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WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1946 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR. PAGE 23 STRICTLY BUSINESS By McFeatters Live Stock Rippey Gains Triumph In Derby Trial i in II i I MR.POTTLEBy U.S. Steel Net Earnings Show Sharp Decline New York, April 30 UF United States Steel Corporation reported today net income of $10,238,271 for the quarter ended March 31 or 45 cents a common share, com pared with $13,267,300 for the last three months of 1946, equal to 80 cents a share, and $15,379,. i April vf I LSI I 30.. 11.

1 William Helis's Rippey (No. 8) nosed out Dixiana Farm's Spy Song (No. 4) in the mile Derby Trial In a photo finish yesterday at Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky. (Associated Press Wirephoto to The Star.) Race Results CHL'RCHIIX RESULTS 1 Bob'a Birthday (Zuffltl. 36 60, 3 40: Mra.

R. 8. (Campbell). 3.60, 40, 3.00; Divaolo Chltf (uolberti. 4.00.

2 Star Brleht lHanka). $30 80. 11 20. 7 80: Toleca (Scurlock). 13.80, 8 20; Dn-Ul Chair (Truschkai, a 60.

3 Wheel Player (Wallac, $16 40. 5 00. 3.00; Marry Mary (Truschka), 3.00, i.4u: iranauu nae tnust, sou 4 First Pagt (Layton), 2 20: Snlrallla (PtdRett). Dlck'a Gal (Tnnchkl), 2.40. S3 60, 2.80, 2.40.

2.40; 3 Rlnrxy (Zufelli, Sdv Banc (Lontden). 3.80. Pleaaure (Wahlen. 9 60. 6 Son Foravpr (Hartwick, 2 40: Errard (Waunfr).

2.20. Princa (Scurlock I. 3 00. 4.20, 3 60; 3 60; With 16 80. 2.20; 2 40.

Bolo 7 Laiv Shofs (Bronka. $6 2ft, 2 80: War Pippin I Bailey t. 4. SO, 4 20. 3.00; Blllv Perrv (Truirnka), 3.

on. 8 Marquaat (Quattlbaum. $12 70, 11.60. 7.40: Omaha Mlka (Jemna), 4.40, 3.40; Soanlah Uhl (Delara), 6. SO.

PI.MI.ICO RF.Sn.TS 1 Rar Flares (Moral. $18. SO, 8 90, 6 70; Lucky Chance million), 8.70, b.bO; Big Jack (Covalli), 3.S0. 2 Tap Lightly (Klrkt. $,1 2n, 3 so.

2 90; Kannie Mac (Snider). 13.90, 7.70; Balu Kmpreas (Walters 4.10. 3 Rouca Pragon (LeonBrd). $7.70, 4.70. 3.50; KoldUr Song (Miller), 3.30, 4.20; Delhi Dan (Adama).

4.70. 4 With Honor (Waltera), $6 80, 4.20, 2.80; Manchae (Snelllnpa), 7.40, 4.10; Coral 8ur (Gilbert), 2.90. 8 Servlct Pilot (Scawthorn), $8 20, S.90, 4.80; Cal's Pet (Ollhert), 13 10, 10.40: Flange (Clark), 13.30. Sea 8nack (Scawthorn), $5 60, 3 30, 2.40: 8unhello (Ouattlebaum), 7.20, 3.00; Lovemenow (Snider), 2.30. 7 Walter Haight (Mora), $10.60, 4 40, 3.10: F.acolar (Claggett), 3.30, 2.70; Found Out (Howell), 2.70.

8 Charge (Wallace), $37.00, 12.20, .1.40: More Stlnm iScurlock), 10.60, 6 40; That-A-Lady (Padgett), 3-60. JAMAICA RESULTS 1 Dutch Raider fJesaop), $10.80, 8.90. S.50: Bvconea (Mllleri. 4.80, 3.30; Llcuid Lunch (Arcaroi, 2 80. 2 Escarp iMavl.

$7.20. 3 90. 2 80; Foxy Polae (Jeasop). 4 50, 3 00; Cold Rav (McCreary), 3 90. 3 Harvest Nleht (Jeaaop).

$4.40, 3 20, 2.80: Pristina (Ouerini, 5.10, 3.90; Colonial Roae (James 10.80. 4 Donor (Jaaaop), $8. 20 4.30, 3.60; Our Tommv (McCreary), 4. SO, 3.40; Dog-Kin ll (Hanfordl, 8.10. 8 Buzfua (Qivenai, $3.80, 2.20, nut; Slrde (Jamea), 2.

SO, out; Coincidence (Arcaroi. out. 6 Kin Prettv (Luca). $26 4ft, 8.30: Stan Tracv (Jnmea. 4.20, Ferry Command (Glvenai.

3.40. 7 Pukka Gin (Arcaro), $4.10, 2.50: Bulrush (Atklnaon). 4.20, Crack Tltma (Onorata), S.OO. SPORTSMAN'S PARK RKMlVLTS 1 Foxlola (Clark), 8.80, Praha (Bond), 6.60, 3.20; Lazy 9 20. 2.

80. 2 80, 3. 70; 7.40; Maid (rayi, li.su. i Misa Evidence (Keefe), $8.20, 4 20. 3.40; Miami Moon (Jeaaop an 8.00; Jut We Two (McKlcmurry 14 SO.

3 Black 8hlp (Bailev), $37 60, 11 50. 4 60; Dusty Zar (Jeaaop), 6 20, 3.40; Mldhy (Bond), 2 80. 4 Oallant Hour (8koronkl), $6 80, 4.40, 3.20; Llithtroot Lartv (Fay), 8-80, 5.00; Zo Zo (Burdy). 4.20. 8 Bank Balance (Carr).

$11.80, 4.40; Haley O'Mar (Skoronakl). 4 20: Roman Belle (Martin), 3.60. 6 Rockwood Lou (Jeaaop), $6 00, 2 60 8aasy Patricia (Bailey), 8.20, Devalue (Pucci), 3.60. 6.80, 6.20, 4. 00, 4.60; 7 Chance Taker (Camp), 2 80: Four Tena (Jesaop), $6 00, 8 40, 4 40, 3 20; iangower ie (cam.

8 Air Raider (Clark 2 80: Caro (Kllnder), .60, cation (Martin), 3.80. $5 80. 3.60, Repll- 5.40; NARRAOANSETT RKNIXTS 1 Tracelatta (Snyder), $8.20, 8.60, 3 20: Eata (Hiimphrlea), 8.00, 5.60; Abbot's Maid (Dattllo), 40. 2 Don's Count (Keiper), $33 80, 16 20, 10.40; Broadway Jim (Bracclole), 20.80, 11.80: Maallne (Brennan). 5 60.

3 8amha 8lren Pea bo), $17.80, 8 60, 4.su; Maiomer ij.bu, Dreaming (Llcaiisl). 2.80. 4 Bee Bee (Keiper), $7.20, 3 40; Valdlna Greedy (Maachek), 5.20; Plr Kll (Naali), 3.0O. 5 Saneone (Allgiler), $4 60, 280; Phanatam (Naah), 6.20, 6 40; 4 60, 9 80, 3 20, 3.40; Katny (Mascnek), 4 (Hi. 6 Hv Charlie (Maachek), 3.00; Jo Aanei (Tobin).

Agrarian-U (Keiper l. 2.80. 7 Air Patron (Breen). 3.00: Zacabrand (Brennan), $11 80, 3.20, $4.20, 11.80, 4.20, 2.40; 3 40, 7.40; Anoyne rixaani, azu. 8 Gunflash ifieaho), $8.40, 4 60, 3 60; Ho Hum (Tiirnbull), 12.00, 7.80; Darby Donna (Andlno), 7.60, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BATTING a ar 9 24 10 30 38 9 24 11 43 11 4 3 11 11 ii Pet.

.417 .400 .373 .370 .370 Wietelmann Bravea Keller. Yankees Herman. W'aaner. Red Stephens. Wltek.

Giants RUNS BATTED IN National American Stevens. Dodstri l2 Doerr. Ped Sox Miller. Rede 12 Etten. Yankees Munal, Cardinals 11 Spence, Senators HOME RUN 8 Walker.

Dodgers 3 DIMaKKlo, Yankees Witek. Giants 2 Cliapman. 2 Etten. Ysnkeea 2 Lln1ell. Yankees 2' York.

Red Sox 2 Pellaarrlnl. Red Box 2 Keltner. Indiana Holmea. Braves Northey. Phillies Miller, P.edt Kiner.

Pirates Hatton. Reds UHMHTf. lift Ti 1 lii Ifl 11 i raatJJW 171 for the same period last year, or $1.04 a share. Director declared the usual dividend of $1-a share on the common stock. Big Steel reported a tax credit of $6,800,000 for the first quarter against income taxes of for the three months ended March 31.

1945. Products and services sold ag-gregated $265,856,787 compared with $491,085,000 for the same quarter of last year. Shipments of finished steel products totaled 2,718,864 net tons against 5,001,245 for the first three months of 1945. THE DIVIDEND ON the com. mon stock is payable June 10 to.

holders of record May 10. Also ordered was the quarterly disbursement of $1.75 a share on the preferred stock, payable May 20 to holders of record May 3. The company said "a Ion of $13,594,746 would have been Incurred had there not been created during the war years a fund to rover abnormal costs arising out of the war." The statement said reported in. come for the first quarter did not reflect any part of the cost of th steel strike because of such a fund, but added that there was a Ions for tax purposes, due to the strike. "The total coat of the steel strike of $27,887,000 Is without any consideration of loss of Income to Inability to make ship-menu during the strike," tht statement said, The company reported production of steel Ingots and casting In the first quarter averaged 52 per cent of capacity.

Corporate Earnings E. I. Dul'nnt DcNemours Co. Reported net Income of $28,925,. 013 for the first three months of 1046.

compared with $18,796,997, for a similar period Inst year. American Rolling Mill Company Reported for the quarter ended March 31 net profit of $1,804,487, compared with $1,875,502. Consolidated Edison Company of New York Reported for the 12 months ended March 31 net In come of $34,351,011, compared with $33,877,911. Weatlnghnute Air Brake Com. pany Reported for the quartcp ended March 31 net profit of $2..

compared with $1,069,513, Pacific Lighting Corporation Reports earnings of $6,721,461 for the 12 months ended March 31, 1916. This represents an Increase) of $2,015,619, over earnings reported for the 12 months ended a year ago. AIM Chalmers Manufacturing Company Reported a net loss for the first quarter of 1946 of $2,250,956 as compared with net profit of $1,979,581 for the sama period in 1845. Household Finance Corporation Reported for the first quarter of 1946 net profit of $1,333,370, compared with $1,177,666. --i Voungstown Sheet and Tub Co.

Reported for the March quarter net profit of $1,205,444, against $1,888,549. National Cylinder Gm Co. Reported for the first three months $366,118. National Cylinder Gas Co. Reported for the first three months net profit of $474,403, against Canada Dry filnger Ale Reported for six months ended March 31 net profit of $746,014 agalnat $729,829, Klliott Co.

Reported for the, quarter emlpd March 31 a net loss of $423,673 compared with a profit of $186,857. Victor Chemical Works Report, ed for the three months ended March 'net profit of $501,703 against $233,790. PREMIER HYBRIDS Yet Available 100 U.S. IS, Ind. 814, 808, 832.

Certified LINCOLN and CHIEF Soybeans TAMA Oats Mold Out a Arlrons HKOARI Seed Illustrated Catalogue HUTCHINSON BROS. SCHILLING ACTON, IND. Phones BL. 0151 BL. 8844 PORCELAIN SOCKETS WANTED MOOC'I-Keyless, without caps.

MEDIUM Right angle cap, pipe thread. MEDIUM Hign receptacles. INTERMEDIATE Straight cap. Mubject to prior purchase, we require 5,000 of each in lots of 50 or more. Wire or airmail Purchasing Dept.

SPERTI. INC. CINCINNATI 12, OHIO ji i i i a i 5 '3 l.n STOCK Rr.CMFTS Host Cattla Calvei StiS'P laatarflay. ii.mw i.mmi 1 428 846 S.9 10 1.T22 RA.NGK OF MOO rains MMium 14 US 14 88 14 14 SS 14. 14 65 Haavy 88 14 88 14 88 14 14.65 14.

85 LlaM 14 85 14 84 14. 84 14.84 14 85 14 86 Notwithstanding that rex-tints hogs yesterday Increased substantially, demand continued broad and urcent and all aales good hogs wert madt at the ceiling. $14 85 hundredweight. That price Included good host averaging 160 pounds and mora aa wcU aa good lighter weighte in a few Inatancea. Mtna run ot pig, however, was listed unchangtd at $13.25 to 814.50 a hundredweight.

Good anwa and good, light stags also brought the celling (or that grade of atock, $14 10, while orT-oualitv. weighty, rough mi ware moved at $13 75 to $14. Trading was active and an offering totaling approximately 12.600 was absorbed tn a short time, PRirK.4 OF S1AIOHTKR cattle at beat were only barely ateadv. In anois slightly lower than on the preceding day. Dealera.

howavtr, reported slightly mora activity than a day earner. A threa-car ahipment of ood and choice stesrt brought a top phot o( a hundredweight aha red by a carlot ot choice heifera. A two-rar string of good steers made $17, while several load good grade eteera, mostly Sight and handywrlaht atock. were sold at $13. 7S to $16.75.

Odd small lots medium to good steers brought $14 30 tn $16. Two Inada good and choice heifera made $16 73. Good beef cows were sold in small mimters at $1.1.50 to $14.30: common and medium kinds, $9.50 to $13; caunera and cutters, $7 to $9.25. Top for bulla remained at $14. with moat aales medium to good atock at $11 50 to S13 33.

vealer prices broks 50 cents a hundred weight, sfter a few earty sales at slrsdy prices. Bulk vealers cashed at $16 50 to tew au.n; common ana mtaium grade calves. $11 to $16. A few choice wooled lambs brought a ton of $16, with good and choice kinds I turning at $14.75 lo $15.50. A load of shorn, medium grtde iambs brought $13 and a few spring lamba rating gwi landed at $15.75.

Sheep pricca were un-i changed. Good wooled ewes held at $8 to good shorn swea, to $6.73. HOGS Good, 160 to 400 PIGS $14.83 Good, Good, Good, Good, Good, 140 130 12(1 110 100 to 160 lha. to 140 lha, tn 130 to 120 to 110 $14 50 14 25 14.00 14 75 13.25 BOWS Light, imnnth $14 10 Heavy, rouah 13 801114.00 a LAUGHTER CATTLE AND CALVES Steert Choice, 700 to (no lha. Choice.

9u0 to l.noo lbs Choice. 1.000 tn 1,800 lb Choice. 1.300 tn 1,500 Ilia Oood. 700 to ami Good, Pno to Loon Iba. Oood.

1,100 lo 1,300 lbs. Medium, 700 tn l.ooo Iba 50W17 75 16 5017.78 1.73jrlg.On 16 75 18.05 13.5fl.ti 16 50 13.5011 16.00 15. 78't! 16.75 13.2515.5(1 Medium, l.liw to 1,300 Iba 13. 3" 13.75 Common, 700 to 1.100 Iba 11.000 13SU 16 23 17.50 16 25H 17.511 13.2511 16 25 15 2516 50 13.0015.25 ll.O0 13.00 Heifers -Choice, 600 to 800 Choice, SiiO to 1 100 lb. Oood, 800 to 8no lb Good.

800 to lha Medium, 500 to (100 Common, 500 to BOO Cowa Good. In wts 13.2314.110. Medium, all wis 11.0013.00 Cutter and common, ail wt 8 23i10.75 Canncrs, all wis 8.730 126 Bulla (yearllnga excepted) Beef, good, all wis 13.0014.00 Hauaage, good, all wta 1 1.50m 13 00 Sausage, medium, all 9.60j 11.00 Vealers Oood and choice, all wta 17.00J1J.50 Common and medium, all wt 10 501716.5(1 Culla l.00lil.0U SLAUGHTER LAMBS Pprlng Lambs Good and choice Medium and tholra Common and medium Ewe a Oood and choice Common and medium AND BHKKP 13.50m 14.75 11.00813 .60 8 on 500 LIVE STOCK BY WIRE Louisville. April 30 (USOA) -Cattle Herelpts, alow and wsak; medium and good aleera and heifera, I14ar.ia.25; cholct heifer Individual, $16 30; beef enws, 12 50; omnsra and cutters. 5n: bulla weak; few sausage type, $11 5013.50.

Calves-Receipts. 600; steady; good and choice, 17 511; romm'in and medium, $13 rl6; culls. $1112. Hogs Kecelpta, 1.800; ateady; all weights, $14.80, cell-In lal anv.s Slid liht slni'e, $14 05. celling.

Hheep Kecelpta. 200; slasdy; few spring lambs, $16 oOti 17; medium and good old rropnera, matured wool ewea, odd choice lo ahorn, $7.50 down. Cincinnati. 0., April .10 (,11 -ItlKDAl Hugs Receipts, 4.00O; steady; all wclghta, 814 06 celling; sows and light atnga, $14 2(1. Cattle Ktrtlpta, 300; ciilvcs, receipts, 600; ateady; medium and good steers and heifers, gnod, $l6'tt 16 25: beef rows to common and medium, $101)12: cnnnera and cut -tare, $7.501 II 50; weighty beef hulls, $14 W14.25; SHiiaaga bulla, vealers steady; top $17 50.

Hhsep- Ra-celnta, 50; packaKt H3-lh aprlng Ismhs, $17; common lightweights, $13: small lots wooled and ahorn lamba, $1214; awes acarce, Chicago. April 30 l.n fUUdA) Quotas nn slaughter cattle had no noticeable effect on the nmrket today, although the government corn bonus program wet ircing dally larger hog recelpls Into tht runwaya. red sleers and yearlings, heir- ers and cows held atendy at Monday's price, considering killing quality wat much lees deelnhle on todav's market. Top ateers reached $17,75, alihough III la merited hltlir. Halable hoga Reccipia, O.r.oit: total receipts, acllve, ateady; good and cnnlca harrnws and yllla.

$14 rrltlnv; sows, $14 10 celling: compteie early rb-arancs: shippers took 2.500. Kalable cattle- Re-celnls. 8 000; total recelpta. 6.000: siImIiIs calvei, receipts. 700: total racelpta, 700; fed steers and yearlings.

Including yearling heifera. strong; killing Duality much less dealrable thnn Mftn-ay; tome buyer pressure, however, atricllv choice cattle; cowa fully stssdy, but bulls 25 cents lower and good and choice vealers 23 to 50 cents Iow.t; stock cattle acarce to steady; top fed (iters, $17 75; very little above bulk, $15.35017: top htlfers, $17; nuisldt heavy beef bulls, 114 50: dslrybrole. $13.73 down: outside choice vaalera, bulk stock cattle. $14'n. Msla-Hie aheep Receipts, total reislpta, 6.000; slaughisr lamba active, stesdy to 25 cents higher: good to cholcs wooled Westerns, 15.75110; top, $16 10; medium tn gnod wooled lamba, $14 60i 15.50; good to choice fed dipped lembs.

No. 1 snd 2 pelts. 15 60; shorn slaughter twts shout ateady at $7.50 down. Iiivestinp; Companies New York, April 30 'P Tha Inveat-merit companies tistsd In tha following table are not traded in on an organised and so no salca rarorda are avail able. They represent in nricea at which a particular dtalar It willing ta trade ll' the following: Bid Aakl BI8 Ask 33 48 38 7 18 73 20 38 13 8 17 3d I tt S3 7.81 8 31 i 27 10 19 32 83 33 .69 17 85 It.

61 13 08 14 7(1 7 40 8 1 3 7 81 8 AfflllatedK 7.13 3.I3 8 1 3 5 42 5 84 inoatonKd BoatonKd 21 27 28 2. Billlorg 24 32 28 6, 4 Onturv 3.VB6 38 34'Knrkrhktf Chemical 18 lit 17 fi2 Minliat DvrsfledD 8 08 9 13 Maaslnva Dividend 1 87 2 08 Mutual Fidelity 30 23 32 '8 Natllnves KlraiMut 7 8 S3 Nat IHef-H-B Fundlnvs 33.70 3d 12 H-LBii rjenlnvatr 8 48 8 7: Kr-prf 80 1 0 4 OrpHe'rAgr 10 '( Auto 8 88 1 Avlat ll 8 10 S3 Ker-Hik 7 49 8 Mr-lnd 10 18 11 29 HI'lg 11.07 12 18 H-lltk 6 13 6 84 16 06 19 01 64 17 .17 9 41 HI 3D 13 37 16 88 11 88 12 81 18 37 17 7 lJ 29 13 14 42 13 64 18 78 18 42 11 83 13 02 14 32 IS 73 16 78 20 61 89 10 87 14 23 IS 63 8 24 0 06 Jl 08 12 18 9 63 10 S9 17.69 19.02 64 30 67 50 21 31 23 64 9 31 10 40 2) 10 23 01! 7 8 88 New Kng Vwrtl 8 71 7.37 MVMtkAK 1-TyAd 9 18 10 09 Auto rjenlid 9MI0 49-InslB 10 14 11.16 loves II SO 13 07; I. IT 10 11 Avwt HlgHp HunKq Dvrslf llvers KleKq Marh Mrrhn Metals Oils Failrd Chan 13IHI13 23 M'mna 8 3 7 16 Ptrlm 7 93 8 72 4 24 6 99 7 31: 6 93 6 07' 8.36 P.I'Bd Rteel Tohae Utll 3 S4 6 33 6 83 3 30 31 7.62 32.44 TnTrilnvt KyaCeBi 8 2 BJ 4 1 KevaCaK2 31 88 Hteel 28 78 30 IS PiltnamO 28 03 30 73 H'aHtrat 20 60 22 8 t'nlonBB 11 12 62 22 4 24 66Welln-ton 31.10 20 Quotations lurnishail bv Nstlonal Ass-rlation of 8-nrrlta nalra. which staia (hay do not nCfsarlly r8rt tenia! transactions or firm bi'laj or offers but should Indicts spproxlmat prlcss, an1 unls othtrwina Iridlratrd, ara as quoted hy tha sponsors or Issuers, Bladen, Tipton Fined $10 By A A President Columbus, April 30 CP-President H. Roy Hamey of the American Association today Imposed $10 fines on Manager Ray Blades and Outfielder Eric Tipton of the St.

Paul club for "using abusive language and delaying the game" in Sunday's double-header with Minneapolis. The fines resulted from an argument with Umpire Robert L. Hicks. Softball Notes rirat t'nltxd Bratiiran trounead Broa4-ay Baptist, 21 to 2, sstariir At sps'ta Park. Spy Song 2d In Mile Test At Louisville By W.

BLAINE PATTON Sports Editor The Star Churchill Downs, Louisville, April 30 The Derby trial, a dash of a mile over a sloppy track here today with 10 contenders in the going for the $100,000 pot of gold Saturday, practically eliminated eight of the number if the footing Is slippery. This prelude for $100,000 proved to be a two-horse race as between the fast clod-throwing William Helis's Rippey and Spy Song. Spy Song led from the opening of the starting gate until the last Jive jumps before the finish with Rippey in close pursuit at his flank on the outside. They called It a photo finish, but it was easy to see that Helis's bay colt had grabbed firs place in that driving last furlong. Trailing by four and one-half lengths in third place was With Pleasure, a' neck ahead of Assault, and the remainder of the field far behind, trailing in the order of Alamond, Marine Victory, Double Slam, Wee Admiral and Menever last.

BY WINNING in the fast time of 1:4015 in mud, Rippey paid his $2 mutual bakers $7.60 to win, $4.20 to place and $3.60 for showing. Spy Song's price was $3.80 for place and $3.60 for show, while With Pleasure paid $9.60 on the show end. The Kentucky Derby, billed for Saturday, has many sterling thoroughbreds which did not race in the Trial today, but this far In advance the advise of this writer is not to overlook today's winner and his neck runner-up. Going to the post today, Spy Song was the favorite, Rippey next, with Assault more or less a favorite in the mud at 9 to 2 and With Pleasure, winner of third, a long shot at 40 to 1. Derby Day Gossip THERE MILL BE no reason to go hungry if you attend the Kentucky Derby Saturday.

The concession man tells us that he expects to employ around 1,500 for the handouts. "HOT DOGS" go along with Derbies and those who grab the bun-encased delicacy will have 300,000 of 'em to try out their molars. However, 'tis "no dice" on hamburgers. RACE FANS who have attended big events at many other leading tracks will be pleased to know that for the first time they will have the Australian "tote" in operation here for the Derby. THE "TOTE" BOARD, electrically equipped, is attached to the betting booths and will show total amount bet on each horse in each race, the odds on the payoff, immediately, as the dollars roll over the counter.

Each time a bet is made it reflects on the "automatic bandit." -T- -i- IT IS ESTIMATED that it will be around an $8,000,000 Derby In the way of spending money, with the average person spending about $75 each. --(- BOX SEATS long have been a thing of a past still with waiting list. The "nut" is $16.95 for one ticket, including tax established price $5, box seats $9, government tax $2.80 and state tax 15 cents. SEAT COVERS FITTED FLOOR MATS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED OPEN SUN, 8-1 Auto Supply 2802 N. Capitol Ave.

TA. 6124 7 The Home of CUSTOM RECAPPING KN0ERLE TIRE GO. K2421 N. Meridian TA. 3371 IT LfU JtA -ar 1 t0 cm you a raise? I'll have to ask ran do it!" Of Treasury position oa April 18, compared with eorre- $183,764 223.311 21,026.633, 3.86, 33.403.378, 53.154.70U, 1.

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The innuex, carrying a ppr cent coupon and due In December 1972, sold at. $1,027,50 per $1,000 bond, a derllne of $10 from the close on Monday, Quotations on long-term United States government Is.sues have dropped steadily since record highs were hit early this month. At that time the December 2H8 traded at $1,065. This issue was sold by the government In November at ftce value of $1,000. In the over-the-counter market, where dally fluctuations are limited by agreement among dealers to $2.50 daily, the Victory loan IhHue was priced nominally at about $1,034.

Most of the business in govern mont Ihsup Is usually done In 'this market. Tx js- ti. Johnson To Fight Deer On Armory Program Friday Two local middleweights, Al Johnson and Arnold Deer, have been signed for semi-windup action in a six-rounrler on the five-scrap fistic bill Friday night at the Armory, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules Athletic Club announced yesterday. Deer has been seeing action in rings of other cities in recent bouts, while Johnson has been doing well before the local fans. The husky Negro 156-pounder has won four straight here with three knockout triumphs.

He racked up a five-round decision over Chicken Gaines of Cincinnati, a the Armory last week. Dave James Tops Pinmen With 676 Dave James showed the way to local bowlers last night when he chalked up games of 238, 202 and 236 for a 676 total at the Pennsylvania alleys. James competed in the Recreation league with the Central Beauty College five. Earl Fegan had 224, 237 and 193 games for a 654 lotal with Stoker Service in the Classic loop at West Side. At Fox-Hunt Ray Adams tallied 239-245-168652, in the Commercial circuit, competing with Coxie's Shell Service squad.

Other league leaders: rennaylvanla 7-rke Heckman, 648. Allied Printer: Thelma Weltle, 667. Bud-weiser Ladles. Uptown J. Allen Dawson, 606.

Riviera Club; John Duke, 603, Rainier Kurni. ture. Fountain Square Joan Krailer, 518, Stirlinu funeral Home Ladlea. Sturm S. Garshwiler, Dean Pump.

PRikwav Jeeaup. 544. RC Eva Williamson, 550, Beck Coal and Coka La ttlea. D7.plan-0!nrlia Ryan, 627, Turk'a Tavern; Antnony Brianik, 624, Recreation. Broad Rlppie Jim Talbert, sis, JJuai-neaamen.

Anders Martha Mnnlev. 468. Klrhy Mortuary Ladies; Libby Eichel, 490. Ladies. fiiort Bowl Bonnie Wlllsey, 530.

Bins Ribbon Ice Cream Ladlra: Leo Sthanke, 584, Blue itlbbon let Cream. Prltchett-Hunt-O'Gradv K. E. Phillips. 569 Orapho Products; Jot Culllgan, 563, Lady of I.ourdea.

St. Philip's Herman Rtoefler (Aherle 587. and Gladys Lane (Lyons Driinal, 491 Mixed. Central K. Murphy, 816.

Kaslea; Bryon Skacea, 551. Diamond Chain; Fred Antigua, 544. Junior Chamber of Com-merae; Anthony Heaaman. 5(i0. and June Wilson, Indiana Employment Security Mixed.

Illinois Gey Dlllman, 586. and Wade-line Kox, 435. Inland Container Mixed; Charlea and Cecil Pebbles. 545 each, and Tlllle Jardlna, 477, Coca-Cola Mixed. West Ride Mailt Coakley, 538, A H.

Pervlce. Indiana-Pete Smock, 6((4. Recreation; Lota Blake, 529, E. C. Atklna Ladies; Virginia Welling, 478.

Farm Bureau Ladies. Fox-Hunt Rudy Juraax, 592, John Hancock Insurance. Mildred Dove fired a 277 total at Parkway alleya laat niKht to win the headpln which signaled the close of the Ladles' Independent League. The Creace'it Paper Company Ave finished at the top of the loop with 54 victories to .10 loaaea, Ethel Mahtr'a 162 average leadlna the winners. Indiana State Plans 8-Game Grid Card Terre Haute, Ind April 30 JPi Coach Walter E.

(Wally) Marks today announced an eight-game schedule for the 1946 Indiana State Teachers' College football team. Marks has returned to the college after four years with the Army Air Forces. The schedule: Kept. 21, Illinois Normal here: Sent. ll 28, Wahaah here Oct.

5. Butler at In dianapolis; Cxt. 12. Evanaville College here; Oct. 19.

Ft. joaepn at Rena-eiaer; Oct. 26, Central Normal at Danville: Nov. 9. Eaatern Illinois State Teachers' College here.

Nov. 16, Ball State Teach- era' Colege here. Down to this lost van-tempered inch a GOOD cigar. "Your wife wanti me to give my wife if Statement Washington. April 3(1 tn Treasury spending dait a year aii Receipts Kxpendlturrs Balance Ciiatomt racelpta for Receipts fiscal year July 1 Kxpendlturee fiscal year Kxceas of expenditures Total debt lVcteaae under previous day Gold assets Nov York New York.

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14 i 5 6 33 'a; 14 '4 6'Z 5 I The entry of another foreign car and driver added spice to an already internationally flavored entry list for the Memorial Day classic. The entries now number 45. Speedway officials announced the entry of a 12-cylinder, rear-wheel-drive a go a Special, which will be driven by Robert M. W. Arbunoth, a leading British sportsman and racing enthusiast.

The car was entered by High Speed Motors, of Paddington, England. Indiana speed fans look to George Barringer, veteran of five Speedway grinds, as one Hoosier driver likely to uphold the state's prestige in the Memorial Day classic race this year. George, an Indianapolis resident for 10 years, will drive one of the most unusual cars entered. It Is a six-cylinder, supercharged, four-wheel drive "job" with the engine in the rear. The piston displacement is 180 cubic inches.

Roscoe Dunning, also a dyed-in-the-wool Hoosier, Is mechanic and adviser for George. Roscoe has been connected with the race in various capacities since 1911, and has been mechanic for most of the "hig name" drivers. George's car, practically destroyed in a fire which swept. Gasoline Alley a few hours before the 1941 race, was rebuilt this winter. He qualified the car at 122.29 M.P.H.

in 1941, the 14th fastest time. Since then it has been "souped up" and George promises one of the fastest qualifications ever seen. S. A. Sllbermann, metallurgical engineer, known lo the motor rac ne fraternity as me A-m man, has completed plans testing all vitBl car parts for this year as in the past.

Silbermann is the official testing engineer for the AAA con-tost board, which first established the system in 1935 to prevent accidents due to faulty metal in car parts. Drivers, mechanicians and sponsors resented this innovation when more than 50 per cent of parts subject to terrific stress were found defective and rejected. The following year this feeling changed and the drivers realized that the so-called "X-ray" Insnpption was preventing acci dents. By 1941 the rejection nans had dronned 2 per cent of of all those examined. Sibermann works for "free" end likes it, calling it a "vacation." But it usually requires a two-week fishing trip in June to recover from the fun of working day and night for a month before the big race.

Drivers and mechanics now flock into the new restaurant in Gasoline Alley for coffee and rolls during their "knockoff" periods. Bits of racing news are exchanged and many are the stories told. Once Russ Snowberger had a riding mechanic, Jigger Johnson, who had an amazing knack of doing the wrong thing at the wrong time, Snowberger was wearing a pair of very expensive goggles and during the 500-mile grind they became coated with oil and dirt. Snowberger snatched -nrf (hrn.t hm incm uu ger. Jigger, promptly misunderstanding the gesture, nonchalantly tossed the goggles out of the car.

R.G.H. Syracuse Pitcher Hurls No-Hit Game Syracuse, N.Y., April Z0 (UP) Earl Harrist. young righthander who won two and lost four with the Cincinnati Red8 last season, pitched a no-hit, no-run game today for Syracuse of the International League, defeating Buffalo 5-to-0. Harrist, who is 25 year old, six feet tall and weighs lfij pounds, was sent hy Cincinnati to Syracuse for more seasoning. Raceland Season Opens With 7 Events Tonight Midget auto racing will start at Raceland tonight, the original opening of the fifih-mile track on Highway 67 between MeCords-ville and Fortville having been postponed by rain Sunday after 13 cars qualified.

There will be seven events on the program. Qualifying trials will start at 7 o'clock and the flrt race will begin at 8:30. College Baseball Butler 9, Central Normal t. Indiana, State 14, Indiana Central S. Notre Dame 7, Northwestern I.

Cincinnati 8, Ohio SUt S. Ohi. U. 9, Ohio Welejan 0. Michigan 28, Detroit J.

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