Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 17

LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Used Truck Tires Proclamation! IOpenHlgb tow ICIomICImoPrioePricePrlceApllApll LEGAL NOTICES what we OPEN EVENINGS SAVE! SAVE! ERTILIZERS 00 Ylxu 822 Main St $400 $195 Bargain Center $125 so beans Sale I Dependable Drug Store I Sixth and South Sts flour middlings Is This i Next Step of Expansion? AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE Barred Rock Week 1 April 10th to 15th auto SUPPLIES YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT WALGREEN'S 408 412 MAIN ST experience of the All ex invited 1 2 1 2 0 8 6 0 9 7 turn mvar fright trad The Mason and Dixon line was located from an airplane in 1936 give the best deal 7 6 0 4 3 7 81 50 7 6 5 4 7 0 9 9 310414B1101631161011418410912810521410125410425 810730 JOO lbs $400 JLOO lbs? $298 85 12 26 152 23 50 21 37 29 5814 28 751' 25 33 40 3994 24 55 3t 21 44 89 13 2594 149 29 394 79 8 To back our prom ises on used cars with a protective guarantee We need late model used cars Will trade high for Drop in army lead the Lafay basketball the recent a banquet LAAYETTE MOTORS INC ifth and South Sts AutOllta Blectria oods Motors TPZjto sufferers of STOMACH ULCERS HYPERACIDITY Willards Messaqo of Relief i oo 9 50 down 894 3894 68 894 24 4594 894 703694 3894 4794 3894 19 43 3394 21 694 17 mefil 4 meal cracked corn Our Planing Mill Is for Your Convenience YOUR NEIGHBOR SWITCHED TO A used ord V8 good deal 7 6 6 7 6 6 down 1 Heatrola 1 Hot Blast stove oil stove 1 range stove 1 piano dressers 2 chests of drawers walnut chair 1 large cupboard beds 2 antique beds 3 plece wicker set 2 good 9x12 rugs 1 lot of dishes and cooking utensils several end tables chairs tables and rockers and many other items too numerous to mention A CLARK Auctioneer easter Motor Co 919 MAIN ST HUDSON DEALER AUTOMOBILES OR SALE (Continued) 50Q10 I 00 300 000 60O 500 60(9 750 750 rapidly growing party as Ratnizi had been al to continue in recent on the grounds' that it patrotic organization al polltlcal groups have been Piggly Wiggly OUR DIE IN IRE SCARBRO Va April (AP) our persons who depend ed on relief for subsistence were killed early today in a fire which destroyed their one room home above a store The victims were Mrs Rosie Long Conner 55 her daughter Mrs Ruby Jones Garten 30 and Mrs two small children NAZI PARTY DISSOLVED SOIA April 11 (AP) The Bulgarian government tonight dis solved the German supported na tional socialist party for what po lice said was a plot to change form of government The known lowed months was a though forbidden by law A police communique announced dissolution by the minister of the interior It said Ratnizi was discovered to have been planning a change in the regime and to install an other form of government 839 119 26 14994 22 94 55 2194 3694 28 5794 994 1 2894 7 2494 33 94 38 94 38 23 50 94 2994 2194 4394 6 13 94 24 94 1394 204 394 77 94 1 3294 594 36 94 64 94 6 23 94 4494 68 36 24 84 47' 86 1794 42 32 21 94 17 7000 Ousted rom Indiana WP A Rolls INDIANAPOLIS April' (UP) Approximately 7000 have been removed from state WPA rolls in April and further reduc tions will be made May 1 John Jennings state administrator announced today He said that most of thework 'ers now removed from the rolls were working on projects for which sponsoring communitties had not paid their share of the cost 889 68 6194 4794 50942994l 27 26 4294' 4894 44 8794 8572 20 6 32 50 OUNTS BwlDU 5 gallon $175 3 gallon $105 2 gallon Court Upholds Sentence PHILADELPHIA April By a 2 to vote theUnited States circuit court of ap peals this afternoon upheld the conviction of Ellis Parker Sr and his son Ellis Jr in the kidnaping of Paul We nd el as a sequel to 5 the abduction of baby Charles Lindbergh Voting to uphold the conviction of the Parkers in a Newark fed eral court were Justices Albert Maris and John Biggs Jr Judge Judge Joseph Buffington opposed the conviction The elder Parker formerly chief of Burlington county de tectives in New Jersey is under a prison sentence of six years and his son three years orum Speakers Mrs Rhoda Bacineister Indian apolis state supervisor of home making and parent education for the PWA and Mrs A Sch madel city will address the forum class Thursday evening April 13 at 7:30 in the city court room Mrs Schmadel will speak on orms of Gov Hie public is invited tom turkeys per 1 LOCAL rttu rniLti 8155 220 135 170 500 275 255 140 2 1 72 27 235 226 190 lS 316 325 376 ueen Geraldine sIs Stricken With Puerperal ever ATHENS April 11' (UP) Queen Geraldine of Albania to i night suffered a serious attack of puerperal fever which aroused fear in her retinue that the or deal of her flight before invading Italians might cost her life She was in a hospital at near by Larissa Her fever ranged as high as 1022 degrees Attendants summoned from1 Athens one of the most1 distinguished gynecologists When her fever showed no sign of abating a Berlin specialist was reported to have been called to attend her The queen whose mother was an the former Gladys Virginia Stewart gave birth last Wednesday to1 a son heir to the throne wiped out by the Italian invasion Two days later? she from her to flee to Greece after Italian soldiers had landed "coast In an improvised ambulance she and Prince Skander jostled over the tortuous mountain roads At first she appeared to have stood the rigorous journey well considering her precarious condi tion The full effect of the trip became apparent today when the fever rose She was taken to the hospital from which a tentative then definite diagnosis of childbirth fever was reported Paywell Chicks Pedigree Approved Behind every Wallace Chick is a long time breed ing program All flocks mated 100 to males from record performance pen mating Wallace Hatchery and Breeding arm GOODYEAR TRACTOR TIRES Discontinued eIirns end used tractor tlreo at give away prlcee Equip your eraeant' tractor with rubber for lesa than the coat of your car tirea Ask ua PETER ANDERSON CO 1 To convince the prospective buyer should see us first to save with safety ar 2 To sell used car that back to will HENRY POOR LUMBER CO PHONE 3063 Youths at Church Supper and Rally ifty young people representing 22 churches of the county enjoy ed a pot luck supper and pre con ference rally sponsored by the Tippecanoe county young Council of Christian Education at Brown Street Methodist church Tuesday evening Miss Ruth Anderson presided and announced the county youth conference to be held at irst church West Lafayette riday evening and Saturday April and 22 Henry Mangus program chairman re ported the conference theme High the Cross of and theRev James A Weber of De catur as guest speaker many lo cal pastors to assist A banquet is being planned for 6 Saturday evening April' 22 at irst church by a committee headed by Miss Dorothy Reinecke James Klepinger chairman of the registration committee distributed publicity material? Miss Marjorie Smith gave the challenge and the meeting closed with a friendship circle riday April 1 4th at Transfer Co 330 South Third St 3 SPECIALS 3 1937 ord Tr Coach heater reconditioned and guaranteed '1935 ord Deluxe Coach radio heater new tires $245 1933 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan heater priced for quick sale only $165 OUR Used Car 11 legionnaires Mourn Dr Bassetts Death Joseph Smith commander of Lafayette poet Noll American Legion made a statement Wed nesday learning that Dr" Bassett Goodland physician and Legion 'leader had died He said "Lafayette Legionnaires yere greatly shocked by the death of Dr Bassett The Legiqn in In diana has lost a real leader in our organization one whose services were of great value A large group of our local Legionnaires will attend his funeral riday" Come to for Your New Spring Suit SINGER STORE Corner Third and Columbia 394s 45 43 4g 54 44 3S 56 46 3s 55 51 2s 59 56 2 43 39 294 44 42 3s 52 44 Small Tornado Hits Georgia Community i ROSWELL Ga April (INS) One man Was injured to day and a number of buildings badly damaged as a small tornado struck the little farming com munity 'of Crab Apple near Ros well The victim was listed as Her bert Stanford 35 His condition was not believed serious will not Come customers who 3 To always buyer the very for his money 4 To service sell promptly efficiently and with courtesy i 5 To maintain con tin uous interest in the cus satisfaction 6 To price our used cars to lowest level con sistent with their worth 7i To offer a fair al lowance on each cus car Wells Yeager Best Prescription Drug Store ree Delivery Service Barred Rock chicks any i day this week as long as supply lasts $770 per 100 $7500 per 1000 at hatchery These are Standard No chicks from home flocks tested under both and official Indiana plans BAYS IS NAMED DEMOCRAT HEAD INDIANAPOLIS April (AP) red Bays of Sullivan a public service commissioner was elected Indiana democratic chair man this afternoon in an agreed upon program but the resigna tion of James Beattey of In dianapolis as secretary of' the central committee came generally as a surprise Bays whose candidacy went in to the committee meeting with a state administration approval tag succeeded Omer Stokes Jack son of Greenfield Beattey said he had no com ment to make on reasons for his unexpected resignation It was reported however he is in line for a state appointment NOTICE TO BREEDERS The 2 Registered Percheren Black Stallion Radnor No 215446 will 'tand eeaeon at the barn ot Mrs Perry Todd Z'Amllea north west st Romney' Price at' season S12JJ0 lour patronase appreciated Mrs Perry Todd Romney Ind ROMNEY PHONK hoppinq for vjour garden in our beautiful 'Color illuminated display of announced also that iso I blackshirt battalions from lor ence Verona and Copparo which 2c landed at Valona had subjugated 200 1 the whole region around that I a 4 la A IkanlnM rrnrl I BUUmClR AIMCaiAASXAX pvra be I ossa 917 snA nprqnns ner 15 I square mile in some districts or Manhattan 'NYStocks (Tnralshed by LainaoB Bros and Co) Island of Corfu Greece rr A general view! of the Island of Corfu the Greek hinted as a possible next objective of Premier spot of land located south of Albania and now geoito Mussolini of 3 Makomb Oil Brooders $15 and $18 3 Large New Makomb Coal Brooders $2000 Used $1250 Reduced Prices On May Chicks Book Now I 1 i itting Hatchery and eed irm15 South Second St Annual Poultry Supply Now On Save up to $50 on this SPRING SALE of good USED CARS These early April 4 chicks will make more profit than will later chicks Pullets will be laying in October broilers ready in July and August' Drive in and get your chicks' amous ilm Star Dazzles Crowd of Newspaper olks r(By MARY BOWEN) Jeanette Mac Donald 1938 Queen of the Movies and a top per among Metro Goldwyn Meyer stars had the little town of Bloomington agog Tuesday when she arrived there to prepare for a concert Wednesday evening Now on a two month concert' tour the glamorous cinema beauty ar 1 rived "kt the Graham hotel Bloom ington late Tuesday afternoon coming from Evansville where she gave a concert Monday eve ning On the eve of her tenth concert executives of studios ar ranged for an informal press' con ference Tuesday evening in Bloom ington which proved to be a de lightful experience for th 50 press representatives and theater managers who were invited to meet Miss Mac' Donald Dressed in a brown and tangerine cos tume with which she wore' a mink coat with" violets and red roses pinned the 'collar the golden haired star made herself "at discussing the kind of clothes she' likes best hobby dogs wliich she says is almost a business with her At the home which she occu pies with her husband Gene Ray mond whom she married in 1937 she hw three dogs Nick a New foundland stormy Weather a Skye terrier and Sunny' Day a Bedlington Next to singing she likes to sleep best however goes in for active sports' such as swim ming and horseback 'riding' Home pride was stirred when unsolicited she said Indiana scenery was and the rolling hills intrigued her 4 "An is never better than his last said Miss Mac Donald when asked whom she considered the best of today's screen stars Of the pictures she has made "May is her favorite or her next picture she would like to do al though the studios prefer Her studio dictators as she called studio heads are caus ing her difficulties because she wants to make a picture with her husband Gene Raymond but the "head think it would damp en public interest Miss Mac Donald is a picture of a thrilling personal ity her reddish gold hair simply waved and worn loosely is like spun gold and her wide set eyes are sparkling green She is five feet five inches tall and tips the scales at 118 pounds Very fair skin and a perfect set of pearly white teeth go to make up this lovely creature loved the world over After the press conference Tuesday evening Miss Mac Don ald and her party dropped into a Bloomington theater to see starring Mac She had seen the musical the latest when in the cutting room stage but not since the picture had been re leased or exhibition "Broadway in which Miss" Mac Donald plays opposite Lew Ayres is lavish and is booked for an early local showing by the ourth Avenue Amusement company CHICAGO April No hard 70 He 1 yellow 40 He No 4 52 He Oats' No wmie war snmnlp rrade white zac food A Daney 45c No 3 54c ramplo prade 3c rye No 1 4894 No 3 othy seed 33 1600 red top 975 TOLEDO April 12 Grain and hay unchanged 4 CHICAGO PARK GRASS ibJMc seed fy Although receipt were ralrlj nea twins looked steady at the Lafayette at I71n TOD vv cuiicducj aanlv ar jeers entersa took a heavy kill and order buyers followed to op 4n TvoTia Ravera! over night hogs sold at prem a 1 1 a n111 15c early In the session markets had a similar tone Gattie were All mixed in the run but buyers cieareu me pen could have been used A ra Sptlva stronger than tney were a ueu a though the quoted top was 8950 there were a few outstanding veals tnai POTATO MARKET brought 81000 on outside sales A cnICAGO April (U 8 light run was seen Wool Department ot Agriculture) Potatoes receipts 61 rears on track 361 cars: amos win total 8 ship: Slrt Tteadv at 8875 down and other kinds were firm There was run HOGS VIGORO: ACErj: SPERB'S Phone 2777 alse Science Is Conference Topic With 56 attending the annual Northwest Indiana Lutheran pas conference ses sions opened Wednesday at St Lutheran church school hall the Rev Barth of Val paraiso presiding Alfred Kirchoff of Lafayette acting as secretary and Dr A Haentschel of Val paraiso university as essayist The Rev Schmidt pastor of St James conducted the religious ex In his address Dr Haentschel discussed Can Be Done to More Thoroughly Indoctrinate Our Children to Safeguard Them Against alse Asking the question: is false sci ence" he replied to his own ques tion: science for the Chris tian 4s science which conflicts the teachings of the Bible While the principle guides us the application is not always an easy i Sessions were held Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 Serv ices were scheduled for evening at the church 'with a confession address by the Rev Vaudret Speaker for the service Rev Stark holy communion to be ob served mHjut to vaulnrc rnn mt jmn nixr no fully tahU Ini'IeaHnn koIph around etoadyt dork Tnd ROO IRE 1 down A small roof fire damaged the down I a Davis home 2408 North eve ire companies 2 and 5 made the run (Crabb RrynM Taylor Pura wheat bran Wheat flour middlings Alfalfa leaf meal Ground corn and oats Alfalfa meal I Dried buttermilk Ltnseed on Rolled oats YZIIm drlazO 41 cotton seed meal Essential Ingred poultry mash Poultry mash Egg mash 1 24 dairy feed 16 dairy feed Meat and bone scrap i Tankage supplement 1 1A 8 ZA hard 727294c no yeuo 7194c No 3 mixed (tough) 2 mixed 49 9i No to o' 2 white 54c 3 mixed 30c: No 3 SOHSTSIc NO 6 go tv as 52i960c feed pample grade 37c 44 14 ct C1Q9 Bi Salvation Army Team Banqueted Purdue athletic authorities city officials and civic and era paid a tribute to ette Salvation Army team runner up In state tournament at Tuesday evening atthe new army citadel a silver trophy being pre sented to the team Noble Kizer athletic director at Purdue said the more boys we have Inathletics the better community we will and Mayor A Killian praising athletics for boys and girls said th6 city was plan ning to build six more baseball diamonds and seven tennis courts CoL Rodda Salvation Army state leader' said the army was interested in athletics as a char acter builder Others making short talks were George Weigel prosecuting at torney who presided as toastmas ter in the absence of Tem pleton (Dutch) ehring Purdue baseball coach Judge Lynn Parkinson Lynn Miller dean of I boys at Jefferson high school and members of the army advisory board Capt Row land Salvation corps commander announced that of the 14 teams in the' state tourney the Lafay ette team made the smallest aver age of personal fouls and also scored highest in free throws making 63 per cent AC (Continued) IT HE MARKETS TODAY 50 a oo 6 oo Nineteenth street Tuesday 4 i nine' 4 VW 00 down K0 down TROOPS ON GREEK BORDER TIRANA April Ital Thuraday ian troops extended their occupa tlon of Albania to the 1 Greek 7o lbs (94c dis i frontier toaay planting tner in 94 of moistura I color on the boundary line as I Officials announced the troops7S I advancing 15 miles from Koritza uniET entered tne town or rnansma on LOCAL POULTRY MAnKtl the frontier about 25 miles south (Delton Wholesale Poultry of the point where the Albanian rrchnra Yugoslav and Greek frontiers rocks join It was roung Hldea Eggs WooL Chicago Grain (urnished by I umson Brae end Cel Arti cles Market steady Choice steers 100Q to 1200 lbs Short fed steers 800 to 1000 lbs Choir light heifers 600 to 900 lbs Medium heifers 500 to '750 Iba Choice stock steers 550 to 650 Ib8 Good feeding calvo Grain fed cowi i Medium cowi Cutter cowr Conner cows Choice bulls Light bulls CALVES Market steady Top calves I Good to choice Mediums LAMB8 8HKEP Market 25c lower Wool lambs 1 Clipped lambs Medium lambs Throwouts at owes Med'um ewee Culls Bucks LOCAL CASH GRAIN wa4lvn A 1 jta No 2 wneai No 3' rye No 3 new corn count for over 15 No 3 new oats No 3 new soy riinnad lambs shipments 755 cars old Clippea lamos unnliea moderate de ihnrf I mand slow Sacked per cwt Idaho XVUW3 5 DU4 unnas a I 8170 unwashed large 816794 Colo I rado Red McClures 8 No 1" hur ra I lap sacks washed good color 8710: 00 North Dakota Bliss Triumphs 85 per cent or better 8 No 1 quality0 81451 65 Cobblers 90 per cent 70 IS No 1 8115 Early Ohlos 86 per An cent 8 No 1 8135: Minnesotan Red River Valley section Cobblers 90 ra per cent 8 No 1 3115 Early 75 I Ohlos 75 per cent 8 No 1 81 35 50 New stock steady supplies liberal5 I demand very slow no early sales re 00 ported CHICAGO POULTRY CHICAGO April 12 poultry live receipts 1 car 26 trucks: steady go I hens over 6 lbs ic ileus 11694c other prices unchanged 25 Navy Club to Meet Receive Commission I The Navy club of Lafayette will JJ meet Thursday evening at 7:30 oo at the Lafayette Brewery 736 814 North ourth street when oo the club will be commissioned by 25 Bodiker paymaster Navy Club of the A 59 navy and marine men are to attend DWIGHT BAKER fe Eeii'wizdav unurn i 13 livil DAYTON INDIANA Bargain Center JUST RECEIVED! New Shipment of DRESS SHIRTS Manhattans Wilsons Marlboros Duke of Kents: ii2each VC EEDERS 4 ft eeders 75c 5 ft Hen 4 ft Broiler eeders $125 IRESTONE SERVICE STORE 9th and erry Phone 2903 wheat min 1 May TRAILERS I 1 CORN HOUSE TRAILER 1988 DELUXE Covered Wagon like new Orville July Moore 6 blocks eat school house Sept Brooketon Ind I July Sept RYE NOTICE TO HEIRS CREDITORS AND LEGATEES In the matter ot the estate of BEANS George Throckmorton deceased In 1 3 Lv the Tippecanoe Circuit Court April I jBir Term 1939 I Ort Is hereby given to the credi laRD tors heirs and legatees of George I May Throckmorton deceased and all I July sons interested in said estate to ap I Eopt in said circuit court on the 3rd I day 6f May 1939 being the day flxed I CHICAGO April Wheat and endorsed on the Anal settlement i trading returned to a slow pace today account of Lafayette Loan and 1 I and prices were stabilised tn a nar Company administrator de bonis non I rOw cs range with the will annexed of isaia de 1 Buying from milling and baking In cedent and show cause if vny I terests helped to steady the market such final account should not be ap Offgettlnx the favorable crop outlook proved and the heirs of said deced ibut mo8t dealers were on the aide ent and' all others Interested ere ai 1 awaltlnf( EUropean developments hereby notified to appear in said court I wheat closed 4o lower to 94o high on said day and make proof of tnetr i er compared with finish heirship or claim to any part of said I May July corn estate I 94c higher May 47c July 49 LAAYETTE LOAN AND TRUST I oata higher COMPANY Administrator del CarIot today: Wheat 19 cars with bonis non with the will annexed I contract grade last year 18 Addison Sills Attorney for Estate I arg Corn 42 cars with 37 of con 19 I tract grade last year 103 cars Oats I 14 cars with 9 ot contract grade last NOTICE APPOINTMENT year 14 cars 4121 I cars estimated 18 Notice i hereby given that the cars corn 57 carsoats 15 cars undersigned haa been appointed ad Hogs: Receipts 9000 lOo lower mlnlatrator of the estate of Robert top 87 35 Alexander deceased' late ot Tlppeca I noe County Indiana The estate is I CHICAGO LIVESTOCK upposed to be CHANTS NA CHICAGO April (U Administrator Department of Hogs re TIONAL BANK Admin a rat celpts 9000 moderately active steady Preston Calvert 3ra to 10c lower than Tuesday's average Lafayette Ind April 11 to 6740 good 'and choice 190 to 4 12 19 26 230 ibs 240 to 1H I 10 Q72 270 to 320 lbs 710: few 150 to 180 lb averages 86 75 flTrinV good 400 to 550 lb packing HOGS STEA up VW I Cattle receipts 8000 calves 1200 I strictly choice and? prime fed steers A I Pllft nilBI land yearlings steady common and 1 1 Ml LRIU UIU I medium grades comparatively scarce lira rill 11 rllllWu I slow steady but good to average VI IIWI1 choice kinds in sizeable supply very slow weak with bulk unsold most I SR A blds 15O26c lower on cattle of value If Mill I AilU 310501200 top 31375 rallT I MMrlgR paid for weighty Indiana fed bullocks: It Illi kf 11 14 next highest price 31350 on yearling JvV I several loads steers sold at 111 1225 mostly western rea onenngs go nn khinnpr uccGunti! other classes and I fully steady with bulls hlgh I gr bRt heifers 310501 cows very II loads scarce weighty sausage duub up io hnoi I 5735 veaiers tuny steaay at Tnn tlv 11025 down xiiKrit nvsto 4 7' iLL a hnut Sheep late uesaay Chicago reported lossea of ab ut I at lamb9 gteady to strong bulk wopl I skins 10 ou (x iv 4b nest loaas iva I A SA 1 At 4 llo lh Mralarkia Cb Tflfl ldkT' ood I AWA XA wv JradM were 1025 clipped lambs 3850900 to graaes wera rather active: fully steady: J1 at Qualitx beer TolippS slightly I Iambs 3875900 sheep stronger RIlu BUS ohAti Cnlinmla mwah a1 I xv pT 1938 ord Coach Was $545 now 1058 ord Coach Was $343 now $295 1936 Plymouth Deluxe Touring Coach black heater one owner was $425 now $395 1936 Plymouth Coupe black heater was $365 1935 Chevrolet Coach Was $325 now $295 1934 Chevrolet Coupe Was $245 now $225 1934 Pontiac Sedan Was $445 now Oldsmobile Coupe Warf $225 now 1932 ord Coupe Was si 65 now 1937 DeSoto Deluxe Touring Coach heater overdrive Sure a real buy 1937 Plymouth Deluxe Touring Coach heater and only 1933 Chevrolet Coach repos sessed to go for balance due only 1 $167 Some Cheap Transporta tion 1930 Hupmobile Sedan $65 1929 Pontiac Coupe $35 1929 Chevrolet Coach $35 1928 DeSoto Roadster OPEN EVENINGS NSW York 4 ICloss Stocks Apl2Apll Son Born Mr Mrs Wilmer Sutton 1219 Wabash avenue are the par ents ot a son born Wednesday morning at the Home hospital JONES HATCHERY American Can Amer Radiator and 8 A and 8 Amerlcan Tel and TeL Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Booing Cerro de Pasco and Chrysler Motors Commercial Solvents Commonwealth and South Consolidated Edison Consolidated Oil Curtiss Wright Electric General Genera! General Goodyear International Harvester Kennecott Copper Kroger Groc Montgomery Ward Nash Kelv National Dairy Prod National Distillers Central North Am Co Packard Penney Penn Phillips i Pet Radio Corp Reynolds Sears Roebuck Standard Brands Standard Oil Ind Standard Oil Studebaker Union Carbide United Aircraft Corp United Corp Union Pacific Steel Westinghouse Eleo Western Union Woolworth Youngstown and Chicago Stocks Borg Cities Service Noblltt Sperks NEW YORK April 12 (AP) The urge to sell stocks in fear of war diminished in Wall Street today and the market climbed briskly for a time At the peak of the rally many shares were one to four hlgfier but gains were whittled In late dealings as many traders returned to the sell ing side on the assumption the come back was merely a tecnnicai There was a 1 brief rush to previous short sales around the open ing partly on tne nenei war hsA been overdone After that Ing set a slower pace Transactions approximated 1100000 shares Corporate bonds participated the recovery turn and some commodities which had been sold on the war threat improved also Most staples held to a narrow The late selling cancelled gains in some shares Steel shares slipped on the late reaction At mid afternoon the British pound was unchanged at 3468 The rench franc was oft 00 of a cent at 264: cents Chicago' wheat ended a bushel higher to down Corn wss up Cotton futures In late dealings were 30 55c a bale lower GOVERNMENT BONDS NEW YORK April Bonds closed today Treas 3s 43 40 Treas Treas Treas Treas Treas HOLC HOLC HOLC INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK I INDIANAPOLIS AprU (U I Department of Agriculture) I receipts 6000: holdovers generally steady practical top 3720: I ton 140 to 300 Ibe 8700730 1 800 to 400 lbs 8 70890: 100 to l0 I lbs 62570O: bows It lOSO I Cattle receipts 1400 calves I uteern pTN'nlnfr Mow hut TuHy meanj I anklnr stronger Rear' ut lbw Meady to Rcarc I T'1 Rr o' 10 SA fl Att lex ke no fuuv Isieho good S3 lb fed wooled lambs 39 75 CHICAGO CHICAGO April Butter receipts 741036 Iba firm prices un changed gga receipts 3521 eaaeot: firm prices unchanged 120 18e 10e eteady on kinds of More cf delightful I I a 'z TTZj iLfilMi it I a i i 68 68 68 68 68 68 67 68 68 68 68 68 47 47 47 47 41 49 4 49 60 50 60 50 29 29 29 29 27 27 27 27 36 26 26 26 2 42 '42 42 43 48 43 44 44 44 44 i 87 86 72 8 20 6 17 I SO 6 32 6 50 6 47 Market steady 201 to 210 8 311 to 225 pounds 226 to 250 pounds 251 to 300 pounds 301 to 325 pounds 181 to 200 pounds 171 to 180 pounds 161 to 170 pounds 151 to 160 141 to 160 pounds 131 to 140 pounds 101 to 130 pounds Roughs CATTLE YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT WALGREEN'S 408 412 MAIN ST MJ awatSR.