The Times du lieu suivant : Hammond, Indiana • Page 117

IHE HAMMOND llMfcS Financi ialN ews 15 Stocks Hit Record High By ELMER WALZER NEW YORK, June spurt in prices of United States government bonds that carried 15 of the issues to new record highs featured trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. The stock section of the exchange reversed its downtrend of yesterday and registered advances ranging to more than a point without benefit of increased trading. Change in the trend of the share market followed an upturn in London before the New York opening. The latter was influenced by a better outlook for a British-French- Russian pact. Improvement was reported in several lines of business, notably retail and wholesale trade and ia car loadings, the latter rising to a.

new high since December 3. Trading was light because of the approaching week-end. Many market operators were for an extended vacation until Monday and a considerable number of others were on regular summer vacations, takc-i early in anticipation of a pickup in business in the latter part of the month. Commodities failed to follow the trend of stocks and bonds. Grains eased fractionally and rubber futures lost a few points.

World sugar futures eased. Cotton silk futures were firm. Mercantile stocks were strong. New highs for the year were made by Neisner brothers at 27 up and Safeway stores at up Dunhill at its high of was up i. McCrory stores touched up Purity bakeries equalled its high for the year at 16 up Grocery and baking turned active at a fractional advance.

U. S. Realty and Loft were active, although they were about unchanged. Final Grain Review CHICAGO, June 2. (U.P.) Wheat prices lost ground on the Chicago Board of Trade today as reports of beneficial rains in the winter and spring wheat belts, encouraged moderate selling.

At the close wheat was off to cent, July 77 corn was off to cent, July 51, and oats were 2 cent lower, July Trading was fairly slow, and after an early decline of about a cent, prices steadied and held within a narrow range. Private crop estimates placing the wheat crop at 700,000,000 bushels were generally in line with what traders had expected and had little effect marketwise. Good rains in Kansas and the Dakotas as well as in other areas of the southwest and northwest gave the market a bearish undertone but after the early selling, there was not much pressure. Good resting order supporting was evident. The weather forecasl was for in most states ex ccpt Kansas.

Minneopolis and Kansas City markets showed more weakness than Chicago, and Winnipeg lost about a cent on rains in the Canadian spring belt. North American export business was reported to be slow, with possibly 150,000 bushels so 14 abroad. Liverpool wheat closed to cent lower. The United Kingdom bought 12,700 tons of Australian wheat and, China took a cargo of Australian flour, C5rn prices ''eld close to previous closing levels in light trading. Selling waas mostly local in character.

Foreign demand remained flat. Local shippers sold 38,000 bushels of corn, and purchases to-arrive were 12,000 bushels. Local grain receipts included an estimated 250 cars of corn, 7 cars of wheat, and 35 cars of oats. New York Stocks NEW YORK, June otal sales, yesterday's total sales, 598,540. Adams Express Reduction Alaska Juneau AUis-Chalmers Mfg American Can Am.

Com. Alco. American Inter'onal American Locomotive American Pow Lt American Smelting 41 42'A American Steel Fdy 25 1 25 American Sugar 18 Vi American Tel Tel 8 52 52 li I 35 92 TVs 93' American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Armour Company Atchison Top S. F. Atlantic Coast Line Auburn Auto Aviation Corp Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore Ohio Barber Company Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Borden Company 84 84 24UJ 24 Vs 4 I 19 IS It I 5 5 i 5 13 Vi: 14 23 Vi 23 Vi 517s i 23 'jl 24 13 Vi 16k i 80 18 37 11 16vi 4 79 18 'A 38 33 I Borg-Warner Corp Byron-Jackson, Campbell Wyatt Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case, I Celanese Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake Ohio St do pfd Chicago Childs Chrysler Motor Coca-Cola Commercial Solvents Consol Edison Consolidated Oil Continental Can Corn Products Cudahy Packing Deere Co Delaware Hudson Delaware Lack Dome Mines DuPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak I 10 i 1127 11 is 11 SIVsi 31 7 37'n 62 62 i liV.il HVs 1 32'A i 20 17 5 146 Chicago Produce CHICAGO, June -BUTTER: Receipts 1,658,211 gross market easier.

93-score, 24Vic; 92-score, SS'Hc: 91-score, 23Hc; 90- score, 23V4c, cars, 23 1 1 89- score, cars, 23c; 88-score, 22 4c, cars, 22Uc. EGGS: Receipts 34,821 cases, market weak. Fresh graded firsts, cars, 15c, less than cars, 14Vic; extra firsts, cars, less than cars, IBV'ic; current receipts, ISVi-c; dirties, 12V4c; storage packed firsts, le'ic; extras, 16Vjc, POULTRY: Market, hens easy: springs steady to firm; receipts 62 trucks. Ducks, geese, lie; hens, leghorn hens, spring chickens, roosters, lOgilOVic; broilers, turkeys, CHEESE: Twins, daisies, longhorns, 14 1 POTATOES: Arrivals 78; on track 210; shipments 873. Supplies rather light; for California long whites demand fair, mar ket barely steady; for southern Triumphs demand light, market steady; Alabama Bliss Triumphs U.

S. 1 washed, showing decay, unwashed, Bliss Triumphs U. S. washed, California long whites U. S.

1 under ice, under ventilation, Old stock: Supplies light; demand light; for Idaho russets demand slightly weaker, for northern stock market dull; Idaho russet Burbanks U. S. 1, Michi- Electric AutoLite Electric Boat Erie Railroad Fairbanks-Morse do pfd Firestone Tire Freeport Sulphur Co General A Transp General Electric General Foods General Motors Gillette Safety (ex div), Glidedn Company Goodrich Goodyear Tire Groat Northern Ry pfd Hecker Prod Homestake Mining Houston Oil Hudson Motor I Illinois Central Inland Steel JnLei'lake Interna Nickel Interna Tel and Tel Johns-Manville Corp Kennecott Copper Kroger Grocery Liggett and Myers Lima. Locomotive Loew's Incorporated Lorillard Tobacco Louis and Nash Mack Truck Marshall Field Maytag Missouri-Kansas-Texas Nash-Kelvinator National Dairy National Distillers National Tea Central Norfolk and Western North American North American Avia Northern Pacific and do pfd Ohio Oil Otis Elevator Owens-Illinois Glass Packard Motor Penney Co Pennsylvania Ry Peoples Gas Pillsbury Flour Pullman Incorporated Pure Oil Radio Corp Reading Co Republic Steel Reynolds Spring Reynolds Tob St. Joseph Lead Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil Simmons Co Socony Vacuum South Pacific South Ry Stand Brands Stand Oil of Cal Stand Oil of Ind Stand Oil of Stewart Warner Studebaker Corp Superheater Co Swift and Co Swift International Texas Corporation Timken Roller Bear Transue Williams 20th Century Union Carbide 28! 47 44 44 17 28 I IV 28V 20': 20 47 45 6" 17 Jnion Pacific (ex div) Jnited Corporation Jnited Fruit Gypsum Industrial Alco Rubber Smelting Steel do pfd Wabash Railway Walgreen Western Union Westinghouse Elec Woolworth Worthington Pump Yellow Truck Youngstown Youngstown Spg I jPrev.

95 85V4 86 1 41 i 489s! 48Vi J108 I I i 96V4 14 Vi 15 New York Curb NEW YORK, June 2. Today's total sales, 80,000. Yesterday's tot. sales 89,000. Aluminum Co Amer 107Va Amer Gaas Elec 347i 34Vs Cities Service 6VI 6V4 Elec Bond Share 8Vfc 8-J Ford of Canada A 18 Glen Alden 1 4 Gulf Oil of Pa 33'A Humble Oil 59V, Imperial Oil of Can 15'1 Ind Pipe Line I New Jersey Zmc 57 58 South Penn Oil 29 Woolworth Ltd.

15 Chicago Stocks CHICAGO, June tota sales, yesterday's total sales 18,000. I I Prev Close Close Bendix Aviation Berghoff Brewing Borg Warner Butler Bros Chicago Coi'p Cities Service Commonwealth Edison Dixie Vortex General Household Great Lakes Dredge Kingsby Brew Marshall Field Mid West Corp Quaker Oats Sears Roebuck Swift and Company Swift International Thompson Gypsum Walgreen 23T 10 23 28, 10', 28V 10 12 6 um 74', 18 I 27 3 86 1 17 17's 27 I 27 22 12s 6 5 Is 12 62 6 5 79Vi 9 8 49-1 49 7 6 7 12', 78V 9 i 75 7 4 I I 32 is 32 25 Vs 24 J104 26 i I 22 7 8 I 45 22 12 7 16 Vs 15 21 S7s IVs 19 SVs 87 Vi 1814 35 44 ri 12 Vi 4Vj I 16 26 3 15 21 8 'A 18 64 3Va 18 Vi 35 26 Vi 27 Chicago Livestock i CHICAGO, June CATTLE: 500; calves 300; ceipts classes cattle very mea I ger; few loads and lots steers an yearlings getting fair action at fa ly steady prices; mostly kinds sel ing from few up majority slaughter cow; $6.30 and under; with a load an few individuals upward to $7.00 an above; low cutters and cutter S4 501x5.85; common to mpdiui heifers, few stron weight sausage bulls, common to medium kinds, $6.401 6.S5; strongweight vealers, but mostly 10.00 trade; stocl' er and feeder classes lacking. SHEEP: late Thursday fe clipped lambs strong to 15 cent higher; bast handy weights to ship pers, bulk to packer today's trading slow fat lambs and springers bare! bulk, small lot nativ steady; beit fed lambs early $9.2, springers, fat shee very draggy; most early bids ewes with weight $3.00 down. HOGS: slow and uneven a'n 15 cents lower than Thursday average, mostly cents top, bulk good and choice 170-240 6.70; 250-290 300 up packing sows cents lower; good 350-500 Ib. sows, 5.50; lighter weights up to $5.75.

I 18 Vi 37 I 34 74 1 i J2H I i 12 6 Vi) 6V 26V 26 43 'LITTLE MISS MUFFETT Registered U. Patent Office Page i wenty-sevea By Fanny Y. Cory AND WHY DO VW TELL ME THIS NOW, WELL, HAVE TO BE SMART TO FOOL ME AND YOU SURE DID PERHAPS IP -YOU AND I WERE TD RELAX OVER A SODA I CSbLD THINK UP A SUITABLE PUNISHMENT. BECAUSE I IT WASN'T A FAIR AND HONEST VW TD WIN. I JUST HAP TD GOME ANP TELL TWE TRUTH SO M30COULP PUNISH I DON(T UNDERSTAND-U YES, SIR-HE DOESNT DtDNT WANTVOUTD'COPr ON ACCOUNT OF MRS.

AMMR4---ER-I AMP WHEN DO GAME ONE ASKED SEE JEBBV ANP SAID M3U DON'T LIKE REP HAIR, I PUT IPOa'S RED WIS ON HIM SO DU WOULDN'T WANTTO tWT HIM, MR.AWMRITE MEAN WWTED TD KEEP HIM. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE TOWNSEND WILL KEEP UP FIGHT WASHINGTON, June --Dr. Francis E. planned today to carry his fight or old age pensions of as much is $200 a month into the 1940 elections campaigns "with greater nthusiasm than ever." The pension leader said he was not discouraged by the house's 302 to 97. defeat of his plan yesterday.

'We have just begun to fight," Townsend said in a statement. 'This congress has defeated our legislation temporarily, but they lave offered nothing to the mil- ions of people who are consigned to chronic pauperism." The Townsend plan, sponsored in a bill by Rep. Joe Hendriks, democrat of Florida, was rejected by roll call vote in which 194 democrats, 107 republicans and tbe lone farmer-laborite opposed it. Sen. Sheridan Downey, democrat of California, who supported the ialifornia every Thursday" plan, said the house vote would not change his plan to introduce a Townsend bill in the senate, probably as an amendment to proposed changes in the social security act.

"I want to put the senate on record," Downey said, "and find out who is paying lip service to the old age pension plan and who really has his heart in it." I A I Steals Auto; Thief Finds Baby Asleep in Back Seat CRAWFORDSVILLE, June When Louis Daniel Morris, 20, of Alamo, stole an automobile here to drive home from a skating rink, he was electrified to find a 2-year-old baby sleeping in the back seat. Fearful of a charge of kidnaping, he raced back to the Crawfordsville police station, admitted the theft of the machine and gave the baby to the police. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Rice, parents of the child, came to the police station to report the, theft only to find their baby playing with the cops and Morris in a cell.

He faces charges of vehicle taking today. EASTON TO PAY FOR KILLING GOP MICHIGAN CITY, June 2. -f i e-y a r-o 1 Orelle Easton, Valley City, youth condemned to die early tomorrow for the fatal shooting of State Policeman Ray Dixon last June 26, was moody and reflective today. He refused James Swain, to converse with Evansville Negro, BOSTON, June of a three-pound baby boy to Mrs. John Roosevelt, daughter-in- law of the president and Mrs.

Roosevelt, was recorded today at Boston Lying-in hospital. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the president, was at the hospital throughout the night with the younger Mrs. Roosevelt, the former Anne Lindsay Clark, whose condition was described as "good" by Dr. Charles G.

Shedd. The child's birth was premature by about seven weeks The president's wife was saddened by the affair. As early as last January, the bride of last June was under observation at Peter Bent Brigham hospital for several days. In Washington, on May 17th, the wife of the president told a press conference that she expected to have a 10th grandchild "probably in July." For that reason, she said, Anne would be unable to be in Washington when King George and Queen of Great Britain are visitors at the White House. and Adrian Miller, of Fort Wayne, his death row companions.

He was visited yesterday by the Rev. R. A Ofstadal of Valley City. Prison officials said he has shown little emotion during the time he has been in the death row. Easton still maintained that his brcther, Clarence, who was shot and killed by an Illinois posse when Orelle was arrested, fired the shots that killed Dixon.

His execution was to occur at 2 a. m. daylight time tomorrow, as committment papers ordered the execution for 1 a. m. Standard time Gov.

M. Clifford Townsend earl this week refused to commute Easton's sentence on a plea from his mother that the execution sentence be set aside. The supreme court upheld his conviction. BRIGGS WORKERS STILLJJNSTRIKE 70,000 Men Idle as Dewey Tries to Break Deadlock Over Contract POSTMASTERS AT CONVENTION I June of the Automobile Workers union (CIO) and officials of the Briggs Manufacturing remained deadlocked today over the basis of union recognition in a new contract, despite settlement of 27 union grievances under the arbitration of James F. Dewey, federal labor conciliator.

A strike called by the union May 22 because of the grievances, which shut down 14 automobile factories and left 70,000 workers idle, continued because of contract expiration. Union officials said they were determined that Briggs' seven plants would not reopen until they were granted a union shop contract. Negotiators meet with Dewey again this morning in an attempt to formulate a preliminary agreement under which work could be resumed. Dewey indicated that both sides had fought over the basis for union recognition nearly three hours yesterday after the decision on grievances had provec acceptable to the management and the union representatives. The federal conciliator planncil "an altogether new approach to the entire question" today in his effort to restore the vital flow of bodies that has paralyzed Chrysler am other manufacturers because lack of supplies.

He said that three or four "other importan changes" requested by the union also were included in details to be nettled by the preliminary agree' ment. said that resumption of work might be possible' as soon as the preliminary agreement can be drawn up, but indicated that a wide gap between the negotiators might prolong the strike until the complete contract is negotiated. NOTICV OF ADMINISTRATION III the matter of tie Estate ot William iddinan, also JMIOWU as William liednmu Ml William Gedmln. Deceased. No.

Notice IB hereby siren that the under' ijined has been appointed Administrator of laid Estate, by tbe Judge oC the Superior Court, Room 1. Said Estate is supposed fo be iwlvcjit. HENK1' Administrator Waled Slaj 10, 11)30. A'OTICE OF ADM1N1STBAT1UN lu tile matter of tlie Estate on Elizabeth Scliailu, Deceased. No.

0431. Notice is hereby given that tjjo under- eiK'd haa been appointed Administrator ot id Estate, bj- tiio Judge of the Labv Superior Court, Boom 1. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. THE CALUMET NATIONAL BANK OF HAMMOND, Administrator Dated Slay 10, 1939. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ID the mutter of tlie of Newton A.

Mi'Kay, Deceased. Xo. UJ3-. is hereby given thut Hie undersigned 1ms been appointed Adminibtrutor of said Bhtale, by (lie Judne of tlie Lake p'Tior Court, Boom 1. Said Estate i supposed to be solvent.

JAMKS HuKAY, Administrator Dated May 11, 1939. 6 flcinries certain first uiurljjase nc- eutwl Ijy tauliua i i and Bobolaw Miltnvski, lit'r husband, in tiio sulu of u.t WKJ.OU, pajuble to iNortliem Trust and mvr ings iittnk of Hammond, ludiauu, 'Irubtee, dated a a and ret-onied January 3, UKiU, lu i Keexjni o71 I'ajfe 328 tliereof In the mortgage records of tiie Ki-curdt-r's i l.nkd Indiana; Tliu onner ami onuers, bolder and holders of the unpaid uiunifii-'il bonds Ijy thy (Jity of Hammond, Iiidinua, upon the North SiJfl Mciu Souer under Improvement Keoohitjoii and the Adams Street SSUtnvulk under improvement Resolution 174U, all of vihom are unkuov, Bud ail of whose names ure not residents of the of Indiana. Said defendants arc therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and tliat tbe same i stand for trial at the nest term of Court, and a unless (hey appear and ansuer or demur therein, at 1 the calJing of said cause, ou the i-tU day of September A. 1038, the tame being tbe -uci judicial day of the next term of said Court to be begun and hold in room 1 in the Court House JJammond, in htiitl County mid on 2nd of September A. 1U39, said action i bo heard and determined in their abseiife.

witiiLSo nlM-reof. 1 hereunto set my iinnd and a i tlie WH! of hairt Court, at H.iminoni). I a i this LMtii day of May A. SWUUARi', Clerk. L.

S. 0. By: COISA U. A.XDEltSON, Clerk. S.20; 6:2.0 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the mutter of the Estate of Hyman Siileiisky, Deceased.

No. 63SD. Notice is hereby given that tue undersigned 1ms been appointed Executrix ot said Estate, by the Judffs of the Lake Superior Conrr, Boom 1. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. SARAH SHLENSKY, Eiecutrix Dated A i 19.

1939. NOTICE Off ADMINISTRATION In the matter of tbe Estate of Ernest Jarohs, Deceased. No. B397. Notice is hereby sriven that tlie undersigned has been appointed Administrator i i i annexed of feaid Estate, by tlie Judis of ilia Lake Superior Court, Room 1.

Said Estate it supposed to be folvnnt. FEED W. DUDELOW. Administrator with will annexed Dated May 1, 1930. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the matter of tlie relate of Chester A.

Norton, Deceased. No. 64U4. Notice is hereby a Hie undersigned lias been appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court, Room 1. Said Estate is supposed tn be solvent.

GOTTLIEB C. OEXMANN, Administrator Dated April 17, 1839. Standard Statistics Grain Range Standard Statistics reports for June average equals 100) 50 20 20 90 Stocks Inds Rails Utils Stocks Today 111.1 27.8 66.7 Yesterday 110.5 27.8 66.3 Week ago 111.2 27.S 66.9- Month ago 108.7 26.0 63.7 20 20 20 Bonds Inds Rails Utils Today 85.5 56.4 101.5 Yesterday 85.8 56.2 101.5 Week ago 85.3 65.2 101.5 Month ago 83.8 54,3 100.3 CHICAGO, WHEAT July Sept Dec CORN July Sept Dec OATS July Sept Dec RYE July Sept Dec SOY BEANS July Oct Dec LARD July Sept Oct Dec June i 77U, 7 6 7 i 78'il 78Vi 51 Vi 52Vi 53 32 55 56 51 I 51 52 53V41 52 33 "i 32 Vi 32 SSVi 53 1 55 54Vs I 56VS 51 52 Vj 53 32 Vs 53 Vt 52 Vj i 81 Vt i 79 6.37) 6.501 6.52J 6.501 81 Vi 80HI 81V. I 79 6.371 6.50J 6.52] 6.50! 6.371 6.47| 6.50J 6.47| 6.37 6.47 6.50 6.50 26V'j 18 28 18 39'i 41VJ 21 5 207s gan russet rurals U. S.

1, $1.10. Union Oil of Cal 16 Vi NEVER PAID LESS THAN J.IUNN IUTSON FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HAMMOND 410 FAYETTE ST. FAILED TO PAY WITHDRAWALS OH DEMA1D ACCOUNT nDINAUY INSURIB UP TO Chicago Cash Grain CHICAGO, June WHEAT: No sales. CORN: No. i mixed, 52lie; No.

2 mixed, (mostly white); No. 3 mixed, 51c; No. 1 yellow, No. 2 yellow, No. 3 yellow, No.

white, sample, 51c. OATS: No. 2 white, No. 3 white, 1 thin No. 4 white, sample, 34 He.

RYE: No sales. BARLEY: Feed, 35S45c; malting, sample, 4lc; No. malting, 52c. SOY BEANS: No. 3 yellow, CASH PROVISIONS: Lard, loose, 5.60; leaf, bellies, $7.25.

Secret of Longevity SOFIA, Bulgaria. --(INS)-- Five brothers approachjng the age ol 100 belong to the Bulgarian village- family Kushukeeff. AH are sturdy fellows aged 88, 86, 80, 77, 70 respectively. They feed on simple diet, take their whisky, do their work ori the fields and forget thinking of time. INDIANAPOLIS, June 2 (U.p.)-More than 300 Hoosier postmasters converged on Indianapolis today for the annual two- day convention of the Indiana chapter of the National Association of Postmasters.

Officers' reports will be heard this afternoon and the annual banquet will take place tonight. Principal speakers will be W. W. Howes, first assistant postmaster-general; Paul Younts of Charlotte, N. first vice president of the National Association, and Lieutenant-Governor Henry F.

Schricker. New officers and the site of the 1940 convention will be selected tomorrow morning. Present officers are Carroll Cannon of Knox, president; W. W. Houk of Brazil, secretary-treasurer, and Harry Fer guson of Jeffersonville, state direc- 1 tor.

National directors are John Isenbarger of North Manchester and Oscar Shively of Yorktown. 91.2 90.7 91.2 87.4 60 81.3 81.2 80.7 79.4 U. S. Bonds NEW YORK, June Treasury bonds close: U. S.

SYsS 1941-1943 March 106. U. S. 3Vis 1941 106.28. U.

S. 1943-1947 111.7. U. S. 3Vis 1943-1945 111.

U. S. 3Vis 1944-1946 111.15. U. S.

4s 1944-1954 116.11. U. S. 1945-1947 109.33. U.

S. 8 1946-1949 112.18. U. S. 4V4s 1947-1952 122.5.

U. S. 1948-1951 109.31. U. S.

3Us 1949-1952 114.1. U. S. 1949-1953 107.18. U.S.

2V 2 1952-1950 107.16. U. 1951-1954 109,17. U. S.

3s 1951-1955 11220. U. S. 1955-1960 110.5. U.

S. 1959-1959 108.27. U. S. 1958-1963 108.14.

U.S. 2)is 1960-1965 108.7. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the manor tup of Harold H. Strnnan, Deceased. Ko.

0125 Notice is Jiereby given that the iinder- jrned hns been appointed Administrator id Estate, by Die Judge of the Luke u- erjor Court. Koom 1. Said Estate is supposed to le sohent. AUGUST O. SUKHAX, Administrator Dated April 19, 1939.

600 Disabled War Vets Meet at Michigan City MICHIGAN CITY, June 2. The three-day state convention of the Disabled War Veterans of Indiana started here today with an attendance of 600 expected The veterans will tour the state prison here, cruise on. Lake Michigan on the U. S. S.

Hawk, naval reserve training ship, visit the International Friendship Gardens and, be otherwise entertained. No parade or demonstration is scheduled. Business sessions wil! conclude Saturday night with the annual banquet and election of officers. Markets at a Glance (By United Presh) Stocks higher and quiet. Bands irregularly higher; U.

S. governments higher, most issues reaching new highs. Curb stocks irregularly higher. Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Call money 1 per cent.

Foreign exchange easy in dollar terms; guilder weak. Cotton futures: July option firm; other months easy. Grains in Chicago: Wheat closed off to A cent; corn was off to cent. Chicago livestock: Hogs weak; cattle steady; sheep steady. Rubber futures easy.

Silver unchanged in New York at cents a fine ounce. Basic Commodities NEW YORK, June Dun Bradstreet's daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press: (1930-32 average equals 100) Today 106.97 Yesterday 107.07 Week ago 108.02 Month ago 105.82 Year ago 102.98 1939 high (May 26) 108.02 1939 low (April 13) 103.17 ICE MAN FOUND DEAD IN TRUCK NEW YORK, June degrees in the shade the thermometer registered yesterday when Louis Bolter halted his ice cream truck at a busy Brooklyn intersection. Even higher was the mercury in the bright sunshine as Bolter climbed out of the seat behind his hot engine, mopped the sweat from his face and crawled into the refrigerated compartment to check on his stock. Unnoticed by Bolter, unnoticed by scores of passersby, the compartment door banged shut. Hours passed.

Still the truck remained parked while thousands walked by. Finally, this morning, two curious pedestrians opened the compartment door. Inside, his head near the door, his hands outstretched toward it, lay the lifeless "form of Bolter. He had frozen to death. Second Victim of Plane Crash, Dies of Injuries INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.

(U.P.) Mrs. Rose Mary Lucas, 23, died in a hospital last night, the second victim, of a Memorial day airplane crash here. Edna Mae Robinson, 15-year-old flying enthusiast, succumbed a few minutes after the accident. Both had taken ofi in a plane piloted by Ralph Biddle, 28, for sight seeing tour over the Indianapolis motor speedway, when the motor stalled and the ship dived 200 feet to the ground. Biddle suffered a broken arm and Itf.

Man Mistaken for Thief Is Killed with Shotgun CRAWFORDSVILLE, June 2. (U.P.) Police detained Cristopher Roach, 21, today while they investigated the killing of Walter Keridricks, 33, who was fatally wounded here last night. Roach lives at the home of Claude Robbins. He told police that during the evening he chased a prowler from the Robbins home. Later, he said, when he heard Kendricks and two companions approach the porch of the Robbins home, he seized the shotgun and fired.

The charge struck Kendricks and he died a short time later. Captain Fred Grimes said no charges has been placed against Roach, pending an investigation of Kendricks' death. Sliding wood partitions are used for closets and cupboards in place of space-consuming; doors. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT liiHBft No. 50899 STATE OK I I A A LAKE In The Lake Superior uourl Sitting at lluninioiiii, ludiaua May Term, 103ft i Hi inn Ahlborn ami Tlunnus individually, and as co-partners doing businPhfi under ihe firm mime and st lc oC Ahlbora Lavr-ne, vs.

Morse ct al. Action (o Special Ass Now cornea the a i i by Lrum- pauker FriedricJi, Attorneys, aiicl file their complaint herein, together i a i a i i of a competent person, showing a the defendants thereto, to wit: Morse bcllFJain and Urace DeDPlain, his i the owner nnd owners. holdPi and holders of first mortgage bondi issued miller a certain mortgage by Morse UelUMain aud Uracc J'. Dell a i IiJs i on tlie 1st day oC A i JUL'O. and rtM'orded ou the -nd a o( A in Mortgage Uecord l'a 'e i the roconls in the Recorder's i of ounty.

I i a a in the sum of OU and made a i i to Hnuiinond Nationa Ua nk and Trust Compa ny. Trustee; '1 iti i i nnd owners, hol(3p! ami holders of; first mortKuge bonds inidpr a ccrlain Djortgayc- eifculed to i i and P. Kuiu-i-l, Jiei liuflbRiul, to the American Trust and Sav in.vs Bunk oC Hammond, I i a a in tin Bum of 98.00U.OO ou the 1st day ot October aud recorded on tiie IStU day Octo her, 1W25 in Mortgage Record 233, Pane thereof Ii- the records in tlie Recorder' office oi County, Indiaua: The ui aud ownerH, holder au liolders of first mortgage bonds nndr a certain mortgage executed by Minn! Ernest F. her hns band, to AmerJcun Trust and Savings Jiaiilt in the sum of $0,000.00 utlie 1st day October, 1928, and recorded ou the 9th do; of February, 1929. in Mortgage Record Sol a Page thereof in tbe records In th Recorder's office of Lake Couuty.

Indiana are not residents of the State ot Indiana ure therefore hereby no tified ot tbe pendency of said action and that the same vifl stand for trial at th next term of said Court, and that they appear nnd answer or demur therein nt tlic calling of said, on the 12' day of September A. 1939, the tan being: the 2nd judicial da of tlie nex term of said Court to be begun and liel in room number 1 In tiie Court House JL Hammond, in said County and Slote. DIP 2nd Monday September A. 1 said artion be beard and determine in their ahscnrp In wttnebs rrliprcof, I hereunto set hand anrt a i the aeal of said Court, a Hammond, ludiaoa, tbii 24th day of iln A. 1939.

GEORGE 8WBIGAJIT. Clerk, L. S. By; CORA T). AXDEHSON, Deputy Clerk, 5.26; NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION" In the matter of the Estate of Bertha a list, Deceased.

No. 6426 Notice is hereby given that Hie under- gneU IIBB been Appointed Administrator of aid Estate, by the Judge of the Lake upenor Court, Room 1. Said Estate is sutiponpd 1" solvent, LOUIS B. FAUST, Administrator Dated 21. 1939.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the mattpr of the 1'state of Maria rntiftzllto. UfvuaseU No. 0410. Notice is hereby giren that the under- has been appoiuted Administrator aid Estntp, by Judge of tlte Lake iupeuor "ourt Room 1. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.

THE CALrMKT NATIONAL BANK OF HAMMOND, Administrator Dated AiJtU 7, 1939. i NOTJCK OF ADMINISTRATION In HIP tnattor of thf a i of Chsrles emorhng-, Deceased. No. 0427. XcHce is hereby given tliat tlie under- lifjned has been appointed AdniinibtratrK nt Eftatt'.

by the oj tiio Lake tjuperior Court. Room 1. Said Estate ia supposed to be solvent. ALICE DEMERLINU Administratrix Dated April 2.1. 1039.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the a of tlie Eutatc of Magnolia Bellamy Florig, Deceased. No. 6428. Notice is hereby siven 1hat tbe under- signtd lias been appointed Administrator (if Esfate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Room 1. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.

JOHN B. BELLAMY, Administrator Dated April 28, 1939. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT No. 5UU15 STATK OF I I A A LAKE I lie Lako bupenor Courf bitting at a Indiana May Term, 1U3U Wl Um in Alilbont nuil Thomas I avene. hi(livid mUI.v, and an co-pail tiers doing bosi- JIPFS utiiltr i firm unme and utj ie of Alilboru John Mulhollaml, Action to Foreclose ciuiieb Hie I'lululttts by Cnimpn-'ker Friwlrii-li.

AUonijs, nti'1 tile their i i plaint herein, together i i wn i i of comiuiiunt jHTSoii, Bliowiny iliat tlie a I hereto, V-'lMiam I'romlfoot ami I'romlfoot. Jn, i whose true Christian nnnie is the owners, and holders of tin- unpaid unitm-ipa! bonds and issued by the of liammumJ on tlit, 1 17 tb A under Improvement Kct-ulution No. 11W; tiio 20Ui Avenue ilain under Improvement Resolution No. 1M3; sou Mrett Pumping under Im- jirortniicnt 871 mid 1'ie JaolcBon Si reel a i umlpr Improvement HcBolutiou 904, nil of a.re miknov, and uil of nameti arc un- i i arc iiot rcideiits of the of Imliana. Said dHreiidunts arc therefore iereby notified nT tln pcnilr'uir of said action and t'mt, the.

sHiiiu A I I 1 Mand for i at the neit term of pud Conn, and tlir.t Knless they appear and or Ut'inur therein, at Uiu a i of liaid cause, on tlic li'th day or Sept ember, 1). 19.TJ sama btinj: tlte 2ml dny of next term oC said Court to be bejjun and held room number 1 Jii the ourt Ho'jne at; Hammond, in Bflid i and Suite, on the Mondfl of SeptPinber. A. D. 193fl said aet ion wiJl he heard and determined in their absence.

In witncpg hereof. I hereunto sef- my hand and a i the of oald Court, at Hammond, I i a a this 1st day of June. A. D. 1930.

GEORGE W. Clerk L. S. C. By.

COI1 A. D. ANDERSON, I)pput Clerk. 6.2.0.13 FOR BIDS NOTICE OT A I I A I In the matter of the of Albert A. Hnlchinson.

13pceased. No. Q42D. Notice is hereby given a tlie under- yjicd has been Appointed Executrix of said Estate, by tlie Judge of the Lrffce Superior Court, Room 1. Said Estate ii fo bo sol I I A MARKEV, Executrix Dated May 3, 1039 KOX1CB OF ADMINISTRATION In the matter of the Estntp of William Hutchlnson, Deceased.

No. 6386. Notice is hereby given tbnt the nnder- cned lias been appointed Administrator will annexed of eatd Estate, by Hie Judpp of the Lake Superior Court, Room 1. Said Estate is supposed to he solvent, JOHN HCTCHINSON, Adininistrator i will annexed Dated May IK. 1039.

6:2 9 NOTICE Notn-e is Iiiircb.v hy i Board r-f Comnmsionorp of hake Count I i a a a up i JL o'clock 1' 3f on the l-'th day of June. J9W, sealed bids aJ- tlrosMMl A 0 i bo ipcelred at Hit; Office in CJOWH Point, Ind i a a for o'l' 1 jitis range for uso a Luke County i i i i Homo at Gary, Indiana. A bids must bp mndc in compliance i liiws yo trnnig- mioli matters, A bond to i of the bid. munt fleeomiwny all bids. One of ttip siirc- liee must be a resident of Lake onniy, or a Surety Company nuthorlzed to do busmpjss in Lake ounly, Indiana.

Tlic right to reject any and ail bide reserved. E. FIXEB1T. A i a County, Indiana 1'U OK TAXABLE A ES'JATE OK TUB TOWN OK Si'HEEBR- MLLE. A I I A A Ton fl re hereby noti ied hat uiorr a i of renl ostutp Hi tlie Town nT Schprcnillp.

l.Hk*" County. Indiana, i filed i i i i the Board of i of said Town i bonds notes and evidetn'OK of indebted- np5B oC Ihe s.iifl Town of S-heremlle be Ifisued and in the sum of 8, 500 00 for pnrpohc of purchasing a new fire i i iiutoniobile You are lierehj notified i the Board ot Trustees oC said Town hss de- lermined Dial boinls, notes nnd other evldenrps of indebtedness in the amount fC 53.500.00 shall be iBfiued to procure tor (lie purpose of jMircliysmg said firo fifth tin automobile, the terms and tenor of baid notct and other evidences of nideblednett'. to be deternnned upon -when snid automobile You arc Jicreb.v furUier i i a un- remotiHtr.tnce or are filed, i i i i from tiie Uni5 publication of tins notic? as provided lr a usiCt bonds, notf-s and other ei idem of indebtedness i bp nol.1 and to ihc purchasers I'i conrte. In i i thereof, have net our Jmmls i i will of said Town, tins Ufith Uuy of Jfav. mvj.

I A I J. S( nAFEB, AVITT.IAM BOHXEV. MAT1HIAS K. KUH.V. a nnard of Trustet-i Attest: C.

GOVEKT, Clert-Troa-siiPT 6 2 XOXICB OF ADMINISTRATION In the mutter of the Etate ot Leo Wolf, etMased, Xo. 0434. Notice IB hereby six CD that the under, signed has been appointed of said Estate, by tbe Judge of tbe Lake Superior Court, Room t. Said Estate ia supposed to be solvent. ESMA WOLF.

Executrix Dated May 22, 1939 5.20; 6:2:9 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In tiio matter of I Estate of Jolia C. ifiohke, 6i37. Xotice 1s lieitcby a 11e under- K'iipd baa been appointed Eiecutni of sind Estate, by i of the LaVc Superior Court, Boom Said Estate supposed to br soUenf. DORA MISCHKE Executrix Dated May 19. 6:2.9 JfOTICK OF ADM1XISTRATIOV In the matter of i Estate yf Warren Daniel Smtth, Deceased.

No, 0442. Notice is hereby given tliflt the undf r- sipned has been appointed A i i a will annexed of snid JSitntc, by (iie Judge of Lake Superior Court, Hooin 1. Sflid EBtatf Iff supposed to be solvent. THE CALUMET NATIONAL A OF A Administrator i will annexed Dated Hay 1830. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE TO Cauie No.

S06S7 STATE Of I I A i LAKE CUCM'Y In The Superior Cwrtt Sitting a H.inimonrl, ludiaua May Tirm. 1039 i Ahlborn and Thomas a in- i i a and us co-partners dolni: business tiio firm name and style at Ahlborn TJj a i a i i al Action lo irorecloao Special Asucssmcnls conn's the I'liiintlltn b.v Cruni- packer A i their complaint heroin, toiethfr with aflidout ot a comurlcnt person, lliat the defendants therelo. to wit: 1'aul- iim Milencki a Boleilaw llllewski. lirr husband; Goallin Mnj-n Conipuny; Tlic unknotvn and holder and holders, beneficiary and bent. NOTICE OF SALE Notice IH hcri'liv pi en that nt rfonr of th-e- houhc in the i oC Lake Connly, Statfi of I i a a the iimiM-fiKnod will on thp 3Jst of botMcen tiie liours of 30 00 A.

M. and 4-IX) P. M. of Raul day, nnd if not noM on a ic, from dm to day a until notiLf, offer lor public sole, Ihe following ribnd renl i i a in Bnmmond, Lake Countj-, Indi.ina, to-tvit: Lots 34, 35 and 36, Block 3. Huston's Addition tr Hammond, Lake Count Indiana, known as 5725 Baring Aiwtue togpther wi(h improverapntfe iherccn, and appurtenances thorpuntn h-'longiuff.

ot tho snip a cash or one-fourth and the balance in i "qual inElall- in onp, three, four and fivg yeflrs. deferred payments to interest. JOSEPH 6.2.9 A i of Lake i Indiana NOTH'K '10 A A OF A I I A A A TOWNSHIl 1 OK LAKE JK herebv giMn to thp taipflj-en of North i of Lafcp County, Ind i a a i ihe Afliinorr Jtoard nnd Trustee of said Township will mopt at offU-P of TriiBtPo. 41 PmijrlHC StrPPl a I i i i hour of 2 o'clock P. M.

Daylight Savinge Time on the 10th day of JOSH, to coiihidor tlic follow, irijr addiiioiml appropriation wliir-h enid of- ficprs lo inret ox- traordirary rristiny af this tune. An iippropriHtjon in aggregate amount of $fl S60.00 for following- purposes. Wlrker PnrJf, A Park. Additional 2,000.00 J. P.

Supplies Bond Premiums 1,060.00 Total Tin- itnioiint wml apprppnatior to b( provided for as follows: (11 By the ineinif dprivpd from ihe collpction of golf i iiool and by the inrotm riprived from coHectlon cf J. docket 1pp SaM appropriation is in to npproprfattonis provided for in i i bud? nnd levies. Taxpayers of the fihfp nppeariux at meet i a htm I i-ijht to he heard i a appropriation as Mr made bp ntitomatieally referred to the Bonrr of Tax ConimlsRlonerB. hich Bnnrd hold i i i a i (he County A i i of Connly, I i a a or i sur'li i a within 8nid i i i i us nmv bp natpl. At wicli a lo Hueh udihhoiMil tnni IIP heard, and intpreslPd in quire of the County i i and when siioh i bp liPBrd tins 1st day of Jnnp.

JOHN 7 A TrusUc, North Township of Lake.