Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1936 — Page 31

be at the mercy of

ance Has Set Up a Wheat Plan, Flynn Says.

BY JOHN T. FLYN YORK, Nov 6.—We. are

only to wheat, As you read - about it you get the impression that France, like America, must be suffering from a surplus of wheat and that it is : necessary to reMa. Fiyun duce production. But this, of course, is not so. France's aim is to insure produétion of sufficient wheat within her own domains for her own purposes. To do this she has kept out imports as much as possible and kept the prices of wheat to farmers up as high as possible. It is these high prices which make what seems to be overproduction. What France wants to do is to insure the maintenance of these high prices “in order to encourage wheat production continuously. But to do this it is necessary to plan and dominate the wheat markets.

do this, therefore, France has ' set up a National Wheat Committee, not unlike our Agricultural Adjustment Administration. It differs, however, in one important feature, The AAA was under the Department of Agriculture and to it were named men who were supposed to represent the interests of the farmers. Blum'’'s AAA recognizes that there are other groups interested in wheat as well as farmers. There is a National Committee of 50 made up of farmers, millers, merchants, bankers and, not the least, consumers. Later—next year I think—farm-

ers will be given quotas for produc-

tion. But until then they will be given instead quotas which they may sell. In June the National Committee will estimate the wheat crop and then notify each farmer how much he may sell. But in November a schedule for staggering sales will be set up. That is to prevent all wheat coming on the market at the sake time and disorganizing the prieg save as it may culators.

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A LL wheat will be sold to cooperatives and private dealers ‘and speculation in wheat futures on exchanges is forbidden. Then in August of each year the price of wheat will be fixed by the National Committee, It will also

~ decide how much may be imported

and what the imported price will be. The price of bread and flour

‘will be fixed by the mayors of

towns. There are provisions for financing the plan. They consist in subsidies for the co-operatives, but,

__of course, not. for the dealers. They

also comprehend methods of enfarmers to collect for wheat which they hold because of the staggering of sales or voluntarily. Farmers who produce more than their quota must deliver the excess to the National Board.

It will be seen that with production quotas, sales quotas, price fixing, etc, the farmer of France, said to be the world’s most casehardened individualist, is going to have to subject himself to some pretty extensive collectivism. {Capyright, 1936, NEA Service, Inc.)

Building Permits . “a Willey, 5417 N. Illinois-st, dwelling, Illinois 133 W. Washington-st,

and 38th-sts, Pearson, Inc. sign, $750. Chillson Motors, 923 N. Meridian-st, sign, $275. Ha Drug Co., Illinois and Ohio-sts, sign, $350. Bare "i Highland-dr and Collins-st, Neh. 3

tematins. Edwards Reality Co., 411 Blue Ridge-rd, furnace, $765. Charles L. Falvey, 5165 Pleasant Run, 8. Drive, furnace, $765. T. W. Balwed, 523¢ N. Capitol-av, furnace, $765. Ci G. C furnace, Robert F. Tobin, 2226 N. OCapitol-av,

1039 S. East-st,

Gran, 3908 Guilford-av, al$650.

lager, Delaware and §7th-sts,

garage, $150

Marion Whecking Co.,

wrecking, $1 "Carl R. Schwitzer, 2525 N. Talbott-av,

~ stoker,

Mr. Oliver, 1302 E. New York-st, stoker, $300

Ningio Bruno, stoker, $300. “C. A. Huff, 515 E. 39th-st, stoker, $300.

3019 College-av,

ol > Irnstein, 340 N State-av, stoker, era Dehintey, 3 915 N Bolton-av, stoker,

Lunstone-st, furnace, a yberte Armstrong, 1501 Samoy-st, furmace 350 Saulton, 410 Beecher-st, furRealty Co., 122 E. Ohio-st, furnace, “BB. Briggins, 2178 Dexter-st, furnace, Smiley, 5056 Oak-av, furnace Strong, 950 W. 3ist-st, furnace, . Staley, 380 E. 30th-st, furnace, Clay, 2838 Carrollton-av, furnace, Sauter, 1765 Madison-av, furte Montgomery. 3214 N. New Jersey- , 5739 Broadway, furnace, ne a ae W. 10th-st and Naik, 310 Braabury-av, electrical, Co, 3ind-st and North-

Refining a slectrical, $350

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FOOD PRODUCTS IMPORTS SHOW

Department of Commerce Reports 8 Per Cent Gain to Date.

By United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 6—Imports | Tex of food products during the first nine months of the year increased 8 per ceht over the corresponding period of 1935, the Commerce De- '; partment reported today.

Exports of rubber manufacturers ' in September increased 37 per cent over August; iron and sleel imports | 2.

ployment and production in the | manufacture of business machines | showed pronounced increases in 1935 over 1933,

Imports of food products and beverages during the first three quarters of this year were valued at | 2 $529,326,000, compared with $500,- (N 725,000, for the same period of 1935, the department said.

Imports of whisky rose $170,000,000; cane sugar mounted $105,000,000, and wheat increased $106,000,000.

Iron and steel imports during September totaled 51,051, gross fons

6 per cent in quantity and 5.5 per cent in value when compared with the August trade.

New Bond Issues

(By Lyons & Co.)

Allied Shares 33%s_'61. Arkansas Gas 4s ’51 Associated Telephone 43 '650 . Am Tel & Tel 4 61

B&O : Beth Steel 3%s '60 Cal Ore Power O:ntral Maine 4s 1 Central Maine Power 3'as "8 Central Lite 3's ’66 Cincinnati Gas & E 3%s "66. . Cleveland Tractor 5s '34 Commercial recht 3s, "1.

Cudahy g ..1 Edison Illum Boston 3! Yas 65 . Gen Motors Acc Corp 3s ’48 Gen Motors Acc Corp 3} 28 3 Gulf State Steel 4%s ‘51 lowa South Utilities 5%2s ’66. . Water ig '66 L P 4%s’ Los Angeles G = L 38.70...

10433 104% Pacific Lighting at 45 E Li ‘98%

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Southern Cal G Southern Kraft 4l2s Union Pacific 3s '70 . Wisconsin Gas & Elec 35s 63’ 103% Wisconsin Pub Serv 4s '61

Investment Trusts (By Thomas D. Sheerin & 00)

Administered Fund 2d Affiliated Fund Inc American Business Shares .. Broad Street Investin Bullock Fund Ltd Century a Trust Corp ‘AA’ or ‘Accum’ orp ‘AA’ or ‘Acc’ (unmod.) Corp Trust Shares (crig.) ah Diversified Truste eShs “B’.. Diversified Trustee Shs ‘C’.. Diversified Trustee Shs D’.. Dividend Shares Inc General Investors Trust ....

120. 66

nd Amer Market Street Invest Corp.. Maryland Fund Massachusetts Investors Mutual Investment Fund ... Nation-Wide Voting .. 6 North American Tr Shy 1955 3.78 North American Tr Shs 1956 3.80 North Amer. Tr Shs (orig.).. 2.90 Quarterly Income Shares .. 18.70 Amer Shares Inc... 13.85 Amer Shares (orig.) 4.26 fumulasive J Shares.. 10. 1

re. tate Street Invest Corp ..127.00 Subervised Shares Inc (Del.) 15. 33 Am Bk B 1.1

ustee Fe Trustee Standard Oilshs ‘A’.. 7. 1 7.11

Trustee Standard Oilshs ‘B’ . United Standard Oilfunds... 1.12

Unlisted Stocks

(By Blyth & Co.) NEW YORK STOCKS

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Irving feving National City . National Shawmut Boston .... First National Boston F: INSURANCE Aetna Fire Insurance American Ins of Newark Baltimore American City of New York .... Franklin Fire

Great American Insurance .... National Pire Hartford Home Insurance * Hanover Fire

Froduse Markets

(The prices quoted are paid for stock gathered in the country. while for dee glies 1 in Each Tull oa the

full 5 il Rross Eggs. No. " strictly .fresh, loss off 20¢ dos. Heavy Breed 2 3 Ibs. and over, 14c. under § lbs. 11¢: Leghorn breed hens, beavy. 9c: colored gpringer under 42 10c: over, 12¢c: Legho spring= 10c. Ducks. full Toathered. 13%, Te. Geese. 4c. Butter reamery. No. 1, 36@ 37: No. 2. 33@34c. Butterfat. 0c.

(By United Press) CHICAGO, Nov. S Esui-Markel, firm; 32¢ y- s ties 25%¢; firsts, + ra 3 ret receints; 30c; chickens, se.

Butter—Mark receipts, 1 tubs. extra firsts (90-91% score), ise: (92 score), 32%ec; firsts, Sie specials, 32'2@33¢c; standards, 3 Poultry — Jiarhet, Steady: ts,

geese, ucks, ring chigkens. 12% @16¢c; hens. “a @iftie!” brtilers, 15@16¢c; rier. 13a iis: 12@13. ve . od

Cheese—Twins, 1715@ 17%e: 1c: Jonghorns. 186 18%": Yates Ne

slow and limit

prices are 1 cent case of eggs must weigh

ers.

INCREASE IN'36

rose during that month; both em- | U

valued at $2,208,830, an increase of |E

Jag Corp . P sin A on on ot Cal ..

Steels—

id. ! Natl i Otis Stee 17% AE 1ioa &. Sigel 2574

: 3are lu 8 Steel fd. 148 1g 8 5 5 is Youngstn 8 & T 87%

Auburn Chrysler Gen Motors .... granam Mot

Studebaker Yellow Truck ...

Motor Access—

i 70 Timken Bor Axle 247 Mining— Alaska Jun 18%

99% 54

Cerro De Pasco. Dome Mines ... Gt Nor Ore . Homestake Mn "42 Howe Sound . ns Copper [nt Nickel . .. [s] Creek Coal.. Kennecott Cop.. McIntyre Mine..

Vanadium Amusements— Crosley Radio .. 3 Fox Theat 3 Loews Inc Radio Corp Paramount RKO

Warner Bros ... Tobaccos— Am Sum T

Philip Morris _. Reynolds Tob ‘B’

Can oF attic cee & Ohi

Eni & Gb W CM&StP

Cent N Y Ont & Nor Pacific .... Penn RR .-

Wabash Ya West “Maryland « 9% Equipments— Am Brake Shoe. 3h Am Car & Fdy 53%

Am Loco . 3612 Am Steel Fdy.. T 47% Bald Loco n

ress Sha Westingh Elec. . “14708

Utilities— Am & For Pwr.. 7. Am Power & Lit 11 T&T 18 Am Wat Wks ... 26's Col Gas & Elec. 19 Comm & Sou ... Consol Gas . Elec Pwr .& Lit . Int’ Hydro Elec. Bpsraoro T. t-T X Not Pwr & a North er “iis Pac 3 Peoples Gas _.... Pub Serv N J... S0 - Cal Edison...

1 cri 151 1 r & Lt 3% Western Union... 95% Rubbers— Firestone Goodrich Jooaye

US R 39%, Us Rubber pid. 94%

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Allis Chalmers .. 70%

Underwood B.... Foods—

Beatrice prieam'y 25%; Borden .. 28%

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Allied Products Asbestos Manufacturing . Associate Investors Bastian Blessing

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(By Atkins, Hamill & Gates)

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Electric Bond rp Bie 111130

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INDIANAPOLIS ‘STATEMENT

‘TREASURY STATEMENT (By United Press) . WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—Governnent expenses and receip ts for the current fiscal year to Nov. 4 s Ree compared with a year

: Last Year

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84s-1132s, ——

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MARION COUNTY, INDI/

County Welfare Bonds 2x from all Federal, State, and Local Taxes {except lnheriiates and 1

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15 Cents Off; Vealers Are Weak.

Heavy supplies sent the hog matket lower today at hi Haina polis Union Stockyards and at. the close weights of 160 pounds and up were 10 cents lower ‘and light: lightweights were 15 cents off. Sows were 15 to. 25 cents lower, bringing $8.50 to ‘$9.25. Top price on hogs was for the 180 to 300- pound class at $9.50 to $9.70. Receipts totaled Weights between 300 ‘and 400 pounds sold for $9.30 to $9.60; 160 to 180-pounders were $9.25 to $9.60; 150 to 160 pounds, $9 to $9.55; 130. 10 150 pounds; $8.50 to $9.25, and the 100 to 130-pound weights were $8 to $8.55. On receipts of 1000 cattle and 700 calves the cattle market was gener-

Jally steady on all killing classes.

The market on low grade heifers was dull and mostly 25 cents lower. Beef cows of value to sell brought $4.25 to $4.75, but the market was draggy. The practical steer top was $9.75 and odd heads upward to $10." A few heifers sold for $9.75. Vealers were weak to 50 cents low-

ing for $10 to $10.50. Cutter cows sold for $3.25 to $4 and weighty sausage bulls were quoted to $5.75.

Lambs were steady to 25 cents lower with the bulk of the “better grades at $9 .to $9.25, top, $9.50. Slaughter sheep were steady with fas ewes bringing $225 to $2.75, Pp, $3.

HOGS Receipts,

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Good Common and mediom ? SHEEP AND LAMBS —Receipts, 2000—

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(90-170) Good and choice . 2. Com. and medium.

(Sheep and. lamb heep stations o °

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(Reprinted From. Times Yesterday) DAILY INDEX i (1926 Average Eqygls 100)

20 10d. Rails 99.2

(Copyright, 1936, by Standard Statistics)

U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS (By Abbott, Proetor & Paine)

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very few Eheon Be ceipts. 7000; 1300 directs: fat lambs yer els carly gales around steady; others an or other classes little changed; bulk choice Prades. lambs sold early, $9.50 down: later 35 a under; day's extreme rad to small killers; best comebacks, as’ Co mostly; bulk slaughter ewes, $3.85

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LOUISVILLE ov. 6.—Cattle—Receipts, S00. jRenerally steady market all classes

. previous 5c or _ advance; few ight butcher steers an dhefier and un load Strangweight steers, $7.65 di to erous sales plain sorts around $5@6: lo¥ cutter_and cutter cows, largely $3@4. Taives—Raceinis, do, RE ding 100 sto stock : vealers ste fat fairly active; top $10.50; better grades Targel¥, $9@10. 100. 1 ans 158 n lower

Hogs—Receipts, direc 15¢ all weights: SOWS ti sli ely lower; bulk better grades 200 lbs. and up, $9.50%29.60; rce; top early $9.60; ood 3 3. Xe. $9.40; few- Sons. $7.15@8. celts. 200; fat lambs gbening steady with week's advance; medium to grades predominating at $8. soas. 75; Shoice ily quotable. to $9: rece! ts ine clude Some, breeding ewes, mostly atives xt week's trade.

934; calves, Shipments 78; hogs,

Receipts Thursday—Cattle

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301; i Shetp, none. -

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LOCAL CASH MARKET City grain elevators are paying $1.08 for No. 1 red wheat. Ofher ‘grades on their mer Cash corn new No. 3 yellow, 91c; Oats, 36c. Hay—No. 1 timothy, $15.50@16;No. 1 clover, [email protected]; No. 1 alfalfa, first cutting, [email protected]; sec ond cutting [email protected].

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Chih {etiory TepoTiI ne nded. Oct. + gain represents a new all-time high tecord, i" was re- .

Investment Head Says Many Devices Exist to Keep Funds Intact.

Times Special NEW HAVEN, Nov. 6.—Corpora= tions can still set up ‘“rainy-day ree serves” under the corporate surplus tax by capitalizing any desired pore tion of their earnings, either by paying taxable stock dividends or by &

% number of other readily available

devices, it is pointed out in the November issue of the Yale Law Journal, released today. The article, written by Benjamin Graham, lecturer in finance at CoJlumbia University and president of the Graham-Newman Investment Corp., says that since the act should work no fundamental change in corporate fiscal policies, the position of bondholders should not be impaired. The author anticipates that the law will have a healthful effect on stockholder-management relations, since it should curtail numerous advantages frequently gained by ine siders through manipulating divie dend policies, and since the advante age of retaining earnings. rather than selling new stock accrues more to the Janagement than to the stockholders.

Disadvantage Nofed

According to the writer, the statute's iy objectionable features are not in the principle of the tax,

*|but in numerous unfair details of

application. Mr. Graham says one of these une fair details rest in the fact that the act places all stockholders at a great tax disadvantage as compared with partners. An ironical aspect of! the provision which effects this result, he continues, is that it was absent ° in the House bill as originally drawn

*|and was only inserted after business

Jeaders, inveighing against the act, convinced Congress that the desired tax yield could only be realized by feialning the time-tried corporation

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