Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1937 — Page 27

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STOCK PRICES DIP IN LIGHT TRADING; .

COTTON DECLINES

Rail and Steel Issues Feature Market Drop.

'PORKER PRICES GAIN 15 OF NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (U. IN LOCAL YARDS

P.). Stock prices softenad in light trading today, major declines contering in steel and railroad shares. U. S. Steel dropped to 6734, | for 114 decline and Bethle- | hem lost 1% to 58 Among the rails Atchison at 45'c had 3 loss | after selling below 45 while Now York Central was 4 lower at "ay Union Pacific was 1 ower at 95¢ Southern Pacific Jost 8s to 24% futures dropped 7 to 12

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Vealers Advance Half Dollar As Choice Kinds Cash At $12.50.

| Cline today cents, according Agricultural Economics was taken by all weights of bare | Tows and guilts, sending the top to $11.25 on choice 210 to 225-pound butchers, Packing sows were fully 25 events higher, bulk clearing from $950 to $10.25. Steers and vearlings again mus= tered good support from both ship- | pers and local Killers as Yeteipts | continued light and dressed beef | prices worked higher. Th a gen-| {erally steady trade,

to the Bureau of

and Cotton points Lotw's came back more than a but other amusement shares pad) Some utilities firmed slightly under lead of Consolidated Fdison. General Motors and Chrys dipped fractionally in light trading while metal shares were irrega- | lar.

Today’ Ss Business

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| shippers at $18, the day's top, while

into the same channels at $17.25,

At a Glance | Other than these, however, little

Du RA, os woek | VAS available above $11, local Killends Oct. 13 bank clearings $4 | OTS taking a part load of medium Wook and 4.636.786 000 VOAT ARO. ) eon 1000~pound steers at the | Bdison Flectric Institute reports | DLC While agi sales ranged week ended Oct. 9 electric output GOWNWArd to 87. Heifers had de- © 980 065000 Kwh vs. 2.275.724.000 | pendable inquiry, mostly no local previous week and 2,169,442000 year | Killer account, at prices steady with ago the week's advance. Most offer Engineering nows-record Yeports | ings were Kinds selling between 37 construction awards this week at | and $9. Cows were rather scarce $34.150.000 vs. $26789000 year ago, | but rather than any Improvement up 28 per cent. | being shown, some interests were CORPORATION NEWS [quoting their purchases at little | Hewitt Rubber Corp. September change from the close last quarter indicated net income $60,951, | Low cutter and cutter oQUAl to 36 cents a tommon share; at $3.75 to $5.90 mostly, some n months, $260968 or $1.55 a ly” individuals down to $3.50. Teeeipts, woarcily of

share Light 1 Co. | voalers and an active shipping demand forced vealar prices up 50

(Del Aug. Slconselidated net income $1.- Conts today. Good to choice brought brought 31250 to $13, with mediums

667.081 wagual to $185 a share on combined Class “A” and Blass “B” mostly $10.50 to $11.50 common vs. $1635053 or $1381 a combined Share ir preceding 12 | months, Marine Midland Cord. September tue: combined net earnings after Texas and including oconstitaent ban ks, trust companies and other af flliated of $%1013689, equal to 17 cents a share vs. $1.050788 84, 18 cents preceding quarter and $1,629. 803 or 18 cents year ago, nine months, $286E57 or 49 cents =a $2,996,088 or 54 cents year

shelme nmisville Gas & Electric aware) twelve months ended

had urgent buying orders for lambs Prices were strong to 25 cents highar. ‘Good to choice awe and wether lambs cashed at $10.75 to $11.50 with mediums generally $875 $9.75. Slaughter were again steady al $4 down, S noGs Bulk 210 55@ 10 90 1080@m 11.15% [email protected]% 1085411125 1120211

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4500 : 4500 SNATe VS f!80 Glenn Quarries: cents a share vs 1ts preceding quarter and $339.469 40 in March quarter; nine $1 018839 or $1.17 a share

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WHEAT PRICES OPEN FRACTIONS HIGHER

Liverpool Futures Firm as Millers Buy.

CHICAGO, Cct. 14 (U. PP). prices followed Liverpool opened fractionally higher 20 Board of Trade. wheat was to corn was to

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on renewed buy | ich offset reports the Argen= | opening Was | a desire of traders es effects of another dizzy aS yesterday, when | and then climbed with lightning rapidity Early buving was cautious and mostly from commission house int Corn prices reg 1y light market. There was a disposi- | cull tion to wait until later in the sion before making definite

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CHICAGH, Ott, 14 U, P) «Hoes , 43.000, including 2500 directs “steady to 10 cents lower; active { $11.10; bulk good and choice, 180-230 hs, $10.85@ 11.05; 150-180 Ibs, $1040@11: mos! Flax November carly sales, 240-300 ibs. 1038611: bulk February, $1.31%, Rees, packing sows, [email protected], Cattle | Receipts, 5000; calves, 1000, Market stead { Yo strong, active, choice to prime [ lings, $18.506719. wmrassy and short fe | steers, $14 down to $8.50; better marke: | gn oulter grade crows, stockers firm | bulls, 10 to 15 cents higher at. ers firm at $12 Ss including 2500 directs. steady, natives, 810.50@ sheen steady to easier, LAFAYETTE, Ina, $ | Hox Market, 10 to 20 cents hi gd hulk, , $10.906211; 295-250 lbs,, $10.90 325 IDS. $10.804110.50; 170- Sn Ibs. 310.000 10 3%. 150-170 ibs. $10,504210.75; 30 150 be. $106210.25; 100- 1% ibs, $9 25 19.75, _Roughs, $9.75 Lown, Calves, $12 down. Lambs ny 50 @ FA. WAYN Oe Hop - Matket, bs,, ibs, Ibs. ihe

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w ACHING TON Oct. 14 (U, PP). Gov. ment expenses and reecipts for the cur. through Oct. 12, compared |

fiscal vear A year BER a $11 A § . $3.50424 50. tu

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Pup ] 98.3 Gold 10.985. $41,500 08 | oday's Pur Total Pure, Inac. Gold... 0 HON 057 0 $1,242,391,509.29 |

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150-180 Ibs : ! y NH 3 130-140 Ibs, $10; 120-130 Ibs.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE 100-120 Ibs, $90.50. Roughs, a

ORK. Oct. J4 (U, P.) Foreign | $8; calves, $12.50; lambs, _So2

NEW wy - aa Cite Rates Net omnes | (CHICAGO PRODUCE

England (pound) 8 9 Eng. 180d DT? $ 3 Eggs Market, steady: fresh * | firsts, Qe; extra firsts, 21lse; current { ceipts, Sotse. cheoks 15¢; dirties, 17o. utter—-Market, unsettied: reccipts, R818 tubs extra firsts (90-91'% score), 2A/w 30! specials, 35%a6r38%e, standards, centralized Se soore), 3%; centralne seore), 31! ~Market,

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[ et ized Tirm to easy; receipts dueks, 1661 19¢; Reese, 120; spring chickens, { roosters, !4#15c; broilers, M4 260; | Wrkers 18NSe Leghorn hens, 15c. ) sos | Cheese—Twins, 18m 1%; daisies, is Swap} lage 19sec longhorns, 196190. yors, 804790c; |, Potatoes—Supplies, moderate; demand, Spine | fairly good; market, firm; Idaho Russel Burbanks, $1,406: 1 45; Colorado Red MeClures, $1351.40; North Dakota Rliss Triumphs, $1.15; North oth Cobblers,

804: 95c; Early Ohios, a Minnesota a Anis, » on ‘track, 275; Shipments,

Denmark (krone) Japan (ven)

FOOD “PRIC ‘ES

CHICAGO Oct. 14 Michigan, Melntosh, tatoes--Tennessee, bu Carrots--TIllinois bunches, ach--Illinois, bus. 3 California, lugs California, erates, fornia, hampers, gan, Rat erates CHICAGO, Oct Ib. EE Min valencias, ,

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[a load of 926-pound voarlings went |

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NEW YORK, Oct. 14. Wall Street has been

the possibility of a new, grandiose a:

is what it deduced from the Presiden armament program means busy steel mills, busy

chemical indutries, busy shipyards It is a little strange in view of | the fact that what has been hap- | pening in China represents almost | a complete collapse of the favorite

~ | argument of the “arms for defense”

{ militarists in this country, [ Most Americans agree in normal times that this country should never

| Wealth,

| numbers of men in a highly pacific |

excitedly talking about mament program in America. That t's address. To Wall Street a great munition plants, busy

and so on, It means, in short, business.

large force which has only to march | across the border to be In CHina. {China has no navy. She has nol She has no resources for! She has only numbers. but.

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| countries, But a large number of | | people who believe that feel strongly that we should be heavily armed | against the threat of attack on us | by other countries, I have asked a number of men who hold this view ‘where they thought such an attack might come from, Certainly Germany could never send an army here and neither could Italy or "Russia. England might conceivably attempt it, but no sane man thinks England would ever do such a thing. The same thing is true of Frahve. Besides we

very little military equipment.

Japan over-rated her power as much as we did, Mr, Nathaniel Peffer, who has heen over a year in the East and is a foremost authority on its life and affairs, says that in Tokyo at a dinner with Japanese military officials they told him when the war started it ‘would be over Some time in October, Now they think they may be able to end it in a year, He thinks it will take at loast a year or two and he reports, | x with entire soundness, that that

have no quarrel with England or| | France and it is not possible to think | | of one that would lead these nations to try an invasion of America. The idea is fantastic, The only answer I have ever heen |able to get from armament apolo- | pists is that it would be possible and | |is even thinkable that Japan might | |one day send a force to our shores, In view of what has happened in | | China certainly that can no longer Ibe entertained by even the most, | timor ous citizen, China is just across the bay from Japan. Indeed at China's northern boundary Japan holds Manchuria ;

year's effort will probably exhaust Japan economically. What becomes of this nation will not across a vastest ocean,

the fear that send a vast army, bay, but across not to poor, feeble China, but to the richest and most powerful nation economically and materially in the world? Yet the episode has not discour- |. aged the armament defenders, They now begin to think we must have more armaments, not to defend our coasts and towns, but to unite with other nations to police the world, And Wall Street-—or at least a por= tion of it-~thinks something like this ‘ais imminent,

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ANNOUNCE ITINERARY |

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SAFETY AWARDS sssoscron o | The State Depsttment today ans | houneed the itinerary of Secretary in and Mrs, Cordell Hull's journey to week. leave Washington for | 19, and arrive Oct. 20, will be guests of Gov= | Lady Tweeds=

Canada next . |

Large Cities Division; | They will

World Record Set. | “ave Of { The Hulk | enor General and The Bing= , won the first national award presented by the Na= Association of Motor Bus Opcrators, it was announced today as the Association mel in annual con vention,

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FEAR PLOT AGAINST HOLLYWOOD STARS

award was given for operating the most miles per accident of all city bus Hines in cities 100,000 population or more Other awards nitheastern Lexington, RK) award tereit bus lines rating busses with an average of miles per accident Pennsylvania Gréevhound, Cleves | O.=TFirst for companies opers | ating in the North and East with an average of 114.892 miles per aceiaent.

Lines, | for in over 50 | 155,168

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World Record Made Mexie 0 Transportation Co, N. M-=Firs{ for intercity lines operating from 11 to B80 with an average of 38753489 | miles per accident, a world Yecord. phone Interstate Power Co. Dubuque, 1. | First for eity bus lines operating 11 or more busses in cities with pop= | ulation of 100.000 or les: Averaged 117.164 miles per accident. Foster Bus Line, Lansing, Mich for companies operating | busses that did not have a single | accident. Mileage total was 109.786. Elliott Transportation Co. Fergus Palls, Minn-—Award for no accis | dents in 7086 miles, Danford Bus Lines, Rags==For no accidents miles,

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movie stars, including Clark Gable, Joan and nett, Grace Moore, Bing Croshy, Wallace Beery, Charles Chaplin, John Barrymore, Claudette Colbert, | Ann Harding and Myrna Loy Police had not learned where { they got the confidential [tion or what thev intended doing with it. They hooked the two msn on suspicion of robbery. The girl wag held in Juvenile Hall, In the collection of weapons were {a pistol, a rifle, a l4=ineh brass knuckles, a dagger fazhioned from an ice piek, and another pistol that was hidden inside a trick book | =a copy of Washington Irving's “Adventures which had

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BENDIX 00. HEARS UNION PROPOSALS

SOUTH BEND, | Bendix Products Co. officials | representatives of Bendix Local 9 United Automobile Workers of America, mel today to considet union demands for a new bargains ing agreement and general wage in creases, Recently union employees at the voted the union's executive |

AP tte hority t all st ike | Committe auorite emi w strike | INDIANA WIRE FREED IN HUSBAND

meet the demands, Outeome of the | present conference, which is xs | AUBURN, Oct Margaret Parks,

Oct. 14 (U. P)

amd

been hollowed out,

[ peoted to continne for several davs, will determine use

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of the strike vote, | Waterlao,

union Jeaders said. | w { | Dekalb County jury of a man [ laughter charge in connection With | the slaying of her husband, Bert, last Aug 4, Mrs. Parks, who testified that husband drank excessively, was ae | cus wd of shooting him during an argument over his reported friends store at 1430 Northwestern | ghip with a young relative, She also Ave. The youth pretended he had | told the jurors her gone to sleep on a counter, accords Ito provide for her and kept ing to police, arms about the house,

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IS MELD AS BURGLAR

A 16- year-old Boy was held today |

a burglary charge after polioc safd they found him last night in|

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THURSDAY, OCT, 14,1937

LICENSE RULING ‘MAY BE IGNORED || INLAKE COUNTY

Clerk's Aids Say They Will | Continue to Sell Mar- | riage Permits.

CROWN POINT, Tnd =Despite an ‘opinion | Thdiana Attorney ance of Marriage state couples violates Indiana law, | the Dake County Clerk's office today | indicated it would continue to carry l'on its Mariage business | Prosecutor Fred A. Bean. backed [ By unofficial opinion from Atterfey [General Omer Stokes Jackson | Yeady to bring civil and | action against George W. Bweigars, | sake County Clerk, if licenses couples, it

Oct

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General that jssus

licenses to auts

criminag

ars was reported “We will continue | riage licenses Indiana

fo fsime in Crown Point statutes as we for the past 40 vears,” l Olerk's office waid.

Cites Previows Opinions

mar unde have done the Count

Deputy Clerk Walter | previous

Mvbeek said Indi uphel

frém other generals

opinion: ana | ' {legality

attomey had

of the issuance of out-stat: licenses, In a letter to Mr. Bean. Mr. Jack out that an 1852 law requires issuance of a license in tha {county im which the woman lives. That law provides, also, that clerks ng its provisions are subject 0 any fine directed by a jury. | Under the Lake County marriages trade, thousands of dollars poar into the elerk’s office sach wonth. An | average of 1900 marriage licenses | have been jsued each month | ast July, wag disclosed

BUYING POWER SEEN BUSINESS BULWARK

With Credit Abundant, Agency Sees No Slump,

since it

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Shee 3 n

A continuation

[of trends business news: | we as reported by the United Business | Service in its current weekly yeport Production of new models has been automobile manufaes still

A drop to 86 per cent of

stepped up by

turers, but caution governs

feapacily in xteel operations, reflects a general lack of confidence holding | hae k orders for producers’ goods | cording to the report. New financing in Veptember was cent below August and at a new since 1934 Boll retail | however, have lover a veal Materially while

Ace capital 25 per low

and wholesale (rade, imnereased and gains ago are being widened, higher farm incomes, factory pavrolls have risen 24 per cent in the past vear Thus, the veport states, while sharp des elines in the stock market will have effect on sales of high=priced mers chandise, holiday trade probably will hot be prevented from being the hest since 1920 | With consumer buving power at [the highest level in eight years and with credit plentiful and cheap, the {service concludes that there appears tittle possibility that the present stage of hesitation will develap into a major business decline in the ims | mediate future

are

informas= |

TAR BLAST FATAL TO RENSSELAER WOMAN

RENSSELAER P) { Mrs. Cletus Kohley | home near here burns suffered when a hueket of tarp she and her husband were heating to repair a barn roof exploded Their 12-room residence was des stroved by the blaze, The husband | exoaped with slight burns about the | face and hands

Oct, 14 U 40. died at her

last night from

S DEATH iNER'S DEATH DUE

Mix as | ree today after being acquitted by a |

TO FALL FROM CAGE

4 Q&) Pes death of Eds

EVANSVILLE, Ocf nvestigation of the [ward Corn, a miner, showed he was [killed in a fall from a mine eage while on hig way to the surface to [Yeeeive treatment for an injury, Coroner Jacob Reisinger said today, Coroner Reisinger revealed that Corn apparently fainted and fell He previously had | been caught between two ears in the mine and injured his leg

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