Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1938 — Page 16

MARKET STEADIES FOLLOWING EARLY "FRACTIONAL DROP

Light Trade Persists’

Throughout Dull Session.

NEW YORK, March 3 (Tl. P.) —Stocks sagged fractions to 2 points in early trading today and steadied around moon. Volume continued light. : Metal shares held better than other groups, registering only fractional losses. U. S. Steel around noon was at 543, up 2 from the ‘low and off 3% net. Bethlehem was at 571%, off 3.. Anaconda and Kennecott registered small losses. Chrysler rallied to around the previous close after touching 523s, off 1%. Westinghouse Electric declined 1% to 933: and then regained 3% point. Railroad shares showed small losses. Exceptions were Santa Fe which touched 363, off 1%, and Union Pacific 77%, off 1%. . Case lost 2% points and declines of 1 to 2 points were noted in Douglas Aircraft, Air Reduction, Union Carbide and Philip Morris.

Today's Business At a Glance

GENERAL BUSINESS American Bureau of Metal Statistics reports Feb. 1 stocks of lead at U. S. Smelters and refineries 211,087 ‘short tons vs. 208,803 previous ‘month; Jan. world lead production 159,041 short tons vs. 165,566 previous month; Jan. domestic lead pro‘duction 37,651 short tons vs. 47,423

previous month; Jan. world zinc iproduction 156,922 vs. 161,106 ‘previous month; Jan. domestic zinc {production 48, 687 short tons vs. 51,787 previous month. | Dun & Bradstreet reports week ‘ended March 2 bank clearings 1$5,227,478,000 vs. $3,804,457,000 previlous week and $7,109,623,000 year ago. Engineering News Record reports |eonstruction awards this week $44,427,000 vs. $40,161,000 last week and $32, 125,000 year ago; February ‘awards $210,801,000, highest for any ‘February since 1929 and third high‘est February on record vs. $190,186,--000 previous month and $189,197,000 ‘year ago. CORPORATION NEWS

© Calumet & Hecla Consolidated | Copper Co. 1937 preliminary net profit $1,866,776 equal to 93 cents a ‘share. vs. $852,122 or 42 cents in 1936. .» Duke. Power Co. 1937 net income $4,660,474 equal to $4.59 a common share vs. $4,860,591 or $4.79 in 1936.

Fairbanks Morse & Co. and sub- | gidiaries 1937 net profit $2,148,432 | vs. $2,252,941 in 1936. Intertype Corp. ond subsidiaries 1937 net income $370,922 vs. $392,626 in 1936. . Pacific Western Oil Corp. 1937 “net profit $1,388,710, equal to $1.38 a share vs. $1,582,325 or $1.58 in 1936. Reed Roller Bit Co. 1937 net income $1,941,152 vs. $1,480,709 in 1936. | Standard Gas & Electric Co. week énded Feb. 26 electric output 98,733,933 kwh., off 5.4 per cent from

| ‘year ago. DIVIDENDS

Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. regular quarterly 50 cents on common payable April 1 record March 10. Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc. regular quarterly 25 cents payable April 1 record March 15. General time Instrument Corp. 15 cents on common payable April 1 record March 18 vs. 25 cents December 23, Loew’s Inc. 50 cents on common ‘payable March 31 record March 12. Company paid: 50 cents. quarterly and 50 cents extra March 31, 1937. . South West Pennsylvania Pipe Lines 50 cents payable April 1 record March 15 vs. like payment December 31. . Thermoid Co. drectors took no action on. $3 cumulative preferred ‘ordinarily Due March 15.

N.Y. Bonds

By United Press BOND PRICE INDEXES

20 20 20 60 Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds 81.2 6468 936 91.8 65.6 .929 79.9 63.2 918 783 99.9 104.6 99.6 93.8 105.0 91.2 700 954 825 6. 611 914 TY 0 101.2 © 106.0 100.7 © 69.37 923 811 100.4 © 106.2 100.2 84.7 103.5 93.3

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Continued Light Supplies Push Cattle Prices Up

All classes -of cattle cleared actively and: strong today with steer and ‘heifer sales strong to 25 cents higher as a result of continued light supplies, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Plain and medium grades predominated with sales in hoth classes largely $6.75 to $7.50. A short load of good weighty steers reached $8.75 on order buying account. The supply of beef cows at $5.25 to $6 and cutter grades at $4 to $5.25 was below requirements. A few: bulls went unchanged -at $6.50 down. Vealers ruled 50 cents higher than the strong close yesterday or 50 cents to $1 above the opening that day. Choice now bring $12 with better kind mostly $11 to $12. The demand has been broad for stockers and feeders this week. Both native and fed Western lambs advanced 25 cents with choice grades commanding $9. Killing quality showed material improvement over yesterday. Some merely good Westerns made $8.75. A pen of medium yearlings went at $6.50. The smallest run of hogs for the week to date sent local, values on weights above 200 pounds 10 cents higher than yesterday's best sales, lighter weights and pigs again holding steafly. Top of $9.70 was paid for best 200-220-pound : ‘butchers. Packing sows advanced 10 to 15 cents to sell mostly from $7.75 to iy 25, occasionally rough heavies at

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CHICAGO, March 3 (U. P.).—Hogs—Re- , including 3000 directs. Ac- : spots up more D, bulk, , $9. [email protected]; 0; medium to a9 5: BD aca Sows, cents

igher Catt le—Receipts. 4000; calves, 1200. Fed steers and yearlings. ow 25 cents; to $10.15; best long Jean S, 39 50; a grades and weights fay cents up for week; heifers sharing steer advance; best 5 ; beef cows and b 10@15 jtrong: vealers,

cutters, 3 . $10.50

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directs. ° Late lambs, 38 90 to yard traders; shippers top, .85; today’s trade scuve, lambs, $8.5 top, $9.15; t , $8.10; choice ewes, E, March Lgnis Ws

60-280 Ibs ly B he 9 . $8.95; “130- 140 1bs., $8.70; 100+ 11% » ' Koddhe 5 Ni5; stags, $6.50; calves, $11. 5; amb. CINCINNATI, March 3 (U. ~—Hog Receipts, 2200, including 417 Sit holaover, 200. ctive,” unevenly, 10@25 cents higher; top. $9.70; 250-275 lbs.. $9.50; 100140 1bs., [email protected]; good packing sows, [email protected]. Cattle—Receipts, 300; calves, 200. Action fair. mostly steady: part load 13001b. choice steers, $9; few yearling steers, $7.75@8; small lot 607-1b. "heiters $8.35; medium to good cows, Siro $5.50@ 6; low cutters and cutters, [email protected]; practizal top sausage bulls, $6.75 Sheep—Receipts, 225, including 130 direct. tesdy) food native ewe and wether lambs, quoiab from [email protected]; common and medium glad. [email protected]; slaughter

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P.) Ma ket, dread to a cents higher; 3005320 Tos... [email protected]; 320-24 Ibs.. EB [email protected]; S15. nas 20@9 n.. Roughs, $7.73 s ‘down. Alves Fash 50 La ory [email protected]

- FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO. March P. Michigan Mcintosh, oe a5.

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U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. March 3 (U. P.).—Gov= ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year goes March 1, Sonar with a year a

Expenses 4, 073 “34. hy 91 $4, 7h bob. ger. 33 Recelpis . i 869,264,441.97 2 745,439,141.61 Gross Def . 1.108,080.2 ee 3 019, 349. 18 72

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= Final Edition yok the Times

Net : High Low Close Change

| POW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS veers 120/38 ( ..130.85 ~118.49

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Yesterday ......... Week ago ... Month ago Year ago High, 1938, 1134.35; low, 118.49. High, 1937,’ 194.40; low, 113.64. #20 ‘RAILROADS

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PRESSURE LOWERS PIT WHEAT PRICES

Early Corn Advances Wiped Out by Grain Weakness.

CHICAGO, March-3. (U. P)— Wheat prices worked lower under commission: house pressure - today on the Chicago Board of Trade. At the end of the first hour wheat was 1 to 7% cent lower, corn was unchanged to 1 cent higher and oats were unchanged to % cent lower.

the pressure of commission house

liquidation with new crop months showing most of the losses. A Wr. vate estimate on the winter wheat crop by Nat C. Murray and H. C. Donovan of Chicago showed a drop of 26,000,000 bushels in the probable 1938 winter yield over the actual 1937 harvest. However, this estimate, 65¢,000,000 bushels on the average, was 30,000,000 bushels greater than the Dec. 1 Government estimate. Wheat receipts were 36 cars. Corn prices weakened under the increased softness of wheat and early advances were wholly ‘eliminated. 'Cern receipts were 175 cars.

WAGON WHEAT

City grain elevators are paying for No.' 2 red, 87c; other grades on their merits. gash corn, new No. 2 yellow. 46c. Oats,

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Curb Socks

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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Eggs—Market, firm; 18,346 cases; fresh graded f fess than cars, 1 firsts, cars, 17%c less than cars, Heer dirties, 18%¢; checks, 143 1c, current receipts, 16%z¢ utter—Market, steady; ipts, 541.575 os ounds; gion graded firsts (90912 score), 33920 Vac, extra, (92 score), 29'%2¢c; fi 28@28%¢. seconds, specials, 5 30%2c; standards, (89 2 Sovie). tac vent ) Poultry— atl et, stea gy; goose.” S, 26 trucks; ducks, 18 19@23c; ER “chic as. hens ns, 1922¢; roilers, 20c. 18%c: Hg 15%,

1 eavy: demand slow; Russet Burbanks, Red ' McClures, 47; tes, 90 ichi al Russet Rurals U. 8. ComHS s, $1. Stock Sup lies liberal; Jet wea, Track sales. ss per bushel crates, Florida Bliss Triumphs, $1.22'[email protected]%. Arrivals: 67; on track, 247; shipments, 2

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CITIZENS GROUP T0 AID PLANNING

Newly Formed Committee to Survey Slum Areas and Offer Suggestions.

Joe Rand Beckett, attorney, chairman of a newly organized Citizen Committee to assist the City -Plan Commission with the 25-year improvement program, is to call a special meeting of the committee soon to plan the first year’s work, he announced today. “The hy of the citizen group will be to obtain public support of city replanning and to aid city officials,” Mr. Beckett said. ~~ The committee will act in a factfinding capacity, study the city and compile a map showing the slum sections. The committee then. will form a correctional plan of development and rehabilitation. - The City Plan Commission, headed by George T. O'Connor, is to receive suggestions from the Citizens Committee and work in conjunction with it. The Citizens Committee will study tax assessments, per capita tax cost, depreciating housing, smoke deposits, population trends, transportation, commercial facilities and the age of buildings. Members of the committee are Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Beckett, Louis C. Brandt, Mrs. Edna M. Christian, William C. Mabee, Wilbur B. Shook, August C. Bohlen, Fermor S. Cannon, F. T. Reed, William B. Schilt29% George T. Whelden and Robert P, Moorman.

PERSHING RECOVERS GHEERY DISPOSITION

Friends Now Confident He Will Get Well.

(Johnson Column, Page 14)

TUCSON, Ariz, March 3 (U. P). — Gen. John J. Pershing gained strength today in his fight against a damaged heart and poisoned kidneys, and his friends talked cheerfully of convalescence and ultimate recovery. Sergt. Crawford C. Shaeffer, for 17 years Gen. Pershing’s personal aid, declared that the 77-year-old General had “got his old spirits back.” Physicians and nurses guarded against a relapse. Dr. Roland Davison, his personal physician, warned that there would be fluctuations

due alarm. Dr. Davison in a bulletin about noon reported there “has been no appreciable change” in the General’s condition since last night. He made no other comment.

20,000 TO BE ADDED TO STATEWPAROLLS

Marion County will receive a “high per cent” of the 20,000 increase in Indiana WPA rolls. authorized by passage of the Federal $250,000,000 deficiency appropriation bill, John K. Jennings, State Administrator, said today. ; The increase will raise the Indiana total to about 81,000, he said. Only 60,500 were on WPA projSeis at the last official census, Feb. The new quota included an increase’ of 196,000 workers in 10 other Midwestern states. Mr. Jennings said the additional workers in Indiana wiil be used “where- district officers feel they are most needed.” “We felt the bill would pass and began several weeks ago preparing for the increase. As a result it will require only a few days to take eats of the additional men, ” he sai :

INFANT IS BURNED James Chappell, 15 months eld, was burned today when he pulled a ‘pan of hot water. off the stove at his home, 2001 Broadway. He was treated at City Hospital and released to his mother, Mrs. Ina Chappel. His

edfidition was described as good,

(Editorial, Page ‘14)

Indiana officials moved today toward a reciprocal agreement with Kentucky on motor. vehicle licenses

|and considered calling an inter-

state conference to mediate “the

Abeer war.”

Frank Finney, State ‘Auto License Bureau Commissioner, left today for Frankfort, Ky., to confer with two

license agréement. ng It is proposed that: each: state al-

e low trucks. complying with ‘their

own state laws to travel in the Sther without paying additional ees. .

had such agreements with Illinois, Michigan and ‘Ohio in detail and

‘| with: Utah “in a general ‘way.t Lr one: of th

| Indiana Seeks Reciprocal Truck Pact wi th Kentucky

state other state is plotting to ruin its

Kentucky officials ‘on a. proposed |

Ban on State Beer

—The Michigan liquor control comMr. Finney said Indiana. already |

against the Indiana “port of entry” system, has led to several state embargoes.: “One official connecied with the Indiana brewing industry said: < “The entire situation is becoming hysterical and very comic. Each begins to think that every

brewing industries. The bans and counter bans don’t always match.”

Michigan Tightens

LANSING, Mich., March 3 (U.P).

mission today tightenéd its rules to prevent Indiana breweries from circumventing the ban on importation of Hoosier beer. oners said the restriction |

Commissi will apply to all’ beer bearing Indi-

ana brewery labels. That rule will

spoil reported plans of some Indi-

These sportsmen gave Lion’s Club members a preview of the Indianapolis Sportsmen’s: Show to open here Saturday. The‘club met yesterday at Hotel Washington. Left to right are: Maurice Hoffman,

Newest Gadget Shown at Exhibit Here: oy

H. F. Martin demonstrates for I. S. Paradice a drill press, one of many recent developments in manufacturing processes and office equipment on

Tron Lung’ Is Babys Crib

A ponderous “iron lung” was the crib into which this baby boy was deposited when, for 20 minutes after his Caesarian birth in a Texarkana, Ark., hosThan respiration began

COEDS SPEAK ONLY FRENCH | 0 @@ BROKEN eee

pital he failed to breathe.

M’NUTT WINS CHEERS IN CAPITAL SPEECH

He Assails Communists and Fascists Alike at Dinner.

Times Special ; WASHINGTON, March 3.—High Commissioner Paul V. McNutt resumed his conferences on Philippine affairs today after receiving an ovation on his first public address here last night. The former Indiana Governor assailed dictatorship at a banquet of the Order of Ahepa, National Greek Society. ° Condemning Fascists, Nazis and Communists alike, he declared that democracy could be saved only. by moral unity among nations which wish to keep peace, preserve liberty and hand down standards of human decency: to their children: Mr. MeNutt, a potential Presidential candidate for 1940, was introduced as having the “eloquence of Apollo, statesmanship of Percles, strength and determination of Hercules and courage of Theseus.”

The Indiana Society, headed by a |

Republican and composed of members of both political faiths, will honor Mr. McNutt at a reception and dance at the Jardman Park Hotel here March iL.

Colonial

Times Photo. Long Island, N. Y., champion tuna fisherman; Log Tom Currier, Camp Otter, N. H., guide and camp owner; Mus-soo-nuk of Alaska, trapper, and Perry Greene, Bangor, Me., champion log. chopper.

Times Photo. exhibit at the Inform-a-Show in Murat Theater, The show will be open to the general public from. until 10 p. m. tomorrow.

Times-Acme Photo.

and 24 hours aller the birth, hospital attendants held high hopes that the infant would live. Wide-eyed iia the hospital's miniature Tespirator, the baby is Rays mond Alexander Jr.

‘LOS ANGELES, March 3 (U. P..| @ Fountain Pens Repaired —At the Maison Francaise, a girls’ While You Wait dormitory on the campus of the @ THE University of California here, the 20 inmates speak only French.

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