Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1938 — Page 13

| ERPENS kE ISSUES NE W YORK STOCKS By United Press —rf ‘ Net : Net High Low Last Change | ) 0IN NX High Low Last Chinge Goodyear Siaaw A% a. 2, -— 3 A 9 : 1, | Granby ....... ate 3 Alam xP orc 90 410 ag = # Granite 6 $i.” 14 : BR ny Air-Way El oo, 7 Ya 78 - Grant W J 22% 22 2Y + VY Allied Chem ..[149° 149° 149 Gt North pL . 181, 181s 161s .... Alisa Siores evs 1% “ oh + "% | Grayhoun . 10% 10 10 .oce & C. 133 3 = aa, se] AREREE HE UE I gym a ue doen Am Ere Ti... 3% 3% 3% — % |Hayes Bdy SB RL Hd A&F P $6 pf .. 153 15% 154 + 1% Hedker Prod - . 8% Be Sho... Am Bide Fl. 30 an sie I 8 [Howe Sound i 36 36 3wn Am Metal pf +105, 0s. 05, + 4 Hudson | Motor. . Is 1% J% = Tn an Pe L one 2877 25% 25% x. : Hudson Bay M 27% a7 AT = Y etals Recover Some IT ocal Por ers [iid EB 5, i ; Am Sad m5 1m bu Hu Zn 8 BOMB Of Earlier Am Safe “Razor 1 ire me TOA LL S% 8% 6% + 4 Am Smelt ...... 42% 41% 42 + % wo 10 Be Bu emain 1 Am Stl Fdies .. 23% 23% 33% + % 13% 1313 131% a Lo : Am T&R 130%: 130% 180% + “ EL 10% 10% 104 vik Sses. D T d Am Water W . 84 "8s 8 reat + 63% 6 s 3 1 Bh es tte ren 4 2 — eee 40 48% 48% — Ys . A -—an rere 18 7 T3% = 1 3 J 20% 29% 29% + Ye NEW YORK, April 18 (U. P)— P 4 ee Sis 29 Bs + ’ \ -+ 3% ea 7 4 : wn f+ The stock market turned down to- : 4 and For "ay day after an irregular start. Losses Hog values locally failed to re-iAtchis poll . oe 8% A + % arotind ‘noon extended Jo three|SP0nd io higher prices elsewhere, |/ <*** )Jjohns-Man .... 0 60% 69% — % : nd values were left in a relatively —— points in some of the higher priced 2 or the Bu- eves Kennecott Lees 88% 36 36 5 1 list was off weak position, according to the Bu 1s | Bopnesctt Lees 358 3, an ir i issues. The Sores reau of Agricultural Economics. ii'ca, | Kresge 8 8B .... Har. o ¥ fractions to a pon tead q Prices on all weights were steady, Tn Leh P Cem 18% 18% 18% + % Steel shares opened stea y an with Friday and Saturday, leaving + i#|Len v Coal “of. : 4 tn gave ground gradually. U. S. Steel|the top at $8.80 for mostly 210-220 = ui + 14 common touched 467% off % and at|pound Duitp, with 2 few hs. Bs — i | orti outstanding hogs scaling s. y +> noon had recovered a portion of the et oplow tat rats vito ot ih, loss. Bethlehem sank to 49% Off {he price, Early trading on sows +B 2% ang. came back part way. Ana-;was slow as local killers tried to + i If of a loss of | avoid higher rates. A few sales were >. Loria Teguined be from steady to 10 cents higher from nearly 2 points. $750 to $8 mostly, some extreme - % U. 8. Gypsum sold as low as 70%, | heavies as low as $7.25. wd off 3; Du Pont 106%, off 3%; Case; The country has shifted its atten- = 1% 763%, ‘oft 2%, and International Har-| tion to other duties and the cattle vester 63, off 2. run around the main circuit + % Losses of a point or more were |dropped off sharply from last Mon- Ih noted in Chrysler, General Electric, |day’s comparatively light total. |Gnrysier .....: Tu Westinghouse Electric, Sears Roe- | Around 1000 cattle here sold strong |g Tn buck, Texas Corporation, Union |to higher, with steer cattle taking 4 xu Carbide, Allis Chalmers, American |the lead and advancing mostly 15C | com creait ... 33% 33% oss Telephone and Deere & Co. Dome |to 25¢c. Heifers and cows were Com Iny Tr... 31% 31% + % Mines rose a point to 527%. Rails|Scarce, with the former up around |Gomwith & So. 1% 1% xr yielded fractionally as did utilities. | 15¢ and cows active and strong. Bull | Cong-Nalrn ... 23% “3% = 5 : 8 # = prices also held firm. Cons Edison®.. 20% 20% — 9 y . Best steers stopped at $9.35, scal- [Sons Him .... 10s 1 : -1 ] oday S Business ing around 1100-lbs, with a string |Contaimer _...13 13 13 + oT of 112 head of yearlings averaging [Sout Bak A pi J J i ; -% t Can ..... At a Glance 885 pounds at $8.75. These cattle) Gon 820 .o---08" 105” 105 I iy Nagh-Kelv .... 9 8% 8% — % carried top quality but lacked fin-|Gont Oil 29% 29% 29% .... |Nat Acme I... 11% 11% 1% + % : ish. The steer trade was largely | Crane Co 30 29 29% — 3 Nat Slecue” cee 19% 19% 19% — Ys BUSINESS ; Cream Wht 24 24 24 + 3 | Nat «13% 13% 13% + 3% -. GENERAL an $8 to $8.40 affair on medium | Crown Cork 29% 20% i0% — % Nat Distillers . 20% 200s 207 ves R. I. Polk Co. estimates March |grades of shortfeds. Most heifers |SIoun Zeller -- j8% 3808 3Ri8 ioe |NAY Cond i23" 23° 23° iii new passenger car sales in U. S.|ranged from $7.75 to $8.50, a load Qub-Am sug 2 7 oe oh Nat i = 1t- BL 1S i Sw 195,000 units, first increase in six |of good T743-pound light yearling |Gurtis Pub i... 6 6 6 + Y [Newport Ind ... nt n* "4 months vs. 121,234 previous months. | steers, usually heifers, $8.75. Beef | Curtis: Wr ..... 8. 8, 3, tog [NJ feveral ... 120 12% 12% T 2% ; tter gra : > NY NH&H ... 1% 1% 1% .... CORPORATION NEWS cows reached $7.00, cu : : De NY ns } 132 43 largely $4.25 to $5.50. Vealefs lost _ n13 "gh YRS Amer ru li8 175 Ag Allied Mills, Inc., 12 months ended | 151 "the face of Kosher holidays; | 3 tec bw. .0. 3% 31a 318 =... |No Pacific... 8% 8 8% = March 31 consolidated net profit top, $9.50 Diam Match ... 23% 234% 23s + % 1.03 a share vs. | 0D 34.90. Dome Mines .. 523% 224 920s + 34|onip onl nn $2560.440 of $210 year ago. Lamb prices showed little or no [Boiss Air 1 iF #h 4% Tighe. Qliui Ba Bu Zw change from last week end at $8.25 nt ......110% 110 110 .... |Omnibus ...... 10% 10 10 .... American Light & Traction CO. |for some merely good old crop Br —E— Otls Stee ... 0: 23s i ra 12 months ended Feb. 28 consoli- | wooled lambs and $7.75 to $8 for | mast Kodak ...155 155 5 +2 Owens Ill Glass 832. 531; 53% + 1% dated net income $5,567,031 equal to Eaton Mfg .... 18% 15% 15% Ya or 5,570,141 most of the clippers on display. | g85%08 "HE 0. 3 3 3 Va GEM ..%% 8 "ny oY $1.72 a common share vs. $ ae Shorn yearlings in medium flesh Elec Pwrglt |: 8% BY 8% — Y% Pacinie Tig...) 381. 3ew 38k T a4 or $1.72 in preceding 12 months. made $850. Other classes. were &L $6 pf. Bis By Bt California Oregon Power Co. 12 | mostly absent Bl Pat $7 pt. a 8% Wh bs : : - Sa ov ! months ended Feb. 28 net income Ex Cell O ....v 12% 12% 1% L ACK OF EXPORTS $924,633 vs. $1,108,421 year ago. Bris 3 Bo see “ 4% ih in Yb Cincinnati Street Ry. Co. March $8.75 7000 Fen 95 3520 | Fed Mot ....... 3% 3% : quarter net income $18,354 equal to : 3% 3 Pad yo §t pt 51 oe an 5% 4 cents a share vs. $63,484 or 12 . 8380 7307 | Fid Phen ...... We 2% 21% + % ) gene you: ago fh mimes rim gh glo, Continental Gas & Electric Corp. 28 S81 Follansbee ..... 23%s 2% 2% + % : ‘ and subsidiaries 12 months ended 8 433 Foster Whes] .« Ya i... |Corn Prices Break Under Feb. 28 net income $4,445.502 equal 3.80 1606 Jan one : to $1457 a common share vs. $4,- 8.80 1000 Gale Robt, Phe 13 Bu Bu I a Heavy Supply Influx. 303,616 or $14.33 year ago. 5.8000 8.3 Gen Bronze, : 13% in Wn - iit m——— Cream of Wheat Corp. and sub- 8.25@ 8.70 | Gen Cable bt .. 31, 38% 3% — |. CHICAGO, April 18 (U. P).— 8.50@ 8.75 | Gen El a } sidiary quarter ended March 31 net 845@ 8.60 | Gen Food 21% 31% 37% + %|\weakness in wheat persisted profit $200,064 equgl to 50 cents a 0 8380 38 gen ri v sais sais sath + Ye thr h id i the Chi 0 share vs. $381,449 or 63 cents year (290-350) Good and choice.. 8.00@ 8.45 | Gen Motors ... 34% 3412 34% — Ya ough midsession on the cag ago; 12 months ended March 31 net Packing Sows— fen fue 5 aa 33 Ih - 1 Board of Trade in absence of any rofit $1,030991 equal to $1.73 a| (313-373) Good ............. 1.900 8.10 GC Rive WM YN# 1 iy |export demand and growing reports P 8.00 Yi share vs. $1,274,371 or $2.12 in pre- LL Good a isuenamses 15a 8.15 Gen Herat . a 3 a * Si of damage through the Southwest ceding 12 months. : Sisucher Pigs SEINM svrsvnses = th 0 Eel Drs. 8 3 8 + v|wheat fields. Douglas Aircraft Co. and sub- 100-140) Good and choice. 7.25@ 8.25 | Glidden _. 20%. 30% 20% — 3%| At the end of the first hour Wheat : g , ve de 42 | Gobel, Adolf 2, 2% 2% + % ) x sidiary three months ended Feb. 28 MEUM =. +sree 1.00@ 8.00 | Goodrich ...... 5% 1512 18% was % to 3 cent lower, corn was : CATTLE Goodrich pf ... 48% 48% 48% + 1% |3% to 3% cent lower and oats were Het pront $406,771 equal to 1 os —Receipts, 1026— ; 3% cent lower a share vs. revised net profit $237,- | (7502900) Choice 9.00@ 9.75 ; : > : 900-1100) Choice ........ '235@10. Trading was without a feature S51 oF 43 conts Year 20. (1103-1300) Ciioice . 233@1093 LOCAL ISSUES and the continuance of the British Gladding McBean Co. 1937 net 41300-1500} Shoice ote 2 250a1038 (By Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.) |Easter holiday exerted pressure on profit $72,744 equal to 33 cents a (1900-1100) Good ......... - 823@ 9.23 | The following quotations do not Jrepre- |the market here. . Reports from share vs. $344,149 or $1.56 in 1936. | (1300-1500) Good ln 3302 9:30 | indicate the ‘approximate market ievel | Texas and Oklahoma begin to indiGreen Bay & Western R. R. Co. | {130-1100} Megium Sou SE based on Ene selling “inquiries of | cate that most of the damage from 1937 net income $308,110 equal to | (750-1100) Common ’(piain).. 6.75@ 8.00 : the April blizzards will be confined 2.19 per cent on $7,000,000 class “B” [Steers and Heifers— Bid Asked |to wheat that had jointed prior to debentures vs. $242,763 or 1.25 per | £550-750) Gog Radler 352 950 85 98 |the storms. Some traders began to cent in 1936. (750-900) Good ......... veer 8.25@ 9.00 1 ; 108 ' |incline toward the opinion that acHalle Bros. Co. fiscal year ended {S30 Medium «......... 7.50@ 8.25 . curate estimate on the crop will not Jan. 31 consolidated ne geet il) T0000) Common .-rerirse é30a 1.50 1 198 |be available until first harvest ret profit $641, Cows’ 4 45 | 295 equal to $2.22 a common share | All Weights— C5 9.28 x o Yims come in. Wheat receipts were vs. $759,562 or $2.85 in preceding | Medium iillllIllllIIN 628@ 6 302% idl |S. year. p z Common *1111 11 hi $350 833 -10212 104% | Heavy carload receipts, estimated ' and cutter ..... 4. . . - Kansas Oly Pubic Serves Co mu A yh March net loss $34,037 vs. $2,829 | Yearlings Excluded (all weights) — 3 100 |SPO : Good (beef) ere. 8.15@ 1.25 100 |corm prices. Selling was moderately year ago; March quarter net 10Ss| (All weights) Medium ..... 6.254 7.00 103% 105 | fter the start. - $154,070 vs. $63,112 year ago. Cutter and common ........ 5.50@ 6.25 10 103 eayy aller ine start. . Vv 1 2 Lehigh Portland Cement Co. 12 | (All weights) Choice ......... 9.00G 9.50 101 108 WAGON WHEAT : months ended March 31 net profit | (All weights) Medium ........ 8.00@ 9.00 2 St v grain elevators are paying for No. Pp $807,560 ual to 77 cent _ | (All weights) GOOG .......... 6.00@ 8.00 STOCKS red. 75¢: other grades on their merits. ’ , eq S a com Cull hob of me HR Crass nese 4.50@ 6.00 | Belt RR St Yds com ... . 49 51% Gash corn, new No. 2 yellow, 48c. Oats, mon share, vs. $2,318,054 or $2.67 Calves 2 Belt RR st Yds pid ee, 50% ip year ago. —Receipts, 579— ent Ind Pwr 7% pfd ........ Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp. (250-400) Choice casisenares a3 3.80] Ke Hook: ms com a . i i B oS OENT NE ci 18 (U. P)— and subsidiaries March quarter net oe Wel a 5.10 6.23 | Ing Gen Sere 2.8% Bord i 104 Sain futures opened fir | frm, loss $68,198 vs. $63,194 year ago. COMMON. .vvuvssa. 325G 8.15 | Ind Hydro Eee” I% ped... a 4 SL ey sili. unchanged: June. 63tac, Reliable Stores Corp. and sub- Feeder aud, Stosker Catils dls Bx Ewe & Lt fri 3 * 3) |inchessed Oate—May. 31jc. unchanged sidiaries (exclusive of company’s | (8063800) Choice ........... s.00@ 8.50 | hdpls P&L Se By 204] 136%, unchanged. share of earnings of Frank Corp.) | (¢§0:1030) Choice ........... 8.00@ 8.5 48 to March quarter net loss $137,687, vs.| (800-1050) Good o.oo. lll. 7598 88 * B, net profit $65,117, equal to 9 cents | (500-1050) Medium .......... 6.75@ 7.5 18 . . onas a common share year ago. Heitere. Common seesrenee 6.00@ 8.7 BN ; i St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pa-| (650- “750) Good and choice.. 6.75@ 17.7 19 BOND PRICE INDEXES cific Co. March quarter net loss opm, Meditm. 6.000 4.7 5 25 By United Press 5. 6 : : 2 ODA > EP AND LAMBS ~~ |van Camp Milk Co Pf oven. 55 : 20 . 20 2 $2752 vs. Nat profit $112,005 year ago. —Receipts, 1320— van bri aie = Suh The Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds ve Corp. March quarter net Lambs Jshorn)— a 78.0 53.3 980.1 173.7 hoi “ (By M. P. Crist & Co.) aturday cecece ) . i: y profit $5606 vs. $21,334 year ago. Choice... ees vse sense «« 75@ 8.00 Week Ago ..... 77.2 5568 89.8 174.1 United Biscuit Co. of America| $2 mii: 130G 7.08 | ak Bividend: + Coo WB monuw ago ll sa ser sie mea March quarter consolidated net + Common ees 6.00@ 7.00 | Year Ago ..... 92.2 96.3 -1028 97.0 rofit $238,222 equal to 47 cents a | EWes— ) : 1938 High .....,83.0 700 954 825 DE rs $254,149 or 50 Common ang medium ane : 3000 350 CHICAGO PRODUCE 1938 Low ...... 149 498 813 707 cents year ago. CHICAGO. A " * . SOE Tat ra F gE Sareiot, Sate (Copyright, 1938, Standard Statistics Co.) United Light & Power Co. and | ceipts, 13.000, ihcludiog 5500 girectsr Mar. | {h han cars, 170ac; extra Arsts. cars. 18c: a diaries 12 months ended . 28 | ket, moderately active; Lh jhan thon ‘cars, mies Ta es, 1450; cur- NEW YORK, April 18 (U. P.).—Bonds subsi es Feb. 28 : 3 opened irregular. Net net income $4,933,460, equal to 38 $5 good and choice 170-240 UPis. 0% rent receipts, 16c: checks, 14c: storage | OP 8 Oven Chedee e C ,wJoo,200, equal to 250- 280 1bs., [email protected]; 200-350 1bs., Packed firsts, 19%ac. storage packed extras, 1 Ti § cents a share on combined “A” and tea +60; 350-550 Ibs. packing saws, $7.50 ?Buiiter— arket. weak: receipts 1,129,182 Balt & Ohio 82-2000 ital: 2017 + “B” common, vs. $4,801,594 or 34 | Catile—Receipts, 9500; calves. 1500. Steer |§r0ss pounds: extra firsis (90-91%c score). | Beth Steel 3%s . . Ad cents year ago. market, slow, despite small receipts: ship- ag asc: extras ( ye Ee fe? Ch frst 5 22% Canada 32 cess venseeuy » Cv U.S. Printing & Lithograph Co. | Balin ts. goed "mech ak, uslity only | @3812c! SliRdaras, siiic: contrailied (89 | TR T0800 1o00: 2 1937 consolidated net income $74,885, rade; heifers and cows strong, active: score): 33%¢: centralized (88 score). 23%. NY Cent 55 ....... 1 c , nstances, 10-15¢ up; bulls, 10-156 higher: Poultry—Mark eady: receipts. 2 | Sou Pac 4%s 81 ‘ equal to $1.50 a share on $3 pre- |vealers, 50c off at $10: best fed steers, 15% ine: “spring Chickels Ss mat: hens, | Util P & L 5s ....ooiiiiiiie ferred series “A” in arrears, vs. $24,- Sheep Rekeipts, (aS: cluding 1000 | BOIR Bens. "17140: Fosters. ©: LeR= | Wilson Co 48 ........iiiiiee a 112 or 48 cents in 1936. directs. Today's fat lamb trade, slow: afc ‘tryers, Bassiie: broilers. $a Victor Chemical Works March | Rdications, 38-50 lows; talking, $1.73 | “"Gheese — Twins, @13%ic: daisies, Curb Stock S fi 6,247 2 ‘LA Bets 3: Sheep, a 183% @ldc: "longhorns. Ha net profit $156,247, equal to 22 cents A TTE. April 18 P.). Market, 10 ¢ s higher. 200.220 ibs. Xb 6 otatoes—Supplies. mo BL demand, a share, vs. $183,874 or 26 cents year as, 70: 220-240" 1s h $5 50. 220 ADL S50 slow: market, steady: Idaho Russet Bur-| NEW YORK, April 18 (U. P.). = Curb ago. [email protected]; “275-335 lbs., $8. [email protected]: : 60: Dak 5 His North Dakgta Cobblers. Stocks oi Irregular. 9 n oi - Winnipeg Electric Co. 1037 con | 80, Li SSuaRi, "vigy, $033, ecg | AM" Whneiatu onl Mork Bekoll Bi | amc wm oo LenB Sa. solidated profit $372,391, vs. $440,568 | Lambs. anfion. * 3 of As Whites. suisaits: . a . &ffer Service rite T 0 A + Ye HE Copsrine, 108, by Ontea prey | REI0g, 50, gifting a0 ini, Hole le mk, geek: “fanamt, mig hn | HESS 0 a {4 ” : arket, » ‘ : - 8 erm ere Sc higher: © -275 Ibs. 75: Texas Bliss Triumphs, | Lake Sh Min .. -— FOREIGN EXCH ANGE 100-1 he Fi o8: go good Fodll Hh 5 pi da Bliss *rriumpns {bushel Nov mont oa sseues + Bh ttle—Receipt Arrivi on truck, 342: shipments, | Technicolor ...... oes aa NEW YORK, April 18 (U. P.).—Foreign ay Suoiy o 2B y ar ‘short 781; Saturdey. 107 P Os oopunao nn 30 + % EE BR ls A ca ra on major curren : 5 - f LE hm, | RE WE Sarai) U.S. STATEMENT DAILY PRICE INDEX Eosland 1.58 3:00 1° eep— WA NEW YORK, April 18' (U. P).— : sh ipts, 150, t; . GTON. April 18 (U. , Ap AR ag fa I Hi Too ted tg fens wile 5 oo led current cal year ki i Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted ance do tp 2 g526 + 00%12 offerings = quoted $1.80 down: slaughter pared with s year aco: price index of 30 basic commodities, glum (pele) ot dost 70003 down to around $9: strict! olin ce Hil Expens ses $6,036.44 10.28 88 8. 81 AVE oe. 1 compiled for the United Press (1930(travel mark) .2435 ~~. 4.0010 averagé ‘absent and eligible up to $11.50 ar opts i. 1 8.80: oe an Dae 3 32 equals 100), 5 fzerland (franc) .2iid T0002 | Fhe WAYNE. April 18 (U. P..—Hoge— ac oh ssi 8 | Jaa Saturday .... eeciscesiroces 100.37 Bocden feonay -. . B38 Toooiw | Mek 80-560, 3 iBT 0: gas hai 2 23 018 778.80 L oi 233.803 41 WEEK 880 +..cecsevscascsnees 108.50 Norway (krone) 2517 =+.0001 20-2 $8.60; 240-260 bs, $8.50; Pub. debt’ a 263, 258.287.11 94.83747 471.333 .78 nth 1112 . Mo! a 0 00 000 0000 OR0 LEN J 3 Denmark (krone 2236 : 380 1bs.. $6.40; 280 100 Tos., $8.30: 300 go. a 3 De (erent). conte +.00% ibs., $8.20: 325- 350 ibs., $8.10; 33: 180 Tos. | Gaston’: 120 963.669.08 "378.135; gaat. § | Year cavsecsscrsnsestsess 153.82 (koruna, is: - 038% oe B05 00110 Ion. BB i caves. wasn TOE %old cert, find increase $1000.00 1938 high (Jan. 10) .......... 117.06 an (dana) gazd sees lambs, $8.25, 1938 low (April 5) ........... 108.39 china 2st a INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE — ieoafaria inal) 2 i238 +.001% : CleRTINGS «:vvvevrnons - $2.930.000 Foland Goby 0 aed To el dar Debits oom oe iere eens 61H, FOOD i ine mania dew oo. gor See Final Edition SIAGS. mort rien, Sofi, peso) j ‘3390 po of the Tim es . LOCAL P RODUCE Hi hh ik 1.40, By azil (milreis) ... .0590 evs : Ts ile (DOBO) +.-ser 2400 “v's $ ; en. 135: hen YY breed hemp, 108: pd rn Biot eru 3 aio, 23450 eee or 3; Legbom Brotlers, 1% to 3% tbe, 186; | z ks fags, Ra o ° ° : . - dolls)! 2 | Closing Stock Quotations ich JiEiotly fresh 3

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© High Low Last Change Pac. West Oil . 12% 12% 12% .... backard ......s 30 4 4 + Paramt Pict 87 8 8 -— Ya Park Utah .. 2% 2 2 Case athe Fi . 43, 43% 4 esne enn D Cem.. 4% 4% 4% .... denn RR ..... 17th 11% 11% + Y% det Corp Am.. 10 10a 10% — Y elps Dol 25% 25 25 -— 15 Shila Read 1a Ya 7 + > Phil Morris 8812 88 882 — 1% nilips P 35 31 s No + 3 s - lg tts Stl ...... 10% 10%. 10% + Ya Pittston ve wane % 8 HE Plymouth oil. 19%, 10%, 19 4 +. % H Poor B ..... 3a 8Ya 8 sane ress Stl Gar. Pr SI SH STA Sub Ser 7 pf...115 115 115 eee Pub Ser 5 pf... 88 : 88 “ee Pure Oil ...... 11% 11% 11% .... Quaker St Oil 13 13 + % 10. uivins . 6% 6% 6 cess Radio-K-Or 8 3% 44 cree em-Rand «123% 123%; 12% — 3 Reo Mot ...... 2% 2Y Ys os. Republic Stl... 15 18% ‘15% .... Revere Cop.. «18 1312 13 + Reyn Sieg 6% 6% 6% + Richfield Oil .. 6% 6% 6% .... —— 182 168% 16% .... miosn ss UU a a 23% 2314 23la 1... 3 2 62 Ya «14% 14% 14Y, — 3 8s 8% 8% + Ys ees Va Va We + Ya by Bu Bi TH 8 44 14h 14% >. 2% 2% 2% + Y% 22 22 n° 4 8 12 12 12 cen 7% 7% To ves 112. lla 11Y3 — YY, 19% 192 19% — bg 8% 8a 81 .... 1% 1% 1% + % « 3% 3 3% .... Va Ve + Yi 31% 31% 3% 3 % 4 .. 49 49Y, 49% + Is 8 8% 8% + 5% 512 bla + I, 11% 11% 117% — 3% 2% 2% 258 sees’ 13% 13% 13% + % aT T&PC&O ..... 9 ‘9 9 - Thompson J R. 4 4 4 He Tide ih. 14% 16 14 — 1 mk-D «11% 1% “11% + 3 mken R .s 40% 40 40% + 7 ransalileries.. Ha 105 ? 10% sees CES 8 esse 20th Cont. Fos. 22Y: 22% 22 % Coa cee 08 Ya 1 cess wl Union B&P ... 11 10% 10% + % Union Carb ... 72 72 2 — 3% n Oil Cal .... 20% 20% 20 + Ys n Aircraft Cp 26 25% 2B —1 Un Air Line 7 17 71 vn United Corp «2% 27 2% ..e0 United Drug 6% 6% Bla .... Un Dyewood .. 8% $e 6% o... Un El Coal.....| 4% 4 4% + 4% United Pruit.. 58% 59% 5%% .... Un Gas Imp.... 10 10 10 einnle U S Freight 8 8 8 +1 U S Ind Ale.... 17% 16% 171% — L U 8 Leath A 8Ys 8% 8s 4+ Ya U 8S Pipe & F.. 20% 29% 29; — | i, U S Realty.... 4% 4% “4% + 13 U S Rubber ... 28% 27% 27% —1 U S Rub 1 pf.. 69 68 -—2Ya U S Steel..... 8% 48 48 -—_ 5% U 8 Steel pf....103%2 103'2 103'2 + 2 Un Stores A 2 2 2 + Vi Vanadium .... 16% 16% 16% — Van: Raalte ... 20 19% 20. + 2 Va-Caro Ch .. 4 4 4 esas —W— Wabash pf A.. 2% 32% 2% + Walgreen pf ww 3 5 75 + Wa Walworth ..... 1% 1% 1% — % Ward Bak B .. 3 3 3 + 2 arner Bros . 5% 5Ya 5% + Y% arren Br cvpf 8 8 8 I Wayne Pump 243% 24% 24% — Ya West Union ... 247 242 247% + % esting El .... 719% 178% 178% — 1% White Mot +... Je Sh eh TH | Woolworth .... 42%; 42% 42% <4 3 Worthington .. . 167s 16% 6% — Y% Xe Yellow Tr ..... 13 12% 12% — 3 Young Sheet 34% 3M 3MY% — 14 Young Stl Dr . 15 15 15 -— 3 —— Zenith Rad .... 13 13 13 esse

OHIO STREETCAR, BUS STRIKE IN SECOND DAY

COLUMBUS, O., April 18 (U.P). ~The strike affecting 450 Columbus streetcar and city bus operators entered its second day, with the transportation system paralyzed today for the first time since 1910.

No attempt was made by the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. to operate streetcars. There were no reports of violence. Since negotiations between the company and the Streetcar Men's, Union collapsed Saturday, there have been no joint efforts to settle the strike which resulted from union demands for wage increases of 10 to 13 cents an hour and a closed shop in a new contract. The strike began at one minute after midnight on Easter.

Rochester Strikers Cut Off Vegetables

ROCHESTER, N. Y., April 18 (U, P.).—A fruit and vegetable shortage developed today as a strike of approximately 1000 truck drivers entered its third day, crippling aelives of produce and other merchane Scattered violence was reported. Pickets patroled warehouses, public markets and highways enforcing’ an embargo on food shipmenis.

OIL DEALERS TO MEET

Retail desler of the Standard Oil Co. will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the company’s annual spring sales meeting. R. 8. Orr, Indianapolis division manager, is in charge of the meeting. Dealers in a 40-mile radius of the city have been invited.

CARNEGIE NEPHEW SOUGHT NEW YORK, April 18 (U. P.).— Searchers went into the Long Island coastal swamps today looking for Andrew Carnegie Whitfield,

is | nephew of the late Andrew Car-

negiee He had been missing mysteriously for three days and it was feared that he had crashed there in his airplane.

BAPTIST PASTORS MEET The Baptist Ministerial Association meeting at the First Baptist

| Church today made plans for 30

ministers and laymen to attend the Northern Baptist Convention at Milwaukee May 26 to 31. The ministers, discussing Easter services, estimated that 15,000 attended Baptist services here yesterday.

HOOSIER WOMAN KILLED BATTLE CREEK, Mich, April 18 (U. P).~Mrs. Amta Arnold, 51,

Terre Haute, Ind, leaped or fell to her death from a sixth flpor window of a Battle Creek, Mich., sanitarium last night.

SCHOOLS MUST FAGE TRENDS, SPEAKER SAYS

New York Professor Speaks At Elementary Education Parley at I. U.

Times Special ‘BLOOMINGTON, April 18.—New trends in education.are a challenge to educators, Dr. Gertrude Hildreth, psychologist at Lincoln School of Teachers College, New York, said at the 15th annual Conference on Elementary Education at Indiana University today. Educators from throughout Indiana are attending. “Unless school people accept the challenge, education will pass from the institutions known as schools to be taken over by other enterprises that can recognize the children’s fundamental learning needs and make learning experiences more profitable for them,” Dr. Hildreth said. Happier children, better organized behavior, better trained children, when these newer trends are in force, are evidence of the superiority of newer trends, she said.

Some Old Values Needed

“The chief danger is in discarding all that was good in the old scheme. Our graduates testify to the need for some formalism, some factual instruction in their elementary school program.” Referring to teachers, parents and home relationships, Dr. Hildreth said: “No cshool system can hope to develop a more progressive program without parent co-operation. Parents need to understand the new trends and how they have come about. They tend to object to new phases "in the program different from their own school experiences. “These objections can be met only by conferences among school, teachers and parents. We find the concept of readiness can be understood and appreciated by parents procvided they are given some preparation. It is enly human nature to resist innovations.” : Other speakers today were President Herman B. Wells, Casper O. Dahle and Nila B. Smith, Indiana University, and Frederick G. Neel,

circuit. Planned are interviews with

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7:00—Monday Show, WFBM. 7:00—Burns-Allen, WIRE. 8:30—Coolidge Quartet, WOR. 9:30—Men’s Show, WLW. 9:30—Eddie Cantor, WFBM. 11:00—Norvo’s Orch., WIRE. 11:00—Bob Crosby, WIRE. 8 8 = The networks, even as you and I, are baseball conscious these days. With the eastern American League teams already under way (to say nothing of our own active American Association race) the crack of ball and bat on microphone will be familiar music for the coming months. MBS-WGN has set aside a halfhour tonight at 7:30 o’clock for a quick swing around the big league

league officials, managers and players, including National ' League President Ford Frick and President Will Harridge of the junior circuit. For the time being, WIRE will sandwich commercials in between its Perry Stadium play-by-play broadcasts. Tomorrow's airing of the Indians-St. Paul game will be from 2:15 to 3 p. m. and from 3:45 to 4:30 p. m.

2 = = MBS-WOR has a new chamber music series starting tonight and featuring the Coolidge Quartet from Washington. The first concert will

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be at 8:30 p. m. Other broadcasts are booked for April 20, 24, 28 and 30. The program for tonight has not been announced. . . . There's little ballyhoo when a program goes off the air, but don’t look for the Philadelphia Orchestra on its regu lar NBC-Blue hour at 9 p. m. tos night. The hour is vacant at prese ent except for the last 15 minutes,

on which Senator Holt (D. W. Va.),

is scheduled to be heard tonight.

Secretary of Agriculture Wallace is scheduled for a coast-to-coast NBC-Blue broadcast at 11:30 a. m, tomorrow. .” s 8 Tonight's guests include Morton Downey on the Eddie Cantor show (9:30 p. m.. CBS-WFBM). The Irish tenor will be returning to his first sponsors with this appearance.

(Remember that popular 15-minute

program with Mr. Downey, Tony Wons and Jaques Renard’s orchess tra?) . . . Deanna Durbin is to have her first radio dramatic part tonight when she repeats part of her role in her latest picture, “Mad About Music.” Herbert Marshall and Gail Patrick of the movie cast also are booked. In case you have been wondering, Cecil B. DeMille has decided to be among those present on toe night’s program. He has been cone valescing from an operation the past fortnight. : 8 = 8

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and the amount of obligations for relief dropped 6 per cent, a Social Security Board tabulation disclosed today. The figures include Marion County and show 12,800 relief cases for March with obligations of $180,000. These statistics cover all state and local relief payments, except Social Security benefits. Evansville’s relief rolls increased 1 per cent and obligations 6 per cent; Ft. Wayne's rolls dropped 6 per cent, but obligations went up 24 per cent; Gary showed a 22 per cent increase in numbers and 10 per cent in obligations, while South Bend rolls increased 7 per cent and obligations 9 per cent.

$106,466 IS COUNTY’S SHARE OF STATE TAX

Marion County has received $106,466.17 in the semiannual distribution of funds collected by the State in intangibles taxes, C. A. Ketchum, secretary of the State Board of Tax Commissioners, has announced. For the six-month period from Aug. 1 to Jan, 31, collections totalled $692,443.60, he said. Of this, 10 per cent, or $68.240.15, was sent to the State general fund; $614,616.40 was distributed to counties and operating expenses were $10,042.05.

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