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TUESDAY, MAY 3

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3, 1938

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NEW YORK STOCKS

By United Press

WHEAT PRICES

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| trading wheat was off ’« to

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday “o...ovivivinininies 0.00 —1.19 Week "ako vuiivicstinivivene 113.94 2.29 Month 220 .......cvvieeeess.108.36 -2.%8 Wear MP0... oi ssa eri ates 176.30 +-1.71 High, 1938, 134.35; low, 98.95. High, 193%, 194.40; low, 113.64, 20 RAILROADS Yelerlay 'o..cvivasriiiiviein 20.95 -—0.31 Week ‘280 ...vriuitsrinessne 2183 ==0.26 Month ‘220 ‘veeesirsrvisissses NAS 10.21 Wear Wy “au. ivi tends vsenie 59.41 +116 High, 1938, 32.33; low, 19.00, High, 1937, 64.46; low, 28.91. 20 UTILITIES Yesterday '....icevense Seve 17.80 —0.10 WELK "20 "oust rrerinre idan 18.43 —0.1% Month 220 .cevevueninnrnnsss 17.42 +4 0.45 Year "fe... .ucviainrinvianian 20.81 0.52 High, 1938, 21.86; low, 15.14, High, 193%, 37.54; Tow, 19.65. 70 STOCKS Yesterday ...c..ccviericivinss 34.81 -0.38 MPeBk RED “vee see rsvi vena 26.08 —0.62 NEOmEh MED ovoancsviiviae dons 31.48 0.79 | BeAr MEO nix rriavairienian 63.52 0.85 High, 1938, 44.42; Jow, 31.10. High, 1937, 69.67; low, 38.87. Net High Low Last Change Mont Ward 20% 20% 29% + Nl Nat Cash Reg.. 16%; 15: 16% . Nat. Dairy 12% bp 12% "0 Nat Lead .......2 21 N. +" N Y Central ... 11% 11% 11% . No Amer pf 50 50 ; No Am Fd pf.. 87% 8 s 8M ~— % No Pacific ..... 7% 3% ™ 4+ ailYein Omnibus ov ad 9 2 | Otis Steel 8a 82 LEE | Owens Ill Glass 48 48 48 | Pee Packard “ 4 4 + % Park Utah 2 2 2 oe Parmelee ...... 1% 134 13% ..:» Peerless ....... 5% 5% SVa + Va Penney .. 80% 80%: 60Ya .... Pet Corp Am 9% 92 92 — Phelps Dodg 21 20% 21 + Phillips Pet 32% 32% 32% Pitts Sc & B 64 64 6% “ee a Bho, ssi ts d44 5% 5% 18% ‘ui Radio-K-Or 2% 2%, 2% — 1 Rem-Rand ..... 11 11 11 cee Reo Mot... ......1% 17% 1% een Republic Stl ... 13% 13 13% + % Richfield Oil ... 6 6 6 eene — Schenley Dist . 153% 15%, 15% J. % Schenley Dist nf 66 66 66 — 2 Sears Roebuck . 55% 54% 53% 1. Sk Silver-King 55s 5% 5% — Simmong, ...... 16% 16%, 16%; 3 34 Socony-Vacuum 133% 13% 13% Ya

EASE FRACTIONS

September Corn Slips to New -Low for Season.

CHICAGO, May 3 (U. P).— Private estimates on the U. 8S. winter wheat crop showed an increase of 26,000,000 bushels today | over the estimate of April 1, but the extremely bearish report wei | been previously discounted, and wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade showed a small rallying tendency. At the end of the first hour of 3s cents, corn was off 5s to “% cents and oats | were 's to '% cents lower. Previous selling in anticipation of | large crop estimates was sufficient to prevent any further decline when the increased estimates were issued this morning. After the reports! were issued traders who had previously unloaded, began to make small reinstatements and gave the market a firming tendency. Wheat receipts were 13 carg. Corn was lower, September establishing a new low for the season. Liquidation of May contracts and further hedge selling were chief bearish factors. Corn receipts were 309 cars.

WAGON WHEAT

City graln elevators are paying for No. | merits,

other grades on their

2 red, '69%¢c; 49¢c.

Cash corn. new No. 2 vellow, Oats, 26¢.

ARGENTINE GRAIN BUENOS AIRES, May 3 (U. PB.) —Graln

futures opened lower, Wheat—May, 97!s¢ off Vic: June, 98%ec, off 3gc. Corn—May 683zc, unchanged: June, 65%ec, unchanged. Oats—May. 30%c, unchanged. Flax--May, $1.25%. off Yc. June, $1.27%, off sc. LIVERPOOL. WHEAT ’ (U. 8. Equivalents based on Sterling at $4.98%) Prev. High Low Close Close MAY “ve. enon $ 99, $ 99 $ 99% $1.00" July ‘987 98Y, 98% 99; MOE, Stee. 96% 8573 96% .97 N. Y. Bonds BOND PRICE INDEXES By United Press 20 20 20 60 Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds Yesterday ..... 79.5 53.4 91.7 19 Week Ago ..... 79.5 53.7 91.7 5.0 Month Age .... 75.4 52.3 87.5 a. Year Ago . 920 95.1 102.4 96.5 Two Years Ago 90.2 89.6 104.4 91.37 1938 Rizh ..... 83.0 0.0 95.4 R? 1938 Low ...... 74.9 49.8 8 wn 1987 High ..... 95.0 101.2 106.0 100 1437 Tow ...... R01 69.3 9.3 81 1936 Hich ..... M8 14 3062 100 “11936 low ...... 90.0 84.7 103.5 93 | (Copyright, 1938, Standard Statistics Co. NEW YORK, May 3 (U. P.).—Bonds | opened firm, Net Open Change Argentine 4'28 ....... Cree. 90% Ta B & O 4% Base 15! 1s Centu N.Y. PIE 3348 “verve 104% Chi R,1 98 "34 0t “vo dvventinn 5! Cons. ‘Ol “F128 «ovvedevs sree. DON Va Int Paper 5s Cer ey 88 Mo. Bah TeX 45... v.ovvve ii 57 Phelps Dodge 3': 106 + ¥% Port "Gen Bl 4's ...... ens aaVE av. St ‘Paul Un Depot 58 ........ 110% 4

Curb Stocks

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full case under 55 lbs. will x Sing ¢) Butter —No. 1, 271.(28c: No. 2, 25@ Buttertat—No 1, 22¢: No. 2, 20c. ———————————————iiis

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO. May 3 Michigan McIntosh $101. 3s tatoes—Tennessee, bushel Sorte. Carrots—Illinois, bushel, toes—Florida, Jugs, $1. [email protected]. flower—California, crates, A) 55@1 65. Teas ~—~California, hampers, [email protected]. Celery Onion MarYellow Bermu-

25%zc.

—Apples— Yvert Po$1.15. TomaCauli-

ra orida, crates, Ria Sas 25. et das, 1.60,

50-1b, sacks) — Texas

A SAFE DEPOSIT

BOX IS LOW COST INSURANCE 9 Different Sizes

$3 to $100 A YEAR

lf Net High Low Last Change ONI | | (0 | i! (0 OIN | \ Allegh Corp .....1 1. 1. ows Am Home Pr .. 357% 35% 35% — Ya SA Ol... Na 134 134 134 =~ 3 am Jn inter Sen 3h a 3 — a m 34la 34la 342 — 3 Am st Fayes . 19% 10% 18% — 3 m ype 434 4 B48 ese Am ater W. 75s 3% 75s “ae, Anaconda ..... 26's 257s 26's + Ya —B Bald Loco et... 67% 67% 67% even 4 Barnsdall ...... 13% 13's 13% ees Bran AT gs ME pe Ch eth ee 5 8 « J" 4 res 7 z Boeing Air 25% 2% Bh + Y% Inves tment Buyi ng Is | | A ] ] WwW e1 h t S Borden ..... +. 16s 16% 16a + % Briggs Mfg . 17% Tr Tih Noted; Metals | | Budo" aii Re BB i ‘ ) ; ’ | u Aig avin 4's 8 8s 78 | Yi Lose 15 Cents : . ¥ Can Pacific 6 6 6 “eee Rails Up. | Cerro de Pasco. 331: 33th 33th — Hog Top $8.2 5 arn HE He Be i BIER ca sees )J Yn ods 3g a | og TP Colgate PoP... "7% “7% 7% — 13 y > { Com Inv. Tr. ....-,34 34 34 -— 1 NEW YORK, May 3 (U. P).— | Comwlth Edison 231% 23% 3% + Y% Stocks advanced slowly but steadily | : , Owin iglie 410 : : ; 9 | eights S S nis k tevasly 5 153 + 1} today to gains of 1 to more than 2 | All weights of hogs old 15 Eni BARE lin (ois 2% oF 3 oints [lower on the Indianapolis market | Gont-Dia F ... 6% 6% 6% — lia p S. : - limited shi - outlet |CUB-Am Sug 1. 3% 3% 3% — a Pivotal issues registered substan- | today under limited shipper ou Cudahy = =. 13% 1h 1h — 3 . | . : % ur u « “er tial gains. Investment buying was | and in sympathy with declines else- | gurtisswr 3 4% 4% . w 3 lay ) S- 5 1 5 de ln noted, especially n American re | where, according to the Bureau of (Goss Nr A iE (JB 8% 3 % bhone, which rose 2 points vo 127 | Agricultural Economics. With no | —D— Gains of 14 points each were made . : 5 t Derre &. Co '... 18% 13% 18% —. % by Chrysler at 403% and General Fo in the weight schedule, top | pouglas air ©. 4314 4213 43% + 1 Motors at 30%. remained on 160-160-pound butchers | Bow, Chem .---103, 102 202... Steels extended early fractional | which commanded $8.25. Packing | te advances to more than a point in | sows were off mostly 10 and oc- | glee Boat .. . 8 8. lev [ Bethlehem and U. S. Steel. Ken- |casionally 15 cents, bulking from $7 Eiec & us nd 3 in 3% dg necott rose more than a point. [to $7.50. : El Paso Nat Gas 27" ol Ty % Aviation issues had gains ranging to | All classes of cattle moved slowly | Equit Bldg .... 1 5 1% 1% .. more than a point. Chemicals were |at weak to lower rates due to a fair- PlintRote “i... : 147 14% MY, % strong with Union Carbide holding (ly liberal run and the fact that this —G at 64%, up 2 {market strengthened on Monday |. cicar .... 23 23 23 . Montgomery Ward was up 15 at | while most terminals declined. Up Gen Electric : 31% 31a 31 Sag 31%. Railroad shares were higher to midsession, the steer trade was [gin RY % u’ 5 He, Tat oT wr with Santa Fe at 26, up 1. Util- [not fully established with opening | Goodyear 1%. IT 17% 3 . . 3 PR ile fan ; d Gt North pf’ 14% 'M% "14% .... ities, oils, rubbers and mercantile is | sales weak to 15 cents lower an he sues had small gains. {many bids 25 cents off. cis Hazel At Gl 26 86 86 gy, i" % = | The decline in the steer dfvision | Hecker Prod 63 63% 6% .... ’ 5 | was principally on strictly good and | Jite Br, oo. 48: dia dil + To day S B1Si11€SS near choice kinds to sell from $8.25 %. [to $9.25. A car of choice to prime |; Central .... Tl 1 7% aide 1444-pound beeves made $10, several | Inspiratn Cop.. 10% 10l2 10% .... Nok . > Interlake Ir ... 83s 85% 83s . a ance loads shippers $9.25 to $9.50 and the {im Harvester . 56'¢ Sei. sort |: bulk $7.75 to $8.50. jul Pickel 11 304 Ma - 8% CORPORATION NEWS Heifers and cows sold at weak Int P & P ht 2594 23% ‘28%, : pp Multieraph Corp. | Fates in a dull trade, most heifers | Int T & T ..... 2 Th Th “eee Addressograph -1 TD 1h > going at $7.50 to $8.65. Vealers lost ve up mm first quarter net D0. 408 v7 | 90 cents to sell at $9.50 down. Cat- Kennecott... gol) ihe Wi share vs 490 ) . ef i— 41 cents a share vs. $30388 OF U1 ne receipts estimated at 2200 con- Cotman arn, a, gon cents year ago. | sisted of around 45 loads of steers | fudium sti... 16 16 6 3 Associated Gas & Electric Corp land yearlings and around 17 cars —N— 12 months ended March 31 prelim-| of heifers. Marine Mid ... 5% 5% 55 =. % p ry =f . 3 9 914 215 1 inary consolidated net $34573.156| ‘There was a double deck of out- | Martin Qi... 21% 21% 21% x after taxes and depreciation, but standing 99-pound shorn lambs in- | Mengel 41 4! 4% = 3 | i ’ 3 ( Pacific t ~ sefore interest, preferred dividends |cluded in today's unloads which | Mo Pacifi tt ’ I — r— He — of underlying companies, etc, Vs. sold to local killers at $8.25, but YS kis p NY $36,897,489 previous 12 months. Hod Of on win Sompiised INVESTING ( Cos S Celanese Corp. of America first shorn fec ambs showe ittle “Made : Rc Car Ra LHe rofit $114 - change in quality from yesterday's (By Inv, um, Cont, Inc.) quarter consolidated net pront $114, J Bid Sk Bid Ask 974 or 69 cents a 7 per cent prior | run of just good lambs. At $7.50 for | aq pas 2 9.67 10. 29|Iny Fd CO 8.28 8.73 en | “a Fre ry o% 3 RaQ rar y 9 " preferred share vs. $1,748 828 or $2.56 | I tqany all of these, prices were 474 RA dy ie Re 3.2 19.04 20.83 y rticipating preferred =o cents lower. Am Bus 2.85 315 “ CPF-K-111.88 12.96 a 7'per cent participating preferre a Birs NIC 180 2.10] “Cogs aos 12% and $1.08 a common share in first HOGS Bas Ind 964 i « GF-S-2 1152 12.60 7 is : Bal : ? Savana spr SOIR | £ J 4 hor Cole - Service Corp., ex-| 19 cei 1 bed3 {Bull Fd 10.87 12.00/Mas Iv Tr 17.24 18.29 Federal Water ‘Service Corp. 0. 8.70 3913 | Gent Tr 1964 21.12/Mut Iv Fd 9.14 999 clucing Southern Natural Gas Co, 8.55 5306 | Com Inv. 2.74 2.93/Nat-W sec 2.48 258 2 raonths ended March 31 consoli- 5:30 oa lcr AL Shs 1.30 hoy S03 Ie dated net income $952,320 vs. $1,108,- 8.30 9540 | * Acc 1.88 Cin Eng Fd 10.28 11.05 621 previous 12 months; Southern A Jt Ja md 23 Nui oy, Ine. ras . ade . o£ . Bh Natural Gas Co. 12 months ended 8.35 6151 Cr. Fos B 24.00 27.00] Buk Stks 7.23 17.83 o : 5 998 755 vs 8.10 4890 NY A LI5 “oo. dg Sup 6.30 6.83 March 31 net income $1.298,755 vs. 8.40 2000 | Dep Ins A 2555 ....| Flec Eq: 601 652 $971,309 previous 12 months. D B c 24 o~ ns k 7.82 8.46 en 8.40 6041 | Dvrs 2.95 ....| Mac 6.52 17.06 General Telephone Corp. and sub- 8.95 foil Di De 4.40 500] Metals 7.17 7.76 sidiaries 12 months ended March 31 | Barrows and Gilts— Day (Bors, 1-02, 111 Oils 8.03 8.69 3 a ii tn Hwrd 15.36 16.50) RR Eqt 5.48 5.9: net income $1,328,053 vs. $1,302,500 ( (140-160) Good and choice '$ 7.60@ 8.25 | Pigelity 15.60 16.80 Steel g 6.08 6.59 S (160-180) Good and choice.. 7.85 8.25 | Fiscal Find, Inc.: Plv Pd A 23 23 previous 12 months; March quarter | (180-200) Good and choice.. 7.90@ 8.25 | Tha Sth Us93 3o6lQuar Inc 8.40 9320 $308.048 vs. $311.685 vear aco (200-220) Good and choice.. 7.80% 8.20 {pix Tr A 7.34 ..../Repr Tr 7.55 8.05 | : 2 : Good and choice... 7.65@ 8.10 * 5.03 aa.dRCR Tv. Cm. 220 .. Hoskins Manufacturing Co. first| (2 Good and choice . 7.45@ 7.95 |For Bnd 6.40 6.9581 A Icp 809 882 quarter net profit $57.228 or 12 cents | 200-350) Good and choice.. 7.30@ 7.75 Pd Iv Te 13.54 11.6315e1 Incme 3380 ra UE 3 Vh I = oe g Ss 3.92 . 0 ay v an 63 a share vs. $158,564 or 33 cents year | ie Nid n.35% 7.60 | A i 1 (Spen rs k 13 01 12.59 42 v vy Gen Cap 26.17 23.14{Std Am Tr 1.85 2.15 ago. | i god $22@ 140 | Gon Tv Tr 3.91 4.26Std Ul au. +42 Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. four | (375-550 Good Ta a0] Group Securities IStte St Iv 66.50 69.50 Nex 2S > ended April 23 sales $18,176, | Slaughter Pigs- Ante 1h 143 % i» Sie 288 vs. $20,546,413 vear ago, off 11.5 (100-110) Good and choice.. 6.35@ 7.60 1d 1.04 1.14/'Sup_ AA LE cai Der cent 18 weeks $72.050.032 vs iil TE Shey A sre 33 wm 9 y ‘ 86 ner t. | - y Min 103 1.13/Tr St Iv C 2.00 .... OS roy your a0, Bt 86, ey Cet. ~Receipts, 1988— RR Fot 57 64 “In D 196 .... National Supply Co. (Pennsyl- $530,300) Grdice “io. 8.50@ 9.95 Steel 30 Boi vOnA 583 oN ¢ ote ( > t (300-1100) Choice ........... @ 23 5¢ Tob Ml." 5:29 “vx yahia) Jirs DIN consolidated net | 771300) Choice 8 ane ars | Incp Ivs 14 8 16.08! rat Jud "74 "a profit $1,094,854 or 47 cents a com- | (1300-1500) Choice ....eeeon.. 8.75@ 9.75 musth Securities Ltd: US PB 1.40 1.50 mon share vs. $2.851617 or $199 4350-900) XTO0E “six avin ira 7.15@ 8.50 Ins Grp 1.12 24 73 81 hk. huey” 19 ’ « OR Nn «| (300-1100) M3000 “... oui. 7.75% 8.50 | Invest Bank Corps: well Fa 11.52 12.72 vear ago; months $6,100,737 or | (1100-1300) Good .... nee oiolt 8.00@ 8.75( 1 Bos C 12.87 £3.38 a common share vs. $6,445,946 | 11300-1500) $l Perry, 8.00@ 9.00 4 . 750- SUI ered 7.25@ or $3.68 previous 12 months; March | (1100-1300) Medium .. 5:5: 7306 500 LOCAL 1 T 31 inventories $21,784,063 vs. $18,725,- | staoo. 1900) Sommon plain) .. 6.50@ 7.50 4 C SSU ES | OU 'S x ellIers—— 324 year ago. “ : 10 (350-750) ‘Good ............ . 7.7@ 8.75| (By Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.) North American Edison Co. “l HEIFERS he following quotations do not repremonths ended March 31 consolidated | (750-900) Good... . T75@ 8.25 tera ual bids or offerings. but merely : . ” {8 - " i net income $10,729.326 or $17.39 a | |337:300) Medium Ronn 6300 700 | based on buying and selling inquiries or common share vs. $12,082,261 or | Cows OU I recent transactions. $20.15 previous 12 months. ALL Weights— BONDS Bia ‘Asked Northern States Power Co. (Dela- | Nechum *.:11:11in nn $338 808 | American Loan eo 57s 40.51. 03 Uy ware) 12 months ended Feb. 28 con- | Common "i. 0 1111111111111 3.5010 513 | G5, ud Tel (TH) 47> 1% solidated met income $6057.067 vs.| COV cutter and’ tu 5 seeee 4.00@ 5.50 H Tel & Tel Bi W W 6s 43 108 r : ulis SSO ©, 2S . 2 € $5,217,090 previous 12 months. | Yearlings Excluded (all weights) Jd Tel Co 5s 60. 5 a Pennsylvania Sugar Co. 1937 net | Good (beef) ..... .... oo 6.50@ 700 | 10% Railway nc §s 9 " SR 4 o = har (All warsel), medium... 6.0060 675 Interstate Tel & Fs y 2s 63.. 86 89 DO Do ae ory Colts B& SHAre| Cutter ah common »..... $306 6p [Habis Water Co 2es 86 00-1108, o.. Vs. $534,232 or $2.14 a share in 1936. | Vealers | Morris 5 & Toc Stores 5s 50 - Technicolor Inc. and Wholly- | (All weights) Choice 9.00 Muncie Waler Svorks bs 1 A | tall weights) Choice ..... “rv : » 9.50 i > A owned subsidiary 1337 net profit | All weienis ] Megium Siva, 8.300 2:00 PA AR A 60 47 o1 Sere $468,169 or 58 ‘cents a share vs.|Cull and mediume.. 71:01: 400@ 8.50 | Pub Tei dis 65 : 5.00@ 7.00 | Richmond WW 5s 57 $482,114 or 65 cents in 1936; first Calves we Seymour Water Co 5s 49 quarter estimated net $361,339 Vs.| (250-400) ChoscCiPts: 642— 50M 8.50 | TB Wore Works 8 38 : $100,670 year ago. FOOL". vie 6.25@ 6.75 Trac Term Co 5s 57 .. Transcontinental & Western Air | Medium a she &3 sete Ni er ds STOCKS . Inc. first quarter net loss $590,079 | Feeder and Stocker Cattle Belt RR St Yds Dfd -......... X vs. $359,933 year ago. | Steers— Cent Ind Pur 0h DI ~ixivic 15% ’ . | Sano, 200) ; 8.00 jjome 1 & T 7 Ft W 7% pid "... 3 % 4 J | - . ) 4 ) COM vv vuvens DIY IDENDS 1500-500) .ia da 3.2 Hoo RD gi he : : (800-105 } o'0n | Ind Gen Serv 6% pid ..... 104 Clark Equipment Co. regular | (300-1039, 300 300 11 Ind Hydro Elec 7" % Did vue $51 rt aPIty 4 . ye - | * ‘og NRADIS XCHRAS COM. +200. npn “woven 2 guarteriy $1.75 on preferred pavable Helferes 6. 8.75 | Indpls Pwr & Lt nfd Ba be a1 June 15 record May 31. 750) : aps nine | INAPIS. P 8. I 012% vu civaies 84 88 (550-750) Good and Choice 6.75@ 7.75 y 22 25 (Copyright 1938, 1 by by Unite ed Press) | Common, medium 6.00@ 6.75 Frine, Nat Lite ns’ pd” 51 | 45 49 | SHEEP AND LAMBS N Ind Pub Serv 6% ......... 50 54 i Receipts, 1540 — N Ind Pub Serv Ton Se 57% 6012 RAILROAD INCOME | Lambs fshorn)— Lub HM of ind 67% ST 3 g > 1 . u erv. 0 nd 7% . | Good oe Progress Laundry €o com 12 14 OFF 86 9 PER CENT Medium |xS Ind Gas & Elec 4.87, pfd. 78% 81% . Common Terre Haute Elec Co 60, 3 36 ————— | your ib nion tile 0 COM. vay “ “ | Ewes — | Van Camp Milk Co bf 55 60 TAS or N y T i 00d and choite ...... ev 3.50@ 4.50 | van Camp Milk Co com ... ... 1 WASHINGTON, May 3 (U. P ) Common and medium ...... 300% HU Rd Camp Milk wo —e & 10 N Income of the nation’s class 1 rail- | " By M. P. Orist & Co. > roads neared the vanishing point | ..cHICAGO. Mav 3 (U. P.).—Hogs—Re- | Market St. Investment Corp.. 20.31 oS ! a as rec Ve 45 I int 15.000, 4300 directs: market slow: | xEx-Dividena, in the first quarter this vear with Steady to 0c lower than Monday's Aver s ; n 2 J : age. .top, 9, good and choice 170-24 a drop oi 869 per cent from the us. 'ssws.20: 2350-300 Tbe $7806 800 1c | AD JTCN BY 7 comparable 1937 period. | 350 Ibs, 87 63627 80: Rood et 5; 30. | F OREIGN EXCHAN GE ! h Ny ~e 1+ OF | The aggregate of net railway op- | finds erosay gos ove: $T@TIS: butcher hari. YORE, ME tone aper CLeien sratinge i . . - was | Cattle—Receipts, 7000; calves, 2500: 1it- | . r : ROW v era ing income for the quarter Was {le done on fed steers and yearlings. BUN | cable rates on major currencies: Wet only $19,276,663. as compared with | ket. steady to weak: bidding we eak to 25c Rites Change $147,514 808 in 1937. according to fic- | lower: prospects about steady on good and {England (pound) ...$4.987a a 3 ) > > choice medium weight and weighty steers | Eng. (60-d. bill rate) 4.98% ures of the Interstate Commerce because light Speers and vearlings_pre- | Canada (dollar) ... 99 8 ical 3 bo $4 ominate; top, $9.75; several loads $8@9: n (fr 20: Commission and Association of largely steer run; water fills jiveral; fed SH a 3 American Railroads. hei ers steady best, $8.85; OVS, reak Belgium (belga) ... . : slow uils, strong to C gher at $6.75 ermanyv (mark) .. .4022 This represented an annual rate | down; vealers opened weak but closing | Ger. (travel mark). .2425 return of 0.39 per cent on property steady aL $798; choice, offerings to $9.50 Eiizeriand J iranc) 552299% hares mk Yaad st s olland (guilder).. 556! investment, compared with 2.95 Der | taives and yearlings, ot Tully steady on | Hollane (Reona) ... o2% cent last year, | ypansen-— Receints. 7000: 1400 directs: late Forway Jhrone ... 206% : : hd | Monday fat la 1 2227 During the period, 65 of the class | 25¢ under Friday: “top wooled lower: k.8 Bustralin ake 3.99 seve 1 carriers fell short of earning their | alk. SS0USIS: ton clipped lambs, 38: | ZAORNENANIE gages “i expenses and taxes. Of these. 26 Steady: sheep. ear wooled lambs, $8.50 Finland, {mari haa cue were in the Eastern district, nine {7 best held ‘above $8.85; choice clipped | Jugoslavia (Aimar). 0333 MM in the Southern district and 30 in | emeencnin Po a ound: . 4020 A Nestern distri | «FT: WAYNE, May 3 P.) as— | Portuga cudo) . 0453! ar the Western district. Market, 15 cents lower. ‘160.180 Ths. $510 Rs edo) » tadte eee 180-200 1bs., $8; 200-220 Ibs. $7.90: 220- rgen. (offl. peso) 3325 .e'es . 240 lbs., $7.80: 240-260 lbs. $7.70; 260-280 | Argen. (unoffi. peso) .2630 vy. BANK INVESTMENTS UP ibs. sigo. 260-300 tbs. $730; 300-925 bs, | Brazil imilreis) 10590 0 $5 2n-350 Ibs. $7.25; 140-160 Ibs., $7.75. Chile (peso) eho -' - S,, $7.1 eru (sol) . . . : vote WASHINGTON, May 3 (U.P) .— | lampstaszss =F Stags. $5.25; enlves, 99; NOY hor pest) 230m) —.0id0 i x aN, x . "9 ambs &0. » > a it y x tdollar). .3111 002 Total loans and investments Of | PAPAYETTE. Mav 3 (0. P) Ho Ena (yuan; .2650 (0) — 003 \ ra. I'v rs in | Fei r y 4 India (rupee) ..... 3738 Federal Reserve member banks in | market 10 to 15¢ lower: 160-200 Ibs. $8% | Japan (ven) 2910 0001 101 leading cities rose $35,000,000 in | 813; 200-220 Ibe. 'sT90@8: 220-240" lbs. (n)Nominal. =~" the week ended April 27 to $20.844,- | 325 Ibs. $7507.60; pigs. $1.15 down. | (0 Offered. 000,000, the weekly condition state- | IoUehs. $7.25 down; calves, $850; lambs, Y ‘“ . ment to the system showed today. : Sh 3 TOW up CHICAGO PRODUCE i i CINNATI, May ( —Hogs— The rise reflected almost entirely Receipts, 2700, none direct: market, steady Eggs—Market, firm; receipts, 31.754 an upturn in the banks’ investment c_lower; 8% $8.25: 250-275 Ibs., $8.05: | cases; fresh graded firsts, cars, 19%c; less tfolio. total 1 howi hi 190-350 Ibs. aa 60; bulk Rood Deck- | than ‘cars, 18%c; extra firsts, cars, 19%c; port > oans showing anh in- | ing sows, less than cars, 19%2c; checks, 16Vie; curcrease of only $2,000,000 for the Tigh, He secelots. do: on sisees: Bulle and Tok ent ak ite, 13s S101 Age . a > week. cows. sirone; i: te around "1 10 00-b. ake ed firsts, c, storage packed extras, Steers y. he: oS scarce: plain to goo i) i. Re rnp oagases on Rott SR |p Phiten erke, tegen Late v cutters, $4.25@5. 30: practical top bulls. $7; @325 Vie; ILA (92 score). 6c score), BANK STOCKS { vealers. about steady: practical top, $9. 2a lic: seconds. 21@21! c: ls ceh—Receipts. 400, including 243 i- 2614 @26150.. Standards. 8a. ceniolioed Bid Ack | [eCt: market. about steady. but undertone 2 : yandaras, euc, centralize . : i Sk | weak to lower: bulk soring AIDS 50 score), 23'zc: centralized (88 score), Bank of Jmeriea Loven 4 43 down: small lot wooled lambs. $7.50: i B 23¢ Hiv a Bank of Manhattan ......... 20% 22 clipped lambs saleable from 3 down; Bou try—Market, steady: receipts, 34 Bankers Trust. .. i... voocee. 44% 46'%2 | shorn slaugh wes lv $263.50. trucks; ducks, 13@14c; geese, jie: hens, n ghter ewes mainly ; Bank of New ‘York Trust .... 330 340 8% @21'2¢; Leghorn hens, 17% spring Brooklyn, Trust. ........ coon 72 kd chickens, 24@26c; roosters. 13 amare Sentral Hanover .......c.vue 831; 86: Joye. 22@24c; broilers, 17@23¢ el ae. CHESS x i ae wove 20% 303% S Fi | 45. © Lr rr 3® 40 ee Final Edition eese— Twins, 13% @181ke; Dalstes, Snemicet re 130 136 13%a@14c: Longhorns, 133% ® ay iy a | Fotatoes__Suppiies, on. demand CORLINENLAL .. . vor r veri 11% 12% ot the imes Slow, Rear pile hein aman En NEY ' fo Rural, $1.15: Norih Dakota Faly Ohios. \ nesota 0 ers an SS T1= Fes Swionm LILI ge | ' liberal: ‘demane. good arket, SLTaRy: Siar eRmranan Caer 1 1 > $ n \d el, sien Tc oo ede | Closing Stock Quotations Louisiane“ glies Frlumphs 3i.30@150: , a, x Ir a # ational City ......c.icveevene 23% 24% | ~ Tdaho ‘Russet Burban 5, 81 Coral Lo: Sesto. | x York TIUSE vvvevevereers 8l%2 84%; a r Late rado ‘Red ‘McClures ats ie jE taste id 5 | a Arriva, | 5 thack, VY; ist

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NEW YORK, May 3 (U. EF). =Curb | stocks opened firm. Net Open Change 8m. Crah B vv iiviecineens TV WO Cities Serv Severe ree 8 Cons Cop MNS “cu.veiennns va dV2 Seu. Table. THRE oes deve cones 20 - B&S .. G% .... Glen Alden .... 4% uo. Horn & Hardt 23 4. 3 Montg Ward A 135% Va New Mex & Arlz L 13h uv. Technicolor : : 19% + % Foultiyv ~Heavy hreed hens, 16c: Lee horn hens, 13c¢c; heavy Syollers, 112-2 ibs. 18¢c. 2-3 Ibs. and over, Leghorn broilers, 17c. bareback Rrsitery 15¢; old roosters, Ye. Eggs—No. 1 strictly fresh country run s, 15¢: {en oh full case ma So for © 55 Ibs. gross: a net deduction o or each

85c@$1.30; Texas White Wax, $1.15@ |

Net Last Change

High Low South Pac ..... 113 11% HY 3 % Sperrv-Corn 19% 19% 19% 4 1% | Spiegel Inc Tis Tia TT «= 1a] gd Brands Tha Ta Ta + Wa > 2's 2 2% Std G & E pf 63% 63s 63 Va Std. © Cal -.... 28% 28% 28% Std Oil Ind 9 29 29 . Std Oil N J 457%, 45% 45% + 1a Stew-War . 7 7 9 Stone. & Web A Tl% Studebaker 43 43 Sunshine Min . 112 111; Superior Oil .. 23 2% Superior Stl ... 10% 10% wT Texas Corp ... 36 36 38 cere Tex O Sul ..... 29 29 29 “ere ‘Tex Pac'l, T .. Sie 8% 8% "eave Transamerica ; 93 934 9% . Trans & West Air 598 Hg 58% — 1 20th Cent-Fox . 20%, 203%, 20% x % wa Union B & P 95% 9, 98% “ween | Uion Carb 33 833, 63% ++ '1Y Un Aircraft Cp. 26 257g 26 + 3 Un Air Lines T's Tha THe vane United Corp 21, 2'2 2a — Ya | | Un Gas Imp 93, 9%, 995 ‘on | | U S Rubbe 26 25% 26 WY U S Steel 421% 41% 42 U S Stee] nf 95 9474 M% — 14 we. | Westing 1 697% mT <4 1% | Willys Ovid of 415 4', 415 “vee [Feoiverm 3, 413, 41%, 4149, “ui Ye ! i¥ellow..’ Tr. ...... 11% 11% 11% 3 | Young Sheet ... 29% 3 295g . | —

U.S. MUST ‘ARM JOHNSON URGES:

Assistant War Secretary | Asks Aid of Machine Tool Builders.

CHICAGO, May 3 (U.P) —Assist- | ant Secretary of War Louis John- | son today urged the National Machine Tool Builders Association to | { join with the War Department in | a common effort toward construct- | ing “permanent tools for peace.” “In the world of reality of today, i where bullets armed with big | stick stand on the international highways ready to strike with little [or no provocation,” Mr. Johnson said, “those who love and want | | peace must be prepared to fight for | peace. “To work for peace, we must build up a strong defensive machine | so that no international bully will

dare attack us. For this purpose, we must have an adequate army {and navy, military supplies and

| equipment for their use and a sup- |

[rosin public opinion.” Depend On Civilians |

{ Explaining the War Department's industrial mobilization program | Mr. Johnson said a survey showed that U. 8S. arsenals would not be (able to produce more than 10 per { cent of the Army's requirements in | { time of war. The other 90 per cent of the nation's munitions needs in | an emergency would have to come

{ from civilian production, he said. The War Department, he said, ha | earmarked 10,000 plants for war | production and operators of the { plants have been advised of the task to be imposed upon them in the

| event of war.

| Speedy Mobilization Stressed |

the front.” | | U. S. STATEMENT WASHINGTON, May 3 ou. I Government expenses and recei for the current fiscal year tht ‘ough 33 il 30, compared with a year ago | This Year t Year | Expenses 3 987,637.3 $6. TTH 183.398.45 | Receipts 930.23 Rib 498 610 68 Gross. Def. 07. Net Def. . 257 Cash Bal 8.869.421. Work. Bal, 2,113,860,563 | Pub. Debt 509,946,998, on: 35 Gold Res, 8 52,553 1,799,288,470.81 | Customs 314 "901 217 398 389. 360.76 | . | New Business Books | Available at Library | The fecllowing new business

|| books no ware available at the business hrawch of teh Indianapolis Public Library, GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AND OPERATION OF RAILROADS, hy Lewis CC. Sorrell. Argued pro and con for 60 years more attention must be focused on the pr oblem as it faces the United States today. ADYLR TISEMENT LAY IT » E-

PRACTIC E SIGNERS, i LU MA NTORS AND ADVERTISERS, by Leonard Sharpe. “Quite the wrong way to plan a layout is to evolve an idea without acquainting oneself very carefully with the exact area in which it fs to appear AUDITING PROCEDURE, by Paul E. Bacas and others, Procedure followed in the office of a public accountant and in the examination of accounts,

RECURRING

| CYCLES OF _ FASH- ! TON, by Agnes B. Young. ‘Nothing | can be predicted so confidently as the major changes in dress fashions.” INVESTMENT BANKING, by H. [|] Parker Willis. A new edition made { necessary by the great changes in government supervision.

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| Veterans,

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| Gottfried von

{on trial on a morals charge on May | 14, | day, | the trial would be private or publie.

CAMEL CIGARETTES

MEMORIAL DAY APPOINTMENTS ARE ANNOUNCED

Made; Committee Chairmen Named.

Committee and cemetery appointments for Memorial Day observances were announced today by Mrs. Edna General Memorial As- |

They are: Automobiles, American Legion, Ray Woods, chairman; transportation, Sons of Union Rufus O'Harrow, chair- { man; parade, Col. Guy O. Boyle; Boy Scouts, Capt. F. O. Belzer; monument decorations, American

War Mothers, Mrs. Elia Akers:

Auxiliary, Mrs. Florence Roach; firing squad, U. 8S, W, V. Auxiliary, | Mrs, Florence Roach. Other committee appointments are. Honor roll, W. R. C., Mrs, Zelma Niles, chairman; flag, Andrew Soots; grave decoration, posting colors, Boy Scouts, James C. Mangus; children's committee, American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. N, F. Clarridge; grounds and evergreens, Soots; ‘chairs, V. F. W., W. H. Murrell; Howers, Mrs. Nanie Love and Mrs Lula Hartzog; shut-ins, | | Hugh Copsey Unit 361, American | Mrs A, J. Miller; flag salute and grouping of colors, all organizations, Mrs. Clementine | Vanasdal, chairman; speakers stand, chairs, J. C. Mangus.

Cemetery Appointments Joseph B. Henninger and E. IL.

are assigned to Crown Hill. cemetery appointments are |

Other Monument, Mt. Jackson, Alvin P.| W. R. C, Mrs. Anna C. Floral Park and Holy Cross, V. F. W.,, Mr. Murrell; New Crown, World War Veterans, Otis E. Brown | B. Dynes and Roy H. Swinehart; Memorial Park, AmerLegion Post 38; Ray Woods; | Meridian Street Bridge, S. U. V. and | [ Auxiliary 10, Mrs. Bessie Herman; | Concordia, Mrs. Grace E. Hoffmey- | er; Anderson, American Legion Post | 13, Schuyler C. Mower; Washing- | F. W., Andrew J. AlCemetery, Jewish

burtus; Jewish War Veterans. Ebenezer Cemtery fis of S. U. V. Auxiliary H. Ball, chairman; | brance, Service Star Legion, Cora Young Wiles; Shilo, V. F. W.: | Round Hill, American Legion, W. J. Kelsey; Morton Statue, Statehouse, D. U,, Mrs. E. C. Rumpler; Lawton statue, Garfield Park, U. S W. V., John J. Link; Lincoln and Harrison statues, University Park, Sons and Daughters of Veterans, | Mrs. Lena Blondin; Glen Haven, Madding - Nottingham, American Victor Hammel, Cumber- | VP, Win Earl 8 Haeswaiter, — Se ——— |

WAGE DISPUTE AT STEEL PLANT ENDS

in charge | 10, William |

Mrs.

land,

{Factory Is Reopened After

30-Day Shutdown.

APOLLO, Pa., May 3 (U. PP) — The Apollo Steel Cb. plant, this town’s sole industry, was turning out steel today following a 30-day shutdown that resulted from a wage dispute with the Steel Workers Organizing Committee of the Committee for Industrial Organization. The plant, which normally employs 1200 workers, was reopened vesterday after President A. M. Oppenheimer reached an agreement committee which he said |

The pact ignored completely the

S. W. 0.0.

Menaces Bread Supply

JOHNSTOWN, Pa., May 3 (U. P.). —Families in Cambria, Indiana and Counties today faced a shortage for an indefinite period after every important bakery in the counties closed because of a strike called by drivers of bakery delivery trucks. At the same time a potential meat

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Grove of Remem- | _

ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT l

6:30——Al1 Jolson, WFBM. 7:00—Vox Pop, WIRE. 7:30—~Benny Goodman, WFBM., 7:30-—Fibber McGee, WIRE, 8:00—Hal Kemp's Orch, WFBM,

Even the old college spirit is getting air-minded. Paced by Notre | Dame's recent alumni day broad. | cast, both Northwestern and Indiana Universities are to greet friends and alumni by radio today and tomorrow. WIRE will bring you a half-hour | from the Indiana University Founders and Alumni Day celebration at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow. Later, at 6 | p. m, the station will feed another | 30 minutes to the Mutual network, though the program will heard locally. Featured on the evening broadcast will be President Herman B. Wells, Wendell Wilkie, and the University's band and glee club Northwestern's traditional cancis lighting ceremony will be aired af 8:30 o'clock tonight (NBC-Blue) with pickups from Chicago, New | York and Hollywood. N. U. PresiWalter Dill Scott, will speak from the Chicago campus; Harm Woodward Chase, New York Uni versity chancellor, will speak from | the East, and President R. B, von Kleinsmid of the University of to be heard

A musical feature of the broadcast will be the Northwestern A Cappella | { Choir, directed by Max T. Krone, former Jordan Conservatory of Music director. »

(The Indianapolis Times is not res

not be |

| soloists,

| dance | scheduled,

At noon tomorrow, WGN will bring Midwestern listeners a broadcast from the annual Women's Na«tional Radio Committee luncheon in New York. David Sarnoff, William S. Paley and Alferd J. McCosker,

| head men of NBC, CBS and MBS, | respectively, | Ninch, FOC chairman, will be prin

and Frank R. Mec-

cipal speakers. And for those who like words with their music, there is also a OBS address by William Allen White, noted journalist, scheduled for 8:45 p. m, tonight.

» » ” Hal Kemp has another “neighe borly” guest star lined up for the third program on his new series to- | night, but you'll have to tune in to find out who, The first week Behny Goodman, who precedes Mr. Kemp on the air, dropped in to say hello. Next time it was Al Pearce, who

| finishes just ahead of Mr. Goodman,

Kemp listeners liked the idea, so they'll have premeditated infor mality from now on. » » »

The Curtis Institute broadcast tomorrow (CBS-WFBM, 1:45 p. m.) (will have Rebecca Lewis, harpist, (and Julius Schulman, violinist, as Miss Lewis is listed for music by Rameau, Couperin, Haydn and Salzedo. The Vitali Chaconne, two of the Brahms Hungarian Dances and Sarasate's “Zigeunerweisen” will be Mr. Schulman's selections Washington High School's string ensemble and a vocal group will be heard on WIRE at 2:15 p. m. tomorrow. Music by Wagner and Vie. tor Herbert, an 18th Century folk and a Negro spiritual are »

» »

THIS EVENING

ponsible for inaccuracies in program ane

nouncements caused by station changes after press time.) INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNAT WFBM 1230 WIRE 1100 WI Yon 1 $ (CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS) (NBC-MBS) (M83 Net.) 4:00 Dhaws Or, Baseball | Dick Traey Bill Anse 4:15 Fh, view Unannouncsd Airliners y 4:30 Tea une Terry Pirates Paul Douglas ’ 4 4:15 Yes or No Lowell Thomas Orphan Annfe 5:00 h " Easy Aces Don Winslow Co Hib oak Carter Varieties Varieties Dance or" 5:30 ohemians Dick Tracy Tounty Conrfer Bob ¥ 5:45 News Orphan Annfe Paul Sullivan Fanon BP ottunes bf Big Town Johnny Johnny Gould's Or 1h "0 " "” ” ”» ”» ”» ”n . 6:30 Al Jolson Wayne King Tonic Time Green Hornet er 5 » "

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CBS—WABC, 860; WIR, 750; WHA

MUTUAL—WOR, 710;

KEY NETWORK STATIONS NBC-BLUE-WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WENR-WLS, 870; KWK, 1350, NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670.

WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640;

(Subject to change):

820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 776. CKLW, 1030; WSM, 650,

CROSSWO

RD PUZZLE

shortage threatened when drivers of meat trucks went on strike to back their demands for renewal of their 1937 contract with meat dealers. No immediate shortage in meat was anticipated, however, because

Several days. VON 4 CRAMM TRIAL SET BERLIN, May 3 (U. P).—Baron Oramm, blond German Davis Sup tennis star, will go |

enough to last

it was announced officially toIt was not certain whether

/2 HOUR EARLIER

HEAR THE GREAT GOODMAN | SWING BAND “GO TO TOWN"!

Tonight at 8:30pm E.S.T.(9:30pmE.D.S.T.), 7:30 pm C.S.7.,6:30 pm M.S. T,, 5:30 pm P.S.T., over Columbia Network. PRESENTED BY

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