Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1938 — Page 15

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ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT didn't hear the broade a cast, seems that Franklin P, §:30=-11 Juissn, WFBM, Adams (F. P. A.) got stuck on two 7:00—Vox Pop, WIRE. | lines of poetry—though the news= 7:30—Benny Goodman, WFBM. | paper columnist has a notorious 7:30—Fibber McGee, WIRE, | knack for remembering verses. Next

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dl poem written 10 years ago.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NEW YORK STOCKS

By United Press

| POW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS

TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1938

EASIER TENDENCY REPLACES OPENING STOCK STEADINESS

Utilities, Motors Decline; Record Saool U.S. Steel Off Point; | pply

Volume Light. Pares Porker Rates 15 Cents|cp rene ...

Chrysler i

BUTLER CROWNS QUEEN OF MAY «AT CELEBRATION

‘University’s Annual Alumni Celebration to Be Held Here on June 11.

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Mutual will air its first big an exclusive Hollywood broadcast tonight when it brings you the press-and-star preview of the new film, | ‘Alexander's Ragtime Band. The | program will come from the lobby |0lis 125-piano festival, of the Cathay Circle Theater at|tune in CBS-WFBM at 10:30 p. m. Probably WGN will| tomorrow for a program | carry the broadcast, since it's on a | Dayton Piano Symphony. | Hawaii to New England network. | The group is made up of 10 | Honored guest will be Irving Ber- | Dayton, O.,, women pianists, directed lin, subject of this film biography. | hy Mrs. Emma McClure. They gave And the picture's stars, Alice Faye, |a successful Carnegie Hall concert | Tyrone Power and Don Ameche, in New York during the past | will have a prominent spot, | winter. For their 15-minute program Also scheduled to be present are | tomorrow, they will play the Bach {Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor, chorale, “Jesu, Joy of Man's Desir= | Spencer Tracy, Fannie Brice, Si«|ing,” and Strauss’ “Beautiful Blue mone Simon, Al Jolson, Constance | Danube.”

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easier tendency developed on the] stock market today after early steadiness. Volume continued light. United States Steel declined a point from its high to 423s off % | net. Nonferrous metals also declined. Sears Roebuck lost a point to 5415 Westinghouse Electric which reached 77% up 135, lost of the gain. Chrysler declined point net to 42. Small solidated Edison, International Harvester, Public Service of New Jersey, American, Montgomery Standard Oil of New Jersey Woolworth.

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Day program, sponthe Woman's League, , | Thespis and the Arthur Jordan | | West Auto Sup A

"| willys Overlnd 2 2 +, | Conservatory, was to be observed | Wrigley 6 8

by 150 students of those organiza-| Bennett, Irene Dunne, Paul Muni, | k © tions. Miss Jane Deranian, rep- (Barbara Stanwyck, Deanna Durbin,| moowing his NBC-WIRE broads BELIEVES STEEL resenting her alma mater, was to|John Barrymore and Virginia

crown Miss Jean Booth sueen of | Bruce. | cast tonight, Dale Carnegie will tell the festivities » % Ww | you how to win friends, etc., at 6:30 oe a Row Ys Wn nn we Je TTIOR Clarification Will No rus Was J Sinus

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’3 supply to date this year, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Eco- | nomics. The late count was expected to approach 11,000 head, putting Indianapolis in second place among the country’s leading markets from a salable supply stand- | point. were noted in Con-| Considering declines at practically General Motors, | all points, the 15 cents reduction on Kennecott, | all weights here on 11,000 hogs made North | for a creditable trade and values | Ward, | held relatively well in line, [mice Auto 'L, -. and Trading was active at a top of | Elec Fer & Lt | $8.70, paid mostly for 160-180-pound | Bo & L 371 averages, and a good clearance was effected. Packing sows escaped with | only weak prices compared with | Monday's advance, selling from $7.50-$8.25, mostly $7.60 to $8.10.

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a> 0 Paul de Kruif will join last week's experts for the second airing of the new “Information Please” program | at 6:30 p. m. today on NBC -Blue. | This show combines the popular ingredients of question-and-answer and audience participation, with the studio guests asking the ques- | tions. There was an amusing

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{in charge of the program, and | June 4, Katherine J. Journey, one of the | sponsors, arranged the costumes. | Other sponsors included Gloria | Randolph. dance director at the | Arthur Jordan Conservatory, and Miss Marjorie Newman, Woman's League president. Ri chfiel ld Oil =r EA la tea, senior class day exercises, an | ” alumni supper and the Prexy Club | N. Y. ‘Bonds dance, according to an announce- | By United Press CLEVELAND, May 24 (U. P).— ne gE bi Schu | BOND PRICE INDEXES | Clarification of the steel price sit- | goarjet Quill, honorary organiza- | 2 n hn Bond uation for the third quarter is not ( tion for senior is to give a| Jing a, cA “ro | | expected to create much additional | tea for alumni. 56.1 95.1 3 buying, the magazine Steel said to516 9183 5.3 | day.

95.0 101.8 Independent mills probably will ! ; agal 13 se | follow the lead of Carnegie-Illinois | @vailable to Indianapolis high school |

ne a Steel Corp. in reaffirming current | seniors, prof A. Da ur L i" prices, the trade journal added, hut | man of the univers P

101.2 106.0 , committee, said. 92.3 a number of other factors must be | . J cleared up before any upturn in| The 1938-39 school year scholar-

59.3 106.2 . . ships are to be awarded' to June] 103.5 consumer demand can be looked for. a whit “stand Sn the Sine a Fhe question bf pig-iron. prices / 10 per cent of the graduating class : » has been settled also, |; Per C S% 58 | apparently ed . Oring that an have high scholastic records and | cad Net | Steel declared, reporting Ne are superior in character and per-| Open Crange | Bastern producer has |

I'fierh Steel 318s .. ove Ty a Ee J Canada is Beda 100 * | to take similar action. 4 ¥ ils ilies Ri Other Sources Help Output 1M

N Y Chi St I : . | 8s 60 Automobile production tapered | ass further last week and railroad buy- | ing continued at a minimum, but | » the magazine pointed out that shipCur b building and construction demand, NEW YORK. May together with miscellaneous buystocks opened firm. ing, are holding mill activity steady around the present rate. Steel estimated the national production rate last week at 30 per cent of capacity, unchanged from the preceding week. | Steelmaking scrap registered a further decline last week, although trade sources had been convinced : that the bottom had been reached. | '6n¢ed as delinquents instead of beFollowing a drop of 50 cents at |.N8 branded with specific criminal Pitsburgh and 25 cents at Chicago, | Sarees, Attorney Ce ural Omer steel's scrap composite price fell 22 | Stokes Jackson held today.

cents to $11.37, or $2.38 below the | His opinion was given at the re- | level of the first week in January. quest of Dr. E. M. Dill Indiana |

. . Boys’ School superintendent. The iron and steel composite |” 4 a res , dropped 2 cents to $38.50 and the In an opinion given to Robert B.

. : ‘ Hougham, State Teachers Retirefinished steel composite remained y 10:15 ment Fi 5 'y > ney go unchanged at $61.70. 1 ind secretary, the Attorney | jo.

ee | General said the estate of a de- | 10:

ceased teacher cannot claim dis- _ CUBA MAY TRY ability payments under the fund

ifter the teacher's death, Propose 20 Million To Balance New Budget.

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times Is not responsible for inaccuracies nouncements caused by station changes after press time.) INDIAN ArOL TS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI WFBM 12 WIRE 1400 /

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GENERAL BUSINESS | sion, these two classes wound up

American Gas Association reports | : Ba March total revenue of the manu- Steady, light supplies of both sup- | factured and natal gas industry | DI the PI Ie $74,608,700 vs. year ago, | Side deman xX 5

off 2.1 per cent: rst quarter | around 15 loads of these on Arst revenue $233,128,500 vs. $235074,500 rounds at strong to 15-cent higher year ago, off 0.8 per cent. rates, while the activity continued Oil & Gas Journal estimates week | in bulls and prices held firm, nded May 21 domestic crude oil] A ear of strictly choice 1144- pL production averaged 3,164,283 bbls, [Pound steers scored $10.25 for the daily, off 176,728 from previous | day's top, a few loads of choice reek | 1208-pound offerings at $10, with a Veet [ bulk steers and yearlings, $8.40 to $9.50. Choice heifers made $9.25, several loads of good kinds from $8.75 to $9. | Nat Bnd Top bulls again stopped at $7.50. Vealers again held steady levels, | LOCAL ISSUES | with good and choice bulking at | gy Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.) | $9 to $9.50, The following quotations do not repre$572,994 year ago; April loss $23,-| Shorn lambs had a steady outlet, | sent “actual bids or offerings, but mero 678 vs. profit $16,073 year ago. a double of fed Texas offerings [based on buying and selling inquiries or Norfolk & Western Railwav Co. again making $7.65, with small lots | recent iia April net operating income $960,280 | of other clippers $7 to $7.50. Best vs. $2,590,210 year ago; first four spring lambs, however, were quotmonths 1938 operating income | able to only $9 in line with losses $3.241,954 vs. $11.082,616 year ago. elsewhere yesterday. Kinds here toNorthern States Power Co. of | day made mostly $7 to $8.50. Minnesota 12 months ended March 31 net income $7,188,959 vs. $5,229,450 | year ago. Philadelphia Co. (exclusive of Beaver tion Co. and subsidiary) ended March 31 120 vs. $6,734,361 Reading Co income $497,192 ago. Schulte Retail Stores subsidiaries (exclusive of Schulco Co., Inc.) four months ended April 30 loss $114,955 vs. $60,887 year ago, April profit $8 loss $4127 year ago. United Air

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CORPORATION NEWS +. a A. P. W. Paper Co, ended March 31 net vs. $2,788 year ago. American-Hawaiian Steamship Co. and wholls subsidiary 4| months ended April 30 loss $188,731

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WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS

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Lines Transport Corp. 67 . March quarter consolidated net loss ‘ $667,670 vs. $402.73 year ago; 12 months ended March 31 net loss $1.019422 vs. net profit $320,418 equal to 22 cents a share year ago. |

DIVIDENDS

American Rolling Mill Co. regular | quarterly $1.1212 on a 42 per cent | preferred payable July 15 record June 15. Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co regular semiannual $3 on preferred pavable June 15 record i Bridgeport Brass Co. directors took no action on common. Ex-Cell-O Corp. 10 cents on com- | mon pay July 1 record June 10 vs. 20 cents April 1 . Krueger Brew took no action. National Bond & Inve >stment Co. 20 cents on common pay able June 21 record June 10 vs. 35 cents in previous quarter. Yearitngs Excluded Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc., regular | Good (beet) rd quarterly 75 cents on first preferred | tier snd Loony pavable June 30 record June 20. Vealers Todd Shipyard Corp. $1 payable

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7.356 y CHICAGO, May 24 (U. Wheat prices developed a im] tone following the opening decline | fon the Chicago Board of Trade! today. At the end of the first hour of trading wheat was off 3 to %. corn! was off yy to !2, and oats were off ” rates on foreign currencies: .hs is to 3 8.25@ 9. Cable b | On the small rally in wheat trade | was evenly divided as scattered (buying strengthened prices, but the | | general tone of the market remained | | bearish, and sustained buying sup- | port was lacking. Liverpool was weak and other outside | little encouragement. The Winnipeg | market is closed today. Foreign demand for North Amer- | ican was disappointingly slow with demand overnight reported quiet. Receipts of wheat in Chicago today were estimated at 33 cars. Corn prices weakened on mild | liquidation through commission | houses, with some support from ex- | porters in evidence. Indications pointed to a moderate export trade overnight. Receipts of corn in Chi- | cago today were estimated at 259 cars.

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Community Called in Paroles

“A community into which a prisho will be returned must be pre-| pared for him,” Ray L. Huff, Dis- | trict of Columbia general superin- | | tendent of penal institutions, today 2 | told 32 Indiana county parole offi- | - {cers and investigators. Speaking at a training meeting | at the State Public Welfare Depart- | | ment offices, he said parole meth- | ods which require the parolee to report to an office are “obsolete.” “Today the parole officer must | have complete information not only | |of the man about to be released | from prison but also about the community which is to receive him, »

JUSTICE CARDOZO HAS 68TH BIRTHDAY

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ing Co. directors HAVANA, May 24 (U. P). — The Cuban Government may resort to the coinage of $20,000,000 in silver pesos and certificates as the only | | means of balancing the coming | 1938-39 fiscal year national budget. | Juan J. Remos, Secretary of State, disclosed last night that President i Laredo Bru soon will send a message to Congress requesting authori- | | zation for the new silver issue. | Treasury Department officials now admit that President Bru and his | Cabinet have studied the silver issue for the purpose of applying the | seignorage profit accruing from the contemplated coinage to take the i place of estimated revenues from | several new taxes which the Gove ernment had considered but dis- | carded because of vigorous protests | from economic and commercial | groups throughout the island. Facing a projected $83.000.000 budget while revenues are not expected to surpass the $79,000,000 { mark, the Government is desperate- | ly seeking new income to avert a

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): NBC-BLUE-WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WENR-WLS, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 1776. MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 650,

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(U. P.).—Associate Supreme Court Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo. cuperating slowly malady, observed his 68th birthday | quietly today, departing little from the routine he has followed for more than five months. The jurist’s friends said he was with high —— “making satisfactory progress” to-| i ward recovery but re to venture | a ye} an opinion as to when he would re- 14 Payment : turn to the bench. He is a guest ; at the home of Justice Irving Leh- demand, 15 Sky phenom=-

man of the State Court of Appeals. | widespread reduction of Govern- | enon,

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S fully steady: "very | and prime medium ir May 24 (U. P.).—Govsteers on sale: not | ernment expenses and receipts the run; supply largely | current fiscal year through May s; top steers, $10.65 | pared with a year REO: loads, $9 30410 25: heifers This Yea steady: cutters. weak; bulls, | $6.805,7186, 530. 60 § vealers. steady to weak: 5 mostly $7.15 down; vealers, few £10 -Recei pts 2000: 700 direct: fat lambs and springers bulk Californi lipped lambs, 87 ie Mili shorn lambs, 3 1.25. nothing strictly choice nere; € ————— yegdy: few head shorn native ewes, 53@ | INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING Bank ae FT. WAYNE. May 24 (U. P.).—Hogs— | Clearings nr { Market, 15¢ lower: 160- 130 ths., : Debits 1 200 $8 35: 200 220 3 $

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$1.197 42 Snaky fish: 43 Year, 45 Consequent,, 48 Southeast, 49 Provided. 51 Sleeping. 52 Sound of inquiry. 83 Camel-like animal. 55 Seed bag. 56 Particles. 59 One of ifs boundaries, — Sea,

60 It adjoins ew Oh the east, VERTICAL 2 Ogled. 3 Steel plated jacket, 4 Woos. 5 Ozone, 6 3.1416, 7 Behold. 8 Preposition. 9 Paradise. 10 Female relatives.

WAGON WHEAT elevators are pavine for other grades on their new No. 2 vellow, 49c.

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| price index of 30 basic commodities, | several million dollars in the pres- 33 To. jump. 2 | compiled for the United Press (1930- | ent fiscal year, which ends June 30. 34 Sturgeons. 8 | 32 equals 100): | next. 38 Bottle. | Yesterday 105.73| Government reveues for the cur- 39 Affirmative, Week ago 106. 50 rent fiscal year are estimated at 41 Membranous | Month age 107.95 | Slightly over $79.000,000, while Gov- | bag. Your uo 147. | ernment expenses, both budgeted 8 47.24 | and by special credits voted by Con1938 High (Jan. 10) 117.06 | gress durig the year, are expected 1938 low (May 23) ve.es.. 105.73 | to total approximately $83 000,000. These special credits were voted with the hope taht there might be

Cow KICKS MILKER | a surplus in Government income. RIGHT ON HIS PIPE | roo however, is now suffering

om a serious economic slump, caused by the drop in the world price of sugar, which is estimated to have affected Cuban business by at least $50,000,000. Although no Yesterday his cow became dis- | official figures on the status of pubsatisfied either with his smoking | lic income have been published | or milking and kicked him in the | lately, it is understood that collec- | face. The pipestem was driven | | tions are such that the Government | through the roof of his mouth and | might be faced with the sizeable several stitches were required. deficit of from four to six million dollars.

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: 25; 120$9;

, $8.25; 775.

New Business Books Available at Library

st 5. calves, eli Dn "lambs. $6.50. LAFAYETTE. May 24 (U. P.) —H 15 cents lower; 160-200 1bs., Hot 50 200-250 lbs., [email protected]: 350-325 $8. j0as 25; pigs, $8.25 down; roughs,

Ives. Ve. 50@9; lambs, $9. CINCINNATI, May 24 (U. P.).—Hogs— 900, including 282 direct; marBLY 15c lower, fairly active; top. -275 lbs., $8.50; 100-130 Ibs.. $7.50 ai good packing sows, $6.75%@7. attle—Receipts, 500: calves, 600: salesupply market, active nd small good light yearling $9. part load good 66-1b. heifers, medium to good beef cows, $6.256 low cutters and cutters, $4.2565.75: low cutters around $4; top sausage $7.25; vealers steady: top,

The following new business books are now available at the business branch of the Indianapolis Public Library:

WILL. GOLD DEPRECIATE? By Einzig. “I am still convinced in the long run the price of gold will rise and will be fixed well above the present figure.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING FOR TODAY 32ND TOM TORROW, bv Henry C. Metcalf The chaotic, countrywide collective bargaining situation. now recognized as the most important and complex of industrial problems.’ HOW TO USE YOUR BANK. hy W. H. Kniffin. The relationship of the bank to the customer with practical suggestions as to how to use advantageously the services the bank

f { Ln al, 2 | d Bol: Receipts, 23 ec. Xo 1 car, $ hens, | us; spring | 13 14c; | turkeys,

ap! i 243;5c¢; 1tralized (89 , Steady; , 13@14c; geese, llc; hens, 16%ec; roosters, 20@21c;

he tralize receipts, | ROCHESTER, May 24 (U.P).— | George Broge, 40, smokes a corn

able. i i i cob pipe when he milks his cow.

eady. steers, | $9.25; 14a | § 5.

Pn bulls 189.50 | Sheen rec ewes, choice spri ymbs mainly ‘wes principally

a Pe. GRIFFIN ; daisies, 5 |

SHOE POLISH

Ro RE RT about Receipts, 1075

shorn slaughter 50.

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See Final Edition

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, May 24 (U. P.).—-Apples — namie Michigan Molntosh, $212. Sweet, Pore. - y toes—Tennesee u ampers, [email protected] 606 SIGN HOLIDAY or IoN Carrots—Illinois, bu., 65@90c. Spinach— NEW YORK, May 24 (U. )— | mi Tiron bu. Ly @35¢. homatoes Florida. 0 o es today on | Jugs [email protected]. Canliflower—California, Wore 606 3 oy New York | Ces, [email protected]. Peas—California, hamp1e petition to close the ? ers, $1.404 1.75. Celery—Florida, crates, $2 Stock Exchange on May 28, the]

73.50. Onion Market (50-lb. sacks)—Texas Saturday preceding Decoration Day,

% 124; tr Putk. 422; shipments,

wor Bermudas, $1.25; Texas White ak, $1.25,

offers. MAKING AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY PAY, by J. Ezickson. “There is more eis and active interest in photography today than at any time in past history THE SHOPPING GUIDE, by E. P. Weiss and Maureen Mermey. ‘The specific, the incisive information SRich can Al if ho shopping, ore econpmica shopping, more satistaciory shoppin

of the Times for Closing Stock Quotations

and Other Late News

LOCAL PRODUCE

Poultry—Heavy breed hens, hens, 12¢c: heavy breed broilers, 1%2 to 2 Ibs and over, 18c¢; Leghorn broilers, 1%; Ibs. and over, 16c; bareback broilers, 13c;

old roosters, 9c. Eggs—No. 1 strictly fresh country run eggs, 16'zc teach full case must weigh 55 nr n t. deduction of 15 cents for eagh fu dull cate re 55 lbs. wi be made). Y2@28¢c; 2, @ 253m, © Buttertat—No, 1, 23; No. 2, 200.

15¢; Leghorn

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Rentals $3 to $100 a Year

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