Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1938 — Page 17

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1038

EUROPEAN NEWS PUSHES STOCKS UP FROM SLUMP

Some Gain 4 Points After Early Depres-

NEW YORK, Sept. 28 Stocks and commodity with exception of war forward 1 to 4 points tox

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oday’s Business At a Glance

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Yesterday Week Ago Month Ago Year Ago High, 1938, High, 1937,

113.67; low 104.40;

20 RAILROADS

low, 113.¢

Yesterday Week Ago Month Ago Year Ago . High, 1938, 22.3 High, 19373,

low, 19.00, CE.16; low, 23.91, 15 UTILITIES Yesterday Week Azo Month Ago Year Ago High, 1938 High, 1337

low, 15.14,

low, 19.63.

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22.08 23.86 27.141 41.31

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‘ON REPORT OF 4-POWER MEET

Prices Plummet. 3 Cents After Opening 174 Cent High.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WHEAT SLUMPS

|

Porkers Soar To $9.20 Top; |

"ealers Fi / Nye Q { - - Vealers Firm A run on hogs on the local marwas cut sharply today when prices advanced cents on all weights to establish a top of $3.20

rit 25

| for 230 to 240-pounaers, according

to the Bureau of Agricuitural Economics. The upturn held throughout the session, despite a weaker

| feeling in the late trade when some

CHICAGO, Wheat

not

0 «C

P).— slumped 3 cents from early

Sept. (U.

on the Chicago Board of

I'rade today when news was re-

ved of a four-power conference 1d at Munich tomorrow. the

oft

first hour it Was corn was off

were 1g

s 10 8 cent h was ational rise in the Liverpool reflecting Increased war Liverpool wheat was as much as 8 cents higher before reacting in wild trading News ence 7 gan a bearish undertone and flooded the lined more than opening high poi cent

of 1s

cent,

to lower.

ronotl

of . C8

based on

1 i 3

of th r-power confere the market heavy sellpit. Prices from

losses

ing wheat

to 23% the slump was Other North American followed the same trend. W wheat the end

1o 2 to 2

3 « <°R

markets \nipeg was 2! y

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to 2°¢ cents hour's t { cents d export business was reportCanadian and U. S. wheat. es of Manitoba wheats were estias 1,000,000 bushels

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higher,

on the re-

offerings

Corn prices receded action in wheat. ere fairly liberal

Chien

g0 toda)

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LIVERPOOL

N. Y. Bonds BOND PRICE INDEXES pyright, 1338, ton ard Statis Inds, Yesierda . i. Ra Week

Month Year

29 Rail 2 =

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Two oR 3 81.3 0.3 100% R11 1000

1068.0 92.3 104.2 103.5 83.3 GOVERNMEN BOND Treasury Bonds

‘ ¢ y ) Federal Farm Mortgage 16 11 105.18 fome Owners

Joan Bonds

1c BRANT 3STIC BONDS

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Chicago Stocks

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U. S. STATEMENT

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INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

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STOCK COMPANY R1-6311 320 W. Mich,

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bids were 10° cents lower than at the open, Vealers continued along lines, moving at $11 down. Fat prices remained at the week's pre-

vious levels with the top holding

steady

lamb

| at $8.50.

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130 MHWL

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(350-330) ¢ (290-300) G ng Sows Medium Goo

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Democratic County Committee

Station WIRE

6:30 P. M —Reg Sullivan in The Forum P. M.— Selected Speaker

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STATE CHARTERED

BANK BONDS STRONG

Majority Better Than at

I'imes Spe

pecial BLOOMINGTON, 28 —Survey of the bond accounts of 165 Indiana state-chartered banks was declared today by the Investment ReBureau of Indiana University’'s School of Business Adminis-

Sept.

search

tration to reveal a substantial ma-

jority were in a stronger position of the last state examan at ime of the impreceding examination. Appraising the security portfolios the banks on the basis of r and distribution of bond mathe Bureau in its Septemtin today said it 65.5 per cent of the bond showed improvement, 18.8 evidenced no appreciable and 15.7 per cent disclosed

the

11 time

ination tl the

mediately

165

issued

accounts per

cent

he bond accounts examined were those of banks which have had two or examinations since Jan. 1 and sts as of the date were forwarded for exception being made of accounts of less than $25,000. remarkable fact vy, according to the very state-chartered

maturities of

more whose bond li examination analysis, bond Tl most the

the

LOCAL ISSUES

repre-

mereiv

VOTE TO BE HELD ON REORGANIZATION

d todas ture of the proposed of one per cent

par

vaiue

new ble into Jan. 1 thereafter to 11-3 shares ter. Present preferred stock

not convertible,

TOLEDO BUSINESS BELOW NORMAL

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iy 1! into 1

1943 0

Sept. 2 Business vol- [ cent of nor1 jor an repor

three continued

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upward of the

niver-

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CORN AND WHEAT REGION | OFFICIAL WEATHER | | |

By U. 8S. Weather Buren acum

Sept. 28, 1938 Pre«

i ADVERTISEMENT co : : Announces 700th Visit on “THE PARTY LINE”

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I of Not \ was growing up in Oklahoma, Ken used to do a bit rainyv-day listening-in on the local party and now that he's one of radio's most popular personalities, he continues his listening in on a bigger Party Line—=but a party line every bit real and human and friendly the one “back home.”

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NEW YORK, 28 (U. P).— National, Columbia and Mutual Broadcasting companies made plans today to e¢arry over their national bookups two important speeches | from Europe today and tomorrow. The addresses were those of Edouard Daladier, Premier of France, made at noon today, and Pius XI, scheduled for 2:30 tomorrow (Indianapolis time) The National and Mutual said they would broadeast all three speeches. Columbia will carry the {addresses of the Pops and Mr. Daladier but had not yet made arrangements to broadcast the Goeb-

bels talk.

Sept.

Pope p. m.

chains

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Former President Hoover's address {on “Morality in Government” will be by CBS-WFBM tonight for an hour beginning at 8:30 p. m. Mr. Hoover will be speaking before the Kansas City and Jackson County Republicans Clubs in the Kansas | City Municipal Auditorium. Another current lecturer is Dr. Albert E. Wiggam, Times columnist, who will discuss “Science Achievements of Today and Tomorrow” (with Dr. R. H. Rivenburg, vice pres- { ident and dean of Bucknell College. I'he broadcast is scheduled for 10:15 { a. 11. tomorrow on MBS-WOR. | 2 #

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The NBC-WIRE “Men Only” show, which long ago decided it needed some feminine talent among its interviewees, tonight presents | Sally Rand, 2long with Sabu and | Robert Wildhack. Sabu the | “Elephant Boy” of movie fame who irecently arrived in this country for ia tour that included Hollywood and a stop in Indianapolis. Mr. Wildhack, as you doubtless know, is a native son now living in California. He graduated from newspaper cartooning to entertaining through his gift for turning on snores and sneezes at will for the delectation of screen and radio audiences. Tonight's broadcast will be the last 8:30 p. m. Wednesday program. Beginning next week. the show will oo on the air on Tuesdays, and an hour earlier.

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While on the of native sons, vou may have forgotten that Harry von Zell, who has the perenniel habit winning the ane nouncers' popularity polls, was born in Indianapolis. That was 32 years ago. He and his family moved to California when he was a boy, how~ ever, and since then he has toured the country in a variety of jobs, Among them were professional singing and boxing He's been an announcer for more than 10 years, and has held jobs on the Fred Allen, Jack Benny, Wal= ter O'Keefe, Helen Hayes, Col. Stoopnagle and Helen Morgan shows. Last night he was at his old post when “We, the People” returned from a summer vacation. And a week from tonight he'll be on hand when Fred Allen comes ‘back on the air. un

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE

HORIZONTAL

Answer to Previous Puzzle

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36 Neuter pronoun. 37 Ireland, 38 Joint, 39 Three. 40 Bandaged. 42 Evergreen tree. 43 Secular. 44 To tear stitches. 45 Those who resist, 47 He is famous for his ways 48 Made of rushes.

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contempt, 19 Sanskrit dialect. 20 Opposite of flood, 21 Cereal grass.

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46 Transposed.