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4 FURS DAY, SEPT. 29, 1938

STO0KS SOAR 1 T0 3 POINTS

INFIRST HOURS

Auto, Steel Shares Lead List

In Activity; Up.

NEW YORK, Sept.

Bonds

(U. PY). —|

Stocks advanced 1 to 3 points in|

moderate trading hours. Automobile and tured the list in activity. issyes and tobaccos ans, and the lead of Chesapeake & which reached 29% up 23% Coppers were in demand at gains of a point or more. was noted for for farm equipment. Best gains were noted tias Glass at 92 up 4; Chemical 178 up 3; Case 831 up| 32; American Ton B 84 up 3; Union Pacific 83 up 32 and U. s | psum 972 up 3. Chrysler reached 70 up 2; General Motors 45 up 1; Bethlehem Steel s; U. S. Steel 361% up rie 9915 Electric 407%

scored good

Ohio

viect up

Bonds Up 18 Points of

ated ar

an early sett zechoslovak crisis stimul doy foreign doll sh forward 1 points in the first

lement

to hour's ovak Government bonds i the advance. The gained 17% points to single transaction involv while the 5 points to 75. Sh “Got ernment

S l ly gains of points, while Danish bonds to around 3 points. German Jugosiavian issues were a point each, and Australian toved up 3 to more

, Domestie rength en ed

corporation sympathetically. New ork, & St. Louis 6s were outstanding feature in a strong section, rising 7 poin

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Today's Business At a Glance

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Dollar Buys More Now

DIVIDENDS ano STOCKS ON BIG BOARD RST EIGH MONTHLY AVERAGES

DIVIDENDS 7e* \ (N.v. TIMES)

CASH VALUE OF ALL

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VALUES “BILLION DOLLARS

VALUE STOCKS

THE PARKER CORP. GENERAL DISTRBUTORS INCORPORATED INVESTORS

Times Special BOSTON, Sept. 20. While the years 1928-30 are remembered as large dividend payment years, it is often forgotten that they also were vears of high stock prices which means a smaller percentage dividend return, according to the Parker Corp. The curve of cash dividend payments has not had as wide fluctuations as that of stock values. according to the authority. Fortunately, many large corporations built up surpluses during prosperous times which made it possible for them to pay dividends in bad times. A dollar spent in purchase of an average of good stocks today receives a larger percentage of dividend income than a dollar similarly spent in the prosperous pre-depression years, according to the

“N.Y. STOCKS

By United Presr

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

30 INDUSTRIALS . 133.68 seatsigassassenses 137.33 shabeiasianssieas 138.36

Net Last Change | ’8 | Yesterday 14 Week Ago Month Ago Year Ago High, 1938, High, 1937,

+-3.49 -—1.94 —0.91 +0.13 115.67; low, 194.40; Tow, 113,64.

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WHEAT FALLS: “TRADE NERVOUS IN CHICAGO PIT

‘Hedge Selling Depresses Corn Market; Oats Off 15 Cent.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29. (U.P)— Wheat prices fluctuated in a narrow range in nervous trading on the Chicago Board of Trade today. The market undertone was easier in sympathy with Liverpool and Winnipeg. At the end of the first hour of trading wheat was off 3% cent. Corn was off ls cent lower, Buying by export houses and some short covering gave the mar-

level. Weakness at Liverpool wheat closed 2% to 33% cents lower, and the decline at Winnipeg which | forced prices off more than a cent { were bearish influences in the local market. | Most traders were inclined to play

la waiting game pending further de-!

velopments in the European crisis. It was announced that the Federal Surplus Commodities Corp. {will purchase wheat in the spring wheat area from farmers eligible Purchases will be at the o loan rate, Hedge selling against purchases! {to arrive depressed the corn market. { Bookings to arrive overnight and tearly today were placed around 340.{000 bushels, Receipts Chicago today were placed at 365 cars.

WAGON WHEAT

City grain elevators are paying for No 1 red, 37c; other grades on their merit Cash corn, new No. 2 yellow, 43¢. Oats, “

LIVERPOOL WHEAT By United Press Prev Close Close 80.7615 $0.705 Jd1% 7634 69 W733

N. Y. Bonds

BOND PRICE INDEX

20 20 20 Inds. Rails Utils, 83.1 340 95.3 83.9 33.3 96.3 85.0 38.7 2%.7 88.3 f2R 948.7 . 9238 9%.8 INxS 88.5 0 9%.3 193 17.9 £33 93.0 1.2 106.9 £01 69.3 92.3 948 1004 1082 300 SLY 1033 1938, Standard Statistics Co.)

October . December ... March ..

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U. 8. GOVERNMENT EONDS

Treasury Bonds iQ Last 105.2 107.3 108.18 105.8 100.27 105.1% 103 101.20 101.10 Federal Farm Mortgage Bonds 3s 1849-44 . 105.3 105.3 Rome Owners Loan Bonds 1949-39... «+» 1022 102.2 DOMESTIC BONDS High Low 63 62! 133% 1234 103 108 5% Sie 43g

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

3% to 1 cent, and oats were :

2 Ket temporary firmaess and rallied prices to near previous closing levels, but demand dried up at this,

where

of corn in|

1095s |

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EXCHANGE NAMES 3 NEW GOVERNORS

Porkers Drop 10 Cents to Top of $9.10

Hog receipts expanded to around 8000 on the local market today and prices ruled steady to 10 cents low

Hutchins, ‘Public Representatives.’

NEW YORK, Sept. 29 (U. P). Robert

for 230 to 240-pounders, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. only hogs over 160 pounds. | way, Vealer prices remained stationary Co. fter early strength, the lot sell- : o iE at 811 Yr Heifer calves; Public representatives” to went at $8 and good steer calves |B rd of Governors of the New | $8.75. York Stock Fxchange. A 25-cent upturn in fat lamb! The elections were made at the lvalues boosted choice handyweights | regular semimonthly meeting of the to $8.75 | Board of Governors yesterday. : : | William McChesney Martin

today began their “terms”

Jr,

were approv ed by the Board.

be representatives of the public pro-

Barrows and Gilts— (140-160) Good and (160-180) Good and (180-200) Good and (200-220) Gond and i (220-250) Good and | (250-290) Good and 1290-300) Good and

| Packing Sows— (275-300) Medium (425- 500) Good (340-425) Good (270-350) Good Slaughter Pigs— (100-140) Good and choice... Medium ...... 00

choice choice . choice . choice choice . choice. | choice. .

0s eral election of the exchange.

LOCAL ISSUES

0! The following cuotations do not repre5! sent actual bids or offerings. but mereiy 0| indicate the approximate market level 90 based on buving and selling inquiries of recent transactions:

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Stocks 0 Beit RR & Stk Yds com......

~CATTLE—~ —Receipts, 520 { Steers

n- 200 Choice . (850-1100) | (1100. 1300) 330 1300 30-900) | 900-1100) a1n- 1300) 300-1309) i! 13%. 1100) (1100-1300) (750-1100) (530-750)

pr pid Home T&T Ft Wavne % Hook Drugs Inc com xInd & Mich Elec 7% nfd .... )' xInd Gen Sve Co 67% nfd Ind Hydro- ye "% pfd.... 56 Indpls Gas Cor xIndpls P&L Co Peri xIndpis P&L Co 6 Indpis Water Co 5% ofa vaaus Lincoln Nat Life Ins Co com.. 5% N Ind Pub Serv 7% visas FH XN Ind Pub Serv Co 5's 34 5 xN Ind Pub Sve Co 67% pfd.... xN Ind Pub Sve Co 77%... sev 13 | XP; Dpese Laundry Co com . { Puh Sve Co of Ind 77% pig. Pub Sve Co of Ind 67% ..... 950 So Ind G&El 4.8% pfd ..vveen 8.00 xT Haute Elec nfd 6.75! Union Title Co com ‘eo Van Camp Milk Co pfd ...... Van Camp Milk Co com «avec ‘a Amer Loan 5s 48 ‘95 Citizens _Ind Hel 415% 61 50 | Crabbe Rev nolds Taio 58 42. i Home T&T PF 55

Home T&T mt Ww a Ind Assoc Tel Co 4 % 6 00 {Inter Tel & Tel 5'2 Indpls Ry Ine 5”

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| (All weights) Good (beef) | (All weights) Medium Cutter and common Vealers (All weights) Choice ....e.. (All weights) Good ... (All weights) Medium Cull and common Calves —Receipts, (250-400) Choice Good ..... Medium Common Feeder and Stocker Caft (550-750) Sood and choics.. (800-1050) (500-800) (800-1030) (500-1050) (550-750)

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Heifers

(550-750) Good and choice.

Common medium Sheep and Lambs —Receipts, 1529— Springs Lambs—

> oo S53

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tation

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CHICAGO LI LIVESTOC

Shee Receipts, 13.000: directs, 3500. late une va me lambs steadv to] Strong: spots, 5¢ higher. top natives, [38 : 20; bulk, Sa ae bulk westerns, $8@ {8.10 top yearlings, $6.75; today's trade on springers active: bulk westerns, $88.35. | atives. [email protected]. medium to choice yearlips [email protected]; ogs— ‘Receipts. steady to 15¢ Jower: on weights Sider 210 Ibs.

| Indianapolis | Terre Haute .... | Evansville

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy hreed hens. 14c; Leghorn hens, 12¢; heavy hreed broilers 2 lbs. and over, 12¢: Barred and White Rock Springers, 12 | 1bs. and over, 12¢; colored springers, 1% libs. ana up, lic; Leghorn broilers, 112 los. decline mostiv] | and Oa bareback broilers, 9c; bulk good and | rogsters, sc. . {choice 210-270 ibs. —$8.90@9. 155°080-310| No. 1 strictly fresh country Ibs., $8.75@¢ bs.. $8.50/@8.80:121c; each {ull case must weigh 55 Ibs, {150-170 or Zool light packing | ross; 1 U {sows. $7.85 18 $8.25 medium ; case Under 55 Ibs. weights and heavies, 5 30@ 7.7 eggs. 13c Cattie—Receipts. 4500: A Butter—No. 1, 27'2@28ec: 25@ {strictly good, choice and prime | 25%2¢; butterfat—No. 1, 21c; No. 2, 19c. steers strong: all vearlings about (Prices quoted by Wadley Co.) | medium to average good Shor! (red tte grassy steers with weight, we

will be made;

No. 2,

and

Wood, Conway

| Tower: extreme top, $13.25; pers {order buyers taking longfed cattle all] weights; grassers weak. 50c lower for week: all she stock strong, active: mostly 10@ 15¢ higher on cows and bulls with vealers 23¢ up: vealers, $10@ 11; {11 50. heavy sausage bulls, £6.50, | . CINCINNATI, Sept. 28 (U. P.).— i Receipts, 3650. including 140 direct.

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (U. P.).- Follow- | ing are noon cabie rates on

rencies: Cable Rates Net Change

| England (pound) . .$4.75 5-16 03 1-16 60-d. b. r.). 4.75 9-16 03 1-6 88 7.18

M. Hutchins, president of | lanes er. establishing a top price of $9. 10 ihe University of Chicago; Gen. from Hollywood, may be heard over present Spencer Tracy as its guest | Robert E. Wood, president of Sears . WFBM at 6:30 p. m, The 10-cent decline affected Roebuck & Co, and Carle C. Con- Smith will start that long haul of {er of ceremonies.

{same—the star's singing, orchestral

president of the exchange, nomi-ishow from the “Pennerisms” 0 nated the three men and his choices | past

PAGE 29

ON THE RADIO

7 p. m. today, NBC-WIRE. Another long-absent broadcaster is “Doc” Rockwell, the armchair comedian, who has come out of his Maine re-~ {treat for the occasion, and Max | Schuster, the book publisher.

TONIGHT

:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. :00—Rudy Vallee, WIRE. 8:00—Good News, WIRE. 9:00—~Bob Burns, WIRE. 9:00—~Workshop, WFBM.,

—— ” o ” Two old favorites, Kate Smith and | Besides the usual weekly antics =| Joe Penner, return to the CBS ether (of Fanny Brice, Frank Morgan and tonight. Joe, broadcasting | others, “Good News” tonight will

and Miss star, and with George Jessel as masMr, Jessel, in

chairman of Continental Can the moon over the mountain for the! taking over the post, breaks in on

es eighth straight season a half-hour the |later, same outlet.

® Jang string of M-G-M leading The general outline of the Smith | ™ nn | nine attraction will be the show is expected to remain thel, ....nce of some of the men who | helped make Loew's current "Too Hot to Handle.” is | 2 5. The CBS-WFBM “Americans at of the Work” show is going to take you interpola- | into the song-hit factories to meet

and choral music, comedy, drama (and guest stars. On the other hand, promise of relief on

there the Penner

those nonsensical

| tions which became almost as much Harry Von Tulzer, Gene Buck and

The newly selected governors will | of a parental problem as measles or | Arthur

vided for in the exchange constitu-| tion which was adopted last May. | They will serve until the next gen-

Precipi- State of |

Schwartz, among others. And green apples. ; ie Show It toe Tr i Joe has been a radio fugitive from | will be singers and. ordhestras io time, "Either I had to. get them Ve You examples of these comor they'd have gotten me,” he ex- SO ci> OutPut. You may hear them plains. ? |jat 9:30 p. m. 2 » =» Pa

Tune In NBC-Blue stations at! A half-hour earlier, also on 11:30 a. m. tomorrow to hear: Secre- WFBM, the Columbia Workshop is tary of Agriculture Wallace in what going to experiment with a 30-min-is reported to be an “important ute radio drama with only twe pronouncement” dealing with fu-| characters. It's a translation of the ture agricultural policies regarding French thriller, “The Lighthouse cotton and soil conservation in the Keeper,” South. » Mr. Wallace will be speaking from | the Will Rogers Coliseum in Ft, Worth, Tex.

” ” You may hear Sterling Holloway and AKim Tamiroff of the movies, ‘and the pianist, Mischa Levitzki, |with Bob Burns tonight. . And Have you wondered where Ted the sad-faced Muscovite. Mischa Lewis has been these past months? Auer. with George McCall on his Well, he has reported, and may be | “Screenscoops” show at 6:15 p. m, heard on the Rudy Vallee show at'CBS- ee

® o EJ RADIO THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane nouncements caused by station changes after press time.) |

mol ANArOLTS Nor abo IS CINCINNATI CHICAGO (NBS-Net.) (NBC. MRS) tae (MBE Ne)

00 (NBS-MBS) Let's Pretend I. U Program Hannah Baseball x ~ Unannsunced ” 3 . ews ack A t » ” Antique Show Paul ul Sullivan ” ”

Elvira Rios Malcome Clare Dick Tracey Nina Deane

Easy Aces Vocal Varieties Democrats Newspaper of Air

Rudy Vv allee

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Tea Tunes 1) "

Science Proz. Doris Rhodes Red Grange Crossroads

Don | Winslow Denton & Barber Unannounced Lowell Thomas Amos & Andy Varieties Don’t Believe Tt Inside Sports Rudy Valles

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Bill Anson Melody Time elodie Orphan Annie

Hits of Today Concert Or. Bob FElson Inside Sports

Green Hornet » ” Sinfonietty

News Sereenscoops Hands On Deck "

aor Bowes Gond News »» s

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Don’t Believe "® Croshv’s Or. Tomorrow. s Trib, Jurgen’s Or.

aR or. 6 ” ” Weber's Br.

Workshop Musie Hall Musie Hall » ”»n ”n ," »

Americans Work » » ”» » " ”» ”» ” ”» ”

Amos & Andy Headline News Himber's or.

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News Allston’s Or, Lucas’ Or.

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Little Jack Strikes & Spares Daily's or.

Hudson's or. Martin's Or.

Moon River ”" ”

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FRIDAY PROGRAMS

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INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 12350 (NBS-Net)

Early Birds

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Richard Maxwell Montana Slim New Apron Strings

10:3

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Kitts Kellv Myrt & Marge Farrell's , Kitchen

Party Line Big Sister __Aunt | Jenny

Mary McBride Irene Beasley Farm Circl Market “Report

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400

(NBS-MBS)

Unannounced Devotions

Musical [Clock

Dessa Byrd Rishi hts Amant a Snow

Mrs. | Wizes Other Wife Plain Bill Woman

David Harum Lorenzo Jones Widow Brown Ensemble

Singin' Sam Linda's Love Farm Hour

in Whi

CINCINNATI LW_ 700 (NBS-MBS) Checkerboard Pa & Ma

Merrymakers Peter Grant Gospel Singer Kitty Keene

Unannounced Myrt & Marge Hilltop House Linda's Love

School of Air

Courageous The Goldhergs

Julia Blake Te 4 & Sade Road of Life

Editor's The O'N News Farm Hour

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CHICAGO WGN 7268 (MBS-Net.)

Silent Good Merning

California ’ mM Music Box 3» 3

Good Morning Carolyn Price Good Morning

purty Tn: etty Crocke Get Thin 2 Mail Box

Melodies Bachelor Don Pedro Painted Dreams

Manhatten Motheg Harold Turner Quin Ryan Street

00 Bohemians ”" » ” » \ Headlines Unannounced Wire Reporter Smilin’ Ed

Voice of E xperience Happy Gilmans

Retty & Bob Betlty & : Bob Grimm's Daughter Grimm's Daughter Romances Valient Lady Valient Lady ady Answers Betty Crocker Relty Crocker Baseball

Layne & Joyce

Markets Services

News 0 Stepmother 15 Bohemians

00 15 30 15

Familiar Tunes Minstrel Men 3 Consoles

Harold Turner

ALR

$4 6085 664.000 for Mini uly

987.272.000 week ag 000 year bo decline

Synecopation Dot & Pat Mary Marlin » ’” » ” Varieties Ma Perkins ” id Varieties Ponver Young » ”

Guiding Light ” ”

Inw- | Calas franc) # | Italy ‘lira Cue | Belgium thelza) rmany mark)

e3 |over Market —Unevenly 15@23¢ O11; | er: ton. 33. 250-275 Ibs., $8.90: 100-140 Ihs 70 |37.2 S28: most good packing sows, $7.25@ 5

- 1. 2 Cattle—Receipts, 300: calves, 250

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0 Eton Boys Dance Time

M0 We Were 2 15 Want To Be :30¢ Tea Tunes Song Shop 143 » ” Unannounced

Backstage Wife Unannounced 32 9 Stella Dallas Midstream » ” Beautiful Life Unannounced Bill Anson Girl Alone Hatterfields Unannounced Rien s Or. Hannah ” 2» New Unannounced 2” 3»

Jack Armstrong 9% 31 Paul Sullivan 9» ’

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): NBC-BLUE—WIZ, 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, 770. MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850.

“ARSENAL as paid A Good Place to SAVE 7 SINCE 1885

TIME TELLS! Savers who want SAFE. TY plus GOOD RETURN are placing their money with this institution whose reserve fund is over 12!2% of its total assets.

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steers and heifers firm. lower grades about |Svitzerl'd franc). most steers and heifers of lightweight to | NOI®av (krone) High °F 31 19stly, 23.254 4.75; practical top. sausage] 0” C 32, Spring lambs mostly 25@ 50¢ high- CHICAGO. Sept. 29 (U. P.).—Apples— 134 {choice rail arrivals, $8 few lots strictly hampers. f0@ Carrots—Illinois. 881 | slaughter ewes. mainly $2@3. | @75¢. Caulifiower—Coloradon, crates, $1.40 : 180-200 ht*? $8. : | @50c. Onion Market (50-l1b. sacks) — Ti$8.35: 140-160 Ibs. | vellows, 67';¢; Utah Spanish (sweet)

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