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CHICAGO. Sept. 30 (U. PY) —

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WHEAT DECLINES Porkers Fall IN CHICAGO py Ycalers Steady

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NEW INSURANCE T0$8.85 Top: | COMPANY PICKS MANLY AS HEAD

Wearthstone Life Will Open of Agricultural Economics | Tomorrow: $150,000

nounced. The top price fell to $8.85] . Is Listed.

for 230 to 240-pounders Plain and medium heifers showed | BR ——

a gain of 25 cents from the finish of |

Hog prices on all weights fell 2 cents because of large Fotis Oy

The Hearthstone Life Insurance

+ Wheat opened fractions to more last week. All grades of steers and (Co. of Indianapolis, new legal re- |

than a cent lower on the Chicago yearlings are currently Board of Trade today on scattered higher than the closing price list of | selling induced by a weak Liverpool a week ago, the Bureau said.

market and the improved prospect] (of peace in Europe, a At {to 13¢ cents, tof and oats were | lower,

corn was 3% to iu to 3% i (sulted in further liquidation at 15 Liverpool where wheat opened 13 = to 2's cents lower. Cheaper Rus-| 3, sian and Canadian offers also weak- | ened the market, Winnipeg opened 14 " lower, Kansas City 1 cent off. Hedge selling in sympathy with the weak-| o ness in wheat depressed corn prices’ almost a cent.

| of

3% WAGON WHEAT

City grain elevators are paving red. 57e. other grades on their | ea corn. new No. 2 vellaw, 45¢ HN

OFCE EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY IS TENSE

i Large Drop in Exports If War Breaks Out.

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NEW YORK, Sept

to 13% cents!

| Lambs climbed 25 cents for a gain | the start wheat was off 3 cent of 50 cents for the week, Top price! s cent wa as $0,

Easing of the European crigis re-!

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Minneapolis 1 cent lower, and |

selling in corn plus SOME packing Sows—

merit. | Oats, |

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30 —Particu- |

lar concern over the tense Centrall

| European situation is felt hy office equipment inaustry, of the facet that account for some 30 per its total volume, Poor's Industry Surveys released An outbreak of war in would eause an immediate fall exchanges of Argentina, Brazil lombia, Chile, and many South American countries

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jean business machines, the survey says. Consequently, exports to such jcountries, as well as to those actually engaged in combat, (be drastically curtailed. “For the first seven 1838, domestic office appliance sales made a better showing than the comparable 1937 period.” says the analysis. “Although industry sales figures are lacking for typewriters, cash registers and other office appliances, the decline in smployment figures is indicative of conditions existing in sions. | “Near-term domestic prospeets (at present remain much brighter [than the foreign outlook. ‘otal new orders for steel office { furniture, shelving and lockers for | the first seven months of 1938 to(taled R13.767.000, approximately per cent below those of a vear ago. July, 1938, volume was less 30 per cent below last vear's ures, Unfilled orders at the of July, 1938, were slightly than at she 193% year-end.

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Customs 3.218.040.20

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4 NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (U. P) ts» Dun & Braastreet's daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 equals 100): Yesterday Week Ago Month Ago .. Year Ago .... 1938 High (Jan. | 1938 Low «. Fune

104.75 104.68

| FOREIGN EXCH ANGE

i | NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (ty Ye ING are opening cable rates rencies;

England (pound) Eng, (60d. bH rate) Canada Qollar) France (f [raly ire Relgium Germany

BP) Follow on major cur Cable Rates Net e hange $4 814 05 183 A Da 01a 0003 5-18

| Sweden ‘Ea a) Norway (krone) Denmark krone) (Japan (yen)

CORN AND WHEAT REGION OFFICIAL WEATHER By UL. 8 Weather Burean

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"DAILY PRICE INDEX

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serve life insurance company, will (open tomorrow for business in steady. [offices at 155 B. Market St. Frank P. Manly, who has been active in life insurance company

management for the last 30 vears, 7802 is president of the new company. sol License to do business was grants ed by the Indiana Insurance Department today. The $150.000 capital and surplus was subscribed by city and state men. Extensive organization plans have been under way for the past several weeks. The Hearthstone company will issue the standard forms of life and {endowment policies, with annual] ‘dividends, Mr, Manly said. Officers Named Officers, in addition to Mr. Manly, Val Nolan, vice president; Joe Rand Beckett, vice president; H. BE. | Sutherlin, secretary-treasurer; Rl-| der A. Porter, company actuary;! {John K, Ruckelshaus, general counsel; Dr. James H. Stvgall, medical director, and Dr. Dudley A. Pfaff, associate medieal director, Members of the board of directors are: Albert J. Beveridge Jr., William C. Bevington, John H. Bookwalter,! John L. Blish, Symour; Joseph H, 23 Brederick, Muncie; Fred R. Brooks, | Loogootee;, Dr. F. 8 Crockett, Laaso fayette: Charles B. Foreman: Glen 800 R. Hillis, Kokomo, George Hilge[meier Jr.; Sylvester Johnson: Howe All Welghtgem jard J. Laey IT; William ©. McGuire; Sed Lats Cietravestanee ( 0 Roy Metzger, Lebanon; John Bright | Meum asin Le Ags Webb, and Phil T. Williams. Low cutter and eutter 3 4 J Bulls earlinge Excluded - (All weights) Geod (heel) (All weights) Medium Cutter ang common Vealers (All weighty) Choice (All weights) Good (All weights) Medium Cull ana common Calves Receipts, 504... (250.400) Choice ..... 33 2.25 } RON 350!

The vealer market held

| Bay rows and Gilts—

Good and choice Scot and choice. . Goo

ana choice . 1200-220) Good and choice. . 3a 250) Good and choice . 1250-200) Good

and choice . 1330- 300) Good and choice.

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Slaughter Pigs (100-140) Good and chotee Medium ~ CATTLE «Receipts 432 Steers

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(750.900) (asp. 100) (1100-1300) 330.1300) 1 720.200) (900- 1100) 1100. 1300) 1300. Ik 1530- 1100 100-1300) (130-1100) (530-750)

Choice

Medium Medium Common Choice

(plain).

(750.000) (550-200) 2 (530-200) Common Cows

1 APPROVES NEW GOAL FREIGHT RATES

15 to 28-Cent orense Affects State Mines.

. 30 S550 6° $.30@ §. 0

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1 fas 3 p18 oo 3. 50@ 8.50

Common . : 00 4 Feeder and Stocker Cattle 30-750) Good and choice. (808 1050) Choice ‘ “ 300-800) Gaod (800-1030) Good ‘ (500-1030) Medium . 1330-750) Good and choles. . Common .

WASHINGTON, 30 (U. P). An Interstate Commerce Commis- | sion examiner hag favorably recom-| mended a proposal to increase {freight rates on coal shipped from | mines in southern Illinois, Indiana and western Kentucky tq northern Illinois points, Choice ! The proposed icreases range from Sedum '" 5 to 28 cents per net ton The) | |

i a.00 Sept. 200 2! 8.2% dix 8.23 i.50 2 8.00 7.00

2 8.00 7.00

Heiferse. (350-750) Good and cholee | Common medium Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1173. Springs Lambie

Common . ( ratlroads filed the tariffs with the Bwes-- (I. C. C. and the Illinois Commerce SN RU sovine ) FR Commission Jn R Joint action in-| tended to eliminate an alleged discrepancy several to the Dixon,

rates| and |

raising Freeport

years ago in Rockford, Ill, area, | The increases chiefly would] affect the {erritory embracing the! portion of Illinois west and northwest of Chicago, including West Chicago, Aurora, Geneva, Elgin and Crystal Lake.

RODD. directs, 4000: most few late sales 5%

Hogs Receipts, Iv steady; closing siow, 10¢ [ower than early, top, $2.20. good and choice 210-220 Ibs, $8 90419 20; 180.200 (bs SRBOER ON: 140-170 Ibs, SRAHRB0. good | ight packing sows, 3 RM 8.25, medium | weights and heavies, 87.3867.75 Sheep Receipts, abn 2500 directs erately astive: spring lambs steady lower: Westerns, $88.23 . $8.40, Steady slaughter ewes, 95 500: supply

at le Receint « 10060 all slaughter classes WE onl The examiner said the present

few loads of steers and en : Rood coal rates in this region are among

mod te 10e sheen

P,).

u Hogs $8.70

receipts; mostly medinm and ow viduals up to Nh and better, practically no fed heifers offersd; few grass fed the increases are justified, 85. 50476.25 on bee cows, $4474.85 on cutter em. grades, strongweights up to $5; very few lars active at $11.50 : . | down, mostly $106 11 market, The following cuntations do not repre Sent actual bids or offerings, but mereiy 156200 lower: 200-240 200.920 based on buving and selling inquiries of Ibs, SR 33 180 recent transactions |

Kinds at 8$7.504060: odd lot and indi- the lowest in the country and said LS LB. 504 8; cows fairly active, mosth 1 NON \ bulls offered. au SLAbie ton on sausage LOCAL SU ES 5 ™.wW AYNR, Sept, 30 indicate the approximate market level tR 55: 1AN.1RD Ihe 4 Stocks

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3 3 ds pfd Calves, $11. Lambe, 8 ent

Ind Pow pid Home T&T Ft Warne § T% oid... LAFASBTTE Sept. 30 (tT PF). Hoge Hook Drugs Ine com Market 0c lowar; 160.200 ibs, 88 [email protected] | Ind & Mich Elee 7% oid 200-250 Ihe. $8.A0FR. 80. 250-338 ibe, 88.40 [nd Gen Sye Co 8° 2 pin @8.80. pigs. 8 down, roughs. $7.30 down | J0¢ Hvdro-Eleetrie 75 ptd LINE 10.50. Lambe, $RGER 5D

Inanls Gas om | Inavls RE Co 8 CINCINNATI 8ent, 30 tr Pp) Hogs naples P&I 2 : Receipts, 2300. none direst. generally 10g Inapls W ater Ro 3% pfd N lower. top. 88.00: 230-213 Ibe. 38.80. 100 hing Sie a ite J Ins Co com. . n LT 189 T 00 go phy n Bry Veo 3M i) A mb good pac R KN Ind Pub Sery £6 8 s* pfd Cattle Receints, 400: calves, 230: fairly N Ing Eun a S, 5 steers and heifers generally steady xProgress Laundry y to strong. cutter te medium cows and] pap Sve Go of Ind de sausage bulls strong (6 be higher, good | pul Sve Co of steady; odd small lott aroind 8a Ind Ga 550-800 Ihe, light sters and heifers, 88.754 xT Haute Blea nid 0.25: plain stesrs and heifers mostly 264 [Union Title Co com 7.25; good beef cows to £8.50; top sansaze

\ Van Camp Milk Co pfd bulls, $8.50 *Darhngi vealers, strong; ex- Van Camp Milk Co com treme top 50e gher: bulk good and £10.50 Th Sheep - Reesipts | erally steady: most good and trucked-in spring lambs SR@GR 50; eamm wm and medium, 25504 7.50; huek lamba dizcotnted A0ed 81 under swex and wethers; slaughter per mainly 2% 3.

FOOD PRICE

Anples “Michigan Wealthies, hushel 88e #8125. Sweet Potatoss~Tennessee, bush a hampers 80% The, Carrots -Ilinots bunch, 2&@3¢ Spinach - ndiana, hushe! | 35¢. . Tomatoes—Ohio, 12.anart baskets 3041 T8¢ Cauliflower. Colorado, erates L1 504 1 80 California hampers £1.00%m 2.10 Michigan hightball crates 404 S0e 150-1h sacks) Illinois Yellows, Indiana Whites, 85¢: Idaho Sweet Spanish, 80 Colorado Sweat Spanish 80e: Utah Sweet Spanish, 2002 |

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ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT The appearance of Joan Bennett 7:00—Lucille Manners, WIRE. and Thomas Mitchell with Herbert 7:30—Burns and Allen, WFBM. Marshall, scheduled for last week's 8:00—Hollywood Hotel, WFBM. “Hollywood Hotel,” is set to go on 11:00—Himber's Or, WIRE. tonight, immediately following the . Burns and Allen inaugural. Their vehicle is the movie of a couple of

Forsaking the networks, our two . . {local stations will stay with the | Night.» back, "Tigtory Is Made: at

Hoosier football teams tomorrow to ¥ 8 » give listeners descriptions of two! The Indiana State Employment contests which have plenty of Service series, “On the Outside rivalry as an added attraction. Looking In,” will celebrate its first WIRE will be out at the Butler anniversary on WIRE at 5 p. m. toe Bowl at 1:45 p. m, when the local morrow, George J. Smith, Employ-

collegians tackle Purdue. The Big! Serv & Tet clash between: Indiahe. ed ment Service district manager and Ohio State will be aired on WEFBM. | | tomorrow's speaker, reports that 21 beginning at 12:45 p. m. per cent of the applicants who have In the remote possibility that 2PPeared on the past year's prosomeone should want to tune fn S'"MS gained employment through another game, CBS will be up at| Nis radio service. Memorial Stadium, Minneapolis,|, The Employment Service plans a where Ted Husing will tell you|!!iWeekly series on Indianapolis’ what happens when powerful Minne. | NeW station, WIBC, after operations sota tackles its last year's con are started. Job applicants will offer querors, Nebraska, That will be at | Variety programs on Mondays, 1:45 p. m. | Wednesdays and Fridays. The time has yet to be fixed.

” n nN Miss Gracie Allen, the noted sur- | : ‘realist painter, and George Burns, For ifs second broadcast of “Jay= ‘are back from Hawaii and ready to °° Spots,” the Indianapolis Junior 'g0 on another radio season tonight | Chamber of Commerce is moving You'll find them on a different, from a Saturday to Friday night

station and a different day, having | po ne o% ha heap Lis eve0 moved over from an NBC-WIRE, 9:45 p. m. TEM Monday spot to CBS-WFBM at (dianapolis attorney, will speak ol

7:30 p. m. on Fridays. Rey Nohle Loe nares of {night on “Criminal Identification.”

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musical moments, with Frank Park- | y 8 2

er as guest soloist on the first Franz Schubert's quintet for ple three programs. The broadcasts to- ano and strings, “Die Forellen™ night and next week will originate! (The Trout’), will have a Columbia in New York, where Gracie cur-' Concert Hall performance via CBS rently has a collection of her wild-/ at 10 a. m. tomorrow. This ts the and-woolly paintings on exhibition. | work which substitutes a double After the fortnight, the show will bass for the second violin in the move to Hollywood. string quartet.

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THIS EVENING |

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

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Jack Armstrong ” " Paul Sullivan ' ”» ee ———————————— Don Winslow " " Denton & Barber Melodies Unannonneed Lowell Thomas

Amans & Andy Brass Rhythm Stamp Club

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Unannounced News

Lone Ranger Dick Tracy Dance Time

5 A Charles Paul Ail Hollace Shaw 3:43 Light's Or. G00 615 f/:30 AS

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Orphan aitly

Serenade Concert , Roh Elson

Inside Sports Inside Sports

Burns & Allen Unannonneed Lone Ranger " Ws " " "

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News Lum & Abner Melodies Serenade

First Nighter Concert 3 an 15 Walls Time

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Jimmy Fidler Jessen Crawford

Amns & Andy Newe Sports Donahue’ s Or,

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Paul Sullivan Sootlight Plavhouse

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INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATY CHICAGO WIRE 1100 WLW 00 WGN 20 (NBS-MBS) (NBS-MBS) (MBS-Net. )

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Pioneers & Ma Chandler Chats Peter Grant Dick Leibert Jack A Loretta

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Billy Swift Musie Rox

Unannounced Devotions Pa

Musical Clock " " Sales Meeting Richard ,, Maxwell Fiddler's Fancy

130 15

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On 1h 30 15 — —— Dorothy Foster Billy Crocker

Get Thin Mail Box

Symnhany Short Story Manhattans Radio City 4 Radin City 4 June Baker Army Band

Do You ,Rememher News Band eam———

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Shopper Hymn Singer Internationals » "

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Poetry Dorothy Foster Quin Rvan Melody Time

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CBS—WABC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850,

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

HORIZONTAL 1,5 Author of War poem, “Flanders Fields." 9 Narcotie, 11 Into, 12 Red vegetables, 13 Estimated perfect golf score, 15 Road. 16 To vie with,

Answer to Previous Puzzle 14 Scab,

17 Boat parts. 18 Timekeeper. 19 He died in

20 Fodder vats. 22 Mongrel, 24 Kaolin, 25 View, 26 And. 27 Deposit at river's mouth, 29 To embroider,

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THOUSAMD TONS

CRUDE RUBBER CONSUMED IN THE UNITED STATES

(Rusaen MANUFACTURERS Ase N)

1932 193 1034 1938 1938 1937 1028 |

TO REACH 38 HIGH

YOUNGSTOWN, Sept. 30 ~Steel ing Valley to 53 per week, the a year, The Youngstown

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is expected to reach 52 cent of capacity next highest rate in

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THE PARKER CORR GENERAL DISTRIAUTORS INCORPORATED INVESTORS

Bessemer plant.

ROSTON, Sept.

30 —More crude rubber was used by the miils of than

this country in August

July by 18's

per sumption was 8 per cent that of August last year, according

cent,

to the Parker Corp. Stocks of crude rubber on hand

were down

month ago but up from a Important is the fact that producers’ stocks of tires on hand from down

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have dropped 30 August,

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19 Musical note. 20 Heavenly body. 21 Sesame, 22 To fail to hit, 23 Ridiculed. 28 Talismans. 30 Full, 31 Toward, 32 Dressmaker, 34 Form of "a." 35 Common Pleas, 27 South Africa. 30 Humor. 40 Per, 41 Point.

42 Snakelike fish.

30 To soak flax,

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44 Title, mister. 46 Mother, 47 Large parrot, 48 Thing. 50 Deputy, 53 Pipe outlet, 54 Notions. 56 Custom.

57 Because of his 4 Wood spirit. poem, the —— 5 Form of “I.” is the soldiers’

flower, 59 He was an ArMY = in the World War.

33 Telegraphs. 36 Lost to view, 38 Form of “be.” 40 The soul. 41 Peers. 43 To ogle, 45 Sun god. 468 Mountain. 47 Military cap. 49 To droop. 51 Gat. 52 Fiber knots, 53 Male cat, 54 Exists, 55 Southeast, 57 Italian rivee, 58 You.

60 He was a poet

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VERTICAL 1 Position, 2 Drama set to

music, 3 Ran.

6 Fuel, 7 Sloth, 8 Letter cover. 10 Muscid fly. 13 To murmur as a cat.

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