Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1938 — Page 43

FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1938

39. ...... 911; Young 8S & T 4s '61....1027%

10274

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy b-eed broilers, 2 Ibs. 12¢; Leghorn hens, 13c: heavy breed hens, l4c; Barred and White Rock springers, 1% Ibs and over, 12c: colored springers,

and over,

lbs. and over, llc; Leghorn broilers.

133 lbs. and over, GJ0e; bareback broilers, fresh country

i ol Jones 8 I o. 1 strictly “full case must weigh 55 Ihe. Ri a net deduction of 15 cents for each

‘23c; each ull case under 55 lbs. will be made; pulafr—_No. 1, 28%@c; N r-=—NO. 1, e 3 . etter fat—No. 3. lc: No, 3. 200

by. Wadley

ternational Paper & Power Co. and

» | subsidiary companies, excluding In- ®| ternational Hydro-Electric System land subsidiaries, today reported net profit of $12,850 for the third quar*lter of this year, compared with $3,-

029,384 in the September quarter of 1937. For the first nine months of this

s|year net loss amounted to $688,265 +lagainst a net profit of $8,062,077 in

the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1937. Z

ADVERTISING UP SLIGHTLY NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (U. PJ).—

year activity was down 14.3 per cent

Lines, Inc. will be offered at $10.50 a share by the group which is headed by Lehman Bros. American Export Airlines, the operating company, will receive bulk

proximating $450,000. Initial flights will be made off the Pacific coast. Operations will be transferred to the Atlantic coast in the spring. Delivery of a $150,000 consolidated PBY-4 Navy-type flying boat, now under construction, is expected to be made in February.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major curren-

General advertising activity for |e. Re September stood 2.2 per cent above |p;giang (pound) Cn Rae : Soe 1516 August, but was down 13.6 per cent Ene, jth rite) Ugg 000 from September, 1937, according to [FSD°%, (EY “ii o33e:4 +10000% the seasonally adjusted index com- Bn Ee har piled by Printer’s Ink. Germany (trav. mark). .2290 -+.0010 For the first nine months of this Eoilana (guider) | ree 3200 200% n 3 . Spo. ude

of the proceeds of the offering, ap1

IN LIGHT TRADE GROSS INCOME FROM HOGS i Eg : : : ni ’ . 4 XK : $829,600 ,000 oy! Utiliti 7 de : 1539 OOOO Scattered Buying Boosts % ilities Turn Downwara; $2,433,000,000 : tierce : Rails, Steels Mixed; bes © ~ Prices After Irregular Copper Steady. S (2 Early Trade. NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (U. P)— ; : CHICAGO, — EE arly i . in scattere Stocks moved irregularly today In 1937 o) Le) ¢ EL prices fractionally higher light dealing. : $1,141,000,000' INCOME FROM HOGS IN THE UNITED STATES after an irregular opening on the Columbia Gas issues declined on iE 1 Chicago Board of Trade today. LB the Government's antitrust suit. SCIENCE SERVICE FEATURE. PICTORIAL STATISTICS, INC 1-4 “At the end of the first hour wheat { The common stock lost nearly a was up % to % cent, corn % to : point and the preferred more than : cent, and oafs unchanged to % cent 2. Other utilities softened. higher. Railroad issues were mixed with J . Opening weakness in the July fuh Santa Fe up a fraction and New . : ture was based on further rains reYork Central easier. Coppers were By United Press ceived in the wheat belt overnight. steady. Steels were mixed with . Some of the buying after the openBethlehem fractionally lower and wih Net DOW-JONES rock AVERAGES ing was regarded as lifting of hedges U. S. Steel up a small amount. Huh Low. lay Change 4 5) INDUSTRIALS © onl) Cosh interests A firm tone at | Loew's made a new high at 607,|Adams Exp ... 22 = 3 so Bier A rains ert over 62) Kansas City attracted attention. up 3%. Chrysler and General Mo-| Air Reduc 64 8412 + alpen ae 148.41 +031 Liverpool rallied strongly near the tors moved up. Aviations were bet- alaska Jun 3 {¥eur Age ritttttt ess 0.08 Close and finished with net gains of i ter and building stocks had gains Allegh Cp p I I Of mm, 1938, 15417; low. 98.95. % cent to 1% cents. Winnipeg was ranging to more than a pont. Oils 2} fum st 23 24 © 3,| High, 1937, 194.40; low, 113.64. % to 1% cent higher after an hour showed minor advances. Allied Chem 188': + %a 20 RAILROADS of trading. i Allied Mill 3 13 + Rails led a quiet advance in do- 21S] Stores‘: 12%; — 'V;| Yesterday ..o..coescecnenns . 32.56 -+090| Foreign demand for North Amer- ~ mestic corporation bonds. Allis-Chal ...... 81 SL qty Week Ago Liiiiiieiniiieie 32.13 --0.19|ican wheat continued quiet. ; Northern Pacific 6s and Illinois|4™ 4% Rei: 3537 £32 7.” Month Ago ........ tivii... 80.14 +026) Corn prices firmed in sympathy / Central 4%s of 1966 were favored in|Am Car&Fdy ... 30% 30% 30% + Ja Year Ago ...........ceueen 32.56 -0.29| with wheat in light trading. Some early dealings, registering gains of Ama S55 sus 1, ibs, 1, T s}| High, 1938, 32.56; low, 19.00. local buying was noted. Receipts around a point each. Other carriers|Am Loco Ble ie 2h Ti Ls + * High, 1937, 64.46; low, 28.91. were estimated at 489 cars in Chi- : . ZL. . / 7 —— 7 - generally showed only fractional im- in Lid rT iY aa 15 UTILITIES cago. provement Am Pwr & Lt. 6% 6% 6% oy Yesterday ......c.cce0eenene 23.95 0.05 rrr al : Am Rad&SS ... 18% 18's 18ls 4 8 Week Ago .......cc0n. coneees 24.67 —0.32 WAGON WHEAT Gillies gained frocuonery. MB WE G8 0% BED Hlmes an lo nso +000, CY fotin lursions are par, (Or No : : Am Stl Fdies .. 34% 34% 34% — ‘a/Year Ago . ............c... 21.65 +0.09/ Cash corn. w 1 > under pressure and edged off pro-|Am Sugar ..... Bk ak wn I 11 High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14. de new No. 2 vellow, 38c. Oats. Srossively through the Tout hour to|Am Tcvacco .. 86 86 8, + 1i| High, 1937, 31.54; low, .9.65. LIVERPOOL WHEAT show losses ranging to 7-32 point.|Am Tobacco B.. 89% 89% 83% -+ a : ee 50 —1 Net (U. S. Equivalents Based on Sterlin Longs ov anus attracted Am Water His ass Ts + 1s file gh Low Ley Chstge at $4.755) oe mos of e early se ing. Ana a, 0 4 8 78 ws a | Loft. Ine ...... Va Va 4 — Ys ; = : : Anch k Gl 20% 20's 20's + ‘!s|Lone Star Cem. 58 58 sve High Low Close close Japanese Government liens ad-|Arcirrons Ck, 45% 83 18% — | Loose-W BE gia ay gu Dec. #81308 81S 81% 8 00% i Art! erase ee Lorillard. ...... ¥e Z . 62% .61'a .623 .61% vanced fractions to more than a| TOF, G4siii'119% 11% 11% — l|Lou & Nash ... $s 0% We o- Simic. nll a 8% oan point to new 1938 peaks in a firm Atchison ....... 423, 41% dlls + Pa —M— : foreign section. Atchison pf ..- 6234 8314 ON I 1Macan & For M% 4 2% + % . ; ; : 12a 1212 132 + AiMan Bl mod gt 902 9% 81a .... ( h St b Curb stocks moved irregularly in At] Refining ... ¥ Hn us I | al te ve weil 1CaAgeo0 OCRS forenoon trading. Ay Ante... 85; 81 3a oo. [Merin GIL... Fie 3% HE -— 4 iles- = ; p . asonite Corp . 56% 3 2 — 3 Niles-Bement-Pond = moved for-|Aviation Corp . B% $50. Bs 4 wiMatonite Corp. BOL: B0te Bl Ti Armour &.C0 curr ; High Low Last ward from lis early low regaining all). jeu un + % Ne lr 0 0, Bl. ANE AME ia 12% 13% = iti 1/ i 0 ct.... 4 s s : 4 / 4 “sa | Belden Mig ...ccc0c0cee Ve 4 of "an initial 1% point loss and|gaf & Ohio ii 8% 8% 8% .... |McKess & Robb ita 1% Th .... Bor “Warner 35 5° wn” Aluminum Co. of America was up ‘3 Banger & Ar .. 33%. 309. oY, vw /MeReskiiabe pf 87% 31% 3% 4 (Epler Bids oe: . 8% 8% 8% but Fisk Rubber and Babcock & Beryl: rol on Bm nM," Ten En in =n hlcase oo Tai. An fu : i 3% ae '@ 80 — VY, |Merch & Min . 12Y 12 12Y2 «ese |Comwith * a1 7 17 Wilcox had losses ranging to % doth Steel 5 33 S244 2 TB SEM 2 2 os fopany 0 2 1B 267 267 point in the industrial list. RE ari Sr332 aa al 1 50 Mo-K Tex of . 10% 10% 10% re A WD oe irs 9a 2318 American Gas & Electric was up BriREs Mie 33% 33% 33% - % Anal Dias 1h” 1015 re Marshall iia .. 31 v 13% 3; and Electric Bond & Share was Bklyn & -+ Tr.. 2% 2% : Mont War . 50% 50% 50% — up % in the utilities section. Other Budd Mig ..... 8 g Ne udd Wheel 5 8 a shires were shout Sninnged. Burroughs ..... we 18% ® Nat" Aviation ian ins i i ils were neglected. on at Dairy .... 13%2 Va Bm ; Nat Dairy pf A.115 ~ 115 157 LL, Fas Callahan Zine ..2,....2 ....2, == 1 |Nai ‘Distillers. "28% “8, "284% Cemel Hr 32 Sz 3 vv {Pat omem 18. Be Ben I » ° Carriers & Gen. 3% 3% 3% + %alNat Ma tC 3 2 rTod B Soroepr On ol abd gd oof Na paul mE Bg TBE i 0 ay S Uusiness Celanese hs = 2 28 + Re Nat Sup Penn. 1678 167 16% x f elotex .... : Co — a ag... a 4 a + Ches & 34Y, 34% 34Ya + Ye|Newport Ind . 1% 1 Ys 11s — 3 Curb S ocks hi Gt W Ry pf 3% - 3% 3% o|/N Y Air Brk .. 46 45 #31 At a Glance CHINE LE Ta i iy ¥ Central ..: 301s 20% 20% — 4 Net Chi Pneu T .... 17% 11% 11% .... 4 coli gy : GENERAL BUSINESS Chrysler ...... 83% 83% 834 + % 13h 13% 13% T 3% am co am L705 vis Ji hang Climax Moly Co 53a 5215 522 + 3s|Norf South ve vpe/® ‘c*+ |Am Cyan B.... 257 5 $ 1 Nort & W pf...108!2 108%; 106% .... yan -2% 23% B% + Dun & Bradstreet report retail|Gluett Feb ... 284 ay Si ine ‘Amer TN Nn hn Tn inline nl. fo LL ¥ ade this week to: 1 er cent|colgate P P ... 2 7 bs No Am Avn 14% 1% 143 + Hii 33s « 3% a A eens 8 Boa year ago; es to 15 Sa1°% "ak rant 10824 10324 i No Pacific ..... wh 1% 3 Sn” EAs [e. 1a in i oT "Cel & 80 ...... (Ya Ya oo Bath Ir Wks... 8% 8% 8% — . \ per cent under year ago. Col & So 1 pf 10 10 10 + Y%2|0tis Elev ...... MB 2% IM% 1, | Bellanca ar ce 6% 6% 6% + is A Federal Reserve reports gold ug gs a = is a == Otis Stl cv 1 pf 51 51 51 1 Dao . Dil a oi) wr stock this week up $20,000,000 to rec-| col Pictures vte 18% 18% 18% .... | - —P— et ro 8 Bn Hp 2 ord high at $14.071.000,000; excess ST ar i % 3% 333% 3a pony ih H.... 20% 29% NTs. sues Cent & 13 12 1% —- % > ; / — ackard ....... Geile [ 2... reserves, $3.220,000,000, off $60,000,- Cons Aircraft .. 20% 20% 20% .... |Parke Davis ... 41%a {ils an rl 83; Ey 2 a = 2 2 8 a 834 8% Va 000; circulation, up $52,000,000; bro-|Cons Edison ... 32% 2% 2oos 4 Yi | Path eFilm ... 13 127% 13 + Ys(Col O&G ...... 3a 3% 338 .... kets’ loans u $7 000 000: ratio 83.3 Cons Edison of 103% 103% 103% .... Penney ....... 80; 80%, 802 .... Co & So wts 1g lg Ye os.l p $7,000,0005 » 83.5 Cons Pilm pf.. 11 1 $i — %/Penn RR ..... © 22% 22% 22% .... |Con Cop Mns... 77a 1% 1% — per cent vs. 83.2 last week and 803/Cons Ol -...... ¢ 8% 8% .... |Pere Mat pf.... 33 33 33 .... |Crown Dru 1 11s 11g — a year ago Cont Bak pf .. 97Y4 97% 97% + Ya|Phelps Dodg ... 45% 45%2 45'2 +4 Y|El Bd&Sh 13% 13% BW + . Cont Can... 4224 a2 d2% id Phila Rec, CT Hr Y% 3 .... |El Bd&Sh 6 pf. 662 66'2 66'2a — 1la D> : / 3 ves = Vg 1 8, 2 3 S/, 8 CORPORATIOIT NEWS Crane oe 3915 39:2 3045 In pitts Term Coal v 39% 30's * 78 a wis. on on 4] Fh : : : vis eves 7 1 / j Alr-Way Electric Appliance Corp, [Sa S30. - Ti 4% 82 oo [REE 0 U0 0 IT ME AGh Inu BR Uh 2% 4n weeks ended Oct. 8, net loss, $64,- | Surtis Tub ... £3 $2 52... (PaiRicAmA Ju AN. Fh + ta|Hecla Min .... 11% 11a 11's =~ 7's 700 vs $704 14) yout ago. SIIWE Ala ath sen Sw Bimal OM dh. BI AE iowlImheSoam os 63 @ Zn org-Warner Corp., nine months —D—" Re : Jones & Lau Stl 33% 33% 334 — 5s ended Sept. i Deere & Co... 20's 20% 20% + % ; a Lehigh C&N ... 4% 4% 4% — $1.111 462 or Sront. $5,361.15 Del & Hud... az aml amd fer Ys 8 gh oo. Uiockmed ara Tn Ha AT Sr : ¥DDLs fam pf.... 40%4 4 4 — 'a!Rayonier ...... 18% 3, 3%. 2m, Nr Byes SLD god 8 8 year ago; September quarter net Dist Seaz .... 2234 2204 230s + J4|Reo E50 oe ign uh 0% BINION ef, TH loss, $477,858 vs. net profit $1,256,857 | Douglas STs Ry Un gmetenion., Fh Ya Th Yipee Tera A” od” y Danhill .o... sv, 8 8Yy 4+ 3 —S— Pe any Ya ui, YR a Green Co. October sales Du’ Font "L111: wi we we” Safeway oe iE el Pils A a1 eid no pied ht . . . S ee Flows Jos a 45%, 4537 45% — 1,|Sherwin raed 108 08 wisi 83 : ; , , > {Schtite R ..... x 1 1 - 3, 1Sherwin W pf..112 112 112 -— 5 Ses 2.937 YS Ss year ago, off Baton Mig ... 3 Be Zt bu ll wn TSCA E Bob 28 28% 28% rd 2 per cent; nine months ended |g p"% T $7 nf 4314 431% 43% ... [Fenty Air of 23° 2% on Ll. [Senfay ONL... 2 34 34 Oct. 31 sales $21,629,233 vs. $23,484,- End Johns pf..110 Wo WR oa (Bfecny Vag oo 33% 13% Ln ooo Technicolor ..,. 22 ~~ 21% 21% — % 2 715%,» ng Joh 0% 119s, 8a, = 17(So Por R Sug. 20% 203i 20% -''% Un Gas Cotp .. We, Ten RRL... 358 year ago, off 7.9 per cent. | Eris p De 3 2 8 I 7 i3e Sa) Bd ie. as Lai ed + kL Un Lt&Pwr A.. 3's 3Vs Ys eeen Loft, Inc. September quarter con-| F South Ry 2015 bl ror nl ¥ oa 2 20% 20'; — Yi solidated net loss $407,534 vs. $402,- Fid Phen "i a 347s Ms HUT REL Soy Corp wae 3 2 3 s 5 — ih U. S. STATEMENT «ni | Firestone ce. 24 cree : : — 078 year ago: nine months net 10ss rst N Strs... 37% 31 37s + 15 | Std Brands % 1% % + ” TLL No ol IEE $867.537 vs. $898,592 vear ago G td G & E..... ah 2s 2% ... De ens Ir a J . . 3 3 I {std © Cai... 20 30 30 Ty i fiscal year through Nov. 2, compared McCrory Stores Corp. October Gen Tolle . £2 Ii 3 gon by Seo Rl: Sih Bi 54ly + Vy with a year 820, is Your Last Yes sales $3,204,044 vs. $3,333,134 year Gen Foods |... 3894 238% 38% + Y |Sunshine Min. 11% iio 1a 1", [Expenses .$3.067.152.018.39 $2.638,631.768.3 \ Jago. Off 1.1 per cent; 10 months sales Gen G&E A’. 14 1% 1% er on: Mie 1552 Is © i2|Receints .1,878.112.346.93 '2,019.249,087.06 | Gen Mills {...122 1211 122 1 wi ” ; 1 1 1 : Gross Def 1.189.039.471.46 619,332,681.29 %/ $29,879,249 3 ! p. a ft & Co...... 19% 194% 19Yy .. 2 2 p 879, vs. $30,931,730 year ago,|Gen Motors ... 50 30 30 <4 Y% [Swift Intl .. .. 29 Be Bane, pH 1173.463.921.46 584.331.631.2 off 3.4 per cent. Gen Ink 0% 10a 104 ..., yming Gould 9% 93, 0%; + 7iGes Bal . 2,564,111.682.52 2,666,484,538.13 DIVIDEND Gon Riv & 2%. Bi 2s %|Sy Gould xw 7% 1% Ti + %| bub. Debt 38/485.259.593.63 37.000.935.137.99 S en v Zz /s iB. eee, : : - \ . 89 , , s . Gen Refract . 37% 37% 31% + —T— Gold Res. .14,071.098,436.09 12,803,659.014.10 Acme Steel Co. quarterly 25 cents Gitetta's Ss "nt 3 : 3 Bh = oh Tmo BR B.. 530 8 5 Sa = i CMI D nian wee, ; ile Sh wn —t on common payable Dec. 12 record | Gimbel Bros . 14v, 1434 141 .... TrisCont ...... 43% 4% 4% + Ys INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE : Gitdden + 26%, 26% 26% ~ -Fox.. 261 Nov. 22 vs. like payment Sept. 12.| Goodrich "Ili: 20s 341s 2414 in: Jeo Cencior oh A Es rr Borg-Warner Corp. special 25|Goodvear .....- 38% 323% 335% ‘4 |umion BaP... 13% 13% 131 . a cents on common payable Dec. 15, Gt North pf . 26% 26% 2067s -- i, | Onion Carb ... 81s 87 87% + LOC AL ISSU ES record Nov. 29 Gt West Sug . 3 28 28 ee {HD Cal...» 19%, 193: 19%; -... : VOY. ; : Greyhound Cp . 2 20 20 4+ "4% (Un Air Cp..... 351, 351, 351 4 | The following quotations do uot repreElectrical Products Corp. 50 cents —H— en 5% 63% 63% + sent actual bids or offerings but merely payable Noy. 25, record Nov. 14. Ham Watch pt.l00 100 1m... (Unisd Cun: ate al Sl oe Re approximate market level ! ] 3 , 4 = 3 ying and selling quotati Gatineau Power Co. quarterly 20| Fated °'™%: oh, Du Dn 19, Ypted Sr .. 621g 83% 63% 7 7 recent transactions, 3 Suntzuons of cents on common payable Dec. 15.\Homesiake, 80% (00% (8% © 1G § Gypsumiitog 108 108 1 Sims mM am yecord Nov. 10, vs, like payment hous Gone® 13 ‘sg 48 LT. Z|U Benth... Sh 8% 8°% .... BOI BR & SIX Ys come 30 53 Sept. 15. ud Bay M&S. 33's 33's 33'a — Us is 's 12's — 3% |Belt RR & Stk Yds pfd ..... ee : Hoon oiotor =. 5 U2 8v — 1ny(Y BS Realty... fu 9a 8a... [Cent Ind Power jo pid 21% 301; Ludlow Manufacturing Associates tin : Uetuber... 9: Ni 2: — %ifome Tor i Worn oi% pi 5 . /: /: . $1.50 payable Dec. 1, record NOV.|1 Central ... 15% 15% 15% — 1|U § Steel .... 647 317° GRE a, flo0R DIRS INC com. dd BL 5, vs. like payment Sept. 1. Ill Cent pf .... 27% 27% 21% + %|U S Steel pf..116% 116% 116% + a 8% "National Steel Corp. 25 cents Shpsesph hand i, 13s 13 I 7 V : 1h Ne eciie voi eh 6 158 e hp, symter RT =... Ys 3% s + = ! » 70 cece. 60 ) oR TZ yamdinm ..... 261 2615 261 :iIndpls Gas Corp ...........es 19 ..... payable Dec. 23, record Dec. 13 vs. Interchem Df + 9s Bs a L'ulVen Raste il. %8i 35:7 igi > 5 Indpls P&L 6% pfd .......... 95 98 like payment Sept. 30. Int Harvester .. 6335 63% 83% — %|Victor Chem .. 17% 17% 17% + % Indpls P&L Co 6'%2% pfd ....101 104 Int Nickel ..... 2h 36 2 — a : “» Indpis Water Co 5% pfd ..... 103 © oe nt PSP 1 By i A Vol wagker (I) ... 50% 50 50% +1, (Ben Bn re hy Co tom. N.Y. Bonds |Eoreife 8 gc SESa Lh 5, Fh TN RE ER Sanwa B . ° n S ; PL 0 10° : 72 | Warner Bros ... 7% Ta Ta Ln . 0 2% pid 12 ) rv BB BB I Aimuns 2h 2% 3% oN Tha Bub Serv © Piura: 801s 83s —T& .- — %lwPaP6of 119 119° 113° = SD prc. M0 BOND PRICE INDEXES —r West Auto Su z | Progress Laundry Co com ... 11 13 ] p. 21 21 21 .... |pub Serv Co of Ind 7% pfd 20 20 20 60 |Johns-Man ....102 02 102 .... (West Union ... 281, 281, 28%2 .... o of Ind 77 pid... 46 ~~ 49 Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds|Jones & L 7 pf. 65 $s th 4 Wes Alr es. Li 28%2 = x % Bl a ind Se pid... 241% 21s i $ . —E— : pr — BIT fiaute Flee pid ......ern.- 97 100 Yesterday ...., 87.1 60.5 99.0 82.2 : Willys Over pt . 2% 23 234 seas » seve 4 ~* Kan C Sou .... 11% 11Y 1 y : 7 : t :v**, [Union Title Com com ... 27 Week 400 oc 823 611° ms anlage... LU HB UB — 4 Wosdnana Fron. 235s 23% 23% %|van Camp Milk Co pfd 6212 - a A. 2828 aes Month Ago .... 85.9 58.4 97.7 80.7 Loi Val ie 0} ’ Woolworth .... 51Vs B51'a 511s .... Van Camp Milk ea om eeces 10 11% Year Ago ..... 841 38 931 814 a we 0/8 5 weir Ys | Worthington ... 26% 26% 26% + % onds : ia L-O-F Glass ... 95%a 53} 53Ys «+ ’ Amer Loan 55 468 ............ 9 Two Yrs. Ago.. 93.1 99.2 1055 99.3|Ligg & My .100%2 10012 Rte rei TS Citizens Ind Tel 4's 61 ...... 103 100 1938 High .... 87.3 70.0 99.0 82.8/Ligg & My B...102% 102% 102% .... Yellow Tr ..... 20 20 20 Crabbe Reynolds-Taylor 5s 43.. 92 100 308 Tew ooo. 319 179 my. jesibime lace... 38% 38% ‘38% + '1:|Young heel... 401, 40% doy ''y |Home TET It W 3% 53 ... 103 105 1937 Bigh ..... 950 101.3 1060 3 Liq Carbon ... 19% 19% 193% +4 %iYoung Stl Dr... 26% 28% 26's +4 12 TY 8% 52 104 106 setae ID . . . , SoC 8 0 ? 1987 Low ...... 80.1] 693 923 811 Inter Tel&Tel 7% 53..... Y Indols Ry Inc 55, 67... ........ 4 1936 High .... 948 100.4 106.2 - 100.2 DAILY PRICE INDEX N. Y. BANKING GROUP Indpls Wat Co 512% 66 1 1936 Low ..... 90.0 81.7 103.5 93.3 NEW YORK Nov 4 U P) at Kokomo Water Wks 5% 58 . + _ . (Copyright, 1938, Standard Statistics Co. : ? $a OFFERS AERO STOCK Kuhner Packing Co 4%% 53 .. 38 = 01 i U. = GOvEERITENT BONDE Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted Morris Bol Seto, i Jere 101 i : , 2 5 . z y Ss viva IR rane / Treasury Bonds price index of 30 basic commodities, NS oilssfile ni L&P 62% 41 . 10055 Liv Shemini os Low Last compiled for United Press (1930-32) NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (U. P.).—Es- Public Tel Co 472% 55... 07 100 3:45 Taselas 1110010004 10924 10034 equals 100): |tablishment of a permanent trans-|Beommor weir Wes 3% 20 L100 103 20s 1953-45 aa 111008 1028 Io2’s YEStErday «eoeeeeeessenssss.. 104.49] Atlantic airline moved a step nearer|T Boure werer wis iy io. 0 10 33 imrns = joes 10529 1% Week 880 ...cvvee-veree-eees 104.95 completion when a banking group|Irac Term Corp 5% ... ...... 58 » 62 3 8 Month ago *Market St. Investment Corp.. 25.07 26.94 2%s 1959-56 103.9 103.7 103.9 EO seessovvivinsass 100.20 2%s 1936-58 ... ......102.18 10218 102.18 Year ago ...... 120 47| 2nnounced its decision to offer stock | PINE poy 4 co, . og dural Farm Mastgage Bonds et 1938 high (Jan. 10) .......... 117.06 to finance the cost of experimental oe - 2 ooo A061 10811061 | 1538 Jow (June 2) ........... 10243 flights between the United States, CHICAGO PRODUCE. on ] Butter—Mark2t, steady. Receipts, 611.98 1080.44, ........... 106.14 106.14 106.14 POWER COMPANY LOSES Europe and Africa. 847 gross Ibs. Extra firsts, 90-91% score, FOREIGN BONDS MEP The issue, amounting to 88,000 25@25 4c; extras, 92 score, 25'zc; firsts, High Low Last | NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (U. P.).—In-|.anita] sh f Arsen 2 vais. 1S eS) Y aC. 5 : cen ized, 82 82 capital shares o erican Export 88 score, 23'%;c: centralized, 89 Score. 24c.

Eggs—Market, firm. Receipts, 3046 cases. Fish graded firsts. cars 27'%c; y firsts, ca ecks, 2lc

less than + less

. iles current int. samy ho S receipts, e: rties. 23%.c (fresh): 21c storage): refrigerator standards, 223%c: refrigerator extras, 23c: refriezrator firsts, 22c. Poultr, easier. Receipts, 48 geese. 13%,c; hens. spring roosters, _ 11°’ : turkeys, 14@18c. : daisies, 13€

de-

rs, (f

n 12Vc;

wn 9»

ARIE riumphs, $1. 25; 95c: early Ohios, $1.

$1.10. Arrivals, 92; on track, 316; shiments,

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, Nov. 4 (OU. P.). — Ap Michigan Mackintosh, bu., $1 Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, b

$1. an, crates, [email protected]. Peas

ampers, $3.50@3. Celery—Michigan High-

WHEAT GAINS

2 | professor,

A Study

N. Y. Stock Exchange Head, SEC Chairman, However, See Eye to Eye.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Nov, 4—Behind the drastic measures of self-reform recently announced . by the New York Stock Exchange is the story of two bright young men who “made good in the city”’—one of them in America’s financial capital, one in its political capital. :

In a way their story contrasts. william McChesney Martin Jr. $48,000-a-year president of the Stock Exchange, is a 31-year-old bachelor, amateur playwright and crack tennis player, a practicing Presbyterian ‘who neither smokes, drinks, gambles, nor cusses very much. ; William Orville Douglas, $10,000-g-year chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is a 40-year-old law professor who worked his way through two colleges, has little time for play, is a Presbyterian but a master of salty language, a smoker of cigarets, a canny poker player, and takes a drink. .He has a wife, a daughter and a son. The two men get along fine. They have had innumerable gettogethers, and each is addicted to praising and quoting the other. : Mr. Douglas has made it plain that the Stock Exchange must clean ilts own house or let the SEC clean

is a study in

v.| house for it. And under Mr. Martin’s

leadership the Exchange has made rapid strides in recent months. In Mr. Douglas’ own words, “the Stock Exchange and the SEC are oing to town.” 8 My Douglas and Mr. Martin have had more than a dozen conferences in the last few months, some in New York, some here. In one recent week Mr. Martin made three visits to Washington to see the SEC chairman. Their relationship goes beyond the conference table. Mr. Martin has dined at Mr. Douglas’ home and Mr. Douglas has spent a week-end with Mr. Martin on Long Island. In the days when Richard Whitney ran the Exchange, one or two meetings a year with the SEC chairman was about tops. - Mr. Martin is the son of the governor of the Federal Reserve Bank in St. Louis. He was graduated in 1928 from Yale, where only three of his classmates voted him “most likely to succeed.” In 1029, when Wall Street's house of cards reached its peak and crashed, he was working for his father’s bank at $67.50 a month, and then for a St. Louis brokerage firm at $100 a month. The brokers found him a wizard at figures and made him a partner. In 1931 they sent him to New York as a member of the Stock Exchange. He was 25. But Mr. Martin hankered to be & as his father once had been. He enrolled: for spare-time studies at Columbia University, and also at the New School for Social Research. He was amazed to discover that many Stock Exchange members

*lknew little about the operations of

that institution, and less about the

| fundamentals of economics. He set

out to explore both of those subjects. But his life wasn’t all work. He had been No. 3 ranking tennis player at Yale and he kept up his

| game, which was good enoligh to

get him into the early brackets of the national tournament. He became a prodigious playgoer, seldom missing a Broadway show (for which he usually bought balcony

and was often seen sipping a hot

2|chocolate at Sardi’s, a restaurant

popular among theater folk. His love of the theater led him to write two or three plays, but his limited experience with the ladies is said to have left the female characterizations a bit hollow; at any rate, the plays were never staged, though Mr. Martin is said to have helped finance a production or %two for others. This youngster, who ate at automats, lived in one room at the Yale Club and wore no hat, fell in with

Exchange. The intimate knowledge he had painstakingly acquired of the Exchange machinery made him a valuable member of the so-called

.|Conway Committee which was set

up to reform the Exchange. When it was decided to put in a paid president for the first time, some 200 names were considered be-

, fore Mr. Martin—with Mr. Douglas’

advance approval—was given the

z job. -

Mr. Douglas was born in Maine, Minn. the son of a Presbyterian

3|home missionary who died when

Bill Douglas was 5. The hardpressed family drifted to Washington State, where the boy eventually worked his way through Whitman College at Walla Walla by drum-

of janitor, apple picker, handyman, and living in a tent part of the time. Twelve years later he was professor of law at Yale at $15,000 a year—a post from which he is still “on leave”—and is said to have turned down a $25,000-a-year bid from the University of Chicago, whose President Robert M. Hutchins

.|is his admiring crony (and now, by

the way, an official of the Stock Exchange). That 12-year period included a struggle through Columbia Law School, where: Mr. Douglas arrived by freight car from the West with 6 cents in his pockets. It included a year or two working for the powerful law firm of Cravath, deGersdorff, Swaine & Wood before he joined the Yale faculty. When Joseph P. Kennedy was chairman of the SEC he drafted Mr. Douglas from Yale to make a study of protective committees, an enormous job. That done, Mr. Douglas returned to Yale, but President Roosevelt soon recalled him as a member, and eventually chairman, of the SEC. He is a sandy-haired man with

d keen blue eyes, a good listener and 3 a crackling talker. He takes a grim

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Hogs Advance 10 to 15 Cents

A decrease in hog marketings resulted in prices being 10 to 15 cents higher for heavyweights today, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Weights under 210 pounds failed to gain and top remained at $8 for 160-170 pounders. Fat packing sows shared part of the upturn with sales strong’ to 10 cents higher in & range of $7.25 to $7.65. Vealers ruled strong, but not materially higher, with best selling for $11. . Beef steers and yearlings were steady to 25 cents lower, while heifers were strong to 25 cents higher. Today's sales were chiefly in the stocker pens.

gains recorded earlier this week. Choice ewes and wethers sold at

o $8. Cattle —Receipts, 1000; calves. 500; weekend trade steady: very little beef here; crop mostly cutter grade and common and medium beef cows; heifers, scarce: most steers. $7.50@9; one loa $10: top, $10.35: few head vearlings, $11.75; stockers and feeders steady, but less active and weaker than earlier in week; sizeable selection medium to strictly good vearlings and calves on sale; cutter cows, [email protected]; cows mainly common and medium selling at $5.25@6; bulls, steady ’s 25 to 40 cents decline, moss

$8.35@ 8.75; natives. to choice yearlings, . vs trade active, mostly to 25 cents higher, quality considered: d to choice lambs, largely [email protected]: top. $9.10 to shippers; sheep, firm; native slaughter ewes, $3.26

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OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4 (U. P.).—Hogs—Receipts, 3800; none direct; holdover, "100; market about steady: to 0: lbs., $7.80; 100-140 Ibs., good -packing sows, [email protected]. Cattle—Receipts, 600; calves, action moderate; steers, yearlings. and heifers generally steady to strong; cows and bulls little changed; package around 550-1b. mixed yearlings, $9; few weighty medium grade steers, [email protected]; medium to good, [email protected]; good beef cows to $6.50; vealers, firm, top, $12. Sheep — Receipts, 1000, including 490 direct; market active, .ully steady to strong on light Susp early sales good and choice trucked-in lamps, [email protected]; latter early top and paid for around head 77-1b. grain-fed; common and medium; $6@8; slaughter ewes mainly $2@3. P.).—Hogs—

WAYNE, Nov. (U. ; 3. 160-180 lbs.

. 4 rket steady to. 5c ibs., $7.75; 200-220 lbs.. $7.65

Ma $7.85: 180-200 : 200-240 lbs., $7.60: 240-260 lbs.. $7. 5; 280-300 lbs.. $7.40: 30 325-350 lbs., $7.30; 140 20-140 lbs., $7.35: 100-120 los., roughs, on stags, $5.25. Calves, $11.50

LAFAYETTE, Nov. 4 (U. P.).—Hogs--Market, steady: 160-190 lbs., $7.80@8; 190lbs... [email protected]; 250-325 Ibs. $7.30@ 7.40; pigs, $7.75 down; roughs, 87.50 down. Calves, [email protected]. Lambs, [email protected].

the-shoulder speeches to groups of hostile businessmen. He calls himself “a pretty conservative sort of fellow from the old school, perhaps too old to be remembered.” And he explains: “I am the kind of conservative who. can’t get away from the idea that simple honesty ought to prevail in the financial world.” He regards the SEC as “the investor’s advocate,” but he has served notice that the SEC can’t save a fool from his folly.”

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$9 top. Oct. Top Recpts Nov. Top Recpts 28 ...$ 8.05 6822] 1 .... 8.00 7428] 29 ... .15 20000 2 .... 8.00 671 31 8.00 100000 3 .... 8.00 6385 4 .... 8.00 8175 Barrows and Gilts— (140-160) Good and choice..$ 7.35@ 8.00 (160-180) Good and choice... 17.85@ 8.00 (180-200) Good and choice.. 7.85@ 17.95 (200-220) Good and choice.. 7.75@ 7.85 (220-250) Good and choice.. 7.70@ 7.80 (250-290) Good and choice.. 7.60@ 7.70 (290-300) Good and choice... 7.50@ 7.60 Packing Sows— 275-300) GOOd eec..c00000000 7.60@ T,75 (340-425) GOOd ...cocoeceen 7.50@ 7.85 1425-550) Good ....... eanvses 1.230 7.60 (275-550) Medium .veccoe.00 7.00@ 7,50 Biaghes Be iA (100-140) Good and choice.. 11s 9.60 Medium ........0 . 6.60@ 7.35 —CATTLE— —Receipts, 601— Steers (750-000) Choice ....cccc.o. [email protected] (900-1100) ChOIC8 “eeeeecs..s [email protected] (1100-1300) Choice scisescoce. [email protected] (1350-1500) ChoIC@ s.sevsscesss [email protected] 750-900) GOOA +ecoesevesses [email protected] (900-1100) Good .cceonoss [email protected] (1100-1300) Goo . [email protected] (1300-1500) Good . [email protected] (750-1100) Medium @ 7.25 9.00 (1100-1300) Medium “...... . -7.50@ 9.00 (750-1100) Commbn plain.... 6.25@ 7.50 Heifers (750-900) Good ...... [email protected] (580-750) - Choice [email protected] (550-900) Common . 7.00@ 6.50 Good coves .nvive nine '5.75@ 6.15 Medium . os 5.25@ 5.15 COMMON: cavsvceeseses . 4.75@ 5.25 Low cutter and cutter ¢see.e 3.75@ 4.75 = Bulls (All weights) Good beef. 6.25@ 6.75 All weights) Medium ... Ihe 6.75 tter and common .... 4.50@ 5.80 Vealers (All weights) Choice .. [email protected] (All weights) Medium [email protected] Su waights) Medium 1300 9.50 ull and common. ..... 6.00@ 7.50 Calves ! —Receipts, 576— (250-400) Choice ...occeveres 6.00@ 6.75 000 ..vvenvereees 5.50@ 6.00 Medium ... .... 5.00@ 5.50 Common ccoveeess 3.715@ 5.00 Feeder and Stocker Cattle (850-750) Good and choics.. S02 9.00 (800-1050) Choice .......... . 825@ 9.00 (500-800) Good .....c.c. wees 1.25@ 8.25 (800-1030) Good .....ccc0vee . 7.25@ 8.26 (500-1050) Medium .... ..... ne 7.50 (580-750) Good and choice.. 7.00@ 8.00 Common e...o..00 090@ 17.00 Heifers— (550-750) Good and choice. $2 7.15 Common, medium. 5.50@ 6.75 Sheep und Lambs ) —Recelpis, 2640— Lambs— an ot CHOICE veveeneesfhinusesesces 8.75@ 0.00 Soe russ eden, sad on Medium ...oe0 eserusevase 4.000 8.50 COMMON e.ceecvsossssessses 9.75@ 700 Ewes— Good and choice ......sesse 3.00@ 4.00 Common and Meditm ....... 2.00@ 3.00 1 r y CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Hogs — Receipts, 11,000; directs; 4500; market, general trade fairy active; light- | weights mostly 5 9-10 pent higher, some strictly choice kinds, 15 cents up; others steady to 10 cents higher: top, $8 sparingly; good and choice 190-280 lbs.. 37.806 7.95: well finished 150-180 Ibs., [email protected]; good 350-550-1b. packing sows, [email protected]; ightweights u

5. $8.10; [email protected]; bulk| 450; market]

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" TONIGHT Lanny Ross will return to the 6:30—President Roosével(;|airwaves at 7:30 p. m. today on WFBM-WIRE. NBC-Blue when he guest-stars on =

"7:30—Lucille Manners, WIRE. 7:30—Burns and Allen, WFBM. 8:00-~Hollywood Hotel, WFBM. 9:00—~Guy Lombardo, WIRE,

Cal Tinney’s “If I Had a Chance” program. : Interviewed on the same program will be Elmer Rice, playwright and producer; F. Van Wyck Mason, author, and Clifford Odets, play: wright, whose marriage -to Luise Rainer is having a second chance following a reported reconciliation. » 8 8 ! William Powell will raise his eye. brows coldly and become a Society: Crook, (a position Emily Post still. fails to recognize) on the Hollywood Hotel program at 8 p. m. today on CBS-WFBM. £33 . Miriam Hopkins will be the guest star and play opposite him in Saiatisglion of “Trouble in Para

President Roosevelt, speaking as “country squire” and New York State voter; rather than as Chief Executive, will be heard in a halfhour address from -Hyde Park at 6:30 i ‘m. today on WFBM and

WIRE. 7 The President is to discuss the

but it hds been indicated that the talk also may be of national significance. ; =» 8 8 You cdn put a-crysanthemum in your buttonhole ‘and .ga- all-Indi-ana tomorrow as you follow by dial the fortunes of the Notre Dame, Purdue and Indiana football teams.

Bill Stern will be at the microphone in the Baltimore Municipal stadium to give an account of the clash between Notre: Dame and Navy on NBC-WLW, : The Purdue-Ohio State game will be broadcast from Columbus and will be heard at 12:45 p. m. on both local stations. Ted Husing wil. describe the annual Fordham-St. Mary's football clash at New York’s Polo Grounds at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow on CBS. The Big Ten battle between Wisconsin and unbeaten Northwestern at Ev-

La Gracie Allen has written her first. all-musical show which is to. be. pres: sented at 7:30 p. m. on CBS-WFBM today. It is an “extra-epie, .plu~perfect .an.d superlative extravaeganza,” says. Gracie modestly. : : The hit of the show, says she, willbe. . her song, “We're the Twelve: Little Cuties.” It was originally write. - ten for 12 chorus girls, but being fresh out of chorines she expects to: utilize. George Burns, Ray: Noble, - Tony :Mariln and Paul Douglas. = aE aE Guy Lombardo and his Royal Cas - nadians will play a program of see. lections which the maestro terms. “heart-throbbers” on his program at 3

Following the Navy-Nofre- Dame game, NBC-Red listeners will ‘hear a description of the battle between

unbeaten and untied Oklahoma and|9 p. m. today on NBC-WIRE. Songs © Kansas State at Norman, Okla. At|to be featured include “Heart and: 12:45 p. nr. on NBC-Blue, Bob Evans|Soul,” “What Have You Got That = will. report the Harvard-University| Gets Me?” “I Wish I Had You” and = of Chicago meeting. “So Help Me.” oy on 2 = = 2 9 "3 THIS EVENING . an (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for . nouncements caused by station pdr fas ha? Jnatetiracies in program ane INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS Chicas CIN ATI ¥ : (CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS) (MBS-Net.) (NBC-MBS) 4:00 March of Games High ] ; % are [Sg HHNR Djrw 4:45 ee Interviews Ein rte or, Pai Sul tens i 5:00" Ho-Po-Ne Club es 5:15 Howie Wing Lous Banter Puritan. Tine Doppnimlew 1 5:30 Melodies Tolan Angle : Dick Tracy Little Review Denton & B beg 5:45 Bohemians G. 0. P. Talk Orphan Annie Lowell Thomas - 6:00 - News © Pemncrats Capt. Midnight Amos ® Andy = 6:15 Jum & Abner Air Newspaper Say It With Music Four Stars yd oid Pres. Roosevelt Pres. Ropsevelt Poo tien Pres. ‘Rooseveld ia First Nighter Concert What's My Name What's My Name... 3:30 Burns & Allen - oo. . Lone Ranger. Eabiser's = li 3 Hollywood Hotel’ Walls Time Crimson Wizard ~ Jambores : 8:30 $5 9” Deat T w' 5 ran eath Valley Jaw 3. THe. Death Valley -:: 3:08 Grand Sant Guy Lombardo Curtain Time Open House 9:30 Music. Mpments my Fidler 9:45 Musio i, X Hn a 1 Nooo 4 id {mmy idler 10:00 New Ame And; Old Hel : 10:18 T. Dorsey's Or. News 4 ney ae : Saal Suflivan : 1 Noble 8 or. Morgan's Or. Jurgens, or. avhouse : 11:00 Week's Or. R. Himber's Or. . , . HE Bim Cleon cmvmon fram. 11: arrie’s Or. . Crosby’s . rosby’ . P 2 i119 Sanita Qrealyy Croguv's, On Roy sor SATURDAY PROGRAMS 3 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOL CIN : WFBM WIRE 1400 OWIBG 1090) EW eT (CBS Net.) (NBS-MBS) (NBS-MBS) 6:30 Early Birds Roundup Rambl, > ‘Lami ER 6:45 9 " Devotions Cowboy Songs Ty ein 7:00 $e hy Musical Clock News: Jam Today’ mit Sono Beekeslam BSG 5:45 og» » Stn Jack & Loretts 100. Organ Musie News : ny — 813 Montana Slim . Dessa Byrd Nes: Emplay, Bur. Bresutast cup 8:30 Fiddler's Fancy Baby Clinic 5 Kemp's Or, wo» LR 848. lad, . .. Democrats Catholic Devotions. Synagogue of Alp 00 8 h. Society Marvel Meyers News; vik 0h The EEE ane. BREE 6 : ” BY » vs : > 35 Stowe. a G. Hall'y Or. Mill Bax . : r a ymphony Monit ’ 15:00 Serenady, AE COT 10:30 Children’s Hour Church News Judge and Molly News 10:45 ”» ” Democrats yn Army Band i mw Eurne Program News: Rpivihms Fed. Women's Clube, His Farm Circle Farm Hour n uv Fepubligans re 11:45 arkets Ee as Boy Greets Girl ~~ » ~~» fie 005, tation” ho» News Round m > ate ewes po # BARE "Reporter Sfeen Hour Ea 2:30 1 AY ers: ! e Sleepy x Sh 1314 : Pure A Ohio ©.’ Democrats Mountain. Girls Roars 9 : — . » rdue-( . - ! " 37 1:00 2 » Purdue-0. 8. U Sn Sitey Hollow B. Krengo's Or. oy 1:30 ” 2 . » ” ” ” ” ” > 1:45 nn Ham Harlin Hawaiians N. D.-Navy 300 a om [I De Kem on 3 3 ” ” ” ” Congert »” our ”» ”» 3:00 ” ”» ”» ” e : Or ist a” ” 3:15 3m iit Roth Swain. » 3:30 pu yn WPA_Or. Yn 3:45 Dancepators. N... Ted Wardon ot 1:00 Salon Or. No i) id News: Jamboree a 45 Duchin’s Or. Gordon’s Or. Sign Off Gordon's Of, ~~ - 4:45 Scholarship py Silent Paul Sulliven

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