Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1938 — Page 21

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fe LISTED IN MANY He 2 High Low Last Change 30 INDUSTRIALS i Abbott Lab .... 58% 58% 58% + 3 [Saturday ...cccccceeeeece.. 148.31 40.92 Air Reduc .....63 63 63 + Ysiweek Ago ... . 13.47 —0.08 : Alaska Jun .... 9% 01 odi2 tty, [Month Ago .. . 155.61 —2.80 1 | Ag, ah : $8" Hoa oo — 105, 1541 low. Fn pic id ¥ m n cer ! ecco xR, : BL : Am Can pf. i. 5 5 15, 2005 | High, 1937, 194.40; low, 113.64. : Am Sar&idy. 28% 28% 28% + % : ih RAILEOADE : m Crys Sug .. ) een Westinghouse Mounts $2;[43 £25 £ 85:0 ff 88 (80 4 w|saturday ooooonnoienennn 200 4050 : Am Eon will i120 20 20, ory, |Week Ago ... . 20.01 —0.22 - a = azor. 4 7) 4 — JA Month AZO ..ccee . 32.36 —0.381 v ~ lam Smeit ...... 49% 49% 49% — 7a Bonds Rally; Curbs Am St anes. on 3370 3378 + Va|Year ARO ..coceccrneccesssse 3130 ~—1.06 Higher Am T&T... 188 i 14515 148. a: 42| High, 1938, 33.18; low, 19.00. . m To . 86% /8 8] High, 1937, 64.46; low. 28.91 oe 11% 117% 11% ees, LE ’ ’ . : Ao a qn 3 % 3314 33% + 15 UTILITIES 5 5 . i x PY oe OF 5, 31, 34, I ii|Saturday .......eceeeenee..s 21.38 —0.18 NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (U. P).—|ailas* Corp i... 87s '8¥a 8% + 7% [Week ARO .ccecersssesceccses 21.75 —0.08 Stocks worked forward fractions to re Thee TY ER Month AZO cccccsccosssssces 24.05 x=0.64 : 3 : 1 t oe 13V 13 4 Year AZO ...-c.eceeescesess 21.50 —0.47 2, points in moderately active deal-|B3if °0fio I ‘ei a Eh T 2| High, “loss. 25.15; Tow, 15.14, ings today. Balt & 0 shai: 4 18% + be| High, 1931, 31.54; low, 19.65. Westinghouse Electric rose 2|Barnsdall a = 5 — ~~ points. U. S. Gypsum and Johns |Best & Co.. 2, 2s High Low Last Change Manville featured building shares Beth Steel ..... oe IT |Mont ward ...51 50% 31 + % with gains of more than a point. |Borg-Warner 0% Mueller Br ... 28 2 2 % J Chrysler and General Motors met Bdeept Jrass 10s i a Yan : good support about a. point above I 3%... |Nash.-Kelv esi 8% 8% y their previous closing levels, while Bullard apt ne 1 3 Nat Biscuit "\\ 35% Sale oolp T° Bethlehem, Youngstown and U. S. Byers, A M... 4 a Nat Dairy Yi 123s 13% 1232 wy Steel recorded gains of a point-and| 29% — % Nat Das 14% 14% 18% I 1 more. Celotex ......ee 16 16 sens N P Zz, ft Tas ede Te a ne 1 1” a el cceee Coppers, rubbers, farm and air- gertamased, ce B Ak al 2**y,|Nat Su Penn 13% 13% 13% — + craft issues were firm. Champ Fomor i 1037, 10374 10214 — bg|Nat Sup 3'pf.. 28 13, 13, — a Domestic corporation b on d §|Chi Mail Order 17% 17 11% — %|Nafomas ..:... 10% 10% 107% — io rallied after a hesitant opening and [Sh MSP & P Ju 4 Ja ...- [Newport Ind... 1812 132 Lj; + 4 turned higher in early trading. Chi Pneu T.... 16 16 16 + %INYC & St L pf 27% 27%, 27% + 3% Utilities attracted virtually the on RI & P 7 pf _ Ve it ri uN Y NH&H pt. 3% 3% 3% .... only buying interest at the outset,| Climax Moly Co Pe one Mel Als Am aval! Ha Un tur % but demand spread to other groups Com’ av Iz 0% 3n 11% T % No Pacific .... 10% 10% 10% + % tered. 3 ae 3 —0 and sizeable gains were regis Comwlth & So. 1% 1% 1% — Ya| ; 5 5 v . Rails moved up a full point and|Comwlth £4 Rts 9-64 5:64 9.04 fod Sy a Eq. Li 37% i I 3 more. Utilities Power & Light|Sons Ol Hi Si a ie tty, lots steer IID 12% 12% 13% .... bonds rose 5 to 53 points to new |cCont Mot . 2% 2% 2% .... Pe 1938 hi i fi tilit up. |Cont Oil Del .. 28% 28% 28% ‘3, | Batamount Pic. 12% 12% 12% .. 938 ghs in a firm uulity gro D. Som Prot .....” 2% 62% 62% + 3 |Para Pic 1 pf... 98 : aia 08 3 A 3uying in these issues was encour- Co Wy i nits i 1080 3% a wi ~ %|Pathe Film ... 11 ~ 10% 1. ry -| Con sS W -6 = ««. |Pan Am Air ... 16% 16% 16 8 aged by the SEC's decision pect GOR Le I en TR REL 19% 19% 19% eee’ ting: the company’s Canadian sub- cD * | Phelps Dodge +. Qa «2 42 ve si Ty to acquire $9, 000, 000 of these Deere & CO..... 19% 19% 19% + Phil Read CI. sa or aa 2224 dehentures at 70 per cent of their Del & Hud....- 20% 20% 20% + Ys Postal Tel pf...’ 1% Js pe face value. Dist LR L50 19% 0 : 1d [Droere service Bes Bu Bw — ome Mines ... 32% y J * 10v/ i ; aya tmproved fractionally DO ines +e 22 Miia 7114 I i} | Pure MR = 10% + % a . TU. S. Government obligations Elec Boat ...... U% 11% 11% + Radio ...... sees AY Ma TH ase drifted irregularly lower in a dull|Erie 1 pf.oiiis 3% 3% 3% + Ja|Revertreh B Ii 11% IIs +n trade. : fe . Richfield Oil .. 8% 8% 8% + Fairbanks pf ... 5% 5% 5% — Yi —8— ‘Curb stocks were frregularly high- | Faq Dep 8 2 a on i athe v { [3 =— x se oe 7 3 cose ef in forenoon dealings today. Ad-|Firestone T «ee 324 37 33% -d BS ur . a wl 48% a: vances in the main list were frac-|Freept- Suiphi 28: 28 28% + v|geahd Rodlick: nt ml mat % tional, but seelcted issues had wide —G— Shell U Oil sa {32 321 #2 gains. Gen Electric ... 41% 41% 41% + 3f|Snicer Tg .... 10k isi 134% AP en Foo i 8 375% += a | S0CO 8C «es ? Ya 8. i.e i namid recouped ange ol : So ve 225; 14 Va wis Sameliean Crp % Soup A, Oo SE Ho He wl in mma ne fos dass im Carrier Corp. and Cities Service im Sb? uF Un t+ % Sala Br b fiR% Bn pu ob = 74 cae Spa ng Pp Pr Gen BY & ots: 2815 2612 281 Livy |Sperry Corp .. 43. 43 43. lll) proved fractionally in the industrial (Geh Ror’ 11 3312 3:2 23:2 I 'i|Stend Brands... 6% 6% 6% + % list. Colt’s Patent Firearms was up Goodrich ..... 223 2082 708 en Flava Oil Tal.. 28% 87 Jo% ue 4% and Midvale up 3, among se-|So00%ear woo: Jar 307 fob FU |Stene ken 1 Lib 134 Yn lected shares. Singer Manufactur- grat W yr » 34% 33% 23% ..,, |Sunshine Min .. 9%2 9% 9a + a Bo ost 2 points anew low atl wont, By 5, BN, > BENE Sow NP Ys 4s on 200. Greyhound Cp . 20% 20% 20% +4 Ya : wT : American Gas & Electric lost all —H— Texas Corp .... 43%; 43 43% eee of an earlier gain In the utilities(itcker Prod ... 10% 10% 10% .... [Tex quiz prod. 1% on 532 wn esse sees ex an eiew /4 ssee section but United Gas and Electric Homestake + . $0% th £0°8 + 1% Aes Pac L Tires T% Tis %o-% -Her ‘es % 4 oie ene 4 weve Bond & Share were firm. Houston on Msc 1st fst L'1,|Thompson YRI. 3% 3% 3% =u Aviation shares moved irregular- Hud ‘Bay Mas. . ns 4714 47% + %|Ihomp Sar 124 A SB TB 1y higher under leadership of Lock- Hud Bay an a3 33% + AITIOS NR Sian dan 48% Toa heed, up % point. Oils were steady.| ; central 15% 15% 1% 4 % Transamerica .. oe 6% 8a + % : 2 2 = Inspiratn Cop. 14% 14% io + Twin Coach’. 10% 10% 10% Lil A nter .. 8% 8% 8% + % —U— - Interchem pf .. 93 93 4 ; eT. Dn Un Uy YL pl|foep oad 8, 0 BN + 4 ; ay Ss Uusiness i's r. J Y V Ya|Un Aircraft Cp. 39% 39 3 + Ya . eS +o. { — / n arv p +1085 1632 163 a = Ys Un Air Lines ... 1133 115 11% Ya . Int Nickel 53% 53% 53% + Ys|{Un Biscuit ..... 16% 16% 163% .... \ nt P&P ...... 3 3 13 + 3§|United Corp ... 3 3 + Yi At a Glance nt T&T .. iv 8% 8% 8% + Ya|United Drug ... 5% 5% 5% : : Int T&T For... 9 9 9° ..”| United Fruit ... 581s 581; 582 + ‘3 GENERAL BUSINESS ntertype ...... 9% 9% 9% — % pn Gas Imp $ -,]3% JY 107% pny 4 ee ypsum 1 : Johns-Man Ty 101% 101% + %|U 8 Rub TF > 1037 102° 109° I “ s 2 2 / / F. W. Dodge Corp. reports NO-|jonesgLgh 7 pf 61 61 61 + i2|u 5 Steel." 1. eau ‘63 I # vember new contracts reported in Xm : Un Stk Yd..... 3% 372 3% .... metropolitan New York and North- Kan C Sou 9% 9% 9% + % —V— ern New Jersey $29,682,000, up $9,- Kaufmann DS. 10's 19% 101s + Js|Va-Caro Ch ... 3% 3% 3% + % > ? 2 JER rR Y jg = 527.000 from year ago; 11 months |Kroger Sus 200 sou 30ie =k Ye total $362,897,000 vs. 524,232,000 in a Fam pla, mp 22 Eth Ie 1937 period and $345,513,000 in|Lambert ....... 15% 15% 155% — 3|Walworth ..... nly Ye Tal, tire 1937 year Leh Val RR 41, Vs 41s J 1g| Warner Bros ... 6% 6% 6s + Ya . Lehman ......, 25% 25% 255% +4 Ya|West Pac ..... Ya Ya Ya. us. “Federal Reserve Board reports I.o-F Glass ... 51% 51% 51% .... Nese El i 114% 114% 114% + 3% —jloew's ~.,... .. 57Y, 58 15 | Weston 38 8 yi November seasonally adjusted in Loft, Inc ...... 6% 65% 6% * lp na veseay 19 1 i + dex of industrial production slight-|Loose-w Bis .. 18%; 18%; 18% — 1 |Wheel Steel ... 27 27 an +B ly more than 100 per cent of 1923- Mr White Sev 4 a 1% 1% ves 25 average vs. 96 previous month. Macy 2d g 42% 42% 42% + 2% | Willys Ovrind Le 4a 4 pt ) General Motors-Cornelll World McCall Corp .. 10% 10% 107 an Bn £0, vs ‘501% Sav av Ty Price. Index of 40 basic commodities | McIntyre Porc. 50 50 = 50 ° -"'% |Worthington '.. 203 20% 20% Th in the Week ended Dec. 3 up 0.1|McKeesbort ... 11% 11% 17% "+ fie Si Mra point: from the 30-year-low level of |Mident, Pet .. 15% 13% 18% FT. |wemow Tr ....18% 18% 18% + % 604-in the previous week; U. S.|Mo Pat of... 1% 1% 1% .... |Young Sheet . . 50% 50 . 50% + 7% index in gold unchanged from pre- : i ; ceding week. N. Y B d 0 National Association of Hosiery e e onas NS REPRISALS Manufacturers reports October ho- BON : : D siery = shipments 11957373 dozen PRICE INDEXES pairs vs. 10,653,009 year ago, third RTE ER, ] consecutive month to show year-to-|yesterday .... 838 an Pas year gain; 10 months shipments week Ago ..... 862 51.7 99.0 810] 105,645,790 dozen pairs vs. 107,115,- | Month Ago S80 625 99.4 83.0 : : 571 year ago. Year Ago ...... 81.9 73.4 94.7 834 Egypt Awaits Cotton Import National Lumber Manufacturers|? Years Ago.... 94.8 100.1 105.8 100.2 Iw : Association reports week ended Dec. |1938 High ...... 87.3 70.0 99.7 83.0 News From Washington. 3 Jrusuer output of 309 mills 182,635,- i Low *ravas Hs 32 8 in 7 000 feet vs. 167,872,000 feet by 563| of LK seer So ’ : 9 mills previous week; booked orders go Jaw. reve 801 os ol iy CAIRO, Egypt. Dec. 12 (U. P.)— 230,082,000 feet, heaviest since July,|193 Low ...... 90.0 847 1085 93.3 Egypt may take reprisals against 5 220800 Shipments 210,369,000 (Copyright, 1938. Standard Statistics Co.) | {ie American cotton industry unless . 179,611,000. the U. S. Magazine Steel reports steel pro- U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS 5. Government reduces. the duction last week unchanged at 61 Treasury Bonds : cents import tax on long staple per cent. sss tot31 aren. en So La cotton, according to Ismail Pasha 8 arc A . 3 2 GORFORATION NEWS. | pH TLR IER DB Lh er Hoan Mune a 4 - esses . . dT Burry Biscuit Corp. : fiscal 233s 1047-45 ...eieaal107 107 107 Replying to a question In the y Pp. ‘liscal years. *ygsg_4¢ 08.15 Jo8.16 108.18| Chamb ended Oct. 29 net income $30,349,|2%s 1953-49 .... 7.1 102.18 102.18 102.18 amber of Deputies, the minister equal to less than 1 cent a common 2%s 1959-36 ........ 1%: 9 103.9 103.9 asserted that the Egyptian Governshare vs. $12,016 or 23 cents year ago. Home Owners Loan Bonds ~~ |Ment since 1930 has endeavored Dennison Manufacturing Co. and 3s 1952-44 ........... 106.26 ‘106.26 106.26 | Without success to obtain a reducsubsidiaries 10 months estimated net DOMESTIC BONDS tion In this levy. loss $88,000 vs. net profit $470,000(, osu. 81 Eo rn STO; seeoni)Y have Leen year ago. A ore oo 200,005 1017 Nin renewed through the Fgypiian lega7 7 7 t : : B 25 60 CV...... ’ 2 tion in Washin DIVIDENDS EE Qi gH, BE ne astute hat tho mene 5 a Stroock & So Inc, 50 cents Chic, Alt" Tet 3s 2. 0%. Ubu ilu |receiving attention,” he said ava y z 1 1 1 : * on common payable Dec. 28 record 81% §, 0 38111 16h 14d igi) “The Eeyptian Government now c. 17 vs. like payment year ago. Laclede G ds 42 40 30% a is awaiting a decision before defin- : Nr ‘Gent wie O03: tgs 1% T8%ling its attitude and taking neces0 Sou (M) 167 16; |S F OREIGN EXCHANGE penn R ® 5s a, Foren pd a 103% 04" Sa psanpes . 5B, safeguard the S 94...c00.. 055% a . AE YORE DO BTL ai Peak 8 BT HE I rencies: Net FOREIGN BONDS Cable Rates an e England (pout a . 54.86% —.01 1-18 High ‘Low. Last CG b S b Eng. 60-4 b Sevive 4.65% 01 I: i6 '|Argent 4%s Tl ....... 85% 85% 85% ur toc S hte oa sores 289 5-32 —.00 1-32 Austislia SL i 100%s 100%% France (franc) ..... [03633 —.0000 1-16 Belgh 6s 3B 0.0....105 " 104% 105 Net Teiee WBEGYE «LL. Brazil 6%s 26-57 ...... 9% = 81: 0% High ‘Low Last Change Belgian (Délga) .... .1687 +.000314"" :|Canada 3%is 6l........103%s 103% 103% |Alum Co Am ..122 122 “122 + Sommuly mite ly TE (Gm eT ME are Ue Uw © 3 i) —.001¢ zechoslov 8s 5 an 25% — rmnio Bn Cp SEUSS TTR df EERE BY BEC ] Tre _ u s 5% 15% % 11-16 Sweden (krona) .... 2406 —_ ooo} 2 Ark N Gas A { 3, Norway (krone) .... 000172 Ark N Gas cu pf 1% 7% 7h 3 i Denmark (krone) ... 308514 —.0001 Ch . St b Bell Ar A 3 a 380s 3 — 1 i A A PR At coe /s /a A A Va ol ica 0 oC. S Blue Ridge .... 11 1s 1%4 XT nh : Can Marconi 3 ve ia i . U. S. STATEMENT en pan CERC ht HE A TU WASHINGTON. D . St 00 0s alt oh. gh ernment expenses PLL ILIA fo! Soy: Advance ALUM cesess ses 3 3 3 |EReEl s Pf..... ‘3% 3% 3% — 3% rent fiscal yeéar through Dec. 8, com- Athey Sop el : 7’ : 3 Gol “08a a 8% $7 Sa + Cc. ’ Cienmsannent ios antral Soh a tS A 1 pared with a oor o ago: Lash Year Aviat & yaran .. . / S3% 3 Com Cop Bins 1.18 1-16 i’ + Ys Expenses ..83.021. bl 781.64 $3.271.388,105.4 12 [2 3% i ; ee b REE han dh otehs ‘The daltts BEAT BORN nd gh ef meet et HY Gen 3 0 Rit AC AE LR 1B TR A .350,153,274.08 783.732.197.21 IY, oats Gulf Oil ire ? Ua 074... Work. Bal _1,727.192.706.08 Eruce EL __...... oe 15% 18 reece 38. 037% 73 == Pb. Debt 38.647.024.083.98 37.168.006 397.67 | Cent a s'w Ul .. 1); fy (jiccla Min ..... 8% ih 3% au Gold Res..14 fis Chgo Corp .e:...« 1% p.O Can .... 16% 18 16%. .... I, ies: ILTEROIE0 81 GETE ONES E00 of or iii siflenan can. gh Jj re 1207.189.86 | Ghee NW Ry . EA ckheed. Air .. 3 39% 3 rh . Comwith Ed yt8 Sieiii15.* 14* 15'|McWms Dredge. 13% I bu IB INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HO Comw : 1 a, [Molybdenum ... 5 °B USE omwlth Edison ... 0% 20% Nehi Corp i NANA La Ofearings =<... oven viii $2, 790, 000 . . Decker & Cohn ees . 2 2 INC ZOD . en 1, 82% 4H + i Debits avian TTI 6,395, 000. Fox P_Bre 10 10 {No Am L&P 4 88 5 —y Gen Household Ure. 5% % 5 |Pennroad .... 3% 5 oy Gen Motor 8% 48% 48%|std ofl onto sil 19 ab 1° Lif FOOD PRICES Great Lakes Dredge. Laan gms aRid (RIO Ol ONO ee 10 Aha 10 — jm B ae 8 -g 8 rule 78 % — % Farce % 5 231, 231 Technicolor .... 20 20 2 ve Me Eon he TD Dr 7% SRUnGaSom,- IM Ph In i 0S . , 4 Sweet Potatoes— Tennessee, cl, SL20A1T. La Salle Extension 3 3 2 Wright Harg 8% 81s * + RC Bi. Sori mht es MELEE CEN EH) CHICAGO PRODU atoes Phoioan. lugs, [email protected]. Caul-|Midland United y Fs B44 Fomctoes Mosler, ht: 5734550 cout Midian 37 # “i CHICAGO PRODUCE Michisan Sate, raven S3atic, onion Nat Standard J mae Market, wink, regipy, sot > -p 7 Market (30-pound sacks)—Illinois Yellows, | Penn R 20 20% | 36 mate: exiras, oa jo. She! Soore: 50@175¢c; Wisconsin Yellows. 60@85¢c: Utah Quaker Oats 114 14 |Bdazsyc seconds, 241 oe pecials firsts Sweet Spanish, $1; Idaho Whites, $1.15. Rath Packing se.ce 26% 26% |score, 28%4@ 80: va as pls, 361 36% Reliance Mig. iH, 1, centralized, 8 score, 25¢; centralized, 89 Er — - Schwitzer Cu. .. ew Sha Se ; Market, steady: receipts, 242 es 2 ar nents rod vad) | i 3% oases. Fresh raded firsts, less than on © SEE'FINAL EDITION {Walgreen Co - 170010 16% 16% 16% checks No. 1, 106: No, 2. he Hp i A | ceipts, 246: dirties, No. Toc 3 3 ; 19¢: refrigerated extras, 2274c: refri ~~ OF THETMES - || DAILY PRICE INDEX [Hediraf 5c Siieraied paki 2 ste Poultry—Market, steady to firm: reSEES FOR NEW YORK, Dec. 13 (U. P)—|(ebis i, ithe Baltic: goer jie Clan Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted spring chickens, 14@16c: roosters. 116 CLOSING STOCK price index of 30 basic commodities, Tex rollers: 15%17c; turkeys, 15@22c. com 5 e—Twins, ~ 14%i@14%c: daisies, 3¥ u OTATI ONS Somplle] ior United P TOSS: (1930 32, eSiaisac longhorns. : 14% @15 15%c, = Q ATION Potatoes—Arrivals, 133: on track. 344: : Satuigay tesesntessssessisss .105 46 shipments 853 Saturday, 63 Sunday, Sup= : very slow; market, we Tuas AND Mit 2 cesesssnsnarnacees 105 24 steady; Idaho Russel Burbanks, ese 2 : oe : . : Year : BO secccescccsvsncses .150. ST 1 colorado, b Li pital SLadsn 2 OTHER LATE NEWS 119 Gia 36311000 137.06 reih Rous hs $l@ iis 21.07%: mara iE Fit % + | ‘ + x . e]

POINT ADVANCE

MONDAY, DEC. 12, 1988

Y. STOCKS

By United Press

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

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HEAVY EXPORTS PUSH WHEAT UP;

Increased Offerings Tend to Check Early Rise; Oats Firm.

‘CHICAGO, Dec. 12 (U. P.).—Improved export demand and firm outside. markets strengthened wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Corn lagged in dull trading. Wheat was up 3% to 3 cent, corn unchanged, to off % cent, and oats unchanged to 3% cent higher. ning quotations were fractionally higher on good buying at Liverpool. Small world shipments, frost reports from southern Argentina, and good flour sales bolstered the! market abroad. The early advance carried prices as much as % cent higher before the demand lightened and increased offerings checked the rise. Reports from Winnipeg that export sales of Manitobas totaled 1,000,000 bushels over the week-end attracted support in the local market. Winnipeg wheat was % to % cent higher. It was also reported that a fairly good business was put through in American ‘wheat, but the amount was unconfirmed. A cargo of Australian wheat was reported sold to Ireland. The weather map showed little moisture in the Southwest wheat

5 | belt over the week-end. Snow was

reported in Nebraska. Corn prices opened firm, but reacted on local selling. No export |} business in U. S: corn was reported. Buenos Aires corn was lower today. Local grain receipts included an estimated 109 cars of corn and 35 cars of wheat.

WAGON WHEAT

City grain glevators are paying for No. 7 red 58c: other grades on their merits. Cash

corn, new No. 2 yellow, 42c. Oats, 22c. LIVERPOOL WHEAT (U. 8. equivalents based on Sterling at $4.66.) Prev. High Low Close close Dec. e.iuee oes 87% 67% 67% 67 Mar. old ..... 667s 66Ys 66% 66 Mar. new ... 62s . 627% 62 May old ..... 67% 66s 66Y2 66% May New cece . 63% 63% 632 62%

CENTRALIZED BANK IS URGED

Overproduction Blamed for Economic Problems by Gov. La Follette.

The first aim of a new political party should be to centralize the nation’s banking system, according to Governor Philip La Follette of Wisconsin. Governor: La Follette spoke last right before the Indianapolis: Open

Forum in Kirshbaum - Community |}

Center. “Our problems are not produced by politics but have been previously: produced in laboratories and - the shops of inventors,” he said. “No sound economist will deny that America has the farms, the factories an necessary to produce a high standard of living for -all. The crux of the problem is—we can produce al we need, but we cannot buy it.” Governor LaFollette asserted that only through a third party will we be able to expand our new economic frontiers and still retain the individual liberties and rewards for creative endeavor. “Neither of the old parties is able to face the issues of today,” he said. “Both are built on issues long past and dead and neither can unite itself

our times.” Asserting that New Deal policies are pointed in the wrong direction, he said no nation can afford the extravagance of paying millions of people to stay out of production. “What's wrong with the WPA is that too often it is raking leaves, not making shoes, bread and other forms of real wealth,” he said.

LIVESTOCK, GRAIN CARLOADINGS RISE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 (U.P.).— Carloadings for the week ending Dec. 3 amounted to 649,086 cars, an increase of 15.5 per cent over the preceding week, according ‘to the Association of American Railroads. The sharp increase was caused by the fact that the previous week was shortened by the Thanksgiving holiday. The figure was. 4.6 per cent above the corresponding week in 1937 but 7.4 per cent under the same week in 1930. Grain and grain products loaded amounted to 35,775 cars, an increase of 6616 over the week before but 1638.less than a year ago. Loadings of livestock totalled 16,681 cars, 2912 above the week before and 1527 cars more than the same week in 1937.

: PRODUCTION RISES IN STEEL INGOTS

CHICAGO, Dec. 12 (U. P) —Steel

ingot production rose 3 points to

{59.3 per cent of ficapasny inthe Chi- |; forth Week grulin ig. Dec. |

$280. ares 1 Increased buying W the “automobile industry bolstered mill" schedules. Other miscellaneous demand remained of encouraging volume, though some lines indicated a leveling off for the remainder of the year. ’ Scrap prices weakened 25 cents in a very dull market. No activity is

93 | anticipated before January. Prices

on No. 1 heavy melting steel are at livered in the Chicago district.

Sra] MAKE CHRISTMAS 1939 i A MERRY ONE

i Start Saving Now in One MN

of Our Christmas Saving Clubs

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130 E. Washington’ a

Manirance Federa)

CORN WEAKENS,

"the productive workers |?

on any fundamental problems of I

$13.75 to $14.25 per .gross ton de-|

Swine Prices Slip to $7.80,

Vealers Down

A 10-cent loss in local hog prices today was confined to weights above 160 pounds, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Underweights and pigs held steady.

ITop on 160-170-pound averages

dropped to $7.80. Packing sows sold weak to 10 cents lower, from $6.60 to $7. “The cattle market was comprised mainly. of heifers and cows which sold steady to.firm. Top carlot sale in steers made $9.85 for 1025 pounders. Most heifers brought $6.50 to $925. Reports of a New York butcher strike reduced vealers 50 cents to a top of $9. A late limit of jm $9.50 appeared. Fat lamb prices were steady, but yearling values declined 15 cents. Native lambs were scarce, selling largely at $9.25 down. Fed Western offerings reached $9.50; Yearlings were $7.85.

Dec. Top Rects.|Dec. Tap Rects. 3 ....8 7.95 8600] 8 ....$ 7.70 5472 cess $89 5 cans 030 503 5 cess 7.80 57611 10 .... 7.90 2000 6 cone 1.70 412/12 .... 1.80 329 % oeess 070 5472| Barrows and Gilts | D2cuing Sows Good 4 and 275- 300..% 700 T18 150-160 8 7.33- 1.80 0 A. Si 690 160- 180. 80 Medium 180- 200 7.60- 7.80| 275- 550.. 6.25- 6.90 200- 220. 9.55- 7.70! Slaughter Pigs 220- 250 1.45- 7.60iGood and Choice— 290- 300. 7.25- 7.35| 100- 1 .$ 7.00- 7.50 250- 290. 7.35- 7.50} Medium.. 6.85- 7.35 CATTLE (Receipts, 1436) Stee! Bully olice— 750- 790. to J I 50) Ste ‘Gd ri .$ §.35- 11 7.00 900-1100. »3 1100-1300 11.00-12.50 Mots o “com 4.75- 5. 5 1300-1500. 11.25-12.75,, wo Vealers Good— eights— Cho. ice ..$ 9.00- 9.50 aio. rs-lasn Goode oF 3% §E0 1100-1500. 2.0 iff Meutuim,, © 7.00-; 8.30 1300-1500. -11.00 Common 5. 00- 7.00 Medium— os, CY 750-1100 7.50- 9.00 1100-1300. 7.75- 9.00 CHoK Ceo: .$ 8.00- 9.00 750-11 6.50- 7.60] Good .... .7.00- 9.00 Common Plain— Medium... 5.00- 7.00 Heifers Common. . 5.00- 6.0 Cholce— eeder and 750- 900. 9.75-10.75 Stocker Cattle Good — od— “750= i 50- 9.75| 500- 900 $.17.75- 9.00 20: 500. 8.50 3.1 800-1300 ° 7.50- 8.75 Mediu edium— - - 500-1050. . 340. 7.15 3e- “900. 7.50- 8.507 0 on. 632 EH 550- 00 6.00 7.50':004 Joes. nS 550- 760 $ 7.00- 8.00 Good ....$ 6.00- 7.00| Gommon and Medium .. 5.50- 6.00 . Common... 5.00- 5.50 medium 5.00- 7.00 Low cutter > & ey 3.75- 5.00 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 2357) Lambs Ewes Choice “39 o0- 3 30] Medium ..$ 7.00- 8.50 8.5! 00/Common.. 6.00- : 2 Good and iB. ER Common and medium ....cseess 2. 00-13, 30

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 33,000; directs, 13,000; market, moderately = active, light hogs mostly 10 cents lower than ijday 8 Ser age; others 15 to 25 gels good and choice 160-240 50-290 1b. butchers, $7. oy: weight and yy packing sows, $6.50 6.85; smooth Ne weights, up to ‘$1.

Sheep—Receipts, 12,000; directs, 600; market, practically no early action on fat lambs and Jearlings: indifations around 25 cents lower good choice lamb erin bid $8. Ya 10 Dest held [email protected] and upward; few sep Shout steady; native slaughter ewes, rH 7 2.000;

Cattle—Receipts, 14,000; calves, market, shippers and ‘order buyers taking several loads choice and prime long yearyngs and light steers steady; paying $12@ etter; otherwise very little done, wedk: to 25 cents lower; meatcutter strike in East a retarding influence; prospects weak to 25 cents lower on. rank and fle boyy prime heavies absent: generally $8.7 1.25 market, with killing quality al over week ago today; Slockers very scarce, firm at [email protected]: Ohio finishers paid up to $10.10 for half Tat wellred steers scalin around 925 lbs.; heifers steady to 25 ‘cents lower; cows steady to weak: bulls fully steady; vealers 25 Cents lower at $0 down; weighty sausage hulls up to $6.75; cutter cows, $4@5.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Dec. 12 (U, P.) .—Hogs— 0: 260 direct. Matket joy

vi $7 20 nORT0; 100-149 1bs.

28° "mediim:

ket, active, around 900-1b. yearlings, $10.2 loads medium to good neirers. 35@6 0; cutter. grades,

38 ae. 0; vealers,

BY nding 50 difew

Be = i ht ly y on ig Ri ed: in lamb 98h; choice ible un Sh an 0; slaughter ewes mainly

rect. lots good touche absent a 3 ca medium,

Bank has. announced the engagement of $8, 464,000 in gold abroad for shipment to the United States. Of the metal $760,000 was engaged in Holland and the balance in England, The bank's daily gold statement showed an import of $320,000 from India. There were no exports and

there was no change in gold held under earmark for foreign account.

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TUNE IN TONIGHT! WIRE—9:30 -SECURE PRIVATE NECESSARY CONVENIENT

£.0FC. EXPECTS

INDEPENDENCE IN “NEXT CONGRESS

Rubber Stamp to Be Tossed Out Window, Washington Review Predicts.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 (U. P.) ~~ The U. S. Chamber of Commerce in its weekly Washington review today|; forecast, increasing independence in the new Congress which will assemble in January. Pointing out that no definite Administration legislative program has yet emerged, the review commented: “There is a distinct impression that the new Congress is in a mind to write its own ticket and toss the rubber stamp out the window.” The chamber forecast Congress: would pay attention to Social Security Act amendments, changes in the National Labor Relations Att, revision of farm legislation and national defense, “The alleged political activities of such agencies as WPA in attempts at primary purges and in recent elections will undoubtedly claim the spotlight during the session,” the review said. “The chase of alleged ‘monopolies’ will continue through the session but with no immediate prospects for definite legislation, Government spending will come: in for an enlarged share of legislative scrutiny. Many statesmen have taken a solemn oath ‘never again’ to sign away their constitutional birthright of control ot Government expenditures to appointive afficers .and bureaucrats. Time alone can reveal the binding qualities of such fervent pledges. “All'. in’ all, at this distance, it promises to be a session of ‘much

0 cry and little wool.” ”

PETROLEUM FIRM SEEKS INJUNCTION

Charges Rival Companies Interfere With Trade.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (U. P.)— The Eastern States Petroleum Co, Inu, filed a $1,500,000 suit in Federal Court, charging that three . other companies had tried to prevent it from selling oil it had purchased from the Mexican Government. An injuction against continued ‘| interference was sought by the com-

Asiatic Petroleum Co., the ShellUnion Oil Corp. and the AngloMexican Oil Corp. The defendants were alleged to have used threats and coercion to try to keep banks from extending credit to Eastern and to keep ship owners from chartering tankers to Eastern. The company has been buying oil from the Mexican Government since Mexico expropriated foreign oil properties on March 18.

BUYS ALLEGHANY BONDS

Guaranty Trust Co. has notified the New York Stock Exchange of the purchase and cancellation of $350,000 in Alleghany Corp. 20-year collateral trust convertible 5 per ‘cent bonds due April 1, 1950, This action was taken under |! terms of the Alleghany Corp. col-

: | lateral trust indenture dated April 1, 1930, and was against the expendi- |

ture of “deposited cash” amounting to $143,013.

LOCAL ISSUES

FT. WAYNE, Dec. 12 (U, P.).—Hogs—| The following quotations do not repre-i_ Market, 20 cents lower; 160-180 lbs., $7.60; | sent actual bids or offerings, but merely 1830-00 ibs s.. $7.50; 200-220 Ibe. HN 220- eet the, approximate market 1svel .30; - s.. $7.20; 260-280 |kased cn buying and selling quotations o bi $10 B00 0 EE MES J, recon transactions S., ' - S 45; 120-140 Ibs, ot 100-120 1bs., $7.13, Stocks Bid Ask u » , ’ ’ ana 3, 100 OP CT EY pp Ram oR ; e ack Ss p i Cent Ind Ee fa... 2 28 LAFAYETTE, Dec. 12 ( —Hog %% ket 10 to 20 cents lower; Tao. 169 Toor Fo 55 Home DE Ly aye > pid, I 3 @17.75; 190-250 1bs., [email protected]; 250- 350 Ind & Mich 7% = ...108Y Zs lbs., [email protected]; pigs, as is Tou Ind Gen Sve Co +105 10612 $7 down; calves, [email protected]; lambs, $8.50 $9. Ind Srdro Electric” hs Tota “es 65 —————————————————— Indpls Gas COrp ......oeeuves IT iis *Indpls P & L 8 99 LOCAL PRODUCE |;mdnis pr & L 6i2% » 0 103 ndpls Water Co 5% Vin Heavy breed broilers, 4%2 lbs. and over, as Nat Life Ins To com 1 27 14c; hens under 4'% lbs, 13¢; Leghorn|N Pub Service 5'2% pfd.. T1 74 hens, 9c; heavy breed hens, ldc; Barred |N Ind Pub Service 6% pfd.... 77% 80% and White Rock springers, 1% lbs. and|N Ind Pub Service 1% pid.... 8512 88% over, 13c; colored springers, 1% Ibs. and | Progress Laundry Co com 11 13 up, 12: Leghorn broilers, 1% lbs. and over, | Pub Service Co of Ind 7% pid. 42 45 He; spring chickens, 2 Ibs. and over, 13c; Pup Service eo ot And ou 7% pid. 23% 20% 0 roosters, +0 7/0 sae 4 White Gs; 5 tbs. and over, Joe: white 3 Haute Tule FY Co com 2 2 ucks under s., 8c; colore UCKS, 5 YB2D ER Milk Ge sam. i; lbs. and over, 9c; colored ducks under 5 Van Camp Milk “bonds sess 10 11% lbs... Tc; geese,’ 9-12 lbs., 10c; young tom onds turkeys, 14 lbs. and over, 15c; voung hen|Amer Loan 5s 46.......... esses 95 100 turkeys, 9 lbs. and over, 17¢: crooked Citizens Ind re 4%8 61....... 102 100 breast Jurkeys, 15 lic; old tom turkeys, llc; Lratbe Reynolds, ie oS 42. 2 100 0 urkeys TF W 60% 43...n. No. 1 strictly Sesh country run eggs, |Home T & I Fi zo To 43..... 10s 108 ; 24c; each full case must weigh 54 lbs. and Ind Assoc Tel 47 In 8: 87 108% 101% over; a net deduction of 15 cents for each [nop s Da Na a ne 66 **105 107 full ease under 54 bs. will be made; pullet | Indpls Water 3/252 89: ..- 43 52 eggs 7 1 ’ Butter—No. 31233; No. 2, 29@29%¢; ED Co's 2 gt ie lot butterfat—No. ¥ No. 2, 22c. Morris 5 and 10 Stores 57, 60 98%; 101 Pri (Prices qioted: by Wadley Co.) Muncie Water Wks 50, 65. .... 102V2 ... atmaecolrwashs——m—————————_—— Noblesville lt x & P 7 82% 47.. kk 102% 0 Tel Co 6% 47. ....00000.0 GOLD ENGAGED ABROAD Public Tel Co 6% 47... ..... 100 ’ Richmond Water. Wks 5% 49. 103% 105 . Seymour Sater wks 5% ’49.. 100, 103: Sok aute Water s 5% . RA NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (U. P).—|T Haute Water Wks 67% 40. Lo 2 a rac ern. Cor The New York Federal Reserve Market St AVostnens Corp. . . 24.32 26.14

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TONIGHT

7:00—A1 Pearce, WIRE. 7:20—Margaret Speaks, WIRE, 8:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. 9:00—Guy Lombardo, WFBM. 9:30—Eddie Cantor, WFBM.

"Two famed personalities in international affairs, Secretary of State Hull and Prime Minister

Chamberlain of Great Britain, will be heard tomorrow on CBS. Mr. Hull, who is leading U. S. {delegate to the eighth International Conference of American States at Lima, Peru, will interpret the probijems of the conference at 5:45 p. m. Mr. Chamberlain will address the annual dinner of the Foreign Press Association at Grosvenor House in London at 3:40 p. m., and may be heard on WFBM. The association is made up of the world’s most prominent journalists, assigned by newspapers of every nation to cover events in London and other important British cities. » 2

NBC is preparing to salute old Santa’s annual globe-circling with scores of special programs, including Christmas messages from King George VI and President Roosevelt; international pick-ups from Bethlehem, France, Italy, Switzerland and other countries; religious services, opera broadcasts; dramas, community sings and other holiday broadcasts both at home and abroad. The first Christmas program will be heard Wednesday, when the New England Conservatory of Music presents a program of Christmas music at 8 p. m. on NBC-Blue. Climaxing the two-week series will be the lighting of the community Christmas “tree in Washington on Christmas Eve, to be described at

ON THE E RADIO |

Mrs. Roosevelt will participate in the festivities. The biggest news of the year will be dramatized on NBC-Blue at noon

1938” presents the outstanding news stories as selected by the Press.

Metropolitan Opera Company’s pres= entation of Humperdinck’s and Gretel,” will be heard from 1 to 2:40 p. m. Dec. 26 on NBC-Blue.

2 “ 8 Robert Montgomery and Olivia DeHaviland are stars of the Radio Theater production of “The Scarlet

will direct.

Mr. Montgomery will play the Scarlet Pimpernel, a figure of mys= terious appearances and disappearances. Actually, he is London's

and is engaged in rescuing. aristo=

Terror.” Miss DeHavilland will play the part of Lady Marguerite Blak‘|eney. 8 2 9 3 Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, beginning their 10th year of broadcasting on CBS tonight, are a far cry from the band that charged $15 to play at a party in Mr. Lombardo’s home town of London, Ontario. Success has kept them busier and richer, making re= cordings and playing nightly at the Roosevelt Hotel in the winter, and on tour in the summer.

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: KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WENR-WLS, 870; KWK, 1350. .

0; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670.

CBS—WABGC, 860; WJR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850,

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