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FRIDAY, DEC. 16, 1938

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¥ | 3 ISSUES RESIST | State New Car Sales GRAIN PRICES Packing Sows (1923-1936—0; £2 i ii ——* | unin 91 Drop 15 Cents; SELLING: MANY aie] HOLD STEADY; 10D ents; 50 —50 | | J ’ : vo y : $0 NA 50 : Local hog prices held steady toth: ; | ; , ~~ |day, according to the Bureau of Break in Loew’s Unsetiles 100 too’ [Drought Restricts Offerings |Asricultural Economics. The top «1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 [1936 1937 1938 LE ‘|on 160-170-pound butchers remained Mar ket Temporarily; : Indiana University Bureau of Business Research. At Pit; Corn Exports at 3 wo Packing 20vs lost 15 cont . and sold within an extreme sprea Bonds : Down. Reported Down. of $6.25 to $6.85. Tne cattle market had a weak 3 ; oe Mo undertone. Receipts of only 400 NEW YORK. Dec. 16 (U. P)—A By United Press CHICAGO, Dec. 16 (U. P)— Bead hardly elloved values oo be break of 4% poin 1 rain prices held about steady in Jes ed for any class. Vealers kept points to 52}: in Loew's Bd DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES | Crain prices held : V "to their recent advance, selling at unsettled the stock market today wish [Low ast oi 30 INDUSTRIALS very slow trading on the Board of i550 ton after a steady opening. Trading,!Air Redu 8. 6. 6, = 3 Yesterday ....o...eee........151,82 —0.01| Trade today. Fat Lamb values were firm. Finhowever, did not pick up and most aon _ 330 w 127s 26% 26% ne We 2a, rpassesvravien or 10000 21 Wheat was unchanged to off %|ished Western offerings brought L 2 : G y g , x teesssessesaeses.. 140.93 —2. : i issues ian selling. | Around noon | Allen Indust! .. 1078 101s 100s + 7 Your ake voreiesins pl 12598 —o.7:|cent, corn was unchanged to up % 0.30, Noth Hinge were mark a long list of gains was noted in Allied Stores .. 1004 40%a 300 — 4) High, 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95. cent; and oats were unchdnged. r Allis-Chal " . 481 4813 — 38 » . ’ ; $7.65. rious secti Am Bank Note ifs 177 17% — Ya| High, 1937, 194.40; low, 113.64. vie fons" EER eH WD Re mman foorm me ee, ai a i i m Can ...... at Vian m ec. o ects. ec. 0 ects. Per 5 Said e Loew’s situation C& F pf ... 49% [50 50 + 1p Yesterday ..... sseevoendsse 3110 $0.21 was yory. 5 Be da t bu ‘8 $ a 6183] 13 . $ jn 8130 was’ purely isolated, based, largely | Am Chain & C213 21% 21% — %2 Week ag0 ...ccocepucecnncn.. 23.35 —o.14| Uncovered resting or érs to: Yi 5 1% &u . 503 14 270 5001 on g stockholder’s suit charging pay- Asi rwm ITs ire ims vy, [Month ago .......c......c..s 30.80 —0.95 May wheat at 66% cents. Contin-| jo <:. 790 2000 15 .... 7.30 6930 ment of exhorbitant salaries and a A M = Fdy 15% 15 1 v2 — YiYear Age .. i ies. iinindeln 31.43 —0.25{ued Sought a2 the Southwest Te 12... 7.80 4820/16 .... 90 6782 Government antitrust suit. Other|i r& 8s rook | .B% «BYE ir'ry,| | Mish, 1038, 35 18; low. 19.00. stricted offerings. was_repor i ; —— . Barr i ki 4 amusements held steady. Am" Roll Mill al 21% au — High, 1937, aa that some wheat ‘in the Southwest es wir and Gills we hi aa m Sme alg 2 2 2-2 i - . Steel shares were around the pre- [Am Si%kaies’ 36/4 36% 36% — YA |Yosterday i..vivreonenes sis wags) VAS, beinig Dlowed under. Chojces - | 340-435. © 6.50- 6.90 vious close. Chrysler rose more Am Sugar _.. 21% 2lia 23Ls + 3% T mtn Export news failed to give any| 140. 160 § 7.25 7.10 425- 550. 6.35- 6.55 ¥ Am Susar pf. .1000 10074 1007s — 34 |Week ago .......oeieciieenn. 2131 —038) 0 oonnent Sedttered sales of | 160- 180. 0- 17.70| Mediu : than a point. Douglas aircraft and |am Tat 148% 148% 148% + Ys |MONth 280 .....ceevesereess.. 22.95 —0.65 g 180- 300 1.90 1.70] 370 By 6.00- 6.65 Bendix made new highs. Small am Water W : 13% 13% 3a — Bivearare .........os daverks os 21.42 —o.15| Manitobas from the Pacific Coast| 200- 220. 7.40- 7.60 = Slaughter Fes losses were noted in New York Cen- Alcona ".ii1i 33% 33 33% — '%| High, 1988, 25.19; low, 15.14. constituted all North American bus-| 220- 239. 7.33- 7.{Good 5d Cue Soh 40 tral- and Pennsylvania, Republic Armour 2 ex’ rrg3e 5554 533, iy, | Mish, 1987, 31.54; low, 19.65. iness reported. Winnipeg gained | 290- 350. 7.15- 7.25| Medium.. 6.65- 7.25 Steel and U. S.-Smelting. Case lost [Asso Dry Goods ios 0s i w= % dn 1 Er Net to *% cent in the first hour. CATTLE (Receipts, 18) ; : oY: /; — w a point. : : A vs Bi $012 Bo — w is oY das Changs Liverpool wheat (Closed irregular, Steers Is. Rails led a quiet and irregular |Aviation Corp .. $a “7p = if|Marine Mid .... 2% 4% © 4% + lup 1% cent to off % ‘cent, with the Leen. 10.00-11.50, O'S. hte - 7.00 decline in domestic corporation dil Martin Gl Rts.: i 2 2378 —1-16 | deferred deliveries weak. Pressure| 900-1100 10:50-12.25 Meaium iy 25 bonds. Bald Loco cf .. 14% 14% 14%... [MASSER eo GL 5% + % of Southern Hemisphere wheat was|1100-1300 11.00-12.50) Cut.. COFZ, F.f3° : : a ao Ch vr ian ae IgE DS .. s 41 41 + % 1300-1500. 11.25-12.75 Yealers Southern Pacific - 4%s of 1969 Bayuk Giz ..... 20% | 201s 201s =v Maytag ........ JS 5 5% ... la bearish factor abroad. ood : *Snolce’ Fin 0- 10.50 . + § ’ 943 4 aie A Vine - paced - the. decline with a 1-point Beli Gh Saex 240 3 i? Ir ye McKeesport —.... 18% 18% 18% .... The weather map showed no re- Po Bb $1050 & ood. . 00-10.00 loss at 51. Other carrier items had Beth Steel 5% | 74% Tota + Ya| NESE Mach ... 40%a 40a 40js + ja|lief from dry conditions in the [1100-1500 8.75-11.00| Niediui 8.00: 9.50 major fractional losses. Bein Stel 5 of. 175 | 17% 17% — Js |MOEacpt 15 14 11 1% = is|Southwest, and the forecast indi-|ogiR0 900-1100) ommon, 5.80- 8.00 Laclede Gas 5s of 1939 set up a |Black & Decker: 22% 22% 22% + !a|Monsamto of ...113, 113 113, — %cated possible rain or snow in only 750-1100. 7.50- 8.75] Cal ! ; The | Brae AT 351 | 39 33% I 4i|Mont Ward ..... 5215 52a 5215 .... 1100 1300 7 Receipts, 460) 1-point gain at 79, but other utilities | Boeing Air .... 335 32, 32, U8 Mor & Ess...... 3115 3112 3112 4+ '1|a few states. Coming Plaine © C(Cholce— ~~ edged off fractions to around a point [Borg-Warner ... 327s 327s 3278 + % Mueller Br ..... 28% 28% 28% — %| Corn prices wer irtually un-| 75 men saline 250- 400. 8 8.00- 9.00 Borg-Wa UR Ee NE: i prices e virtually 0- 00 * 6.50- 7.501 & 290-300 under lead of American & Foreign | Brewing Cp Am. 6 6. 8. il |Nash-Kely % 8% 8% changed after fair demand wiped Hol Heifers 1 n . 5.00- 7.00 a a, = ric Teese. / ! 7 seve : 0 - Power, Commonwealth Edison and Busoni go 13% 12% Bix T 2 Nat Aviation 1 3 3 15% :.i. |out opening fractional losses. Trad- Soles: o75:1078 Co ommon_ 5.00. 6.00 Now York Sty Tesctons nl iiNe, ul 0 EER HE HE HE SpE Tie enor U.S, con | 0. I SE or ue %:3 8 vi 8 isti =1/ 1 ” - - y ag Pap 7 WT Nat Distilirs 2 p34 2A + 5 reported lower offers of U. S. corn.| 207 900° 530: 238 500 900 $ 7.75- 9.00 trend. lo Net fend . ... 2 2 37”? >.''y,|No export business was, reported. Medium — 800-1300 7.50- 8.75 U. S, Government bonds Were Un- | canada Dry ... 13% | 18% 18% — %|Nat Ewr & Lt. 7% 7% 1% + 4| Local grain receipts included an 0-300. 7:30- 5.50, Me. 7.00 115 der moderate pressure in the early |Cap Adm A ... 7% 1% 1% .... |Nat Sup Penn.. 1 $2 1212 1aiz 7... 2 |estimated 148 cars of corn and 38| 550- 900, 8.00- n.50{ Common. 6.25- 7.25 trade and registered losses ranging |Saipentersit -- 20, 0 20, By, io |Newper port Ind... 1 fo 16% 16% —'%|cars of wheat. Oona REE to 3-32 point. Long-term Treasury |Celanese ...... $9! Sig 3s? ty (NY Ar Bre... 407; 8% 48% +1. | seamen good ie $35 618 330- 760. $ 7.00- 8.00 A rie i losing |Celotex ..0: [ll 18% 18% 18% + IaiN Y G Omnibus 35 led WAGON WHEAT Medium: .§ 5.25- 5.75) Common and oy 8% Drevious cious Certan- feed, 3 10% Joa 1% 7 J No Amer ...... 21% 33 (3138 .... 1 city grain elevators are paying for No. Emme 75. 3a medium" 3,00. 7:00 . + ca 2.4 N Am Ava .... 17% 7% | 11% «evs red 58c; other grades on their merits. uch & : : : 3 : . $ cutter 3.75- 4. » Latin American, French and Ger- Shes J v Be or 202 33% 323: + ° N ‘Pacific ..... 11%2 113 11% 4 ‘!s{corn, new No. ° vy.llow, 42c. Oats, 22c. SHEEP on mean issues led the foreign section |Ch M StP&P 5 1B aes : Qs (Regeipts, 1615) 3 : ChMSIP & Ppt % Ss $% +... lohio Ol ....., 9% [9% 5. = Lamb irregularly higher, Chi & N Ry i: if i 1, | Oliver : 8 ate, a ( Y b S b amos Se — F Eq ... 283 283 aE Curb stocks were irregularly lower [Chi Pneu T J 171; 17%; 172 + 1 One Ey 3 BR». Be — & ur toc S Ewes gu y 3 1 3 1 id Chol 2 in light dealings,’ Price changes|cni ® 15 6 pt 3, al Tr ffOvens II Giass 69% 68% 68% + t ht 33 Common. © Io an ] ; — Ne - } Mo were small. Chickasha C | .. 13% 13% 13% — “.P. 6 High “Low Last Ch Good ANd BRACE... vararnese $ 3.50- 4.50 wa. ios : Chrysier. ...... 837 82% 827% ¥;|Pac G & El ... 28% 28% 238% y 2 ast. Change | comm. dium ..0..000007 2.00- 3.5 oii Limited, Aluminum Colgate Pp. 1 4 List Ji rr Par Co... 80 : &" 8” + Ja|carter corn 20% 1% HCL on and medium. 3.00- 3.30 : 0. of America, Babcock & Wilcox | So18ate P % 8 B+ nL Tie : c+ |Cities Serv .... 6% 6% 6% — % Y Y o : 2 > . of & So :.... 5 h 5 2 Para Pic 2 pf. 123; 12% 23 y, gl : % ; . ~ d and Qarrier Corp. were fractionally |Col Brdcast A . 17% 17% 17% .... |Bark Utah PI MOR 1 + WCve pilim ut UL Ben CHICAGO LIVESTOCK lower in the industrial list. Rust- |Col Brdcast B . 17, 1. i —_— Ys Darke Davis 31% 41% 41% + Y% (Com & S wts 1-16 1:16. 1-16 +... Hogs — Receipts, 18,000; directs, 7000; x Colum Gas 634 634 6% .... athe Film..... 101s 101s . 1035 .... Con Cop Mns 7% TY 7; MA. light hogs fairly active, steady to less Iron & Steel firmed slightly. Con Credit 58%z 581; 58, — lo Penney -..... Tis 7712 | T7%2 ...._ |Creole Pet .... 23¥s 2317 9312 -_""v,|10c lower than Thursday's average; others United Light & Power, United Com Ine I con 1 Site 51 Va + 3 paz Am alr 15% 35% 1374 — 3 grown Drug 455 1% 1% 1% .... |10@15c off, top, $7.50; good and choice Gas and American Gas & Electric | Comwlth So. 1% 1% Ws i... | aelns Dodge faa 437% 437% + Ya Ea ant J 13. 80st ® 88 = aT 2s: S10 2s %. San a) were pu fractionally, but Electric |Cons Aircraft. 25% 251s 25%a + ails Peto 1h, 42 42 .... IE Bd & 10% . 10% 10% — Y|light and medium-weight packing sows, ; Comwlth Ed rts 15-64 15-64 15-64 .... a . 2 132 - 13% .... |El Bd & S5 pf. 62 62 62 + 4 56 3s@s. 50; extreme weights down t 56. Bond & Share was easier among | Cons Edi f 1017 17 7 — Yg|Bort R Am BB. y Bh —Y : 4 gn > g | Cons Edison pf 1017 101% 101% Ya | Postal 2 i 2 #|El Bd & Sh 6 pf 66% 66% 66% -+ Ya| Cattle—Receipts, 1000; calves, 300; - utilities Cons Film pf... 11 + 11 TN ostal Tel of . 1'2 112 1! .... |Pord Can A ... 65% 6532 63% — 7 i ? ‘ Emp Ty 8% 8% + 1 Press Stl Car . 12% 1274 12a + ‘%iPord M Lid |i. 3% 334 334 - 78 | ket, eager Shoplies 21 kiling classes | Come Oil mr Bia Gon gee TL 4h Dublic Serv i317 Sf" ST T.CIGUA& B..le8% 8° 68° al Ena veariings confined to few loads me: Cont Mot ...... aly 21, ius p , 103 1103 — laiGulf Oil :..... 397 39% 39% — la ] Cont ofl Del 364 3012 301 Pullman ... ... 35% 35% 353% — 1% |Hecla Min a1 91, als — 1 dium-grade selling downward from $8.25, ) il De 4 Ya Ya .... |pure Oil 10% [10% © 10% — o, hee oay2 ar at 8 | with odd head and lots to $10.50; few beef Cont Steel .... 267% 267% 2678 — Ya|Pure O 5 pf ... 719% 19% 793, Humble Oil ... 68% 68% 68% ... cows to $6 and slightly above; low cutters {Crosley Corp .. 93 9%. 9% + !% Purity Bak ... 14 * hy ny EI gsten Proj .- 2h 2a 3s ¢*e= land cutters, $3. 504 90; sausage bulls to : : ; Frown gee 1 FE 11% 155 road Re : Lockheed Ar |. 305, abi 309% 4°", $6.25; vealers achive, top, $9.50; bulk, $8@ f LARGEST SINCE 30 Curtiss Wr .. 67%) 67% 8% + Ys Radie ....... ewe 73, 734 Ys Mewin Dredge 18% 10% 18% -— VY D opiockers and feeders closing 25c or 3 R a & at Container oss Quins A140 gh Il CRE HE ch hy DUMLERLE Ce mn mn UU) EES, dh Ra b oT Ein i 1 pt 21% 21% 21% — (y¢H UO ---- 29 58 ° 58° 1 134|ity considered; bulk good and choice ! D Lac & W.... 634 63% 6% .. : kang foe 1% 1 18. an Niag H Pwr 1% 7% 132 eres giate, [email protected]; few best held around : Dome Mines Il sai 32% 33a Il Republic st10.. 337 28% 3s; Ly |Fennroad .... 12 43 Gh LO, (BE stetieed ine devaward © 38 a 125° Cities Report Building Davies ar oi: Joid: Jd fod vw Referees IRE de fT shemin an dolly toy BRE SOR ad Hintmeigits ; — 1. Reyn Met ..... 8, 1/, 3 = eaise 8 J 9 see 1 ’ S . Du Pont aa D E 150 “ Reva T Yer B sos i 7 $i 124 a Tecrpicile? i An 2 2, = ve eligible around $4.2 ’ \ € om i ay 7 9 n Gas op oe /4 y 4 / Construction Increase. |enerws... 8% 8% 8% — % chmdield ON 2 LL Uh + mili BW Hl HI 4 _ |Ex-cell-o ...... ne 23%. 23% — ¥2 Safeway 7 pf...103'2 1032 103% — % OTHER LIVESTOCK | ; : —F— it 1. Say 3 p : : CINN | NEW YORK, Dec. 15 (U. P.).— Fed Mot... .... A JB hn LS Fran ol n Ja a ia ( hicago S tock Ss Fo 3000, euding 338 direct: TAL as ¥ : > irs rs ... 0 Oz .... seve _{ Building construction, as measured Food Mach r 3a Bi 353 + la/3eArs Robbuc. Fs Iu He + % Ibe: $6550 any) So oa : ‘ oster Wheel... 251% 2. fp we DEES SOC: wor, ? > 8 vine ; | by the value of permits filed for|Freept-Sudphur 28% 28% 28% ..-. |Shon Gn off |. 14h ie Ups Ls ph ipesies Mie hens Ju me J Settle ps BE TIE ll | - iy h ret» $2 Aviat COTD ..s.ev . Ya = 1Y slow, uneven; part load aroun - | Dew bulldings alterations, S00 Io loin a oo 2h gu on = u|SRE AE Nhe Tn Ton Tan Sedu LAER Ra : : ih... 20k y, 2 ly an- . ro Pose Eoun ed to $89,648,169 for Gimenal &: Hs 1p U5 —- % A fz 3a 32 — 74 Bendix Aviat .. 5% 24% 25% heifers $5.25. light mixed yearlings, $8.50 — cities in November, the ldrgest|S2meyell Co. 13s 24 81% T 1}|Socony-Vacuum. 13% 13% 13% — ig Bruce EL ......... . 10; 18:5 @Y; good govs, [email protected]: cutter gredos I for'that month since 1930, according | Gen Bak Tote 34 134 34 ERE 1 ope ug... 2 167s 16% .... Belmont HSlo SRP. 10e 8% §% Ya mostly $3.75 5, most bulls, [email protected]; | to a report by Dun & Bradstreet, Gen Cael. 18% 15% 1912 ves South Pac iinet 189 134 23 = % Chgo Corp ... .......... 1% 3 eep—Receipts. 700, none direct; marGen Cigar .... 21 avs an ; } 18% a 18° a ; ket, ful d = 3 uth Ry ...... 203% 203; 20% 74 |Comwlth Ed rts 22 2 et, fully steady to strong and around Inc. 31 Bisetniey: 432% 43% 43% + 8 outh Rv pf... 3 % 30% 0% + be Comwlth Edison “967% ‘2 25 cents higher than a week ago; good | That represented a gain of 28.8|Gch Sictors ©. 5002 50% 50% — 1p|Sperry-Corp Ll 41%h 41s ‘are, — 5g Elec Housend 2 3 IN tes. Commo and Imam: $7 . . / 7 4 1125 / y / a » | per cent over the November, 1937, Gen Ry Ing... 190% a 2 - YD rane 1 1 4 1228 12% + Bb Ee iors 50% 50% | @8.50: slaughter ewes. $2@3; run includes * total of $69,588,965. It was a decline |Gen Stl C pf.. 29 2, 5B. desk 7 3k 3 + BW Jars WE 38k Tr ir ey gsionisd Ts Tne: of only 7.7 per cent from the Oc- Gillette SR . Wm te Th + wR QB BR Bn BL plkewprue [100 4 “3Ys 31 81035; 250 strictly ood 74-lb. average, tober, 1938, total of $97,111,919, com- | Goa "adele | 232 2302 42 11 |S ON al Bi slo se 8 or ES Be... Bla Bh 8 LAFAYETTE: am 52%, mos wi 2 , 2 or 3 5 3 gol “ep /; 1 i Ceaetnreene / 4 /s — pared with a seasonable decline of | §934rich ----- or 24 is Siarrell, lS 3 3072 3h — %!nMirshail Fig oe 30% 303% market 10 to 15 cents higher, 160-150 Ibs. around 12 per cent Soermes 1 "9: 8k “in — ines Web. Py Hn Hn — % Mechs Me A Si gi 4 350. The oo eT aay. On » a Y 7 aker q a y 1% ... Ss or | Va b For the 11 months ended Nov, 30 | Graham-Paige.. 11s 1% il ..... Sunshine Min. 9 9 . v, | Mid West wis 1 ot" | $6.75 down: calves, 2000. 50; lambs, $8.50 1S en . Grand Union.. 1% 1% 14% — ta|g ahs ‘ 0nd TRIM ve DEL 3, 334 @9. total value of permits filed amount- Gr St... 18% 18% 18% + 718 upothly oh 3 “ 3734 Tu — 1. |Montg Ward ....: 1, save 5 is FT. YNE. Dec. 16 (U. P.).—Hogs— ed to $1,057,950,033, the best for that| Ne Tot | 20% 3% ov © | Siming Gla xw. 6% 6% en T “Ee en oto 8% 8% 8% NATE eR: 200.920 Ib Joi, sre. tao; period” since 1931, and 4.5 per cent |Gt Nor Ore 14 14 1 + 1s —T— Swift 9 iit J8Ys 18% 18% | lbs. $7.30: 240-260 Ibs.. $7.20: 360-280 To r oor Xt oo Ten Ee SC WEL 08: Ke vere - 8 8%a | 1bs., $7.30 “ S.. over the $1,012,171,992 for the cor-|Giceind Gp" 51 31% 3h T..%|Texas Comp i. av ey fas — ui SWI Intl fll 27 2m 2) 00,300 HI08 S000 Sh IB 5 3 : - : 1 3 3/, 53/, > Tex G Sul ..i. 32 i — 15 (Wahl eessssccssnss Va 3 % 1bs.. 95 40-160 lbs.. $7.45; responding 1937 period. Greyhnd 5% pf 12% 12% 12% .... |e} pach T 8% 3 2 ie 4 140 Ibs. $7.30; 100-120 lbs. $7.15. : Guant Sug .... 1 g 1 1 ses» "| Thatcher a 19%, 181, 19v4 x 12 CHICAGO PROD CE ja Dguens, $6.50; stags, $5.50; calves, $10; So Sy wef : Thomp Star (i. 2% 2% 2% + Y% U * Hat Corp ..... 6% 6% ° 6% ... |Timken RB .. 504 50% 501 — 1 Y B da Haves Rdy ..:. 4 4 4 4 1alTr Cont 33; 3a) “ash oy Butter—Market ttl - 4 Ve Lo on S Ber in! 80% 30% Joe + » 20th Cent Fox. . D257 25% 257 +4 ig iy) Bose: ioe, : tre. Seltles. 5¢ “S18 toons) FOOD PRICES ey : . , ; ’ —al 4c; extras | Scorely vac; firsts, . x BOND PRICE INDEXES Homestake i int Jit $32 2i''y,|uUnton map 135 12% 12% Bh oatlc STS Ass Speciale’ "103 ME CMaeiatom. bu. SLOT. 20 20 20] ‘eo [Houston off im rd Union Carb ... 89% 89% 80a — 3% Scots) "$5a8ic! Standards.” Srastic, Swe £" Pot Er ssny bu. ame. .20 { 20 | S Aes 19 } eee Up 1 : a i y 2 | centralized {88 score), 23%c; centralized | SWeet Potatoes Tennessee bu. hampers. mah, male ull slhlzolien Bo 7 8% g% I (Bron o i i oo i Sie CAIs, i Di, JiR v d res. : ahs 2 2. ER Va L a — Y4| Eggs— k. fr —Illinois u., ec. "Tomatoes Tow ay .. 23 59.3 98.6] 814'Gentral.. ...... 17% 17% 17% — %|Un Air Lines .. 11% 113% 11% — % Pros RGR hes leds Than cae. Sages. Mexican lugs, 83; 2533. 50, Cauliflower— wersro ime sms wn dod MeOH 3 Reno HR HT BN SURE EST hela acl qual dl ele, Ba ci : cess 87. : ; . ool t edad z 3 va :1iNo, 2, : : ornia ampers, a Cele he Year ago -..... 81.4 72.6 04.4 do 8 jasshs cis Md. . = 5 a save United Pruit ... 631%; 631, EE aries No 180; ‘cuirent * recei Xo Michigan square crates, 25@@65c. F nia on Toe Soois 20. 518 99 10% To mmem yy T8y Ou Ow 2.205, WP 0 In zetfidersion lexinas, Jovi felrilefaluy tang: Marksii0.Ib. ogicks)_Tilinols, Yellows, 50 3 . . ‘ N cee 41 4 rr] s . a > 340" . 51 — 1938 high ..... 87.3 70.0 99.7 30 Int Harvester.. 1's 611s 61a +4 3% US Hoffman 7% 73 i pen raat ig, Sie AC. ce |consin Yellows. 60@85¢; Idaho = Whites, Int M Marine.. 3% 3% 3% .... ||US Ind A 251, 251 steady. ipt $1.20. 1938 1oW ...... 749 47.9 87.3 70.7|Int Nickel ..... 54s 54% 54% .... |U S Pipe & F.. 46% 482, 15¢; AW 5 Bens. 31 ee 1937 high ..... 95.0 101.2 106.0 100.7 Int P & P pf .. 18'> 132 132 — 9% 'U S Rubber 51% 5134 hens, 11%2¢; spring chickens, 15a 160; 100S-~ 1937 06w ....... 501 63.3 i Int BP & Ppt. 481, 482 4812 — 7 U S Steel . 66 651 ters, 11 3a broilers, j I aL as 2 8L.limt T&T 09% 9% 9% + Ys Vanadium lll 214 2744 11g 24c e Tollers, 15@16c; turkeys, G-M SALES DOWN IN. ran ole i 4 1051 100.2 jr 3 T For. a 05 a 39% + 1a] Yictor sch .sie nH . @ hetse—Twins, 141, @14%c; Haisies, 14% OW viva. 5° 933|Johns-an ...... 3 05 — Ya aro ae 38 3% 15Vc: longhorhs, 14% ? (Copyright; 1638. Standard Statistics Co. |Katsar Jui 15° 137 15° © 7% Vabasm © OF 2% 3 Fotatoes = Sibpies Bodeiate: demana OVERSEAS MARKET jz T Kelsey-Hayes A 13% 13 13% + 1; Walker (H) ... 49% 49 firm on. a Blsaty oF oie Se! - : re en Low rami BE Hh HOw Wate gu of Mcolites “(ition sacks). 81.0601 45 wur-| NEW YORK, Dec. 15 (U. P) ig} ow as 8 3 a esha Mo Vg } cClures (¢otton sacks), [email protected]: (bur- , C. 2) 3%s 1043-40 June ....1052 1052 1052 |Leh Val RR... 4% 4% 4% 4 %| Wes O 3 3 lap sacks) SS i nen. 1078 J 10% Lehman Toe wn on YT h|We ones. ade 3 $110: Michigan. i PY nites: | Overseas sales of General Motors Lehn & Fink .. 11% 13 3 v, > @1.15; 3s EL 3% 10 9 1 Lige & Nes 9 5s 9 : 3 = Ver i 8 LE re Son 3 Nore Di 130. Frivniohs, "6; [cars and trucks in November wefa 8 - ) ; tre ; , — uto Su ] S@ ; rs 105.10 5 0ILIRE Belt i fo 19% 19% ¥ %) west Pac of iD. 24s. 2 2| “Arrivals, 13, Con rack, 381; shipments, | 20,050 units, or 11.2 per cent below 3s nad] 1074 1074 | Lome Star Cem. BY 59 8 TT.7 West Alr Bke .. 2012 29 1. the same month a year ago, ac23s 1963-58 ... 10218 10218) To en By Hp Hp oy White Rock | Ta LOC Y Soréing to a. répors. Home Owners Loan Bonds Mack Tr oe. 2913 Bid 3pif I ig | Willys Oyerld Pt 4% 4d OCAL PRODUCE Sales in the overseas market in 2s 1944-42 ......... 104.10 104.10 104.10( Madison Sq G.. 13° 18° 1° lil : der ely Heavy breed broilers, 4}z lbs. and over, Ihe Ars 11 Mono? 1933 amon FOREIGN BONDS Manati Sug U... 1% 1% 15% Va | Yellow. Tr ..... 19% “19 8 -— 1s Bpus Banger baed as i degen 2d to 320,601 wnlis, a deciine of 23 High Low Last MAD ELRtd :... 15% 15%; 15% + %2/Young Sheet .. 5314 53 — 3,|and White! Rock Springers. 1% Ibs, arred per cent from the corresponding Argent 3%5. 7 1. rennin 37s 374 87%). peer, J; 13c; Rojpred springers, JZ ibs. and 1937 volume, while in the 12 months § { y orn roiiers Australia es oh 99%; 0914 U. S. COTTON LOAN SALES VOLUME UP over, Be: spring chickens, - 3 Ibs. ahd|ended Nov. 30, sales showed a drop Belgium, 8s 5 53 10535 105 105% over, 3 old roosters, 9c. of 2.4 per cent at 355,734 units. Berlin C El sles i 2s we wd STOCKS ‘ENORMOUS’ quate ducks. 5 Ibs. nd over. 1c: white| The “corporation pointed out that Canade 5s 52 Sin 10% 110% | FOR CHAIN STORES lbs. nd oler, 9c: folored ducks under b|these sales figures included the fier Shan qT a 108% 108% N : : pins ! = and over, 16: Vole hen Products of Genes] Motors 20 4 4 5 4 and over c; crooked - far il se Bh 28% uo% . NE Dec. 16 (U. P).—| NEW YORK, Dec. 15 (U. P.).—|preast kore: le; old tom turkeys, lic: Jean, Canadian, Engl and Oe Daly 7s 51. LT Ten Ten elief is spreading among ' cotton Heavy seasonal gains lifted sales|,,No. 1 strictly fresh country run eggs, | United States and Canad i Mer Trt 0s is o % traders that Congress may take volume of chain stores in November, Zor enh Boll am on of 15 Ie ts for py pate 8 = Ents. ph % y : s._ ; full case n 5 i 1 DOMESTIC BONDS "| some action at the coming session to the best levels of the year, ac- fete . 5 der 54 Be will be made; pul-| REORGANIZATION PLAN SET 2 0 Bonigate the enormous Jolaings cording to the Chain Store Age. |27%c. Nd No=G2%4 Mo % %2| NEW YORK, Dec. 16 (U. P.).— 10 on that jare now in the pos-| « (Prices quoted by Wadley No. Members| of the Postal bondholders 4 Session, of the Government, accord- ony, Yume touched is han —_— advisory | committee have decided ing to one ity. - Sirech. 8 Shpnor My Co. renorts fin the standpoint of seasonal CARLOADINGS FORECAST sl 2 Lemar gg ’ erformance, trade activit t t «| that approximately™,600,000 bales of |} y Y os a h & C is “b 4 the best level of any month thi "{ grap able Corp. is the “best cotton now are in Government loan ; y month this| PITTSBURGH, Dec. 16 (U. P.).—|plan that could b tiated und ; ; year,” the publication st p cou 8 Negotiated Juger 2 : 4|stocks, leaving lan estimated 11.700,-|" pe IL 1 ated, The Allegheny Regional Advisory Present circumstances,” according to N Y Cent ref 5s 2013... 61% 6114 6115/000 bales supply of “free” stocks Dp cals composite index counsel for the committee NY Cont ref Boots. elu ‘elu ele ks. | stood at 109.5 per cent of 1929.31 Board, has forecast increased car- L . Rem Rd av se Dt 1a ¢2121 All indications, the company said, Pp 29-31 : : Re Ar Laas 103% 103; point to a carryover “of less than average for November, compared [loadings for the first quarter of (RA A RRR RA RA RARE Warner Bro 6s 39 ...... 91 00% 907 £000,000 bales of ‘free’ cotton on with 108 in October, - During the |1939 compared to the first quarter of ~ i July 31, 1939.” corresiniing two months of 19371938. BR Join OW ¥ U. S. ST ATEMENT aors continued to circulate inl He index dropped from 114 to 110.6.. dis Board Ssfimaled loayinge 5 : ® NGTON. _ anv. | the trade that mills may close down 3 IRE Sualer a HE I: , hn) I tor the eur- for a prolonged Christians noliday,| DAILY PRICE INDEX 648 cars, an increase of 24.4 per cent |i OE, 4 rent! ar ae! through Dec. 14, compared and in some cases may extend the] NEW YORK. Dec. 1 ~ |over the record of the first quarter % ed g Tig Y curtailment after \the turn of th roots ao (U- PJ. —lof this year. Loadings during the|i Expenses ..84. NE aro $3 22st eh 07 : ol the Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted|first quarter totaled 557,627 i 7 : 3 ’ . \ 1. Receipts... 2.443.300:603 26 2 671.700.408 41!year.. Stocks were understood to be price index of 30 basic commodities, ee ir rm— % TOS .. 1,576.271,785. .334,448. i i i j Nee ation: 1330 Taalaaes Gran ana 80 ping ® In RR compiled for United Press (1930-32 LEAD STOCK APPROVED C+ CLUB id . 2.357.888, ,653.555.036.10 I / , equals 100): ° CHICAGO, Dec. 15 (U. P.).—Th 2 bal. 1.731.105.455.18 78.071.87 , Dec. (U. P).—The Bk Sl. Lei ae ah Yesterday .......e.e... 104.46|Chicago Stock Exchange has ap- 3 d res...14,379.786.007.36 12,764 887.773.19 Week A ay B : : ¥ Customs.. 151,314,402.41 '198,218,618.11 INVESTMENT FIRM Belt AD 1» vefrewesiisvnss. 108.25/F0VEd ThE gDplication of the St : : : : : Moftth 880s set sebs siarineses 105.69 Joseph Lead Co. to list 1,996,841 : ear taser irct nant, shar : : MUST SHOW CAUSE 1938 High Jan. 100 ......... hi Shaves re fe dl sock, $10 ‘par \ SEE FINAL EDITION : 1938 Low (June 2) .......... 102.43|trading upon registration under the ; DETROIT, Dec. 16 (U. P.).—At- re securities and exchange act of 1934. §& OF THE TIMES torneys for the Fidelity Investment’ RAIL MERGER APPROVED % Be Financially Ready 3 yo | Association, ‘with which 60,000 per-| KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 16 (U. IV . 5 ¥ for wr FOR sons have invested $600,000,000, must|P.).—Merger of the Ka C - Th : nn oe Christ 1939 : : appear in Federal Court here Mon- Southern and the Louisiana & Ar- ; : ris mas in g CLOSING STOCK day to Show losuss why the company (kansas Railroads inte. the Kansas : Fi deli { J y ! ; shed Bo e restrained from using|City Southern was approved at a 1 I I y 4 / QUOTATIONS fe mails or participating in inter-| proxy meeting of Kansas City ; 7 J : 's o . gommeree. Southern stockholders. This was » ® r ust Company by Tio Show eau SNdar Way signed |the final step prior 0 a hearing by 23 East Market Street g rd J. Moinet|the Interstate Cominerce. Commis- All Makes Rented snd Repaired

Matmbes Federal Deposts nce Corporation

- Belt RR & Stock Yds com... 52 |: 54 , RR & Stock yas Prd. . 52 Ea Cent Bnd Eo Ps - 38% 2972 Home T&T Ft aoe % pid. 54 Hook Drugs inc com........... 13 Ind & Min 1% ek Be iwnaeny 10804 1... Ind Gen Sve Co 1105%4 1062 Ind Hydro- A ny 81 A «ee D8 62 Indpls Gas Corp ...........e0 «10 L *Indpls P & Is 6% pfd........ L 96%, 99% *Indpls P & L ‘612% pid... 101 104 *Indpls Water Co 5% pid. 102a Jancoln Nat Life Ins Co com.. 24% 27 N Ind Pub Service 5'2% Pid. «1% 74 N Ind Pub Service 6% pid. . . 18 81 N Ind Pub Service 7% pid. sedis 88 91 Progress Laundry Co: 11 13. Pub Service Co of Ind Toa pid. 43 46Pub Service Co of ind 6% pfd. 24 27 So Ind G & E 48% en os 93 96 T Haute Title Hes ch com.... 25 28 Van Camp Milk Co....... 60 621% Van Camp Milk és com.. 10 11% Bonas Amer Loan 5s 46:..... . 95 100 Citizens Ind Tel 42s 61....... 102 100 Crabbe Reynolds. ae 55 42. 92 100 Home T T Ft W.5% 55.,...103 105 ome T & T Ft W 6% 43.200. 104 106 . Ind Assoc Tel 4% 6 ...105%; 107% Indpls Railway, Inc 5% 61.. 49 53 Indpls Wate: 3% 68........105 107 nter Tel & Tel 25% 67.. . 43 52 Kokomo Water Wks 5% 56....102% 10442 Kusner Packing CF 2 4128 50. . 8 101 Morris 5 and 10 Stores 5% ‘60. 981% 101 Miincie Water ks 5% 65..... 10212... Noblesville H Li & P 6% 7 47..100% 10312 Ohio Tel Co 6% 47.......000.¢ + 100 Public T€l Co 6% 47... ..0. ut 97 100 Richmond Water Wks 5¢, 49..103% 105 Seymour Water Wks 5%: 49...10 103 T Haute Water Wks 5%... .... 100%... T Haute Water Wks 6% 49. 101 ils Track Term: Corp 9 63 Market St. Investment Corp... 24.96 26.82

AUSPICES FAVOR BUILDING TRADE AUTHORITY SAYS

Economist Warne However, That 1920-Type Boom Is Not in Sight.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16 (U. P).— The construction industry will start 1939 under ‘the most favorable! auspices in a decade, according to L. Seth Schnitman, consulting economist for the International Statistical Bureau, Inc. He said that “now, more than ever before, many intangibles are at work” which eventually; will bring to the construction stage projects still in the blue print stage or “in the recesses of men’s minds.” Such = “intangibles” are ‘the “clamor for needed relief: for the railroads, for rapprochement with the utilities and for a sound program of national’ defense,” Mr. Schnitman said. The economist tempered his enthusiasm for 1939 building prospects with a warning that it was not a coming building boom, “if by that term we mean an early return to the levels of the middle 1920s.” “Too many hurdles still stand in the way,” he warned. He pointed out that, while it was important that planned construction during 1938 was ‘75 per cent greater than the planned construction reported in 1937, in equal importance is the fact that of all construction work planned during 1938, only about one-third was actually started and prosecuted during the year.” There is an indicated deficiency of three billion dollars between planned construction and work actually started and prosecuted during 1938, “representing a substantial backlog of potential construction on which the new year hegins,” Mr. Schnitman declared.

GRAIN FARMS EARN LITTLE, IS CLAIM

Canadian “Economist Gives Prairie Return as 3 Port

WINNIPEG. Se, Dec. 16 w, P).

the present. préjrie farm represents only about: a’three per cent return on the capital investment, Prof. E.C Hope of the University of Saskat~

ference on markets for Western Farm Products, here. Mr. Hope said it had been suggested that farmers should learn

order to meet debts and answered: “Present grain prices barely maintain a reasonable level of living. Any policy that compels such a solution does not solve the problem if we hope to maintain our present social system.” He told the 200 delegates discussing possibilities of shifting from

soil, climate,’ tBpography and @ distance frofa'market have dictated what crops should be planted. | Prof. G. E. Britnell of the University of Saskatchewan urged lower costs for “tariff-protected” which the wheat farmer must buy and promised - that resultant benefits would aid Eastern as well as Western provitices.

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ON THE

TONIGHT : 7:00—Lucille Manners, WIRE. 7:30—Burns and Allen, WFBM.. 8:00—Orson Welles, WFBM. | 9:00—Farr-Nova fight, NBC-Blue. 9:00—Guy Lombardo, WIRE.

George Burns will be back on the air as usual tonight, to settle any rumors about that. After pleading guilty recently to charges of smuggling, he boarded a Hollywood plane to rejoin Gracie and resume work on this week’s program. The program’s sponsor said yesterday no change in the radio schedule was planned. Jack Benny, called to New York to testify before the Grand Jury in the same case, also left for Hollywood yesterday. He went by train, taking writers and cast with him to work on next week’s w on the way across the continent. . " = "

The ' American contralto, Rise Stevens, who made her Metropolitan Opera debut last -week in Strauss’ “Rosenkavalier,” will be heard. by radio opera listeners for the first time- tomorrow when she sings the title part in Thomas’ “Mignon.” The regular matinee broadcast may be heard no NBCWIRE at 12:55 p. m. Richard Crooks will sing Wilhelm Meister; Josephine Antoine, Philene, and Ezio Pinza, Lothario, Wilfred Pelletier will conduct. > . 2 ” “* Attention, sport fans: A blow-by-blow description of the Tommy Farr-Lou Nova heavyweight fight will be broadcast from the ringside in Madison Square Garden, New York, at 9 p. m. today on NBC-Blue. Sam Taub, veteran fight commentator, will describe the bout and Bill Stern will give the analysis between rounds. 2 nn = At 5:45 p. m. today, WIRE will

questions about Indiana, its history,

RADIO re

the second program in their series of Monday and Friday broadcasts

in which competing teams answer

culture and people.

In the lineup tonight will be one team from the Real Silk Hosiery Mills: Capt. Howard King, Noah Brooks, Jennie Park and Mable

Rubber Co. will be composed of Capt. William L. Jensen, E. W. Rowles, C. M. O’'Donohoe and N. M, Lanham. Representing the Shinola- - Bixby Co. will be Capt. Guy Dison, M. A. Healey, O. A. Baker and P. M Woerner. ” ” EJ J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, will - make one of his rare appearances before a microphone today when he discusses the activities of 'G-Men. for the CBS audience at 9:45 p. m. Mr. Hoover will review the develop: ment of the FBI under AttorneyGeneral Homer S. Cummings.

” ” ” A program by the Matinee Mu= sicale’s student and junior sections will be broadcast on-:the WFBM Children’s Hour at 10:30 a. m. to= morrow. There will be piano, harp

ensemble groups. Mrs. Albert Reep. adviser; Miss Edith Jane Fish, stu~ _ dent chairman and Mrs. Asel Spell« man Stitt are in Shargy of the = broadcast.

2 » ” If you're dialing through the am=ateur operator wave lengths and hear the call letter WBQUT, har on. - That's Freeman Gosden spea ing in his natural voice instead of the high one he uses in Amos ’'n’ Andy. Mr. Gosden has just been awarded those letters for. a new short-wave amateur transmitter in Hollywood. For years he had one in Chicago and evidently has de- ~

open the Hoosier Question Box for # ”

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THIS EVENING

: e Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane : nouncements caused by station changes after ress, Hime : INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS AGO CINCINNATI WIRE 1400 WLW 1700 (CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS) (MBS- Net.) (NBC-MBS) 4:00 Butter Forum High Schools Melody Time Hannab y 4:15. Santa Cla N 3shnson amily Farm Leaders 4:30 Tea Tunes Interviews Orga Jack Armstrong 4:45 » » Santa’s Land LA anderson Noel 5:00 Ho-Po-Ne Club Lone Ranger Cinnamon Bear Don Winslow 5:15 Howie Vine ef n Swing Orphan 5:30 Melodie! Nick Tracy With Musie Denton & Barbep 5:45 Sophie Tucker Hoosier Questions Orphan’ Annis Lowell Thomas 6:00 News. » 9» Cant. Mianizhs Amos & Andy 6:15 Lum & Abner Marvel Myers Swing It . Four . Stars 6:30 Jack Haley ” 9 Bob Elsen Unannouneced 6:45 v’ Newspaper of Aly Inside “Sports Inside Sports 3% First Nighter Concert What's My Name What's Mv Name : «20 ”» |” 3 Burns & Allen n » Lone Ranger Robison’s Or. 3:80 Playhouse Waltz Time ‘Crimson | Wizard Plantation ; . ”» ”» ’ Tr ran Death Valley Tomarrey's Trib. Beith Valley . 9:00 ‘Grand Central Guy Lombardo Curtain Time Open House 9:30 Jordan Consv. Uncle Ezra I Need A Job Uncle Ezrs 9:45 Jr. C. 0 Jimmy Fidler ” ” Jimmy Fidler 10:00 Amos & Andy Old Heidelberg Pau 10:15 Noble's Or. News Little’s- Or. Spotlight Ivan : 10:30 T. Dorsey's Or. Basketball Dope Week’s Or. Playhouse 10:45 | ” ’ Gasparre’s Or. " ”

Lyman’s Or. S. Kay's Or.

* Concert Or. Moon River

11: 13 Strikes & ares 207 | 8. Kaye's Or. : 11:30 Hamilton’s or. J. Garber’s Or. J. Garber’s Or. Review : 11:45 ” ”» ” ” . Deutseh Or. a SATURDAY PROGRAMS : INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATE = WFBM WIRE 1400 | (WIBC 1050) "w -c (CBS NOL), (NBS-MBS) (NBS-MBS) 6:30 Early Birds » Roundup String Busters Lamplighter 6:45 a” ” Devotions Hoosier Tigers Get Acquainted . 7:00 ” ’ Musical Clock Breakfast Jam Today’s So ay lu nen gi | Boer Grant” 3 ” ” ”» ” ” ”» Farm 8:00 Org Musie ews News 8:15 Moana Slim Dessa Byrd Mirth Club Breakfass om 8:30 Fiddler's Faney Baby Clinie Top Notchers » ” 8:45 we Breakfast Club Devotions Synagogue of Ale 9:00 Hillbillies “Symphonic Band Kay Bartlett Smilin’ Ed 9:15 non Hvmn, Singer 3, 0m Amanda Snew 9:30 4 Corners Charioteers Parade Mail Bag 9:45 ” ” ” ” ”n ” ” ” 10:00 Serenade Musicale Santa’s Cliprer Yaushn De De Leath 10:15 ’” i" Radio Citv 4 Rhythm Mak 10:30 Children’s Hour, Kokomo Musical Bandon gun ers Ha ealih 10:45 ”» ” 1” ” ” . rl Band 11:00 no» School Patrol Noon Rhythms Women’s Clubs 11:15 ” ”» ” ” ”» ” : Colleg. Revus + - 11:30 Farm Circle Farm Hour Ba” Farm Hour 5 .11:45 arkets ” ye Boy Greets Girl £ 12:00 Meditation . " . Back Home 4 3» 12:15. ‘News s Head Covered Wagon 3 ” ‘12:30 Modern Musie WIE Reporter Roundup Peter Grant 12:45 ~ ” 3 Campus Capers Rangers 1:00 Light's Or. Metro. Opera, Milt Herth ~ Metro. er 1:15 4 i” 0d 9” Tropic Moods ” or 8 1:30 Buffalo » ” Dance Or. ” ” 1:45 Fran Hines ol ” » ” ” ” 3 “2:00 Norway’ s, Xmas dd Varieties "in 2:15 .”» ”» ” ” ”» ” 2:30 + Charles Paul » i id ” ER 2:45 ”» ”» ” ” ” ”» ”» ”» x 3:00 Salvation Army id 1 J. Savitt’s Or. » ” 3:15 . * ”» ”» William Appel. od ”» ‘ 3:30 Dancepators nn Humdingers 3 ” ? 8:45 ” "» » is Jennie Sheffer. ”» ” - 4:00 Scholarship Rhythms Jamboree Truly American z 4:15 »” » News Sign O 8 " 4:30 pon Swingology Silent Gordon's Or, 4:45 ” 9 Samta’s Lan ” ” Swingelogy

NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 107

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

0; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670.

CBS—WABC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKGC, 640; CKLW, 1030; wiy, 5.

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