Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1939 — Page 15

ONDA FED. 6, 1959 x . : " . | Your F ederal Income Tax AT HIGHS SINGE || Each Person Required to File Income Tax 3 ‘ Return Must Also File Duplicate. ) A R b J ss = 8 8 8 = | : : + a Duplicate Returns : pb : Every person (except nonresident alien individuals, Commonwealth 5 Southern nonresident alien fiduciaries, nonresident foreign part- ! v » 2 . . . Rises 71/3 Points; Other nerships, and nonresident foreign corporations) re‘Section i quired to file an income return for a taxable year (calctions “Firm. ! ; : last d endar year 1938 or a fiscal year ending the last day o ¢ NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (U. P)—|| any month'in 1938 other ‘than December) or for any Stocks advanced today under lead|| taxable period in 1938, must file with the return a copy thereof of the utility section, which made a|| on the duplicate form (green paper), which will be provided for ; new high since 1037 in the average.|| that purpose, or a photostatic or photographic copy. of the ‘original : Commonwealth & Southern pre-i| return of no larger dimensions than the original return. Such. : ferved reacted a new high a 3%, copy must be a scinplete duplicate of the Jehan Hiri that the up .- Colum s. preferred affidavits on uplicate form need no The copy reached a new high at 78, up 6, and || on the duplicate form must also include any schedules and statethe A stock a new top at 85%, up!| ments attached to the original return except (1) schedule C-1 + 3%. (information to be furnished by corporations as to compensation New highs were made in Amer-|| of officers and employees in excess of $75,000 under the Revenue ican Power & Light issues, Columbia {| Act of 1938, or $15,000 under the Revenue Act of 1936, (2) in the Gas common, Consolidated Edison,|| case of a fiduciary return the copy of the will or trust instrument, s several of the electric light and || (3) in the case of a return made by an agent the power of attorney * power issues, North American, Pub-|| on Form 935 or Form 936, and (4) in the case of an insurance comlic Service of New Jersey and United || pany the copy of the annual statement made to the State insur5s Tuprovement, + up|] 20ce department. er sections were quiet bu . sw sn a & most of them were firm. Motors tim aired Le ; ers || Any person who fails to file such copy at the time req and Se xe. song, Som up| shall be assessed $5 in He case of an Jagivianal or slo in he ease had small|l of a fiduciary, partnership, or corporation re y - ' ih Bd their own. lector with whom the r is filed shall peepare such a copy. . in Bonds Eases : In accordance with the statute above mentioned, within a rea}:/Mvatice in Bon sonable time after the returns are filed, the copies thereof will be, Profit taking slowed an early ad-|/|' made available for inspection in the office of the collector of invance in utility bonds after prices|| ternal revenue in which the returns are filed, by an official, body, *e had swung forward to the highest|| - or commission lawfully charged with ' the administration of any - levels in more than a year. State tax law, if the inspection is for the purpose of such adminis- : Spirited demand generated by|| tration or for the purpose of obtaining information to be furnished . hews of the Commonwealth &|| {5 local taxing.authorities. The law provides that the inspection e¢ Southern-TVA deal boosted pricesi| ghall be permitted only upon written request of the governor of in the power and light section frac-|| gych state, designating the representative of such official, body, tions to around 3 points before re-|| or commission to make the inspection on behalf of such official, sistance developed. Realizing Was||' podqy or commission. The statute does not authorize inspection of Bot: aggressive, boweyer: and the bs the duplicate returns by the public. ¢ maintai most of its early gains. ) of section 3 Inspection of returns is governed by subdivision (a) of se Tenmemte ig a 55, which provides, in effect, that income returns made under the yo Revenue Act of 1938 shall be open to public inspection only to the off to 100%, while the 5s of 1956, on leave tho Bn Iations . the curb, reached 100%, up 4% and|| extent expressly provided by law or as ized .in regu ® held around that level approved by the President, and this provision is similar to the pro- ’ visions of preceding revenue acts. Under existing law and the, Utilities at Best Levels regulations approved by the President, income refurns are not v Utility shares rose to the best|| open to inspection by the general public. * levels of the year today on aggressive demand fostered by prospects ; for “peace” between the Jndustzy NE W y 0 RK S 0 and Government and featured an : advance in curb stocks. . ; By United Press The 7 per cent stock of the Tennessee Electric Co., the Common- EN Net DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES wealth and Southern subsidiary High Low Last Change 80 INDUSTRIALS . which will be sold to the TVA, ran Adam 9; 9% 9% <4 Ys|Saturday ....... cesessessdss 145.07 1. 52 ® up 13% points to 99, a new 1939 Al all op D pies ov 34 38 44 . * Week AZO ...coocesecovocess. 14156 2.77 - high. The issue advanced 14% [Allied Stores .. ‘OB Sr 2 Month AGO ...oeessseesese ss 10 bo ma points last - week. Allis-chal Noto, Hit ne | 3s Hf Year Ago ..... Th oS mesma 2 -1. Electric Bond & Share common |Am Car & Edy. 28% 28% a5 Ia | ma Jom, i= iv Jv, 1361 . . ¢ 8nd American Gas & Electric were|3R & Fri ot oi oi wi I i915 RanoADS Up mofe than a point each, the Am Mach & Mi 3% 24 Ba Ig % Saturday cesssssssrsenssscess 30.38 40.40 latter to a new 1939 high a BI Am PEL o.oo. 1. 13% 3m I 7 |Week Ago ...occerrirrnieie. 2037 0.88 Several preferred issues touched) im 22 eo 19° 19° 19 F Ys |Month AZO ..ieeescreccessess 32.50 —0.43 new peaks on gains ranging to 3 An Sm tos i 35% ee T 1% Year ae 21.10 —0.46 3 ints. Rn 3315 8814 .... | High, 1939, 34.33; low, 27.98. > Lo [ERECULEE HR BR 2) Rhum al nh i : TE 15 UTILITIES TVA Deal Viewed as Best Am gi w .. He i 8 T 1 Saturday ...ccceeceeee avsineiad 24.60 103 i 40 eererse 8 ’ 1° |Week Ago ...... esssssssessers 23:28 wl. + Business News of "39 A trong Ck: : gos Bt Bu . 3 Month AZO ...icccossesccesss 23.07 0.42 onion Brad te Rs Te BE Bs Laan a TB Be » » +00 ® lo week-end announcement of the 14% 14% + % | Tish, 1938, 25.19; lbw, 15.14. ‘e Commonwealth & Southern Cor-|Bald Loco ct.. 14% 14% 12 I 1 poration-TVA deal as an “im- Bendix Am . ! seis 38% 261s ¥ 1% sign tor tapos T 9 Beth Steel ..... 8 8 7 g w ange portant, unusaly constructive” de 848 BE 151 ah al] lea wee HEY ET I velopment both from the n : et 20 29% 29 F 1 4|Pan Twas 1 ta s fs ans » farm term outlook. Bon Aunt A... 107% 10% 107% I 1 En RR... jt 0% 20% + 0% $¢ Most other Wall Street quarters|Borden ........ Bh 13% Ith — BibfeiterBrew’..’7. 7. v0 TL. [Borg-Warner ... 237% 27) i Dodg ... 41% 41% 41% + % also viewed ‘the situation as one of |g eying cp % TH T% ..... |i Morrie... 98 98 pnd the most favorable business de- Bite Be 3 18, > = Phillips B 0% 0% 0% + % velopments of the present year. ~ |ZTEEF ff 8s ms 1% fo e(Emstenco.o. HH HL ¢ Considerable part of the optimism |Bucyrus-Eris . 11% 11% 1% + Yipes 8; Car... 11% 1% 1% + : ed upon expectations that|Budd Mfg ..... 8% 8% — J%|Procter & G.... 56a 86Ys BBY .... hin pe ble ros between | Byers a. il: Jo% ow dow FT % Pllc Sav... 3th $i 2% + % ] y > se 4. esse sean the Federal agency and the na- Ce ure Ol 9%; 9 2% x % tion’s second largest utility hold- |[canahan Zine.. 2 5 3. % % Purity Bak .... i 13% + Y "+ ing company will prove to be the A EA Nn 2 a+ Badio ........ % Th % forerunner of other transactions in|carpenter sti .. 18 19 19 + 1Y%|Radio-K-Or ... % 23 3 vous the Tennessee Valley which will|GHipilie © i 4 fn 31, [Eat sii all oR of 17 liquidate the 5-year controversy be-|Cerro de Pasco.. 44% 44% 44% + 3% Revers Cop -..- 11s 11, 114 + J % tween the industry and the Gov-|Champlaperl ied 24 md T MBM WR BA IR EE Hilib fives have Ro BoE 2 WT Blssrewsy ar W% + % A “peace,” utility executives have 8 s 7 ia |SaleWaY Chack.t 3 3 + contended, would restore investor |Gnrysies FF nese evs ve I 170] Servel Tae ook: 18% 16% 18% —% 's confldence in the industry and make Clustt Peab 28% 28% 28% in Shoat Pen vite 3 34 5 + 1 possible new financing for a |SogateT-P ..... ss 31 8% 4 J Socony.Vac 1% 1% bw i “necessitous” expansion program Col Gas pt ve By By T2ulSouthrac.iililTn T% 11m F 8 which would total a billion dollars|com “Solvents. .117% 117 - 11% 3, Ru Ry 5 -e 19% Bo 18% T 1 . annually £3 several yeals BO ive Comwlth Edison 2% 3% 2% 1 2 Spiegel Inc. . 1% 1% 13% x % *. new jobs approxima % 2% 2% + =D evens & person. | Ad HMR ER RH ons Edison . di ys Soe Cl aft ak wn © ogSecElucil BBP Tad . 9 o 2 2 2 + ioe © Cal....., « Today's Business|: 855: o, #, To gassing, & # * 4 : Cont Mot "Ill 34 3 BL... |Blohe & Webi ligt 16 1808 +i At a Glance (|S. #5 48 © isin ln HM Lo, GENERAL BUSINESS ~ Curtiss-Wr A". 26° 26 26 + %|[SWit& Co... Bp Bou h ’ 1 Motors-Cornell World |p & C 3m 1% 19% Texas Gut Prod 5 "a "hx % General Motors- Del & Hud ... 20% 20% 20% + %|Tex G Bul... 3% Au N% — 4 . Price Index of 40 basic commodities Dome Mines .. St 3% 3. x Third Av Ry. 2% 2% g2% + 3% . in tne week erides Jan, z 803 os. Peagas di ~- 4 8° 9 ='% Tide | WA ot : in ian 3% I: * 60.9 previous. week; U. S. a) Pe Bn By . T . +n in gold up 032 10 634. AR ale EV 3% 3 4 Jane & W Als 9% 9% 9% + % National Lumber Manufacturers |giec Auto-L'... 32% 32 2% + Teans & ne: 9% 3 + + % + Association reports week ended Bow & 10 ut 11% 3» 3s : 9%} : aki U8 save ® Jan. 28 lumber output of 539 mills (El Pw & L $7 pf 40% 40 40% + 2 3 Ene Pu 07 a of Union B & P.. love 10% 10% + % 180,005,000 feet vs. 186,113,000 feet Ens B'S Sot: 837, 83% 83% +'i% Union, Cab a 25 % Sit 34% + by 543 mills previous week; ship- —F— Eo Auerags Op 20% 3h 3 + 2 ments 202,685,000 feet VS. 204,870,000; Mairbanks £ ve Ba 8 6 % United Cor 3% 31% 3% -*- A booked orders 199,321,000 feet vs. Firestone” KF. 33% 22% 2% + 3% Due o> nt Lk 3744 31% T 1% * 211,724,000. roster Wheel. 317s 2105 ams ¥ 15 US Gypsum 01 100% 100% - i Magazine Steel reports steel in-| fe : 1B 8 Boor an ho ob eins to. now high for the year|Goh Bk -iaf” aft ult YT ME ogmAC ag wy wf Ti points to new high for the year a hh SL 4 WmvL TRG Wl Mo $ = 55 Dey oes, Sp Her - 4% dn dn Ti em 27 26% 26% + 9 CORPORATIONS NEWS GenG&E 6 cv pf 43 = 43 = 43 +B Van Raalte pf [113 113 13° = 10 s : 5 & iy Stee Saiz 241 Sai? : 1 Warner B : Sa 52 : +. [El Paso Electric Co. 1938 net in- Gillette 5 45 bf 48% 48% 48% + %|Wos Oil 505.00 2828 oo oi see ¢ come $433,857 vs. $401,471 in 1937. Hoomith a 22 21% 22 + Ne w Pa El A 8, 8, 20 Xi Engineers Public Service Co. 1938 Gooayear i: ” 32% 32% + % West, Aiito’ Sun! 26% 267% 281% +d Pome $3.872 i a Gramby 7.0 #6 oo iy westing EI id 58 gy 1g! Ia come $3,872.07 eq S 8 | Greyhound Cp. 18% 18% 180s + 7f|Wilys Over B® . common share vs. $3,768,777 or 75] Pie 1o% s 0 “| Wilson & Co... 4 4 ist ~ cents in 1037. mst BB +e [Fone oh BR 40 Tg Gulf States Utilties oo Shayne Here Pdr ...... 7 i MT TT ee. Tigley -v..ir-. ME MU TN = income $2120944 vs. en : Ciel ; \ 190 Rak nH gE pple se dh oh ens mecidated nee loss $300281 vs. net ienas 2 18 HE HW I 2 Curb Stocks consolidated net loss $200, - nt Hyd (lass Mp 12 + 5 profit $189,863 in 1937. nt Mokel 1 ik sis I 3% ; Lo National Investors Corp. Dec. 31|int Ry c Am... 3% 374 3% + &£ Blow ashe s to $6.19 a share vs.|Int Ver ..... 37 27 27 sane Hig Change Rot assets bi nt T&T For. Sb 0° o% I %lm Bd & Sh 3 ray Last Change . vee + 1 year * Te El Bd & Sh 5 pt % 6° + 3 . co ok Trane oa. 1638 net n- JopnsMan wa 93% Wh 88% 1% El P&L, op wis ia - b, 1° ; RE Ford Can A.... 2132 21% 921 * share vs. $48985 or 49 cents In | ennecots i 3 2 38 : % Ford Lid Loa 5 3% . : . 4 4 (Copyright, 1939, by United Press). L ; Gut ofl +. 36 36 3 i 3 | rr DDIOR LF hes R# I %|fomes Jenga 30% ou +1 + FOOD PRICES |G, ot Bi I GEOR a2 a8 a 1 CHI b. 8 P.). — Apples — Lota 98? I 1|Mead Johns ...135%; 125% 128% .... Michigan AMaeintoshe bu. @1.75. 4iNat P & L pf.. 18% 78 718 43 Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu ale. |Niag H Pwr in $5 9 + 3 90c@$1.50. Carrots—Iilinois 40@60c. wees No L&P. 1% 1 1% + ¥, © Bpinach—Texas, bu, 60 5c. “Tomatoes FY ulNam Lg PROT 61" 6". + 4 OP atida ugs. $1. T5@3. 25. Cauliflower— + 3 No Ind PS 6 pf. 85 85 85 + 1 * California cries, [email protected]. Peas—Cali- + 12|No Ind PS 7 pf 90 90 90 4 1% ornia ham $2.85G3 35. Celery — Tz Pac GE 6 pf... 33% 33% 33% ey Michigan, squors crates, $1135, Onin ThE ele el wi”? 2, @"15¢c; Indiana Yellows, 80@85¢c; Michigan 2 + "Ys |Sherwin-W-' ....108 108 108 — 1 Yellows. 75@95¢; Wisconsin Yellows, 156: + ig|Sunray Oil ...." 2% 2% "3p «p Idaho Sweet Spanish, 85@92%c. = 1 Technicolor .... 19% 19% 193, + 5 x Un Gas Corp... 3% 3 3s + 1 . ~... |Un Gas Cp pf. 87% 87% 87% + 11, ; 4+ 2 |Un Lt & Pwr A 3 27% 2% 4. Ya Wie dme l ¥ gon SEE FINAL EDITION fares AR rh B15 8% sehs + % ¢ jet. JU S. STATEMENT - TIMES % un OF THE TI 3 13 5 oa NE ik recs receipte’ | P.) oy. ia current fiscal year 3, com- , FOR 13 I ig |pared with a sar ge goa y wi 35 5,364,415, 704. OER Lavz pws GE i AND REA BH Ee EE om Go Pub. Debt. 39,692.150,636.53 37.512,216.020. - CLOSING STOCK. nh Gia ad OT LU gil ws HH ge.011. 1 San ’ : \ 24 Ns o.oo 2g Fi VAT att ear Fils od a Ha Henn 0 i

NEW FINANCING TOTAL LOWER FOR THIS WEEK

Issues Scheduled by States, Cities Will Aggregate $1 8,855,495.

NEW YORK, Feb, 6 (U. P)— New financing scheduled for this

j|week by state and - municipal

authorities aggregates $18,855,495, compared with $39,253,246 last week, the Daily Bond Buyer reported today. The weekly average for 1939 to date is now $19,241,524. The. principal item scheduled to appear this week is the six milliondollar flotation of road, bridge, park and tunnel improvement bonds of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. There were no. new issues offered to the investing public Saturday. With the issuance earlier last week of 105 million dollars

American Co., all corporate bond financing ..has= been cleared away for the next three weeks, with possibly one exception, according to bond quarters.

bonds of the Central Maine Power Co. has been in registration for

lieved that this issue may reach the market soon.

MARKET VALUE

Issues Listed at New York In January Decline $2,606,505,822.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (U. P.).—The market value of stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange declined $2,606,505,822 in January, according

.|to a compilation released by the Ex-

change today.

On Jan. 31 there were 1235 issues listed, comprising 1,424,782,189 shares with a total market value of $44,.884,288,147, compared with 1237 issues on Dec. 31, 1938, comprising 1,424,252,369 shares with a total market value of $47,490,793,969.

The aggregate market value of listed issues, as of Jan. 31, compared with $39,242,676,837 a year earlier and with the 1938 high of $47,001,767,212 on Nov. 1. The recovery high was $62,617,741,160 on March 1, 1937. Average price per share on Jan. 31, 1939, was $31.50 compared with an average price of $33.3¢ on Dec.

131, 1938 and an average price of

$27.50 a year ago. The highest average price per share in 1938 was $32.96 in October. The recovery high was $45.56 in April, 1937.

‘Top. Hog, Price

bentures and stock of the JOE 300

A $4,500,000 issue of 3% per cent|,

more than a month, and it is be-|Good

OF STOCKS OFF:

teers lls Cent o $10.50-11.78 A 00 1.50 900-1300. 117:00-12.50| Medium" 6.0- 7.50 1100-1300. 11.00-12. 28) Cut. oes i 5.50 6.25 i ealers 750s, 900. 11. 25-1275 An en SO TERS Sas +1300. - edium. - 1300-1500. 9.00-11.28/ Call an Me edi as 5.50- 9.00 ‘7.75- 9. | alve iE 335- 9.29 (ReSipts, 482) om -150- 900. 4 00- 0- 8.25/Ghglce— .$ 8.00- 9.00 fo Heters | Soul. 100: 800 Thos 900.8 9.75-11.00 Com oy 750- 900. 8.50- 9.75 Stocker xe Medium— Steers 550- 900. '7.50- 8.50,C ood Common=— 500 .$ 1 75« 9. 00 550 900. 6.50- 17.50 800-1500 7.50- 8.75 - 7.3 a 25: To Good ....$ 6.75- 7.25| Common - Medium wy 6.00- 6 Heifer gommon. oF 50- 6. 0 Good snd Choloe— 1Low cutt: 50~ .$7.00 & outta 4.26- 5.50] oh ‘and medium.. 5.00- 7.00

Reaches $8.40; Vealers Down

The local hog market was steady to irregularly higher today with 180 to 200-pounders 5 to 10 cents higher and 200 to 300-pounders 25 cents} a: according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Other weighits held steady. Top price for 200 to 210-pounders

was $8.40 Ve ealers dropped 50 cents lower in a very slow trade dfter early bidding was mostly $1 lower. The top. price slipped to $12. Early sales of fat lambs were mostly 25 cents lower. The top of 9 went to 94-pound Northw :

Local Livesnck

: To aired: To Rests. Ta 8540 0 2 ..58% 81... 8.50 5449 3: a $55 3950 | Feb. 4 .... 835 2000 soe - 8.28 6189 6 .... 840 5385 Packing. Sows

Batiuws and Gilts Sood asd

Choice— - 300 § 7.10- 7.35 140- 160s $ 17.50- 8. 35 i 8 2 81-1 1. 3

160- 180." 8.00- 8:35 9 30- 8.40Megiumes 300 ao; ai ado ais. § 350. 638 690 290. 7.78- 8. anon 2%- = 7 Rupe $ a” 178

. CATTLE (Receipts, 1368)

SHEEP AND Tan. SBecelpts, 2869)

Good a Jot choice. a 8.90- 9.00 Medium. $ 7.50- 8. 33 mon.. 6.00- 7.2

E Good and choice. v

«8 3 s0- 4.50 Common and medium

00- 3.50

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

T1083 Receints, 15,000; market uneven, most 5@15 lower; some bids to, i .10; good and choice, [email protected]; 220-250 lbs., $7.65@8; 1bs., $7. [email protected]; good 400-550 1b. acking [email protected]; few lighter weights,

@ Sattle—Receipts, 12,000; calves, 1500; very little done; undertone bearish on all classes and grades; largely weighty steer run, with quality medium’ to good; shipper demand narrow even on limited supply well finished steers; yearlings and light offerings in broadest demand, but all weights under pressure; yearlings, including light heifer and yearlings, steady to 25c lower; IRL steers, 25@40c down; early top, $12.50; .sprinkling, $9@ but hardly enough done to make a ly cows and bulls, 10@15¢ lower; vealers, $1 under recent high time at $12 down; weight; y sausage bulls up to 87; stockers scarce. Sheep—Receipts 13000; early sales; indications on

round bidding held, $9. ac

Gri

BS

ward; as yet no tion on s i indicat ons PR steady.

0 ata:

Feb. 6 a

FT. WAYNE. The New York Curb Exchange receipts, 200-220 lbs. $8.35: 30240 fos., _ Ah te hh reported an aggregate market value 8. Bo 160-300 1bs., $8. 1 3a-00 ibs. ¥ 30: S: 5 nds 60-280 $7.85; 280-8 Saturday ..... 86.83 59.0 1004 81.9 for stocks of $10,440,629,822 on Jan. $00-305 16s tog, 780 Sas 0° To. Sh 1% 3g "ido: Week Ago ..... 856 51.5 99.8 . 80.8 31,.0f an average price-of $15.08 per 1% Ibs, oat: ns Osan: iio: 100-120 | Month Ago ... 867 614 97 82.8 share on 692,201,348 shares compris-|calve oF $13: lambs, $9. Year Ago ..... 79.7 640 - 91.5 784 ing 1103 issues. This compared with| ;,piverrs Years Ago... 949° 1004 105.4 - 00.2 an aggregate valde of $10,801,282,970 | ket uneven lignt Hos, 3 to x ny low io High.» ih pig ns 1004 52.1 of $1558 per 4hare on 693,245,031 |r. mediums and heavies SS aS ois W rerene 85, ’ ’ ’ ) higher, 200-230 lbs., 8.10@8 0; od = 0 shares comprising 1106 issues on Ibs. $7.1008; 280-425" Ibe. § 2G780 i [1008 High ..... 81.3 0 007 so Dec. 31, 1938, ples bs’ sods pO #1; calves, "is ail 1937 Lv th Rv a 3 _ ne The market value of all bonds on 1937 Low . ee 80.1 693 92.3 er fhe Exchange Jan. 31 totaled $3,802,- . : ; 1936 High ..... 948 100.4 106.2 100.2 533,160, or $84.82 on $100 of principal| (Cj icago Stocks [ow tow ise wr ms ws amount, compared with $3,917,322,- (Copyright. 1939, Standard Statistics Co.) 467 or $84.75 per $100 principal : High Low Last U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS amount on Dec. 31, 1938. Autom: Washer 1110011! nh ok 5% COTE = Aviat & Tran ......... 3% 3% : High Last Bendix Aviat er 26 gn 3%s 1945-43 ......... 110.2 110.2 DAILY PRICE INDEX |Bershost Brew 9% a |2%s 1947-45 .1.0000 107. 5 : B Ya |2% ..107.17 107.14 107.14 ent Ill P S pf 70 10% {3Vss 1949-46 ........ 1090.24 J 109.24 NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (U. P)— Qent & 3 3 Ja 2%s 1960-55 ......... 105.1 105.1 105.1 Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted alter Me Edison 37% 2 7 a lest Farm Morigage Bonds 1 M 2 29; “82 ications . 086. 106. price index of 30 basic commodites, | Fuller Mfg Co -...... 2% 3 % 2%s 1947-43 70110100 1055 105.5 1055 compiled for United Press (1930-32 GE Lakes nS rede seeees 26 8 Y Home Owners Loan Bonds po equals 100): Ky Util cup errensie JA oi 33 io%s 19009 Li... 102.12 102.12 102.12 Saturday sscscssscssassessss 105.36 Manh-Dear bik - 2 DOMESTIC BONDS ] ee Ago seseessassssssssces 105.63 Mid West Cox ae es 8a A Hi Low Last Month AO ...csueesecerss 105.62(Nat Battery oF ..0000. aii 3p 315 1BEG G5 ST Bi HE Bb Fear ABO Lo... .ceceesnes UBS0ING WEGEREG urine: PR JPR D3 Chie Alt rer d dol dis 31 dis 1939 High (Jan. 18) ........ 106.10 : wl Ch W Td $e af ge Jf 1939 Low (Feb. 4) .......... 105.365" 3» '3'r|Cone Edis tos 58...108% 108% 108% 3 iw % reve TiL. : Comuwith Bass i086 111° 111 © 11 | Goodrich Ma’ Wh rae EE FOREIGN EXCHANGE RyGumonmi: a ay of NEW YORK, Feb. 6° (U. P.).—Followi LOCAL PRODUCE N N ¥ Sone Sus . 8 5 / HN are noon cable rates on major currencies: Rep Stl 4's 91 81% 91% England. (pound) able nate Ne t Change PR breed, Droners, 3 Te. A ent Warner Bro oo 39° .... 93 93 93% Eng. (80-d. ou rate) 4.67% « +.00% hens, Bc: Barred and White Rock spring- FOREIGN BONDS Canada ( 15-33 +.00 1-16 |ers, 1% Ibs. and over, 13c: colored et ge Low Last France olan) . 0364 4.0000 1-16 | ers, 1 lbs. and up, 12¢; Leghorn bro - Argent, W32 0 Fs faves . . 187% 17 [taly (lira) ........ 0526 +.0000%5 ers, 1%; lbs. ‘and ‘over, 11c; savy bre cosas 99% 99 99Y, Belgium (belga) ... .1689 —.0000% |hens, 14c; spring chickens ns, rai gy > *% eee eee 18 14% 15 yermany (mark) .. .4015 .0001 over, 13¢; old roosters razil 62s 26-57 ...... 13 12% 13 Ger. (travel mark). 2078 ~~ ........... No. 1 strictly Tresh count £3 Canada 5s 52 eel 111 1 Switzerland = (franc) .2259% +.0001% 12c; each full case must we Oanada 3s 67 ....... 100% 100% 100% Holland (guilder) 5386 +. 0314 ! 05s; a net geduotion of 15 cen B tor each | Denmark ig cases -53 93%, 3% eden (krona) ... .2413 +.0002 fin case under 54 lbs. will be made. erman 7s seseee 22% 3% Denmark rome) aa Tibhw [woth 1 elt © Nhs SERB IN BY BB, Japan (yen) ....... 2733 10001" i “(Bric es’ Quoted by Wadley Co.) poland » 2 8 2x 10 2% 3

Antilabor Propaganda Fostered ‘Secretly,’ Council Says.

Is

BULLETIN

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 6 (U. P.). —Matthew Woll, vice presi- , dent of the A. F. of L., warned the American Federation of Teacehrs today to “clean its house of communism” or face suspension from the A. F. of L. Mr. Woll said the A. F. of L. executive council here will investigate the charges:

_ MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 6 (U. P)— The A. PF. of L. executive council today urged Congress to grant the Dies Committee Investigating unAmerican Activities “adequate” funds: and to investigate agricultural organizations allegedly being utilized “secretly” to foster antilabor propaganda. The resolutions were passed as the council began the second week of its annual meeting and moved closer to consideration of the problem: of civil war existing between the A. F. of L. and the C. I O. President - William Green was ex-

AF. 1. Asks Farm Group Quiz; iC. 1. O. Begins Wagner Act F ight

Never Were Approved By Federation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 (U. P.).— The C. I. O. announced today that it would attempt to defeat the A. PF. of L.’s proposed Wagner Act amendments. The C. 1. O. News, weekly newspaper, charged that the A. F. of L.’s two “worst” amendments never have been approved by a Federation convention and that they were “dan-

only union-fighting employers.”

Pressman, in a letter to all Senators and Representatives, said ‘the C.I.0. was opposed “to any reduction in the appropriation of $3,230,000 for the National Labor Relations Board con-

Appropriation Bill and to any legislative restrictions on the use of these funds.” The amendments that the C. I. O. said were not approved by the A. F. of L. convention are those which would permit employers to petition the NLRB for collective bargaining elections and to permit employers to ask the courts for evidence denied them by the NLRB.

pected to "present to the council early this week his report on the C. I. O.-A. F. of L. conflict.

‘Seeking a Congressional inves-|

tigation of alleged activities of certain agricultural organizations, the council charged that “certain

undertaken to deny to © Workers and

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CORN HITS NEW

Sales by Cash Interest and Stop Loss Orders Are Evident.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6 (U. P.).—Wheat prices. ruled steady to slightly lower on the Chicago Board of Trade today. At the end of the first hour wheat ‘was unchanged to off % ‘cent, corn |- off % to % cent, aH oats 3% cent lower.

was based on easiness at Liverpool. 2001| Fair support developed on’ the decline. Some buying was regarded as short covering and a Kansas City interest also: was on the buying side. Large world wheat shipments depressed the Liverpool market, prices closing % to % cent lower. Winnipeg declined % to 3% cent in the first hour. - Export business i North American wheat over the week-end was reported to be flat. Sale of two cargoes of Australian Whest to China was reported. Wheat supplies on ocean passage last week increased almost four million bushels. Argentine shipments increased to 3,769,000 bushels.

The weather map showed clear

Southwest and forecast fair condi-

Corn prices touched new lows on

lowest levels since early last November. Selling by cash interests, and stop loss orders were evident, Buenos Aires was lower. Export demand was flat.

Local grain receipts included an

cars of wheat.

CHICAGO GRAIN

Opening prices today on the Chicago Board of Trade, as reported by Thomson & McKinnon, were: 8 ay July Sent. Wheat— . Luueny $.68% $.69%[email protected]% 49% @.49% .80%@.50%: .511:@.51%

Oats— 28% 46 AT5%a

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N. Y. Bonds

BOND PRICE INDEXES

indicate the approx: Lh market level based on buyin

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Qualified to Act

LOWS FOR YEAR

A 9: 30—Eddie Cantos, 'WFBM.

topic of Secretary of Interior Icke’s

weather for the most part in the|.

TONIGHT 7:00—Al Pearce, WIRE, 7:30—Margaret Speaks, WIRE, 8:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. 9:00—Guy Lombardo, WFBM.

“PWA Has Delivered” will fe the

address tonight over 'NBO-Blue. “The PWA ndministrator, pepper pot of the Nev' Deal, will review the 1938 Public Works program in his talk at 9:30 p m. & 8 2 “The Count of Monte Cristo” is Radio Theater's choice for its performance at 8 o'clock tonight, OBSWFBM, starring Robert Montgom- ’ ery and Josephine Hutchinson. Everyone krows the story of the French sailor who escaped jail and came home as the wealthy count. Lou Silvers aad his orchestra will | set the scenes’ musically and Cecil | B. DeMille, the producer and di-

rector, will be heard in an “intermission” review.

® 8 8 Nathan Hale, the patriot who regretted he had but one life to lose for America, will be the subject for the “Cavalcade of = America’s” dramatization at 7 tonight, OBS. WFBM. Thomas Chalmers will do Ne narrating and Basil Ruysdael will be commentator. Don Voorhees’ or-

chestra will play music typical of the Revolutionary days.

” » ® Victor McLaglen, one of filmland’s pet “toughies,” will be Eddie Cantor's guest tonight at 9:30, CBSWFBM, in Mr. Cantor's skit on “how

ON THE RADIO

Germaine, swingster, will “be the

other guest star.

dramatize the “tempest-in-the-tea-pot” routine they go through each week in preparing their broadcast.

to contend with the “Mad Russian’

else. 8 8 =

of the Memorial Union on the camJulius Heil, newly elected Gove

president of the university, will be S0th anniversary. The university

. jband, under direction of Ray Dvo-

rak, include a number . of

program.

less what the well-dressed French woman ‘wants to know about. Cars

will talk shop in -a direct-frome Paris broadcast at 4 today, CBS. Mrs. Snow will view showings by Vionnet, Chanel, Paquin, Molyneaux, Schiaparelli, Mainbocher and Lelong and then will tell fashion fanciers what is in store for them. :

Since “Hansel and Gretel” is scheduled for the Children’s Tea~ ter production next Saturday, maybe some of the younger theater-goers

form version with music by Hume othy Gordon on her Mutual broade

to build an air program.” Kay St.

cast at 5:45 this afternoon.

Mr. Cantor and hig troupe Wil

Of course the guest stars will have ‘land “Mr, Guffy” as does everyone

Local Wisconsin alumni- might be interested in NBC-Red’s broadcast 1 of U. of W. Founders’ Day exercises at 9:30 tonight from the Great Hall

ernor, and Clarence A. Dykstra,

Why Paris is fashion dictator - isn’t known for sure, but neverthe-

woman will wear is what every.

mel Snow, Harper's Bazaar editor, .

would like to hear the opera story perdinck, to be performed ‘by Dore

Radio Theater ” ”

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Hour of Charm ” ”

Green Hornet | Spitalny’s or. : Nomorrow's Trib. | Ben Bag Co »

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' KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WENR-WLS, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED-—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 630. - CBS—WABC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770, . - MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850.

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