Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1939 — Page 29

2)

.

STOCKS STILL IN LOW CROUNDAS

TRADING QUIETS :

Prices Show Losses Ranging a

To More Than 4 Points On N. Y. Board.

A NEW YORK, April 6 (U. P)—

Trading quieted in the early afternoon dealings on the stock exchange with prices around the lows of

the day and sme for the year and A

longer in the leading issues.

Some of the leaders came back from their bottom levels of the day on short covering. In the absence of new demand, however, the gains from the lows barely held. Allied Chemical extended its morning loss to 8 points, making a new low at 155. Du Pont fell 5 points. A long list showed declines ranging to more than 4 points, The market was hardest hit late i nthe first hour when selling was so heavy that the tape fell behind.

It caught up in a few minutes and <Q

a somewhat steadier tone was noted. Traders were nervous over the

foreign situation. No real demand 0

was noted. Bonds Turn Lower

Bonds turned lower in forenoon dealings following the sharp reaction in sotcks. Domestic corporation liens held about steady through the first hour but broke sharply when selling of stocks spread to the bond market. Losses were extended to around 2 points in the leaders with rails and heavy industrials under greatest pressure. . Utilities generally had small losses. Foreign dollar loans weakened under lead of European issues. U. S. Government obligations eased 1-32

to 6-32 point under light selling. 3

Curb Stocks Decline

Curb stocks declined fractions to more than a point in heavy selling | today. Trading was active. American Gas & Electric extended an early loss of more than a

point to 2% while Aluminum, Ltd, E

American Airlines, Newmont Mining and Niles Bement Pond were off a point and more each.

1939

me TE ME Va

N.

Y. STOCKS

Bv United Press

HOGS STEADY TO 5 CENTS HIGHER:

Top Price Remains at $7.50; Vealers Firm With Peak |

Holding to $10.50. - |

The top price in hogs remained | at $750 at Indianapolis today in! a steady to five-cent higher market, | according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Vealers were steady with the top | price remaining at $10.50. Most of the salable sheep and| lamb supply comprised shorn fed western offerings, with a few choice loads scaling 83 to 101 pounds selling |

at $8.75. March Top Repts./April Top Repts. | 30 ..5 7.30 5383 3 ....8 15 8345 | 31... 30 6183 1... 313 6313 pril | 5... 530 3688 | $ 925 9566.6.... 5 5252 |

|

Barrows and Gilts | Packing Sows

Good and 275- 350 $ 6.60- 6.55 Choice— 350- 450. 6.35- 5.55 140- 160 $ 6.65- 7.35 425- 450. 6.15- 6.50 160- 180 7.15- 7.40 Medium— 180- 200 7.35- 7.40 425- 550. 6.00- 6.60 | 200- 220. 7.35- 7.50 Slaughter Pigs | 220- 250. 7.30- 7.40/Good and Choice— | 250- 290. 97.20- 7.25/ 100- 140 $ 6.40- 7.00 | 200- 300. 6.90- 7.25 Medium.. 6.00- 6.65 | CATTLE (Receipts, 7) | Bulls Choice— |All Weights— %50- 900 $11.00-12.25| G'd bf .$ 7.00- 7.50 800-3180. 11.25-13.00) Medium.. 6.50- 7.25 1100-1300. 11.50-13.00| cut, com 5.75- 6.50 od— | Vealers 50- 9 9.50-11.50( 211 Weights— ! 809-1100 10.70-11.50/ Choice ..$10.00-10.50 100-1300 9.75-11.39| G ... 9.00-10.00 | 1300-1500 9.75-11.50] Medium, 8.00- bin) Medium— j Culi an 750-1100. 8.30 9.yp| common. 5.00- 8.00, 1100-1300 _ 8.75- 9.75| Calves Common Plain — 'ch (Receipts, 33) - 9 - o5! 01Ce— 750- 800. 47.50- 8.75 250.400 .$ 8.00- 9.00 | Co I ifers | edium 00- 1. He | Common 5.00- 6.00 Cholce— 1 Feeder and 750- 000 § 9.75-10.75! Stocker Cattle Good — | Steers 750- 900. 9.00-10.00/"hoice— M~dium— | 550- 800 $& 9.50-10.00 550- 900. 8.25- 9.25 800-1050 9.50-10.00

Good—

GS50."500. 7.00- 8.25 500- 800 8.35- 9.50 - 200. 9.00- 8.25 - 95-9. 900-1300 8.75- 9.50 | | Medium—- | Cows | 600-1050 8.00- 8.95 ~qmmon 7.50- 8.25! Sood ....$ 7.25- 8.00 Heifers Medium 6.50- 7.25/Good and Choice— common 5.75. 6.50] 500- 700 $ 7.50- 8.2 Low cutter [Common and & cutter. 4.25- 5.75 medium 6.00- 7.50

SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1750) Lambs

Good and choice .........een.. $ 9.25- 0.75 Good and medium: ........e000 8.50- 9.00 COMMON + -vvvrs vss srsrsnnss 7.00- 800 Ewes Good and choice ...... verenes$ 4.00- 5.00 Common and medium .....e... 3.75- &.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 6000; market uneven, 5 @15¢c higher than Wednesday, mostly 10 15¢ up: top. $7.50; good and choice 160230 Ibs. [email protected]; 40-270 1Ibs., $7.15@ 7.40: 280-340 ibs., $6.85@ 7.15; good £00-500-1b. packing sows, 36.25%6.50; smooth light butcher kinds, [email protected]. Cattie—Receipts, 5500; calves, 1500; receipts larger than expected, but not much beef in crop: cows very scarce and cnly a few loads fed heifers around; general Frilling quality medium to good; steers slow,

steady with weak undertone: mostly $9 |

11.25 market; few loads, $11.50@12, with long yearlings at $11.90; medium axade shortfed lightweight steers, [email protected]; comparable kinds with more weight, $9; best heifers, $10.35; weighty Canadian heifers, $9.85; cutter cows, $4.50@6; weighty sausage bulls, $7.25; selected weighty vealers brought 25@50c_ higher early, with $11 paid, but comparable kinds closing about steady; I'ght vealers steady at $9 down: stockers »nd feeders slow, steady at [email protected]. Sheep—Receipts, 12,000; late Wednesda fat lambs strong to 15¢ higher; top, $10 to shippers and packers; bulk under 100 Ibs., [email protected]; 100-106-1b. averages, $9.40 @9.90: clinped lambs, [email protected]; sheep, steady: today's trade tairly active, tuily steady. good to choice wooled lambs, . gn clioped lambs, 38.60, best held above .75; sheep, steady. .

OTHER LIVESTOCK

PT. WAYNE April 6 (U. P.).—H 10c higher; 200-220 Ibs., $7.25; 220-240 oy $7.10; 160-180 Jbs.. $7.05: 180-200 lbs., $7.15; 2 “31. 26 Ibs., $6.90; 280-300 Ibs, $6.80; 300-325 Ihs., $6.70: 325-350 Ibs., Foo pole Fg $6.85; J30-110 Ibs., $6.60, 4 .. $6.35: roughs, $6: Calves, $10, Lambs, £9.50. eB

SEE FINAL EDITION OF THE TIMES FOR OTHER LATE NEWS AND CLOSING STOCK

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

yo Net High Low Last Change 30 INDUSTRIALS Abbott Lab pf. 123% 123 23 — 5% | Yesterday sii..ieensseen.ess 130.34 40.54 jr Reduce ..... 46%, 46% 46% .... [Week ARS .c.coniacsecnine.. 136.69 —3.08 Alaska Jun .... 8% 8% 8% © | Month ARS ...cvissisiessess 151.33 —0.09 Allegh Corp... 7 nue Axo .... reerees.s 105.48 =0.86 Allegh Lud Stl 17 17 17 i Year ARO ....i..vcennninnnne . " Allied Chem 162 1. 19, -1 High, 1939, 154.85; Low, 129.80. ed Stores .. 7% AL. High, 1938, 158.41; Low, 98.95. Alpha P Cem .. 14! 147, 14% — } y YR } 3 Am Bank Note 1212 12% 12% — Jb 20 RAILROADS 5 55 — 1a Yesterday ........ Piaae 26.87 40.18 2% — week Ako ...ii.iiieeiiees 2861 —LU — 35 Month ARO ......ovveisennes 33.33 —0.33 4+ JiYear ARO .........ieinviunns 20.80 RON wer High, 1939, 34.33; Low, 26.38. WE ‘High, 1938, 33.98; Low, 19.00. — kJ . 15 UTILITIES 3 n Yesterday 40.39 J... |Week Ago ... —0.79 —_— % Month Ago ... 40.04 TA year Ago iii 0.87 = 3| High, 1989, 26.52; Low, 2L.%. Ve 4 atta) High, 1938, 25.19; Low, 15.14. —— a 3% 16% 16% — Net oF Ug 3 3 A High Low Last Change rmour TT Weak N cutie ad 3 y x Armows I or of 3824 33% 33% + 2 oie Ward oe i ® si ah — 1% Atl Refining .. 0% 20% We a Ny Aviation Cp ... 5 5% 5a Nash-Kelv .... 83 6% 6% — —B ¢ Nat 4yiation 28 ’s 28 on 34 ald Locg ct... 11'a 11% 11% — Jb INai Cash Reg. 18% 18% 18% — “ Balt & Ohio... ois 5% 5% — 38 |Nat Enamel i 1 1 + 12 Balt & O pf 6% 63% 6% .... Nat Gypsum 11% 11'2 12 = Barnsdall ..... 1 % 3 13% — 2|Nat Lead ..... 5 20% ie -_ 1a 3endix Avn 20's 20 — 9% |Nat Pwr & Lt Ve 8 93% — en Ind Loan.. 19 =~ 19 ~~ 19 4 'a|Nat Steel ..... 6312 632 632 = WU eth Stee . 58% 58a 38a — 17 |Newport Ind 10072 10} 100A — lo Borden aves 18% 18% 18% 4+ WA Y Central. . 14'2 iy 14Yy, — 3 Briggs Mig ... 19% 19% 19% — J |NYC Omnibus. 34 3: 3 33% — 1% 3kiyn U Gas... 147% 14% 147% — !8 Nor & West...174}a 174}a 17812 + Rudd Mfg pf .. 3 35 35° 4+ Y2aiNo Amer 20% 20% 20% — lla piss ih, Bh Bu TAREE, WOW a see . i je i 1 14 1 — Butte Gop&Z .. 3% 3% We + i/o rece Bm f0= Ohio Qil .... 7% 9% — Cal Packing ... 15 13 15 — Ya Oliver Farm Eq 17% 1, 17% —1 Calumet & H... 8 6 6 <4 a Omnibus ...... 1 i % 1 + anada Dry 14 14 14 — ¥%iO0tis Elev. .....- 18 1 — OER coh 3% 3% an oo lous. mel gi 56 %“ B= Collar Ch 23 ib B38 oo. [Owens HI Gl. p Tr: Cerro de Pasco. 3812 38 3 — 1% | hes & ° 321 32 3 .. |Pac G&El ..... 29% 29% 29% .... Chi Pneu T 12 12 12 — ¥%iPac Tin ....... 182 18 8 — 11% Chrysler _.. 64% 64 64% — 1% Packard ....... 34 3a 3a — a Cleve El Im 1 113 13, «++» |Paramt Pict ... 8's 7% 7% — % Climax Moly Co 43% 43% 43% .... Para Pict 2 pf.. 9' 878 8% — Ya Colgate-P-P ... t 12% 12% — 3% |Parker Rst Prf. 15 15 15 — Col Broadeast A 152 15% 132 1 38{Penney ........ 1% 7% Tia — Col Broadcast B 15% 15% 13% + 3 Penn RR ...... 18%2 18% 18a .... Colum Gas “ave 8 6 6 — Ys | Peoples Gas ... 34 24 34 + % ¥en 10% 10% 10% — a pere Mat pf.... 212 2% 21a .... Comw Edison 26% 26% 26% — Va|Pheips Dodg ... 31%a 31% 314 =— 3% Somw & So ... 1% 1% 14 Phila Read C I Va Va Hm Comw Ed rts wi 11-64 11-64 11-84 .... Phil Morris 90 89 89 —" Cons Cig pr pf. 83 83 3 ««o+ | Phillips Pet 34% 34% 34% — A ns Edison 29's 29% 29% — 12] Pitts Sc&B 6 6 6 -— Va Container 102 10% 10% — 3 {Poor B .... 9% 9 OY: — % Cont Bak: 147 14% 147% — alProct&G pf ...112% 112% 112% + ¥% Cont Can 34% 347% 3478 — Ya|pyblic Serv 32% 32% 32% — a Corn Prod 59%, 59'%2 59'%2 + Ys|Ppullman 251, 25% 25% — 1Vi Crane CO ...... 242 24 28 — Yolpure Ofl ...vve ’ 5 3 ve CIOWR 201 rou, 10% 10% 10% + %ipure O03 pt: By WO =n Curtiss Wr .... 5% 514 BY oon Purity Bak ... 13 13 13 - Curtiss Wr A. 22% 2212 221» = '% fe wif Radio Fn sire 8 S$. = Ya Deere & Go .. 14% 19% 13% —1 [Badio PEN .. 83 50% S03 — 1% Bey & R A 23, 23 23 + XI Rayonier ...... 9% 9% 9% + 1, Dist Scag vere 16% 16% 16% — %|Rem Rand ..... 12° 10° — Hom AINGS 33 ~~ 32% 33 + l2|Republic Stl ... 15% 15% 15% — 3 ONEIAs afr i» $l $1 — a iRevere Cop ... 11%» l% Ya — % DR TOONE crtuiTE JE Yh ys RM TEA nS WE BC sun we Yen. se East Air Linas.. 133 131% 133% «— Safeway ...... 313 31% S1% — B East Kodak T1435 147 147% — 95 |Schenlev Dist’. 144 14 HM — i Elec Auto-L.... 21% 278 27a — 3 Scott Fap ..... a ¥% 18% — 0a Elec Boat 974 974 9p w- S Seab . oyansh 17 17 17 -— Bleec Pr & Lt.. 7% 75% 75s — 1, Sears Roebuck. 66a 653% 65% — 2 El Pr & L 86 Pf 2214 22% 221, — 13, |Servel Inc .... 13% i3% 13% — lo El Pr & L 87 pf 26% 26% 26% — 3; Sheal Pen ..... 3 3 33 + 2% Kodak rts wi 2 2 2 — 1, Simmons ...... 22%, 22 22 —_— 3 El Paso Nat G 31 31 31 — Jo|Socony Vac ...1lla 114% UK — % Eng P 8 5.50 pf 701%, 70% 70% — 1l2|S0 Am Gold ... 2 = 1% 1% .... OE So Cal Ed 245, 2% 2% —% South Pac 12% 12% 12)2 — 34 Fajardo Sug .. 22 ~~ 22 121 South Ry ..... 143g 13% 13% — 7% Flintkote .... 202 202 20% 12 | South Ry ot 20% 19% 19% — 1 ny Sparks Wit 2% 2% 21a + S - A / Ty = Gen Cable .... 10% 10% 10% — 3% |Sbiege] Inc Bl BB Bho Gen Electric... 34% 34 34 = — 1 |Spiegel Inc pf.. 63% 63% 63% + 1} Gen Foods .... 40'a 40'4 40'4 .... td Brands 614 64 6 ~~ n Gen Motors ... 41% 40% 40% — 1% |Std G&E ...... 2% 2% 2% + ia Gen Ry 3+ 16} 162 1812 ... td GRE pf. ... 6 6 § X en Sti C pti. 18% 18 18 — %|Sid GRE 6 pf. 13% 13% 13% = is Gen Th 11% 11% 11's — %|Std G&E 7 pf.. 1512 15% 1515 — 134 Gillette S 6% 6% 64 ... td © Cal. -.. 264 264 264 iy Gimbel Bros .. 87% 87% 8% — !a/Std Ol NJ ... 45% 451» 4512 — 3% Glidden ....... 19 11 17 4 J Stone & Web... 10 93% 0% — 24 Goodrich .... 16%2 16'z 16'2 — l5!Studebaker .... 63% 634 63% — Ys Soogvear Ceres 2 36 ¥ = va Sunshine Mine. 83 812 Bl — 4 Vw Fy pa 2 14 ~~ " wift Co..v. 18'a 18%a 8% J+ Grevh Cv ..iil IT 16% 16% —17( = ria OR Wi I — as Corp .... 38% - H Tex G Sul ..... B® HB. §% =.% Hayes Bdy .... 23% 23% 23% — ¥%|Tex Pac L 7 7 7 = Hecker Prod .. 9% 9% 9% .... ide W A Oil.. 124 12% 12a — 1% Jere Pat “aaah 881s 83 So — Pe Transamerica . 6 68s ti “ve omestake ..... / A -_ ran . %% 3 3% = 9 Fre Sn Bn BR Cg wa. mR." % - . Union Carb .... 71 7 -— 1% TM Central .... 12. 11% 113% — 3% Un Oil Cal .... 17% it By lb mLR.T . 4% 4% — ¥|Un Pacific . . 913% 91%2 91a — 3% Interchem 19 19 “er Un Aircraft Cp. 35 35 35 —_— 3 Int Hary ... 531% 532 — 3|Un Air Lines.. 9% 9% 9% — % nt MM ..... 2% 2% — YltnBispf...115 Ns 115 -— 2 Int Nickel 6 45% 46 — 35 |United Corp ... 2% 2% 21 .... Int P& P ... 812 8a 8% -— | United Fruit .. 69 69 69 — 38 Int T&T .... 6% 65% 6% — 3% 'Un Gas I .... 113% 113% 113% 4+ . - 13 S Gypsum .. 8, 83, 83 rear Johns-Man ...%% 70% Wh —1miSEPER RE BE B® oj [E- EERw, yi Bn Be oi th. go - % i - 33h " Bh = Eert~B Bk US Steel .b.... 80% 8 au —2) Kresge SS. 221 2% 224% 1, | Vanadium .... 20 20 20 -— % 7% | wan ot A mh In Lambert ....... 15% 15% 15% + 3% | welworth oor. B51 5% Bia — Lee Rub ....... Bn 0 29° — % ward Bak B .. 2 3 3° 7 L-O-F Glass ... 42%4 42 42 — 1% Waukesha Mot. 16 16 16 uy Life Savers es 3434 343% 34% —_ wes 0il&:S 19% 19 19 2 Ligg & My B...10] 101 © 101 © — 1 |w'PaEl6 pt os e4 9 Tin Tone or Celi. 45. 38 45 —[W PapSef 13 lf M3. = Ah Loose-W Bis ... 1812 1812 181 ... IWest Union ... 18% 18 18 — 3% Lorillard ...... Th nn 1% ov west Air Bke . 20% 20% 20% — % tn Af Westing El .... 902 89 89 — 2% Mack Tr ....... 13% 213% 21% —1 est 1 pf. ..136 136 136 “yon Macy R es 36% 35% BX — 121 Wheel Steel . 19 19 19 ~~ 1 Nw mn 8 J SAfRERSTOTA Bosc r Mo. 3, — 1'2 | Woolwo . 453 y “ie May D 8.000. $s" 8 8B —n . Podiba McCrory ...... 11 11 11 — 3 HX McIntyre Porc . 53 53 53 “ein Yellow Tr. ...... 14% 13% 13% — 3; McKeesport ... 10'2 10'%2 102 — 3 | Young S&W ... 113% 1134 1134 —~ 34 Miami Cop .... 72 7 93% — 3g| Young Sheet .. 352 35 5 - 1% Minn Hay ..... 59 59 59 — 112| Young Stl Dr .. 19% 18% 19% — 3

TODAY'S BUSINESS BRIEFS |}

Electricity production in the week ended April 1 rose over the preceding week and extended the year-to-year gain to best level of 1939, the report of the Edison Electric Institute showed today. Production for the latest period was placed at 2,209,971,000 kwh, a gain of 11.Y per cent over the corresponding 1938 week when 1,978,753,000 kwh were produced. ® & ©» A survey of the finances of six major cigaret manufacturers today disclosed that they had a combined business volume of 939 million dollars in the year ending Dec.

5 313 1937.

The survey was conducted by the Works Progress Administration and | compiled from data on file at the Securities & Exchange Commission. The SEC made the report public. Included were the American Tobacco Co., New York; The AxtonFisher Tobacco Co., Louisville, Ky.; Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., New York and St. Louis; P. Lorillard Co., New York; Philip Morris & Co.,

Ltd, Inc, New York, and R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., WinstonSalem, N. C.

Ld » =

Voters in 78 cities and towns in 29 states authorized only $5,945,951 in state and municipal financing

SEC APPROVES NEW ISSUE OF SECURITIES

WASHINGTON, April 6 (U. P).— ‘The National Steel Corp. today had ‘filed a registration statement with the Securities & Exchange Commission covering proposed new securities issues totaling 65 million dollars. The company plans to offer 50 million dollars first collateral mortgage bonds, due 1965, and 15 million dollars serial notes, due 1940-49. The interest rate will be announced later. Proceeds of the two issues will be used to retire outstanding issues of 47 million dollars 4 per cent bonds and $9,4000.000 33% per cent bonds. The balance will be advanced to Great Lake Steel Corp., a subsidiary, to pay off a five million dollar deferred obligation.

FOOD PRICES

CAGO, April 6 (U. 29.-AD les — Michigan Mackintosh, bu., [email protected]. t Potatoes—Tennessee, bu. hampers,

[email protected]. Carrots — Illinois, Lu., 50c@$l. Splhach Texas bi SoG Stc, Tomes

ida

during March, about half the normal amount for that period of the year, the Bond Buyer reported today. The total, compared with $12,132,000 in the yearago month, and $10,108,000 in 1937. During the month projects aggregating $1,472,750 were defeated by voters in 24 communities in 15 states. ® ®» =»

Gasoline reserves held by the nation’s refineries were reduced last

week for the first time this year, the weekly report issued by the American Petroleum Institute showed today. The report for the week ended April 1 disclosed that the industry improved its statistical position also by further curtailment of crude oil

and by effecting a moderate reduction in its stocks of gas and fuel oil.

2 » 2

The New York Curb Exchange announced today that the aggregate market value of all stocks on the exchange on March 31 was $9,867,394,406, compared with $10,726,320,549 at Feb. 28.

. rr »

ent retail hardware stores in 38 states showed an average decline of 0.1 per cent as compared with volume for the same month last year, according to the semi-monthly market, summary of Hardware Age. Compared with the preceding month, average sales declined 3.1 per cent. Seventy stores in Indiana showed an average gain of 0.3 per cent for the period.

Holiday

By United Press

Major security and commodity markets throughout . the world will be closed tomorrow in observance of the Good Friday heliday, but banks and livestock and produce markets in the United States generally will remain

open, Security and grain markets in this country will reopen for business Saturday, but other major commodity exchanges, including the New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges, the Commodity Exchange, Inc., the New York coffee and sugar, cocoa and produce exchanges— except for the grain section— will remain closed. British markets, except for-

production and crude runs to stills |El Bd&Sh

February sales in 1975 independ- | n.d

GRAIN PRICES UP AS TRADERS EYE EUROPEAN NEWS

Outside Pits Aid in Firmness.

CHICAGO, April 6 (U. P)— Wheat prices displayed a firm undertone on the Chicago Board of Trade today, reflecting higher outside markets and some concern over European developments. At the end of the first hour wheat was up % to 3 cent; corn up %* to 4 cent, and oats unchanged to 14 cent higher. Increased tension in Europe was evidenced by a further break in securities which led to some demand for wheat. There was buying of May wheat against sales of the deferred months by elevator interests. Reports from the southwest winter wheat belt indicated below freezing temperatures in Kansas, along with rain and snow. The forecast was for mostly clear and continued cold weather. Liverpool wheat closed unchanged to 1% cent higher in today’s short preholiday session. There was some covering on European developments. Winnipeg was % to % cent higher at the end of an hour’s trading. Local wheat traders were also inclined to cover commitments before the holiday tomorrow.

CHICAGO GRAIN

Opening prices today on the Chicago Board of Trade, as reported by Thomson & McKinnon, were:

May July Sept. Wheat—¢ [email protected]% $61 8 81% Corn— e@di 48% 49% OFt. wast 20%

WAGON WHEAT

i 3 aying for No. 1 oy BEI ey rades oh Thor merits. Sash corn. new No. 2 vellow, 42c. Oats, C. LIVERPOOL WHEAT Prev. s HED, IOV 4 S00 » oO May. hid ‘587% © E8% .58% [8% July’... 80% 60% 60% .60'a Oct. ......... 82% 82% 622 62% N. Y. Bonds BOND PRICE INDEXES 20 20 20 60 Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds Yesterday ..... 81.9 55.8 9.9 80.2 Week Ago ..... 86.0 58.9 100.8 81.8 Month Ago .... 81.2 62.2 101.7 83.7 Year Ago ...... 763 53.2 88.8 2.8 2 Years Ago.... 92.0 95.0 1025 96.8 1939 High ..... 88.0 610 101.9 841.8 1939 Low ...... 81.8 55.6 99.1 80.1 1938 High ..... 87.3 70.0 99.7 83.0 1938 Low ...... 4.9 47.9 81.3 70.7 1937 High ..... 95.0 101.2 1060 100.7 1937 Low ...... 80.1 69.3 92.3 8/1.1

(Copyright, 1939, Standard Statistics Co.)

U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds

33s 1943-40 3%s 1941 314s 1945-43 3V,s 1946-44 3s 1947-45 3s 048-46 216s 1953-49 234s 1954-51 234s 1965-60 Federal Farm Mortgage Bonds 3s 1949-44 ......... 108.9 1089 1089 Home Owners Loan Bonds 23s 1949-39 ........ 1101.25 101.25 101.25 . FOREIGN BONDS ORR Argent 45s 48 ........ 912 Ya 34 Auctralia 4158 56 ...... 04% 94 04, Belgium 7S 55 ......eee 12 112 i 12 Brazil 815s 26-57 ...... 17% 16% 16% Canada 2's 45 ........ 1022 102% 102'%2 Denmark 6s 42 ....... 98> 97 97 Denmark 4's 62 . 85% 85% 8% German oi 2, Hv 3. Bu man o'2Ss 4 4 7 Hany 51 59's 59 59 nou Poland 88 50 .......... 3 : 3 Tokyo 5Vs 61 ......... 552 55% 55% DOMESTIC BONDS 5s 49 oe EN i Alleg Corp 5s 49 ...... B & Oo 4 6s C 95 ... 10% 18% 18% an Pac 4'ss 60 ...... 851% 4 84% Certn-td 5128 48 ...... 75 74% 745% Rich Oil cv 4s 52 10314 103 10314 : hy oe 30 ree 101 wi 10 Warner Bro 6s 39 ..... gS &T 4s 48 cv ...102 1002 100% ————————————————————————— Net High Low Last Close Alum Co Am .. ® 33% R% —_ WN Am Airlines ... /a -— Am Cyan B ... 20% 20% 20's — Sa Am Lt&Tr .... 14% 14% 14% — 354 Am Rep cp .... 8% 63 6% — Ya Am Super ..... S& Ss Sa Ark N Gas A.. 2% 2 Vs .. Ark N Gas pf.. 6 57% 5% Asso GRE .... 7-16 7-16 7-16 .... Asso GRE A ... % 3a 3 vee Atlas Corp wts. 34 Ya 3"... Bellanca Air_ .. 7 9 | Berkey Gay Fur 7-16 he Bp — Brill Cp A .... 2) 22 2V — 14 Bunker Hill&S. 12% 12% 12Y4 — 4 Carrier Corp .. 117 11% 11% — % Cent & SW U.. 1% 1% 1% — a CSt BI 6pf.. 3 3 3 —_ a Cherry Burrell. 13 13 13 -_1 Cities Serv .... 6% 6% 6% — Ja Cities Serv pf.. 53'2 53 53 —_— 3h Creole Pet .... 19%2 19% 19% — % Crown Drug ... 1% 1% 1% ... Ea G&Fuel pf.. 18 18 18 —_ 3% 7 ii Ei 75% 7 — El BA&kSh 6 pf 64'2 642 64% .... Ford Can A ... 18% 18 18 —_ 3 Ford M Ltd ... 4% 43% 4% I Fruehauf Trail. 15 183% 15 + Wa Glen Alden ... 4 4 4 ih IGt ARP ........ 77 yd kiki 2 Gt Nor Paper.. 35 35 35 -_1 Gulf Oil Love. 38% 34% 34% : Humble Oil ... 55% 55 55 —1 Imp O Can .... 15% 15% 15% .... Jones & Lau Stl 19% 197%: 19% — 7 Kingston Pro .. 15 15% 13% — W% Lehigh C&N . uae 2%, o%% — kheed Air 28a 23% 25a — 1% McWms Dredge. 10'2 10 10 — Oh Molybdenum 4 334 3% — NJ Zing ...... 50% 50a 50% + Wa Phila IE” 4 ar 0 3 RR a a 6Va } Std Oil Ohio 18 18 8 > B Taggart Cp .... 3% 3 Shy — Y% Technicolor 16% 163% 16% 4 4 Un Gas Corp .. 2 2 2 — Vp Un Lt&Pwr A.. 13% 134 1% — Wilson Jones .. Tl2 qin Wh —~ I Wright Harg .. 8% 8% 8h ..:

Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

meee BYU. 8. Weather Bureau

INDIANA CROP WEATHER ~April 6, 1939— Precipi- Stateof

Stations High Low tation weathe Notre Dame ....... 19 32 2% Crone Angola ........eve00 45 30 15 Cloudy Wheatfield ......... «6 30 .15 Cloudy Rochester ...... «vv 49 32 09 Cloudy Marion ....L.uaas 58 31 21 Cloudy Lafayette ....... er 33 .18 Cloud Cambridge City 33 98 Cloudy Columbus ..... 33 1.00 Cloudy Vincennes ..... 38 1.25 = Cloudy AO nso v uh 34 1.78 Cloudy Ft. Wayne. ...... un 32 17 Cloudy Indianavolis ..... 34 81 Cloudy Terre Haute ... 34 1.03 Cloudy Evansville .......... 38 1.52 Cloud Additional Wea Rainf Valles: vy all in Wabash TOMEY. HL. os veteaiaiieig Mount Carmel, Ill. ARR 1% New Harmony .. . 1.83 Bloomington 1.21 HaFleton.. . 1.26 EdWardsport ........... Eytan a rn

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 14¢; hea brolers, 4% Ibs, and over, 13c: Fo. de 4'2 Ibs. ld4c; -Leghorn hens, llc: Barred and White Rock springers, 1% Ibs. and over, 15c; colored springers, 1% Ibs. and Lo EN \ N € 1 13¢: Toosters, 9c... | HG Sven

fornia

60 @S5¢. $2.25@3. Cauliflower —Cali- $ Sai, fornia

eign exchange and money which will be open Saturday,

s 1resh coun ¢; (each : ¥

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Indiana Bank Debits

1923-1936 =0

Securities Break, Higher,

2%

80

93 1932 1934

enced any “serious” contraction, but was not up to expectations and the uncertain, the Irom Age said today.

than that of the fourth quarter of last year, despite the fact that trade quarters had anticipated a moderate gain for the period. It pointed out, also, that backlogs accumulated late in 1938, which had been bolstering production schedules, are being cleared up.

Even Weather Blamed

«The crisis in Europe, the failure of the Washington Administration to adopt a constructive policy toward business, weakness in the stock market and even the weather are blamed for the apparent halting of improvement in steel and related lines,” the publication said. “The most discouraging factor of the week's business news,” it added, «js a sharp reduction in automobile schedules, indicating that April assemblies may be well below those of March, whereas in every year of the past decade, except 1938, April production has exceeded that of March. Last week's assemblies showed a small drop, but there will undoubtedly be a larger one this week as some plants, which only recently went on a five-day week, have dropped back to three or fourday schedules.” The magazine said that a numper of rail orders have been completed, tending to curtail mill schedules, and that private pbuilding activity has not developed as rapidly as had been hoped.

Cannot Thrive on U. S. Spending

«The failure of private work to go ahead in the volume that was hoped for again calls attention to the fact that the steel industry cannot thrive alone on Government spending, which last year accounted for less than 5 per cent of total steel orders placed direct with the mills.” Among the favorable items in the week's developments, however, the Iron Age cited a slight improvement in railroad buying after the recent lull. In addition, it pointed out that structural steel lettings have

not yet reflected the “vast sums set aside for PWA work,” which may

25¢ lappear later.

The Iron Age estimated the na-

3 [tional production rate for this week

at 541% per cent of capacity, off 1, point, and reported its scrap composite price at $15.25 a ton, off 4 cents.

Chicago Stocks High Low Last Abbott Lab ..i.eieen ‘er 51% 5612 58'2 Armour & Co ....ev0 ww 4% : a Aviat & Tran ...eseeee 2% 2% 2% Bendix Aviat ... 19% 19% Bruce E L ..... 1012 1014 Cent & SW Ut . lla 1% Chgo Corp ..... 1Va Ph Comwlth Edison 26. 282 Elec Househd .. 27 3 Gen Motors . a. 4 ii Gt Lakes Dredge 21% 21% Katz Dru “ve ah os Leath Co ....... 2% es Marshall Field . 1002 1 a Mid West Corp 8's 8a No Amer Car . 2% 2% o W Ut 7 pf. 12 12 Press Stl Car ’ Te Th Raytheon fg a 1% 1% Rollins Hos ...... weass 1% 1% 1% Serrick Corp B ....eee 2 2 2 on & 8h Cass strsases 13% Bi 1a sc I'S severenn a J Zenith Radio .......... 18 18 16

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, April 6 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, April 6 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major currencies: Cable Rates Net Change

England (pound). $4.68 Eng. (60-d. b. rted 4.67% "eae Canada (dollar) .. .993 aislhs France (franc) ... .0264 15-16—.0000 1-16 Italy (lira) ....... .0526% rsa Belgium (belga) .. .1683 —.00001% '| Germany (mark) . .4014 +.0002% Germ, (tr. mk)... .2085 Switzer, franc). .2242'% +4.0000% Holland (guild) .. .5309 ii Sweden (krona) .. .2413% 4.0001 Norway (krone) . .2352% +-.0000%% Denmark (krone). .2090% +.0000% Spain (Fr. pes) .. .11127%

DAILY PRICE INDEX NEW YORK, April 6 (U. P).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities,

Y| compiled for United Press (1930-32

average equals 100): Yesterday ...ssseccsecsseesss. 103.76 Week Ago shshbceerrienvenss. 104.19 Month Ago shesurrtisrsatsee 105.82 Year AZO ......ce:.aeesssises. 106.66 1939 High (March 6) ...e.....108.47 1939 Low (April 4) ...........103.59

1935 indiana University Bureau of Business Research.

Many Factors Blamed for Lack of Upturn in Steel

NEW YORK, April 8 (U. P.).—Steel business has not as yet experi-

The magazine predicted that complete figures for the first three months of 1939 will show a total output of slightly less

»|why its common and Class A stocks 2| should not be suspended from reg-

+ | changes on the ground that certain

current fiscal year through April 4 com- Auto Invest Corp ............. pared with a year aco: : It R & Stk Yd com... 9 081 654 35 $5 oir Sto sab 16 Cent thd Pow Se » , s ..$6,919,081, ! , i i 0 Breit $3330 510.009.38 4.862,166,106.39 Home T&T Ft Frayne 7%. Gross . 2,488 551.614.97 785 396.255.77 | Hook Drugs Inc com.... Net f .. 2.453.090.264.97 728.535.905.77 | Ind Gen_ Serv 6% pid Cash Bal . $,338.986.538.03 3,098.939,275.48 Ind Mic % pid Work: Bal. 2.681.708.224.60 1.346 5¢ ‘492.35 | Indpls Water 5% pid Pub. Debt 40,039,092.849.27 37.555.983.345.79 | Indpls Hydro Elec 7% pfd.. Gold Res 15.2 3 Es een 12,7931 a3} Indnis Sas oo pra gamete ie . 4 . . . y * » go Rd IE a n a Ss com. INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE |i\'ShA Pub Serv 5%% pid... 87 84 CIEATINES «vrroossssnasssarsnssnse $3.026.000 | *N Ind Pub Serv 8% ef 84 87 Debits .....iveenerisessrsiniian 7,712 000 | *N Ind Pub Serv 7%.......... 91 te tT TOBE DN ery, Co com... 1% ih < >» u TV 0 © n » PD vo. 2 « Pub Serv Co of Ind 7% bpid.. 48 5 OTHER LIVESTOCK |&h87.G shea 3d." H > NATI. April 6 (U, P.).—Hogs— Union e Co com ... 8 RE salable, 900: total. 2000: hold-|T Haute Elec Co fd... ve over, 60: market fairly active, generally | Van Camp Milk Co ..... 63 steadv: top, $7.45: 250-300 lbs, $7.25: 100- van Camp Milk Co com .. 10 140 Ibs. es most good packing Bonds sows, $5.50@6. To Receipts, salable, 275; total, 400: |Amer Loan 8s 46 .... ...... 88 100 es talable, 200: total, 200:|Citizens Ind Tel 4l>s @l_... 102 105 market active. moderate on light sunply, Crabbe Reynolds Taylol 5s 42 92 100 mostly fully steady; two loads choice 1147- |Home T&T Ft W 3% 55 .....103 105 1152-1b. steers. $12; truck lots near 700-lb. Home T&T CO 6% 43......1 4 108 fed heifers. $10.50; plain to good beef cows, [il Ass Tel 8% a ceases | Re io Va $8.95@ 17: cutter grades mostly $4.75@6; ton 3 9 % 88 0.5 00 1 sausage bulls, $7.75: top vealers, $10; bulk |h pls Railways Inc 5% 67... 57 60 good and choice, [email protected]. Day aT 3 h. B68, -. us: 105 107 Sheep Receipts, salable, 100: total, 100; Inter Tel & Tel 2% OF ie 1% hardly enough offered to test values; Reo Packt Re i 55. 9 iN market quoted nominally steady: choice yr oie sg 19 IES 55,250 OY: 99% 102% clipped fed Western ‘ambs eligible up to|yro.oie ‘Water Wks oh 8 1102 $9: common and medium, [email protected]; few |N NC CAO OP 6100 47 100% 103% lots common and medium spring lambs, Shio Tel Co ° “ee 100 $11 down to $9 or even below; good and|pupiie Tel Co ah 68 Lh 5 100 choice absent and auotable higher; slaugh- |; Wk 3" 1 ter ewes mainly $3 cown Richmond Water s 59, 49..103% 105 RE AYRTIR AILS (. P.).—Hog mar- | Seymour ‘Water Wks 5% 49...100, 103 ket—Steady to 10c higher: 200-250 1bs..|7 Haute Water Wks 6% 49 . 102 105 [email protected]: 250-325 Ibs. $6.890@7:. 160-200 | Tract Term Corp Re 60 bs., $7317.20; pigs. $6.75 down: roughs, $6} «x.pividend. down; calves, [email protected]; lambs, $850@9, Market st_Investment Corp . 20.48 20.68 (BY ris

1936 1937 1938 1939

the industry’s first quarter, showing outlook for the immediate future is

on ingot production

FORECASTS GAIN IN OIL RESERVE

S. J. Pirson Describes Chemical Test of Gas Seepage.

PITTSBURGH, April 8 (U. P).— Increases in the known reserves of petroleum were forecast today in a prospecting method described by Sylvain J. Pirson, of the petroleum and natural gas department of Pennsylvania State College. He spoke yesterday at the convention of the Eastern District, Division of Production, of the American Petroleum Institute. Advising petroleum experts meeting here in a two-day convention that the soil gas survey methods of prospecting for oil and gas structures offer the greatest possible chances of increasing known reserves, Mr, Pirson said this method has been employed mostly in the Gulf Coast fields of Texas and Louisiana. : Pointing out that the process was first found in Germany and then developed largely in Russia, Mr. Pirson said only five American companies have utilized the process so far. 'The process involves chemical analysis of the invariable seepage to the surface of gases where gas or oil fields are located.

UTILITY ‘AGREES TO SEC REQUIREMENTS

NEW YORK, April 6 (U. P)— The Associated Gas & Electric Co. today capitulated to the accounting requirements of the Securities & Exchange Commission by filing with the Federal agency amendments to its registration statements and its annual reports for 1934 to 1937, inclusive. Officials of the billion dollar utility system in a. formal statement said they “still believed” that the original statements and reports filed were in accordance with proper accounting principles at the time, but that the decision to comply with the SEC methods was made because of a desire to cooperate with the agency. On Jan. 12 last the commission ordered that the utility show cause

istration and listing on various ex-

accounting items in the annual reports and in the registration statements contained “false and misleading” material.

LOCAL ISSUES

The following Juotasions by the Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. do not represent actual bids or offerings, but merely indicate the approximate market leve based on buyin recent transactions.

Stocks

and selling quotations of Ask

. P. t & Co.)

DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED

All directors of the Public Service Co. of Indiana were re-elected today at the annual stockholders’ meeting held at the company’s general offices here. The directors are Robert A. Gallagher, David P. Pardee and Garland J. Oglebay, all of Indianapolis; G. O. Nicolai, Terre Haute; K. PF. Dickinson, Lafayette, and Laurence XK. Callahan and Stuart J. Barrett, both of Chicago.

J. A. M’CARTHY DIES AT 68 PHILADELPHIA, April 6 (U. P.). —John A. McCarthy, president of the Pennsylvania Sugar Co. died early today at his home here. He was 68.

en A A BSR Colonial Thrifty Savings Accounts: are Insured by Govermment Agcy. up to $5,000.

oo 1H |

Colonial inoue"

Association

a

Passenger Cars : dim FOR

RR

RAT pt 8 BLT ie Re

Pi gts Reg

| PAGE 29:

4 ah

~~ ON THE RADIO

- TONIGHT 7:00—Katp Smith, WFBM. 7:00—Rudy Vallee, WIRE. 8:00--Good News, WIRE. 9:00—Andre Kostelanetz, WFBM.

Brahms’ “German Requiem,” almost traditional in the observance of Good Friday, will be broadcast at 1 p. m. tomorrow for the fifth year by the Men and Boys’ Choir of St. Thomas Church, NBC-WIRE. Dr. T. Tertius Noble, organist and master of choristers at the New York church, will direct the choir, assisted by the NBC Symphony Orchestra. The choir will be augmented by 30 voices chosen from artist students at the . Juillard ‘School of Music in New Lork. Soloists will be Alma Milstead, opera, concert and radio soprano, and Arthur Kent, baritone soloist of the St. Thomas Church. Locally, Good Friday will be observed with a broadcast at 2 p. m. tomorrow on WIRE of the annual “Way of the Cross” service, held on

Catholic churches of Indianapolis will participate in the service, which is held under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus. A complete dramatization of the Passion Play will be broadcast from 12-3 p. m. tomorrow on WIBC. The program will be a transcription made by the Franciscan friars at the Graymoor Monastery at Garrison, N. Y. A program on the Crucifixion of Christ will be broadcast on WLW at 10:15 p. m. tomorrow. s 2 = In observation of’ Army Day, Rep. Andrew J. May, chairman of the House Committee an Military Affairs, will speak at 10 o'clock tonight, NBC-Red, from the Army 2 2 2

the world War Memorial Plaza. All

Day banquet of the Military Order of the World War. The banquet will be held in the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. Maj. Gen. George C. Marshall, deputy chief of staff of the Army, will be toastmaster,

» n 8 Lionel Barrymore again will visit Good News at 8 o'clock tonight, NBC-WIRE, where he will star.in a radio adaptation of “The Voice of Bugle Ann.” Kitty Carlisle, who

was named recently by the American Fashion Guild as one of America’'s best dressed women, will be another guest on the program. ® a = . The cinema horror man, Bots Karloff, will leave his movie disguise behind when he presents “a dramatic soliloquy on Rudy Valleé's program at 7 o'clock tonight, CBSWFBM. The sketch, “Resurrection,” was written originally for the Canadian Broadcasting Commission. It seems that the popularity -of the Vallee program has slipped a cog—in fact, it’s down in 17th place now and it used to rank in the top half dozen. The program pioneeréd its own style of entertainment, ine troduced a long list of current favoe rites and now it succumbs to them, The pattern that the Vallee hour set is being followed by most of Hollywood's principal programs. Out there the Vallee show cannot compete with rivals. Its budget is too small to interest Hollywood notables. The program's staff has ‘ho field for burrowing among une heralded stars and it cannot afford the great ones. : 2 8 ”

Barry Fitzgerald, the Irish actor known for his work in the “Plough and the Stars,” will be starred in an original Irish play on the Kate Smith hour at 7 o'clock tonight,

CBS-WFBM.

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times ts not ible for aouncements inne by station obaDEes alter oo Ming) hreurasio to program. Wily

time.)

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CHICAGO CINCINNATI ; WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 WELS-WEN : (CBS Net.) NB MBS) r NG ™ (NBS-MBS) 4:00 efore the House [. U. Proeram Stor Hann nn Toa, anes Roy Seats Sheriff Bob Sherif Bob t ome on wingtime 4:45 » - Varieties Jonnnie Johnston News Armattong 5:00 Christian Science Spelling Boy Don Winslow 5:18 Howie ny , ood Afternoon Malcolm Claire rag 5:30 Pre-Easter Prog. Nick Trace Your Hobby Nixon ton 6:48 Interview Safety Talk Sports Lowell Thomas R:00 News Ea A Easy Ace 6:15 FHA Program Veen! Varieties Lost Poraons Braud) 6:30 Joe E. Brown '39 Champions Sporls Don't Belleve I§ 6:45 » " Newspaper of Alr News Inside Sports 3 Kate Smith Rudy Valles Know Your School Rudy Valieo . ”» ”» ii% » » - - Philharmonie Or. » os 8:00 Major wes Good News Mills’ Or. 8:18 w» Be » » Bolognini’'s Or, Send Ney 3:30 - » s Town Meeting » » 2:0 Tune-Up, Time Mugie Hall » » Mugloe Hal 9:30 " i » " Minst » » 9:45 Social Security ». a Pp, Tw . wu 10:00 mos & Andy District Attorney News n: 4 Nene. Detby Jiastuall Mills: or. . 0 Swen Ge he Y ews enderson’s Or i 10:45 Baum’s Or. Unemployment ’”. » : £aunirkints i off 11:00 8. Rave's Or. Musie Musie Fi , . HE Rfid cron oo 5 Sem hij 3 alnick’s Or. roshe’s OF. Hae ape Shelley's Or. Shelley's Or. OR lye FRIDAY PROGRAMS nT INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS NCINN/ 7 WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 (WIBC 1050) CW od (CBS Net.) (NBS-MBS) (NBS-MBS) - :30 Early Birds Devotions evotions Check 3 4 Bif Markets olling Along Renfro Valley

9: - Tunes & Tips Breakfast Jam Time to Sh : 1 » - » » Check o Peter rains - fas __* _° s - Ch Gipera Seusen, 8:00 R. Maxwell News Coffee Cup Paul Allison 8:15. Me & Marge Dessa Aird Top o’ Morning go to Town 8:30 Itop House Babv Bulletin Fashion Footlights Breakfast Club 8:45 Apron Strings Ensemble Devotional Silhouettes 9:00 tty Kelly Central City Refiectio i 9:15 arrell’s Kitchen Other Wife Charm House ! Like Yuaie 9:30 " Plain 8ill Shut-in Friends Julia Blake 9:45 Stepmother Woman in White Rhythmakers Central City 10:00 Roundup David Harum Kay Bartlett Linda’ 10:15 Scattergood Lorenzo Jones wa Vita ‘sade 10:30 Di Sister Widow Brown Safety Program ew 10:45 Life Stories Editor's Daughter Castletime ad of Life 11:00 Mary Bride Singin’ Sam No Rhythms itor’ 11:15 Nancy James Linda's Tove nny Ro A Ongshter 11:30 Farm Cjrele r. Malone School for Brides News 11:45 : Farm Hour Bov Greets Girl Farm Hour 12:00 Farm Burean Markets Passion Play a 12:15 News Headlines n » Farm News 12: Bohemians WIRE Reporter » " Smilin’ Ed oh 12:45 Manhattan Voice of Experience * Happy Gilmans 1:00 Lenten Service Betty & Bob ” " Betty & Bob 1:15 r. Susan Grimm’s Daughter * » rimm’'s Daughter 1:30 hio State Choir Valient Lady » " sliant Lady Jy “on tty Crocker wn Betty Crocker _ 2:00 Way of the Cross Army Band we» ary Marlin 2:15 3 4 Progress Parade » » [) rkins ; 2:30 » 3 » » Musical poor oung 2:4 - » Police Court " » Guiding Light 3:00 Fact Finder Backstage Wife Wirges’ Or. Mad Hatterfields. a Serenade Stelia Dallas Virginia Tavlop Club Matinee 3S: w ' ic & Sade an 0X Beautiful Lite . - 8:45 Unannounced Girl Alone Melody Time Kitty Keene 20 Butler Forum Hizh School News Indiana Laws Hannah . 15 Tea Tunes Interviews ZaZooZology Richards’ Or. 4:30 " v Home caition Old’ Refrains Jack Armstrong 4:45 ' » Varieties Hawaiians News

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): NBC-BLUE-WJ2, 160; WOWO, 1160; WENR-WLS, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED-WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. OBS—WABQO, 860; WJR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. MUTUAL-WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 11 Pertaining t§ 1 Leaf of a king. : well 12 Doctor. Hee. eh 1 eren 6 It belongs to : the genus « 20 Its leaf ig :- It hag — 23 To slobbes light wood. 25 To erase, - 13 Flyer. BUDDHA | 26 Roosted. 15 One who 27 Hops kiln, *- argues. 28 Bustle, °° 16 Conjunction. 81 To drink 17 Finger slowly. ornaments. 32 Lug. 19 Morass. 34 Rich sweet 20 To eat. 43 Mark of 59 Sap of this breads. 21 Twenty-four bondage. tree, valuable 35 Consumes, - on hows. Molle, 45 Mar. for —— 36 Oven. mall ho 37 More . IS op atacen | Woalen fabric. . VERTICAL °/ _C,,, ° antelopes. 48 Plant stalk. 1 Mother. 39D yes. 49 Twice. 2 Benefits. 27 Bony. : 42 Its seed. 29 Electrical 80 Measure of 3 Feather. 44 To mingle. term. ares 4 Burdened. 47 Indian wild; 30 Least 51 To knock. 5 And cattle. constrained. 53 Upon. 6 Dry. 33 Musical note, 54 Tow boat. 7 Disagreeably 49 Snake. : 34 Tillage. 55 Indefinite sharp. 52 Establishe® 38 Renter's article. 8 Thing. value. contract. 87 Egyptian deity 9 Usage. $4 Liliaceous 40 By means of. 58 To seek to 10 To make tree. ; 41 To elevate. attain, expiation. $6 Chaos.

i

1)

; g ; § i

HA IPT