Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1939 — Page 17

PART OF EARLY LOSSES ERASED ON N.Y, BOARD |

Lh Rally From 7-Point Dip if GL&R" Accompanied by Rise

Color, Enc T In Turnover.

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NEW YORK, April 11 (U. P).— Stocks came back 1 to 3 points in| the early afternoon dealings today | Am following a morning break that a ranged to nearly 7 points. 22 The rally was accompanied by increased turmover. Trading turned dull again with the market steadier early in the fourth hour. Du Pont which had touched 126%, off 63, recoved 33% points of the “Joss. Chrysler came back to 561, off 2% from the previous close but up 25% from the low. Douglas regained 31, points of a 5% point decline. Union Pacific regained 2 points of a 5 point loss. In some instances early were turned into net gains.

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DOW.-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

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vear on losses ranging fr com frac-| 9: “4 | tions to more than a point. Pasco. 36 on Curb stocts turned lower after, ER S45 early steadiness. Losses ranged Ches & (Ohi from fractions to more than a point. FR a er. National Power & Light preferred | Ica AC... 3 lost 2 points while United Light & Giimax Moiv © Power preferred, Babcock & Wilcox, Po, road B.." Creole Petroleum and DLiockhe®d Commn Gas ... Aircraft had losses of a point and Som Credi more each. Sn 8 Aluminium, Ltd., was Wm, Lid, was Wp a a point. 0

* BUILDING REPORTED HIGHEST SINCE 199

NEW YORK, April 11 (U. P)— March residential building in the 87 a states east of the Rocky Mountains Bu Pont Teh rose to the highest level since 1929. the F. W. Dodge Corp. reported 10- miinoon Sch day. | Eee uto-L ... The authority said that March Bie Ele Bo hi volume expanded more than seasonally in the face of adverse Weather mn ace lat Sas in conditions and the delayed arrival Ene Pub 8 of spring in many sections, showing aut Bag ... a rise of 59 per cent over the pre- pn... sug . ceding month and 58 per cent over Fiintkote the corresponding 1938 month. | Foster Wheel All types of construction awarded |. in March were reported at $300,- Gen 661,000, or 36 per cent over the pre- Cn vious month and 32 per cent over Gen the March, 1038, volume. - This volume, the report obeerved, | R - lifted total awards for the first Bd SS ot 48 quarter to a new eight-year high for Gobel” Ror “ns the period. ~

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, April 11 (U. Py Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted Becker Brod price index of 30 basic commodities, Here Mot ..-. compiled for United Press (1930-32 Houa i Her

Man pro. average equals 100), | Hudson Motor . Yesterday

cerharensees 103.44 | Hupp Motor . Week ago

ereaens 103.59 | MONth ABB «vvvvvevrsens sess 10467 IH ORUM Year ago

caves. 10843 Trerenem pr .. 1938 High (March 8) .... 106.47 11 19398 Low (April 6) ......

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INCORPORATIONS

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Alliance Lumber & Coal Co., Ine., Gary authorizing 1 | Shares pre: ferred Rock o $100 par va |

Posey County Farm Bing Chopsiative Association, sev ville; Amtndmen ent in. creasing common stock to shares of $5 par value. Midwest Construction & Asphalt Co. Iilinois Ta aEMitted to Mdiand 10 manufacture and deal In paving materials. Arcola Construction Co. Wlineois cor ation; admitted to Indiana to manuiacture building, sidewalk and roadway construction materials, Justices of Peace and Constables Asso. ciation of Indiana, Imec., South Bend; neo capital stock; to promete interasts of Justices of ce; Alberts, Everctt adox, Ernest er.

U. S. STATEMEN

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BUSINESS BRIEES

Dependability, operating economy and safety are the three main features the American motorist seeks in buying a car, results of the an- . nual survey of the General Motors s00 Corp, disclosed today. Other factors that determine automobile purchases are pick-up, smoothness, comfort, ease of control, first cost, safety and speed, according to replies more than one million motorists, released in the -leurrent edition of the “Motorist's Handbook and Buyers’ Guide,” published by the corporation's customer research staff. ® = =» New lumber orders In the week ended April 1 rose 28 per cent above the corresponding 193% week, while shipments were 19 per cent and production R per cent greater than in the year age ahead of the corresponding period of 193%,

u. S., CANADIAN CAR, TRUCK SALES GAIN

Canada aggregated 1.055787 units (in the first quarter of 1939, compared with S60. 0e units in the coring per last year, a gain .| of 58 per cent, the Automobile Man- | utacturers Association reported toaay, March sales totaled 389.700 units, a gain of 25 per cent over February and 63 per cent above March, 1938,

units, respectively.

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when sales were 312337 and 238 597

WHEAT RALLIES

AFTER OPENING FRACTIONAL DIP

Fresh War Fears Aroused By Break in Securities On N. Y. Exchange.

i] LS P)— a weak opening Board of Trade today, as a break in securities aroused fresh war fears

At the end of the first hour wheat Was up % cent, corn and oats unto off 14 cent. Opening quotations in wheat were off as much as J cent, Traders took the selling side due to disappointing action at Li and the bearish Government ter wheat estimate. The sharp decline in stocks brought in considerable short covering, however, which reversed the downward trend. After climbing almost a cent, prices steadied on increased offerings. Corn prices rallied with wheat, but were influenced somewhat by a lower Buenos Aires market.

CHICAGO GRAIN

Opening prices today oe the Chicago Bosra of Trade, as reported by Thomson & MeKinnon, were:

% May Jaly Sept. SOR ® 68% SEVH@ 6V% $68 @.68%

TARAS HO%@.A0% 50% Onte— ) av 8%

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Poland ss "50 vet “ SEEK CHARGE ADJUSTMENT NEW YORK, April 11 (U., P).— The Central Railroad of New Jer sey is expected to seek voluntary reda justment of its fixed charges or to apply for court reorganization in the near future, Eugene S. Brooks, chairman of a protective committee for the road's bondholders, said today.

New Business Books Available at Library

The following new business books now are available at the business branch of the Indiane apolis Public Library: RDS 3 TRE ERS, by George

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LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed Spite, 4'% ibs, and over, and White Rock springers, over, p, 1d¢: leg horn Boner 17 Ibs. and over, spi ne chickens, 2 old roosters, 9¢.

Neo. 1 strielly fresh county Pun + (each full case wust weigh 54 a net deduction of 15¢ fox each roti will be made

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Alves ree

Salable recel

Huo Ibs acking sows, 85 %

steady, cows litle

steers ana light yearlings, $9.50@ 10 medium Juatanie main

small lot good to bee

{ Inrgely $7 HOT: top vealers, $1 Sheep -Balahle receipts, 809;

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AUTOMOBILE EA DEPARTMENT STORE

Nazi Financing Program Held Temporary Measure

BERLIN, April 11 (U. P) Germany's recently announced financing program will serve only as a temporary expedient and government experis already are working out a new plan to nancial observers said today. These sources contend that while the tax anticipation plan would provide immediate aid for the Reich's hard-pressed treasury, ite com plexities create ever-increasing difficulties. The complex plan introduced by the government several weeks ago provided, in effect, that corporaTre doing business with the Reich would receive 60 per cent of their payments in cash and the balance in certificates guaranteed by fuThese certificates could be used to pay corporate vax bills. Financial experts agree that the plan cannot be made permanent, and many are convinced that it has been desighed solely as an introduectory measure to pave the way for some scheme.

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| springers,

lambs, $9.

OUT ONE CENT OF COST, you can learn from us if it can be financed.

When loan is made, the expense of closing is very moderate. With such savings possible, remember to make Railroadmen's your FIRST

stop for a Home

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to raise revenues, informed

HOGS DECLINE 1070 15 CENTS

Vealer Prices Also Soften 50 Cents; Top Goes At $10.

A weaker hog Art A Sian. apolis today saw prices slip 15 cgats vg weights 160 pounds and over, while lighter weights declined 10 cents, according to the Bureau of Agee Peonomics. Practical top price on 200 0 220-pounders went at $7.20. Vealers also Seine 50 cents, the dropping to or of the sheep and lamb receipts were divided between local

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OTHER LIVESTOCK

FI. WAYNE, April 1. (U, P.).— Hoge Market adv a3 % lower: +220 $7.08; 87; 220. de lbs, $8. 95° v.30: 260.

180- ' 1b, RR 140-260 40 ibs indo: io 1b.

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% TONIGHT %

| BENNY GOODMAN

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Maybe well find out just what Betty Grable and Jackie Coogan are going to do about their off-again, on-again marriage when guest star on Bob Hope's show at § o'clock

Naziism reared its head last week in New York radio circles when one fan who signed a curt note with a swastika shipped a bullet to one of the announcers as a gentle warning regarding something that had been said about “our leader.”

On a Vox Pop program which was held after the incident, Wallie Butterworth asked “Who is the most horrible character you ever read about in a book? “Well,” the answer “I just finished ‘Mein Kampf,’ "==and Wallie rushed the man off with an explanation that they must never discuss politics, ® =» ®

Deems Taylor, American composer, and Marcug Duffield, news editor of the New York Herald Tribune, will be up for crossexamining on the Information Please program at 7:30 o'clock tonight, NBC-Blue. Although this is Mr. Duffield’s first guest appearance in many months, he was a regular in the early days of the program. Clifton Fadiman i8 M. ©. and regulars inelude Franklin P., Adams and John Kieran, * ® 8

Two comparative strangers to radio listeners are this year's selec= tion in the Metropolitan Auditions of the Air. The two who get Met! jobs are Miss Annamary Dickey, Decatur, Ill, and Mack Harrell, Greenville, Texas. Along with their contracts, they each won. $1000. The two young singers had been doing some radio work along with their musical studies in New York, but mostly in choirs. » =

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Chicago, Meade Lux Lewis and Ale bert Ammons, will be repeat guests on Benny Goodman's Caravan at 8:30 o'clock tonight, CBS-WFBM., on tour, will remain in New York

a second week before resuming pers sonal appearances in the East,

Swing Benny, who has been

Interior Secretary Harold

Tekes will talk on oI” x 9:30 o'clock tonight, CBS, from the meeting of the Newspaper Guild of New York at the Astor Hotel, retary Ickes will be introduced by Carl Randau of the World-Teles gram, president of the New York u

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. » » “Social Seeurity—=Why and How?”

will be debated at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon, CBS, by Senator Robert Taft (R. ©.) and Rep. T. V. Smith (D, 111) in another of their weekly discussions on Foundations of De moeracy.

» » . Gen. Hugh 8. Johnson headlines

the “For Men Only” programs 7:30 tonight, NBC-WIRE, where he will be interviewed by George Jessel, M. C. Others to be heard are Harry

(Bottle) McNaughton, stooge with

Phil Baker, and Bob McGimsey, composer who wrote “Shadrack.”

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