Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1939 — Page 30

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NEW YORK, April 21 (U. P)—| Stocks maintained a steady tone in dull trading in afternoon dealings] today. Gains of a point were held by Westinghouse Electric, Loew’s and Sears Roebuck. Union Carbide, A. T. & T. and General Motors wers up nearly a point. Most other leaders had fractional

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STOCKS

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

$0 INDUSTRIALS Cresaieeiacseeeass 12841 4140 --1.31 +1.49

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Yesterday

Month AZO cc.covanesvevenass 141.82 Year Age .ociiiiaiincecnias 11852 High, 1939, 154.85; Low, 121.44, High, 1938, 158.41: Low, 98.95. : 20 RAILROADS Yesterday o.....cocviciiecen Week AZO ovivonvonsanencene Month Age ....cccovvirseses Year Ago ...... High, 1939, 34.33; Low, 24.14, High, 1938, 33.98; Low, 19.00, 15 UTILITIES

25.86 25.08 29.87

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40.23 -—0.40 40.51 +0.90

22.23 22.01 21.14 aesedaice IBS Tow, 20.91. Low, 15.14.

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Curb Stocks Higher Curb stocks turned irregularl higher after early firmness. Trading| S was light. Grahs Preferred shares of Electric St North Bf. Bond & Share were up 1 to 2 points|Guant Sue but the common was unchanged from the previous close. American | Hershey pf ...106% 106% Gas & Electric eased 3%, but else-| im where in the utility list fractional In; gains were scored. jut Carrier Corp., American Cyana- | [Int mid B and Jones & Laughlin Steel! | Int had fractional gains but other in-’ dustrial stocks had small losses. | Aviations were easier, but oil shares; ppan .. firmed moderately. Mining shares Loft Inc .., were irregular.

gains. Steel shares were practically g i vsler 62% ay oy having made up small (Gol sler pp UB | olum Gas 6 Minor gains were noted in Ana- | Comulih Edigon 26% conda, Santa Fe, Bethlehem, Chrys-|Comwiin 8s pe 5334 ler, International Nickel, Goodrich, |Comwlth Ed rts 5- 32 Kennecott, Montgomery - Ward, | Cons Ex Rijson to: Wis North American, Republic Steel, jSon.R RC Rubs pt 2 Southern Pacific, U. S. Rubber and cont Ba x 33 Woolworth. TE Foreign Bonds Gain Co Foreign dollar liens advanced; so} fractions to more than 3 points to feature a quiet early trade on the listed bond market. Sydney 515s registered the top gain in the forenoon trade, rising 31; points to 9712, Italian, Jugoslav, Japanese and Danish funds showed advances extending to around 2| points, while the rest of the foreign list improved moderately. J Domestic corporation loans set up smali gains. Rails were fairly active at steady prices, while utilities and ig. mectric... 35 industrials improved in a quiet gen Motors "1 4] trade. Gen Stl C pf.. { Gimbel Sos 1 Gooadric ch “ve Y | Goodrich pf oot cody ear

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AT PRICES

OFF SLIGHTLY: TRADING SLOW

Chicago Trend Reflects Dip At Liverpool; Corn Also Is Lower.

CHICAGO, April 21 (U. P)— o| Wheat prices averaged slightly “lower in slow trading on the Chicago Board of Trade today, reflecting weakness at Liverpool.

was off 4 to 34 cent, and oats up % to off % cent. Wheat prices declined at the

opening under scattered selling in sympathy with Liverpool, but pressure was light, and fair support steadied the market at the* fractionally lower levels. The weather map showed scattered precipitation in the winter wheat belt, with freezing temperatures in northwest Kansas, Fair and warmer was forecast. Corn prices reflected the trend in| wheat. Local shippers sold 234,000 bushels of corn late yesterday and early today.

CHICAGO GRAIN

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

Ma Jul Ss Wheat ay y ept. Pa [email protected]'4% $8 677: @.68 8.683% S114

Thue. 193% 500% 27%

Oats— 3014 281% Rye— 427%

WAGON WHEAT

City grain Clevators are Daying for No. 1 red, 66s; other grades on their merits. Sash ‘corn’ new No. 2 yellow, 43¢c. Oats,

N. Y. Bonds

BOND PRICE INDEXES

20 20 20 Inds. Rails Utils.

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60 Bonds

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Warner Bros . Warner Br pf.. Waukesha Mot

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5 CENTS HIGHER 7004 v's BUSINESS BRIEFS

Business activity in the week ended April 15 edged off to the lowest level since Oct. 1, 1938, at 85.6 per cent of the 1928 average, the index compiled by Moody's Investors Service ealed today. In the preceding week the index stood at 85.7 per cent, while in the corresponding 1938 period it was 73.8 per cent. n

Heavy mid-month settlements this week lifted bank clearings for the nation sharply above the preceding week and the corresponding 1938 week, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. said today. The authority reported aggregate check transactions at 22 leading cities for the period ended April 19 at $5,391,193,000 against $4,759.234,000 in the same week a year ago, or a gain of 13.3 per cent. It pointed cut that year-to-year increases have been recorded in every week so far this year, with the exception of a slight decline in the April 5 week. > & =

Note circulation of the Bank of France rose for the fourth successive week to the second highest level on record in the week ended April 13, the bank's statement showed today. » x = Note circulation of the Bank of England declined £4.700.000 in the week ended April 19, the weekly statement revealed today. The drop was attributed to postEaster contraction, 9.90-10.00 | a. 8.00- 9.00, The Association of American 5.00- 2.00 Railroads revealed today that revCalves enue freight loadings in the week paReceips, ended April 15 advanced 12.346 cars, | 230-.,900.5 8.00. 2.00/or 2.3 per cent, to a total of 547.- & - 8.30 ig i: 1018 816 cars. The gain was more than Feeder . $90 | seasonal. : Stocker Cate | In the preceding week heavy Steers [losses in coal shipments because of % ‘the shutdown of bituminous mines! 0 influenced a more than seasonal] 50 decline in loadings to the lowest | in el since April 23, 1938, at 53547 cars.

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| Vealers Weak With Most Top at $10.50. | Despite estimated receipts of dianapolis today showed a stronger tendency, according to the Bureau |

Sales 25 Cents Off; around 7500, the hog market at In-| of Agricultural Economics. Weights above 160 pounds were 5 cents higher while lighter weights were] steady. Practical top price on 180 | to 200-pounders was $7.20 Vealers were weak with the extreme top price at $10.50, and most sales 25 cents lower. Around two double deck loads of | good fall shorn lambs comprised!

the crop in the sheep division. | These sold at steady prices.

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Repts | 5617 ‘ |

Top 7.30 0 5.23

April 19 20

Packing Sows 275- 350 $ 6.50- 6.70 350- 450. 6.30- 6.60 323- 450. 6.00- 6.40 Medium — 425- 33 5.75- 6.40 Slaughter Pigs Good and Choice— 100- 50 $ 6.40- 7.00 Mediu 6.00- 6.65 | bruit a os

Barrows and Gilts

Good and i Choice— 140 160 180- 1

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Good— 756- 900 800-1100 1100-1300 1300-1500.

Medium— 750-1100 1100-1300.

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730- 900 Heifers

Choice— 7350- 900 $ 9.73-10.75

Good— 730- 300. 9.00-10.00 Median 900 .

IChoi 550~ 00 $9: = 500- 900. 7.00- 8.25! 900-1300 Medium — 1 600-1050. | Common 50- 8. 8.001 ifers 5 N 380 Good and Ciolee Economic arguments will be of Cin 7 A the utmost importance in de-

cutter 4.25- 6.00{ medium 6.00- | mr i

SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receints, wy "HEAVY FOREIGN SALES RUMOR IS SPIKED

Good and choice .

Good and Medium Common .. 8 £00 500 NEW YORK, April 21 (U. Py 3.75- 4.00 The United States Steel Co. today - spiked Wall Street rumors that forCHICAGO LI LIV ESTOCK| eign interests had been heavy sell-| read win He? 5000 ers of the corporation's stocks dur-! on heavy buteuers ing the recurrent “war scares” in. : . the first quarter this year. 640:0 In its quarterly report showing {proportion of the common and pre-| 4o-i1Terred stocks held by brokers, in-| ed | vestors and foreigners, the corpora- | tion disclosed that foreign holdings of both issues on March 31] topped the Dec. 31, 1938, totals. |

Common. 550- 900.

Cows

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£8 Ba; 350-5

plain pe she stock n mecium hei fers lozd lots, 23 Sf high time. deel nes been, rogained; tl weight cuiters uy fally mos ouotahle on heavr vealers under pre at 38.50 dewn; outs at erate supply strictly 810, mostly $9.75 down Shecep—Receipts, 3000: lambs. active; closed i

1. plain and a hest

us sage off crinos: weak to 23¢ $64 76.50; only choice heavy

|its history. i $5990.50 in interest and was negotiated with the Mellon Securities, Inc, in syndicate with the Bankers Trust Co., of New York.

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, April 21 (U. P.).—Apples— "I Michigan Mackintosh, bu., $1.1541.35. Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu. hampers, [sat 10. Carrots — Illinois, bu., $11.50. !

ack ciosi Te at week er in week having — - ' PITTSBURGH LOAN IS Light ! ower mod - late Thursday I» PITTSBURGH, April April 21 (U. P).| v 15@25¢ Bigher. -“n 000 | improved Quality -ousidered: 1k A short term loan of $2850. skins, $10.25@ 10.50; top. 104-193. “has been made by the city of Pitts- | ib. weights, 504 ep. s market stron higher: clipped lam bs. 23¢ wig) talking [email protected] on wool ed offerings: ne $10.95@ 10.85 - and better; cho Se ® lined 7 OTHER LIV] FT. WAYNE. Anil 21 (U. P).-Hogs— Market 5¢ higher: 180-200 1bs., $7: 200-220 220- A 1bs.,

=| LOWEST IN HISTOR vealers, Shas today’s wooled Steady lambs, $9.60: Sheep. Fam ih “STOCK. Ly $6.90; a 180 ibs.. $6.90: 6.80; $6.75

40-260 } .75: 260-280 1b 6 65: 300-325 Ibs. $6.55: 140-160 1bs.. 40; 100-120 Ibs. $6.15:

IS. 3 $5.7 stags, $4.75. Calves, $9.50. Lambs, $9.75.

Spinach—Missouri, bu., 50@75c. Tomatoes i —Florida, lugs, $2. 303, Cauliflower—Cali- | fornia, crates, $1.30 @1.40. Peas—California, | hampers, [email protected]. Celery

SEE FINAL EDITION

IGovernors of the New York Curb

Ning and brokerage business in New

Bishop National Bank of Honolulu

5 | burgh at the lowest interest cost in P

The loan will cost the city only |r

, | Holland (guilder) ..

termining the future policy of the United States in regard to neutrality, according to Poor's Investment Advisory Service. Political expediency is of some importance, as is national sentiment, but the desire to sell goods in foreign markets is likely to be a major factor in shaping this nation's foreign policies. This is particularly true, the authority holds, because the type of foreign trade which would thrive most during wartime would be exports of agricultural cemmodities, our most overstocked industry. = = = Gasoline stocks held by the refining industry increased moderately! in the week ended April 15 afver.¢ two weeks of decline, according to!

the weekly report issued today by p chi

the American Petroleum Institute. !

The report also showed increases in | {os

gas and fuel stocks and crude | runs to stills, as well as a rise of | more than 50.000 barrels in the nation's daily average crude oil production. % = 2 . Electricity production in the week ended April 15 declined to 2,170,671,000 killowatt hours, the smallest total since the first week of the year, the report of the Edison Electric Institute showed today.

G. P. REA BECOMES IST PAID CURB HEAD &

NEW YORK, April 21 (U. P).—

Exchange elected George P. Rea, Honolulu banker, the exchange’s first paid president at a special meeting today. Mr. Rea, a World Wer veteran,

0 had not been among those promi-| Am Rep

nently considered for the post and | his election came as a surprise.! Clarence A.. Bettman, chairman of the board and president pro-tem, — recommended Mr. Rea to the govlernors. He will serve one year at a salary lot $25,000. He is expected to take! ‘up his duties within a few days. Mr. Rea was born in Buffalo in| 1894 and had engaged in the bank- | Yerk City. Buffalo and Honolulu | since his graduation from Cornell in 1915. He took over control of

in December, 1931,

Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

By U. 8. Weather Bureafloaad

—~April 21, Lig or Stat High L bi sean ey ations \ ow tation wea‘he | Notre Dame .... % 42 2% Rain | ankola Wheat fiel | Rochester | Marion Lafay rette Cam dee “city. Colum Eon

aoli <h Ft. Wayne . Indianapolis erre Haute Evansviile

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, April 21 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major currencies: Cable Rates Net Lhange England jround) . $4.68} Eng. (60-d bill rate) 46:5 Canada (dollar) ... .99Y% France (franc)

Condy

dira) Belgium (belga) Germany (mark) . Germny (travl rk) Switzerland (franc)

{crates, [email protected]. Onion Market | sacks)—Texas Yellows, [email protected]; Texas Whites. [email protected]; Oregon Yellow Dan- | vers, SI. doa 1.40.

OF THE TIMES

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eden (krona) Norway (krone) .. Denmark (krone ... Spain (Franco pes.)

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, | Yesterday ..... 83.6 3 | Week ago ..... {Month ago .... b | 34 | TWo years ago. Ya |

5/1938 High ..... {1938 Low ......

| Pepperell | Sherwin Ww bt. 13054

54.6 99.9 9.4

At the end of the first hour wheat R

U. S. Imports, Production |

-25=100

MANUFACTURING ~PRODUCTION

ob rt 11929

19391

D.0.999

1930

1931

1936

193411935 193711938

(From April Survey of Current Business by Dept. of Commerce.)

Economic Barriers Held Cause of World Troubles

NEW YORK, April 21 (U. P.).—Economic barriers, not imperialism, are the fundamental causes behind disturbed conditions in the world today, according to Fenton B. Truck, president of Holland House Corp. Greeting Netherlands’ officials who have come here to represent their country at the New York World's Fair, Mr. Truck said at a testimonial luncheon yesterday that “trade difficulties rather than ‘glory of empire’

cor = CONSTRUCTION AWARDS DROP

“Holland House, (a nonprofit inWeek’s Grants, However,

stitution to develop closer United States-Netherlands trade relations), 37 Per Cent Greater Than Year Ago.

representing direct cultural and commercial interests in the Netherlands, the Netherlands East Indies and the United States, may be recognized as a modern instrument for the advancement of constructive relations between the two countries,” he said.

WESTERN UNION GO. OFFIGIALS RETAINED

NEW YORK, April 21 (U. P)—

NEW YORK, April 21 (U, P)— Heavy construction awards in the week ended yesterday dipped 33 per cent below the preceding week, but topped the corresponding 1938 peri-

83.2 87.0 R.6 92.3 88.0 83.2 ’7.3 148

53.9 99.5 60.0 100.8 52.2 20.9 96.3 102.% 610 1019 52.3 98.7 50.0 99.7 47.9 81.3 1937 High ..... 95.0 101.2 106.0 100.7 | 193% Low ...... 80.1 69.3 92.3 81.1 (Copyright, 1939, Standard Statistics Co.)

U. Ss. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds

"8.9 82.6! Year ago 1939 High ..... 81. 5 v8.31 83. 0 50.5 %

1945-43 | 947 |

Pt a pt 223 BRS Cd OO pe «3 ne

: 1965- 60 Home Owners Loan Bonds 108.4 FOREIGN BONDS

Argent 4v%s 4

Pl hh pt Cl ph hh Pd OODSO Dr SOT Or PN CF ru NODA RLW

German 54s 65 Italy Pu ih 7s 52 .... 41

Italy 7s

73.9 : stockholders’ group to oust the pres-

| Salable receipts,

od by 37 per cent, the fifth successive year-to-year gain, Engineering News-Record reported today. Awards for the week totaled $53,947,000 compared with $80,867,000 a week earlier and $39,430,000 in the 1938 period. Private contracts totaled $9,723,-

Efforts of an embattled minority

ent management of the Western | Union Co. failed today when all of | the current 23 directors were relelected on the basis of a proxy count. 000, down 53 per cent from the preStockholders meeting at the ad- ceding week's $20,864,000 and 29 journed annual meeting today at per cent below the year ago comthe company's headquarters here parative of $13,770,000. {were informed that the mandge-| Public awards at $44,224,000, repment had polled 531,812 shares in| resented a decline of 26 per cent favor of its selections against a vote from the total of $60,003,000 reof 181,230 shares for the slate nomi- | ported for the preceding week, but nated by the minority group, headed |2 gain of 72 per cent over the $25,by Arthur C. Flatto. | 660, 000) awarded in the 1938 week. The original meeting a week ago —the most hectic in the long his-| tory of the company—was broken | up when the minority group dumped | its proxies in opposition to the wi nc.,, and other amendments. Allison Sucking Corp., 321 Central Ave,

agement slate. CINCINNATI, April 21 (U. P.) Hogs. | ConnoraYie: resident agent, Alden E. ; total, 3800. Market |lison, 227 estern ~~ Ave., Connersville; pauly active, steady to 5 cents higher. | | capital stock, 1000 shares no par value; $7.25; 250-300 1bs., $7.10; 100-140 lbs. | transfer and warehouse busiest! Alden @$6.50; most good ‘packing sews, $9. 50 | E. Allison, Paul F. Gorton, M. J. Ferguson. The Laitz Paper Co., LM "Indianapolis:

INCORPORATIONS

Hansen Manufacturing Co., Princeton, Ind., Princeton; amendment Gog. The: name to Hansen Manufacturing

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m TT 3s 61 i» TT 3s 66 Bvo ref 5s “A 95 n Na Ry 4lss 57 .... Can North 6l.s 46 .... W Ind cn 4s 52 ... Duquesne 3%s 65 .....1 = Ts 55 55 .\... & Lgh i 61 Loews Inc 3'%s 46 N Y Cent vet 3s 2013. Rep Stl 55s 54 Utd org 5s 53 Warner Bri Young S&T 4s 61

La 107% | 108 | 19% | 114% | 121% 893, 1 92 2% 1032 | T63% 100% | 105

Chicago Stocks

Hish “Low Last . 55 55 | Ya

Abbott Lab ... Armour pyiat &

pf Cent & SW bY pl Bl Comwith Ediso 9

Kellogg Sw Bd ........ 614 Kv Util eu pf svvinins 35% Lincoln Print Marshan rad,

Pp Noplitt. Si aks “enh No'west Banep .. Quaker Oats Rollins Hos Swift Intl . Trane Co .....uvuvs Union Carb

Curb Stocks

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High Alum Co Am... 99%, Am Cyan B..... 20% ep. ...., 6% 6 G & E A 11-16 Bath Ir Wks... 5% [Bell Air ....... 25% | Brewster Aero . 8% | Carrier Corp .. . | Childs pt Cities Serv ... Gites Serv pf.. | Creole Pet ..... E] Bd & Sh ... 3 t El Bd & Sh 5 p El Bd & Sh 6 of 8 Ford Cs A... Ve G El Ltd rets. . 1s Glen Alden 4% Gulf Oil ... un Ind P Line..... Insur No Am... Jones&Lau Stl. | Kingston Pro .. | Lockheed Air .. Midwest Oil ... Penipad

4 J 62% "3, 21 134 Hh

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Std Oil Neb. . i ‘ 184 a 17

Std_ Oil Ohio.. Sochnicolor . Pwr B Yi

Un Wright Harg .. 8

3 1 LOCAL PRODUCE Heavy breed hens, 14c; heavy breed broilers, 41% ibs, and over, 13¢; hens, under 415 .. 14¢; Leghorn hens, lle; and White Rock springers, over, 17¢; colored springers, J 16c; Leghorn broilers, 2 J 15¢; spring chickens, 2 Ibs. and over, 13c! old roosters, 8c. No. 1 strietly fresh gg ® 13¢: (each full case must weigh 5 gross: a net deduction of 15¢ for esch full iy under 33 1bs. will be nade.) 1, 2, 23%@

er— pes No. sue: butterfat—No. 1 "No. 2 Ie. 0.

(Prices quoted by Wadley RUSSIAN SCIENTIST DIES MOSCOW, April 21 (U. P).—-I.

M. Gubkin, vice president of the Academy of Sciences, died today.

st | Calves—Salable receipts,

* |apolis Bond & Share Corp. do not repre-

, | indicate t ? based on buying and selling quotations of

1 Auto Invest Cor

{Union Title Co com.

, | Home T&T Ft W 6% 43.

total, 400. amendment changing name to Meridian total, 350. | Paper Co., Inc. steady. Jooling Grumme Mumford Co., Ine., steers | dianapolis: amendment increasing capital mixed | Stock to

) 750 shares common oi $100 par plain to | Value.

| good beef cows mostly $6. Bu, cutter Sue Susporiation Corp., 1Evansville; rades 4.75@1T7; cutter grades 4.956 Fi buls. 3%. 75; 'vealers, one DK good | Trans-Continental Oil Co., Ine., 502 Furand choice, $9@ 10. niture Building, Evansville: resident agent

Sheep—Salabie receipts, 100: total, 100. Morrie Kirschner, same heer capita

stock, 1000 shares of $50 par value; prosoo Rhy, Shuts. Seni good pecting for oil, gas and other minerals.

lambs, $9.50; strictly choice lighter weights ar’ Voted gen, Inc. [eligible higher. Choice wooled lambs Coy. Laura gg AT James C. That cher Juored to, around $10.50; g Sia lots Sorng/ “asbestos te Co., Hintiig1 5, u » 2 latter price. Slaughter ewes, $3.50 down. Jor Tong ment changing number of diMace ead 5 an higher TYNE 4g SEs on qi Go. Oklahoma corporation; c 0 cents 1 -2 > re 20 0 ta. nts 0@7. 250-358 admitted to Indiana to prospect for oil $6. 75 rougis,

and gas, ete 1bs., $6.70@6. 80; pigs, ‘down; City Br Alu u $6 down; calves, [email protected]; lambs, 8. gos | ass & I Ley Corny

9.75. Indianapolis; change of agent to Ray S. LOCAL ISSUES

Carson, 418 E. 15th St. LE 3isnspelis, The following quotations by the Indian-

tio Salalie receipts, 300; 350; enerally 1 ted

Market InTruck load around $9.75; truck loads choice 675- 1b.

vearlings, mostly heifers, $10.15

fairly active, 105

Inc., Terre anuel Doaute,

Sussman Iron & Metal Co. Haute; change of RY) to brow, 133 S. 133 8, First St., Terre

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, April 21 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year Hjoieh April 19, compared with a ear Lo; Expenses ,.$7, Receipts .. Sloss Bo Dei

sent actual bids or offerings, the approximate

recent transactions,

Stocks Bid Ask

Belt RR & Stock. 8s com. Belt RR & Ss. Cent Ind Pow Home T&T Ft Was 9%. Hook Drugs Ine com Va Ind Gen Serv 8% pfd...veeus + 107% Ind Hydro Elec 77% . Ind & Mich 7%

saben

\ If . | Customs 255.770,382.55 305,190,513.31

TONIGHT “Marche Francaise,” by Baini-Sae 7:00—~Lucille Manners, WIRE. and “Malaguena.” 7:30—Burns and Allen, WFBM, 8 8 =» 4 ig Be hg Impersonators of Donald Duck : Y mua, . and Clara Cluck will entertain 25, Gertrude Lawrence, currently 000 Los Angeles County school chile playing at Baltimore in Samson|dren in Hollywood Bowl at the sece Raphaelson’s “Skylark,” will aban-|ond annnual Hollywood Bowl Musie don the show for tonight to join|Festival to be broadcast at 2 p. m, Orson Welles at 8, CBS-WFBM.,| tomorrow over CBS. The two Disney

She will be heard in one of her characters will sing solos and a duet most successful roles, that of|with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Amanda Prynne in Noel Coward’s| Orchestra. “Private Lives.” Otto Klemperer, Los Angeles Phil« Mr. Welles plays Elyot Chase, the|harmonic director, and Felix Mills, role taken by Mr. Coward in both |CBS “Silver Theater” maestro, will the London and New York produc- | conduct. tions. ” 8 A description of the 50th annivere sary parade of “Run into Oklahoma” will be heard on Mutual at 11:30 a. m, tomorrow. Governor Phillips of Oklahoma, Governor Bailey of Are kansas, Governor Ratner of Kansas, Governor Leche of Louisiana, Acting Governor Stall of Illinois and Ward Morehouse, New York Sun writer, will be interviewed on the program, » 2 ® “Facist Threats Against Democe racy” will be the subject discussed by Col. Frank Knox, publisher of the Chicago Daily News, at 9 tonight on WENR. He will speak from a News= paper Short Course banquet at the Hotel Sherman, conducted under the auspices of the Medill School of Journalism and the Chicago Headlines Club.

Guests on the “Author! Author!” program at 7:30 tonight (Mutual) will be Dorothy Parker and Morris Ernst. Mr. Ernst is a lawyer, as well as author of “Censored,” “America’s Primer” and “Ultimate Power.” 2 ”® ”

Running of the Stuyvesant Handicap at the Jamaica track, the second of the stake races of the New York State season, will be broadcast over CBS-WFBM at 3 p. m. tomorrow. Bryan Field will describe it. #2 ss

Another sports event, the 17th annual Kansas Relays, will be heard at 2:45 p. m. tomorrow on Mutual. Included in the broadcast will be the Invitation One Mile Run faeturing Glenn Cunningham ang

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