Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1939 — Page 27

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THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1089

CHICAGO LI LIvEsrory

Hogs—Receipts, 11,000: matket uneven mostly 5@10 cents lower: JR off more on heayy butchers; top, $7.10: Sood and choice 180-240 lbs, $7@7. Jo: 250-280 1bs., $6.756@ 7: 29-320 Ibs, butchers. [email protected]; food 350-500 IH. packing sows, $5.50@6; ight butcher kinds to $6.25. attie—Receipts, 4000: calves, 1500; Yargely steer run: not much done on early rounds; strictly choice kinds absent de- | mand broadcast for vearlings and vearl type light steers: medium weighty steers barely steady: s £0.25@ 10.50: bulk of Quality and condition to sell at $8.756210.73: few loads choice light steers and fon vearlings, $11 and better, with prospective top around

‘weight few

on

$12, excepting strictly choice and prime steers; general steer market 50 cents lower than week ago: heifers scarce, steady: best, $10: this class very little fower for | week: cows scarce and steady: bulls strong, active: vealers fully steady at $10 down: weighty sausage bulls up to $7.40.

Sheep—Recelpts, 16,000: late Wednesday slow, fat lambs and spring lambs fully 25 cents lower. quality considered: sheep! steady to weak: wooled lambs, [email protected]; top lipped. $9; YoIk. [email protected]: good to spring lambs, $1010.60. today's trade slow; indications around steady or around $9. 756210 on good to choice lambs:

best held $10.15 10.25 and better: sheep weak to unevenly lower. despite small

supply.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, April 27 (U. P).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Yesterday ....i.ccsbesesec..:103.75

Wekk A580 ...ioiiesteennesss 10430 Month ago ....... sesreraves 104.19 Year 8go si iti. tes cesranes 10704

1939 High (March 6) ...¢.....106.47 1939 Low (April 13) 103.17

NEGOTIATE FOR WHEAT

BUENOS AIRES, April 27 (U. P). —The Spanish Government has opened negotiations for the pur-

chase of between 100,000 and 350,000 ®

metric tons of Argentine wheat, it was learned in authoritative sources today.

SEE FINAL EDITION

OF THE TIMES FOR WOTHER LATE NEWS AND CLOSING STOCK

its net income in 1938 amounted to $13,017,076 compared with $31,854,065 in 1937. The corporation reported to stockholders that its net earnings, equivalent to $1.48 a share of capital stock, were satisfactory in view of current industrial conditions. 2 ” 2 NEW YORK, April 27 (U, P).— Commercial Solvents Corp. today | I

SEARS CONTINUES RECORD SALES RATE

CHICAGO, April 27 (U. P)-~ Sears, Roebuck & Co, today announced continued record-breaking’ {sales figures for the third 1939

period, extending from March 27 to April 23. Sales totaled $49.159636 during

total of $40,156,151 last year, an increase of $9,003,485, or 22.4 per cent. Company officials also released figures on three periods from Jan. 30 to April 23. The 1939 total was $125428,184¢ as compared to $106,778,151 for 1938, an increase of $18,650,033, or 17.5 per cent.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

wooled lambs, . 80; gre ih ewes mainly Shih an LAFAYET

April eiendy PRLS rh jo 88 85a 1. 500: 250 1 i 750.000

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NEW YORK, April 27 (U. P)— G. R. Kinney Co., Inc, had a first quarier net operating loss of $49 - 000 less than a year ago, George L. Smith, president, said at the annual stockholders meeting yesterday. He predicted, however, that the company would “break even” for the first half, pointing out that seasonally the first quarter is the poorest of the year.

LOCAL ISSUES

The following SJugatians, by the Joan. apolis Sod % 0 not represent actual bas or offer ngs, but merely

indicate the approximate market level based on buying and selling quotations of recent transactions. Stocks Bid Ask Auto Invest Corp Ta 9 Belt & Stock yds com... 51 54 Belt RR &. Stock pfd ........ 31ta 33% Cent Ind Pow oN eee 33 36 ome T&T Ft Wayne 6%... 50a 3 ok Drugs CG. COM. ..iiiis 0a 12% en ug 1 1h 68% nd & h 7 Avs [ndpis a pid 3 \e ph I 3 CO ..... 0 Lid Ingpls © L 6% pid ..... 1 Hb In P&L 642% pid ....... 1a % Lincoln Nat Life Ins Co com.. 27% d Pub Serv 54% pfd ... 81 8 ind Pub Serv 8% o alii 3 8 Pub Serv 7% nid._..... 9'a 94% > 2 Laundry $5 com.... 1 1 Pub Serv Co of Ind 6% io 261% A Pub Serv Co of jun T% ois pid . 8 5 So Ind G&E 4-8% bvfd ...... y Union TInle A saaebiiln 3. T Haute Elec Co pfd ........ 9 Van Camp Milk Co .......... 44 3 Van Camp Milk Co. com. oe 1

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Fan be, Re 3 ET 1 0 e T&T ow 3 Bi 1 0 CINCINNATY, April 27 (uo. P.). —Hogs—|Ind Asso Tel 6% 65 ........ 105'%a 107% alable receipts, 2400; \N ; market! Ind Te 2 opi ahs 3 al fairly active, generally steady: top. $7.10; | In pls Rely ys Ine 8° £ 250 to 300 1bs., $6.95; 1 40, ibs. $3.00 pls or 312% 66 ...... +1105 0 6.35; most good vacking sows, [email protected].| Inter, Tel & Tel et 8 Cattle—Salable receipts, 300: total, 400; Koko Tio aWte We, hn go’: et | 3 0 calves, salable . receipts, 2850; total, 250; ner Pa n * 0 market generally about steady: odd lots| Morris 5810 " 02% steers and yearlings, ost medium un cle at or bo oo: +2 Bit rades, [email protected]; load good to choice| Nat! Silk RL&E ols ns 5, a“. ight heifers, 2.85; most plain to good fat bitsy Hie HL& 4 0% Ih ig cows, [email protected]; pt te grades SN: i! 0 b 3k babs gat veuia sn 300 $4.75@6; bulk sausage bulls S. $5.05 Fel Go 41 on Segass 7 g bulk good and choice, ed alen Richmond Water S% 8. 103% Shee alable rec : 444 100, mour Water Wks 5% 49. market quoted Nomina 5 sendy on mea Haute Water Wis s 8 2% supply: few lots s Jambs. $10% Haute Water % é.. strictly choice 50-50- R cant elig ols. ract ‘Term corp higher; choice on ed Western lambs | Market Bt, goves ment Cor ETO quoted to few extremely heavy vy M. P. Crist Co.)

wedi FROM EXCHANGE NEW YORK, April 27 (U, P.)— The New York Stock Exchange disclosed today that Robert A. Drysdale has pesignet from he 5 Son of govern t

and over, Paes spring oh ickens, 2 Ibs. a over, 13¢: old roosters, 8c. No. 1 strictly fresh country yun epgs. 13¢ eth ful) ease must weigh 55 net deduction of 5® cents for oh ull case ynagt 55 Ibs, will be made. But 1. 23a2s; he: No 126: CO vttertat, No. 19¢: No. 2, 17c. (Prices Quoted by Whiley Co.)

INCORPORATIONS

McCarty & Fitzsimmons Co. Inc, LaPorte. amendibens Shannen nalie to Fitzns Lumber & Coa ) shmo ManufACtUFNg C9., ' rite South Bend: amendment incre=sing authorized stock Ho 500 shares class A common no

pat Good F Fellow Club of Chesterfield, Ine.,

n ls ib tng, “Brier 0c stock; o es, P. er ort A Cor ea FeRISLAALION of trade-m PE, Ros pmont: Precious Cosmetic,” gags 38 38; clothin conlte d States Machiery FoR pene to corporation; iStoble, “Wap C. e, - AN Hotel palcaans apolis. ar roo Ine,

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SINTON APE tt? ier 0 ernmental expenses a current Bical year through April 25, compared with a vear ag Last. Year

Yea ST 438, 603.6 097,977.176.44

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Expenses 362. 14 $6, © 4.611.661,164.87 5,043,156,364.44 Receipts, 2.841.042,497.27 1.054,820,812.00 Net Def... 2.805,565.847.27 _ 996,394,862.00 Cash Bal.. 3,05%,184,177.21 2.388.440. 403 3 Work. Bal. 2.390.260.706.81 2.211.810.568. 9 Pub. Debt. 40,042 668,351.30 37.557.22 38 .28 Gold Res..15,712,688.107.54 12,856.030,027.61 Customs 264,470.126.15 310,706,870.55 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE 0 saris abiaaveusenies+$3,147.000 IEBEIRES §raknit: tian $:026.000

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

ORK, April 27 (U. P.).—FollowChesterfield; no capital stock; social; hE ve YOR x=. cable rates on major curGeorge Fleeman, Edward L. Riley, Walter rencies: Cartwri ght. Cable Rates Net Change American Waterways, Inc, Nebraska Ene. ( $4.68 3-16 corporation; admitted ds Indiana to whole- Eng. coun qa. ah Tate) 4.67 * 36 + Ee i: 18 sale petroleum product Canada (dollar) ... .99 17-32 Hiippensteet & Funkhouser, Ing, 822 Franc (franc) > 8 N Sood i 16 9th Latayette; resident agent, Charles Italy (ra) ....o.s 052634 00014 Mn PEXALLEY, Fe address; capital stock, Belgium (belga) 16922 + 0003 Pehares. 0 f $10 par value: funeral di-|Germany (mark) .. .4013 ~—.0001 ET Charles Hipbensteel, Robert W.|Ger, (travel mark). .2030 Deland Funkhous user, Edith G, Pridemore. Switzerland (franc) .2246'a --.0000%2 a Tire Rersice: Ing. 17 8, Center St. | Holland (guilder) .. .5334 .0012 Flora: % resident agen Flora, same |Sweden (krona) ... .2411 ’ address; capital Hr 50 shares of $100| Norway (krone) . 235212 par value; to retail and Thojetale auto- | Denmark (krone).. .2090 mobile tires and accessories; Wo Fo, Spain (Franco pes.) .1112'2 ay Rew bane Bb ARID “I 522 \ an seba ssn., ne, sby Bldg, oan Zesident agent, FLA iy Del uit REO CONTROL FIGHT any; cf stock ares no par i value: to e aseiall ne Abigtic i fleld: ' Stew wap E BrowN. Joka A. Cod DELAYED 20 TIME Pir Rens fishaw, Be alter Haack : 3 x nrai oecker. Roy E. Braden Edw v ard & Cole, Joseph A. Marguet, Wil- Ts rich oo - 5 P) Of MN. Hyon ~Counting of proxies delayed fo : Scott, Realty Co., Inc, 515 Securit i Trust, Bldg, Indianapolis; eden agent second ag touay o Howooawa hi : SA rtz, same ress; ~capitalithe fight of two rival factions ior |g stock, 1000 shares no par (Blue. farmi ; stock and tobacco raising: R. Niven Stall, | control of the Reo Motor Car Co. Cassatt Martz, Stockholders, called into ad-|§

journed annual meeting last night, |§ recessed until late today in order |§ that tabulation of proxies claimed by the present eight-member board |§ and its opponents, headed by Thom- |- as Campbell, might be completed.

Men’s

EoNED 9 EFITTED | Women’s

LEON TAILORING CO.

235 MASS. AVE.

Colonial Thrift Savings Accounts aré Insured by Government Agcy. up to $5,000.

on iH ae dent a 3310 Becher B. pine, Tt spol ow Bi ¥, Indien olis; capital ak 100 es no par value; to giiRnufactire shi Ding oe, Hengh SiS mund H., Emry, Howard 7 akes ent and Repaired

Colonial Aion

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38 Gain Contrasts With Loss of 37 for Carrier

CHICAGO, April 27 (U. P) ~The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad today reported net operating income of $108,218 for March

For the first three months of this year net operating income totaled $7668 against a net loss of $2,649,180 in the corresponding period of

1938. Gross operating revenue for the system for three months totaled $32,682,413 compared with $32,364, 284 last year, an increase of $318,129. Operating expenses cut $2,162,349, totaling $28,784,648 against $30,946,997 a year ago.

8» PHILADELPHIA, April 27 (U. P.) —Pennsylvania Railroad C6.

today announced a net railway operating income for March of $4,994,301 compared with $3,702,346 in March, 1938. For the first quarter net railway operating income amounted to $13,728,714 contrasted with $7,727,193 in the initial three months of last year,

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Officials of the IL. & N. and Southern Railroads, which are majority stockholders in the Monon Railroad, recently come pleted an inspection of the local facilities of the carrier. The inspection, which lasted for a week, covered all the physical property and the personnel of the road. The accounting system in use also was examined.

IBANKERS ASSAIL

LENDING BY U. S.

Practice Cited as 1 of 4 Deterrents to Financial Circles.

HOT SPRINGS, Va. April 27 (U. P.) —Government “intervention” in the lending business was assailed by the American Bankers Association today as one of the four major

factors responsible for the present difficulties of banking here and abroad, The semiannual report of the association's economic policy commission also cited increased money supplies in virtually every country of the world, decreased business, and fear of the future as important factors in the situation.

“(00LD SPELL RETARDS

CANADIAN BUSINESS

Times Special NEW YORK, April 27.—The po-

» | litical tension in Europe and the

fact that winter has lingered longer

than usual have combined to curtail the normal expansion of Canadian business at this season, the Bank of Montreal reported today in its current business summary. However, a fairly satisfactory level of activity has been maintained, the report added.

’ ) . S 1 G CKS 5 640 By United Press ; y High Low Last Change 30 INDUSTRIALS 560 RS a. VhAL 3 Tle i = le Yesterday PAARSLAARAARL ANY 128.56 4 1.20 \ y 1 A i n Week age viassisnaenies INBL = 14 520 1 it 15 4 1 2 + Month ae Citessatsinaes 13669 we 3.06 EE 16s ws FHT WS oe RRR 11 480 Am BSR vv. a 2 8% 0 High, 1939, 134.85; tow, 121.44, = SOW THAI i, 82% io) Wigh, 1938, 138.41: lew, 98.95, m Com NN Yi hh ae yor > 0" 20 RAILROADS 8420 Aviation Shares Strongest; im Site’ i I I I + se Commission House Sales,| 3,00 Mm Shed ..... 3 Wee! ARG iianvsulnsaa v » Am st 220 Be Be + tiMen veer POL = Li Auto Issues Hold to [38 RFF" 8° i” © ilieehan ooo BH 204 May Liquidations Gut | £44 . Am 8 81. Bi. High, 1999, SL33: low, 2014. r we . , 4 y 1 3 5 N Small Gains. Am W ater W % opis a 2 3 o High, 1935, 33.98; low, 19.00, Co n Prices. $320 Anchor H oi vt 112 w Rn Man ZU 15 UTILITIES 5260 NEW YORK April MN U P) = Atl Refining ... 19 1, s saa Yesterday shibasaasiasies 2S Unchang. CHICAGO, Apri} Nn \U. PP.) ho s Id steac + afternoon | Auas Corp. Th TH TH ee [Week age wisi R28 = 0B Iwheat prices held about steady in| o. tock held steady in early afternoon a Month ago 2308 == 0M ; $ 240 dealings tod t level st y ; TURLEIER AE ~ light mixed trading on the Chicago ealings ay at levels fractions 10 paid teco et... 11 ~~ 11 wae | Year Pog era 11.88 == 0.3% EN a y more than 2 points above the prev i= [Eh * Ohie, “an on FH a 4 a Nigh, 1939, 26.50; tow, 20.31. Board of rade to ay. Corn was € 200 ous close. Volume was small. Barber Aout 33 © 33° 13° LiL | igh, 198% 2319; tow, WIA lower. Lo Steel shares were mixed but most Re hi Lg BET ay SY At the end of the first hour wheat, = 160 \ F sod 33° ie: — f ; y pe other groups moved higher U., S.| Rei Air So, BY Pie + Jel * : © Net [was up lz to off li cent; corn off : Steel was at 46%, off 1 ef Beth-| 20 2 qrher BB Hy TB High Low LastChauge 1. to % cent, and oats !'s cent high 120 : aL : y GER EE [Buad Mig 2% 4% 4% <4 YaiMent Ward ... 45 43 45 + Yelap 1%: . lehem 567%, up %. a Murphy G C +i. 83 53 53 «aver to ls cent lower, Automobile issues held small! Quiumet & MH. Ba fh, BE we Ns The European political tension 80 gains, Aviations were strongest with Gen Be. 5 et oar i 'wliNat Jmisewit ... 5 95 .... |kept traders on the sidelines awaitgains ranging to more’ than 2 points & Cent Aguirte .. H 2% 20% + Vs! Nat © Ye i fin lan on ing new developments abroad. 40 in Douglas Aircraft. Rails, utilities, hes & 'S Ohio ‘de se ae oo REE QRS THA DA DR TL only very light rains were report. 0 some of the oils and mercantile| Sima Moly’ Co ih 38% 30 +o Nat jaa... st a a = %ied in some areas of the Southwest 09 1 5 shares were fractionally above previ-| Fae J 2 2% BH 2% + Year Steel... 58% 593 59%: + 3 winter wheat belt, and the forecast ous closing levels. Union Carbide Sole Credit 4234 49%, 42% -— MAY id . adi X40, on = ie was for fair weather, Reports from gained more than a point while Tom Rolv 0, 3%, RR, IN a sa sa 4 1/Kunsas were pessimistic on crop Eastman receded 2 points from its| Mor XS , oo Th Ra vee 3a ge Ba + Wipioepects, unless rains are received 14 | " 5h = Nott x “rel 307 as ’ ' high of 1471 up 3: points. [Qons oken “ 3? A 3X 31 " Re soon. A dull and irregular trend raled|com Prod .... 30 SEM STA + Mligmnibug oi 5 15 15... | Fair commission house demand 1 ably bond desiings. | Crane '&% 3s ode ogg — ag|OWPER Coll .... Ble 8% 8% = Yelfor wheat met increased offerings Greek, German and Japa: Sm Bie... 3 400% around previous closing levels. Local 1 s . nese Government funds improved Guriie Kup : I se 30 wow egal oR B® Ritu shippers sold 55,000 bushels of cash moderately, but other foreign liensicurtiss-wr A. 28 20° 20 + % ac Tat aes 12a 12010 1204 + be wheat, were mixed in an extremely narrow pe © oases She v2 + ! Live 1 wheat closed 4 cent 2 range. U. S. Government funds were|Dist Seag ..... 181: 16% 4 TY mn Rt 3% High oe 15 Cent Jower, With €Xe compared with a net loss of $521,377 last year. we 813% 3) 4 2 u mixed. Two Treasury issues reached pouelas Air 59% 59% Ta 11% + % pected heavy Argentine wheat shipnew record highs on gains of 2-32/BunlilL o.oo A, (4s, ond gest vr |ments depressing the market, after to 3-32 point, w Bile SHEN ere in the pu Pont deb... 13734 137% 30 3 x '‘u early gains. Winnipeg held near wf J 3. 1 , | y gh hdd BO] Kodak . gn 144, 144% 4 Wg wie Mie = % Dreyins Sn ey en commis- N. Y Bonds Ai ft &t) d § lap Eaton Mfg “ 20 20 20 Rahs | ype Corn prices e d ircraft issues led an irregular [EL Pur SoLt.. TH int oft = hiReo Mot... WO _ woe, [sion house selling and May liquida- BOND PRICE INDEXES ee oe, Sealing on the p A 4 4 y i Tob B.. * 36% 36% <- laition, after a steady start, Local 20 2 2% o“ Sr CUD change oh - track receipts were estimated at 257 : ? 3 : " ¢ Fid Phen ...... C 30%: 30% 20%: v. 1Safeway ....sn 1 3 3 bh § Inds. Rails. Utils. Bonds Bell aireraft led aviations higheripil ie "+. 20% 200 20's » 7% Schulte Roo. Be WB, 1 ears Yesterday .... 83.3 Oh 1001 79.8 with a gain of nearly 2 points. Oils) Flintkote .v..s 19% 19 19% J. Scott Pap BE CI18Y 15% 118) <4 YA —. Week ago .... 838 516 909 70.4 and utilities moved narrowly around | Gm Seamer Lrg gn en: + 8] CHICAGO GRAIN [Month age ... 869 598 1010 826 yesterday's final levels, while mining 1 Gamewell Oo .. 8% SN 2% — MiServel Ime .... HM" HH" MN" ...'| open rices tod n the Chi-|Year ago .... 18 5&4 519 WB3 shares were firm with Hollinger and | Gen Qube.) fie fot fos © ve[Sharp & D.... 4 4 an pening Prices Soiay Two years ago 01.8 O15 1020 96.1 |Gen Cable... 1004 10M 10I 4 JeiSoe-Vae Li... 11% U% 1%... |eago Board of Trade, as reported 350 600 ILD 86 Eagle Picher Lead both fractionally|Gen Elecite +. 33% 33.4 33% 12 {South Pac... 134 13 12 1930 High ... 1 higt en i , Tp 8, RiSuhRyl... 13% 13% 13% 0 |by Thomson & McKinnon, were: |yg3 pow ..... 832 525 08.7 8.6 righer. Gen CREA ... % 8 8 — aiSouth Ry pf... 19% 19% 193% — MN May July Sept. 1938 Hirh BTS 00 997 B30 en Motors ... 41% 41% 41% + Jaigperry-Corp .. 40 40 9 J 34 ! gh... 8%. \ 9. 3 Gen Refract ... 22% 22% 22% 4 M|Qtq Brands ... 6% 6% 8 15 | Wheat— satis wow | 138 LOW sous PHO 475 BLE 09 Gen Stl C pf 17%, 1534 19% — M4 Std 0 Cal : 9614 264 961% + Ye $.69%@.70 SEIT @.60% $705 @.T0N% ~ a {Gen T&R 18'¢ 18% 18% 1 iid Sh Ra gs gem gn £ of 1937 High .... 95.0 1SL.2 108.0 100.3 Gil jette S R ww 0 6'> «$2 “uh Std J. . 48% 4394 33% un A @.40'% 50 S51 @51% 1937 Low .... 80.1 60.3 2.3 81.1 | Gimbel BE on 83 53 53 savy, [Sten ol %0 %0 70 Cie | OAts— (Copyright, 1939, Standard Statistics Co.) | Goadvea, “Aaah 25 25 25 = aigQtone + Web... 100 1014 04h Yh at wt am-Paige.. Th 3 Booey Be er 0 Wm mI [email protected]% 28% 2% Eerie Gr. Roth nf 190% 19, 19% ’ Sein. Sf Bh: Pr Soa Rye— U. 8S. GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR HOGS TODAY | Greyhound Cp. 16% 16% Syming-Gould 82, 52% 33% 4+ W% S13 Treasury Bonds w Lit A x wT 2 v v omes ; A ) 3348 1947-43 ..ie0000 110.20 110.20 110.20 Homestake tos’ Sire Sh: Sit > “lvwsas oop... SA ML AMA + WU] ope grain, Ny TA .ving for No. iis 1945-43 11000000006 11006 110.16 | Hilson. Motor. 3% 3% 8% Xn Transamerica. ol sd BA vuev Hy ed, @7c: other grades on their mevits. 3148 1946-44 ....000l lll iil 1) Hupp Motor 1% 1'a 1% = lg fTrans & w Air 8 ® 8% 8 . Gash corn, new No. 2 vellow, 43c. Oa 8, | 3)as 35-8 inane A333 33 3 EA nf — 6 28 1998 Liisa . to HU wy " i p 4 2%s8 1960-55 .......00 107.16 107.16 107.18 Vealer Market Displays mepiratn oP - 10 : 10% 0% : 3 Jien & SO Oars. a ase nase =o LIVERPOOL WHEAT Prey Home Owners Loan Bonds NY TE verter. Cpa 54» 52's 4 ¥, Un Ajreraft Cp. 35's 35 35% 4 OB TeV. 12348 1049-39 ......... 101.22 101.22 101.22 Stronger Tendency; Int Nickel .... 83% 45% 45h — Ye|United CO w: sais 89s apie © 18 |Mav oud SRE $81 Sor 810 DOMESTIC BONDS Ton’ i 6% _B% 6% 1. 1U 8 Ru oer ... 361: $B Be + 3% May New... 0% aan aad 20% | $0 seb 55 AUS en Low Last op at $9.50. | Sohne of . gu Ta 12% - 1 |U Steel ..... Tn To sess July Cs Sir Sle a ‘e340 |B B23 31:50 A 3 suess 194 Y 1 a 1 : [Kresge SS... 30% 23 2 4 Ta |Walareen 17% IT 17% . Cons Edis 0s 58 i 1) 100% 106% Hogs at Indianapolis today were ress eevee i id Walker She OR Ma Wn IH : Soden ats B6 100. 106 108 aif me "08 : a Ca oodric S 00 vie steady with the top price on 180 to! o.p Glass ... 40% n wh a Warren Br... 2% an 3h ey Corn and Wheat Region Int T&T Bs | STS 60% “60th "60% 200-pounders at $7.10, according to Lige & My Bgl 1012 0: +1 Westing BL 1) Ns i SAA Official Weather Penn RR Rud 65 2 01's o7 + 8 : a SOW Ja TA NV teel . 9 Aas 57% the Bureau of Agricultural Eco- 35d w Bip 1063 106! 1982 veel ora I Bs 3% aw ean Ar Lin, Ss. 8 read 20S nomics. A few premium sales went} Lou & Nash . 40%: N 40'% 40 . Jil: erie ot ar a T i" By U. 8S. Weather Bureau aa Warner Bro ee eas 100% 100.3 100% 1 —M—- vane i oung S&T 4s 61 ......1 g a ios were strong, the top price Man El m gtd. Ai 8 a — Jp | WOTRIRtOR i Wai io =APHL 2}, 10 ecinte State of BE = is : > ¥ Martin Gl ..... 332 33 32 3 3% he fe feeipl- A remaining at $9.50. ident Pet UIU18% 13m 13% 4 al Yelow TT «ove 13% 13% 13% = 1). Stations High Low tation weather|, oo... 41.c 4g ... Hah Loy Last Around 400 head of good to choice, Mo Baan ™.0 1s 1h 1k = ki —— yours LN ait EH 0 Goudy Argent ds 72 Avril 108 Twas 90 to 97-pound western fed shorn|Monsanto bf BUSI 1914 nL T.. (Zone 2% Ne Mh Whtattield "110 J A} 0 TrCly/guliraiia 5s 57 ......0. 95% D3'a 93%h 1 $9.2 Rochester «ov. 3 80 | Belgium 7s 86 110% 110 © 110% Arabs SOM) steally st $925. Hoh ey BV OH 0 Clear Belin 0 88. .....e... 1654 1634 163 TODAY'S BUSINESS BRIEFS Liisi § 4 BE ih tT Rat tw R ght CUR fh pice Sle giant gh ad pr p Rept idpr ° ts. : 5 06 PtCldy | Denmark 8s 42 ....... . 2 ..8 1M esl NS = NEW YORK, April 27 (U. P.).—|reported consolidated net profit for fhctanes 1110 fa a8 0d Clear’ Denmark dss 63111100 830 ae 33 2 In jn I 33% !Electricity production in the week|the first quarter of $198,041, equal Pi hols Lo... 15 85 OT Cloudy|Japan 5lis 85 ......... 57% B51 37% A TIS 1 ended April 22 advanced substan- |, Terre Haute .... %8 58 0] PtCldy| Poland 65 40 .......... 27 27 a to 71; cents a share, compared with | gvansville ..... 5 10 Cloudy tially over the preceding week and 1 he 198 Bartows and Gilts| _ Packine Sows extended the year-td-year gain to|® net Joss of $214,448 in the 1038 Curb Stocks Choice 5: 30° G5 5% a new 1939 peak, the report of the period. J30- 180 ¢ T0323, 0. 8.00- 6.40) Edison Electric Institute [evenled * = ow LT, : 710, 425- 530 5.95- 6.40 today. Output for the latest peri > i ig ow Last Change TI centlanghter Pixs was placed at 2.199,002000 kilowatt JERSEY CITY Laven nm spre Ny Be 8.93- T.10iGoed and Chote 4 with 1.951.456.000 (U. P.).—Sales volume of Colgate- AR Ranb . a BE hw i'w So: dun 30. 1108 5 830 820 hours, compared with 1851, 1938 Palmolive-Peet Co, the first quar- Am Super ... 5:18 9:18 8:16 .... CATTLE (Receipts. 310) KWH in the corresponding ter was about the same as the rR NGA 3 3% +00 oa pa | | week, a gain of 12.7 per cent. initial three months of last year, AE N Get Prt ih WA 1100-1300. 13:00-12.0] Rchiom > 6.39: 1.38 s & 3 but ‘profits were slightly getter E. Bl A o.oo. oes ue oey I ash hai ~12.50 Medium... 8.30- 1.25 H. Little, president, told stock- : : Brewster Aero. 8% 83% 8% + lh Cut. 5.75- 6.50 EW Y ‘ 1 P= . ) » 3 ds I Uo aionlan wad FT | Dan & Beadeiriers weekly index | hotders at the annual meeting Train Accidents Reported miner siies: na fn ih 1 4 800-1100 9 50-11.00 Al wert 2- 950! of 31 food commodities in the | Yesterday. He added that inven- L t Record b Cent St Elec \. 8:18 5.48 5.18 11-18 1100-1300. 923-1100) Good ... 8.00- 800f OF : tories are normal and dealers’ owest on Kecor y [Kities Sen i ad a oi 1300-1500. 9.50- 11.25 Aredium . %.00- 8.00/ week ended April 23 dropped 1 stocks are believed below normal. Nii Creole Bet Pio iv Wt =i Sodium = | Cull and ool cent to the level of April 4 when it Association. Era be db gh = Bb 0-100. 825. 950 "gues "| reached the lowest point since oH Bhopal LE: EN 33% 1% 4 -1300. 8.30- 9. he ithe 100-0 EW Sa uceipis, “ne) early August, 1934, the company | EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa, April] J B Ries sp; gi Mi Hp 1} CRmgeh “14057 gos! 200- 400. 8 3.00- 2.00| revealed today. The index stood [27 (U. P.).—Directors of Westing-| Times Special Glen Alden ... 44 41a dla... TTT) Sm. $90: T00| at $227 compared with $236 in [house Electric & Manufacturing Co.| WASHINGTON, April 27 — The golnger, of fa gat Lo Heifers | Common 800- 6.00| the corresponding 1938 week. today had declared a dividend of 50 best general safety record in 50 years gingston Pro . 1% ar ui T 1! Chotee— st.10.48 der ane Increases were shown by flour, [cents a share on the common stock|was established by the railroads of joskheey Aw + 33% i 2t% ie % herfugy § 2h \ Steers wheat, corn, oats, lard, beans, [and 87!2 cents a share on the pre-|the United States in 1938, J. J. Nat Contr bl B14 si + bh Poy. 3.00. 3.15 Chal*eSo. s 0.50-11.00 potatoes and lambs, while butter, | ferred stock payable May 29 to|Pelley, President of the Associatic|ga8. ciq™™" 00 158 1% 1% ...° 50- 900. 8.25- 9.00! ass. 35 10.00) sugar, cocoa, eggs, steers, hogs [stockholders of record May 29. Sim-|of American Railroads, announced Sherwin-w ".... Be 8 oN tommon— 800 500- 900. 2.73- 9.50| and sheep registered losses. ilar payments were made Feb. 28. |today. - 1150-1300, 7.50- iin Sra SL. Ta The number of train accidents, i ows 00-1050. 8.00. £18 compared with the number of miles Chi S b ood 8 7g0- 300! Common. iS: 835 NEW YORK, April 27 (U. B)—| NEW VORK, Apclt 31 (U. Bo 1p Ry trains, was the lowest on cago toc S edium .~ 6.50- 7.0 e30 Goad and fers «— |Shipment of fabricated structural] The International Telephone & |..." 1038 he said and the ac- Lagt Low cutter $ 7.50- 825 steel in March amounted to 122018 Telegraph Corp. today reported |, .."\\; mher of train accidents in|Asbestos Mig ... R/ Rolie” 42s. eon comn s.00- 2.50| tons, largest for any month since| An aggregate first quarter net gain third less than in the|Bendix Aviat .......... 21 pp of 17,168 units for fits telephone |1938 Was one Bere Brow Bs SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 572) (November, 1937, the American In-| WH hor Top a ool tn nine |vear 1037 and two-thirds less than giidago corp ..... oe (On shorn basts) stitute of Steel Construction re- oD in the year 1929, Som with h Bison ee 2 Good 1 8be $ 9.35- 9.50| Ported today. That compared Sh “This is slightly higher than RE EY SOI Bode Mig Op +oi0: 8% a y rn el Shee S y Katz Dru Cieaeinns A Sood and holes... 3:30. 8.50 gr : hua and 103.3001 ye increase in the first quarter LOCAL PRODUCE Ky Util NE NE 3 Common i muh ous Shs)in Merely, : of 1938 and is indicative of a con- | Heavy breed hens, 1d4c; heayy breed Ky UL 6 pl -.... i OR I broilers, 61s Ibs, and over, 13c; hens un-|Kingsbury Br . nig Ewes bk 5) #@ & @ tinued upward trend in activity, der aii lbs. ici Leghorn hens, lei Le Roi Co ™...0l.l 14 Casas 450~ 5.3 v an hire 3 y wba IC) Oo A i mediu REPRE } 3.00- 4.50 PITTSBURGH, April 2 (LU. particularly in Latin America, Barred 4 over, Tie} colored Springers, 2a ————————————————————— P.).—Gulf Oil Corp. announced | the company stated. Ibs. and u : Leghorn broilers, 3 lbs, U.S. ST ATEMENT

LOUISVILLE UTILITY INCOME SHOWS DIP

Times Special LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 27. Operating revenues of Louisville Gas and Electric Co. and subsidiary companies for the 12 months ended Feb. 28, 1939, amounted to $10,767, 001, as compared swith $10,997,399 for the year ended Feb. 28, 1938. Net income, after deductions for all interest charges, amortization of debt discount and expense, amortization of flood and rehabilitation expense and amortization of econtractual capital expenditures amounted to $2,593,173, compared with $2,990,602 for the corresponding | 3

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7:00—~Kate Smith, WFBM. 7:00—Rudy Vallee, WIRE. 8:00—Good News, WIRE. 9: dre Kostelanetz, WFBM.

WIRE and WFBM will go on the air an hour early tomorrow at 5 a. m. to broadcast Adolf Hitler's answer to President Roosevelt's plea for world peace. Herr Hitler considered his answer of such importance that he called a special session of the Reichstag, Germany's legislature. The speech is set for noon tomorrow (Berlin Time) and will be broadcast to the German people. Both CBS and NBC will provide interpreters on the spot and commentaries will be made during and after the speech. The broadcast will last about an hour and a half.

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Luther Adler, Sylvia Sidney’s.-hus-band and recent star of Clifford Odets’ “Golden Boy,” will be guest star with Morris Carnovsky, another Group Theater star, on the Kate Smith Hour at 7 o'clock tonight, CBS-WFBM. The two are on Broadway now in an earlier Odets piece, “Awake and Sing.”

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Lionel Barrymore's 61st birthday will see him broadcast from the soundstage of “On Borrowed Time,” on the Good News of 1939 at 8 o'clock, NBC-WIRE. His voice will be carried to Hollywood Radio City where Eddie Cawuebr will be the regular guest gar on the program, Meliza Korjus, late of “The Great Waltz,” where in the opinion of many critics, she shaded Luise Rainer, has a spot on this program singing “Tales of the Vienna Woods,” Meredith Willson’s band, of course. » ” 2

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nelia Otis Skinner, ace monologist, guest-stars for “Tuneup Time.” She will discuss a little backstage life with Walter O'Keefe, the master of ceremonies, Andre Kostelanetz' ore

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Rudy Vallee will play a double role tonight on his broadcast at 7 o'clock, NBC-WIRE. He will take the dramatic lead with Gale Page, now under contract in Hollwood, and then will step out as “straight man” for Jack Oakie, visiting the program with the Stroud Twins.

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Another “masked marvel” will be introduced by Bing Crosby on his Music Hall at 9 o'clock, NBC-WIRE. Last time he did it, Bing turned up with a phony in the shape of “Sig= nor Giovanni Colonna,” one Jerry Colonna, a member of the orchestra. Roland Young sings again, this time with Bing. The duo will play with “Little Fishes.” Kathryn Meisle, Metropolitan Opera contralto, will sing two numbers on the broadcast.

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The chauffeur who drives Warden Lawes from Sing 8ing to his broade casts is a trusty at the prison. While waiting for his chief, he fell asleep in the parked car. A policeman woke him up and asked him to see his license. “I haven't any,” the trusty said. Out came the book of stickers. “I may not be able to find time to serve that sentence,” the driver said. “I work for Warden Lawes and I'm serving life now.”

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3:0 Kate Smith Rudy Vallee Know Your School Rudy Vallee . » ”» iis nn» ean Philharmonic Or. 0» 8:00 Major Bowes Good News Herbeck’s Or. Go 8:15 Wo. ns Boloznini’s Or, ol Nem a ” »” ”» ” Town Meeting » “” 2:0 Tune-Up, Time Musie Hall aol Musio Hall 9:30 " " " 5» Concert Salon » » 0:45 ”» ”» " ” ” ” 0: 0: 0: 0:

10:00 Amos & Andy istrict Atforney News Peter Grant 10:15 ball Herbeck’s Or, Sweet Adeline 10:30 Roller Derby News Brigode’s Or. Snider’s Or, 10:45 m's Sr Outside "” Ted Lewis 11:00 8. s Or. Recordings Recordings Little Joe IE PEE} Ee TT x He mie 11:45 ot > Sudy's Or. §. Smith's Or, ulin FRIDAY PROGRAMS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNA 2 WIRE 1400 (WIBC 1050) 03 (CBS Net.) (NBS-MBS) (NBS-MBS) 6:30 Early Birds Devotions Pilgrim Holiness Checkerboard 6:43 ' 0d Markets Rolling Along Rural Pastors 7:00 I » Tunes & Tips Breakfast Jam Time to Shi ils ”» ” ” - ”» » Peter nn 130 Hh bw . Bp Checkerboard Jamb oree, 7:45 "n pb 9 aa Breakfast Jam R:00 RR. Maxwell ew Coffee C 8:15 Mrs & Marge Dessa Byrd Topo M Mo rning RM, Anjo, 8:30 Hilltop House Bulletins Fashion Ni Breakfast Clab 8:45 Apron Strings Cancer Control Devotional Gospel Singer 9:00 Kitty Kelly Sentral Sit Reflecti 9:15 Farrell's Kitchen Other ) Foes Bouse 1 Like Muse 9:30 if BS Plain Bie Shut-in Friends Julia Blake 9:45 Stepmother Woman in White Wirge's Or, Central City 10:00 Roundup David Harum Kay Bartlett Linda's Love 10:15 Scartetsuey Lorenzo Jones ’ Vie & Sade 10:30 Ble 8 Widow Brown Safety Program New 10:45 ife Stories Editor's Daughter Castletime Road of Life 11:00 Mary iRride Singin’ Bam Noon Rhythms Editor’s Daughter ie Nance ine Bar iv’ School for Brid New OREN i a r . Malone chool for Brides News 11:45 ue cir Farm Hour Boy Greets Girl Farm Hour 12:00 Farm Bureau Markets Kings of Strings ” 5» 12:15 ews Headlines Friendly Five Farm News 12:30 ohemians WIRE Reporter arkets Smilin®* Ed 12:45 Manhattan Voice of Experience Yioeny *Hollow Happy Gilmans 1:00 Roller Derby Betty Bob Musicale Betty & Bob 1:13 Dr, Susan G a Daughter _ ” Grimms Daughter 1:30 School of Air alient Lady Believe in Indiana Valiant Lady 1:45 ” 1” tty Crocker ” 3 Betty Crocker 2:00 Marine Band Varieties Pianorama Mary Marlin 2:15 it ” Army Band Rhythmakers Ma Perkins 2:30 Chamber Or, Baseball Concert Hour Pepper Youn 2:43 ”» ” ” ” ” ” Guidi ne Ligh 8:00 Fact Finder Sista “ge Wife Unannounced Mad Hatterfields 3:15 Curtain Calls t a allas » 3 Silas Waters 8:30 " Bade Old Refrains Beautiful Life 3:45 Ruth Carhart on a Hawaiians Kitty Keene 4:00 Butler Forum Baseball Believe In Indiana Hannab 4:15 Tea Tunes 3 » '” » Sheriff Bob 4:30 " 1" ome Edition i » Jack Armstrong 4:45 » » aughn de Leath 3 ” News

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): NBC-BLUE-=WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1169; WENR-WLS, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED--WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHE, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850.

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