Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1939 — Page 30

THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939

. STOCKS RALLY FROM LOSSES MADE EARLIER

Most Sections Work Back To Within Fractions of Previous Close.

NEW YORK, May 11 (U. P).—|im Ride & L..

Stocks developed rallying tendencies Jey Aer in midsession dealings today and am recovered from an earlier period of | Am easiness, Trading picked up. | Am ; Chrysler, at 68 early, snapped jh BEL SOI back to 693 for 4 point gain, while Am Roll General Motors also replaced an jn Sh early loss with an advance. U. S. Am Steel and Bethlehem recouped] A losses extending to around a point, AR while mercantile shares moved for- am ward under lead of ears. Roebuck, Am which gained 11: to 72% iD Oils moved up to moderate gains | Anaconda ai ? and utilities came back to around Armour IIT .. the previous closing levels. Con-| Ha a : solidated Edison, ex-dividend, re-|Atchison .... couped all of an early loss of %|Aa%® ® point. Fe Refining Rails steadied around yesterday's “' von Core . finals and most other sections of the p,q Loco et .. list worked back to within a frac-!Balt & Ohio .. tional range of their previous clos- Bayar Cig au 20 ines. B ndix Ayn Bond prices tended slightly lower, Best & Co but turnover receded to below even {Beth Steel the sub-par volume of the past two | Bong Stores uh sessions. Moderate profit-taking in- BR inch fluenced easiness in U. S Govern- Bdgept Brass ments , BASLMT TE i Losses Federal list were Bklvn U Gas curbed to 4-32ds. Declines elsewhere Br dd Mie . in the list generally were limited to Budd Wheel | less than a point. Stocks developed an easier

Bu Bulla d in quiet dealings on the curb ape Dry change after early hesitancy. Price! Can Picific ... ha noe ATI OY > , Car C & O hanges generally were fractional. Carriers & ‘Gen In the industrial section, Stand- ¢ J I.. ard Steel, Rustless Iron & Steel,! LL ot Carrier Corp, and Fisk Rubber sold Celote off to small losses, Among more Cerra \ : Certain-teed ... volatile issues, Alumnium Co. Of Ches & Ohio .. rhe . a . 92 3 Ches & Qhio pf America dropped about 2 pots, | AE Gt WestRv while Pittsburgh Plate Glass moved Chrvsier up about a point. Aircrafts easier

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10 CENTS HIGHER HOG PRICES PAID

Weights Over 16 160 Pounds Share in Advance Here Today.

Sont "p So on Dele. EX Bnk.. Sor Pred Crane Co { C TOW n Zeller n Zeller pf.. % rucble = hh

Regaining 10 cents of yesterday's ce A 15-cent decline, the top hog price at!Cushmn 8 pf. . Indianapolis today rose to $7 on 180 to 200-pounders, according to the Deere & Co.. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. pei & Hud Weights over XR pounds shared in D La A , the rise, while lighter weights re-|piam Match ... 3 mained stationary Diam M pf 2 Vealers were steady with the top Deen

Dixie-Veortex ast ice remaining at $10. Dome

RAY Around three double decks of good DuPont gi to choice fed shorn lambs were divided between shippers and local East Ai Kodak killers at $9.50. about steady with Eaton Mfg recent bulk sales. E)

Air Lines..

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CINTINN ATI. May 11 receipts, 1800 tot al market act on 0% 2! higher: top 7.10 5. 100-140 lbs $5.80 6.50 5.50

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CHICAGO WHEAT PRIGES AGAIN AT SEASONAL HIGHS

» May Futures Set Pace; | Profit-Taking Cuts Some of Gains.

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS | Yesterday Sasaasraabsncenans 182.88 HE IWeek Age ovvuairreineeeese 18188 1 Month Age .........co0eee 12051 1, | Year Age High, 1935, 154.85; low, 121.44, High, 1938, 138.41; lew, 98.95. 20 RAILROADS Yai Yesterday .....viusieninianin 27.38 jWeek AR® .uvevsvissnssarsaes 2698 ob! vg Ago .. hehehe 25.48 Ago High, 1939, High, 1938,

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31.33; low, 21.11. 33.98; low, 19.00. ; 15 UTILITIES L Yesterday ...cooiniiiiininnen 23.10 14 | Week Ago ... 1 Month Age 1, | Year Age .... High, 1939, 286.52: Tow, 20.71, High, 1938, 25.19: low, 15.14.

PTH CHICAGO, May 11 (U. P)—

+0.40 Wheat again climbed to new sea=021 sonal high on the Chicago Board of | Trade today, led by the May future | which reached the highest level of! chee any delivery since June, 1938. Profit2 | Natomas 10 10 10 + |taking erased part of the gains in 1 i} Neyog: Ind .. | ak late trading. 1 ‘ Nd Central. “ Other grains were also strong, %INYC & StL with corn selling at the best levels (x since February, and May oats sell- | No 3 ing at the best price for any con- *| No ,2 | tract since July, 1937. 12 The right cash wheat situation |and absence of tenders on May con-

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Paul A. McLeod, division man-

Indiana at New Castle, chosen president of the Indiana Gas Association for the next year.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —

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ACCOUNTANTS MOVE TO CURB FUTURE FRAUD

‘Recommend Corroboration| Of Inventories With Physical Tests.

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NEW YORK, May 11 (U. P.).— barely be heard agreeing. “Yeah, I know—I!

|The American Institute of Account- | |ants has adopted a recommendation of a special committee urging cor-

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TONIGHT

Some time ago Bill guested it with “This Is New York,” | the program that kept lots of people ties, 7 o'clock, NBC-WIRE. awake through a long, dull winter.

6:00—Kate Smith, WFBM.

6:00—Rudy Vallee, WIRE, 00—Good News, WIRE. 8:00—Andre Kostelanetz, WFBM.

Robinson

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'roboration of inventories by actual Smith at 6 o'clock tonight, CBS. WFBM. This time he'll give out a

| Physical tests to ward off hire | [frauds of the McKesson & Robbins | type, it was announced today. The institute also approved a sug-

annual convention at

[In the early trade, but heavy profit- | taking appeared on the bulge. The deferred months advanced | fractionally under the stimulus of s | pessimistic crop reports from the * Southwest and Northwest. Traders » generally believed that the Gov"y, ernment winter wheat estimate of Yesterday ..... | 544 million bushels was too high, |'Wetk axe Minneapolis and Kansas City yn ARe wheat futures hit new seasonal ro en age peaks in early trading. The weather 1939 High .. map showed very little moisture in! 1939 Lew _*|{the wheat belt, and the forecast was | 1938 High Ya | for fair weather, with light to heavy 1938 Low {frost in the northwest, 1937 High ..... Corn reuected strength in wheat [1937 Low ...... and improved commission house de- 1736 High

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NEW YORK, May 11 (U. P) — [Gomi |Large foreign exchange 10sses main-| anus. vortex ly were responsible for a decrease in Be leman prow + | the 1938 net income of International! | Marshail Field or * | Melephone & Telegraph Corp. to $7.-| * 038590 from $10,236,148 in 1937, the |} Te ; company’s annual report revealed * today. | Gross earnings, however, improved to $67,518,700 from $63,453,807 in Sa 1937. The company had a loss on ; s2 foreign exchange of $3,561,479 for |p ier * the year contrasted with a profit of {5's Ibs 1, $1,013,933 in the previous year,

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, May 11 (U.P) —Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal vear through May 9, compared with a vear ago This Year Last Year } Expenses .$7,839,530,778.21 $6.410.905.174.02 Receipts . 4.8374 451, 156 49 5.305.674.509.80 Gross Def. 2.965079.621.72 1.105,230,664.22 1.046 995 214.22

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FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, May 11 (U. P.).—Apples— | Michigan Spys, bu, $1.40@ 1.60. Sweet Fo- | tatoes—Tennessee, bu. hampers, 90c# $1.05. Carrots — California, crates, $2.40:2.75 Spinach—Missouri, bu.. 75¢. Tomatoes Florida, lugs Cauliflower fornia, $1.78 Celery Florida, 75. Peas—California hamnJ Onion Market 5 Yellow Bermudas, 55¢ $1.50.

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FT. WAYNE, May 11 (U. P).— Market 10@ 15¢ higher: 160-180 | 180- 200 1bs., 80; 200-320 lbs. §

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+ DAILY PRICE INDEX| |

NEW YORK, May 11 (U. P).—! un & Bradstreet’s daily weighted | price index of 30 basic commodities. | compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): «| Yesterday tatabintantabieetiss 106.70 + | Week ABO ..ivastnninsessnes. 10544 { Month ago ........ 103.17 | Year ago .. 107.65 1939 high (May 10) ........106.70

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LOCAL PRODUCE

Leghorn and White kock colored Leghorn broilers. spring chickens

strictly full case must a net deduction of 15 cents for each

No 1 (Prices Quoted by Wadley Co.)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, May 11 9 are noon cable rates on major currencies:

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WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO. 30 S. Pennsylvania St,

December. It declared then that “in the interest of the public and the accounting profession,” a careful review of customary auditing practices would be made. The committee investigated particularly examination of inventories

lise made by the institute as

20 Rails 535.6 39 32.5 38.5 25.4 61.0 83.2 32.5 81.3 1 95.0 80.1 91.8 950.0

20 Utils. 101.1 100.6 98.9 91.9 101.9 101, 98. 99. 81.0 106.

60 Bonds 80.5 9.9 R33 8.1

20 Inds. 848 dependent certified public account-| ants, and the form of independent certified public accountants’ reports. The report recommended that the! auditor in future shall:

LER R09 22.2 84.6 8.

“Ichecks of the inventory accounts! and records as may be feasible in corroboration of the representations of the concern relative to the inven. (tories, 2. Wherever practicable and rea[sonable make, or, where the inven3 asl tory taking is adequately planned 20 and controlled, observe the making 1. lof physical tests by count, weight, 7 or measurement, for the purpose of saitsfying himself that the methods of inventory taking have been car3p /ried out effectively and for the purpose of testing the accuracy of the recording of quantities in the inventory records,

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Crosley Corporation, Ohjo corporaamended certificate of admission. Unique Specialties Manufacturing Co. 1217 Kentucky Ave. Indiananolis: | rodent agent, Roy THOMPSON 1314 or- | dyke Ave, Indianapolis: capital stock, Nooo s shares po par value; manufacture machinery and gadgets; Roy Thompson, Edward | H Vurpillat, Edward H. Turner, Roscoe | Hollingsworth, Ben M, Scifres. { Delaware Improvement Corporation, In-| lanapolis, reorganization; capital stock, | 180 shares of ¢ par value, V. M. Birch Co., Muncie, preliminary |

108 's | dis lion Pamela Building Corporation, Indian- | % apolis, merged into Pamela Realty CorpoIndianapolis; capital stock, %750|

50% | ration, 10734 shares common of $100 par value, ! Ohio to en-

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58 07 The Beltzhoover Electric Co., 10115 corporation, admitted to Indiana gage in electrical construction. 102 Adams Cabinet Co., Inc., 50 E, 84% !St., Peru; resident agent, Earl L. Adams, 53'21134 E. Third St, Peru: capital stock, 600 48%, shares no par value; manufacturing wood | 105 products; Earl Adams, Robert W, |

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The cause for all this is the gp=' pearance of Ed Sullivan, late a reporter, now a columnist (which is something very different) and soon to be, it appears, Walter Winchell’s little torch-bearer for the American He will

Bob Murphy, who used to be a vaudeville comic and now runs a Hollywood restaurant, will be inter. viewed on the Rudy Vallee program, 6 o'clock, NBC-WIRE. Ann Hard= ing will play a one-acter on the pro= gram and Arthur Treacher, the Eng« [lish butler “tch, tch, tcher,” will ‘be funny. o n Frosch, WIRE announcer,

ride on Union Pacific's

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4:30 p. m. tomorrow. He will de« scribe the journey over the train's Ispecially installed short-wave trang= mitter. WIRE will pick it up and |send it out again over its regular

working on some of the tunes for!channel,

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celebrities’ interviews, if the public's standards were a little higher. American Public arms himself with a little specialized | knowledge and is able to hold his|

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The shock that comes with the nothing that a good dose of sulphur

{outthrust mike might be overcome | land molasses can't cure. 1. Make such auditing tests ana|bY preparation so that when your| Mr. Sharp, such variations may be

Also, said

|time comes you can stick out your | caused by new signs or electrical ine

tongue at the announcer and say, |stallation

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INDIAN APOLIS M 1230 (CBS Net.)

that haven't yet been ‘wired for interference. ”

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Spelling Bee King’s Men Satety Talk Air Newspaper

Kitty Keene Patricia Gilmore Sweet & Low Lowell Thomas

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Time to Shine Peter Grant Caravan Gospel Singer

Breakfast Jam ”" ”»

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Kitty Kelley Myrt & Marge Hilltop House Stepmother

Central City Other Wife Plain Bill

Ww oman in White

C offee C ups Central City Top o' Morning Paul Allison Fashion Footlights Julia Blake Devotional Choir Loft

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Kings of Strings Ramblers Bill Jones Sleepy Hollow

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Backstage Wife

Stella Dallas Vie & Sade Girl Alone

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Believe in Indiana Kitty Keene

Lowell Thomas

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 830, NBC-BLUE—WJ2Z, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770,

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

HORIZONTAL

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12 Garden wall.

13 Hangman'’s knot. 14 Told an untruth. 15 Verifies. 16 Measure of cloth. 17 Musical note. 18 Grain. 20 Onward. 21 To scatter. 23 Sea robbers. 28 Baleful. 31 Genus of swans. 32 Liquid. 34 Billow. 35 Rubber tree. 36 Related. * 38 Aye. 39 Nut covering. 40 To occupy a place. 42 Challenged. 45 Any flat fish.

47 Snake bite cure. 80 To rub out. 51 Single thing, 82 To sharpen

razor.

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Answer fo Previous Puzzle

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55 Tone B. 10 ™

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