Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1939 — Page 18

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TONIGHT A. Morton Smith, will be interviewed 6:30—Dick Powell, WFBM. with John Ringling North, head of fromm 6:30-Information Please, WLS. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bai- | Lo ode of 7:30—Fibber McGee, WIRE. ley, by Gabriel Heatter on “We, the i LA 7:30—Benny Goodman, WFBM. |People” at 7 o'clock, CBS-WFBM. |

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WHEAT PRICES |." “TURN DOWN OR CHICAGO BOARD

— = Reports of More Favorable Weather Conditions Acts As Deterrent. 5

TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1939

CKS SLIDE Adams BXD " b i | Yesterday ‘ Au rs st ae 160 16 — 3, i Week age .uiiiges ; 2 POINTS Allied rien S162, .. 162. sss. [Month ago .... llied Stores .. 1% ‘A isi Year ago ..... IS. ga: ve! Wigh, 1986, 150.85; Tow

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Total Pork & Lard and Bee! Con. | sumption in the United States |

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1 | Listen to the story of listening to It might be kind of fun to listen ‘the stories of a thousand employees, to “If I Had A Chance” tonight at|each with his own problem, 8 o'clock, NBC-Blue. Col. Theodore | ® Roosevelt's Tambo Minstrels have Leon Turrou. joined James J. Walker's Minstrel better watch out, Troupe. jadvice he'll ever get,

. . {o'clock and at 8:30 o'clock, NBC=It’s a big-name bunch, this out- oh y > » Inside Story program fit. Included are James Blue, on the Inside ory prog

Mont- Mr. Turrou is the man who knows gomery Flagg, Ham Fisher, Bill qvervthing. which would be boring Stern, Paul Whiteman, Arthur, except that there is so much to Bugs® Baer, Tex O'Rourke, Harry now. As an ace G-Man he played Von Zell, Milton Cross. Graham Mec- [roles in the Lindbergh kidnaping Namee and Howard Petrie. nd the Kansas City massacre. He The last four named are perhaps | a d put the Nazi spy ring out of better known as announcers than .ommission and he was advisor dur=as members of the “Gwine-to- ing the filming of the movie about Heaven-on-a-Mule” quartet, lit

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We just had a circus in our town| Lou Gehrig but did you know there's a town! will talk to George that has one all the time? It's Men only” 6:30 Gainesville, Tex. and its manager, | WIRE

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#0 Big Town x ’ " 3 Dick Powell

-— , 121.4%, 158.41; low, 98.95. 20 RATLROADS 2.21 27.48 25.30 veal INH 31.88: Yow, 24.14%. 33.98; Tow, 10.00.

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NEW YORK, May 16 (U. P).— Balt & O pf The stock list was weak in the por si early afternoon dealings today with | Boeing Air prices around the lowest of the ses- Brae Mig... b 2002 2 sion—1 to more than 2 points under | Burroughs . , 1 Yo the previous close. | Trading picked up from the re- |S Faeinc, < : C ac cent volume but still was light. [Caterpillar Thin markets in the leading issues! & brought sharp declines on moderate offerings. Chrysler fell to 65%,

1; Yesterday 15 Week ago Va Month ago 1, | Year ago .. 1 High, 1939, High, 1938,

CHICAGO, May 16 (U. P).-|

| Wheat prices turned downward on | Building in Indiana Gains In First 4 Months of 1939

Tow, 3 under selling prompted by more!

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a6. = 2: 25.19; favorable weather conditions in the wheat belt! | At the close wheat was off 1 cent | sto 1% cents, May 77, corn was off | CHICAGO, May 16 (U. P) —Dodge Statistical Service last night re- : to % cent, May 50, and oats were ported a heavy increase in prospective building operations in four Midcent to 1% cents lower, May western states for the first four months of 1939. The summary, covering Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Eastern Wisconsin,

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ahhh v | C Cn hi 325% , 32° te NY nts) : ! 11% x off 2: | EN he Ca: AS Ens : 22 a3 4 32h | Douglas 613, off 214: U. S. Rubber SY Sab After an irregular opening, wheat | said expenditures under building 36, off 2%; Westinghouse Flectric col umn Gas prices declined fractions to more! 83, off 23%, and Bethlehem Steel 54,|Somm Edisor than a cent. Selling was credited to N. Y. Bonds ¢ ¥ | hous ses with Eastern and South-

contracts awarded during the period | off 15%. "lea n connections. May wheat BOND PRICE INDEXES

were more than 27 million dollars ¥ led the decline under moderate 2 ? 20 an.

above the corresponding figure for % liquidating pressure. Support for! Utils.

{1938. { Contracts awarded in the four- ; a ’ ’ 101.1 the new crop futures was uncovered 100.9 at the T4-cent level.

month period this year called for expenditure of $70,305,000 compared 99.8 3 with $42947000 for the first four Weather reports indicated good ns rains in Texas and scattered showers in parts of the winter and

' months of 1938. Increases were reported in both residential and nonresidential construe von [spring wheat belts. Generally coolYer weather was reported which was . |believed to have checked crop de-| | ter joration to some extent. . Winnipeg weakened in sympathy (with Chicago, after a strong opening. Liverpool wheat closed 4 cent higher to ': cent lower. Kansas i, » | City wheat lost more than a cent s |'which stimulated some of the local ss selling. Minneapolis was off about 3: . a cent, 3 | Corn prices oo wioh wheat, , | support

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Yesterday Week ago | Month ago Year ago Two vears 1939 High 193% Low 193% High 1938 Yow S— 1937 High

EW EWR NAZIS SCALE OFFER "|" ON EXTERNAL DEBT.

BERLIN, May 16 (U. P) —Germany will make a service payment of only about 12 per cent of that originally demanded by her cred- | itors at the standstill now being § held here, informed quarters said |

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and Loew's United States Government bonds advanced further into record high ground, while foreign funds firmed| and domestic corporate issues eased. Federal lie ans ranging to 7-32 point afte: ull start, with seven of ad ted issues at new peaks and three equal to their previous highs | Fed Dep St Substantial gains in Polish . and German bonds featured a moderate- Gen ly improved foreign list. Domestic|Q corporates were fractionally lower. Curb stocks dee Board after an ne continued Aum Co. of to 92 dipped tumed

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1965-60 Home Owners Loan Bonds 1949-39 101.21 101.21 -44 1009 1098 FOREIGN BONDS High

2%s Creditor nations of the Reich first | requested that Germany make a payment equal to 10 per cent of {the 700 million marks in interest now overdue on her external debt

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99°; NEW YORK, May 16 (U. P.).— | ot s Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted 1197, Price index of 30 basic commodities, 3, compiled for United Press: 108 (1930-32 averages equals 100) Yesterday 106.61 | Week AGO vuvvuvsvasssnansest 106.61 | Month A80 vvvvsvisanss 103.91 | Year Ago .. “es 108.50 | : 1939 High (May 12) ... 107.54 Morin ws {1999 Low (April 13) 103.17 MM Kitty Kelly Central City Coffee Cups "Central City 15 Myrt & Marge Other Wife Top © Morning Paul Allison

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Business at a Glance

oars 64% 64% 645 By United Press IX months net GENERAL BUSINESS $368,131 vs, $761,417 vear ago Oil & Gas Journal estimates week Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Mav 13 o oil output (Pacific R. R. Co, March net loss 3 404 356 daily. $1.591.474 vs. $1892222 year ago; from prey ] three months net loss $4979 744 vs.) $5.9829 591 wvear ago. St Kansas City Southern Ry Co. NM March net income $50.205 vs. $29.) 859 year ago: three months net income $130,491 vs. $94072 vear ago Reading Co., March quarter net income $T70.089 vs. net loss $189.073 Year ago. Southern Ry Co. $197,112 vs. net ago; three months

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Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co,

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and Other Late News

Closing Stock Quotations

common RCA Communications, Tne, Mareh Max net income $68.462 vs. $70.250 ago, three months net income $1

114 vs, 8105 401 ago. RAILROAD REPORTS

Alabama Great Southern R. R. Co., March net income 2124609 vs ago; three months net mcome $202. 401 vs. $54,762 vear ago. dividend. Ann Arbor R. R. Co, March net June 1. loss $10,197 vs. 816035 year ago: Johns -Manville Corp. regular three months net loss $63.405 vs quarterly $1.95 on ¥ per cent pre$141,384 year ago ferred payable July 1 record June 16. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.| National Container Corp. of DelaCo., March net loss $690,721 vs. €1.- 71% ‘cents on common pavable 442 504 year ago; three mo net June 15 record May 25 vs. like pay loss $2,757 468 vs. $5,466 033 vear ago. ment March 15. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Oo., week ended May 13 carloadings 21.002 vs 21.869 previous week and 21.068 year ago. Chicago Great Western Ry. Oo. March net loss $80987 vs. $180.7 284 May

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New Business Books Available at Library

The following new business books now are available at the business branch of the Indians apolis Public Library:

SAVINGS AND LOAN PRINCIPLES, Morton Bodfish and A Theo- . A text book on buildi \ © {IONS cHovermme SSTom 1¢ h ctod © thrift financing institutions, MONEY WITHOLY MEN: A GUIDE TO FEMININE FINANCE, by Ruth “A book that ought t to the YOR -SUeTing and brothers and uncles wha have te assume responsibility for some woman's money

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E. KIRK McKINNEY President, Indianapolis

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