Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1939 — Page 13

"TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1939

REALIZING ENTERS STOCKS AFTER RISE 10 4-MONTH PEAKS

Most Issues Retain Part of Advance at New York.

NEW YORK, July 18 (U. P.)— Profit-taking brought a mild reac- . tion from the highs in stocks today after prices had hurtled forward to new four-month peaks in about the most active turnover of the year in early dealings. Sales for the first three hours, including 840.000 shares in the initial hour when blocks ranging to 8000 shares studded the tape, approximated 1,410,000 shares, the most active period of the year and compared with 590,000 yesterday. Realizing stemmed from two factors, namely belief in some quarters that the sharp rise of the past two days had slightly weakened the market's technical position and the fact that news regarding Danzig appeared to take a turn for the

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‘ANTICHISELING’ WAGE BILL SENT T0 U. S. HOUSE

Measure Designed as Aid To New Deal Labor Reform Acts.

WASHINGTON, July 18 (U. P.) — The Senate sent to the House today | an Administration measure designed | to prohibit Government contractors | from “chiseling” on New Deal labor reforms. ; The prohibitions were included in amendments to the Walsh-Healey act authorizing the Lahor Secretary to establish minimum wage scales on Government contract work. “Black-listing” of employees who have violated laws relating to col-| lective bargaining and against | whom courts have issued decrees for | such violations was a new step taken | in the bill toward enforcement of | a the Administration's labor laws. The minimum wage provisions of | the present law were brought up to 'date by the requiring that the basic] minimum wage be not lower than | A that promulgated under the fair labor standards act. The act was broadened so as to apply to all contracts exceeding $4000 and subcontracts of $4000 or,

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CAPITAL FLOTATIONS IN THE U.S. (FIRST SIX MONTHS, 1933-1939)

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LATE BUYING IN GRAIN PIT AIDS WHEAT PRICES

Corn Turns Fractionally Lower at Close on Chicago Board.

CHICAGO, July 18 (U.P.)—Late commission house buying and short covering strengthened wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade today, after early weakness. Scattered selling near the close carried corn futures fractionally lower, but other grains were firm, and at the close wheat was up 3% to 1% cent, July 663%, corn was off i to were 2 cent higher, July 27% bid. Indications that a large proportion of new wheat is going into storage for Federal loans and a statement by the Government that export subsidies on wheat and flour would be continued had a construective influence. Crop news was mostly favorable, but private advices spoke of grasshopper damage in the Northwest and need of rain in some sections.

WAGON WHEAT

Indianapolis grain elevators are paving for No. 1 red. 52c; other grades on their Dries, Cash corn, new No. 2 yellow, 45c. ats, .

12 cent, July 437%, and oats

TONIGHT 6:00—Dick Powell, WFBM. 6:30—Information Please, WLS. 7:30—Alec Templeton, WIRE, ¥:30—Bob Crosby, WFBM.

The success story of John Garfield, young movie actor who does] nothing but play himself, will be! told by Angelo Patri, child psycholo- | gist, on the Inside Story at 8:30 o'clock tonight, NBC-WENR. “Red” Ormsby, veteran umpire, will tell how a wild throw in a big league baseball game cost $100,000. WIRE will air the All-Star game at 9:15 o’clock tonight. The story about a man who walked into a store for a package of cigarets and was given the store instead, comes on Gabriel Heatter’s We the People at 7, CBS-WFBM. Looks like Mr. Heatter is trying to take Bob Ripley's place. Also on the program is the story about the woman who fired four captains and | sailed her own ketch around the: world in three years. Now we're " 8 ”

nouncements caused by station changes a INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.) 4:00 Edith rs 41 Tea Topi Judith Arlen

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sure . . . S. Kip Farrington, deep sea fishing authority, will talk about it to Mort Lewis on If I Had the Chance at 8, NBC-WENR. Walter Berndt, who makes the comieg strip, “Smitty,” also will be on the proe

gram. Johnny Green plays his regular Johnny Presents at 6, NBC= WIRE. His 8 p. m. Friday Mutual Breezing Along will be moved to the same time Mondays and his CBS-. WFBM Friday program continues at the same hour. The other night Johnny's favorite Italian restaurant proprietor sent him a tablecloth on which Johnny had been scribbling some notes. The proprietor thought they might be an unfinished song and important. They turned out to be notes from the finished score of Johnny's latest: “You and Your Love.” Dr. William Beebe, naturalist and undersea explorer, will match puns and punditrys (if Info Please! can make up words, so can w2) with the regular staff of Info at 6.30 NBCe "WLS.

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(The Indianapolis Times is not Jesbonsible fo Inaecurmtine in program ane er press time.)

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Baker #2 Denton Quick Silver Schnickelfritzes inside Sports

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Rhythm Children’s S. Smith's Sports

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Sows Johnny Presents

New president of the Indianapolis Home Show, Inc., for 1940 is Merritt Harrison, it was announced today. Mr. Harrison, a local architect, was elected to succeed Carl C. Weiland at a meeting of the organization yesterday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The organization each year

more. The present limitation is a $10,000. Contracts for services and the censtruction of ships and float- | ing equipment also were included in the amendments. a

Month Ago Year Ago High, 1939, High, 1938,

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worse. Selling pressure was moderate, nevertheless and most issues at mid-session held at least part of the earlier gains, which ranged to 4 points. Steel shares met best support. U.

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Corn and Wheat Region

S. Steel held a 1% point gain at 5114 after reaching a high of 517% Bethlehem was up 17% to 613% against a high of 62. Chrysler lost most of an early 11% point rise and steadied around its previous close of 82. General Motors held a small gain. Utility and rail shares backed down to around previous closing levels in dwindling trade. Bonds followed the share market higher in fairly heavy dealings.

Domestic corporation obligations]

were strong. Utilities were in good demand, with several issues in that group reaching new 1939 peaks on fractional gains. Rails were up as much as a point in the main list. Curb stocks maintained gains ranging from fractions to more than

a point in active forenoon dealings. Consol Qil Ee ar se ae B

MARION COUNTY HOGS |

TOP MARKET TODAY

A load of 30 head of 208-pound Hampshire hogs sold 5 cents above the market peak of $7 at the Union Stock Yards today. The load mas marketed by V. W. Dawson of Marion County.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, July 18 (U. P).

Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted | Hollins Hos

price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press: (1930-32 Average Equals 100) Yesterday 102.76 Week Ago Month Ago .... Year Ago 1939 High (May 26) 1939 Low (July 17)

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, July 18 (U. P.).—GovSrament expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through July 15, cempared with a year ago:

This Ye $481, 469, 973. %9 146,079,474.40 335; 390,499.29 335,281,249.29 2,729,289,256.68

2,047,037,559.88 Pub. Liven 40,612,115,666.77 Goid Res.. 16,179,454,757.13 Customs 12 355,048.25

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING

Clearings Debits

LOCAL PRODUCE

Sth 108.00

ast Year Expenses Receipts . Gross Def

2.034.093, 186. 09

1,443,901.504.95 37,164,662,338.70 12,980,148,714.06 10,788,754.72

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Heavy greed hens, 12¢; Leghorn hens, 8c:

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Barred and White Rock springers, yd 91, 1bs.

14c; colored springers, y 15C; 2 Ibs. 4 >: spring chickens, : ‘old roosters. 6c. No.. 1 strictly fresh country eggs, 1lc each full case must weigh 55 lbs. gross; a net deduction of 15 cents for each full] case under F5 Ibs. will be made. u‘ter—No. 26@26'2c: No. 24s. Butterfat—No. 1, 20c; No. 8. 18c. . (Prices quoted by Wadley Co.).

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, culy 18 (U. P.).-Apples— llinois Duchess, bu. 75¢@ $1.10. tato>s—Tennessee, bu. hampers Carrots—Califarnia. crates $2.40@ 2.50. Spinach——Illinvis. bu. $1.35. Tomatoes—II- | linois, 20-1b. flats 40m 75¢ Cauliflower— Washington, crates $1.25@ 1.35. Celery Michigan, square crates 40@80c. Peas— Washington, bu. $1.80@ 1.85. Onion market (50-1b. sacks)—Towa vellows, 65% 75¢; Texas sweet Spanish. $1.05. California yellows, $1.10; Texas whites, $1.5

Leghorn broilers, 2 lbs.

See Final Edition of the Times for Closing Stock Quotations end Other Late News

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Spring Lambs Advance 25 to 50 Cents.

Hog prices declined 10 cents on

forcing the top price on 200 to 210pounders down to $7, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. s| A few offerings went to an extreme 5 top of $7.10. The decline was In | sympathy with outside markets. 3 Vealer prices held stationary with Monday's quotations with the top price at $9.50. Spring lambs rose 25 to 50 cents to establish a 50[een higher peak at $9.50.

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Hogs—R-=ceipts 14.000: market very slow, | mostly 10@15 cents lower than Monday arly sales good and choice 180-240 | $6.80, practical top, ; part Joa; 7.10; hulk 240-270 Ibs.. $6. 306. 85; ht | SOWs mostly $5 [email protected]; bulk 330-400 ge $4.40@ 5.15, { | Sheep—Receipts 2000; fairly slow. few | sales native spring lambs about steady: | [buik all classes still unsold; few selected | lots native spring lambs $9.65 to small! killers: no action on vearlings as vet. lew native slaughter ewes, [email protected]: choice | scarce, held higher. | Cattie—Receints 4500; calves, 1500: fol-! lowing very liberal receipts Monday beef tonnage small; moderate supply held over Monday not bein shown; general steer and yearling market strong to 18 oh higher; most fat cattle selling at 50% 9.75: top $10.50 paid for prime 1955. 1b. | averages; best long vearlings, $9.85: light | yearling steers. $9.75: heifers, $9.50: cows slow, steady; bulls strong at $7.25 "down: | vealers strong to 25 cents higher at $9.50 | @10: few $10.25; lightweight Southwest | bred stock calves $9.50% 10 85. good to I choice yearling stockers $89. 25; common and medium grades $6.50627.50.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

{ CINCINNATI, July 18 (U. P.). —Hogs— ; | Salable Teco , total, 2500; market fairly . up, 5¢ lower. under . Sows, top. So} i for 160S.: 100-140 1bs., $5.50@ Cattle—Salable receiots, 400, 400; 300; 300,

calves, salable receipts, market slow, continued uneven, others

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top. $9.25: bulk common to medium |Brassers, $6.75@8; common to low good fat eef cows, $5.5076. 50; canners and cutters, $3.75@5; practical top good sausage bulls, $7; bulk. $6.75 Seon vealers strong, early

| Shay top, $9.5 Sheep—Salable S ovunits 1400: total. 3450; market fairly active, most good and | choice trucked-in nearby spring lambs, $5.50 down: Saher ewes

| @9.50; culls, mainly kinds to sell from $2@2

LAFAYETTE, Tnd., July 18 (U. Hogs— Market 10c lower: 160-200 los., $6. ‘60 | @8. 80. 200-240 1bs., $6.60%@ 6.80: 240-280 1bs., | 86.157 6.60; 280-325 Ibs., $5.50@6; pigs, $6.40 down; rough, 3. 75 down. Calves, $99.50. dow

Lambs, $9 FT. AYNE., Ind. July 18 (U EAN 15¢ lower: 180-200 Ibs. [180-200 Ibs., $6. 80; 160-180 Ibs., $6.70; 240 1bs.. $6.65: 240-260 1bs, ., $6.15: 280- . $5, 90; HH 325- Is Io- 160 x SN .50,; $3.50. Calves. $9. Lambs, 50.

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Pool-Arnold & Co.. Valparaiso; amendment changing authorized capital stock to $100 par value. Merchants Parcel Delivery Co., Inc. | Terce Haute; amendment increasing capital stock to 1000 shares of $100 par value. Hickory Terrace Land Co. Inc., Hammond; change of street address to Room Hammon Grommes & Ullrich, Inc. Chicigo, 1 registration of trade-mark, label 1d jo Corn Brand''—class 48: alcoholic beverages. Association for Establishment of Industrial Home for T-aining of Negro Boys, Inc., 1840 Highland Place, Indianapolis; neo capital stock, industrial home for training Negro boys. Walter W. Perkins, Rosalyn C. Van Horn, Mary Frances Harvey. Spencer County Coon Hunters Association, Inc.. Rockport; no capital stock; perpetiiate wild game life; GUL Cotton, John horpe, Walter Russell, M. B. Savage, Robort J. Napper, Lee Casey.

JULY MILK PRICES FIXED FOR COUNTY

Prices for milk of 4 per cent butterfat content for ‘the delivery period of July 1 to 15, inclusive, were announced today by Loen C. Coller. Milk Administrator for the Marion County area. The prices are: Class I, Class I-b, $1. 0; Class II-a, Class 1I-b, $1.20; Class II-c, and Class IIT. $ .97.

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New Business Books Available at Library

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

CAPITAL CONSUMPTION _ AND ADJUSTMENT, by Solomon I'abrican. An investigation cf the amount of the gross national product necessary to mamtain capital intact. CONSUMERS ny ir MARKET, by Margacet G. Reed. ‘Consumers are more AI more aware that in the market they have a vital interest at stake’ TESTED PUBLIC SPEAKING, by Filmer Wheeler. The author of ‘‘Tested Sentences well” tells how he a his speeches ‘‘click.’

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HOMES FINANGED BY FHA UP 80 PER GENT

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 18 — | Construction of new homes under the FHA program during the first six months cf 1939 showed a gain of approximately 80 per cent over the corresponding period of 1938, Administrator Stewart McDonald an- | nounced today. Since March 1st, an average of more than 500 houses have been started under FHA inspection each working day, Mr. McDonald said. | Virtually all of these houses are { small single-family homes valued on |the average at approximately $5500. In the first half year, small home | mortgages selected for appraisal by [the FHA amounted to $60 million | dollars, as compared with $4555,200.{000 in the first six months of 1938, |an increase of 32 per cent, Mr. McDonald said. He pointed out, however, that a much larger proportion of the total involved homes to be | constructed under FHA inspection, with $410,200,000 of this year’s total

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