Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1939 — Page 15

THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1939 Te, * Businessmen Get Drivers’ View at Speedway . .

And Learn About It From 3 GC Kinghan

ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT thy Roper, all fashion experts, will 6:00—Rudy Vallee, WIRE. talk about the new fall fashions.

%7:00—Toronto Symphony, WIRE. | SW 8 8:00—Columbia Workshop, WFBM. | NBC has announced new. develop-

s ; ments in television transmitter 9:15 Music by Malnech, WFBM, 1units that will improve the quality Rudy Vallee is at least winding|of relayed images. The new camera up .in several bursts of glory. Not|Probably will be ready for late sumthe least uninteresting of his many| mer telecasts of Shorting events. programs will probably be heard to-| : night when John Barrymore will be ‘What is said “ oe the first bull the featured attraction. Rudy isifight in the U. S. will be held to- - making a Chicago broadcast, where morrow at the New York World's Mr. Barrymore is appearing cur-|Fair and will be described at 12:45 p. m., NBC-Blue. Matador Sidney

rently in “My Dear ‘Children.” Franklin will demonstrate the fine

Others on the program include Shiela Barrett, Broadway mimic,|points of the pastime. and Gabby Hartnett, Chicago Cubs : catcher-manager.

“The Two Orphans,” stark melodrama that had 19th Century audiences on the edge of their seats, is to be revived at 7, NBC-WMAQ. It is another of the Lost Plays, and might be better recalled as the movie made by D. W. Griffith, titled “Orphans of the Storm,” starring the Gish sisters, Lillian and Dorothy. . . . Summer Colony, 6, CBSWFBM, brings the haunting Hildegarde, sweetheart of two continents, Fray and Braggiotti, Buddy Clark and Lieth Stevens and his orchestra. It's a variety show... . Inside of Sports will tell the story of Little Crete, a racehorse equipped with a battery under the saddle, at 5:45 -p. m., Mutual-WLW. They wouldn’t let him use the battery, but he won the race, anyway. . . . Another revival, although only a year old, will be heard when Columbia Workshop presents “The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet” at 8, CBS-WFBM. Usually a filtered mike is used to make voices sound ghostly. In this one all the “voices” will be-on ordinary mikes. ~

” ” 2 The concerts tonight are led by

un » 8 Television plays running more than an hour and with intermissions, will be tested next Tuesday by NBC. The first play is Noel Coward's “Astonished Heart.” . . . CBS announcers beat the NBC bunch in ‘their last softball game. NBC gets a return match Saturday. . . Jack Pearl, remembered as Baron Munchausen, has definitely given up the straight dramatic idea: He'll return to the air this fall.

Mr. Kinghan tenter) describes the Speedway scene on race day. The businessmen also {nspected ‘the Kingan plans 3 and the city in general. A dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club concluded the day’s activities. T. E. (Pop) Myers, Speedway A, manager, was host at the track.

WHEAT PRICES | LOCAL B USINESS DECLINE GENT ran

formance in the Indianapolis area. The Indianapolis Branch was Ly named winner in the division and Failure of Congress to Pass Deficiency Appropriation Depresses Market.

J. G. Kinghan of Kingan & Co. (left) discusses with W. R. Harner Lcenter) and G. D. Fager, both of | Xenia, O., the 60-mile-an-hour inspection trip a group of Ohio businessmen, members of Eavey & Co. : of Xenia and Richmond, Ind. took around the Speedway track yesterday.

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-POINT RISE arin © |POW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES . ; i Low Last Change : | . ah 8 y, x Week ago ,.General Average Best Since

30 INDUSTRIALS a Month ago 3} Year ago March; Utilities Feature Day’s Trading.

” ” 2 . - Gabriel Heatter always carries a spare program for emergency in We, the People. If a scheduled guest doesn’t appear at the last minute he can throw in the canned goods. The bit is a three-minute script telling the history of We, the People and its method of production. :

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+0.40 prizes are to be given to A. W.

Metzger, branch manager, and J. F. Hugenberg, sales manager.

Railroadmen Lists New Share Accounts

New savings share accounts in the Railroadmen’s Federal Savings and Loan Asscciation during the first half of the year totaled Sa 427, - nounced today. Orchestra at 7. NBC-WIRE. CharIncluded in this total was 112 {tte Boerner, soprano will be guest new accounts, Mr. Cannon said.\solgist and Reginald Stewart, as New home loans, numbering 652,'ysual, will handle the baton. The totaled $1,136,401, he said. orchestra -will play Cesar Franck’s - : 5 Symphony in D Minor and Miss Three Local Women Win |Boerner. will sing the Jewel Song from Gounod’s “Faust.” .. . Armin

8 ” » Metronome, swing, music magazine, announced that Glenn Miller’s orchestra had taken the biggest jump in popularity during the last year. The orchestra wound up fifth in the Swing group, fourth in Sweet and second in All-round Favorite. Benny Goodman took a first in Swing, did not place in Sweet and was third in All-round. That ranking kept his position as king of them all. Artie Shaw was second in the Swing category, followed by Tommy Dorsey and Bob Crosby. Glen’ Gray was first in the Sweet division, followed by Mr. Dorsey, Hal Kemp,

High, 1939, 154. 85; low, 121.44. ‘High, 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95. 20 RAILROADS Yesterday ................ 29.40 Week ago ........ ea 30.00 Month ago Year azo ................. 28.16 High, 1939, 34.33: low, 24.14. High, 1938, 33.98; low, 19.00.

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+0.23 +0.13 +0.03 : ca +0.11{ - CHICAGO, Aug. 3 (U.P) —Wheat i lost about a cent on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Failure of

Congress to approve the Federal Deficiency appropriation for crop loans had a bearish effect, and the market tone was unsettled. At the close wheat was off 1's to 13 cents, September, 641% cents, corn off 1; to 7% cent, September, 41%, and oats were 3% to % cent lower, September 27 cents. :

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (U. P).— Stocks drove forward fractions to more than two points in fairly ac--tive dealings today. The general list reached the best level on the average Since early March. A Utilities featured, with the average ~for the group at the highest level -since 1937, although gains in the leaders were small. ge Trading -was moderately active after a busy opening in which blocks ranging up to 8000 shares studded

Yesterday s| Week ago Month ago ........ Year age ................. 20.48 High, 1939, 27.19; low, 20.71. High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14.

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‘the tape. Sales for the first three -hours aproximated 690,000 shares . against. 630,000 in the same period yesterday. Westinghouse Electric jumped 3 points to 113, while du Pont gained ‘2 points to a new high at 163. ChrysJer ran up 1% to 841, holding well.

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Wheat started fractions to a cent lower, and the dip extended to near- | ly 2 cents under stop-loss selling. A prediction by Secretary of Agri-

prices would suffer a sharp decline if Congress failed to make more funds available stimulated considerable selling. In addition there was selling regarded as hedging by Northwest in-

culture Wallace that commodity ;

A. C. Hasche

Noble Dickey

In Curtain Contest

Three local women were named

dow decorating contest conducted :

recently by the Scranton Craftspun Curtains. They are Ruth Jennings, ‘Route 17, Box 410; Mrs. Gertrude Sparks, R. R. 12, Box 253, and Mrs. Theresa O. Woodrum, 760 N. Emerson Ave. Each will be awarded a

winners in the national home win-

F. Hand and his American Legion Band will broadcast from Chicago’s Grant Park at 8:30, NBC-WENR Henry Weber leads Mutual's Concert Revue at 8:30 (probably WGN). One of the numbers will be Farandole from Bizet’s “L’Arlesienne Suite.” . . . A bunch of the | girls will whoop it up from Paris at 2 p. m. tomorrow, NBC-WENR. Edna Woolman Chase, editor of

Mr. Miller and Kay Kyser. Mr. Dorsey was first in the Favorite, followed by Mr. Miller, Mr. Good= man, Casa Loma and Mr. Shaw. Some of the drops were surprising. \ Larry Clinton went to 18th in Swing and 17th in Favorite. Duke Ellington, off the airlanes tco much, went from fifth to 10th. Red Norva and Bunny Berrigan were in the 20th and 22d spots. Wayne King

+ HOGS STEADY HERE; VEALERS, LAMBS UP

Hog prices: remained steady at .Indianapolis today, according to :the Agricultural Marketing Service. The top price, quoted on 200 to “210-pounders, remained at $6.70. Vealers rose 50 cents to price of $10. Spring lambs were steady to strong with a practical top price of $9 and an extreme peak of $9.25.

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and Horace Heidt, both Sweers, alsa took nose dives.

; Yogue, ang ) Haitle Carnegle, Sophie . Pe imbel, el Frankau and DoroMcCotter, Simon Named ie aa - THIS EVENING

By Crane Agency (The Indi lis Times is not sibl i 1 e n > Charles A. McCotter and Robert nouncements prt by Siotion thanges after ye A CINUINAATI

N. Simon have been appointed to INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS the E. A. Crane General Agony (CRS Nek) WBC Net) (NBC_Net.) (NBO-MBS) of the Northwestern Mutua 8 | ——er Insurance Co. here. Each has com- on Tea Tones aimettend Nandi Claire Eatriela Gilmore Di A rs training period with 4: Judith Arlen Varieties ad Lowell 4 homas At a’ recent national convention Ebel” {Poliine Bee) | Easy aces Baker 3. Denton of the company, Mr. Crane was History Speaks Charioteers Joy’s Or, Te ekeltritzers elected vice president of the Gen=|- "2. News _ . ____ D!% Resa, nside Sports eral Agents Association; C. C. Summer Colony . Rudy Valles Rudy Vallee ager at the Alabama and Vermont Crumbaker was elected president of String Sts. store. the Special + Agents Association; Prizes for the winners will be Guy E. Morrison was named to the Great Lakes cruises for themselves executive committee of the group, and a companion and an extra and Frederick D. Leete Jr. was week of vacation with pay. | named a director of the Chartered Mr. Hall, in addition was BWard-1live 1 Underwriters Association.

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Four managers of Kroger stores in Indianapolis today were named winners in a Coffee Cruise Contest held by the Northern Division of the Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. More than 1000 stores are included in the area. The winners are Harold Lamb,! manager of the Kroger store at 4101 E. Michigan St.; Joe Hall, manager of the store at 2010 E. Minnesota St.; Noble Dickey, manager of the store at 3839 E. Washington St. and A. C. Hasche, man-

LIVERPOOL WHEAT Prev. 38 ose Close $ .5 i $ 533% $ Ce $ 547s 20% 55% .56% 287 58% .58% 58%

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Indianapolis grain elevators are paying for No. 1 red, 59c; other grades on their Cash corn, new No. 2 | Oats, 29c¢. :

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5% per cent Series B, Home OWNEIS|yj.qp Loan Corp. bonds due Aug. 1, 1949, '"% ; A have been called for redemption and | 11:3 A. Weeks’ Or. Love's OF. stricken from listing. —-—_—-— * < FRIDAY PROGRAMS INDIANAPOLIS = INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 WIBC 1050 (NBC Net)

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NEW YORK, Aug. (U. P)— Capital goods activity % the week ended July 29 rose to 67.1 per cent of the 1925-27 average from 66.2 Z| per cent in the previous week and compared with 50.2 per cent in the corresponding 1938 period, the index compiled by the Iron Age re- ,| vealed today.

Steel Employment and Payrolis Higher

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (U. P)— Employment and payrolls of the 2 steel industry rose during June, the American Iron & Steel Institute reported today. Last month an average of 451,000 employees were at work in the industry, compared with 448,000 in May and 425,000 in June, 1338. Total June payrolls aggregated $61,150,000, compared with $60,,372,000 in May and $46,706,000 in June

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Index Advances : | American Steel Foundries 6| 1:3 Theater NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (U. P).— months ended June 30 net profit 5 tae a, ie Pianoraim Dun & Bradstreet’s weekly index of|$114,342 vs. net loss $866,195 year| 3: uet ckstage ° 31 food commodities in the week ago; June quarter net profit $218,459 2:13 Sweet and Hot Stella Dallas Covers Hour

vs. net loss $487,771 year ago. 2:45 Interlude agieim

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Refunding Bonds Lead

New Issues

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (U. P).— Securities amounting to $252,910,000 were registered with the Securities & Exchange Commission in June to bring the total for the first half of 1939 to $890,922,000, it was announced today. Issues filed in the first six months of this year were predominantly of a refunding nature, the research and statistics section of the SEC reported. Only 19.7 per cent of the total was for new money purposes while payment of indebtedness and | y:g retirement of securities accounted for 71 per cent.

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Hogs—Receipts, 11,000; market very uneven 2 $@25 es lower than Wednesday; €los ing mostly 15@25 cents off; ear tod, $6,[email protected]; 940-270 1bs., ©85. [email protected]; 210.3 0 75; bulk good and choice 180-240 1bs., Ps 4 [email protected]; 300-330 lbs., s5@ 25.50; good 1 nt sows, [email protected]; 300-36 360-1b. kinds, [email protected];, some 400-500-1b. sows, $4.15@

heep—Recei ts; spring lambs and yearlings moderately active, mostly steady; native springers, 2% lk 8.75 down; : r doubles good to choice Washington ingers, $8. 90: good siaughter yearlings, T $550 50; best "weighty dry-fed yeariings, 7. 5; sheep about steady; ative slaughter | Lehman 5 L-O-F Glass’

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Columbia Broadcasting = System, Inc., 26 wecks ended July 1 net profit $2/771,891, equal to $1.62 a share on combined “A” and “B” vs. $2,578,192 or $1.51 year ago. Intertype Corp. June quarter net profit $5702, equal to 2 cents a share on capital vs. $20,500 or less than 1 cent a common share year ago. Iron Fireman Manufacturing Co. July sales largest in history with a gain of 14.4 per cent over July, 1938, the previous record month; months sales 7.9 per cent above year ago. Paramount Pictures, Inc, quarter ended July 1 estimated earnings $830,000, equal to 21 cents a common share vs. $394,945 or 4 cents year ago; 6 months $2,130,000, equal to 62 cents a common share vs. $1,225,811 or 26 cents year ago. United States Rubber Co. 6

BiB 10 Ensemble . 3:12 Tea Topios Dick Reed rae 4:45 Judith Arlen Vaneties Lowell mas KEY ‘NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390. WHKC, 649; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850.

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company reported today. Index for the latest week stood at $2.17 compared with $2.14 in the preceding week and $2.46 in the like 1938 week. Increases were registered by wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley, flour, lard, butter, cottonseed oil, tea, cocoa and beans while sugar, peas, steers, hogs and lambs recorded declines.

:' Exchange Delists Oil

‘Firm Issues NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (U. P)— Common stock of the Colonial Beacon Oil Co. has been stricken from listing and registration on the New ‘Ivork Stock Exchange, it was announced today. The issue was sus-

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The following guotations by the iIndianapolis Bond & Share Corp. d sent actual price 44 Ly {indicate the approximate market based on buying and selling quotations of recent transactions.

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NBC-RED—WEATF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860; WIR. 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates Savle ma ot currencies: 468 3 16 — TOTAL $44 819 000 Eng. (60-da bi rate) 18 7-16 —.00 1 ) J lar —00 1-64 Fri Times Special rk) of Imany (travel mrk) zerland (franc mortgages on city and town DProp- gweden (krona) ..... way on .

NBC-BLUE—WIJZ, 760; WOWO. 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. STATE MORTGAGES {FOREIGN EXCHANGE England (pound) WASHINGTON, Allg 3. — Home Hohiaed (guilder) erty in Indiana financed by all Ror

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Au (U. P.).—Hog Ia he: 1800. : total, 2130; feia-

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Corp. due Aug. 1, 1946, and the 2%

3 per cent debentures of the General Motors Acceptance

months ended June 30 consolidated profit $4,465,397 vs. net loss $239,213 year ago.

types of lenders in the first six months of 1039 totaled 21,058 and amounted to $44,819,000, officials of the Federal Home Loan Bank board

nmark (krone)

* LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy br 3 BasSYY br bo ed hens, 12¢: I Leghorn hens, $e

springers,

and oY 122 by . and up, llc; ; colors 5 3 ing chickens, 3 +] 6c.

U.S. STATEMENT

ce N, Aug. 3 P.).—GovernAEN Te and EAL i Jor the current fiscal vear through 1, compared with a year ago: This Year

. Expenses ..$ 831 S

87% ‘Ibs

Market ive on 'ligh Supply. 2 Ibs. an

¥t . teady: top, $6.80; 225 1 i 140 1bs., $4.90@5. 65; iy Sows, 225; total, 325. 200; total, 200. Very light tly grass cattle, sales y. ad common to medium grass medium steers held around $8; ts baby beef type steers and Bifons $9.50: bulk steers i heifers. . common and wei 6.50 > mediumwelght [8 0 ood beef cows, $5 @6:50; 50; Sausage Sule, $6.75; early top veal-

Ter 30.0 Receipts, salable, 1500; total, pl ar HE Ma OR c n Cg oice offerings absent, refit © from $9. 80 ¥ 0; 382 omjfion and ? numerous _ 1 Oa its SIBUBHIEE 5270 PT. WA AN fud.. mgt ul 3 soso: C1 Yio oH 86.40; 160.380 bs. $6.40; 320-240 Ss 36. 0 240- -260 1bs. $6.10: 4280-280 Ibs.. 35 380 1bs.. $5. 10: 140-160 Ibs. $5.90: $5.75; 0-120 1bs., $5.50. se: “stags. $3: 1 my $9.50; lambs,

= 240° Ibs 0@6. 40-280 25; /280-. 335 1bs. Ch [email protected]: pigs, $5.76 = down: roughs. 4.50 down; calves, $9.50; bs, $8.50 dow ; FAYETTE

A es “Ind. A Aug. t—Steady 140 1bs. 30 AR

Chicgn Stocks

Hh Last . 64 16

reported today. These mortgage recordings were compiled by the board's Division of Research and Statistics with the co-operation of Fred T. Greene, president of the Federal Home Loan 10% | Bank of Indianapolis; savings and

loan executives, the Mortgage Bankers’ Association and the American Title Association. By types of lender, recordings

CHICAGO, Aug. 3 (U. P.).—Private crop experts today reported that heat and drought in July cut 38 million bushels from the prospective corn Ind sso crop and reduced spring wheat yields by an estimated 13 million bushels.

Their average estimate was for a corn crop of 2,519,000,000 bushels a hoer Pa cin oh against a July 1 figure of 2,557,000,000 bushels. The Government forecast fortis. 5&10 Stores

as of July 1 was 2,571,000,000 bushels, while last year’s crop amounted to 2,542,000,000 bushels.

The experts predicted a total domestic wheat production of 710 million bushels including 527 million bushels of winter wheat and 183 million bushels of spring. wheat. Winter wheat figures were raised two million bushels from last month which partially offset the decline in spring wheat prospects. The total wheat estimate fell 220 million bushels under last year’s bumper crop and was just about sufficient.to cover estimated home requirements of 700 million bushels for one year. The wheat forecast of 710 million bushels indicated the smallest harvest since 1936 when the yield totaled 627 million bushels, , The estimates in bushels: Spring Wheai Winter Wheat H.C. Donovan ......sex ves 190600 530,000,000 Nat C. MUrray ....cceceese.-1 7 000900 543,000,0€0 3 (U.P). R. O. Cromwell ............171,000,000 546,000,000 ibe 0a, B. W. Snow cecesnseees es... 210,000,000 518,000,000, 5.75 | ¢ Galvin 23,000,

0G+. e— s—Salab run

ipts, salable, scalp Abbott Lab ..........

Last Year [Allied Lab Inc ........

4 $ 832,612,185.97|Armc

Avia 349,406,777.0 a2 Aviat Bas!

mos r 55 lbs. will be mi

. Tutistiat” a wd ces Quoted by Wadiey Co.)

BEMIS: rrr. Eh MIMEOGRAPHING UP TO 14X30 ON BOND iim 5 SERVIC No. Savings, Loan . oie 10.3717 s18.185. 000

COMPLETE MAILINGS 4,000 Insurance j180 360.000 Merchants Rank Building

DAILY PRICE INDEX i HE rena

STENOGRAPHERE 4TWO_NoTARIES Gen Motors : ‘NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (U. P.).—Dun s : 35 Mut . ays 5 499,000 | r= & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price|J2g0 W's” «1114 4| Other vidas 0 nrpebve sere STH 330-00

16° HA 2% 60

Natl Silk

Die $56, Noblesville B i Hosiery tt ind oe Ohio Tel

Pub Tel. 5 5! 97 Richmond Water Wks 5% 39- .100% Se; Water Wks 2 49...100 T Haute Water Wks 6%.. ....100%2 T Haute Water Wks 6% bo. 103 ou] Tract Term C esse 18 *Ex-Dividend (By M. P, Crist & Co.) Market St. Investment Corp... 22.13

Customs ,.

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE ewes,

sss an

See Final Edition of the Times

for Clesing Stock Quotations * and Other L

- 330-14 i280

foil $3 index of 30 basic. commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): YESterday ........ose.oe.... 102.90( Mid WEEK B80 ......csveeeesveses 10263] Midl Ut Month ago I 104.86 | Year ago :.. | 104,64 Fotter

Colonial Thrift Savings Accounts are Insured by Government. Agcy. _§p to $5,000.

Colonial Savings & Lean

Association ‘SAV , NGS Ag

Corn 2.510,000.000 2,521,000,000 2,544,000,000 2,450,000.000 530,000, DOC