Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1939 — Page 17

25 T040 CENTS

IN TRADE HERE 2:

Top Price Rises to $6.65: Vealers, Spring Lambs Hold Steady.

A Hog prices pushed 25 to 40 cents higher at Indianapolis today under i the impetus of light receipts, ac-|A

cording to the Agricultural Marketvelente e above 160 pounds shared in the full rise, the top price, quoted on 210 to 220-pounders, rising to $6.65. Today's rise followed cent advance yesterday. : \\ Vealers and spring lambs were

steady at respective top prices of}: m

$10 and $8.75.

Aus:

3 6. eid iG 3

5 8339 15 ... 82501 17

5.85 6.65 Barrows and Gilts Good and Igooa “and Sows

d and Choise: ice 0- 3 $ 5.35- 5.60 140 140- 160.

o a wi $ >

4.60- 5.00 Slaughter Pigs 30/Mediu mand Got 5.3 4.00- 5.35 5.15= 5. % hn 3%. 160- 200. 5.75- 6.40] Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts,

aosass: oe

=) Bulls Steers \Searlings excluded)

Choice— Good ..$ 6.50- 7.25 750- 900 $ 9. 50-10.00 (sas — 900-11 -10.00| 6.25- 6.75

1100-1300. 300-10 00! Sodium 5.50- 6.50 1300-1500. 9.00- 9.75] Cutter and Sommon 4.75- 5.50 ers 9 all Weights— Good

Good— 750- 900 9 0 .$ 8.50-10.00 n &

.75 . .29 . .25 1300-1500. .29 Medium— 750- 900 1100-1300. Common— 760-1100.

7.507.00-

6.00-

Ca (Reethote ® 536) Feeder, Stocker Cattle Steers

hoice— 500- 300 $ 3 3 3 50 800-1050. 9.25

7.00)

Heifers

Choice—~ ooo 900 § 9.25-

00Q = 750- 900 8.50

8.00- 9.00 8.00- 8.75

7.25- 8.25 6.50- 7.50 ws

9.75 9.25 8.50] 500-500 1.50] Medium & good

.$ 5.25- 6.00 Calves i3tears)

. Good & choi Good ... $ 6.26- 6.75] 560 - Sas. 5.50- 6.25 Medan ™ 2 83 2.9% Cutter and 300 down 8.00- 9.25 common 4.50- 5.50 Calves (heifers) ow 3.25- 4.50 a Sown $ 8.75-10.00 cutter) . % 75- 4. 2s! "56 200 om 17.50- 8.75 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 983) Spring Lambs

Good and choice - Medium and good Common .

Ewes (on ‘shorn basis) Good and ¢ Common a “medium

5.00- 6.50

2.75- 3.25 2.00- 2.75

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts 5000; market fairly active: butchers 10@20 cents higher: sows around 10 cents Haaher: bile : 0-240 1bs., $86. 2288, 20; practical top, $6.55; part load, Sa RAs, 50: >on 300 lbs., $5.5 oe 0:2 bulk 270-300 1bs.. sows, $5@ 5.20; few butcher weights around $5.35; 2h0ege lbs., [email protected]; 360 lbs., up $4.33

Cattle—Receipts, 500: calves, 300: cleanup trade at steady to strong prices; receipts in all departments ne meager; medium to good steers. [email protected]: few $9.60; 1311-lb. bullocks, $9.10; ub yearlings, $9.75: choice 9321b. heifers $9.40 canner cows, [email protected]; cutters and common grades $4. 5@6; outBuss e bulls, 80: top Als $9@10; bone '702-1b. Monta 1a

Receipts 1000; ate aalursddy spring lambs 20 yearlings. @25 cents lower; bulk 'springers 25 Lr off; top natives, $8.50; ulk, $8.25@ 8.40; medium to good yearlings, $6.50: today's trade spring ambs’ active, steady to. strong; vearlings sheep weak to 25 cents springers. [email protected] to ; limited numbers to small killers, [email protected]; Souble medium to good 84-lb. Idaho springers, $8.10 Stes igh: native slaughter ewes mostly $2.50@3.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Aug. 18 (U. P.).—Hogs— EBalable, 2500; total, 2650; active; 160 Ibs. a 4 h lighter weight, : sows strong to 25c¢ higher, top. 100 1bs.. [email protected]; packing

total, 450; calves, ; total, : slow on limited pply. teady: bulk light steers and heifers, common and medium. at [email protected]; few grassy heifers, $7.75@8: odd grain on and dry fed baby beef type vearlings, 5. 509, 50; odd head. $10; good beef cows scarce, common and medium mostly $5@6: canners and cutters, $5@6: stocks steers, 89.50; part load 260- 310-1b. stock steer and heifer calves, [email protected]; vealers firm, top. $10; good and choice, Sheep—salable, 1500: total, 1500: about steady; early top, $9.25: bulk good and choice "lots. $8.50@9: common and [edium, 8693 Sheep. steady; most ewes. $2@3.

YETTE, Ind. 18 Py— HE nrhet 35@40c per:

(U. 160-200 lbs. 6@ -250 lbs. [email protected]: 250-280 Tos. [email protected]; 280-325 lbs. ; [email protected]; pigs, $5. down: Troughs, $5 down. Calves, $9@ 9.50. Lambs. $8.25 Jowh y.

D. FT. WAYNE. Ind 18 Tioge 558 higher 220- 250° 1bs.. 56 40: 200220 $6.30: 180-200 1bs.. $6.20: 160-180 Juss 8 10; 340- 260 1bs.. 260-280 lbs., $5.95: 280-300 lbs . 325- 50 1bs., 1bs., $5.45; 120 140 Ibs.. $5.20: 10 $4.95: rouchs, $4.25; stags, $3. Calves. o 50. Lambs, $8.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, 202. 18 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Aug. 16, compared with a yea 280

583,371 678.997, 189. 80 Tis 816. 305 487,911.487.72 682,745. ia 487.774.08%.72 2.404. 092, 33: 59 2, 223. 97a. 870.17 Kk. 1,715.163.268.54 1.630 992.17 ope es Customs 39.492.729. 38,258.375.71

d INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING BO 100 Debits ge 8.847.000

LOCAL PRODUCE

breed hens, 12¢; Leghorn hens, 9c; en White Re 30 Ibs.

co eghorn broilers, a LL 2 ibs. and over,

] 1 a Net $

and up, 10c; Oc; Spring chickens, “old roosters, 6c. 1 Strictly. fresh country run ges. 11c; each full case must weigh 55 gross; a net deduction of 15 cents for each full. case Jinder 55 lbs. will Je 56

But I ies 27¢: 1 3. butterfa 0. 1, ghet (Prices Quoted by Sadiey con

Fo.

NEGLECT YOUR COME IN TODAY . PAY WHILE

SY. DON'T DR FARRIS Cresicnt

FOR AN SXAMINATION WEARING YOUR GLASSES

nv. MAYER inc

WwW. WASHINGTON ST

JEWELERS OPTIC.ANS

ON ANYTHIN

SACKS BROS.

following delinquent Pe sold Sonds ay Jnorping.

by Ine., 239 W. Washington St., Indian#15132,

_apolis, Ind. ¥ 38, peli "ih 6-1- 8133. 634-38.

63-317. 3 7-38. Sigs rand

. 15781, 25

+ PUBLIC will Rie, 1939, at 9

.|est A.

7 008, og es 11-15

3 Sse 388, 3

fy 3 bo) a 87.

Wc 2.32.31. 3) itn, 65, 2:30.

20-37, - +9403, 2 he an #14939, 3.3754

a 25-|4%

Al "Ri A

A 0%

5.10- 5.50 | Am 4.90- 5.75 4

- Am 5.10- 5.35 Am

A 2 218) a

2.00- 8.00 A 5.00: 7.00 | At] C

S: | D Seag pf ww nd | Bixie-Vortex

[835 Madison: St Gary: . social and civic purposes: : re ae of

3- | address; sto

. a

Bev United Press

High e. Stoel eos 34 Addrassomrann 4 %

Net Low Close Change 34 34 -1 0% 200 — % Bis

Acme

—1%

[od D © en -

POO =

Bank Note. Sk Note pf 5,

4 — et C3 bt TCO ele QW Cn = Fo :

Pr C31 IO Us BI NE

- o>

COB MIDI ps NS GY nonce ~ & Fy

BI bt QO bd bt G3 i oo

ot ht ft © >"

FEEL LLLIL

Am Am Am

Am 4naconda k 253 Anchor Hock Gl 2 Arch-D-M $

. 4 Vous pf.. 3212 Zine 412

— St 1 03 GG aS) NRE OE BR

FELLLES

ws OW os a>

Pb et CVD - Jub 1 0, Eo - —- “ Maal

FEES

+L:

i ce Atl Refinin oon Atlas Cor g . Atlas Parr.

s i Aviation Corp..

wo CO U1 1 00 CO ON WY NT

5Y2 37%

BO pt bb

UHH

ht = C1 DO DD Bit hie 1s 0) By

Air Al & Br. Ami B.... A Va

Cee . : = BIBI Cbs BI kt 1s BD wo NR AS BIRIDI I= IDI bs fd DD bt

arner RB .. Am

Bd IND bt oP fot C03 pb

BBB ee CODD PP . w 00 ~1T-

Dt bd [3 oh fh fod JP Son ad -. Dh a ENR RET

“n ov

FEUILLE

SoU

: 12%

r 27, 39%

f 132%; pf 132%

COLONIO ITD bub Pitt CONIIADD COD Iii OLS DD £2 X S

en DD ed A

Broadcast B 23%, as .... 1, LB. vte 8% ... 88

Lai8Y ts &

Aircraft ..

Cigar Cons Cons Cons Cons 5 Cons aun ries. Cons Oil Cons Coal v C Coal pf Ty

: | Consum Pw

Container

This ty . $1,358, iss. 987. 1.98 S116 fo 056. Ss. 521 Co

Cr Zeller pf.... 8 Crucible St Crtis Pub

Curtiss-Wr A . Cutler-Ham ....

Deere & Co. Del Hud

& v Brac Mitel .e Dist Seag .....

ve B A Doehler D Cast 14 e Mines ...

Dom Douglas Air Dow Chem ... Dresser Mig. Dunhill

Duques L pf...

East * Air Lines 18 East Kodak == 11004 Jalon Mig .. 25% Ediso Bros... 17% Eitin oll Son. | 1Y, Elec- .. 347% Elec 9%

Boat 9%

INCORPORATIONS

Jame-Wolf Co., Terre Haute; tion of tradostinih “Woltex,” Cla Columbia Baking Co., Inc. City; dissolution, Terre Haute Amusement, Inc., Ui Wabash Ave., Terre Haute; agent, M. D. Reinking, same address; stock, 2660 shares of $1 par value; general theater business; eo Doerr, Russell R. Rhodes, Dorothy er

registras

a Rog gers, Inc., Sin St. and Wabash AC. Terre Haute; agent D. F. Gerbase Ambassador Apts., Indianapolis; stock, 1000 shares no_par value: eneral Song EY business; a. Youn 5 oung Rogers, D. F. Gerbaay: R. M. Gerbase

Auto Electric Corp.; ange | of agent to Charles T. Cook, 14 S. 6th St., Vincennes.

waknart Flying Service, Inc., R. R. 2, Elkhart; agent, Warren Schultz, same address; stock,

"| eral aviation business

Warren Shultz Hartly * McDeviti and ErnWhitlock. as Social and Civie Cub. Inc.. 1600 ngton St. Gary: agent, Louis Nunn, no is ital stock:

Bishop Owens, Dillard, Louis Nunn. 1 ta te Construction Co. Indisnapolis; slogans ‘‘Perma-Seal’’ and erma-Crete ”’ Clas 55 12. Sidebottom. Inc., 1150 River Ave. indianapolis; ageht. Chester Sidebottom, same ock, 1000 shares no par value; Eactor transportation business; ideb ottom, Mavel Sidebottom, Marie Hoff-

ous

Tipton Gounty Corn Festival 129 Court St.. Car! ston Jeu. Same address:

Spricuiurs tural, PO eo land fistorioa) ee B. Hudson, Carleton Bui, Be

conomle . Byrne.

Oakland | N°

acific No st Pwr PL Norwa

EP El P

air

Elec & 5 El Pwr & Lt...

"airbanks

Mu Ind

o£ 3% of 280 &L 81 pt 33°

N ¥ re 8 a 2s Pubs. 13”

Elec St

Pi. Morse

Ie res

tone N

48%

Fo ss Poster Wheel "rancisco Sug. F'reept-Sul

Gabriel | Ro

Stove 18 ach 33

17v, 24% 2 Coy, 21%

‘A os bt

Gobe Goeb Good Good

Hack

Hud Hud

Ind Inl Ins

Kan Kan

Ohi

Pac.

Pac Pac Pac

Goody Go Sos

Hayes Bd: Hecker Prod

Houston Oil ... Howe Sound . .

Central 3 Ill C Ill Cent ok a2 Ingersoll “Rand 106 Dir: y: Inter R T

Interc Intercl

8Ya tery or Coal. 0%

Johns-Man .. Johns-M pf

ney Kinney 5 Kroger G&B

Laclede shiv fadisge GO rf...

23% Owens Im Glass 65

Pac G &

. 8 ... 461% 44Y, jotors of gE 123% ut Adv.. 4Y gut Adv A 33 r Ink ...

7% EA % 1%

1. Adolf B

?| Greyhound Cp. s Greyhnd 1% ot. Suant Sug ve Gu M&No. pt’ ve

31% 12% 21 61s 21; 11% 11% 72

61 643% 11%

i 0 .110%2 110% 5 4% 48Y, | 47

Bay M&S. 34% 33% & Man pf 5% 5l

; “x F pf

Hupp Motor ...

i . 11% 10% ent pf .... 10 19 41% 23% 105

Ray 24Y,

6 5'2 6 9Ys 2

5% 6 9'2 2

8 202 ve 8% © 65 «137 127 LK

Kalamazoo S&F 11 C So

ou C Sou of 16% Ys "16%

Kaufmann DS. Kayser Jul Kelsey-Hayes B Kennecott = Kiiney' Stl ..

of rat

El . 22V, Porc. ig

8 Cv a

fo 1%

17% $n 6 10

8% ur 11% ik i 1

23% 64Y, —P 3% 3% 1pf 18% 17% bf; 13% Mis

8 .» 10% 10 El ... 163 387

A Fish ... as

Pac Co

9% i A 103% 103%

Net Close Change 2 7% a7”

31 28

enn Corp

[imken

3 3 ] g A ; ] ] 3] 4 3 3 ] A 1

Soth Twin

U United Co

Un Mer 210 8

addaaadaaaadaad a =]}

Steel Tob

gaa 5855 << mn oer 38 god n wm =

Univ Pict

ee gee Aes NUNS ATR ..

Vanadium

Victor Che Va-Caro ya-caro 8 Va_ EI&P 6 Vulcan De

Walon in

Warren Br 2 Wankeshs

ay ; i r & W Ai

nt OrGent-Fox 20th Cent-F pf CyRT. - | Twin Coach

r Cp U Abr Tones. | Un Biscuit .... Carbon

Un Gas mp Pot. 116 &

Van Raalte ..

5 a ‘Sys Wal;

Ward Bak B .. Warner Bros .. Warnes Br pf..

Net High low Close Change : Y2|Today ..ivcivievenrennn,o.s. 1835.54 —2.79

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS

Yesterday sereresanesessanss 138.38 —0.14|

— Ye Week ago #000000 000000000 00 131.2 ?9—-1-0.06

CBee ge

TREE

Ltt pt et

n= Gs

Jb STR RIN > YN

BI BI BAD xe a

oe 130003

Mig. 10% g. sp

Leath A. Pipe&PF ... Realt) os

LAT, rf . -108%

ey 2

1 pf. 60%

veees 2253 . 34Y, m... LB :

pf 20's of. 115% t .... T6 |

20 115% - 115% 6 6

» . ola SEE

2% Mot. 171%

3% | West

Month ago tesesseiicniees.. 143.46 42.22 Year ago. .................. 141.13 41.80 High; 1939, 154.85; Tow. 121.44, High, 1938, 158.41; low: 98.95. 20 RAILROADS TORY vv.coiirnenvrnncivisy Yesterday ........... ..(:s Week 2880 ......ce00vcienues Month age ................. Year ago High, 1939, 34.33; low, 24.14. High, 1938, 33.98; low, 19.00. 15 UTILITIES Today serneva vine veenessares Yesterday Week ago tecssssceseraneiin Month ago Year ago High, 1939, 27.10; low. 20.71. High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14,

127.04 #0 27.97 129.86 28.31

25.35 25.93 26.05 125.58 119.35

secs cvccstosesrren

Net Low Close Change 24 1 24 212 16% 102 101% 108 30 22 5 20%

1 High Wayne Pump .. 24 Web-Eisen .... Wes Oil & B 1

Ww P \

West Md Wes! Wes

es V es! Fes

‘White Sew M pf 2 7 Tiliys Overind . 7% yillys Ovind pf 315 Vilson &Co 3s Joodward Iron. 17Y Joolworth 12 a

Worthing pf pf 25 Wright "Kero of 96 “yas ee 20% 20% 1 14% us 38! 351 19% 19 Ys —— vo 17

Yale & T...

Yellow Tr 14% 113

oung SPheot,

11. 361 oung Stl Dr. 7

IY19

16%

Curb Stocks

: Net High Low Last Change +113 112% © 112% — 1% 28° 28° “28 4

Zenith Rad ... 17 2 *

?lalum co Am

a a Bellanca alr: Carnation

Cities Serv pf. Claude Neon Lts Bd & Sh .

341% 351 Oil Neb! .+. 15% rageart Cp ... 3 Technicolor . 15% n A 1% Wright Harg .. 8 -

aker Oats pf sit Swift & Cc eves Qtah Radio Prod oie dive

FOOD PRICES

Ay Ue wan arp = we

Potatoes—Iowa bu.. $1@1. Be ts fornia erates, $2a2. 25. Spinach—Michigan bu.. or matoes—Michigan 12-qt bas 25 S@dbo. Cauliflower — Colora i cra ots $1, hal. .25. Celery—Michigan square ere 5 25@5 Pea. olorado bu., Wo 35 Onion Market (50-1b. sacks) —Wash2) sweet Spanish. [email protected]%; ines ) yellows, 60c; Wisconsin yellows, 60@85c.

RESO

eral Reserve and other

U. S. Government Securities

® 9 0000000000

Loans and Discounts ......

poy ra bes

SN ae

@poosite

7 Y

fF WOLF Suse

® Just “Charge It” Quality Clothes for the Family on Easy Credit Terms.

JULIAN GOLDMAN

118-122 N.

ONION STORE

TO AND DIAMOND

20 Months to Pav

MAN, INC. 239 W

ASH. ST. Statehouse

"(1-274 Established 38 Years ’

ITS

PEWRITERS

An Makes Ren et me ted and Repaired

WOODSTOCK 2556 Century Bldg,

t a Price PEWRITER co.

on Everything! A ————

» Watches, Autos, Cameras,

Clothing, Shotguns, Ete.

LI 1-4712

Accrued Interest Receivable

OFFICERS

ARTHUR V. BROWN GWYNN F. PATTERSON ‘EDWARD D. MOORE

WILLIAM P. FLYNN HARRY R. FULLER ROBERT B. MALLOCH ‘CLARENCE T. BRADY C. MERLE BROCKWAY

WILSON MOTHERSHEAD PAUL C. BUCKLER LUDWIG G. BURCK JOHN W. KELLER BYRON D. BOW HENRY A. PFARRER JOHN R. FLETCHER BUSSELL F. PETERSEN ‘CARL C. KOEPP! FRANK W. DURGAN LEE M. MAYER J. KURT

Ass Ass

1865

| |

¢0|the European political situation.

* [the session, but tended to follow the

was slow. 8

7 October oe

IN GHICAGO PIT

Buying Is Stimulated by Nervousness Over the European News.

CHICAGO, Aug. 18 (U. P.).— Wheat closed firm on the Chicago Board of Trade today on short covering stimulated by nervousness over

At the close wheat was up % to 1 cent, September 66@66ffic; corn was off % to 2% cent, September 427. @43c, and oats were % cent higher to 4 cent lower, September 29% cents bid. Corn prices ruled easier most of

advance in wheat. Eapor} demand

CASH GRAIN

Oc; ¢: No. 3 white, 50@31 Vie: No 4 white, 29% @31c; sample white tough, 29c; mixed grain, 29c. 1 ENO. sales. Barley—No. 1, 46'%c; No. 3. 52@53c; No. 3 malting, 503454c: feed, 35¢@40c nominal; malting. 47@55c. Soy Beans—No. sales. Timothyseed—$3. 85@3. 920 al: red top, $8.50@9 nominal. Cash provisions—Lard, $5 45 nominal; loose, $5.40; leaf, $5.37 nominal: bellies, $5.75 nominal.

v BE Wheat— High Low Sept. ....... 8 661 $ .651% Dec. 65% 64%

Pe Corn—

WAGON WHEAT

Indianapolis grain elevators are pa for No. 1 red. 60c: other grades ML oi merits, Cash corn, new No. 2

eS 20 2 vellow. 45c.

LIVERPOOL WHEAT

Low Close $49 $.50

‘3 05 31% ft’

Pecembe 53 Ya rch 5% 557%

Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

—Aug. 18, 1939 recipi- State of Stations Hizb Low Preminl weather Notre: Dame ... 84 62 Cloud

Vincennes Pa

oHoborHoobonoon

ndianapolis lerre Haute ... Evansville

F x I

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Rug. 18 (U. P.). —Following are Closing cable rates on ma ajor currenable Rates Net Chg.

Ensiang pom $4.68% Eng. ay Hi rate) . 467% Ea (dolalr) . 1.00 France (franc) [taly (lira) Belgium Thelga) many (mark) Switaoniand (franc) Holland - (guilder) Sweden (krona) Norway (krone)

sesso

oe sees csssnne

tessse

BOOSTS WHEAT

3{music. . . .| The works of John Al-

TONIGHT 6:00—Lucille Manners, 7:00—99 . Men—Girl, WEB 8:00—Guy Lombardo, WIRE. 8:30—America Unlimited, WIRE. 9:30—Johnny Presents, WFBM.

Jessica Dragonette clinches her return to the air waves tonight when she takes a bow as the Girl in Ramond Paige’s 99 Men and a Girl. Mr. Paige has made an intensive survey of audience likes. He finds that in recent months the following are the outstanding hits: *“Shadrac,” “Bells of ‘St. Mary’s,” “The Beer Barrel Polka” and Ravel's “Bolero.” They will be played on his program at 7 o’clock, CBS-WFBM, % 2 8 2 ; John Cobb, English fast man, will try for a new world’s auto speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats near Salt Lake City, Utah. He will take the mike immediately after his run at 9:15 a. m. tomorrow, WABCCBS. The present speed mark is 357.5 miles an hour... . A program of Russian music will be heard from Moscow | at 10 a. m. NBC-Red. There'll be Karolian melodies, Tartar folk songs and Cossack

will be featured by the String Quartet at 8 a.

den Carpenter, American compe JO m., C WFBM. One of his pieces is ¢ “Adventures in a Perambulato .". .-Bea Wain hits the Hit Pai at 7 p. m. tomorrow, CBS-WE Raymond Scott’s Quintet has and -so has Kay Lorraine, whe place Miss Wain took. . . . Henry Armstrong and Lou Ambers ht for the lightweight title esday. They'll sling words on special program at 8 p. m. tome row, NBC-Blue. Mr. Ambers and Mr. Armstrong writes poetry. . +. Fred Waring will lead a coms munity sing at 6 p. m. tomorrow,

|NBC-WMAQ, at Atlantic City. He'll

in neon letters six feet high. 2 ” ” Joan Bennett, fresh from suce cess in “The Man in the Iron Mask,” will visit Charlie McCarthy Sunda . « .» The University of Chicago Round Table, at 12:30 p. m. Sune day, will try to answer the question? “Was the recent session of Congress a ‘revolt’ or a "tempest in a teae

”

INDIANAPOLIS DANA 1280 on Net.) (NBC Net)

‘Muted Musio Tea 2 Topics .

hh Arlen Swarlee Swing

Bohemians Michael Loring News

Varieties _ Lons Ranger

Four Belles Dick Reed

Concert ”» ”

» »

Waltz Time » ”» Death Valley ”» ”»

Western , Skies

FHA| Program » Musio

” 99 Men & Girl Firsy Nighter

# = ® =» oe THIS EVENING |

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane anouncements caused by station changes after press

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400

pot’?”

}

ime.) CHIVAGO | WLS-WENR 780 (NBC. Net.) |

Alma Kitchell Gordon’s Or. Serenade Sports Radio Fanfare | Artie Sh | Four Belles | ABC of NBC

News Sports

Organ Round Table Plantation Party

CINCINNATI (NBC-MBS)

Demucraty p Vaughn de Leath John Gurney Lowell 1homas

Baker & Denton Front Page James’ Or. inside Sports

NBC Jamboree Biz Town

Plantation Party ”» ”

Record Review = Death Valley

Grand Central Believe It or Not i) » Amos & Andy Parker Family

Johnny Presents

America Weeks’ Or.

Pleasure Time Tribe vs. ”» ” ” ”»

”» ”» ”»

Dick Reed Davis’ Or.

Recordings Barnett’s Or. ! SATURDAY INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1 230 (CBS Net.) Early Birds &

News Music in Night Gus Edwards

' Molina’s Or. Embassy Boys _ Duchin’s Or.

WIRE 140

Devotions Tunes & Tips ”» » ”»

News Morin Sisters

Amanda Snow Idea Club

» bo ”» ”»

s I Quartet . Recital

» ”» ” ”»

28 |W

RTETRTY

16853

Health Highway John C Concert *Han

Symphony

COL | XXWX | dma | OR wo

Serenade Melodies wi 39:ki pee Dessa By Let’s | Pretend tte Charioteers Jean Ellin i Stamp Colles Farm Markets,

Palmer » ”" Melodies Hayride

WIRE Reporte Headlines Pub. Welfare Rhythm :

< Light's Or. Farm Circle L

Farm Bureau

Meditation Bohemians

Merrymakers Charles [Paul

888s

so95:08 | 10n0100 5852168

Club Matinee

Dancepators

Chansonette Travers Race

Serenade Tennis Youn ’s Or. Tennis

Vaca)

Ricardo’s, Or. Ella, Fitzgerald

258

w Chico,

Dick Reed Norsemen

” ‘Warner Embers

8a ihn ih &

Lombardo’s Or, ” ”»

Saints

INDIAN APOLIS {NBC Net)

Hymn Sin Cha ”| Nab, Sketches Hits of Day

rd Call To outh

“Weather Boy Greets Gi

Mysteries

America H. Kemp's Or.

Pleasure Time This 1s the Fair Buckeye Lake Or,

Ladder of Fame

Herth’s Trio | ’40 Election |

New Welk Levant’s "or.

Recordings | Peter Grant ” 4% | Strong’s Or.

» ” Moore s Or.

Herth’s Trio | M. ,Spitalny’s or. Waller’s Or.

Beverly Hills Moon River | ”n ”

PROGRAMS |

» INDIANAPOLIS

CINCINNATI WIBC 1050

WLW 700 (NBC-MBS) Tex Owens Organ AAA Program News farm

Prayer & Praise Ramblers

Breakfast Jam Musie of Today

”

Cote Oy ps id . Sw Fashion ootlights Idea’ Club Devotional | Hom Reflections usic [ arm House

. I:

Mail Bag » » ; Army Band

Health

Friendly House ” » elodiea

Organ Castletime

Noon Rhythms | School for Brids

ews Farm Hour ”» » ” » Campus Notes “Fields & Hall | Kinney’s Or. Music ”» » Ranch Boys | Home Folks |

Jamboree i

Band Box | Workshop Friendship Cusieen

News Melodies Matinee ”» ”» Red’s vs. Cards

” ” ”» ”

“Castistime Ol Jennip Sheffer Mati ee

”» td

Swin, Bonars Or. Kindergarten Gene Irwin

” ”»

Banks ...v.0000000....$48,946,657.64

Other Bonds and Securities. .....c00e...

Stock in The Federal Reserve Bank........

Bank Building and Equipment. sevesereese Other Real Estate Owned........ccce..o. Customers’ Liability Account Acceptances.

Other Resotrees ..... oss vivnnss

Vice-President Vice-President

Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President EDWARD C. W. WISCHMEIER Vice-President Vice-President

Assistant Cashier Assistant Cashier Assistant Assistant tant ant Assistant Assistant Assistant

SPECIALIZING FOR

Denmark (krone) Japan (yen)

URCES

Cash on Hand and on Deposit: with Fed-

111,110,990.64 62,164,333.00 14,226,668.76 270,000.00 14,607,145.29 1,245,000.00 85,745.22 1,347.30

and (Lo 152,743.85

$141,699,641.06

President ROY E. AD S J. Bb. Aasms

FRED G. APPEL

ARTHUR V. BROWN

The

Cashier FERMOR s. CANNON

Cashier G. A. EFROYMSON

Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Auditor

BRODEHURST ELSEY

EDGAR H. EVANS

"STRENG TH—EXPE a

President EL anoty & Appel, Incorporated

C. HARVEY BRADLEY President W. J. Holliday & Co.

VOLNEY MALOTT BROWN

Railroadmen’s Federal Savings

Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Ine,

Sec Indianapolis Glove Company

Chairman of Board, Acme-Evans Co. JAQUELIN 8. HOLLIDAY

"YEARS

THE INDIANA NATIONAL B

of Indianap

olis

LIABILITIES

Capital Ci ae 134.000,0004 Surplus 0 000000 0ODPONOONDSSDOND 5,000,000.00 Undivided Profits ......... 2,591,364.9

Reserves

IEE EE EEE EEE ENE NEN]

Interest, Taxes and other Expenses

Accrued and Unpaid...... Dividend Payable July I, 1939 Deposits «...covencnnnenes

Acceptances Outstanding ... Other Liabilities ...........

DIRECTORS

Chairman of Board

Manufacturing Company

President

Assistant to President Union Trust | Fompag pany President NORMAN

CHARLES and Loan Association

President PETER C.

Petary-Treasirer t

RUSSELL

hp hast 3°62 RIENCE—SERVICE" : IN COMMERCIAL

INSURANCE CORPORATION

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to MUTUAL—WOR, 710;-WHK, 1390: WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850, NBC-BLUE—-WJ2, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; C, 860; WIR. 750; WHAS,

W. G. IRWIN HERMAN C. KRANNERT | JOHN J. MADDEN

WILSON MOTHERSHEAD GWYNN F. PATTERSON |

OBIE J. SMITH

change):

870; KWK, 1350. WWJ, 920; WMARQ, 670. 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1939

[ 591,364.98

e000 00000000

265,030.46 - 70,000.00

{ S000 00sv 000 | i

ovveennes. 12827165822

1,347.30 240.10

S00 000000

$141,699,641.06

President Iry Company,

Trust Ts. Ind.

President-Treasurer Inland col ya Corporation

President John J. Madden Manufacturing Company

| Vice-President Vice-President

A. PERRY

S. RAUH President Belt Railroad and *| Yards Company

REILLY President Republic Crchintine Company

= President 0. J. Smith Realty Company

SAMUEL B. SUTP z : President Beveridge Paper Company

L. TAYLOR [Attaeturat Law

Loreniaent White Babine Company

BANKING 1939