Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1939 — Page 13

TUESDAY, AUG.

STOCKS SUSTAIN 3-POINT GAINS

ON N. Y. BOARD:

Most of Yesterday’s Drop|Al

Regained; Nonaggression Am Can

Pact Is Bullish.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22 (U.P.)— Stocks made up nearly all yesterday’s losses in a sharp recovery tofov, «Despite profit-taking, gains were

well sustained and as the list|a

turned into the fourth hour gains ranged to more than 3 points.

Traders: argued that the Rus-|Am

sian-German nonaggression pact would postpone war and therefore |AR was bullish. As a result they paid more attention to domestic developments of a favorable nature. These included a new high for the year in steel operations; outlook for sharp gains in automobile production this week; sustained high rate of building and electricity output, and gains in retail trade. In addition there were favorable

corporation reports; a rise of 42.2|2

per cent in net operating income for

the first railroads 1®porting for July, |B

and resumption of the Johns-Man-ville dividend. 2 Pressure lifted on steel and automobile shares. U. S. Steel early in the fourth hour was at 45%, up 1%; Bethlehem 56%, up 23%, and

Youngstown Sheet & Tube 36%, up Dilys 2%. Chrysler was at 79, up 2%, and Bk

General Motors, 44%, up 1%.

HOG PRICES UP |: 10 GENTS HERE

All Weights Share in Ad-|S5%

vance; Vealers Are Firm; Sheep Off.

All weights of hogs rose 10 cents

today at the local stockyards, ac- &

cording to the Agriculture Economic Service. The top price was quoted at $6.50 on 220 to 230-pounders. Vealers held steady at a top price of $10 for light weights. were 25 cents lower with a top of $8.25.

Repts. 923 4000

Ad Repts.|Aug. ie. 3 HE 3 8. . 6.40 6.40

E15 18 1 . 5163 3 Barrows and Gilts Good and Choice— - 140 $ 5.2540- 150. 5.45-

Packing Sows. Good 2hg Cho

4.60- 3 10

4.50- 4.75 9.85 4. 50

0: ote "Pigs Medium and Good—

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90- 120.

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ealers (Receipts, 1624) ulls (Yearlings excluded) eef—

Good ..$ 6.50- 7.25

00/Sausa Good. .| 6.25 6.15 Medium 5.50- 6.50 Cutter and common Veal All Weithise Good t Fbine $ 8.50-10.00 mmo

240. 8.0 0- 7. 20 Ca fRaseipts, 438) Feede?, Stocker Latlle Steers

Choi 500- B00 $ 8.75- 9.50 0-1050. 8.75- 9.25

8.00- 9.00 8.00- 8.75

7.25- 8.25 6.50- 7.50 $s

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1100-1300. Common— 750-1100.

33.000 WDD °o ow

Heifers

Choice— 750- 900 $ 9.25-

Good— 750- 900. 8.50-

Medium— 500- 900. 17.506.00-

Common— 500- 900. Cows Good :..$ 6.25-

9.75 9.25 8.50 7.50

g .25- 6.00 Calves Steers) Good & choi 500 down $ %. 25- 9. 2 Medium - 5.50 500 down 8.00- 9.25 = 4.50 Calves (heifers) 500 down $ 8.75-10.00 3.75 4.75 Medium 500 down SHEEP AND|LAMBS (Receipts, 1709)

§ pring Lambs

6. 6. 5

cutter)...

$ 8.00- 8.50

Good and c¢ 835: 818

Medium and "44s Common (on shorn basis) 2.75- 3.25

medium ........ 2.00- 2.75

Ewes

Good and choi¢ Common and

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Hospital-proved remedy for Athlete's Foot. ringworm and| many other external skin Mo t remarkable remedy ever O. rings amazlief from intense itching. Just ask for. SPORODYN and other good drug stores.

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Closing Stock Quang and Other Late News

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N. Y. STOCKS

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

: 80 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday o..coccccesecscess 132.81 Week AZO ...covscececsssess 141.29 sesecsssses 143.10

-2.30 +111 -1.08 Year Ago +2.98 High, 1939, 154. 85; low, 121. a. High, 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95. 20 RAILROADS Yesterday ... Week Ago ... Month AZO ccoceesnssorccsse 29.69 Year AfO .....:vervivecsrss 28.90 High, 1939, 34.33; low, 24.14. High, 1938, 33.98; low, 19.00. 15 UTILITIES

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WHEAT SLIDES A GENT TODAY (ON PEAGE HOPES

European Developments Seen as Bearish in Grain Pit.

Wheat dropped about a cent on the Chicago Board of Trade today in trading. Traders interpreted European developments as more favorable for peace. Other

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grains followed wheat downward. At the close wheat was off % cent to 1% cents, Sept. 66% to 667%, corn was off % to 1 cent, Sept. 4332, and oats were % to % cent, Sept. 29%b. Scattered selling of wheat futures at the opening was based on a rally in the stock market which indicated a more hopeful outlook on the crisis abroad. The swiftness of the changes in the European situation kept -local wheat traders on edge, but the buying side was neglected, and fairly persistent offerings forced prices gradually lower during the session. Short covering appeared in late trading and reversed the trend.

ON WHEAT Indianapolis "rein elevators are paying for No. ¢; other S13406 on their He oa corn, new No. 3 yellow, 45c. ats, 29c.

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Receipts, 11,000; Slesing fairly strong to 10c hi ighier top, 38 £00 ood and choice 180-240 10ers doa 40-270 dog [email protected]; 1 @6.35; light

Ho active, st bu 8. os

native spring lambs, $8.25; Tat early Top numerous offerings held above $8.15; hin done on rangers or year-

2 or s; sheep, Sreak; native slaughter ewes,

5@3; best, $3.25; iD $4; few 3-year-olds, $5. Cattle—Recei pts, 6500; calves steers and yearlings ply ihe siren

prime

medium fed Texas 1200; fed enerally steady; supearlings and light Stouts tas L ingianecs: Fhoice. 20 0 nex es price, $9. SenLy balk Heibie [email protected] 50; ‘most she stock steady; fed hei cutter and Somimon cows, $4.5 ; bee grade to $6.50 and better; bulls, strong: op '$6.85; ul steady, mostly 0: = selects, [email protected]:" stockers and feeders steady.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, P.) . —Hogs— Receipts, 3200; satef 52 3300 Y oldover, none. Fairly active, $6.55 235-250 1bs.. $6.40: 00-140 1lbs.. 3 most aL $4@ 4.50; smooth lightweights t 4.75. Cattle—Receipts salable, "S00" fotal, 500. Calves-—Receipts salable, ;_ total, 400. Mostlv about Cleady. w good and choice Four-Eight Club calves, stead; COWS, firm; bulls, strong. 25¢ higher; Yow good and oice ir Rieh ht Club Sere and Petters, .$9.50@10 5 oda lots baby beeves type yearlings, i 0@9; bulk common and medium steers and heifers, $6 7.50; few cutters and fommon, 5.50 and ress: come. mon to good beef cows, $5 eae. 28 ca; ners and 3 SoLters $3.50 3: nelly canners, [email protected]; stric bulls $3 0; 820% cutter 5 's. 5 Yealers: strong; bulk good choice, 383 So@10 ; few Re htweisnts Strictly

choi She Receipts, salable, 1500; 1500. o Shee Ts ood ‘trucked. Agta), 51 ww spring lambs, gst 2 . 25@8. 50; Wy - erings extremely oy 3 om hundred cents or more r hundre Ne Be iy 2a: a ho oh ines: ML Eh: choic siigible higher; most Heavyweights oy

grATAYDITE, Ind. g market, 10 cents bi 85. 30@6. 10; 200-250 os. bs.. [email protected]; $5.50 down; sougis. 3 Bit,

50; lambs, $8 DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Aug. 22 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press: (1930-32 Average Equals 100) Yesterday .......ccee00ee... 10291 Week ago 0000000000000 00000 102.24 Month 880 cccoecccoscssssess 101.63 YEAL G80 .........-«iv0ssees 104.28 1939 High (May 26) ....... 108.02 1939 Low (July 24) .......... 101.40

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CHICAGO, Aug.. 22 (U. P)—|

Prev. | trailers at one time.

1#| william J. Coughlin, now president

Fs America, a national organization

3 tainment.” The company also plans

and | vision.

Formal opening for the enlarged building of the General Tire Co. of Indianapolis, 838 N. Delaware St.

is: planned for Sept. 23, it was announced today. The tire and battery store is said to be the largest of its kind between New York City and Chicago. Besides local officials, William O’Neil, president of General Tire & Rubber Co.; L. A. McQueen, general | , 0 sales manager, and other factory officials from Akron, O., will attend the ceremonies. The new establishment occupies more than 15,000 square feet of floor space with additional outdoor courts for servicing more than 50 cars at a time. The main service room, 100 feet in length, is said to be one of the few in America large enough to accommodate four large trucks and

~ The firm was organized in 1919 by

and treasurer, and Harry E. Scott, vice president and sales manager. The largest enlargement triples the

said.

Rise in Hosiery Workers’ Pay Expected Here

A slight increase in the hourly wage scale of hosiery workers here was forecast today by officials the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc. The announcement followed a report from Washington that legal minimum wages for the seamless branch had been set at 3212 cents an hour and for the full-fashioned branch of the industry at 40 cents an hour. The order, it was reported, would effect; chiefly the company’s at Dalton, Ga., and Durant, The local mill deals only in th fashion division. The local scale is roughly 37 cents an hour, officials said, which would mean an increase of around three cents an hour at the local mill. The wage order foes into effect Sept. 18.

State Utility To to Build

Generating Unit at Dresser

Final arrangements for construcgenerat new 50,000 kilowatt electric

S. full

generating unit at Dresser, Ind, weré announced here today by the

firm’s service facilities, Mr. Coughlin |

its wholly-owned subsidiary, the Dresser Power Corp. The new unit will provide for extension of a 132,000-volt transmission line from a point near Indianapolis to New Castle and construction of a 132,000-volt substation near New Castle, Robert A. Gallagher, president of the utility, said. The new generating and distribution facilities, involving a total|is expenditure of approximately $6,400,000, are required by growing demand for electricity in territory serviced by the Public Service Co, Mr. Gallagher said. In petitions to be filed at an early date with the Indiana Public Service Commisison and the Securities &

er Corp. will ask authority to issue $4,800,000 in first mortgage . bonds and $1,600,000 in common stock to finance the: project. The action also contemplates the purchase of all the common stock of the Dresser Power Corp. by the Public Service Co., the payment to be made from the working capital of the parent organization.

Ideal Furniture Co. Post Goes to Schneider

Fritz A. Schneider, a member of the Ideal Furniture Co. staff since 1937, has been named assistant manager and buyer for the firm, according to L. D. Foster,

Public Service Co. of Indiana, for

manager.

Units Are

Articles of Incorporation were on file here today for the Wire Broadcasting, Inc., of Indiana and the Radio Wire Television Inc., of Indiana.

The organizations will be units of Radio Wire & Television Corp. of

which will distribute “wired enter-

eventually to distribute television service. Local agents for the company are Pickens, Gause & Pickens, attorneys, who said that no definite plans have been made for the local wire setup.

Nation-Wide System

Planned at New York

NEW YORK, Aug. 22 (U. P)—|L "| Officials of Radio Wire & Television 7 | Corp. of America announced today that plans have .been completed to establish operating units for the distribution of “wired entertainment” in major cities in the United States. The units will provide music and other entertainment by leased wire to hotels and large apartment houses. The parent company already has established similar unlts in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Minnesota. Present plans also call for operating units throughout the country to provide television entertainment over a leased wire setup. Radio Wire & Television Corp. was organized last month to take in the holdings of Wire Broadcasting, Inc., and Wholesale Radio, Inc.,

of the latter unit.

dent of Paramount Film Corp. and Electrical Research Products, Inc., is present head of Radio Wire & TeleDirectors and officers of the Ohio corporation have not yet been selected, a spokesman for the company said. While no details were forthcoming on the parent company’s television plans, it is understood that the current expansion program is aimed at establishment of a country wide network which would give it a long start on the field when television becomes commercially practicable. Otterson dropped a hint of this ultimate, purpose at the time of the original incorporation of Radio

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Indianapolis Blue Print

together with various subsidiaries Lr

P John E. Otterson, former presi-

Wire & Television, when he ex-

‘Wired Entertainment’

Sought Here

pressed the opinion that television programs can be brought to any American home from a central point. “Every current technological trend,” he said, “points to the ultimate distribution of entertainment by wire.”

INCORPORATIONS

Liquors, Inc., Indianapolis; registration of trademark ‘Kentucky lass Wire Broadcasting, Inc., of Indiana, 1300 |} Fletcher Trust Bl Indianapolis; agent, Owen Pickens, same address; stock, shares no par Ei ust Sonora Wy ing Indiana,

busi Jovan, Edwin Lind; Bi 1300 Bldg., “Indianapolis: agent Owen Pickens, me address; stock 100 [shares no par value; . Eindere broadcasting business, Sdn E indgren, John . Cosgrove Seph A Torch and Beh ty Fess Ave., Bloomington; agent, William H. McDonald, ‘Bloomington; no ca: Atal stock; fra ternity clu ib; hn #1. Lynch, Richard ‘Dragoor iaig Corp. 8th ey Peo les Ban op in Indiznapo as Sov agent, William Holmes, same Showers Brothers &oe "The.. Bloomington; amendment of articles of incorporation. . The Portland Peat Moss Co., Ine. .. Portland: a en, Clarence oO. Brown, 21 Wa Portland; stock, B00 shares of $10 Par aioe to dig, dred Sage or mine peat moss, gravel, wad or dirt; Clarence O. Brown. Benj. W. . Hawkins, Arthur W, Ar-

A reachers’ Aid Society ot Je North Indiana Conference of Methodist pal Church; amerdment Metno ate name to The Preachers’ Ai he North Indiana Conference of the" t oon, forme; ny Lazayctie. now sunee, Edgewood Social Club, 5555 M Siiison Ave., Tdians olis; Pg sit.’ Georg © Ste nger 1522’ Dudley ve, apolis; no capital stock; social; Ro ey Pr EH is, Leroy Smith, Herman Bernloehr.

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Exchange Commission, Dresser Pow- |.

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TONIGHT 6:00—The Human Adventure, WFBM.

6:30—Information Please, WLS." 7:30—Alec Templeton, WIRE. %:30—RBob -Crosby, WFBM.

Tonight's the night of the big fight—between the little fellows. Henry Armstrong, 135-pound champion, will defend his title against Lou Ambers at 8 o'clock, NBCWENR

Sam Taub will broadcast the blow-by-blow and’ Bill Stern takes the mike between rounds. This may be Armstrong’s last fight in the Hghtweight division—win, lose or draw. He probably won’t be able to make the weight after tonight.

Aside from the fight, this is really Hal Kemp night. It’s the 13th anniversary of his band’s first broadcast. The airing took place from Atlanta, Ga. There were seven youngsters then; there are 13 in the band now. They called themselves the “Merrymakers” original group, besides the leader, left. That's clarinetist Ted Williams. The other five were Saxie

ON THE

and only one of the|

RADIO

his own; Skinnay Ennis and John Scott Trotter, conductors: Harry

Pine, now in the real estate business

and David Wade, who switched to the movies. On the program tonight at 8, CBSWFBM, the band will 22 y ‘Heart of Stone,” composition t brought first recognition to the orchestra. ; 2 8 8 Info please! presents H. Napier Moore, editor of the Canadian magazine, Maclean’s, at 6:30, NBCWLS. The other participants will be the regulars. . . . Inside Story brings hoped-for hay fever relief, at 8:30, NBC-WENR. Oren C. Dur=ham, a botanist, will tell of recent advances in. fighting the malady. . . . The story of Ad Wolgast, who fought Bat Nelson in 1910 and stopped him in the 40th round, will be {old on the Inside of Sports at 5:45' p. m,, Mutual-WLW. . . . An international broadcast from a section of the U. 8. S. R. will bring . Russian music at 10 a. m. tomorrow, NBC-Blue. . . . Alec Templeton will give his ime pression of an Englishman’ playing Cole Porter's “Begin the Beguine” and of Fats Waller playing and

Dowell, composer of ‘Three Little # 8 8

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Ted Husing Historv Speaks

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): NBC-BLUE—-WIJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350.

S, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBEM, 770.

MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390: WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670.

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WASHINGTON, Au ug. 22 (U. P.).—Government expenses an rep for Yio current fiscal year through Aug. 19 compared with a year ago. Expenses .$1,433, -308, 724 aes a $1,223,815,457.39 Receipts .. 622,36 14,035,727.42 Gros Det. 81( Def. 8

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