Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1939 — Page 11

MONDAY, AUG. 28, 1089

New Packards Distributed Here

Pictured above is one of the 1940 model Packard motorcars recently received here for distribution More sleek of line than last year's models, the new

and sale in the City by Packard, of Indianapolis, Inc. line nevertheless retains the characteristic features of the car.

Nash Dealers to

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ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT {ee stories. Doctor 1. Q. will

6:00—Andre Kostelanetz, WFBM, | Move to the Stanley Theater ab

(Fittsburgh, Pa., for tonight's 7 o'clock 6:30—Margaret Speaks, WIRE. NBC-WIRE show. He'll stay in 7:00—Magic Key, WENR.

Pittsburgh for about six weeks. This 7:30—Guy Lombardo, WFBM. audience participation program has 8:30—Blondie, WFBM.

become one of the most popular on the air. It will be broadcast over 24 ; adidtional stations starting tonight, The Columbia Survey of Wash- ¥ #7 on ington, D. C., recently named Mus) Andre Kostelanetz, Tony Martin tual’'s Washington news commentasl ang Kay Thompson, having broken tor, Fulton Lewis Jr, as the best|the jce, will swing into the new political announcer in the country. |yersion of Mr. Kostelanetz's Tunee Perhaps as a result Mr. Lewis is! Up Time at 6, CBS-WFBM. Mr, taking a three weeks’ vacation! Martin is going to sing “Stairway 10 starting tonight. He will have a SB OBIE ] distinguished series of substitutes. the Stars” and “Moonlight Serene Among them will be Paul V. McNutt, ade.” The first number, incidentally,

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Nash automobile dealers today and tomorrow will preview the new line of Nash motorcars at Chicago. | Indiana dealers are shown as they assembled here at the Union Station before leaving.

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NEW YORK, Aug. 28 (U P).—|Am Stocks improved today after a drop om of 1 to more than 4 points. Trad- | Am ing was light. | am As the market turned into the fourth hour, leading issues held several points above the lows. Some registered gains. Early declines reflected further worry over the European situation. The recovery was influenced by reports, unconfirmed, of a trend to-| ward conference settlement of the) Polish dispute, Steel shares made sharp recoveries,. The weekly report of steel operations by the American Iron & Steel Institute aided, placing steel operations for the nation at 63 per cent of capacity, up .8 point from the preceding week and a new high since Oct. 11, 1937. Bethlehem Steel touched 554, 27:, and then rallied to 59, up °s, | Calumet & from the previous close. U. S. Steel Canada Drv was at 47, up 4 from Saturday and | Gaternillar T up 23% points from the day's low. [Cent Aguirre Chrysler rose 3% points from its | Gen, Founary low to 78%, which was ® point net |Certain-td 6 pf 2 higher. Eastman regained 2 points Shes & Ohio... 33 of a BHls-point loss. Westinghouse |Cluett

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NEW YORK. Aug. 28 (U. P.).—|Deere & Officials of the New York Stock Ex-|Dist Seag change today studied the possible |p, effect on their market of Great|East Britain’s new law regulating sale of | Elec British-owned foreign securities. The exchange has not as yet re-|majardo sve . ceived formal notification of the! | Fifestone T British order suspending dealings in| ntkote foreign issues, and today's discus-|gen Foods sions were merely of exploratory na- Gen Motors ture, but it was understood the trad-|Giaen © } ing body will co-operate fully to Greyhound Cp . make the new ihe new ruling effective here. |

HOG PRICES REMAIN FIRM IN TRADE HERE

Hog prices were mostly steady atl . Indianapolis today, according to |Reanecott 5 tee 34 the Agricultural Marketing Service. The top price, quoted on 220 tO !pambest 141, 230-pounders, was reported at $6.85. | Libby McN & & L Ni Vealers remained steady at a top reew's : price of $10.50. Spring lambs were Lott. reported 25 to 50 cents higher with |

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Heileman Brew y 32 278 12% 8% 158

Noblitt-Sparks Nor Ill Fin Quaker Oats pf..

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feeders fully steadv, mostly $8.75 down on light Western feeders,

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug. 28 steady: 160-200 § } 1bs.. $6.55@ 6.75: 250-280 ibs. 280-375 hs. $£6.10@ 8.30: pigs. roughs, $5.50 down; calves, lambs, $8.50 down, hd

Aug. 28 (U, 220-240 Ibs 0 2180-200 1b $6.50. 1604 240-260 1hs. tos 3" 25 280.300 Ihe $8 20. ooo 338" 1h 5... 1 5S: 325-350 Ibs 5.9 1 1 s.. £390: | ” 7 120-140 Ihe $565: 100-120 Ibs. $5.40: | | gain over a year ago also was 6 per roushs. $475; stags, $3.25: calves, $10: cent, lambs, 87.75

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|cent year-to-year decline in the lat-| See Final Edition of the Times for Closing Stock Quotations and Other Late News

Furniture Bookings Dip 3 Per Cent

NEW YORK, Aug. 28 (U. P).—| July furniture bookings declined only 3 per cent compared with the 1938 month, in which the national exhibit was held, according to a report today by Seidman & Seidman, certified public accountants. The accounting firm disclosed that in some districts in volume ranging to 12 per cent actually were reported in July. Compared with June of this year, when the 1939 show was held, July bookings were down 19 per cent, a nominal decline in view of the early showing.

DRY CLEANED c OCCIDENTAL Slight additional) charge for white,

LIMITED TIME ONLY! axa PRESSED CLEANERS LI. 2628 fur-trimmed. velvet or pleated garment

Any Dress °'6.?" ash & Carry 803-308 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. For WATCH REPAIRING

‘Week’s Offerings Above Last Week

NEW YORK, ‘Aug. 28 (U. P.).—

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CLOTHING COMPANY

131 W. Washington St. Directly Opposite Indiana Theater

o_o inois St. ARKE! Circle

week, the Daily Bond Buyer re|proted today. The authority placed the weekly average of new offerings for the year to date at $26,468,114. Largest of the week's offerings ‘will be $5,000,000 in state of Missis- |

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 (U. P).| the | RADE from 2'4 to 34 per cent. week ended Aug. 19 rose 6 per cent| above the corresponding 1938 period be $1,375,000 in refunding bonds of | and for the four weeks ended the the Ohio Bridge Commission. issued | same date gained 5 per cent over in connection with the Sandusky | last year, the Federal Reserve Board | [Bay Bridge.

For the week ended Aug. 12, the] Bank

San Francisco reported a 2 per |

est week, while in the other 11 dis-| | tricts gains ranged from 1 per cent| lin Dallas to 14 per cent in Atlanta.

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| profit $515,008 vs. $756,907 previous | [12 months;

sippi bonds to mature from 1950 to ended June 30 net profit $1,488,877 ‘1961, Last January the state soid vs. 5 $155,588 J: ago.

loss $103,637 year ago: year ended | New municipal issues scheduled for | [July 31 net profit $3.074.329, equal (sale this week amount to $9543,- to $2.80 a common share vs. $2,236,{408 compared with $7,784,590 last 857 or $1.87 previous year.

similar issue at 100.002 at rates Shih Zenith Radio

Another outstanding offering will |

NEW YORK, Aug. 28 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted 'T price index of 30 basic commodities, | compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Friday vescnasensses 103.61 Week ago ... cessive +s 10201 | Month ago .. 103.16 Year ago 104.52 1939 High (May 26). 108.02 | (1939 Low (July 24) .... 101.40

s Organize to Halt

‘Money ‘Bear Raids’

NEW YORK, Aug. 28 (U. P).— | Wall Street's leading banks have or- | ganized to maintain an orderly foreigh exchange market during the] current European tension and to block all currency speculation which might interfere with this country’ S| foreign trade requirements. ; The committee will co-operate | ernment expences A “receipts. oro The Pr a eo 0 Sock Toon id =A HE kg ng Thi Last raid” on world monetary units, and | ExPehses Ha will examine all applications for CroeiPbut. foreign exchange here, both spot | can Bal and futures. | W

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE |

1.68 { Pub. Debt 40 By UNITED PRESS

Gold Res. | Customs Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co. July net operating deficit $161,958 vs. $380,964 year ago; seven months net operating income $2,549,824 vs. $1,640,080 year ago. Chickasha Cotton Oil Co. fiscal year ended June 30 loss $130,937 vs. net profit $183,613 previous year. Federated Department Stores, Inc. and subsidiaries six months ended | July 31 net profit $214,469 vs, net

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INDIANAPOLIS Clea fings Debits .

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug 28 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major cur-

rencies: Cable Net Rates Change

CLEARING HOUSE

England (pound) Eng. 160- ay big rate) . Canada (doll | France (france) Italy lira) Belgium (belga) | Germany (mark) Germany (travel mark) ... Switzerland (ranc) Holland (guilder) Sweden (krona) Norwayv (krone) . Denmark (krone) n—Nominal.

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IN LATE SELLING

Prices Take Firm Tone

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DAILY PRICE INDEX |

LOCAL BUSINESS

Dilling & Co. of Indianapolis, | manufacturers of candies, today announced a four-day candy exhibit to be held this week at their plant on Chocolate Ave. The exhibit, to begin Wednesday and last through Saturday, is the first of its kind to be held here. The exhibit is open to all firms engaged in retail candy sales. Highlights of the exhibit, in addition to an open house for all retailers, will be a display of some of the largest pieces of candy for display work that have been made as well as the display of candy which won first prize at the Paris Exposition of 1900, made by the late Frank Dilling, founder of the local firm, In addition to the by-products of the farm that Dilling & Co. uses, the local firm's exhibit will feature

FARM CASH INCOME ESTIMATED UNDER '38

Times Special WASHINGTON, Bureau today

Aug. 28.—The of Agricultural Economics estimated that farmers’ cash

lings became more liberal and con- income — including income from |plements division, Mr.

«arm products marketed, commod|ities placed under Government loan in 1939, and from Government conservation and parity payments—will | probably total about $7,900,000,000 | this year. This compared with $8,020,000,000 |

2 ests and liquidation of September in 1938 and $8.988,000,000 in 1037. |

when farm income was the highest

lin the last 10 years.

amounted to only $4,606,000,000. The value of farm products re- | tained for consumption in farm| | households in 1939 is expected to]

total about $1,200,000.000. This com- |

{pares with $1,270,000,000 in 1938 and $1.437,000,000 in 1937. Gross farm income in 1939, in|cluding income from marketings, commodities placed under loan, |Government payments, and the] {value of goods consumed on the | farm—is estimated by the Bureau at

32; 000 in 1938 and $10,425,000,000 in| (1937. | These preliminary estimates (made | (annually at this time of year) are] (based upon receipts from the sale |

lof farm produc during the first |

seven months of this year, upon in.

|dications as to probable sales and prices of farm products during the

remainder of the calendar year and |

upon the prospective amount of |Government payments to farmers tor the year.

LOCAL ISSUES

| The following quotations bv the Indian- | | apolis Bond & Share Corp. do not represent actual price offerings. but merely the approximate market level | based on buying and selling quotations of | | recent transactions { Bid | Auto Invest Corp Belt RR &

Stk | Belt RR s |Cent Ind Pow 177% pfd_ { Home T&T Ft Wayne 7%

| Indpls Water pid | ndbs Gas Co . Indpls P&L 67% pid Indpls P&L 6'27% *Lincoln Nat Life N Ind Pub Serv 5!':7: pid N Ind Pub Serv 67, pfd | Ind Pub Serv 77% pfd Ne Laundry Co com {Pub Serv

{Van Camp Milk Co com . Van: Camp Milk Co pfd .. Bonds

American Loan 5s 51 {American Loan 5s 46 .. Citizens Ind Tel 4'2s 61 ‘as Crabbe Reynolds-Tayvlor 5s 42.. 97 | Home T&T Ft Wayne 5% 55.. |Home T&T Ft W 67, 43 Ind Asso Tel 5% 60 Indpls Railway Inc 575 7. Indpls Water 3'27, 68 [Inter Tel & Tel 57 53.%.. Kekomo Water 57, 5 ‘ . Kuhner Packing Co 4'27; 80. | Morris | 5&10 Stores 57.» 56 ‘ Silk Hosiery Jills 5s 42.. ¢§ Noblesvilie SPs 27 . Ohio Tel Co Pub Tel 4'57% 55 | Richmond Water Wks 57% | Seymour Water Wks 57, Haute Water Wks 67% |'T Haute Water Wks 67 Tract Term Corp *Ex- Plviderd, M. P. Crist & Co Market Corp 20. 16

investment 20.36

INCORPORATIONS

Crown Point; regis“Fillmoore Furs,”

Fillmoore Fur Co. tration of trade-mark Class 38. Transamerican Petroleum, Corp. Jiinots Sorperation) agent. W. M. Peck. 1525 Ceneral Ave. Indianapolis: Lennon petroleum business. Indiana Credit Co.. Inc. 107 F. William St Kendallville: agent. Arthur E. az323 S. State St. Kendallville: no 100 ‘shares of $10 par value: general finance business: gnu | . Wagner, Leola E. Ford, Erich D. Wag Huhtington Mig Co.. Inc; White, 1551 Merchants Ban Indianapolis tie & Arnold. Inc to Michigan Ave Lever Bros. Co. admitted to Indiana: ticles of incorporatio Construction Co..

ent, Jacob Building,

.. change of locaat State St., La

a Maine corporation: amendment of ar-

0 Elkhart: preinary dissolution. Italo-American Center. Inc.. 522 Broadway. Gary: agent, John M. Ruberto, same address: no capital stock: civic and so- : F. Gregoline, Paul R. Piazza,

lle Bldg. Corp.. 300 Old Bank Building. Ft. Wayne: agent, W. McMillen Jr., same address: stock, 1000 _shares no var value: real patmte busiMcMillen, Roy all, Ww W. McMillen Jr. a Minn

Minneapolis. Distemperoid

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. Green, registration of trade-mark Virus,” Class 6.

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

JULIAN GOLDMAN S7oR%

STORE 118-122 N. Pennsvivania

William Filene’s Sons Co. and subsidiaries year ended July 31 net

% Exacting . ..

WATCH REPAIRING At LOWEST PRICES

STANLEY JEWELRY CO.

113 W. Wash,. Lincoln Hotel Bide.

six months net loss 1 $284,133 vs. $202,180 year ago.

Hearst Magazines, Inc., six months

Dura Persian and Fur Trimmed COATS $9.95 to $39.95

Hollywood

108 Circle \ English Hoile BREE sae

in farm income was in 1932 when other related objects such as wooden novelty boxes, glass novelties and other items of supply. A trip through the candy firm's factory and addresses by authorities on merchandising also are planned for the program. Production is now under way at the local plant on the line of candies to be offered in national trade this fall, it was announced, including the largest arrangement of newly designed styles of packages that has ever been offered. Extensive improvements, including installation of many modern machines, now are under way at the Dilling & Co. plant. Several new salesmen have been aded to the sales staff.

C. 0. Warnock Co. to Handle

New Ford Tractor

C. 0. Warnock Co., 819 E. Washington St., has been named Marion County distributor for-the new line of Ford tractors, it was announced today. The new tractors will be displayed at the State Fair in the farm imWarnock, president, said. Equipped with Ferguson imple-

$9.100,000,000 compared with $9.290,- |

-i : : 3 | recognition of his sales record,

ments, the tractor line includes a 14-inch two-bottom plow, 12-inch |two-bottom plow with sod or digger | 10: | bottoms, 10-inch two-bottom plow, 16-inch single bottom plow, a general cultivator and a row cultivator. The tractor is equipped with a

The low point |four-cylinder L-head motor, capable cash income from farm marketings of traveling six miles per hour in

(high gear,

Earl Blough Re Rejoins Ideal Furniture Co. Staff

| Earl Blough has rejoined the sales | staff of the Ideal Furniture Co., according to L. D. Foster, secretary. Formerly associated with the furniture firm, Mr. Blough has been ‘employed by retail furniture and | jewelry stores in the City for 15 | years.

'B. & B. Bottlers Granted Red Rock Cola Franchise

A franchise to bottle and distribute Red Rock Cola in Marion County has been granted to the B. & B. Bottlers of Indianapolis. The soft drink is a product of| | the Red Rock Cola Co. of Atlanta, | Ga., which was established in 1885. The local firm has installed mod- | ern bottling equipment and now has| 14 trucks.

Dorey Honored for Insur-

‘ance Sales Record

E. C. Dorey, 4066 Park Ave. has been named to the 1939 Top Club of the New York Life Insurance Co. in it | was announced here today. The club is composed of the 200 leading representatives of the firm throughout the firm for the preceding year. Mr. Dorey, who joined the insurance firm in 1919, formerly attained membership in the company’s Two

* Hundred Thousand Dollar Club once

and the One Hundred Thousand | Dollar Club five times.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Aug. 38 (U, P.).—Hogs Receip.s salable, % 35175: holdover, marke evenly 5@wl5 cents hi her: top, “gp. 85: 250+ 27 lbs., $6.60; 100-140 ) '[email protected]; sows, $4.50@ 5. Cattle—Receipts salable, 1300; calves, receipts salable, 400: 400: market, active; steers. vearlings and heilers strong to fully 25 cents higher, some sales medium to s00od grades higher: common to good beef cows strong, canners | and cutters and sausage bulls strong io | 25 cents higher: load choice light Nearing steers. $9.75. bulk good grades, [email protected] medium to good frequently grassers, 1150 1bs.: canners and cutters, $3.50 5.25; bulk common to good sausage bulls, $5.75% 6.50: vealers steady. top. $10.50. Sheep’sReceipts salable. 1000: total. sales good trucked-in spring lambs. @9: choice ewes and wethers ahsent, gible to $9. 3a and above: medium, $6@

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, Aug. 28 (U. P.).—Apple Michigan Wealthies, bu., 50@#65c. Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu. 95c@s$l. Carrots —California, crates, $2. 50@2. 85. Spinach— Colorado, crates, $1.75. Tomatoes—Mich- | igan, 12-qt. baskets, JP se: avligover— Colorado, crates, [email protected] square oh . bu., [email protected]. (50-1b. sacks)—Idaho Sweet Spanish, 75@ 95¢: whites, 90c@$1: HB) jnoit yellows, 50@ 60c: owa vellows, 55@65c: Wisconsin vellows, 50@90c; ero od yellows. 60@65c.

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Norman Thomas, William Green, seq to pe known as “Park Avenue Senator Styles Bridges (R. N. H), pantasy.” It was on the reverse of Boake Carter, Secretary of War {he 1935 recording by Paul Whites | Harry Woodring, Frances Perkins, ,.a, of “Deep Purple.” After the |Senator Bennett Champ Clark (D. latter, re-lyricked, became popular, | Mo.» and James W. Hook, New ENg- iyo same man wrote lyrics for “Park land industrialist. Avenue, etc.” . . Magic Key at 7, #8 8 =» NBC-WENR, presents Oscar Levant, Incidentally this column agrees the Info Please! man. He'll en= with Christopher Morley. Hence- | 8age in a not very learned discus= forth it will not refer to anyone tak-|sion about music with Col. Lemuel ing a regular entertainer’s place as| Q. Stoopnagle. a pinchhitter. We think with Mr, Morley that a pinchhitter is some- | one who has been chosen as a substitute because he can do the jot better. This with due respect to the | venerables who have been nominated to take Mr. Lewis’ place. ” ” ”

Lum and Abner will be back on the air tordight at 9:15 o'clock, CBSWFBM. They've been on vacation since June. : The question of whether there is such a thing as presentiments will be the subject of the Order of Adventurers at 6, NBCWCFL. An American businessman in China and a former member of the German Imperial Army will tell on o ”

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On Wednesday, Thursday and yj Fioay nights of this week, WIRE’s rvecorded programs (11 {p. m) will bring you the voices of the late Enrico Caruso, Ernestine Schumann-Heink and Chaliapin, of Luisa Te trazzini, Louise Homer, Amelita Galli-Curci, Rosa Ponselle, Edward Johnson and others, now re« tired, as they sounded in their prime. Even the miracles of radio and television almost take a back seat for the mechanic magic which can preserve the voices of the dead, and make tangible concert-goers’ meme ories of great artists.

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