Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1939 — Page 13

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1939

STOCKS BOUND TO NEW PEAKS ONF. D. R. CALL

Trendless Market Develops Strength on Report U. S. Congress to Meet.

NEW YORK. Sept. 13 (U. P).— The stock market soared to new highs for the vear when President Roosevelt called a special session of Congress for Sept. 21. Steels spurted from early lows and activity increased. At the outsei. the and

motors were sold and the rails and building shares bought. Early losses in the steels extended to more than 3 pomts. The utilities and special issues, such as Loft, were given a whirl late in the first hour. Coppers were neglected all day except at concessions in price. In the second hour railroad and utility issues leveled off and interest shifted to the mercnandising department where the mail order and department store issues featured with gains ranging to more than 2 points,

steels

Auto Shares Spurt

Electric Auto-Lite spurted ahead and attracted buvers to all the isSues that would profit bv increased automobile output. Gains then Spread out in the motor department and the rubbers. Some of the communications were bid up, notably Radio Corporation and international Telephone. As the market turned into the fourth nour, Chrysler was at 91, up x from the previous close and up 1° from the early low; Electric Auto-Lite 38° up 1%: General Mators 53':, unchanged. and up * from the early low. Reflecting last week's gains in commodities, the Dun & Bradstreet food index rose to the highest level since Aug. 1938. Increases in the components of the index were noted in the grains, and all of the items that go into the housewives’ budgets.

Grain Prices Sear

Wheat prices whirled upward more than 3 cents a bushel in North American markets on a late buving wave stimulated by the report Congress had been called for a special session and that Russian merchant ships had been ordered home. Chicago wheat soared as much as 4 cents higher in the final hour. but prefit-taking near the close checked the advance, and final prices were 3'; to 3% cents higher. with the September future at 85’: cents. Corn closed 13% to 2! cents higher, September 575 @ 3, oats up 1's to 13% cents. September 373. and rye 2°: to 2% cents higher, with September at 51° Early trading was fairly light. but there was sufficient demand to boost prices more than a cent in the first hour. President Roosevelt's remarks at a press conference vesterday that he would like to see wheat sell at better than $1 a bushel encouraged buying. Outside markets ruled strong. Winnipeg rallied after an irregular opening to score gains of 3 to 4 cents,

Foreign Marts Dip

Before the New York opening. forfrien markets were depressed. London closed 1ower in the domestic section although American issues were sharply above vesterday's closings. Amsterdam stocks turned irregular on profit-taking and Pans was easier with very little business done, The Bank of England retained its gold buying price of 168 shillings and Kept most of the leading currencies at vesterdav's rates with the dollar at $4.04

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War May Be Stimulant

To Building,

Holden Says

NEW YORK. Sept. 13 (U. P.).—The outbreak of h ositilties in Europe

may act as a stimulant to private employment and purchasing power dent of F. W. Dodge Corp. declared

construction activity by increasing here, Thomas S. Holden, vice presitoday.

The duration of any such upturn will depend largely upon the

continued stability added that participation of the United St:tes in the war probably would place construction activity almost entirely subject to Government controls, as in 1917 and 1918. Most important changes in the current situation as it directly affects the construction industry from that prevailing in 1914. Holden said, is the present long term uptrend of construction activity, decline. that was underway in, 1914, and the fact that the need for expansion of manufacturing plants now is proportionately less than it was then. “The general trend of total construction activity had been downward for 12 months prior to the 1914 war declaration. It continued downward for another 12 months, following which it turned

upward with the general business!

stimulus of enormous war orders

, from the belligerent nations.

of construction costs,

against the

according to Holden. He

“Following our own entry in the (war in 1917, construction went to new peaks late that year and in early 1918,” Holden said. orders and priority orders of the war industries board gave a big stimulus to manufacturing buildings. During the same period, however. private construction declined very considerably; less because of a slackened demand than for the reasons that materials and | man-power were commandeered for war construction and also, in less degree, by reason of mounting construction costs. “The armistice, in November, 1918, was followed bv a short period of declining construction activity, and then by the tive building boom of 1919-1920, which was the first general movement toward making up accumulated shortages of private { struction,”

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HOGS STEADY: VEALERS RISE

Top Swine Price Is $8; Sheep Also Hold to Levels Of Yesterday Here.

Hog prices held steady at Indianapolis today, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service, The practical top price with a few premiums high as $8.10 Vealers rose 50 cents to make a top of $11. Good and choice lambs were weak witli the top price at

was $8 selling as

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a 7.50-10.00 5.00- 7.50 Calves (Receipts, 135) feeder. Stocker Cattle, Steers ~hoice— 500- 800 800-1050 Sood — 500- 800 8.50. ¢ 800-1050 8.25“ommon— Tedium— 500-1000 7.50500- 900 6 50Cows Medium and good S$ 5.50Calves (steers) Good and Choice— 500 down $10.00-10.75 Medium — 500 down Calves 500 down

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5.00- 6.25 Canner. 4.00- 5.00 Cutter (low vdedium— cutter 4. 25- 5.25 500 down S8.00- 900 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 153%) : Spring Lambs Good and medium $ Medium and choice Common

75- 9.60 30- R.50 . 3.00. 7.30 Ewes (on shorn basis) Good and choice 3.00- 3 3.00-

Y 1 N F yy \ . CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Hogs—Receints, 9000: carly sales, 156 25¢ higher: top. $8.25; later trade less active, but most hogs 220-lbs, upward sold on early rounds: good to choice 150-270 Ibs. $8 8.25: 270-300 lbs, $7.75/ 8.10: 100 1bs., $7.257 7.85: few 140-170 ibs.. m8: good 300-400-1b. packing 7.50: 400-550-1b. weights, $6.757 Cattle — Recepits. 11.000: oalves, 1000: medium weight and weighty steers steady to 25¢ lower. meinly steady: good to near choice kinds slow. but strictly choice kinds fairly active on shipper account: early top. $11.50: numerous loads, $10 P5611, 25: vearlings up to $11.35 and light steers to some held higher: mostly $9411 . all grades light cattle fully steady ‘light heifer and mixed vearlings, heifer vearlings un to $11: strictly eg offerings selling freely at $10.25 @10.,75 and short feds and grassers at 37% 8.50: stocker and feeder cattle firm after selling 25¢ or more higher Tucsday: strictly choice light Western stock steers up to, S11. numerous loads $9.50 10.50 on country account: twos, $8.50@ 9.75 with strictly choice 885-1b. steers up to $10.50: all other killing classes steady. heep — Receipts. 2000: late Tuesday spring lambs weak to 15¢ and more lower: sheep 256 50c off: native spring lambs. $9. [email protected]: limited numbers, $9.75: top. $9.85: Westerns, $9.25% 9.60; native slaugh‘er ewes, $2.50@ 3.50 mostly: few. $3.75 jand above: trade fat lambs siow. er. bulk good and choice £9.35@ 9.50: most culls. $6.50 7: $7.50. practically no fat sheep offered.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI. Sept. 13 U. P.».—HogsSalable, 2700: total. 3150; holdovers. 150. Unevenly 10 to 15 cents lower, sows steady Extreme top. $%.95, {sales good and choice 180-250 $6.15@ 6.90: f@ 6.50. Cattlie—Salable 500: salbale, 350: total. 330. than earlv generally some bids weaker

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36 Calves ower

and

total, 550 Midsession later undertone than early on most classes. General trade steady to weak loads and part loads medium to Resrs and yearlings £8.25%19.50, cw > heeves $0@ common and medium, $6.50% 8.50: bulls closing fully 25¢ lower nraciical avs lop. $7 vealers about steady. ton. 311: good and choice. 310611. Sheep—Salable “500 total. 1500. Spring lambs, mostly 25 to 30 cents lower. Sales 700d and choice truecked-in nearbv spring lambs, 39@9.%5: slaughter ewes unchanged fat R2@3. WAYNE 12 (U. P..- . £7.80: 200-220 160-180 Ibs. aa50- 280 ibs. . 25 1bs., $7.15: “140- 160 Tor 87 30: 120-100-120 Ibs. $6.80. Roi calves, $10.50: lambs. $8.75 Ind. . PV. — steadv; 1Ff 87.50% 8: 200-280 Ibs. $7.70@ 7.90: s.. 87.50 | @7.60; pizs. $6.50 down: 7 down: calves, $10.50: lambs. $9 GOOD a

Ina. Sept.

Be 8% 05 « $7.05: 5: Stags. 5: LAFAYETTE. Hos market

LOCAL PRODUC E

Heavy breed hens, 13c: llc: B:rred and White 212 lbs. and over, 13c; colored springers. 212 lbs. and un. 12¢c. Leghorn broilers. Ibs. and over. 11r: old roosters, Te. No. 1 strictly fresh country run eges 15c: each full case must weigh 55 Ibs. gross (a net deduction of 15 cents for each full case under 55 lbs. will be ghadel. Butter—No . S9@29%c: No. 2. 27 27%2c: butterfat. Na. 1. 21c: No. 2. 20c {Prices Quoted by Wadiey Co.)

FOOD PRICE

OHICAGO., Sept 13 (U. Michigan Wealthies, bu.. 60% 65¢c. Bweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu., $1.25 1.40. Carrots—California crates, $3. 50% 4. Spinach —Michigan, bu.. 50@ 75c. Y Michigan, 12-qt baskets flower —Colorado crates, [email protected]. —Michigan square crates, 353,40c. Colorado. bu.. $2.15 Onion market sacks) —Idaho Sweet Spanish (3-in larcer), 95¢: others 65c: Illinois Yellows 35@65¢c: Michizan Yellows. 60c: Minnesota Yellows, 50@62!'.c

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Brand-New Hudson Is Given Tryout

in the low price field. among the first 1940 ‘Models received here.

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the driver's seat features officials.

Local Business—

Dealers to Go to School;

includes engineering advances in performance and improved economy, according

TONIGHT

6:30—Tommy Dorsey, WIRE. 7:00—What's My Name, WIRE, 7:00—Star Theater, WFBM. 9:30—Paul Whiteman, WFBM., The Star Theater opens at Ti o'clock tonight, with Ken Murray as 'master of ceremonies for the first ‘half of the show. The other half introduces Philip Merivale, English actor, in the role of George Washington in Maxwell Anderson's '*Valley Forge.” Mr. Merivale last season took Sinclair Lewis’ place in the latter's play, “Angela is Twenty-two.” The Star Theater this year wil! continue to give a halt-hour show (from Hollywood. Then it will return to—usually—New York for a dramatization of some well known play Some playwrights whose work already has been chosen include {Elmer Rice, S. N. Behrman and Robert Sherwood n ” n

Johnny Morris Jr. Presents call boy. will tomorrow and Friday. meet the Governor You can hear him tomorrow at | WIBC's noon “man on the street” broadcast. Frida; he gets a minute interview from WIRE’s Albert Beveridge at 3:45 p. m

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News comes trom New York that Rudy Vallee is still without a spon-

40 Buick Is Curriculum rw veers

Three days of school will open for the Hotel Severin tomorrow,

chanics at the entire curriculum.

The. mechanical training school will be conducted. for of 22 agencies in Indianapolis and vicinity by R. B. Kincaid, zone service A. J. Dinsmore, F. D. Jones and N. E. Hoes, service representa-

manager, tives. all of Cincinnati, and eu liam Bethuyv of the Fisher Body ( The new model, with more than 70 new features. is being studied in 350 similar training st¢hools throughout the country in advance of public announcement. Within the next three weeks, more than 10,000 Buick men will have mechanical information necessary to service the new model properly, officials state. Indianapolis agencies represented at the three-day meeting will be Community Motors, Inc., and the Monarch Motor Co. Other agents and their staffs are.to be present from Anderson. Alexandria, Bedford, Bloomington, Columbus, Crawfordsville, Elwood, Franklin, Greencastle, Greenfield. Greensburg, Lebanon, Lizton. Martinsville, Munci2, New Castle, Noblesville, Rushville, Shelbyvville and Seymour.

Sears Expenditures Total $18,890.508

Expenditures of Sears. Roebuck & Co. in Indiana last totaled $18.390,508. S. W. Shipnes. manager of the Indianapolis store of the national firm. said today. Of this sum, $16,174.520 went toward the purchase of merchandise from 285 manufacturing sources located in 91 Indiana cities and towns, he said. Of the remaining, $2,015.26 went toward wages and salaries of resident employees, $381,423 for newspaper rents and taxes. According to Mr.

year

Shipnes, an-

nual expenditures of Sears-Roebuck ment.”

state during the last five have averaged $18,487,265. vear's expenditure was 2 per above the five-year average.

in the years Last cent

Real . Estate Men Go to Wawasee

Members of the Indiana Retail Association tomorrow will go to the Spink Wawasee Hotel at Lake Wawasee to attend the 26th annual convention of the organization. Earl B. Teckemeyver of Indianapolis. president, is to be in charge of the convention. Speakers at tomorrow's session will be Newton C. Farr of Chicago, vice president of the national association of the real estate organization: State University, hardt, sion of state publicity.

and J. H. Albers-

Purchasing Agents Schedule Meeting

The first meeting of the Indianapolis Purchasing Agents’ Association is to be held Friday, Sept. 22, at the Indianapolis Country Club, Howard Muller, acting secretary, announced todav. Starting at 1 p. m.. members will engage in golf and other sports. Dinner will be held at 6:30 p. m., at which time a speaker, identity is being withheld until the

meeting, will talk on a current sub- Maricn

ject. A get-acquainted period is to be hela following the dinner.

Nine Qualify to Attend National Convention

Nine Indiana representatives of the United Securities Co. of Missouri have qualified for attendance at the national convention of the firm, Sept. 15-18 at Atlantic City, N. J.. Milton E. Ladish. executive general agent, announced today. The agents are: J. C. Springer. E. George Schaefer. C. M. Zink and Mr. Ladish. all of Indianapolis; M L. Vinaas. Lafayette; Frank J. Rocks. South Bend: R. F. Rousseau, Peru: John W. Hancock, Rockville and P.! hills, Kok Kokomo.

FOREIGN

NEW YORK. Sept 1} (U. P.).—Following are opening cable rates on major currencies:

England (pound) France (franc) Italy (lira) Belgium (belga Germany (mark) Switzerland (franc) Holland (guilder) Sweden (krona) Norway (krone) Denmark (krone) Javan yen) : n-Nominal.

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ON THE RADIO

sor and that it isn't because he doesn’t want one. His spot will be taken over by two half-hour serials. One of them will be One Man's Family. Dr. Louis Mann will broadcast the Jewish High Holiday services from Sinai Temple mn Chicago. The first of a series of rour will be aired at 7:45 o'clock tonight, WIND At 10:15 a. m. tomorrow there will be another. Two others will be held Sept. 22 and 23... . Dave Elman returns to his Hobby Lobby at 6:30 o'clock tonight. NBUWLS. Headliner of the evening will be William Guggenheim, retired copper king whose hobby is songwriting. Jane Froman will sing his favorite composition, “Crumbs of Love.” n n n Howard Merrill is a 23-year-old columnist who digests the news of the day into a one-minute readingtime ‘piece called “This Minute.” He will tell George Jessel how he does it at 7:30, NBC-WMAQ Dr. Earl T. Compton, Massachusetts Institute of Technology president and Dr. James B. Conant, Harvard University president, will speak from the American Chemical Society annual meeting at 7:30, NBC-WENR. The occasion is the 100th anniversary of the discovery by Charles Goodyear of the vulcanizing process for rubber. Last night's Human Adventure broadcast was the last of the season. They may start again next year, x n »

THIS EVENING

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WASHINGTON. Sept. 13 (U. PJ). =J. W, Frazer, president of Willys- 3:0 Overland Motors, Inc. said today 3.34 "on that he believed the European war °° will increase his company's $8,000.000 annual export business and may increase domestic sales because other American industries will increase production and give steadier emplovment. Frazer. here to introduce the new 1940 Willys. said that his company's principal sales abroad were in the British dominions of Souati Africa. Australia and Canada, the - —— Scandinavian countries, Holland and the Dutch East Indies.

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NEW YORK. Sept. 13 (U. P.).— «3 “ = vo . : 4 ; , N Rubber requirements of the United rm — TY . : Kitty Kelly Man States and other consuming coun-

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Jennings Motor Service. Ine... Michigan City: amendment changing name io M & S. Sales ana Sarvice, Inc and appointment ot IL.ee H. McLcan, 127 W Michigan St., Michigan City. as resident agent The Garrett Inc... 200 S. Lawhead. James others.

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WASHINGTON. Sept. 13 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts tor the current fiscal vear through Sept. 11. compared with a vear

Sept. 13, High, 92

Co. Bloomington Ind.. Inc.. Bloomington: amendment increasing capital stock to 1000 shares common of $50 par value and 500 shares | prieerred of $100 par value Jeff~rsonville Association Dav Adventists, Inc., 420 E. Jeffersonville: V Allyn Conner. Ellis, Sanford Adridge, Alma Hinton, M. Conner. Packnig

American ) corvoration; withdrawal from Indiana Midland Constructors, Inc., [Illinois corporation: admitted to Indiana to engage ceneral construction and contracting Earl W. Penrod, Indianapolis: reistration of advertising phrase. ‘‘Theatre Emnlovment Night,” class 37. prints and publications

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NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (U.P). — Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press. (1930« 32 average equals 100): Yesterday ,... Week aga

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