Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1939 — Page 17

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54NEW YORK, Sept. 28 (U. P).—|4 iProfit-taking in (the railroad shares| 4m Wr

- ansettled the stack market today.

The raiis declined fractions to a

~ tiiore - than 82] it n common ‘and Jarger amounts| in preferred. Industrials turned down with the ralis - gnd steel shares were weak. Selling piipread and tickers were rushed. . Brunt of the decline came around “Hoon. Thereafter the market quieted. . The. lower" prices, however, failed’ to | aitract buyers. | i AS. the market turned into the ~fourth hour, prices were above the rdows. . U, S. Steel was ai $75.37%, - oft” $2; Bethlehem $89.3712, off $2874; New Yark Central, $21.371%, off $1; "Santa. Fe, $31.87, off $1.50; General Motors| $53.62%2, off $1.75; v@hrysler, $83.37%, cff $2.12; ~Chesapeake & Ohio, $44, off $1 81%, and - - Internatio al Nickel, $37, off “81.50. gy “hs Corn Prices Slump ‘Heavy country offerings forced corn prices down as much as. 2 cents] on the Chicago Board af Trade to“day. Wheat lost !

more, than a cent in sympathy with corn on poor expert “demand. ;

-%TAt.the end of was off 115 to 1 40 2 cents, and “cents. ~ ‘Opening losses in corn extended to more. than 2%; [cents under general selling before the market steadied. Early reports placed purchases to*arrive.at more than 600,000 bushels ~eof corn. Stop-loss selling orders were stuncovered on the initial decline. ‘Winnipeg, Minneapolis and Kan88s - City’ markets were all down +more than a cent in-early trading. Conflicting ice trends marked quiet : trading pn the listed. bond ~ market,

the first hour wheat 14 cents, corn off 17% oats off 3. to-1%2

U.S, Gove ment liens were in|G

fair demand at moderately higher prices: Treasury bonds set up early .Bains ranging to 9-32: point, while “Federal Farm } “44, an inactive) jumped 19-32 point co “16:103 30-32.

: ia, . Stocks Dip

~.«8hock ‘of Brifain’s new tax pro--posals which.cyt deeply into income rand into excess profits practically ~halted trading -. on the stock ‘market today.

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| Final Edition f the Times ko | for : Closing Stock Quotations ||

+ and Other Late News

for DIAMONDS

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Insti tute of

~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 (U. P.). —A state and municipal works com-

mittee of the American Institute of Architects today urged concerted action to halt the growth of what it termed: “bureaucracy” in-architec-ture and a return to “theysneeds and demands of the average citizen.”

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“The report said a survey indicated

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that architects had avoided the small’ house problem, “generally. for ecoriomic reasofis,” and had turned to designing of public buildings, hospitals and other .huge. edifices through governmental agencies.

attitude of the ‘public toward the architectural profession is “that the architect is valuable. only in the designing of monumental structures.” Delegates were told by Secretary

designing]

As ‘a result, it said, the general 8

State Hull last night that their| :

Architec ts

Wa rned of ‘Burea ucracy’|

The institute’s £7000 Henry Adams] Po scholarship fqr travel and study was) awarded Prof. Arthur Herrman of] ‘the University of Washington. Miss. Susan Sallee of Washington Uni-. versity, St. Louis, received ‘a $400 scholarship for graduate study.

NEW YORK, Sept. 28 (U. P.).— are’ noGn’ cable ra m phi]

England (pound) 5.8 Canada. {dollar) 3

rmany (m Switzerland (france Holland (guilder). weden (krona) Norway (krone) Denmark (krone)

CRUTCHES ‘Why buy them when you can

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General Business Curve for Indiana

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1924

1936 1237 1938 1939

TRADE

NEW YORK, Sept. 28 (U. P.).—

a Record attendance at the World’s

Fair in recent weeks has boosted week-end business of the city’s hotels by 15 to 50 per cent, James A. McCarthy, executive secretary of

s|the Hotel Association of New York, 2 {reported today..

: Electricity Output Sets Record High

NEW YORK, Sept. 28 (U. P.).— Electricity production rose contra-

A seasonally to a further record high

in .the week ended Sept. 23, the report of the Edison Electric Institute revealed today. Output in the latest week amounted

+|to 2,448,888,000 kwh, an increase of

13.7 per cent over the 2,154218,000 kwh generated in the corresponding 1938 ‘week. One Billion Yards

0f Cloth Sold

NEW YORK, Sept.

28 (U. P)—

in the first three weeks following

... loutbreak of the war, Dun & Brad-

street, Inc., said today. The “buying wave” not only wiped out heavy print goods stocks but produced a backlog of orders covering production for the rest of 1939, the authority said.

Crude Oil Output Gains 258,700 Barrels

NEW YORK, Sept. 28 (U. P.).— Daily gross crude oil production in the .week ended Sept. 23 averaged 3,681,000 barrels, a .gain of 258,700

TW barrels over the preceding week, the |!

American Petroleum Institute reported. today. Six Production in the latest week was

%1170,350 barrels above the Bureau of s| Mines -estimated . September daily

requirements of 3,510,700 bushels.

New ‘Steel Price

Schedules Expected

NEW. YORK, Sept. 28 (U. P.).— The action of smaller steel companies in boosting prices, effective immediately, may force major producers to announce first quarter

211940 price schedules within the next

few weeks, the magazine Iron Age said today.

"Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

8, 1939 Precipi State of ‘Low tation weather 48 .02

—Sept. 2 Station High Dame .... 67 gola .. ... 3 Wheatfield Rochester Marion

8 Lafaye

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Teérre Haute ... 77

LOCAL ISSUES

indicate® the approximate i. bus and selling quotations of recent . transactions.

Auis Invest Cor rp R &

Home T&T Hoo. rug, om 1% vid “oe pid. .

Mich ech

van Camp Mil Van cong Milk Co pfd..

American Loan 5s 51 erican_ Loan 5s 46 hibens Ind Tel 4158 61 Re olat. Tal: 5s 42. 97 Tart Wayne 5% 55..103 T&T Ft W 6% 43 ...10

6 “Suis 5s 42° 97

Morris 5&1 Na 0 Silk . yok % 47. «108

Noblesville HL&: hio _

ym 3 T Haute Water . T Haute Water Wks 6% 49. +1 Tract. Term 7 *Ex-Dividend.

~ LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 12c; 10c; Barred and White Rock a SRTINgers, 2Y2 1bs. and aver, 1%; colored springers 215 Ibs. and i? le , Leghorn . broilers, 3 1bs. and Yeh: 1c; =

ssievecess’

gross eduction each full case under 8 10s. Bute “1, 30 nel 1c; ButterfaiNo. : (Prices Quoted JF Wadley: Co.)

FOOD PRICES

IAGO. S:pt. 28 (UT. a uichigan onathans: 5 5

s—Tennessee bu., crates, [email protected] Siionsgan b,

fornia, Tobi. 35. crates Sell 15. crates,

82%c; Idaho

sweet Spanis Minnesota yellows,

| 8%%e; 521, @53

Cotton goods - producers sold -anj: estimated 1,000,000,000 yards of cloth oo

Leghorn hens,

weet rrots— inach— s—Cali-

Tomatoe: Caulifiower—Colorado er Ca ichigan square

25@' Peas—Co) b 2.10. ‘gnion. args! (80-1b. eg

die "Beet

HOBS SET BACK

157020 GENTS

Traders Bicker Only Shortly Before Lowering Schedule; Sheep Advance.

Light shipping demand brought a 15 to 20-cent decline in hog prices at Indianapolis today after buyers and sellers bickered over prices, according to the Agricultural ‘Marketing Service. There was a large number of hold-

lower market, and the market was made more rapidly tnan, yesterday when a 3-hour deadlock occured. Vealers remained steady with a top price of $11.50. Fat lambs rose 25 cents to establish a top price of $10.

Rents.

R4IR 583

you ve $3.3

Se t. 2

Ton Repts. |Sept. .$ 8.00 66411 26

45 han 97 %.65 - 9022 28

Barrows and Gilts | d and 1G

v.40 on kin

Suwa

6.75- 6.90 6.50- 6.80 6.25- 6.60

Slaughter Pigs 7.05 Medium and Gond—

| 250- . 6.00- 6.85 7.00/ 90- 120 . 6.00- 6.35

& Vealers (Receipts, 733) ulls | Beet" excluded) .$ 7.00- 7.75

Slaughter Cattle Steers

Choice ood 900 $10.75-11. zh i 900-1100 "10.50-11.2 5 sansaze- 7.00- 7 65 1100-1300. 10.24-11:00|. Mout, 7.00 7.50 1300-1500 10.35-10.%5/Cutter nd comm - 900.1100. 9.75-10. Soe 10

50| V yo oo-1100- 9.75-10. 15141] Weights— 0-1300. 9.50-10.50| Gi 9.25-10. 25 .$10.50-11.50

1300- 1500.. he Medi n an 750- 900. 8.00- 7.50! Medium. 3:00. 10.50 8.00- 9.50} Cull... - 8.00 ‘Cal —

1100-1500 Goon 1100. 6.50- 8.00 (Receipts, 604) Feeder. Stocker Cattle. Steers

| Choice |

SHoice

Heifers 500- 800 § 9.00- 318 . 800-1050. = 9.00- 9.5 hoice— oe 800. 50-900 10.50-11 2s) 800- 1050:

Good750- 900. 9.25-10. s0{ 500- 1600, %7.50- 8.25 Medium — ee

{Com > ‘ 500- 900 10.25-11.00! 500-9 6.50- 7.50 ws

o Medium and good ...$ 5.50- 6.25 Calves (steers) Good and Choice— 500 down $10.00-10.75 0 dow 9.78 aon (he

0 Good — . 4.50- 5.50! 500 Sv $ 9.10- 9.25 Cutter (low

|Med cutter), 3.75- 4.50/ 500 JL 8.00- 9.00 “SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 2196) Soring L {Good and medium $ 9.50-10.00 | Medium and choice 8.00- 3 32 Common -- 6.00- 8.0 !Good and ee 3.00- 3.50 Common and medium ..... werent 00 ies

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

PoE cents. Tove 9000; slow, mostly 10 to 25 cents lower than ednesday s unE good and choice 200-270 we. $7. Se crane: 27 270~ 10@ .

17.15 m 60-180- Io LTE Ply 5 ach — 25 to 40 cents oes 00d Py choice 270-330 lbs., [email protected] 500 1bs., ghost] $5. 35@040. Sheep — ‘Receipts, 10,000; spring ets steady to weak; start 15 cents and more lower; sheep strong, or native and Western Spring lambs, bulk -native, $9.75 down; native i ewes, [email protected], Cattle—Receipts, 6000; calves, 1000; very slow traGe generally; even cthve yearlings and light steers recently active How v Hull Sy bids

and weak cents lower eight 2nd DILLY Puilocks gs 25 cen and more under ednesday’s close Bis 50 cents lower than Tuesday's. Practically no heavies sold; several loads earlings and light steer, [email protected]; est heifers, 0; loads strictly prime held above $11.25; othery $10.50 downward; all eur classes draggy. d scarce but weak;

8.50- 9.00 8.25- 8.75

Cows

. § 8.006.50-

4.50-

Good Medium .. Cutter-and common. Canner.

9. 7. 8.50ifers) 5.5!

even harks bul [email protected]; CH 3 butctiers.

beef cows, 10

to - {cents lower; bulls, weak with $7.40 prac- : [tical top on scattered offerings:

vealers, 50c to $1 under week's high price: mainly $11 down with close sort: very few selects, $11.50; . stockers and feeders very draggy.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

FT. WAYNE Ind., Sept. 28 (U. P.).— cents lower;

'NATI, Sept; (U. Pao02 Rol, Weights above bs. oH Lighter steady top, 7.30; 215-300 Ibs; hE 10: 100-140 lbs... $5.7 5@$. 50; most good pack SOWS,

in Cattie—sa Table. ho: total. 650. Calves— Salable, 200; total, 200. Slow, steers, earlings and heifers, steady to weak. ean up sales Jaevenly lower, cows ana bulls steady nd two gate aso and lings, diu RYT load 9; ad Sd to [email protected]; canners and 5.25; practical top sausa, $7. vealers fully 50 cents lower; $11. 50; bulk good and choice, $10.50

211. Sheep—Salable, 300; total. 900. Active, spring lambs strong, Slaughter : eady. trucked around country-graded Fail to cho [email protected]:

" “aan: hela:

cents Jowers

bulls,

$2.75; common and Sie ewes, mainly

LAPAYE Ket. 3a Ben 22 a 0D Jue een e Cc lower: S. se fomr -27500-280 _ 1bs.. Say. 20; 280-325 1bs.. $6. 5 806.90: pigs. $6.50 down: roughs, $6.95 down. Calves, $10, 50@11; lambs, $9.50.

ad g medium

” RITE'S ’ CUT PRICE WATCH REPRIRING

CLEANIN (Any Watch) reese

MAIN SPRINGS § CROWN, sensor es ve ene "oc

CRYSTALS

‘Coionlal. Thrifty Savings Ace counts -are ‘Insured by' Gove ernment ‘Agcy. up to. $5,000. ‘Palanial Savin Solos} BA ii ‘MEM ER AL SAVINGS 2 LOAN

COR ION (28 Sopth filinein Ee 0 4

(Any Shape) Repair Work earasised tor 1 Year

rent a pair at ALL-N}

overs in the yards after yesterday's

Directors Meet Tomorrow

cutter: sows 2

) . peciing Jor oil and gas, ‘etc.;

LOCAL BUSINESS

A total of $1,882,841 was invested in 127 insured saving and loan associations in Indiana during August, Nugent Fallon, general manager of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. at Washington, reported today. There are now a- total of 107,259 investors in these associations and their savings amount to $91, 102,120, Mr. Fallon said. August home loans made by the associations was placed at 1615 for a total of $2,211,354. Assets of the insured associations were $123,067,580 on Sept. 1, an incrsase of $11,524,650 in the period of 12 months, Mr. Fallon said.

Local Underwriter Goes to Wheeling, W. Va.

Ned G. Patrick, assistant general | agent of the E. L. Smith Agency of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. here, has been appointed general agent for the firm at Wheeling, W. Va. it was announced today.

Cost Accountant

Directors of the Indianapolis Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will meet to-{

club house at Hartly Hills Country Club, Hagerstown, Ind. it was announced today.

City Bank Clearings Decline This Week

Bank clearings in Indianapolis for the week ended yesterday fell sharply. below the previous week ‘and was lower than the year-ago week. Clearings for 22 cities measured by Dun é& Bradstreet, Inc., declined from last‘week, but refnained above the year-ago level for the 10th consecutive time. Loeal clearings this week totaled $18,124,000 as compared with $20,523,000 last week and $18,668,000 in the corresponding week of 1938.

Social Security Blanks Mailed to Employers

Social security blanks for reporting old-age benefit taxes for July, August and September are

urday, Will H. Smith, Indiana Internal Revenue Collector, said today.

a on individuals 65 years of age or older as required by the

Security Act.

INCORPORATIONS

New Albany Hosiery Mills, New Albany; final dissolution. : Mid-West Food Packers, Inc., Marion; amendment increasing capital stock to 1250 shares common and 300 shares preferred of ‘$100 par value Hammond Alloys. Inc., %s- -Roselawn Ave. Hammond; agent, Rey V. Ramage, Li Forest Ave.. R. . Hammond; 1000 shares of $108 Wy "value; manufasturing| and fabricating metal alloys; Harry Bernier; W. F. Blackmun, Ray. V. Ramage. Sales Promotica Co., Inc., 5133 Hohman St.. Hammond; agent, ‘Chas. Simon, s addreds; 100 shares of $100 par va Phin & and retailing merchandise of P. Souder Charles Simon, Lewis Simon, J. ouders. J. Crosbie, Inc., Oklahoma: admitted to indiana to produce crude oil and’ manufacturing gasoline. Stevens, Inc., 1a anapolis; dissolution. Liquors, Inc. In enSpokis) registration of label. “Kentucky. 4,2 class_48; whisky. St. Clair Realty Sop Indianapolis: change of agent to Wm. M. Schumacher. 20 E. St. Clair St.. Indianapolis. Clinton's Capitol Theatre. Tne. Clinton: change of agent, Ld > Ferguson, 748 Walnut St., Hinois indians Production Corp., os Evansville; agent, Owen Pletcher Trust Bldg., _prosLyle A. Gar-

value: y h H. Garner, E. V. G Tri Stae Land and Lease Co., Ine. Mes Curdy Hotel, Evansville; agent, Pickens, 1300 : | anapolis: 0 ghares no Rar value; real estate: P. H. Hawley, Mrs. A. J. Hawley, Lily SO rinD Brinkman - Mfg. c., 45 N. Gale St, Indiananolis: agent, Harry A. C. Brinkman, ame address: 5000 shares no par value: manufacturing ne novelties, medical iastruments. etc.; v A. C. LA liam A. Eantaen, "Katherine Brinkm The Biltmore Supper Club, Indianapolis: amendment changing name to The Top

b. The Bristol Rifle Club, Inc., Bristol; no capital stock: to promote safe handling of firearms: Burton E. Shaw. John W, Ulery, Alvern L. Reynolds and others St. Nicholas Carpat tho-Russian Greek Chuolle Eastern Rite (Orthodox) Church

Pickens, anapolis :150 shares no par

% TONIGHT! Ee WIRE ++ 8P. M. GOOD NEWS OF 1940°

with FANNY BRICE as ‘Baby Snooks”! WALTER HUSTON ROLAND YOUNG Connie Boswell Hanley “Daddy” Staiferd Meredith Willson's Orchestra

morrow at the Perfect Circle Co. |.

to be mailed to all employers Sab~|

The tax now must be paid, he|

recent ‘amendment to the Social

Fletcher Trust Bldg. Ondis |

TONIGHT

7 00—Rudy Vallee, WIRE. 8:00—Good News, WIRE. 8:00—Promenade, Symphony, WENR. ¢«

9:00—Music Hall, WIRE. ' 9:00—Workshop, WFBM. : Rudy Vallee goes off the air tonight, Bing Crosby comes back from. his vacation and Columbia Workshop ends its summer season. Rudy has been before the mike almost” 10 years. Now he’s going to rest ‘a while. There’s been talk of him becoming a Hollywood director, Before he goes he’s taking one last crack at the business. He's to appear as guest band on the Bandwagon, Oct. 15. Tonight Jimmie Durante will do a guest stand with Mr. Vallee. Also present will be Carmen Miranda and Lou Holtz. : » 2 8 "The Music Hall gang has requested that Thanksgivityg be moved up to tonight, since Bing is going to be back with them. He'll introduce Jackie Cooper, the young star, Bobby Riggs, new tennis Champion, and, of course, Pat Friay Bing took one last fling when in New York recently. He got into an argument about how easy a certain dive was at the Aquacade at the New York World's Fair.

“ON THE R.

the 150-foot dive. : collected the money.

| Pall of | Archibald, MacLeish’s poem, at 9.

Finally he ‘bet a $100 he could do ” » ”

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Family Brown

New. Parker Joe E. Today’s Music

Dick Reed

THIS EVENING

The Indianapolis Times. is not Reuncements caused by station changes Th

"INDIANAPOLIS WIRE _ 1400

John B. Kennedy

ADIO

f He did Ca ” 2 2 ’ Columbia Workshop presents ‘The he City,” dramatization of

ght, : CBS-WFBM. play will be given at Los An open-air Memorial Coliseum. .%. . Commander Stephen F. Chadwick

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