Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1939 — Page 11

GRAINS LOWER;

U. 5. BONDS OFF

Traders Cautious Pending Definite Trend in Peace, Neutrality Talk.

By UNITED PRESS The

corn declined more than a cent at | Chicago. ~ Leading issues came back fractionally from early lows, which rep- | resented declines ranging to more than $3. United States Steel touched $75.25,

Bethlehem was at $91, off $2.37% net, and up 50 cents from the low. . Chrysler firmed more than $1 after “touching $89.62%%, off $1.62. Santa | ga Fe recovered $1 of a loss of $1.75. Several issues made small vances, including American Can,

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

30 INDUSTRIALS Saturday ........ccc0o..00... 152.54 2.38 Week ago ...... ees 152.64 —0.35 Month ago ...... cessasedes. Holiday Year ago eecevenses 144.29 1.16 High, 1939, 155.82: Low, 121.44, High, 1938, 158.41; Low, 98.95, 20 RAILROADS Saturday ...... Week ago .. Month 2820 .....cococoveeeea UYCRP BRO + oiiiiinadorivnn aise High, 1939, 35.90; Low. 24.14, High, 1938, 33.98: Low. 19.00, 15 UTILITIES veers 25.48 vod 24.70 10.07 Month age .. Holiday Year ago 20.20 --0.2% ~ Righ, 1939, 27%. 10: Low, 20.71. : High, 1938. 25.19: Low, 15. 14,

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One of the new models. . . . ‘The Mercury 8 Town Sedan.

STEEL FORECAST

Utility Head

RIDING COMFORT S EMPHASIZED

Facilitated by ‘Finger Tip’

7:00—Andre Kostelanetz, WFBM. 7: 00—Tommy Riggs, WIRE. 8:30—Alec Templeton, WIRE, 9:30—Blondie, WFBM.

Paul V. McNutt, Ft Federal Security tor, will address the Interstate Conference of Unemployment Agencies here tonight. He will be heard at 5:45 p.m, CBSWFBM

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The 15-round fight Bebweun Fred Apostoli, world middleweight champion, and Cerefino Garcia will be aired at 9 o'clock tonight, NBCWENR. Bill Stern and Sam Traub, as usual, will describe it. . . . Alec Templeton will give his impression of Rudy Vallee as. Brunnhilde on his’ broadcast at 8:30, NBC-WIRE. He'll play a duet with Casper Reardon, classical harpist who will turn Jivist for the time. Their number will be “I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby.” Lou Holtz,

_|dialectician, is the other guest. .

Tune-up Time broadcasts from Hollywood instead of from New York, starting with Andre Kostelanetz at 7, CBS-WFBM. The program has been renewed for -the

fall season by its sponsors. . . .

Another renewal is the Blondie series, at 9:30, CBS-WFBM. Tonight Dagwood will learn that he has won a couple of ducats to the World Series in a slogan contest. . . . Colleen Ward, a young Duluth actress who arrived in New York

wood, ‘will Have the feminine’ leat

in a new series starting at 6:30 NBC-WLS. The show. is called of the Finest and is about a young police officer. ® 8 » Dr. William Stidger’s Getting the Most: Out of Life returned to th air this morning and can be heard at 10:45 a. m. daily, NBC-WLS, WOWO. Until network time is available WLS will carry the program at 11:30 a. m. .'. . WIBC will carry special Indianapolis Public School programs at 10:30 a. m. dail starting tomorrow. . . . Sherlock Holmes, in the person of Basil Rathbone, starts a new eekly series at 7 tonight, NBC-WMAQ. Dr. Watson will be played by the usually poisonous Nigel Bruce. , . . Pred Waring’s Pleasant Time at 6, NBCWIRE, starts the new game of but= fon, button, tonight. The idea is built around the silly lyrics you'd get if you put together the scattered bits heard when you pusin the dial= ing buttons on your radio. . .. Wal= ter Connolly, Edward Arnold: and. Fay Wray take roles in Cecil B. DeMille’s production of “You Can't Take It With You” at 8, CBSWFBM. . . . Henry Pringle, Pulitzer Prize winner in biography, will be the guest with C. V. R. Thompson, English journalist, on Author! Author! at 8:30, Mutual. . . . Teddy Hart, now on Broadway with Milton Berle -in “See May Lawyer,” will guest star ‘on Tommy Rizgs’ 7, NBC=

WIRE, show.

Operate at 87.5 Per Cent of Capacity.

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THIS EVENING °

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announcgments caused by station changes after press time.) INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 L (CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS) (NBC Net.) Kitty Reene

Melody Weavers Girl Alone Forum DUnannounced

O’Neills Unannounced Hollywood Dick Reed Anthony Jack strong Scattergood Dessa Byrd Dinning Sisters am ed A Speaser Child’s Or. Child’s Or. Interviews Serendde Vincent Gomes Ray Perking Silhouettes Tom Mix

Pleasure Time Rex Maupt x Maupin Dick Reed Variety 5

Wallenstein’s ‘or.

Gear and Stabilizer; Mercury Improved.

cents: Loew's, $31.37%( up 25 cents, and Standard Oil of New Jersey, $48.72, up 121% cents. I .. Traders continued cautious pend- |ggy ing debate on Neutrality Bill.

Br Wheat, Corn Decline Burroughs

Wheat and corn dropped more|s Term .... than a cent in small trade on the Byers oh Chicage Board of Trade as buyers| awaited definite developments in European peace talk and American neutrality. At the end of the first hour wheat |Ca was off 13% to 13% cents, corn was off 7: to 134 cents and oats were 3% to a cent lower. Saturday's gains were practically ‘erased as the wheat market followed the easier tone of the stock market. Export demand was very light and % contributed to the decline. Precipitation over the week-end fi Ene & : —U— was very slight in the winter wheat|SojgateP-F-..- 13s 134 137 Nulen & C0 ... 1% belt. Scattered showers were fore- |G 4 , - 1a 21a cast in some sections today and i v Cially were expected to ease drought con- 267% ”n’ 3 a(n Alreraft Cp 43 43 ditions. 3% 35%

“ U. 8. Bonds Lower . o5 % a 13% 13%

Government obligations were sub- |¢ Bak B.... 1V ; } 3 - 13 13 jected to another liquidating wave, |g | 26%, : Sec. 9% Ss suffering losses ranging to over a "39h 1314 point in a generally irregular bond |Gorn Prod Loam 38l market, 113% 13% "A few Treasury issues firmed, but au * the majority registered declines of 765% 3-32 to 12-32 points. Trading was moderately active. Cotton futures backed and filled in a narrow range around previous _closing levels in quiet trading. Un‘certainty over forthcoming develop- , ments in Europe served to restrict ' dealings. World sugar futures sagged . to losses of 3 to 6 points around midsession after opening 4 to 1 point higher. Domestic contracts also _ eased.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 2 (U. P).— ‘s,| The ‘nation’s steel mills are sched-

i uled to operate at 87.5 per cent of ? capacity this week, the highest level since May. 24, 1937, and 3.7 points or 44 per cent over the preceding week’s rate, the American Iron & Steel Institute reported today. ~ Steel ingot production in the final quarter of this. year probably will reach the highest level for any “"y,|quarter on record, the magazine ’s | Steel said today. “The unprecedented wave of steel buying the past four weeks has passed the crest,” the publication stated, ‘and pressure for delivery leaves mills the problem of providing additional iron and steel provs |ducing facilities necessary to re- , | lieve heavy backlogs. “More steelmaking capacity is > |being added as rapidly as possible. but in some cases is being retarded by shortage of blast furnace capacity. The latter, in turn, is handicapped by lack of adequate coke supplies.” i The authority reported steel operations last week up 4% points to 84 per cent as compared with 47 per cent a year .ago. The rise extended the September gain to 20 points.

DAILY MILK SALES UP-5.65 PER CENT

Times Special NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—Daily Average sales of fluid milk during August increased 5:65 per cent: over the same period a year ago, the Milk Industry Foundation announced today. In August daily average sales totaled 6,626,672 quarts compared with 6,272,370 quarts in August 1938. Milk company payrells in August showed a decrease of 2.12 per cent and employment an increase of .21 of 1 per cent compared with August, 1938.

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

By UNITED PRESS First National Bank of New York September quarter indicated earnings $18.71 a share vs. $21 32 year ago. International Railways of Central America eight months ended Aug. 31 net income $845,362. equal to $1.02 a common share vs. $798,866 or 93 cents year ago; August net income $24,422 vs. net loss $21,071 year ago. New England Power Association 12 months ended June 30 consolidated net income $5,035,967 equal to $1.13 a common share vs. $4,615,789 or 68 cents previous 12 months. Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. fiscal year ended Aug. 31 estimated net profit $2,036,645 equal to 42 cents a share vs. $1,604,895 or 33 cents previous year.

A, new ‘ride stabilizer” and “finger-tip” gear shifts are among the special equipment on the 1940 new Fords -which were presented to the public today by local dealers. The body designs of all the new Ford -products, including the Mer|cury and Lincoln-Zephyr, have been changed to effect a longer, stream-

lined appearance. The radiators are higher and the motor hoods are longer on all models,

Stress Riding Comfort

The Ford Motor Co.. announcements said engineers had stressed more riding comfort in all models with special ventilating equipment installed in all cars. Engineers said new-type sealbeam headlights: will add “50 per cent more driving vision” at night and that the ride stabilizer will contribute to easier steering. More room has been provided in the front seats of all models by elimination of the lever gear shifts| and installation of the finger-rip devices under a two-spoke steering wheel. The 1940 Mercury features devices designed to minimize motor noise with - rubber-cushioned mountings and new body insulations.

Body Is Larger

The body is larger than the 1939|—- its Julia models with new streamlined de-| gy mots ang Marge signs for the front and rear ends. 30 Millon Larger batteries are used in the LL new Mercury with generators of in- BLY 1a aer creased capacity to supply. added urls reserve for the new headlights. Life Story The Lircoln-Zephyr bodies are Jovee Jordan longer and wider with 22 per cent Farm Circle more glass area in the windows. is The windshield, unbroken by a middle suport, has 105 square inches more glass aréa than the 1938 cars:

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R. A. Gallagher, president of the Public Service Co. of Indiana, is new head of the Indiana Electric Association. He was elected last week at the annual convention of the association at French Lick, Ind. Two other Indianapolis men named to office of the organization are: Harry T. Pritchard, Indianapolis Power & Light Co., vice president, and R. E. Blossom, sec-retary-treasurer

NEW FINANCING TO DIP SLIGHTLY IN WEEK

NEW YORK, Oct. 2 (U. P.).—The Daily Bond Buyer today reported new municipal and state financing scheduled for this week amounts to $13,436,449. Compared with $13,505,285 last week. The authority said the weekly average of new offerings for the year to date now stands at $24,632,533. The Northwestern Electric Co. has applied for exemption from requirements of the Holding Company Act in connection with issuance and sale of $6,700,000 in first mortgage 4 per cent bonds and $2,800,000 in 412° per cent debentures, due in 1959, to be sold privately. In the statement filed with the A Securities & Exchange Commission. Northwestern stated that the bonds are to be sold to a group of insurance companies. Information on the prospective sale of the debentures will be filed later. In another statement filed with the SEC, the North American Light & Power Co. proposes to issue 2,666,667 shares of common stock, 2,000,000 shares of which will be offered pro rata at $1 per share to holders of record March 5, 1935 and the balance offered pro rata at $3 per share to holders of record March : pre 3, go 5, 1936." 3 A 1 CLA ERIE, Net proceeds will be used by hoth B / : ; Northwestern and North American to retire currently outstanding obligations.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Oct. 2 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press 1930-33 average equals 100):

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Breakfast Jam Nine to Shine News Today's ,,Musie Unannounced

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (NBC Net.) Early Birds

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Plai on Woman in White Dr. Swing Miss Julia Linda's Love

Friendly House Lorenzo Jones 4d Unannounced

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Revelers Betty and Bob

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Mugic : Girl Alone Music of Today Kitty Keene ~~ ; ok Reed Interviews jro Atmcitone SI rag Oe Bick Reed Serenade fe Amat KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to “change) : MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850, NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ 670.. CBS—WARBC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.

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DESVERNINE SCANS "INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK

FRENCH LICK, Ind. Oct. 2 (U. + | P.).—The preseni and future out-

Z| look for industry was discussed here today before the 46th annual convention of the Farm Equipment Institute by R. E. Desvernine of New York, president of the Crucible Steel Co. More than 600 active and associate members assembled for the convention. Oscar Johnston of Scott, Miss. 2 | president of the National Cotton Council of America, tomorrow will 2 | discuss the cotton problem and its relation to farm equipment. Merle +| Thorpe of Washington, editor of Nation's Business, will speak at the final meeting Wednesday. 2

JUMP IN LAND VALUE SEEN AS WAR RESULT eos tt ‘Waukesha Motor Co. fiscal year

CHICAGO, Oct. 2" (U. P.).—!ended July 31 net income $513,818 S. M. Waters, president of the equal to $1.28 a share vs. $451,685 or Mortgage Bankers Association of $1.13 previous year.

America, predicted today the Eu- : ropean war would cause a sharp HOLC INTEREST RATE MARKED DOWN TODAY

increase in American land values and warned that a sensational price jump might result in a disrupted agricultural economy. Robert M. Collier, state manager of the Home Owners’ Loan Corp., announced today that all homes owned by the HOLC will be sold ‘on

He said measures to avoid\ extraordinary increases in farm land contracts carrying 4.5 per cent interest rate instead of the former

values would be studied at the asrate*of 5 per cent.

sociation’s annual convention opening Oct. 4 at Detroit. The new rate became effective to-|Aero Sup B ... day, he said. A an B ne

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A drop of 20 to 25 cents carried’ Joos the top hog price to a low for a & month of $6.85, quoted on 220 to Greyhound Cp.. .240-pounders, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. Weights under 160 pounds shared in the full decline. In the face of Jewish holidays and Friday, vealers de. | Here Par nt 132 { clined $1 and the top price slid to Houd Her B .. ’

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STAINLESS STEEL ETCHED YOUNGSTOWN, Q. Oct. 2 (U.. P.).—A process for etching photographs on stainless steel has been developed by a manufacturer here. Plaques, memorial and building plates, golf course markers and bookends are being’ made by the process.

evens Amusement Park, Inc. 301% Jenersonville: agent. Paul 1 Sts., Jefferson DD oh A on operating amusement enter gs Sales, Stewart M. Sales, Robert B. les.

State Furniture Mfg. Corp., 302 State St., Indianapolis: agent, John H. Talge, same address; 100 shares of "$100 par value; manufacturing and selling furniture; Harlev 8. Horton, Wilia R. Fier fot: John H. Talge, H. M. C. J. Harris.

$10.50. ) Choice fat lambs held steadyy Bua Matar’: Tie 1] at $9.7p to $10, but all others ruled weak 50 cents lower in uneven m Central ol.. y .

In ayon . trade. : Inspiratn Cop .

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK |i:

| Hozs—Receipts, 12,000: slow, unevenly f _ 23740 cents lower than Friday's average; | top, $7.05, good and choice 210-270 1bs., 4 88. Sis @7. 05; largsly. $6.85@7: 270-300 lbs. ; $6.80@7; 300-360 Ibs. [email protected]: most Jarvis Co 160-180 ‘Tbs.. [email protected]; good and choice | John-Man Tol i sows $6.35; 330-500 Ibs.. usualy _" Cattle—Receipts, 17.000; colves, 1000: lit- | Kennecott tle accomplished early on slaughter classes | Keystone of cattle; few early sales weak to 15 Kinney 5 vo ‘23 cents lower; most bids fully 25 cents down: | Kroger .G & B. 25% early top choice 1014-1b. yealing steers, $10.85; best Reaves early $10.6! light- h V Coal weignt heifers upward to $1075: bulk | Fern pas range fed heifers, Pgo. [email protected]; beef cows hn & Fink very draggy. fairly active on canner and O-F Glass ... cutter grades; canners largely $4.50 down- |. i Sid ward; Strope weight ‘cutters up to $5.25: practical Imi sausage bulls, $7.15; Sealers mostly $11 downward: few selects, $11.50: stockers and feeders opening about

steady Re 45: 50001 heep—Receipts, ¥ 10@25 cents er: Tew early sales good

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LOCAL ISSUES

The following gquotatio - avons. pa ing Btions by the Indian

indicate the: et leve based on buying and selling quotations of recent transacticns.

Brown,

Woman’s Board of Missions of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church Evansville; reorganized as The Board of Foreign Missions oh the Cumberland Presbyterian ne

id Auto Invest Cor . 2 9 Ft. Wayne Dry Goods Co. Inc. Ft. Belt RR yne; address to 214 8. RanSaturday . sesscesss 119.34 5c RR R'& SUEY Yds pf 5 Iph St.. Gi s h ent WERK 880 vueurisinrrernsesess 110127 : . Franklin

Cent Ind Pow 7% pfd . 4 Grimes, 613 tt. Month 880 ...............: Holiday |HomS T&T Ft. Wayne hit wn re Year ago .i.......essseevy. 10499

Royal Theater Corp., 1144 Consolidated in Blog. Indianapolis; change of agent to V. 1£39 high (Sept. 30) ........ 119.34 o eS, 1939 low (July 24)

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tration of trade-mark, ‘Interstate Glass {House,” classes: 17, 44 45 and 48.

Sowega Melon Growers Assn., Adel Ga.: : Legistrasion of trademark. “Sowega,”’ class : foods and ingredients of foods.

CAMEL wisi bbe’. New Fall en Custom Made

Tires Corp. New ‘$ York City: registration of trade-mark | DRESSES MILLER-WOHL CO. 45 E. Wash. St. RI-2230 CLARINET il. Instruction INDIANA MUSIC CO. 115 E, Ohio St. LL. 4088

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Bon iR REC SRN gS. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the our- 8; 50 | rent fiscal year through Sept. 29, com- 7» 15 5 pared with a year a 0: i Ye

Van Camp Silk Co com. Van Camp Milk Co pfd Bonds American oan oy g. " are merican Loan 5s 3% 34 oi: [Citizens Ind Tel 4%s 61 A 3 Crabbe Reynolds-Taylor 5s 42. . Home T&T Ft Wayne 5% 55.. 16 Home T&T Ft W 6% 43 . $2,405,600 213. 2 $2180 Sinan 38 C $e 3 3% Indo. Railway tne 87% 61" . » , on ! 3 } In 1,436,353.066.87 1,498,880.1 2 bie T1.33|Inter TelwTel 5% 53 960.247,181.55 Indpls Water 3!3% 68 : Kuhner Packing Co 47, Morris 5&10 Sto

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OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI. Oct. 2 (U. P.), my Rec eceipts. salable, : total, 3600; 275-300 Ibs., $6.70: 100-140 lbs.. @6: most good packing sows, $5.50@86. Cattle — Receipts, salable, 1600; to 1750; calves receipts. salable, total, 400: odd head choice light yearlings to $10.50: common and medium steers and Ted tungs, $6@"7.75: 815 Ibs.

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LOANS . INDIANA TRUST CO.

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[email protected]: Ik good and choice. $10.50 a” medium to good stock calves.

Receipts, salable, 600: total. 600: lambs, $9 : strictly choice | ewes and wethers absent: common and meSu $6.5028.50; slaughter ewes mainly

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INDIANAPOLIS GLEARING HOUSE Sisarings 078,000 1

Debits FOREIGN me

NEW YORK, Oct. 2 (U. P.).—Foliowi are noon cable rates on major currencies:

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