Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1939 — Page 14

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DAY, OCT. 11; 1939.

STOCKS EDGE UP IN DULL TRADE ON N. Y. BOARD 5

Wheat Up Slightly From Low 4

30! Day; U. S. Federal “ Bonds Advance.

"By UNITED PRESS Stocks edged irregularly higher in quiet dealings today. With the market closing tomorrow in observance of Columbus Day and Prime Minister Chamberlain scheduled to deliver Britain’s reply to Germany's Peace bid, traders operated cautiously.

- ‘Major security, ° * commodity and produce markets as well as banks will be closed throughou the nation

bus Day. Livestock and food markets will remain open.

Business news continued mainly favorable, but major attention was focused on the confused foreign ‘picture. : Aviation shares met some demand. United Aircraft and Douglas gained $1 and more. Bethlehem Steel, U.S. Steel, Chrysler and General Motors were little changed. Chemical, oil and electrical equipment shares were firm. Utilities generally showed small gains, while rails were mixed. Wheat rallied slightly after dipping a cent on the Chicago Board of Trade on liquidation pressure. At the end of the first hour wheat was off 4 to 3. cents, corn off % to 1- cent, and oats were % to % cent lower. - Reports of large domestic wheat supplies and favorable crop prospects in Argentina weakened prices. . U. 8S. Government bonds scored a brisk advance, while other sections of the list crept fractionally higher in very quiet trading. Opening gains

to as noon

eral group were extended much &s 20-32 toward the hour. Cotton futures .were steady

tations were 3 to 5 points higher, after opening 1 to 6 points higher. Final prices were higher on the London Stock Exchange on an improved volume of trading. The uptrend reflected the favor-

able reaction to speeches by Pre-|E mier Daladier of France and Sir

Kingsley Wood, British air minister.

HOG PRICES LOWER IN LOCAL TRADING

. After a decline of 25 cents yester- Gen

day, hog prices weakened still further ‘at the Indianapolis Union Stockyards “today, heavy weights falling ‘off 10 to 30 cents, according to - the Agricultural Service. 30 cents, according to the Agricultural Marketing ‘Service. The top price remained at $7.10, the governmental agency said.Vealers were 50 cents higher as

ire | D in quiet trading. Around mid-day quo- B

‘Marketing Gen

Adams Air “Redu Auegn

Am CTSuE 6 pr. Am Mmacn o ray 13% Am Mach & Met 4% Am metal 262 Am Peu 5 pf A 407% Am Rad & S S'lu's Am Rout Mill .. Zuus Am Ship ouild. $64 Am Sil fies c.. OOY8 Am 1 & p Am Am Am Am Am Am

L obacco . ‘tod pi aAype £.... i; water W. wooten pf. me

noon n Gl pi; 112 - Armr Del pi ..lulvs Armour ul ..... bus Armsirong Ck . Aicnison 3 Aul renning Auburn Auto .. Aviauion corp .

Bald Loco ct salt & Ohi sarnsaall

. 19%

ottn deel d pi. soraen ai : STIRES wine SKiyn-M $ one 38 syn « @ Tr. suuu Mig Suller ©ros .... wucte Lop & Z.

Calumet & H .. capis adm A... vase J 1 vawerpillar T .. i vent vior Sug.. vnes & Ohio .. carysler v4 vieve ki Ilm pt. 1uy volgate ¥ © ... lo Coium Gas ... woL varoon .... Com: Creait -... , rey vom Soivents. .. 13 33% . luda comwith, Edison 2 ‘ Comwith & So.. Comwit & So pt Cong-Nairn .... 22 Cons Aircraft.. — dy Cons Cop Mns.. a Cons Edison .. 30% m4 Ya Cons Oil 3 4 Container

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3 Cont Oil Del .. ‘Corn Prod 62 Crane Co Cream Wht .... Crown Cork ... Crown Zeller .. Crucible St .... Cub-Am Sug ... Curtis Pub Curtis-Wr = .... Curtis-Wr A....

Deere & Co .... Dome Mines ... Douglas Air D Du Pont pf ...

20 134%

1934 . 20 1342

East Air Lines.. East Rodak

23 1% 1% —fe Fed Wat 8S A.. 1% Pirestone Ai 1022 Flintkote .... TV Food Mach . 3 33%

ell-o Exchange Buf .

1% 102% 17% 33

Francisco Sug . 8, Freept-Sulphur. 33% Gair Robt bpf.. Baking ... Gen Electric .. a Gen Foods 40 Gen Cen Gen Gen

Goodyear pf Sialam-Faige . Nor Ore ... at North of.. Gt West Sug... Green H L Greyhound Cp..

7 18% .31 16%

the top “price rose to $11.50. Fat lambs lost 25 cents to establish a top price of $9.75.

To 3%

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7... 130

Barrows and Gilts | Packing Sows good en nd i d

and Choice— 00. $ 6.35 7 8.25-

.00 6.7 ol Slaughter Pigs 6.60! Medium and Good— | 250- 500.. 5.40- 6.15 160-200 6.15- 6.85i 90- 120.. 5.75- 6.00

Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 1130)

| Bul Steers | (Yearlings Choice— 19.

0 ee. lce50 $10.30-11.00( Good... § 6.75Sausaz 135 118 gus 6.50-

6.75-

7.25

7.00 6.55

5-10. comm 6.25

03 25| lan Weights — ood

0 -10,00; | a ..$10.50-11.50

. 9.25/Common and 9. 00} Medium .. 8. 5.50: 10.50

Common— 8.00 - - Ca 150 1100. 6.50- 7. 54 Regsiote 593) Steers, Heifers

Mixed— 500- 750.

G 500- 750. Heifers Mediu Choice— 750- 900. 10.50-11.25! 00-1600.

A230 500. 9.25-10. so; 00-900 500- 500 10.25-11.00 Medium and,

Common— I :8 3 30. 500

Feeder, Stocker Cattle, Steers C00. § 9 20. - 3 .00- 9.75 10.50-11.00! 304°1050.." 9.00- 9.50

8.50. 8.25-

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'Good— ‘ 9.25-10.50 500% 300. .

80-1050. Y 8.75 8.25

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6.25 -'900. 6.00 17.25 ou Calves teers) | 300 down § 9.75-11.00 'Medium— a & 0

u 8 0 down. 8.5 0$251 Calves (heifers) Sommon 5. 30} 500 down $10.00-11.00 Canner Mediu cutter) .. °%. 75- 4.50) 500 osm. 8.00- 9.00 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1738) Lambs

pot and choice ...........;.: $ 9.50-10.00 3 8.00- 9.25

edtum and choice

Ewes (on shorn basis)

and choice ............ i.

Good 3.00- 3.50 Common and medium 300; ..

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hoge--Receipts, active, 10 to 25 s higher oo Ye - average, to 25 cents up, practical top, $7.30; an

@7. ; good 270-3 acking sows, 81.15 $6.50@6 80; 360- 0-1b., Kinds,

attle—Receipts. 9500: calves, 1000: anI draggy trade on medium weight ty hig oI oply gh bul

8.25

and weig scaling 1150.13 narrow dem choice to prime few loads 310 light yearlin . especial downward: mixed of

wanted, tremely dull, steady to strong. sausage Bulle Strong. heavy fat bulls weak to 25 cents lower: $7 down: heavy sausage bulls a $7.35; vealers scarce and steady, $1 @12; light stock calves steady, heavy

Receipts, 2000: late Tuesday all Jo fat native lambs.

Is excluded) |

9.00

‘|Steel Shipments Rise

| Here Pdr Homestake Houston Oil

Harvester M Marine . 397

| TRADE

NEWS

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (U. P).— Buying by retailers and consumers continues to reflect better business conditions and confidence in prices, the American Institute, of Food Distributors, Inc., said today.

is still present, but there is no “surging rush to accumulate stocks,” the authority said. Dollar volume of retail stores sales is running 5 to 7 per cent above a year ago while whosale grocers have reported an increase in late September and early October of 24.7 per cent over the corresponding 1938 period.

Tee Rail Use Up

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (U, P).— September shipments of trackwork for tee rail track of 60 pounds per

yard and heavier amounted to 4916 U tons, compared with 5402 tons in August and 2686 tons in September,

5(1938. the American Iron & Steel In5 stitute reported today.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (U. P.).— Shipments of finished steel products, by subsidiaries of United States |

ind Steel Corp. last month topped ail

monthly records since September,

1937, and, with the exception of that month's volume, were "the highest

x [for any September since 1929, the

5 corporation reported today.

i oi Stocks Drop

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (U. P)— ¢| Stocks of all oils as of Aug. 31 tos|taled 522,094,000 barrels, the Bureau of Mines reported today. \ On July 31, the Bureau reported 558,830,000 barrels and on Aug. 31, 1938, it repodrted 579,259,000 | barrels.

| Freight Cars Ordered

NEW YORK, Oct, 11. (U. P.).—

od | The Louisville & Nashville Railroad

WAGON WHEAT anapolis grain elevators sre paying 28 No. 3 red. 78c: subject to market change: other Rrades on taeir merits. Cash corn. new No. 3 yellow, 45c. Oats, 25c¢.

‘See Final Edition ‘of the Times. 25 for Closing Stock Quotations and Other Late News

has ordered 1200 freight cars, it was learned today.

Ginning to Advance

NEW YORK, Oct.. 11 (U, P).—|0 Ginnings of cotton for the season to Oct. 1 may be heavier than for!T any similar period in the last 10 years, according to the report of a private service. The weather in the cottons belt during the last few weeks has been exceptionally. favorable for picking and ginning. The intense heat during the last 30 or 40 days has decimated the boll weevils, and damage

N Y. STOCKS

Last Change

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DOW- JONES STOCK. AVERAGES

15 INDUSTRIALS

Tagssuis seseeanes 130.66 +0.73| 40.02

—1.82

Yesterday.

Month age : Yepy ago Holiday. _ High 1939, 155.92; low, 121. uj - High 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95.

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Year age Holiday. - .

High 1930, 35.90; low, 2014. High 1938, 33.98: low, 19.00.

15 UTILITIES

4 Yesterday a Week ago

Month ago

Year ago Holiday.

‘High 1939, 27.10; iow, 20.71. High 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14.

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LOCAL ISSUES

The following auotations by the ndianapolis Bond & Share Corp. do not represent. actual price ‘offerings; . | indicate the approximate market

American Loan 5s 51 American Loan

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KJ . 36 4% —_—

4 43%

2 153% 41,

2 . 1334 4g . 24% 5% 33% 11

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based on buying and selling quotations of recent transactions. |

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5% atl Silk ery "Mills Bs 42.. Nohlesville HL&P 62% 47 Ohio Tel Co %% |

Richmond Wa ‘o Rielimen | Water Wks 5% 94.. 183%

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Directors of the Fletcher Joint

tional Bank & Trust Co. at Chicago, he said. These bonds were dated Nov. 1, 1929, callable Nov. 1, 1939, and were to ‘have matured Nov. 1, 1969. After payment of this . issue of bonds, Mr. Schiltges said, Fletcher 2! Joint Stock Land Bank will have outstanding uncalled ‘bonds .amounting to $6,744,300. The calling of these bonds reduces the 5 per: cent ‘bonds “outstanding from the€ “joint stock land bank to two issues, one for $387,100 ‘dated May 1, 1930, callable May 1, 1940, and due May 1, 1970, and one for

[Fletcher Land Bank Call Five Per Cent. Bond Issue

Stock ‘Land 1 Bank have: approved a

call for payment of $244,800 in 5 per cent bonds of the organization, ,| William B. Schiltges, first vice president of Fletcher Trust Co. and president of the land bank, announced ‘today. © The bonds are to be paid in cash, as of Nov. 1, either at the Fletcher Trust Co. here, the Guaranty Trust Co. at New York City or the Na-

Nov. 1, 1940, and due Nov. 1, 1970, Mr. Sehiltges said. The most recent call for payment of :bonds by’ Pletcher Joint’ Stock

.|Land Bank is another step in the

program of gradual liquidation of the affairs of the institution as provided by Federal law enacted in 1933. At the peak of business of the bank, the institution had loans on farms in central Indiana and ‘eastern “Illinois ‘ totaling “$17,001,195, Mr. Schiltges said. The total amount of bonds outstanding, Secured by mortgages on these farm'lands was $14,767,200 on Feb. 28, 1921,

$142,200, dated Nov. 1, 1930, callable

The Parkmoor, New Restaurant,

To Open Friday

The Parkmoor, a ‘new restaurant

{at 38th St. and Coliseum Ave., op-

posite the main entrance to the Indiana State Fair Grounds, will be opened Friday, W. L. McGinley, owner, announced today. The new business, housed in a structure = entirely different than any other in the city, will be managed by S. G. Hatch. Elevated on a terrace, the building is in the form of an oval and a circle connected with a long dining room. Parking space for 300 cars is provided. Two kitchens service the building, one in the basement and the other in the front. The upstairs kitchen is enclosed in glass to give customers a view of meals being

; | prepared.

Formal opening of the Parkmoor McGinley said.

GRAIN MARGINS CUT BY CHICAGO BOARD

CHICAGO, Oct. 11 (U. P). — Substantial reductions in margin requirements for grain trading, approved -yesterday "by the Chicago Board of Trade, became effective today. Minimum initial margins on‘ futures transactions were fixed at 10 cents per bushel on wheat, rye, barand soy beans; 8 cents -per bushel on corn, and 6 cents per bushel on oats.

. DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (U. P).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, «compiled for United Press (1920-32 average equals 100): : : ceverenees JVB ... 11841 Month 280 ......co0eee0s-... 116.30 Year ago .eee... Holiday 1939 | High (Sept. 30)......... 11934 1939 Low. (July 24)

Chicago Stocks

High Low Last Adams Oil & Gas ..... © 4, 4% Advance Alum 3 3 Berghoff Brew oY, Comwith Edison ve 20%

Ky Util cu pf La Salle Exten

Va MahitiDear

d West Corp ... Midland ‘United va

s | Nat Battery pf .

Sears-Roebuck .

9 20%:

u Walgreen Co 3%

Woodall Ind

U. 8S. STATEMENT WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts Jor. the current fiscal year through Oct. 9, compared with a year ago:

his Yea ast Yea Expenses +.$2.680,224, 785. 01 1. 451, 678, 2. 5 Receipts .. 1884 75,668.61 1,615,952,952 Grose def... 1,125, 835,725,470. Net def..... 1,115,850,9 Cash bal. . 2 %3 24,585. Work: bal.. 1.3 6 Pub. debt 40, 203. 055,0! Gold res.. 16,970.04 2 Customs 98,001,210.10 88,638, 114, 04

' INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE 518,000 7,780,000

FOOD PRICES

: CRICAG Oct. 11 ) .—Apples— Mich.gan nanan bu. 956 790c. Potatoes—Tennessee, bu., 9 0c@sL. — California, Michigan, bu.,

0@ c a gan, 12-qt. baskets, 60@175¢. Cauliflower—

lorado, crates, [email protected]. Celery — Michigan, square crates, 35@40c. Peas— California, bu., $2.75. Onion Market go. Ib. sacks) —Minnesota yellows, 47%: @50¢

AND HIS GANG

IN A BRAND-NEW SHOW _ PAST—PASCINATING

TONIGHT |

and deterioration by insects are re‘ported to 1 Coo

BEMIS: LETTER SERVICE

WRITTEN LETTERS. o» EXCLUSIVE 20TH SENTURY MIMEOGRAPHING VU?

COMPLETE MAILINGS 4 MULTIGRAPHING STENOGRAPHERS

SONALIZED AUTOMATIO ]

TO X20 ON BOND

STwe neTAmImS |

4 {300 1 1bs.

BUILDING HERE SHOWS UPTURN

Valuation for 3d Quarter Is $445,611 Over 1938 Figure.

The total valuation of new building construction in Indianapolis during the third. quarter of 1939 was $445,611 more than of the same period a year ago, the City Building Commission reported today. The total valuation of construction the third quarter of this year was $2,898,454 compared with $2,452,843 a year ago. New industrial construction and improvements totaled $2,462,969, compared with $1,243,143 in 1938, while new residential construction and improvements was $435,485, compared with $1,209,700 in the same period of 1938. There were, however, 52 more dwellings erected in the third quarter of this year than in the same period a year ago. Permits for 271 dwellings were issued the Shird quarter this year. The 1939 third quarter residential figures, George ,R. Popp, Building Commissioner, said, were below the previous two quarters of the year because no large apartment construction was begun in that period. Several large apartment buildings were included in the 1938 figure of the third quarter, however,

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (U. P.).—Follbwing are noon .cable rates on major currencies: e

England (pound) Canada (dollar) Prance’ (franc) Italy (lira) Belgium (belga) Germany (mark) JE Switzerland (franc) . Holland {enilden) Sweden’ (k Norway oy Denmark (krone) Japan .(yen)

— 0001 Unquoted ~ —0001 80 —.0003

4.0001

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Oct. 11 (U. —Hog Salable, 2500: total, 3100: C8 Hew. Moderately active. 107 575-300 steady with uesday: lbs., $6.90; 100-140 1bs., oe Catt. le—Salable, 550; * total, 670: calves, 300; top medium and good light Yeartn 3 and heifers, scarce, steady; cows and b als, about steady: small lot around 500 ized Series, $9; few bunches an [email protected]; bulk common fo medium light steers and peifers $607.50; practical top sausage bulls, $6.75: vealers closing strong, ulk good and choice, $10.50@11 heep—Salable, 500; generally steady o light a scattered lots good os in 8.75@9; few small lots choice ewes Rs ho [email protected]; extreme top, $9.75 for some strictly country fded ed offerings; common and and ‘medium, 6.25@ 8.25.

. WAYNE, Ind.. Oct. Oe, 5% P.) a ady: $6.80: 180-200 20-280 Ibs Lr

$6: 100-120 1bs., $5.75; roughs; o35: 75; stags, $4.75; calves, $11.50; "lambs, $9.

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 12¢; Leghorn hens, 10c; Barred and White Rock springers, 3% Ibs. and over, 1lc; colored springers, 2%2 lbs # and up, 10c; Leghorn broilers, 2 lbs. and over, 9¢; old roosters, 7c. No. ‘1 strictly fresh country run e gs 16c;. each full case must weigh 55 gross; a net deduction of 15¢ for each fuli

2, 28@ Butterfat—No. 1, : No. 2, le. (Prices quoted: by ‘Wadley Co.)

LOCAL

BUSINESS

were made to 307 claimants in Indiana during the month of August, 5 of them through the local office, Peter J. Van Geyt, manager of the Indianapolis Social’ Security Board field office, announced today. In the nation there was a total of 10,946 claims filed for old-age insurance benefits amounting to $952,771.31 during August, Mr. Van Geyt said. Only 1499 of the claims were made by wage earners who had reached the age of 65, he said. The average payment,. he said, was $87 7 = . : ; Tax Instructions Given . Gilbert Hewit, acting director of the State Gross Income Tax Division, today issued instructions for

eral employees. The deadline for

quarterly returns is midnight, Oct. 15; he said. Taxation of Pederal salaries is retroactive to Jan 1, he said, citing the Federal Public Salary Act. of 1939 which gives such taxing powers

to. state

He otnted out that ‘Federal offi-

icers and employees who designate

Indiana. as their home at the time of employment will not be exempt because they are stationed on reservations or ceded lands of the Federal Government or employed in any other state, territory or district of the United States.

Attend Oil Session

retail merchandising manager, last

night at ‘a Shell gasoline dealers session at the Hotel Severin. More than 200 dealers from Central Indiana attended the conference. Dealers also viewed as motion picture, “Oil From the Earth.” Sales representatives -from the cen'yal district also attended the meeting.

Officers Named

J. Arthir Rentsch last night was named president of the Indianapolis Home: Builders’ Association at a meeting held at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Other officers named are Fred C. Tucker, vice president; Robert E. Schreiber, secretary; Dan W. LeGore, treasurer; Norris P. Shelby and Forest B. Kellogg, directors; Walter ‘L. Stace; historian, and Charles E. Smith, sergeant-at-arms. John E. Bauer is retiring president. Next meeting of the group is to be held Oct. 31.

Discuss Medical Plan

A hospitalization plan for members of the Indiana Credit Union is to be discussed at a meeting of the Central Chapter of the organization at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the Grain Dealers Mutual Insurance Co. office, 1740 N. Meridian St. The plan calls for payment of an annual fee to provide payment of future hospitalization and other medical expenses.

INCORPORATIONS

Van Matre, Inec., Indianapolis; to George H apoDintmens of George E. Hall, eit Centra dianapolis, as resident agent. The Western Gas Cons ruction Co., Ft. Wayhe: Preliminary dissolutio Concord Construction Co., Elkhart: final dissolution. The Craigs, Inc., * Greenwood: dissolution. Crist & Co., Inc, Indianapolis; dissolution.

hn 8S. Swift Co.. pig ghange of agen udley, 36 Pennsylvania 8t.,

Ae rwilises & Brokers, Inc., Marion: | ES 01: agent to Harry E. Sellers, Box

Ind. She ville Coal Corp. R. 2, West Terre Haute; agent, Amos Fi same VoL Te 100 shares no par value: mine and sell coal; Ames Fulk, Iva Fulk, Ruel

a | Yates. e Wayne County Saddle Horse Assn. 438. 8th 8t.. Richmond; no capital

Th Inec., stock: Roy Campbell, Fred Clevenger, In-

James Wiechm: Cocker Spaniel Club of Southern diana, Inc., R. R. 6, Box 264, Evansville; fo Capital stock; B. A. * Webster, J. Roy Blackfoot Coal Corp., Evansville; amendment: increasing capital stock to 20,000

Inte Missouri coro

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Mode , gy 312 erchants Ly ndiana S agent, - Willia, e, Jr., 816 8 odd Fellows Bldg. “Indianapolis: 3000 shares of $10 r va ue; ners. oil and petroleum

busniess; Geo. Boyce, Stanley F. Shepard,’ Elmer FV Welc h.

Pagihents amounting to $24,147.49. :

NBC-Bhie, will mark the ¥, M. C. A.

‘of Town Hall, Inc, will be narrator.

applying the tax to salaries of Fed-|

hour of the Star Theater. will come

lined by Richard Gordon, division |.

- TONIGHT 8: 30—Burns and Allen, WFBM. (H 00—Hollywood Playhouse, WIRE. ah 30—Paul Whiteman, WEBM, 8: :00—Fred Allen, WIRE. 8:00—Star Theater, WFBM.

Tonight's the night for ‘drama. Along with the regular Star Theater and Hollywood Playhouse, NBC. will present a dramatization, “If Money: Talks,” at 8 o’clock, WENR. The: play is by Howard: Whitman and tells of the origins of merchandising and manufacture in America. It is built around the lives of the great merchant princes. Another dramatization at 6:45,

Foundef’s Day, the 118th anniversary of the birth of George Williams; who started the organization in Londen. George V. Denny, president |

Ginger Rogers_co-stars with Herbert. Marshall on Hollywood Playhouse at 7, NBC-WIRE. The play is|; “If = "You Could Only Cook.” ... Grace "George comes back to the radio to appear with Claude Rains in “Kind Lady” at 8, CBS-WFBM, on-the Star Theater, The. other half

from Hollywood and will be emceed by Ken Murray with Alice Marble, Frances Langford and Kenny: ‘Baker as the gueststars. , .. \ 2 = x: Al Pearce and the Gang are back on the air, starting at 7, CBS-

ments caused by station changes after pre

ON THE RADIO

WFBM. Pearce will: introduce ity House, comedian; and ‘Don Reid, new lyric tenor discovery. There has been

{no change in the character of Elmer |Blurt. .. . Bert Lahr, the Cowardly

Lion of “Wizard of Oz” fame, will be Fred Allen’s guest on the comic's new program at the same old hour, Mr. Lahr used to troupe with Jack - Donahue, ' the dancer who, before his death, was. Mr. Allen's closest friend in show business. Mr. Allen will ‘headline an all-star cast in ‘a 'contémporary drama entitled, “Dr. Scallup. Goes to. Town,” or “Is. a Recimal Point a Blackout?” =~ + 8 ” ” 1 : Howard Vincent O'Brien, "newse paperman and columnist, starts his new series, “These Amazing Years,”. at 7, NBC-Blue. The first broadcast will recall the horse and buggy days of 1900 and the political arguments on imperialism current at the, time, Mr. O'Brien will be assisted on the program by dramatic players and an orchestra. . . . George Burns and Gracie Allen will give a program tonight “exactly like the ‘Man on the Flying Trapeze',” according to Miss Allen. . , . Senator Rush Holt (Dent, W..Va,) speaks at 8:30, NBC-Blue, on nelitrality. . . . The National Radio Forum ‘brings E. W. James, chief of ‘the Division of Works ‘Agency, in a talk on road-building at 9: 30, NEC- WENR.

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- THIS EVENING

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SEEK TO ABANDON ILLINOIS RAIL LINE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. (U.P) .— The Chicago, Springfield and St. Louis Railway today asked the In-

terstate Commerce Commission for permission to abandon its entire

line of. 78.78 miles between Spring-|

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abandon its operations over 'thetracks of the Baltimore &. Ohio Railway and the Illinois Terminal Railway. The company, which has bees in’ receiVership since 1930, formerly was a part of the properties of the Chi‘cago, Peoria and St. Louis Railway which abandoned operations in 1923,

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