Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1939 — Page 11

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eles. : Ine s0-minte px progTam. * origina] seasons ago e Hog prices remained steady ot the ng.1n | by Murat, . gh 2 ) | Union Stockyards here today for thet. Glinka's “Russian and Ludmilla,” |8f Market Service day, the Agricultural ‘Frederick ‘Converse’s “California,” ik : Service reported. ‘Marche: a tp Brie Sones, on i 10 Ey” an, by Toco

\ to- “ Apparently the networks ‘aren't| ng the top to $11.50, [doing anything in particular .about|Fred 1 and choice lambs | the Thanksgiving daylight hours. |Ders {| ra 1 $9 to 50, lower grades |NBC-Blue will dramatize the holi-|{The 2 i 4 downward Dub Se AR Lee day’s observances from Miles Stan- ; : dish up to th. present in “Thanks Nov. — = ts. |t0. America” at 1 p. m. tomorrow. |! , I 8 iD. Je ) | 18 1 22 by-play. of the Oregon-Washington Turkey Day game at 2:45 p..m. Otherwise, th~ cereal and soap|es flake Sper: Seetn soneduled; about [py s Blank aps | etal Shy ten 40 400 olls Public. Schools afi. rector a i summary 2 La i many dramatized feasts on .the In: connection with ‘the High’ ‘School ; Ee indicating a high rate of opera-| = - - : Cr rr AST 1 Red SOLE TE Ha RE YN CEE ee -450.. ~ 590-813 | script series shows, it might dull : Joes at ns the first part of wea hong XY OTIC Ba 450-. 1 your appetite. i) {orishep program, Do yodnescircumstances should i Bi the first quarter of 1940. fra SHIT uY ay : Fun Ny ls AND) 2 : 0 ar 0 ns Miss Young 5 borsowed funds. Whether we need Dividends Aid Gale = 2: 270 MITE CH RPE Se gin Egan ign gon ah Locally, however, WIBC has given | music composed aod played by lo= “3 ‘billion or five billion fOr OUr N8-| Favorable news Was. sancrid. Ho | Se——— ; . 30 GAH) we — = : or Jom “120. 3 2% gujover the Ter noon, to cal high school” students. tional defense, we should pay themes instances. Increased dividends| Nee TALS Ah, LY. wr ' § | Slang attle & Vealers (Receipts, - eo ® ». 8 : bill out of funds raised by taxes. helped several individual issues. Al = - Hi fast go 3 IB HTRIA lant) vhs § ‘Steers’ sent, Ss ; THIS EVENING Fol el a 4 & factor in demand for utilities was .a oe 1% TI AWEER as, AD, . a Hage oi ood. = .$ 635 a. e i meas fapoasive tes 3 tnaccuracies I" ;

11 rise in electricity output. En- 7 : UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES Ens construction - awards i 41 {commod Credits Cor a he : 7 650 JDL IND RT ow. 121.44. 3 ty P- 1300-1500, Sb 30 Cane mon nos. 00- 5.75 x ay : HE iE. 3

should we permit ourselves to be|& slipped back because of. the holiday. drawn into & program of national Car load S inted lower but the ih 1988, 158.41; low, 98.95. 3 - laood—.. BD es dings po oan” [Establishes Amount . |3 0%. id sh ok:

defense as a recovery measure. If} p¢i0i00¢0q decline was estimated as | s0eadne : ea F Fer 1939 Crops. - Es | Rig 38 Chotee LJ050-1130| $45 _ Seatiersoes . Desss i : ns Sisters

less than seasonal. 3 Csmmon— "medium. 800-10.501 5:00 Billy & Bett : : 180-1 00. 82s 9.50 : = 3 y i Barron's Or, . : aries or. : = pe : §.00- 8.00 3:48 Hedda Hopver =~ Santa Claus’ Stories Rea Denton:

. . -. By UNITED PRESS’ ‘ Trading ' continued light -on'- the New York Stock “Exchange today and prices moved in 4 narrow orbit a i with gains and losses balancing. i: ok .8 Some utility issues were fm. EME North American featured in activity(| ‘Marion cesresecnsose with a small net advance. A. T. &TH "Michigan | CY oascosasinee gained slightly. i -Mishawaka . cevecsecsvssnnas "Steels slipped back small amounts " Mundie’, seve vsueisnee and held steady at fractional losses.||' New Castle nn eens rasen Motors were steady and aviations||: Peru Lrrieeqeceseraereansse, i» mixed. Some rails registered minor PrINCEION. .iesesssocscncoss ion gains. RIChINONA .i..0toeserasss ot The list reflected continued | cau-|| South Bend .......ceseces tion among: traders because of un- Tell.City ....cc.itionsasien certainties over: continuation of the “erie Haute Ssosnas cesseves business advance. An encouraging|| Wenagion +1111 is 9 news item was The Iron Age weekly SWIEIE «ox rarovergoe oriole erase Seidl - which noted steel backs! is

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1 Mill Es 50 Faies +: : . WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (U, P); . (Reoeipte, 369 E fu | / generally were fractional. Stove Co sees neh, oss =. SE hit . > | ~The Commodity Credit.Corp, to- 0-300 6.50 1.95! Feeder. Shocker uropesn News Homer Suirts Roe mi ¥ Narrowly irregular price move- pier W... 13% : day established a loan rate of 57 Mize Steers, Heifers |Choice— put our idle men to work and in or-{ ments marked quiet forenoon trad- (AR, Jiu 324 “ri : cents a bushe! on the 1939 corn| so0- 750. i0.50-11.00" 500% 800.8 315: 3» S68 io Getend yer geet must ad Dra ia] ot: \rmstrong TL va erop estimated this month at’ 2.-| Fils, 950-10, 50% Goo. 500. 835° 9.00 ‘hi ve then to keep our economic sys-| covered after a hesitant start and iar & Sern L dH en ” hs moat Credit C pits Rr. na B Bre the deficit| turned moderately higher : High, 1939, 21.10; low, 20.71 g mmo OFD. €X-| oho; Soo-16do. 1 7.00- 8:28 tem afloat, let us use the y . : High, 1039, pedi tends the loan each year under 0-5 900. 10. 25-11. 50. Com eg i RE Te Wheat Futures Dip Bengor & 3 1 w|— I terms. of the Agrioultural Adjust- TE o00. e010. 28 500- 900 _ 80-700 a po ees 0 cers SR Net. {ment Act of 1938 which provides | Medium 0 Medium Cows here of the first importance. That horns egurity Prices “failen Xo th Bed of Lo 3 : ot. at En dow Last Change | that the rate shall be 70 per cent|common.- 950- 9.35 1 ood $3 tote” 25 ° is that we should never permit our- EE Ee EE a, Beth Steel 5 pf. 17 17% .... No has Dp a a4 Bu +" %|of the parity price for corn provid-| 500- 900. 6.007. 50 atve ves s selves to become the victims of war a major portion of thelr gains, Boeing Afr .... 3 27 27 .... |No Am Ava 26% 26% — ing that the November crop’ esti- - Cows i 500 downs. D351, 00 The Government’s war financing Face ees - {mate exceeds a normal year’s do-|g 8 g30- 7.00] 500 down 8.00-

2 ood 9.25 plan, = announced yesterday, - was Butohghs ots Bev. 17% 17% mestic consumption and ‘exports by 5.50- 6.50/ Calves (heifers) 08

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Goo 2D) not more than 10 per cent. common _4.50- 5.50 500 down § 8.75- 9.75 tem afloat we will never demobilizel, i'r poy to stir up much enthusiasm. —C |g am. 2 The corn crop indicated by thejCanner dow, o = NECIURT 50 8.18 for either stocks or bonds. Ameri-|Callahan Zinc... 2 Bar ii: "AND. LA Way

4, | November crop report, the corpora-| . : ; “iin ’ : | AEA 2 tion found, exceeds a normal year’s SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 785) Gy 0 James’ Or. Wife's. Oe. |. Min Biv 2! domestic consumption and exports|. .. ..4 voice s $ 9.25- 9.50 ee po do Ee Ee nt Be 2 | by less than 10.per gent. By lasing Medium and choice : 1.75- 9.00 THURSDAY PROGRAMS : ; ; oh so| yo ay : 8% 2% BA 39%, an average of the 10 years pe INDIANAPOLIS DIANAPPLIS POLIS = | CINCE ay oiher things that one shudders) Wheat futures showed a reaction Eh sir ar 3% % Loo | Biliman on. 35% S80 from 1929 to 1939 the corporation ey (on. shorn basis) ween ime” a Sus ; : ’ _lGood and ohoice 3.25- 4. (CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS) WIBO 050 . - (NBC- IR found that the average year’s €ON=|common and medium 2.35- 3.25} ———— - 6:30 Early Birds Dawn Patrol Prayer and Praios | 6:45 Markets , Ranch Gang THRE Boys

to to think of them. ary trend in light early dealings. on Colgate LE - 13% as ams paws : : 2 a» the Chicago Board of Trade. At[Sol & Aik .... E : ; sumption was 2,575,000,000. The RA aA : : 3 :::+ |officials then estimated the parityl CHICAGO LIVESTOCK |=: 0 —— TT Facer price of corn at 82 cents a bushel. — Receipts, 11,000; slow, opened vn Pa Breakfast Jam Hime te Shine.

Se the end of the first hour wheat was Committ B Edison 31% TO KEEP PROSPERITY flowing unchanged te off 35 cent, corn- up Somwlth & & Sn. 13 5% India Included : H » ¢ . trade may goRened 3 -. oe oe - J Ha nelnae | cents pots 15 cents 45 hi News Sn a ey ., ii St,

will have to promote the subject| 1, to off 14 cent, and oats un- | Eons : Ebon’ nt by 15% 107% As Repunle’ 861 33% Changed io % cent lower, |S e o 43% F 3Revd Tob'B li! rate thus would be 57 cents a bushel, holes, | Ninos sie J bulk : SitvgTotar 1 Colles Cone Cargvas, } : is - utchers, $5.50 ¢ r, Kitchen Master Binge ont Mot. ..... 4% Tere : . | which is 70 per cent of parity. 5.75 1 Tp IL La Fashion [Ct ital Lite OPERATES SCHOOLS rn nk.. 60 60 ° .... |Satew So se 0 Loans will be made at this rate Sows, se @5.40; extreme weights, $4.65 Lditor s Waughter Devotional fx Coty Inter .... 1% Ya iis 3 @4.90. C ----" | to farmers in the commercial ¢orn| Catfle—Receipts; 000; calves, 1ooo; an- Lows Man I Married = Reflections stled. FROM WH | WHEELCHAIR dahy .........18 area who did not exceed corn|other active market on all grade ear- Me and "saree "Other ore ’ Hits of Aoday. Oise Cur - 18% ool And Chote Itop Plain Curtiss-Wr A.. 309,

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commercial corn area includes 58625 cents, “most 3 aS : ‘| 10:00 Mary Taglor David Harum Friendlv Honse' Linda's Love hem did. must go on. Deere & Co

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Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, choice 1600 lbs. $10: 1111:00 Kate Smith Singin’ Sam “1st Thanksgiving Woman Speaks _ : . [email protected]; wi gy 11: Nebraska, © Missour], - Eansas and s and. lient steers pe ne ub o| 1140 Turkey Tome / Headiimer Soho! a Gn pia i : : . a Tia T% attempt at armament building save|day, so decided as he set up a pro-|D i:15 187% %» eifers, own: ughter - 8 81 soil-depleting allotments in 1939 will 3 on a cash basis. visional school headquarters in his|By Sout pt’. aside 15% : receive loans of 43 cents a bushel, [most Stans 4 i Shade higher: Te 1:43 _ Shopoers. Guide __ Light's - eet Little nile” House Swit to $7.10; stock calves and 1 “1:00 Shoppers Directory Betty Lo Musical Betty and Bol -” a . 9 4 og This year’s loan of 57 cents a PY; r cl ) , § ki 3% 8% rrr | Tex G Sul ; ¢ 3 bushel is essentially the same as last 3. . RL 25; $3. 15a 50: FH oer, San cpper. Voune amber % please Feber “Neine -TOBAGGO QUOTAS 0 ER LIVESTOCK |rejardo. s nh 34] 1 id 10% 10a % *:*+. lyear’s when 271,000 farmers placed “tof 2:48 ——Yi0_& Sade —y Bai Fo rs Transamerica .- 6% 6% ©... 227,000,000 bushels of corn under fishes: Sos i is 5 fed | 3:99 Varieties ; Backsta e Wife WIBC Winners Bechara Wife > vee. 32% WASHINGTON, Nov. 22° (U. P). io¥ ort eights s mostly 15 lo 35 cents id : | 3.75 : , , $6: ast year. ewes, $3.75@4. : 4: 00 Kathleen Norris Girl “4lone Jamporeg Ki'ty Keene ‘Incomplete returns received today|140 Top, 58 [email protected]; sows, | mostly $41 75 | Gen Baking 7% bo... 8 %4| A large: proportion of the 1938 ee ap 4 13 Gulden Store": Midstream Midstream. «os : a . Dien Reed Silent down 00. Calves Gen. Gade -... 11% corn placed under So recentty| FRENCH BANK PLANS ; 458 _Scattergoed Desa Byrd Sn pl fae Aarann been rese for another year the ; ; KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to chanel: "| NEW YORK, BRANCH J an gcturns in a referendum yesterday | vale, Sid io wirenl nd ROLE Ww growers vo : accept quotas while 17,002 voted to|$100. strictly choice; ‘most Food and choice, est bank in France, today completed : arrangements for establishment | By UNITED PRESS . . .|lhere of an American branch. D AILY PRICE INDEX [FOREIGN F A i

s| Kentucky. : 00. The. 310.1511; umerous. loads me. 11:45 Bo Lapa . Linda's Love Farmers in certain areas outside |i! BE I a cl ga a home while recovering from the in- EN re *** lor 75 per cent of the rate to com-|{R«™ steady: ‘most yearlings. 48850@975.| 1:15 Or Susan a Do uahier Deals ‘Grimm's 11. Valiant Lady Number Please Saliant d Lt & T ... 15% 15% Sins Nov. 22 (U. P.).—HOgSs— ped L{ & T pf. 96 26 96 .... |Trans & v Ar 1% seal. The only difference was a 55| Western offerings A 7 I, o.03 4 :30 Melodies Et Jones ' Thanks. M_sic Ai Sis 25.- Gen-{Gen Cigar .... 1 : 10 abe erally 2° Tosa i on Sn li mt Fe Load Gen Electric gl ‘growers producing ve Food gro yearlings, $8.50; small 5 | cOTPOration said. UBS—WABU, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS 820; KMOX, 1090; Wi35M- 770 MUTUAL=--WOR, 719; WHR, 1390; WHR, 640; CKIW 133). Ww reject them. A two-thirds majority, ees Sain able, 300. Good tr on ked® in | Goodrich vote is necessary to institute quotas Inmmb, YY En: tom ern a TA : it a orth of.. Va-gaz All commodity, security and The bank,” founded in Paris in

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