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THE PA anoLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 1939

N. Y. STOCKS

(By United Press)

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NEW YORK, Dec ~The President has finally made a tentative announcement that the war-prep- im aration appropriations to be asked buh for the coming year will be around ann £2 500000000. The Army Navy pm have been toving with demands for $3.000.000.000. Whether the President yields to that estimate—which armour doubtless he would favor person- au Refining ally—or sticks to the lower one will Aviation Corp. depend on how the proposals are received by the country B Several weeks ago, before the B: on present controversy about whether go. ) fresh defense costs should be paid Boeing Aun out of taxes or loans, I suggested Am; J that Congress should tell the country in no uncerta terms that regardless of x defense costs might be thex ld be paid for out of taxes and not be permitted to be made the basis for {fresh borrowings.

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Sr 25.000 Increase Shown Hoyge In Factory Employment

Dec. 1 (U. P). said, has increased by —Labor Secretary Frances Perkins {rom May to November. The insaid today that preliminary figures! crease in mid-November, she added, | |was smaller than those which ocshowed a gain in factory employ- | curred betwee. August and Sep- >*+ ment of 25000 in the period from tember and September-October but mid-October to mid-November, was at a greater rate than in any The increase, Miss Perkins said,! month during the period of rising was largely in steel, cotton, textiles, employment of 1936 to 1937 except electric machinery, aircraft con-|in December, 1936. struction and slaughtering. Normai-| Increases in aircraft construction she sald, seasonal employment and steel, Miss Perkins said, probdeclines in the canning and apparel ably were due to domestic needs | | industries, resulting in a loss of ap-/and the national defense program | {proximately 135000 jobs in the and not war orders. She said the | | period. | European war is still too recent to Non-agricultural lve reflected in increased industrial!

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Two additional requirements have been made in terms and conditions under which 1940 parity pavments will be made to producers of corn, tobacco and wheat, Albert L. Steinmeier, Marion County Agricultural | Conservation Committee chairman, announced today | The first requirement is that the producer plant within the total of the acreage allotments of corn, tobacco and wheat established for his {farm under the 1940 farm program. ! The other requirement is that the producer not offset performance on * the farm by overplanting the three commodities on other farms in 3'2 which he has an interest. 2 Mr. Steinmeier said the rates of price adjustment payments will be jannounced after the 1939 season laverage - prices are determined. i————— [Un Gas Co

DAILY PRICE INDEX [oF © £74 © ! NEW YORK, Dec. 1 - avn. & Bradstreet's daily weighted price Incorporations index of 30 basic commodities, com-| National Starch Products of piled for United Press (1930-32 av-|In¢. Indianapolis; dissolution.

)s Franklin Tool Co.. Michigan corporation: ng, closing | erage equals 100) | admitted to Indiana to deal in oil well on medium weight|y esterday

n medi seight 118.64 supplies. 1d Plaster y | 250-300 bs. 85 304 | Week ago 11799 PHY ‘amie a Ty ar Month ago

b NS GEIR: | Sows corporation: admitt AE we er bo x 00.440 Ibs. $2 $0 118.16 form subcontracting work on Music all ster Year ago .. 105.57 ih | 1939 High, Oct 18. et.

’ {of Purdue University 25: few ligh! neigh! s around $3.10; most Midwest Development Corp. 500-550 Ihe, $4 50G47 119. 66 | Amendment inereasing capital | shares no par value -11939 Low, July 24 101.40 | 278.

Cattle—Receipts, 1500 | Oliver Marquis, Post No, STATEMEN T WASHINGTON

ter than 100 loads Inter jects oF sibs the American Legion: no capital Clifford Streamer, Carl Wiley, Dec. 1 (U. P).—Govern ment expenses and receipts for current { fiscal vear

0.35@11: sold at HY Ebert. Adams & Westlake Co, Illinois through Nov. 29, compared with RA Year ago

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lings bid S$11.25%1 and better. hid i) : mercial steers in ru d mse | Sorporation; amendment of articles of inst offerings aroun e RL ng un to $11. other | Drake-Nady-Friedman, Inc. 5231 Hohfully steady, very scarce; most I: {man St. Hammond. agent, Francis Quinn, $5 5046. 25: heifer type Montana | same address; 60 shares no Ra value: gencows to $6.50: cows, $4.60@5 real estate business: Fred C .Drake, #4.40: weighty sausage b Andrew Nady, R. I. Friedman. firm market: vealers mai roe | Mid-West Road Material Corp. 2525 few selects, $8.757 10; stock Net Def 1 2.85 | Prairieton Ave.. Terre Haute. agent, Walter : 18 Bl H. Gering, same address; 1000 shares com{mon of $10 par value. dealing in road er road construction materials: Marvin, R. L. Rademacher, Walter H.

“|Cash Bal, 2 1 supply. very scarce, > ) mci * Receid 8000: fat lambs in fair-| Work Bal 1.484 | (and coal tar and oth P, Seni ng. Denshe Nain ent Corp., dissolution.

Pub. Debt 41.301 a a ceipl steady to strong: good to 3 - - or lambs around $8759: best| 00 Res. 17 He. 356.001 18 137.447,809.51 held. [email protected] and upward: sheep about | = . Ty Beatie Siuugater eves elgThie, INDIANAPOLIS ¢ CLEARING HOUSE Clearing $3.137.000| Stephenson Investment Co. liminary dissolution. Christian Woman's sions, Indianapolis; of incorporation.

Debits : $3. 159.000 FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOOD PRICES CHICAGO, Dec. fu.

| NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (U. P.).—Pollowing [are noon cable rates on major currencies: P.). AD Michigan Bh Chaos bu., $141.25. Potatoes—Tennessee, bu, $1.156G1.35

Cable Rates Net “hange (pound) .. OlLar) (franc) rots —California, crates, $225483 as— California, bu, 32754285 Celerv—MichiTomatoes—Texas, nach--Missourt, (50-1, Yellows, 62'sc. Jowa Yellows, diana Whites, 80c; Colora i

| Th Expenses s 3 861.2 y Receipts 2,163 Gross Def. 1697. 1.686 3

Indianapolis; Marlon; pre-

Board of Misamendment of articles

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

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J. president and sales manager of Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp,

ory PRICES STEADY IN STOCKYARDS SWINE DIVISION

nouncement caused by station changes after press time.)

ON THE RADIO

8 8 8 TONIGHT 6:30—Professor Quiz, WFBM. 7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. 8:00—Johnny Presents, WFBM.

8:30—George Jessel, WIRE.

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies In program ane

CHICAGO S-WENR 3 (NBC Net.)

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230

INDIANAPOLIS 1 WIRE 1100 (CBS Net.)

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Hog prices held steady at the] Union Stockyards here today, the) | Agricultural Marketing Service re- | ported. | Yesterday's 10-cent gain was] maintained throughout all ig Top price quoted was $5.85 on the 160 to 180-pound division. Vealers! ‘also were steady with a $10.50 top. | Lambs sold steady to 25 cents] jdown, the decline being on native | | offerings. |

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Lady Luck Santa Claus At Your Service Hoosier Sports

Pleasure Time Mystery Frank Gagen Dick Reed

Congert ”» Id Walta Time George Jessel ”» “

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Fed Kirby Baker & Denton Food for Gifts Lowell Thomas Pleasure Time News 4 Stars Inside Sports Col. Stoopnagle "»n ”» Carson , Robinson

Rathicen No Norris Home Forum

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Big noise of the waning football season is tomorrow's Army-Navy contest which the three major networks will describe for you from Franklin Field, Philadelphia. You may hear it locally on WIRE at 1pm Between halves NBC's pickup will switch’ to Kankakee, Ill., where 1200 rooters may be heard cheering the two teams with mixed emotions; the reason being that both captains, Harry Stella of the Army, and Navy's Allen Bergner, are Kankakee boys. Incidentally, the broadcast, and a later transcription, will be shortwaved to outlying Army outposts and, as Mr. Winchell has it, “all the ships at sea.” EJ ”

The best things in life are free—

Dinning Sisters

Brief Case Stories regan om Mix

Fanfare Football Prophet News Sports Discussion Club Chorus Carson ,Robinson

News Lum & Abner Prof. Quis ”» » Kale Smith

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Johnnie ,, Presents First Nighter

Plantation » » Hit

Plantation Party

Cavaleade George Jesse) » » ” »

Grand Central Man With Band

Lombardo's or.

Behind Headlines Edgar Lustgarten

Thannounced Little r. Meladies,

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Amos & Andy News Or.

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but try and get ‘em. Tomorrow afternoon also marks the beginning of the Metropolitan Opera's season of Saturday matinee broadcasts. But the nearest outlet for Indianapolis |

SATURDAY PROGRAMS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1100 WIBO (NBC-MES) 1050

INDIANAPOLIS 230

CINCINNATY (CBS Net.)

WLW 7 (NBC-MBS)

Barrows and Gilts ! Packing Sows Good and 1Good ne Choice— 270- 300 120- 130 $ 3&3

includes Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Nebraska and Louis J. Cross, Chicachairman and -Charles B, Medium - 250- 500

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LEAD N.Y. GAIN

Scandinavian Bonds Higher: Wheat Prices Ease;

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fractions to more than $1 on |New York stock market today. ing was , was erased before noon, but

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Automobile gains fractionally.

to firm.

|Anaconda gaining

featured

small gain. al Scandinavian dollar bonds staged e {an inpressive recovery in early deal-

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| London continued cautious. Wheat opened steady to slightly | over ‘ easier on

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Flying X Boys Rex Owens

Helen Diller Let's Visit

,Club Air Synagogue News

Dawn Patrol Devotional " n mblers

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listeners will be WMAQ, Chicago. Wagner's “Die Meistersinger” will be the radio curtain-raiser and, be= cause the work is of typically Wagnerian length, the broadcast is to commence at 12:25, instead of the usual 12:55 p. m. In the cast are Irene Jessner, Karin Branzell, Charles Kullman, Friedrich Schorr and Walter Olitzki, the last named making his Amer» ican debut with this performance. Sadly missed on this occasion will be Artur Bodanzky, the Metropolitan's veteran Wagner conductor who died a few days before the season opened last Monday. Tomorrow's conductor will be Erich Leinsdorf, the gifted young German.

Eauly Jam ”» News Ned LeFevre iver vs Serenade,

Birds ”"

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Coffee com Hits

of Fashion Pootiights Devotional

Keflections Dr. Swing Charm House Mirth Club

Friendly House

State Police Castletime

Helpers » Mail Bag Garden Club Unannounced Mv Health ilin' Ed c orus Fortunes Man on Farm

Forum Hillbillieg

Hymns No School Today Charioteers Music Fed.

Brisette’ . or. Dessa Byer Children’ . Tir

Concert

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School for Brides Boy Greets Girl

Fields & Hall Good Earth Home Folks

Farm News Farm Hour " Farm Hour ” ” "n

arkets porter Pub. Welfare Army vs, Navy

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0- 75 0.5 0 Glider 00. 7 50. 10.50-11.0 $00... 500- 750 9 50-10. 50! 00-1080. Heifers | 3000 800.

800-1050 . 10.25-11 | Medi um . 5 1 . 9.00-10 B common... . 500- § 7.50- 9.25 Cows Medium and g oof $ 5.50. alves (steers) Goad And Choice n$ 9.25-11.00

Mediu dy - 50 R00. 9.25] (heifers) 500 down § 8.75- 9

Medium— 500 down

By UNITED PRESS shares led an advance of Chotee the 50. S00 Trad- a0. 200

Medium -- A part of the rise jodi RB. He | Common — 500- 900 5.75 Cows ..$ 6.25- 1.0

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MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHE, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850. | NBC-BLUE—=WJZ, 75 NBC-RED—=WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. 7.50- 01s | CBS—WABC, 860; WJR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.

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Indiana. By way of observance, WIRE will broadcast a talk on the subject at 6:15 p. m. tomorrow. The title is “New Men, New Nations, a New World.” Shortwave listeners may hear rebroadcasts of a talk on moral rearmament by Lord Athlone, uncle of King George VI, at 4:45 and 9 p. m. today (9.58 and 11.78 megacycles) or at 12:45 p. m. tomorrow (15.31 megacycles).

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Pianorama Melody Time

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Rhythmakers Aloha Land Old Refrains Bandstand

Jamboree Silent

Chansonette Vera Brodsky Santa Claus Concert Kaye's

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Campus Capers

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change):

760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350,

SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1352) Lambs | $ 5.00- 9.50 oo 019-85 6.00- 7.50

Goad and choice Medium and good Common

prospects for resumption of | Ewes (on shorn basis)

ions between Finland and! gaeda and choice

{Common and medium 140

{1bs., $5.05

2.28- 3.25

1 \TA LOCAL PRODUCE Heavy breed hens, 5 lbs. and over, nder 5 lbs, 9¢: Leghorn hens, 7 od White Rock springers, 2! 11¢; colored springers, 2'; 10c: Leghorn broilers, 2 (bs. the Chicago Board of old Torso aor Rains in the winter wheat| No. 1 strictly iresh { 18¢; each full case must weight 55 lbs gross: a net deduction of 15¢ for each ull will be made, 31'ac NO. y IY: @30c. 27¢; . No. 2,

| lessened nervousness on the Stock Exchange but Sader JJecd ‘re | and

C lbs. lbs, up,

| 9c |

{ and country run eggs,

350;

tey I 3501

| — Steady 3.95. 4.00! 180-200 Ibs.

140. 160 lbs. 20 lbs. Sav es,

CINCINNATI, and Salable, and over, weights,

[email protected];

mostly Cattle—Salable,

medium to good short fed heifers around’

other Arch Oboler play on Kate Smith's CBS-WFBM broadcast at 7 o'clock tonight. In the cast are Luther Adler, Ruth Nelson, Leif in a Ee ny fara Jude 13] Erickson, oman, Bolnen aid: Mor, y 280- 300 1bs., $5.15: 300-325 1bs., | this week: good to choice trucked-in native | BS nae, Diy. ist filed

$4.95: 350-400 lbs.. $4.85: | lambs, [email protected]; common and medium, 120-140 Ibs.. $5.35: 100-|[email protected]; slaughter ewes mainly $2@3. in an airplane, ”

. 2 $3.35; stags, $3.25. | APAYETTE, Ind. Dee 78. "160-200 $5.355 60: down; Po

650-725 lbs, $8.75@9 25: common {to me Shum steers. vearlings and heifers bulked, 0@8.: steers scarce ammon to good

6.5 y.- Hogs | Tat beef cows mostly $5506.50,

THER LIVESTOCK

WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 1 (U. P. to 5¢ higher; 160-180 lo

bs.. $5.25. 325- 350, ibs. 5.60: $5 10. roughs, $11. Lambs, $8

Dee. 5000. total,

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George Jessel's guest lineup for {tonight (8:30 p. m.,, NBC-WIRE) includes Rosemary Lane, of the movies; Parkyakarkus, dialect comedian; Arthur William Brown, the |1llustrator, and Max Bacrach, authority on furs.

I ¢, P).— Sos. [email protected]; 250-325 1bs., $5@ FONERS, $4.75 down, $9 down

1 (U. P.).—Hog! $5800; fairly orve. | 160 lbs. up, 5@10c lower; lighter steady: hep. $5 iy 200.325 lbs. -14 I [email protected], sows, 100-140 lbs., [email protected]; sows WAGON WHEAT

$4.50 down. 500: total. 525: calves, Indianapolis grain elevators are naying fresh salable supply limited but sales|for 1 red, 85c. subject to market undertone generally steady: few lots] | ange: other grades on their merits. Cash corn, new No. 3 vellow, 45¢. Oats, 35c.

Caly es, $10. :

SOWS

SHON EDGAR

Five inches ] More over-all length than in 1939. Four

! e inside length in Sedans. More € room for rear-seat ssengers. fom Shey is real size—not just for show. ges: in t always describe inside room. Compact v-8 - ne and its forward Position in the chassis give more room without need for increased wheel-

base. Measure seat roo mM and leg roo Ford and see for yourself. alibi ian

22 IMPORTANT IMPRO

FOR COMFORT 1. Mere room inside

VEMENTS FOR STYLE

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13. New exterior beauty 14. New interior luxury 15. New instrument ol

FOR SILENCE

35 Improved soundproofing

7.“ Easy-shift” tra mission nye

18. Curved disc wheels

19. Improved drums for Ford hydraulic orb 3

FOR SAFETY

20. Sepled-Beam Headlamps 21. Dust windshield wi base of windshield

22. Larger battery generator -—

2. New Controlled Ventilation

stabilizere Dor Fide-

4. Improved Ss Self-sealing

6. Jovi driver

7. Newa pen lent front 8. New “Floating. ’ Seat Cushions F*,

NE suspension® shock a rs y y 2djustable

F FoR CONVENIENCE

9. New Finger-Tip Gearshi 10. Engine more accessible " 11. Two-spoke steering wheel

Br Sr na + On 85-hp models only

The B/G 1940 FORD VE

It’s different from any other 1940 car! It’s bigger than any previous Ford car! Five inches more over-all length. Four inches more usable inside length in Sedans. This BIG new Ford V-8 has 22 IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS —in comfort, convenience, safety, silence and style! Plus all the quality features that make the Ford such an outstanding value—V-type engine, big hydraulic brakes, style leadership, economy —with a real saving on tires, low price and Center-Poise Ride. (Rear-seat passengers ride ahead of the rear axle —not over it.) See us today, and arrange for a demonstration ride. Get the facts—and you’ll make it a Ford for ’40.

) Big, roomy De Luxe Ford for 1940 with New Ride-stabilizer. OVER-ALL LENGTH 190 INCHES