Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1939 — Page 17

TUESDAY, DEC. 5. 1939

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. m ‘ time before Congress meets to get Am Red 4 S8 . a : n 0 1 5 the question of paying for the am Smelt : : : Am T&T President's war preparations rescued, Am : : Am through discussion, from the fog in Am Woolen Anaconda which he has managed to snare it, Armr, Del of S >is... First of all. this subject has gotten Alchison : is Y . Atchison pf .. mixed up with the budget problem AR There is a demand for economy. atlas of . The President, has agreed that there Aviation Corp. must be economy. But at the same i i hat h lis a Bald Loca et . ime he insists on wha e ca Barber Asphalt i - arnsas half-hillion- ~dollar increase in de Bs or fense expenditures. Actually, the Bendix Avn increase he is talking about is not Beth Steel £3500.000.000 but nearer

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Blaw-Knox $700,000.00. Boeing Air Now how can the Government in- DS Barner. crease its expenditures in one department. by £700.000.000 and at the

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» oy WHAT THIS will accomplish seems rather difficult to say. These expenditures will still have to be paid for. Theyv will still upset the budget applecart. Putting then at the boitom of the page instead of the top or the middie and under a different heading will not affect this. What the President wants to is to aggregate them so that he CUUer-Ham can keep on pointing to them. He can say: Here is the ordinary budget, you see we have kept our promise. We have cut expenditures and kept the deficit down. The trouble comes from this spot over here-—-this Budget B. That's what's causing the trouble. That's something we couldn't help. Just as we are about te whip our domestic problem, along comes this upset from Europe. We didn’t start that war. Do we want to get into it? No, of course not. Well, to keep out of it we have had to spend all this money.

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FIRST OF ALL, that reminds us of Hoover. He told everybody he had our domestic problems in hand, but then came the failure of the Credit Anstaldt in Austria and the banking crisis there. That was not our fault. The trouble Aowed in on us from abroad. Rut in the next place. the war in Europe will not be the cause of these expenditures. These sums are the result of the President's plan to build up a great Army and Navy, not for the duration of this war but as a permanent policy. He has embarked upon a career of a vast naval and military establisnment, not for this erisis, but to protect this hemisphere from all sorts of imagined enemies. To call these expenditures crisis pavments is false. If we are going to have a great Army and Navy, we should decide £0. look the facts in the face underthat thev cost billions to build and billions ta maintain. We should not permit anv politician with trick bookkeeping to keep our minds off the real source of the Cost,

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BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

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BELL SYSTEM-—November telephone gain about 81.000 vs. 36.900 previous month and 60.300 year ago: 11 months’ gain 695,300 vs. 363,000 year ago. M'CRORY STORES CORP.—November sales $3,622,092 vs. $3,186,117 year ago, up 13.7 per cent; 11 months sales $35,538,619 vs. $33.065,366 vear ago, up per cent. MLELLAN STORES CO.— Twelve months ended Oct. 31 estimated nel profit $959,747, equal to $1.06 a common share, vs. $800,609 or 85 cents

previous 12 months; 12 months $22.- lm : : SH2.052 vs, $21,856,455 previous 1p SDich a farmer may adjust his months. obligation or enter bankruptcy,

. AER ERY " taining possession ot his farm for ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. INC. {jree years after a court adand domestic subsidiaries October v

. judicates him a bankrupt. quarter net profit $506,859, equal 10," The case brought in a Texas Pedih 64 a common share, vs, $392,848 '

eral District Court by Benno Bar- + $1.22 year ago, tels, Guadalupe County, was argued by Rep. William Lemke, (R. N. D.) and endorsed hy 12 other attornevs {rom all parts of the country including former Senator Smith W. Rrookhart of Iowa. My. Bartels. one of whose ecreditors was the John Hancock Mutual

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (U. P).— The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that good faith and favorable pros-

pects for financial rehabilitation are not requisites for a farmer taking advantage of bankruptcy proceedings under the Frazier-Lemke Act.

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35.90: Tow, 20M. 3R.98: low, 19.00, 13 UTILITIES : Ry UNITED PRESS Stocks maintained a firm tone in| a» afternoon dealings today at New| York. Leaders held slightly under the day's highs, which represented | — zains of fractions to $2. Trading| Last de continued light. Most. leading issues were only ia + fractionally changed. Small gains _* were noted in steels, motors, coppers and mercantile shares. i; 1 U. 8. Rubber firmec: to $38.37!5, la up 62!: cents when its president an- | , nounced the company was negotiat- | '» ing to purchase plant facilities of’ * Fisk Rubber Corp. Fisk made a | 2'> small advance on the Curb Ex- | "1, change.

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Du Pont rose $2 to $179 and in-| vestment interest was a factor in a | rise of more than $1 in A. T. & T. and of $1 in Union Pacific. News contained little of market % tmportance and experts said the 1s better tone was caused wholly by technical factors. | Wheat prices climbed to the! 1, highest levels since February, 1938. ‘> in early trading on the Chicago ‘* Board of Trade. Active buying was stimulated by bullish crop reports from the U. S. winter wheat 's belt and from Argentina. At the end of the first hour wheat was up 1% to 13% cents, with the December future at 5 cents. Corn was up 3% to 1 cent, and oats were 7% to 3s cent higher, An improvement in industrial shares featured an otherwise duli trade on the London Stock Exchange. Most traders were prompted to caution by uncertainties surrounding the Russo-Finnish situation.

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Bonds

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Incorporations

The Bank of Montpelier. Montpelier: 250 Sharps of $100 par value: Earl St. John, R Roy Henderson. Mrs E. Relley, Garl D alker, W. B. Chaney. W. F. Bonge, Pur 5 C. L. Smith, Martin Ball, Lent W. Hov

South Side Baking Co.. Indianapolis: registration of wrapper: “Kraft's Dandy Ered Heal of the Wheat—Vitamins B & G.” class 45: foods and ingredients of

foods Suburban Lines. Inc.. 520 Nlinois Bldg.. John Giovanini, Jr. !

: > : : Indianapolis: agent, Life Insurance Co.. was adjudicated Hillsboro: 1000 shares no par value: gena bankrupt under the Fraizier- eral shipping and transportation: Lemke law which. he contended, Qicvanim Jr,, Lessie Buffo, Charles SecinB , in should ailow him three-year pos- | | IO osier Jipiitute, ane. Lay, Bldg.. Ft : i Vayne: agen anlev Gerig, same session of his farm. | hes: 1000 shares of $100 par value; The insurance company objected | educational institution; Milton G. Man-

and asked that the adjudication be asse, Evelyn Reosnicke, Arnold Grubman.

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Inc... Middlebury: Middlebury: 1000 general merchandise: | Clarence H. Varns.! Ine Ham names t

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NEW YORK, Dec. 5 Dun & Bradstreet’s

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{compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): | Yesterday Week ago Month ago Year ago . 1939 high (Oct. 18) 1939 low (July 24)

118.97 .. 117.85 . holiday 104.59 119.66

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THE UNION TRUST COMPANY

Capital and Surplus £3.000,000.00

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FOOD PRIC ES

CHICAGO, Dec. 3 (U Michigan Mackintosh hu Potatoes— Tennessee 1.25. Carrots-—California i Peas—California. bu.

Ma jor Oil Co. of Indiana, Inc 826 dismissed on grounds that Mr. Bar- Ravenswood Dr. Evansville: agent, A. L.| tels could never rehabilitate him- par value: prospect for oil and gas: Walter lacked “good Schwanks. >. C. Abrams, G. R. Hawkins. : » S t S : 3 KV faith” in entering bankruptcy. il ooling Systems, Ine... Brookville: District Court granted the request. 2000 shares Oo Jal valve. dealing in machinery ools. e That action would perntit the com-!cupplies. ete: R R. Butte. ep. ho & Hoover. The Fifth Circuit Courth of Ap- azent. Clarence H. Varns, peals in reversing the District mares no par value: Court heid that the Frazier-Lemke Clarence Hoover. nd: amendment chaning faith” in a farmer's bankruptcy Medical Business Office. Inc action. and that had prospects for Ruvpprechtheim Kennels Reg incorfinancial rehabilitation are not aissoltion Sel d . ks! .t merican Smelting and Refining Co.. New grounds for dismissing a Bankruptey | jorcev cornara tion. chance nf agent to : Indianapelis. held the view of the Appeals Court. "gS Karpen & Bros. Tlinois corporation: ; change of agent to Jacob 8S. White. Mer- % chants Bank Bldg.. Indianapolis. - of America, Wisconsin corporation: | Chicago Stocks ii“ | Macmillan Petroleum Cor Last corporation: admitted to In 19 Associated Retail Millinery, Inc., Texas 885, corporation: admitted to Indiana to manu4% facture millinery and accessories. USL Battery Corp... New York corpora- | 23 Ts | storage basieries. w Fi istrict omen's Organization, ott Ine 216 98 Sadison St Gary; rea capital 2% stock: itical, social and 3's Litishie "NR Saved, Mrs | ldridge and others. { 2 Warrick County Shooting Dog Ciub. " | Inc.. Boonville: no capital stock: sponsor conservation and training and care of Pervis Tavlor_ Chester Morris and oth Springdale Saddle Club, Inc.. 133° Richmond Ave.. Richmond: no capital romote eauitation: J. H. Griswold, Louise Yr U.S. ST ATEMEN WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 1U. P)...Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Dec. 2, compared with 2 vear age:

raden, same address; 10,000 shares of $10] self “ financially and “The agent. William i Chambers. Rrookville: pany te foreclose on the mortgage. G- VEIT Rogers, rth Varnes, Act requires no evidence of “good! Medical Business Bureau. porated under Indiana lav. Indianapolis: judgment. The Supreme Court up-|Jacob S. White, Merchants Bank Bldg. International Harvester Co. withdrawal from | 33s in petroleum products 2s tion: admitted to Indiana to manufacture Neblett, Mrs. B. 8. § | 3a she need, Mrs. 's good hunting dogs: Sam T Kennedy, ngelbrecht, Fred Clevenger. This 9

3a Last Year. 0,275.531.5

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85. 001.834.14 2.421.248 761 84 1.801.440.653.79 38.636,153.314.50 14.341,197.669.18 140. 934,518.86

Expenses, Receipts ROS Py. 3 Vet Boch. 25 | Cash Bal. “wu. 81.15@ Work. Bal crates. $2.30@ Pub. Debt $2.75@ 2. 85. Celery Gold Res. .. Tomatoes- stoms . Svinacr—MisOnion Market (30-1h. vellows. 506 60c: Colo857 T5¢ Minois vellows,

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Cu 152.400.0962. 2

Clan IANAPOL AS CLEARING ROUSE Debit: 201, FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK. Dec. 5 (U P.).—Following | are noon cable rates an major currencies:

Cable Rates Net Chg. ..$3.892 -.00%

rade 106 53¢

NAME PURCHASING AGENT

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (U. P.).— George A. Harrington has been ap- | England (pound) pointed general purchasing agent ganada (dollar) land production manager for the Italy rar) Schick Co., it was announced today. BoRium (belga) Mr. Harrington formerly was vice! president and general manager of |!

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Morne Plan Leases New Location

The Indianapolis Morris Plan will] move to new and larger quarters in the Railway Exchange Building, 108 E. Washington St., about Jan. 29, 1940, William L. Schloss, president, announced today. Mr. Schloss signed a long-term lease for the ground floor, balcony and space on the second floor with George Cummings, building manager; Arthur B. Ayres, New Castle, Ind, president, and George J. Marott, director of the Railway Exchange Building. The exterior is to be remodeled, providing a new entrance on the west, side. The Morris Plan will use the present large center entrance. A modern display window will be constructed on the east side of the building. New low “marble

= SWINE PRICES DROP 15 GENTS.

Top Price Slumps to $5.70; 14,000 Hogs Received; Vealers Steady.

counters and

Heavy receipts of 14,000 hogs sent prices 15 cents lower at the Union ! Stockyards here today, the Agricultural Marketing Service reported. The Joss was made in weights above 160 pounds. Lighter weights were 10 cents lower. Top price was $5.70 on the 160-to 180-pound division. Vealers were steady at $11. Packing sows cents. Pat lambs sold cents higher.

with a top were off 13

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Medium — 330- 360

160- 200

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SHEEP AND LAMBS Lambs

4.50- 3

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(Receipts, 285%)

Good and choice Medium and good (Common Ewes (on shorn basis)

Good and cho | Common and medium

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI. Dec. 58 Salable, 3200. Butchers, lower: top. $5.75: 200-225 er not established, sows $4.50 down; few smooth $4.60@ 4.75 Cattle—Receipts. 700; calves, 309. steers and vearlings about steady. heifers steady to 25¢ lower. Most pressure on good grade weights above 700 lbs.: cows and bulls about steadv: odd lots light mixed vearlings, $9.50@ 10: bulk medium to good steers and vearlings. $8@8. early bulk heifers. $£[email protected]: common and medium steers, yearlings, practical top bulls. $7 Sheep Receipts, 300 steady weak on lizht sunpplv: few good in native lamhs $248.25. common and medium: $648.30: slaughter ewes mainly $223

(0, .}.—Ho 160-200 1bs.. 10s: $5.65. lighteady, mostly Rh Waonis

Slow,

Generally te

grills are to be installed in the interior of the banking room. A night depository is to be available for all loan and savings customers.

“Morris Plan savings and loans| have doubled during the last three “‘necessi- | tating decidedly larger quarters. We| also feel that the new location will

years,” Mr. Schloss said,

be far more convenient to our thou- | sands of customers.”

Mr. Schloss attributed the Poni] per | rate paid on savings| and added that loans also have in-| creased because of the institution's!

of the Morris Plan to the 3'% cent interest

policies in recent years.

Other officers are P. C. Neidling-| Howard M. Coots, |

er, vice president; vice president; LeRoy Kahler, secre-tary-treasurer, and Jackiel W, Joseph, counsel and director.

Ire Employment,

Payrolls Gain

During Month

November employment the same month last year,

dicate the factory employment the state may November, 1937, total of 297,000. 33 per cent empioyment and 1.2 per cent shown in November over Octcber. “Part of the gain in number persons employed is attributed the Service declared. showed that

required level.”

Largest gains were in the durable It was the fourth employment and payrolls have gained in

goods industries.

consecutive month that

Indiana, the Service reported.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, erallv 5610 cents lower: butchers and sows steady to 5 cents off; top, $5.65: bulk rood and choice. Ibs., [email protected]; 240-270 Ibs., $5. 270-330 lb. butchers, $5. [email protected]: 450-1b. packing sows, $4.8565.10;

weights, $4.5061'4.75. Cattle—Rec2ipts, 500: calves, 1500: fed steers and yearlings hardly as active as| Monday: mostly steady; order buyers and ' shippers taking strictly good and choice: but demand not as broad as yesterday and killing quality improved: sizeable! supply 10.50 with best and vearlinas at medium, $7.25 8.50: scarce: fed heifers down: mixed vearlings. steady to weak: bulls shade bigher: vealers 2f up: weighty sausage bulls, $7@ 7.35: selected shipper vealers to $10; stockers| and feeders slow, but steady. Sheep—FReceipts, 7000: late Monday fat] lambs and yearlings steady to 15 cents| lower: sheep steady: lamb top. $0.10: bulk £3.75410: 102-107-1h, weights, $8.65m 9: lings. £7.30: few. &7.65: top slaughter ewes. 33.30: today's trade active: fat] lambs 2nd vearlings 106235 cents sheen, firm: good wonled lambs up to RY fre~lv. best held $9.35 and above: gond to choice lambs carrying 60 tn 12%.dav 884 8.60: zood vearlings £7. slaughter ewes elizihle, 83.75@ 4.50.

305.50:

good 300-

weighty steers, $10.7 $11: common and | light vearlings again steady: mostly $10 $10.75: cows slow: active and firm to| 25 cents or more

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scheduled to be heard at 9 o'clock | tonight on NBC-WENR from the | American Farm Bureau's 20th annicarry | versary meeting in Chicago. |broadcasts from the 44th annual| George Stinson, the “singing cop” |Congress of American Industry, | from San Francisco, who recently {meeting in New York during the] made his opera debut in his native | next three days. |eity, will be on “We, the People” at | A Blue network program will bring |8 o'clock tonight, CBS-WFBM. Mr. Py talk by J. Howard Pew, Sun Stinson’s tenor voice’ was discovered 10il Co. president, at 3 p. m. to-|nhine years ago, when he raised it in ‘morrow. Another Blue network pro- song at a policeman’s ball. gram at 11 a. m. Thursday will pre-| The great Schurrann-Heink ensent Walter D. Fuller. Curtis: Pnb-| couraged him, and other prominent [lishing Co. president, while at 12:30 musicians finance his study abroad. Pp. m. Red stations are to cariyv a| On the same program will bs [talk by Ernest T. Weir, National young Don Fendier, who put his Boy | Steel Co. chairman. Scout training to good use when he There is a Red network program was lost in the Maine woods for |scheduled at 12:30 p. m. Friday, and eight days last summer, |another (Blue) at 3 p. m. In the| # 8 concluding broadcast (9 p. m. Fri-| Lum and Abner, radio rustics now day, NBC-Blue) Wendell L. Willkie on the Lyric stage are the latest air {will sum up the Congress in an ad- stars to be signed for movies. Pro ‘dress titled “Industry Looks Ahead,” duction on their film opus is sched= ‘which is to include discussion of uled to begin after the holidays. n ” Ji ”n on

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1030; WBBM, 770. MUTUAL—=WOR, 710; WHK, 1340; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WsM. 859. NBC-BLUE—=WIJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070: WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670.

OTHER LIVESTOCK LOCAL PRODUCE

Dec. 5 Heavy breed hens, five lbs, and over, 160-180 |11¢; under five pounds, 9c: Leghorn hens, Tc, Barred and White Rock roasters, four 8 and over, 1lc; under four lbs, 9c, bs., | colored roasters, four lbs. and up. 10c; i junder four lbs., 9c; heavy breed stags, 7c: | Leghorn stags, 6c: ghorn broilers, two '$3.25; lbs and over. 8c: old oto. Te, capons nine lbs. and over. 17c¢; eight 1bs. and over, 15c: seven lbs. and over, 13c. No. 1 strictly fresh country run egg S each full 5 | gross; a net each full case Jnder 55 lbs. will be made. Butter—No, 30% 3c: No. 2. 29%; w 30c, tently 1 net "No. 2. 26¢c (Prices quoted by Wadley Co.)

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