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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS

SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1940

PORKERS SELL

STOCKS CLOSE

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

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~NEW YORK, Feb. 3.—We are doing very nicely in the United States —Iland of the free. Over in Russia, which is a dictatorship, calls itself

a dictatorship and does not even pretend to be in love with democracy, they make short shrift of people who disagree with the fundamental principles of communism. Communism is a world apart from capitalism. A man who advocates capitalism is supposed to be necessarily in favor of overthrowing communism. So they chase him out of Russia or throw him in jail or | stand him against a wall. And what do we do over here? Well, at the present writing the Fascist leader, Mr. Kuhn, and the Communist leader, Mr. Browder, are both in jail or on their way there. I do not know that Russia has anything on us, therefore, in this contest. She puts her capitalist critics and advocates in jail or exiles them. We put our Communist and Fascist leader in jail. What 1s the difference? : » ” ® NOW THERE IS A HUE and cry for the head of Father Coughlin, Father Coughlin, with his Christian Front, is just about as dangerous an agitator as we have in the United States. He has become a merchant of hatred. And there are plenty “more. And so now men are calling for his arrest. Put him away with Kuhn and Browder. : It really doesn’t sound like America. It particularly doesn’t sound ' like the thing that made America most different from Russia ai Germany. And it is only the beginning. : The war psychosis is with us. We have been aroused by stories of spies, tales of submarines on our

coasts, fears of invasions, clamors|,

for more battleships and soldiers— down with the Communists, the Fascists, the Christian Front. The trouble is that when we start this sort of thing no man can say where it will end. J 2 ” ONE THING WE KNOW, and that is that it will not remain stationary. It is down with the Fas-

cists and Communists today. To-|C

morrow it will be down with something else. It is an old disease. History is full of examples of how it spreads and poisons the mind. Now that Kuhn and Browder have bitten the dust, maybe this is a good time to pause and take thought and ask ourselves if we have not gone far enough. : ~ We are now actually engaged in the purest form of flattery—imitation. We are imitating Stalin and Hitler. If it is all right for us to throw our Communist and Fascist leaders in jail, why is it not all right for Stalin and Hitler to throw their capitalist and democratic believers in jail? We may be democratic and they may be totalitarian, but now we are alike in at least one thing—that those that attack our system in its fundamentals are liable to suppression by force. I do not like to see us come that close to them in resemblance.

GRAIN PRICES DIP ON SNOW PROSPECT

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (U. P.).—Prospects of snow or rain over the weekend carried wheat prices off as much as 11% cents on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Other grains dipped fractionally. Wheat closed off 3% to 2 cent with the May future at 963. @7%. Corn was off %4@% cent, May 547 @55. Oats unchanged to off 5

cent, May 38%; asked, and rye oft

1; to up % cent, May 643 cents bid. ©

Soybeans closed 1 to % cent lower, May $1.04%. Moderate selling, mostly by professional traders, erased yesterday’s gains in wheat. After opening easier, wheat was further depressed by the relatively weaker tone at Kansas City. ter early selilng was absorbed partially by resting orders to buy, offerings were light. . The early losses were partially shaded late in the session by local short covering.

‘RANGE Wheat— (Hs LL ating | Sept. -.covenes 93 Corn— May cccosesee

JUIY: eesie . Sept. <ccovenen

Oats— May cococacee JUIY eccsescne Sept. c.cceeenes

Rye—

Prev. Close $.96%

h Low $.96% 933s .94 93%

. 8 92%

55% 54% 5 : 547s 55% 38%a 33%3a 31%

.84%Db .64%h . .85%sa Soybeans—

esseasavey 108 May oo avin - Lard— i cenreanss 6.17 Maen July eveeneee. 8.57 Sept. ceee..es 6.72 © OC sssssanes GT

1.0412 1.05 1.02% 1.02%

6.17 6.30 6.50 6.70 6.75

12. eB 2 e . falfa—$18@23. Cash ProviGikee. Al $6.10n; loose, $5.25; leaf,

— Lard, ¢ Hy bellies, $5.37Tn. n Nominal.

LOCAL GRAIN

Wh : : recei 2 carloads: No. 1 red, oa aac, arts red, 93%2@94%2¢; Noth hard, 92%2@93%c; No. 2 hard, 91% @ C. . — Easy: receipts, 58 carloads; No. 2 Coo. 4972@50%c; No. 3 yellow, 48l2@ do%sc: No. 4 yellow, 47'%>@48%c; white corn, sate over Yellow; mixed corn, 2@ 21.c under ye! 5 : teady; receipts 11 carloads: No. 3 Sa @iic; No.3 white, 37% @39%c.

WAGON WHEAT ain elevators are paying Indianapolis Eran 92c¢; subject to market th rades on their merits. Cash corn: No. yellow, shelled, 51c: Mo. 2 white, shelled. 56c: No. 2 white oats, 34c. Winnipeg Wheat High Low Close

erate ,84% day Ey oc

Prev. ‘close

84% 85%

Cull 86Ya 85% .857% .85%

a CROSLEY CUTS PRICES

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3 (U. P).— Price reductions on all models of Crosley 3; Corp. electric refrigerators were 3 ced today by the company. The effect of the reductions will be to make electric refrigeration

vailable for the ‘lower-income groups, ¢ ng to Thomas W.

and | yr;

& | Switzerland

| 34c.

200 to 210-Pounders At Stockyards.

light week-end trade at the Union the Agricultural Marketing Service.

were shipped in and the top price remained at yesterdays level of $5.85 for 200 to 210-pounders. The Service estimated salable cattle at 75, calves at 50 and no sheep were received. s

“Top Repts. 5.95 4557 5.85 5998

Top Recpts. Feb. 28 + -§ 6.08 1 3 31 ... 563 6526 3 .... 585 2000 Barrows and Gilts | Packing Sows Good and Choice Good and Choice— 120- 0 $ 35

Jan. 29

270- 300 4,70- 4.80 ; 3 3 4.60- 4.75 4.45- 4.70 4.60 4.40 4.30

4.60

.00 5

90- 120.. Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 5)

Steers hoice— 750- 900 900-1100. 1100-1300 1300-1500 Good — 150- 800

| Bulls |(Yearlings excluded) 8.78-10.50/Good ....$ 6.25-76.75 8.50-10.25|Sausage— 10.00-11.23 Good .... 6.75- 7.00 10.00-11.00 Medium .. 6.00- 6.75 |Cu

tter and 0.00-10.50; common _5.00- 6.25 300-1190. 9.00-10.50} Vealers . 1100-1300 8.50-10.00,Good and o 1300-1500 8.25- 9.25! choice 11.00-12.00 Medium — jCommon and 750-1100. 7.50- 8.75 jedrum 00:11 00 1100-1300 7.25- 8.25/CU oder Sher Common— Gotan Stee er 750-1100. _6.25- 7.50} Rents 30) Steers, Heifers | Steers

IChoice— | 500- 800. 8.25- 9.75! 300-1950.

rs | "500- 800. 9.25-10.75{p500. 1330

3.25- 9.50} 200-1000.

edium— 17500- 900. 6.00500- 900. 7.25- 8.50} Calves (steers)

Good and Choice—: £.00- 7.25 500 down 9.25-11.00

ow. Medium— Good ...§ 6.60- 6.50| 500 down 8.00- 9.25 Medium 5.50- 6.25 Calves (heifers)

Good— 4.50- 5.50! 500 down 8.75- 9.75

|Medium— cutter)... 4.00- 4.50/ 500 down 7.50- 8.75 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 0) Lambs

Good and choice Medium and good

9.008.50-

8.007.75-

7.00-

xed— 200+ 750. 9.75-11.00 Good— 500- 700. Heife

Ghoice— 750- 900.

Good — 750- 900.

9.75 9.0 9.00 8.75 8.00 7

.00 Common— 500- 900

$ 9.25- 9.40 8.50- 9.00 8.25 Ewes (on Good and choice : Common and medium ..... arene Su N0=

5.00 4.00

Hogs—Receipts, 300; no early action, undertone around steady; or the week butchers over 240 1bs., about steady; heavy supply light butchers and underwezights weak to 25 cents lower; closing top, $5.65 as compared with $5.90 earlier in week. Cattle—Receipts, 100; calves—None; for the week choice steers and yearlines, we-k to 25 cents off: strictly choice kinds, weak; common and medium grades off 25 cenis; all heavy steers under pressure; shipper demand narrow and local trade indiffernt, top strictly choice light .steers and yearlings, $12.10; best heavies, $11.55; most crop selling, $10.25 down to $8; many weighty offerings going at [email protected]: fed heifers and sows. off 25 cents; few down 40 cents; bulls off 25 cents; vealers steady to 50 cents off: light kinds showing de-

above $9.50; heavy cutter cows around $5; light canners around $3.75; selected vealers, [email protected]; top. $12. Sheep—Receipts, 2500; for the week; fat lambs strong to 15 cents higher; yearlings sharing upturn: sheep steady to weak; top on Western fed lambs, : @9.25; few natives, offerings, [email protected]; top, . slaughter yearlings, $8.25; bulk, [email protected]; best ewes available, $5.15; bulk. [email protected].

OTHER LIVESTOCK

WAYNE, Ind. Feb. 3 (U. P.).—Hogs igher; 200-220 lbs., $5.75; 180-200 lbs. 220 2

—8c h y $5.60; 160-180 Ibs., $5.50; , A 30; 260-2 3 ; 325-350 . .65; 140-160 Ibs., $4.70; 100-120 1bs., $4.45; $3. Calves, $12,

s., $4.75; 3 $4.95: 120-140 Ibs., roughs, $4; stags, Lambs, $9.

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Feb. 3 (U. P.).—Hog market, steady: 160-200 lbs., [email protected]; 200-250 lbs., $5.30-5.70; 250-325 'bs., $4.8 @5.20; pigs, $4.75 down; roughs, $4.50 down; calves, [email protected]; lambs, $9 down.

U. S. STATEMENT

fiscal year through Feb a year ago: Expenses

. 1, compared with This Year Last Year .$5,505,531,779.04. $5.297,192,565.71

5.980.717

Customs .. 214,417.844.76 188.907.639.81

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

~For the Day— Clearings . $4,398,000 Debits .... 8,114,000

59,664,000

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (U. P.).—Following are closing cable rates on_major currencies: Cable Rates Net Chg. England (pound) .....$3.98%: -+.0001 Canada (dollar) 87% .- fi France (franc) ....... NL -+.0000%s . =—.0001

taly- (ray .. i.e Belgium (belga) . 1.0000% 0072

Finland = (markka) (franc) (guilder) (krona) (krone)

Holland Sweden . Norway . Denmark (krone) .... Japan (yen) . Mexico (peso) . *Nominal.

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 5 lbs. and over, 12c; under 5 lbs. 10c; Leghorn hens, 7c; Barred and. White Rock roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 7c: Leghorn stags, 6c; Leghorn broilers, llc; under 4 lbs, 9c; heavy breed stags 2 lbs. and over, 9c; capons, 9 lbs. an over, 18c; 8 lbs. and over, 14c. No. 1 strictly fresh country run eggs. 19¢c; each full case must weigh 55 S. gross; a net deduction of 15 cents for Butter—No. 1, 35%@36c; No. 2. 3 Butterfat—No. 1, 30c; No. 2, 29c. (Prices Quoted by Wadley Co.)

Manages Store

each Ya

Paul H. McDowell is manager of the Western Auto Supply Co.'s newly-opened store at 3810-12 College Ave. Mr. McDowell was formerly at the store at Washington and Alabama Sts. J. I. Liebert and A. S. Hinote are managers of the two downtown stores. Western Auto Supply Co. opened its first Indianapolis store in March, 1930, at 363 N. Illinois St. , The

oe at 301 E. Washingten opened in 1935,

UNCHANGED IN |

Top Price of $5.85 Paid for im

Hog prices remained steady in the A Stockyards here today, according to A An estimated 2000 salable hogs a

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK [Gia 2

b. | Curtiss-Wr

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (U. P.).—Govern- | E! ment expenses and receipts for the current El

$19,664,000 | 5.

Net High Low Close Change . 41% 1% 49% 12%

Abr ‘& Straus. ..

21% 172, 27s 53a 20 462 3 a Ys

. pa

g Del ... 20 Air Lines .. m Bank Note. 10 Br Shoe .

1% 5%

Loco _- . 13 Mach & Fdy 13%; News . 24

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Am Water W.. 10% Am Wat W 1 of 98% Am Woolen .. Ta Anchor Hock GI 19 Anchor H = i nik

Armour oe 2 \rmstrong Ck .. 40% Artl Va

Auburn Auto Aviation Corp.

Bald Loco ct.. Balt & O of . Bangor & Ar pf 4 Barber halt Barnsdall .. . 12

15 6% 4573 13%

2 27%,

6% 457 14%, 12 272 30% 30% . 22 22 Beth Steel . .. 133% 13% Beth St] 7 pf 117% 117% 117% Beth 8 5 pf 207-32 20 7-32 20 7-32 Blaw-Knox on 10 97% 9% Bm phan

22% 653 1073 203% 16a 572 55 1%

3oeing Air

Lp. --

17 153 23 / 223% . 912 . ; 5 5%a 22%:

RS LT

a oa

Bucyrus Erie . Budd Wheel . Bullard Burlington M.. Burroughs Byers pf ...

Cal Packing ... Cal Packing pf. Callahan Zinc.. Campbell Wy .. Canada Dry ... Can Pacific ....

Caterpillar T... Celanese ve BS Celanese pr pf..1141; Celotex 10Ya Cent Aguirre .. 22% Cerro de Pasco 37% Certn-td 6 pr pf 313 - 19%

50 27Y2 114 10%

Checker Cab . Ches Corp ..... Ches & Ohio .. Ch M St P&P pf Ch & Nw Ry. . Chi P nTool pf. Chi RI&P .. . Chi RI&P 6 pf. Chrysler Clark Ea ....... 2 Clevel Graph Br Climax Moly C

Gas pf .... Col Pictures vtc Com Solvents Comwlith & So . Comw & So pf Comwlth Edison Conde Nast we Cons - Aircraft. . Cons Edison ... 32 Cons Film Cons Oil 7 Co RR Cuba pf Container 16 Cont, Can ; Cont Mot Tee Cont Oil Del ... Corn Prod ...

cline mostly; choice heifers top, £10.90; few | Cot

oty . Coty Inter .. . Crown Ck cu pf Crown Zeller ...

Cuneo Press ... Curtis Pub . Curtiss-Wr A .. Cutler-Ham ....

¢ Davison Chem .

= Le anaes

- a

.- 4 6Ys Du Pont .......179% 179% Du Pont pf ...123 23 Duques L pf...11634 Ee East Air Lines.. 303 East Kodak ...159% Eaton Mfg .... 307% Eitingon Sch ... 1 Auto-L ... 36% wes 18%

30 15912 30%

36's 151 13% 633 26, 30% 441, 3: Eureka Vac ... 5 Ex-cell-0 ...... 22Va 22% a Fair, The 3%

sean.

. 17% Fost-Whl pf ... 702 170% —G— Wood Ind. 4% 435 Baking ... 7% V2 Cable ..... 9% 9% Cable A .. 19% 19% Cigar pf..115 15 Electric .. 38% 38% Foods ..... 4772 47%

G&E A .... 2 Mills pf ..130% Motors .... 527% Motors pf 124 t Adv.. 47% 9%

Gar

Glidden aad Gobel, Adolf .. Goebel Brew .. Goodrich Goodyear ..... Goodyear pf ... Graham Paige.. Granby ........ Grand Un wets. . 9% .. 13% 33 . 14 3 Gt West Sug .. 275 Gt W Sug pf..141%3 Green H ey Greyhound Cp.. 16% af

32 243% 2) 8834 32 5% ls -

3214 4

22% 271,

TVa 141; 16Y2

k Wat ..... 32 Hat | 24% vei ath Pdr ...... 883% Herc Pdr pf ...132 Hollander & Son 5% Holly Sug ..... 12Vs Homestake

1 Cent L L.... Ind Rayon ... 2 ngersoll Rand..114% Inland St1_.... 83 11%

383, 38% 62 262 11434 1134 : 3a 3 wl 4 a a 10 9% 54 4 9, 35% 13% 56 55% 35

26 37%

25%

nspiratn Cov .. nsshs cts Md. . nter R T .. Interchem .. Interchem _pf Interlake Ir.. Int Harvester .. nt Hyd El A.. nt M Marine.. nt Nickel ... nt P&P nt nt nt Shoe nt . mt T&T -. 5 nt T&T For. [sland Cr Coal

4 .. 25%, 3 —— Jarvis Co ..... 15% 15% Tea .c.s- 93 ....125% 12514 Jones & L 7 pf 56% 56% —— Kan C Sou pf... 18 18 Kennecott .... 35! 35% Kinney 5 pf ... 3012 Kresge SS .... 25%, Kress vee 1 27V4 Kroger-G&B '.. 29 287s RL J

8 15% 111

4 |N Am Aviat’n

| Packard

"5 |NY Ship pf . p

0 fe Univ Pict 1 pf. 87

. Victor Chem

Sales : Net (in 100s) High Low Close Change Curtiss W ...190 103% 1012 1934 LA Cent Motors 144 3% 4153 4% 1% Bklyn M Trs..118 161% 153; 16% % Canada Dry.. 63 201g 193% 20 Cl Peabody .. 54 404% 393; 40 Aviation Corp 44 i's 673 7% Bk & QT pid 36 13152 15% 17 36 23% 25% 25% 33 313% 31 31 33 2435 243% 213% 33 3% 34 34 32 10% 10's 103% 31 39% 39 39's 27 57 53% 5% .... 21 48% 4313 48% — WK

Stock sales approximated 290,000 shares, against 320,000 in the short session a week ago. Curb stock sales were 85,000 hares, againt 74,000 a week ago.

Lockheed Loft

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seetean

Studebaker .. . Glenn Martin Radio Corp... Un Aircraft.

: Net High Low Close Change’ Airerft 3138 31 Ys 36% 357 is 24%, 245% 43% 43% 2473 247

Lockheed LOCW 5S + + %

Loft Inc .. ... Lone Star Cem Lorillard

24% 29

Nash-Kelv ... N Ch & St L. Acme -.... Aviation . Biscuit ...

TY i. Dept St .. 6 Dept St pf 6 Distillers . 23% Lead . ... 19% M & Stl C 21% Nat Pwr & Lt . 8% Newmont Mining 72 Nat Su 8Y Newpor N Y Central .. NY C&St L . N Y Ship 13%

Norf & No Amer .... . 6 No Amer 5% pf 567 No Am Avn ... 25% No St Pwr pf....111%%2

... 93 W111 7

Sooo le 0 10 Owens Ill Glass 63'2 63% —P

|Pac Am Fish ..

Packard Vi Pan Am Airways Paramnt Pict .. Parke Davis ..

Peoples Dr .... Pere Mat of ... eiffer Brew ..

CIOS NIN) ore

hillips Pet ... oenix Hos .. hoenix H pf.. 68 & Ir

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tts Coal tts Coke tts Sc&B

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Ya 68%a 113% 4034 161

or a Hee Press Stl Car..

3% bh] 117% 263% 8Y4

Pullman... urity F 15%

Purity Bak ..i.

. 8 15%

| —Q— : Quaker St Oil .. 15%2 15%

« 5 7 5% 62% 8 1Ya

Reliable Stores.

[dated 300% -—

em Rand pf. : epublic Stl ... Met

00 rt pt ia

Reyn ‘Tob B ... Ritter Dent .... Rutland pf ....

ee Lo pf... 1221, Min.. 10% ley 2312

Ulen & Co .... Und Ell Fish .. Union B&P .... 1 Union Carb ... nion El Mo Paci

pes aR SNR

n Tank . Un Aircraft Un Air Lines .. United Corp ... United Corp pf. United Dru

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ERE OR eR

Pipe&F ... 37 Realty ...

Rubber ... 361; Rub 1 pf. 110% 1 ..... 56% S Steel pf ..1153%

56% 115% 86% —Y—

Vadsco Sales ... 1% Vanadium ..... 303% 30 Van Raalte . 38 38 29% 291;

—— 6% 34" 57,

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Waldorf S; alke:

Ww r Walworth .... Warner Bros .. Warren Br... 1a aukesha Mot. 173; Eisen .... 4 .. 23%

PHF

: | Today

Ya |

? | Zenith Rad .... 14% 14% 14% Le as

| employees,

»| for 1940 because

. a

30 INDUSTRIALS TOARY ..cooverrassassaesssss 145.59 Yesterday ...cs.ecccce...is. 145.33 Week AZO .....cos00000000.. 146.51 Month AZO ...iovoeusesaeess 151.19 Year Ago .. ooo. 145.07 High, 1940, 152.80: low, 144.65. - High, 1939, 155.92: low, 121.44. 20 RAILROADS

siessaseae

-+0.26 +0.10 -—0.10 —0.35 +1.32

30.65 30.64 30.75 32.25 30.38

+0.01 Yesterday +0.06 Week AZO .....co0000000000s Month Ago ......oc00. Year Ago High, 1940, 32.67: low, 30.15. - High, 1939, 35.90; low, 24.14, 15 UTILITIES

Persist ress

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+0.40

0.05 +0.08 0.12 +0.18 +0.25

24.74 24.69 24.88 26.23 24.60

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Today Yestefday Week AZO ......o0000000000s Month pro Cedars nee ane Year ARO ........ e0n0susrinn High, 1940, 26.45; low, 24.61. High, 1939, 27.10; low, 20.%1.

sessssssensgrseers

Net High Low Close Change 8% — 4 1 .... 5% 24

40% 110°

Vhite Rock ... 5% yillys Overind. 13 Wilson Co .. 5% 5% Iron 24 2 oolworth .... 40% 40% Wright Aero ...111 108

—Y Yellow Tr 167% 16% Young Sheet

«39% 39% Young Stl Dr.. 223% 22%

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a 5 Ya 2% v,

+ oh + +

16% 39% 22%

LOCAL SWIFT & CO. EMPLOYEE HONORED

An Indianapolis employee, W. H.

:| Frosch, 76 N. Irvington Ave, is

among the Swift & Co. employees honored in an unusual “report to employees” made by the meat packing concern’s president, John Holmes. Mr. Frosch has been with

Swift & Co. 35 years. In the illustrated report, second to be made by the company to its Mr. Holmes predicts the meat packing industry will have jobs for more men this year. “From an employment

® |standpoint there

is a hopeful note = Mr. Frosch even larger marketings of hogs are expected,” he said. pect our meat-packing plants to be busier than they have been for several years.” H. W. Vornbrock, manager of the

s | Indianapolis Swift plant, said, “The |Ea

report made a-definite hit last year when it was issued for the first

better this year. Probably the very simplicity of the financial statements illustrated with easily read charts and diagrams would make

welcome to those who are not skilled

in analyzing such reports.” bs :

"Promote Pork Sales

A. W. Metzger, general manager in the Indianapolis territory for Kroger Grocery & Baking Co., announced today that the Kroger stores are staging two 10-day promotions of pork sales. “pork is one of the most important sources of farm income, not

*|only in the corn belt, but all over said.

the country,” Mr. Metzger “For this reason it is cause for

out of line. By pushing pork and pork products at this time we hope to increase demand for them, bring about fair returns to swine producers and prevent demoralization of

+ [the market on other livestock.”

The current promotion began

gin Feb. 29, Mr. Metzger said. Cannon to Speak

Federal Savings & Loan Association

"| president, is to be one of the prin- |]

cipal speakers at the North Central Conference of the United States Savings & Loan League in Chicago, Feb. 9-10. Mr. Cannon, the League's second vice. president, is to discuss

i financing of homes.

» Two Win Awards

William H. Bowen and Frank Smith, salesmen for the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility here, have won

cash awards in a sales contest sponsored by Servel, Inc., Evansville, Ind., refrigerator manufacturers.

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

By UNITED PRESS Department of Commerce reports

from U. S. valued at $289,963,412 vs. $269,856,041 in 1938, up 7 per cent. Dominion Bureau of Statistics re-

* | ports week ended Jan. 27 Canadian! carloadings 50,077 vs. 49,416 previous i" | week and 40,281 year ago.

Federal Reserve Board reports week ended Jan. 27 country-wide department stores sales 4 per cent above year ago vs. like gain previous week. : Bell System January telephone

again 94,400 units, largest in two

years, vs. 80,500 prevoius month and

% 165,600 year ago.

Standard Brands, Inc.,, 1939 net income $7,356,208, equal to 51 cents a common share, vs. $8,721,305 or 62 cents in 1938.

Incorporations

Karagiznis Hotel Co., Inc., 961 W. 11th

Ave. _ addre agianis, James Karagianis, agianis. o - oh. Chicas rove Corporation, ago, i of trade-marks, ‘Sunny Hoilow’ and “K. Taylor's 1877"—Class 48; distilled alcoholic liquors. i & Management Corporation, New ghia eg consolidated with Graybar Electric Co., Inc. Inc., Brazil, Indiana; =, Bowius, Parco 2

Ss; shares oO par value; 2 d restaurant: John Kar- $ hotols ap Vasiliki Kar-

. Mary V Bowlus, John W. Brown and Stair 8. MeNatt. yi 5 7 ent to articles of incorporation of Edm Fresh Foods, Inc, Terre Haute Indiana; increase of capital stock to 150 shares common stock having a par value of $100 a share.

BECOME £

By means of an F. H. A, own home and pay for

—0.09| +0.05

“We can ex- S

time, and in my opinion it is even|Gt¢ A '& P

any regulation annual report more yj z

alarm when the hog market gets|;

Thursday and the second will be- Fi

Fermor S. Cannon, Railroadmen’s 3

Van Camp Milk com ...

ary; agent, John Eagtianis, same ] Tr

WEEK'S TRADE ON FIRM NOTE

Special Shares Capture. Spotlight as Steel Output Slips.

By UNITED PRESS

Stocks were steady in light trading today at New York. Special issues again provided the features. Bonds were dull with prices mixed. Cotton eased after a firm

start. Wheat and corn declined.

News available marketwise tended toward the unfavorable, especially affecting the steel industry. The latter brought small recessions into steel issues. For next week, leading steel centers are planning drastic curtailment of operating schedules. Automobile issues, rails, utilities and rubbers had small gains. Aviations perked up on news heavy new orders for planes were coming in. Coppers were firm but dull and a few trades brought minor gains to mercantile shares. Oils were mixed in a narrow area. Curtiss-Wright featured in volume and made a small gain. Wright Aero on a few transactions jumped more than $2. : : Utility common stocks for the most part were fractionally higher. American Telephone rose slightly on the Bell System report of a 94 400-station gain in January, the largest in two years. Volume continued light in the main list and near the closé a majority of issues held minor gains.

Curb Stocks

Net "Low Close change 4 a Ya

% 4% + Th

I +

—

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Bath yr Bell” Air ye Bellanca Air. Blue Ridge .... Brewster Aero.. Brilr Cp A .... Buff NEP of.... } Can Marconi....15-16 Carnation Co .. 39 Celanese 1 pf .110% & Sw U.. 7-16

DEE HE EEL]

El Bd & Sh 6 pf Fruehauf Trail Glen Alden ... 5

a -. 4 » NRRAS 8

. —-C

rH tt ELE

Am : No Am L&P pf 177 No Ind PS 7 pf.114 Pennroad Pitts Pilate 8 Sherwin-W .... 90% Std Oil Ohio pf.109 Taggart Cp ... 5% Technicolor .:. Ya Un Gas Corp .. 1a 6%

2 100% 90Y2

5Y%s 6 1%2

Un Lt & Pwr A 6% ..

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For the Chopin admirer, the presence of Alexander Brailowsky upon the musical scene is Joaswmins. It, seemed for a time that the Chopin “specialist” was passing with the older generation of pianists which included (or includes) such artists as de Pachmann, Paderewski, Rosenthal and Hofmann. But Mr. Brailowsky, who is soloist on tomorrow's New York Philhar-monic-Symphony Orchestra broadcast, is one of the latter day virtuosos who devotes a good bit of his time and attention to the Polish master. His tolr de force along this line is the series of Chopin recitals which he has given with considerable success in | New York, Brussels and Buenos Aires. In this series of six performances he plays all of the 164 piano of Chopin. No mean feat, that, | ‘Tomorrow, however, Mr. Brailowsky will content himself with the piano part of Chopin's .E Minor Concerto, Opus 11. Preceding his performance, John Barbirolli will give his audience the rather rare privilege of hearing the Overture to Berlioz’ “Beatrice and Benedict.” This excerpt is from one of Berlioz’ four almost forgotten operas, none of which achieved any great measure of popular esteem. On the program’s second half will be heard a Rondo for Orchestra! by Eugene Zador and the Suite | from Rimsky-Korsakov's “Le Coq! d'Or.” Mr. Zador is a former pro-! fessor in conservatories at Vienna and Budapest who recently established residence in New York. His Czardas Rhapsody was heard on the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s most .recent popular concert. ” o » 3 ‘To mark the end of his stay as the NBC Symphony Orchestra's guest conductor, the Italian maestro, Bernardino Molinari, will pre- ’ » » »

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These pieces originally wér written to be sung without words |

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during the years of Delius’ blindness, they were transcribed for string orchestra with the help of the composer's amaunuensis, Eric Fenby, ‘Also on tomorrow’s Radio City Music Hall program will be four movements of a Bach Suite, Schoenberg’s “Verklaerte Nacht,” and solos by Lucille Lawrence, harpist, and Jan Peerce, tenor.

» ” » Contestants on tomorrow's “So You Think You Know Music” (1:30 p. m.,, CBS) will be the composer, Charles Wakefield Cadman, and Walter Slezak, singing star of “I Married an Angel.” .., Grace Moore is to be tomorrow night's soloist with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Franco Ghione on their CBS-WFBM hour. Miss Moore will sing,” among other things, “Depuis le jour” from Charpentier's “Louise.” Which ought to be the cue to remark that Miss Moore recently starred in a French film version of the opera. ;

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