Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1940 — Page 11

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MONDAY, MARCH 25

i 1 ES GAIN IN IRREGULAR NE | YORK LIST

Po nd Sterlin Low; Steel Output Declines. | YORK, March

wh e the Lr alarly volume small.

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line issues featured early deal- 4 : of them made 4 American Air Lines| 4 and held |4

and n highs. réached 64%, up | 2%, most of the rise Wright Aero ged 34 points; fo a new high

early al

issues registered [1 eels slipped off on further reducindustry is operating at| 60.7 per \pacity, ja decline of 2.7

ly. Anaits 1939 up more compared with

the previous year * narrowly mixed,

chemicals lower. Mail

e pound sterling dropped to al

8-year low but other major n currencies generally were mer in dollar terms.

- Ws § OF SCHLOSS

BROS. ARE MOVED [:::

Schioss| Bros. | Investment Co. | today ‘announced removal of their offices to the 108 E. Washington Building. | Officials said the insurance and real estate departments have grown

ubstantially in recent years and Childs

ore centralized headquarters were needed. . usiness has been discontinued by he company. Lowell| Frage is manager of ‘the eal estate department which built

d sold more than 70 new homes 1 Speedway City last year. Morse

C an 20 houses have been sold so

ar this year. The company Sper rializes | in modern two-bedroom bungalows selling | from $4000 to 000. These can be financed ‘on terms with a 10 per cent down ayment and monthly payments, neluding taxes and insurance, from 26 to $33.

' J. Richard Freije is manager of |g

he insurance department which specializes in automobile, fire and casualty insurance. | William L. Schloss is president; Mr. Prazee and Mr. Freije, vice president, and LeRoy Kahler, secre-

tary.

Warne to Lecture

| Allan H. Warne, [Indiana Bell Telephone Co. auditor of disbursements, will address the “Introduction to Business” class at Indiana el University Extension Center at 5:45 p. m. tomorrow. Mr. Warne will (talk on marketing methods and problems.

WHEAT a GAIN ' ON COLD WEATHER

| | CRICAcH. March 25 (U. PP). Wheat prices moved upward on the gy Chicago Board of Trade today under i interest generated by unseasonably cold weather and poor crop outlook in the Southwest. At the close of the first hour wheat was up 3% to % cent with May at $1.057% a bushel. Corn was unchanged to % cent higher, oats 13% to % cent higher, and rye up 3% to 5% cent. Soybeans were up 3 cent.

Heavy i breed Denis. 3 lbs. and over, 12¢; mder & 1bs “Leghorn hens, $7; Barr a White “Rock ‘roasters, 4 Ibs. and ver. nd under 4 lbs,, 9¢; heavy breed st 3 “ibs. Sad ver stags, 6c; Leghorn broflers, . an No. 1 strictly fresh country run 13c: sath full case must weigh 55 gross; net deduction of 15 cents for ach full ase Jinder 55 1bs. will be gle.

utter— 0. 2, Butter fat—Ns. 5c; No.

v 24c. {Prices quoted by Wadley Co)

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LOCAL ISSUES

The following quotations by the Indianapolis Bond & are Corp. do not represent actual price ctterings, but merely indicate the approximate market level based n buying and selling quotations 1 recent lf ey Stocks Bid As Agents Finance Co com chases Y Belt RR & Stk Yds com .,.... 53 Belt AR & Stk Yds pfd . Cent Ind i 7% vid ... JiJok Drugs Inc com A Hbme T&T Ft Wayne 7% Ind th Tel orp $6 pid h Eee 0 pid p

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» pfd *Indpls: P&L 6127 » pid *indnls Water 5% ofd .. } Linco'n Nat Life Ins Cont:s... 30 N Ind Pub Serv 5%¢% bpfd N Ind Pub Serv 6% pfd |..... N Ind Pub Serv. 7% pid 1.1 Pub Serv Co of Ind 6% y Pub Serv Co of Ind 7% nf So Ind Gas & Elec 4.8% | Terre Haute Elec pfd ..|.. Union Title Co com ... Van Camp Milk pfd ...

Bonds | American Loan 5s = eb American Loan 5s 4 Citizens Ind Tel 4% 5 ‘61 Crabbs-Reyonlds-Taylor ,

» 68 Indonls Railway ‘Inc

2 | Indpls Water Co 312% 66

Interstate T&T 5% % 53% ; Kokomo Water Works 5% ‘53. Kuhner Packing Co 412% 43) Morris 5&10 Stores 5% 50 Muncie Water Works 5% 65.. Nat Silk Hosiery 5s 42 N Ind Pub Serv 3% % 69 ...: N Ind Tel Co 4'2% ar Pub Serv of Ind 4 4% 69 Trac Public Tel Co ‘tho Richmond Wat Wks 5% 57.... oe sen | *Ex-Dividend.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, March 25 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities compiled for| United Press (1930-32 average equals 100) : Thursday ::.eevvecsssacsss.. 119.08 Week-A8O ic eerassossscnnns 118.01 Month AZ0 |.iceesereosseasss 11931 Year Ag0 .........oeceeees.. 104.76 1940 High (Jan. 2).......0... 123.34 1940 Low (March.116)......... 117.95

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'U.'S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, March 25 Government expenses ad recei Vis To the {eurrent - fiscal] year tHrough arch 22, totfinared with a year ago:

This Year

Perrtes . 58 090,627,234, 2s 4,335,818,064.6 58

Last Year $6,593,414,013.01 4,325,572,757.8

28.13 15.075 260, 373. 656.20 , 230,774,373.69

hE INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

Clearings ...ieeveeuse rarseeneess- 32,318,000 Debits Ban eh 5,701,000

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March 25 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on_major_currenCable Rates Net Chg.

$3.68%. —.02%

England (pound) 81 = eo

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Skinner Engine Co., Pennsylvania cororation: admitted to Indiana to manuacture engines, governors, machinery, ete. india-Penn Oil Co., Inc. indianapolis; amendment changing name lover Poitoloum, Inc,; and change of Rddress to 1150 Fairfield Ave, Indianapolis Union vings Associagion of ‘New Albany! améndment Horeasing capital stock to 10,000 shares of $100 par value, Guarantee Tire and Rubber Co., Indianapolis; registration of trad marks, S Buy” and_‘‘Speed Tested,’ class 18; vehicles. including engines, acSe ties and supp. Bentonville State Bank, Bentonville; 250 100 par value; Lewis Coldwell Sack] Lefingwell vel

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-| killers at $8.75

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—.00% — oot Ye $1.4

4'$5.55 Top Paid on 210-220-

Pounders in 6000 Run “At Stockyards.

2 |at the Union Stockyards here today, i

according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. Lighter weights sold steady. The | top price paid was $5.55 on 20 to 220-pounders. | Packing sows strong. higher.

were steady to Steers averaged - 2% cents

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March Top Bepis ulareh

19 ...$ 5.45 20 . 5.40 21 5.40

Top Repts.

hh 5.65 | TH 5.40 2000 5:55 6311 Barrows and Gilts Packing Sows ood alg Choice— [Good and Choice— 2 0 $ : 85 4 4.60; 270- 300 $ 4.90; : 33 35 2:50 3 350. ‘4. 4 - . 4 3- 5:30. Good Or : 8 60] Gt 3 35- 4.50 40( 45( Medinm— 250-

500 $79) lo ‘Staughter Fig s ium an 4.50- 5.10) 90- 120 3.95 3. 3.05

Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 1272) Choice— | Bulls 750- £00 $1 00-12 %i yearlings 00-12.00|Good $6.0( Toes 15/Sausage

900-1100. 10.25-11.50 Medium . ..

1100-1300. 1300-1500. Go , [Cutter and 9.00-11.00

9.00-11.00 9.00-10.50 9.00-10.25

. 8.00- 9.00 “1500 - 8.00- 9.00

750-1100. 6.75- 8.00 Steers, Heifers xe 500- 750. 9.75-10.75. Goo 500- 750 8.50 9.75 Heifers

Choice— 0 900.

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. 10.50-11.25 and

. 8.00-10.00 5.50- 8.00 eset, ‘Stocker qmitle, Calves ( Paseipte, 495) Choice— 500- 800 75- 9.15 800-1050 .. 3 :25- 8.75.

Good— 500- 800 .. 8.00- 9.00 : 1800-1050 .. 1.50- 8.75 9.50-10.50 01000 « 1.00- 8.00 n

Com; 8.50- 9.50 be 200 Ti $.9- Li 00 steers 7.50-.8. 5013004 and ‘Choice— 50 dot wa. 9.25-11.00

dow: 8.00- 9.45 3 atone " heifers

Cows ..% 6.25- 7.00 .25|300d— 500 down. 8. 50-

Medium. 5.75- 6 Cutter and 9.50 common 5.00- 5.75 jum— Canner . 4.25- 5.00 H down. 7.50- 8.75 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 749) Lambs | ? sesesreneees.$10.25-10.50 .50-10.0

Good and choice

Ewes (on shorn basis)

‘| Good -and choice

75- 4.00

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs ReceiDis 12,000; market, closin 2 @15 cents higher; butchers scaling 240 uv in fairly broad demand; showing os: gin; lighter wi having least Shui; d to choice 180-240 Ibs., [email protected]; op. 240-270 1bs., [email protected]; @>5.25; heavier butchers rao 4 ss and below; good 400-550 1b. packing sows, [email protected]: lights up to $4.85. Cattle—Receints, 12,000; calves—1000; strictly choice fed steers and yearlings steady; supply such kinds small; shipper demand narrow, however, even on cattle of | value to sell $11 unward; all others weak .to' 25¢ lower with little done: good grades nredominating in crop: not many common steers here: feeder dealers competing with down; replacement cattle steady: fed heifers steady to weak; cows easy: bulls firm: vealers steady: few loads well finished yearlings and weighty steers, $10.50@11: early top 1088-lb gs $12; Colorados, 15; best heifers early, $9.75: several loads, $99.65; and several loads choice heifers held adove

Common and medium

* 1810.50; weighty usage bulls to $7.15; cut-

ter cows. $5.50 d Dhl on id Jo. 00: trading practicallv. at a standst few early bids around $10.50; fully ii asking $10.75 and better for best fed wooled lambs.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, March 25 (U. P.).—Hog Receipts, 3400; active, fenerally 25¢ higher than Saturday; top, ood and Shoice 160-335 Ibs.: 225-250 1bs., $5.50; 140160 1bs., [email protected]; 100. 140 ibs., $3.50@ 4.25: sows mostly $4 dow Cattle—Receipts, 1100: NW alves, 450; generally trade steady to strong with week- | end prices spots higher, notably on light weight heifers; medium steers, $8@?9;: bul heifers, [email protected]: few Nghiwelght offerings, [email protected]: common to f cows, $5.50@6; canners and Cpt $3.50@ 5.25; sausage bulls, [email protected]; vealers, steady: top. Sen common and medium slow at $7@ ants, 150: steady with last week’s Slose 5 Ii good to choice shorn lambs, [email protected]: ond and choice wooled lambs as "Sioa, 50; common and medium grades, [email protected]

WAYNE, Ind., March 25! {v.,

PT. =| Hogs Sieady to 10 cents higher:

1bs.. $5.40; 180-200 1bs., $5.30; $3.35: 320-240 Ibs... $5.30; $5.15: 260-280 1bs.. $5; 280-300-325 1bs.. 4.75; 325-350 Ibs. 400 lbs. $4.65; 150-16) 1b. 150 Ibs. $4.15: 130-140 bs. 100° 1bs.. $3.65: 100-120

160- 130 1bs.,

$3.40: roughs,

1bs.. $3.75; Stags, $2.75; calves, $11; lambs, $10. 0

LAFAYETTE. Ind, March 25 (U. PY— Hog market 10 200 1bs.. 250-350 1bs.. roughs, $4. lambs, $9.50@10

. FOOD PRICES

HICAGO, March 25 (U. P.). 7 ADDies..New York Mackintosh bu., $1.40@ Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee a $1. Hor: 20; Celery Michigan crates, $2.15@3. Fons. toes—No sales. Sninach—Texas bu., 980c. Cauliflower—California crates, $1. 56 1 Carrots—California crates, [email protected]. 50-1b. sacks): Colorado Danvers, $1.45@1. Idaho Bwest Spanish, [email protected]. Iowd Yellows, $1.8

$4. 55@5. 05; pigs. $4.50 down: x wn; calves, [email protected];

s| Hogs weighing more than 160 pounds sold 10 to 15 cents higher

|| Speake Thursday | ]

1712 Plants Operated Here

“|plants in operation with 916 establishments. By 1933 this number had |

1125.064 establishments, was concentrated in 331 counties. Of these]; 331 counties, seven had 41,469 plants ||

x Bertermann Appointed

‘\retary of Florists Telegraph Deliv-

«| the floral company although he will 2 |not be active in the management.

-| surers, was host today to 100 of the [company’s

Earle W, Brailey, Cleveland, will be guest speaker at the Indianapolis Association of Life Underwriters luncheon at the Claypool Hotel Thursday. Mr. Brailey is president of the National Chanter: "of Chartered Life Underwriters. Guy E. Morrison will preside at a ' breakfast in honor of Mr. Brailey at the Columbia Club.

COUNTY 34TH IN MANUFACTURING

During 1937, Survey By U. S. Shows.

WASHINGTON, March 25.—The Commerce Department reported today that Marion County, Indiana, stood 34th in the nation in 1937 in the number of manufacturing plants in operation. It was 35th ‘among the nation’s 3070 counties in the number of wage earners employed in the manufacturing plants.

In 1929, Marion County ranked 32d nationally in the number of

declined to 634 or 30.9 per cent less than in 1929 but the "county still ranked in 32d place. In 1937 the

although the number of plants in operation increased to. 712 plants, 12.3 per cent more than in 1933 and 22.4 per :cent less than in 1929. The county’s status in the number df industrial wage earners stood at 31st place with 51,141 persons employed in 1929, the department re-

county employed 31,286 wage earners or 388 per cent less than in the peak prosperity year. Four years ‘later Marion County had slinped to 35th place in the nation with 51,254 wage earners employed in its manufacturing rlants, the department said. This was a 31.9 per cent increase as compared with 1933 and a 19.3 per cent decrease as compared with 1929. The reports showed that 75 per cent of all the manufacturing plants in operation in 1937, amounting to

s— [or 25 per cent.of the total. These counties were New York, Cook, Illigy nois; Ios Angeles; Philadelphia] Kings, New York; Wayne, Michigan, and Suffolk, Massachusetts.

William C. Betermann, secretary of Bertermann Bros. Co. here for many years, has been appointed merchandising assistant to P. O. Ferrel, president of Ferrel Merchandisers, Inc. Mr. Bertermann was director-sec- |

— ery Assoeiation in this area last year. -He will retain his office with

Insurance Agents Meet

F. N. Daniels, founder and president of Old Line Automobile In-

representatives from more than 60 Indiana counties. The sales congress and 10th birthday anniversary meeting was held at Hotel Washington. John Cramer, deputy commissioner of insurance for Indiana, spoke.

WAGON WHEAT Indisnapolts Kgrain elevators are paying for wheat, 99c: subject to market change: I grades on the

o'clock, denberg next November the American people will demonstrate that they are . “tired of life on a flying trapeze.”

county had dropped to 34th place,|”,’

ported. By 1933 the plants in the | ———

~ ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT 7:00—Andre Kostelanetz, ‘WFBM. . 7:30~Richard Crooks, WIRE. 8: 00—Radio. Theater, WFBM. ; 8:30—Alec. Templeton, WIRE.

Senator Arthur. ur. H. Vandenberg

(R. Mich.), candidate for the Re- | H¢ publican Presidential nomination, will speak on Issues in the 1940 Election’ tonight ‘on’ the National Radio Forum.

“The - Controlling

The forum will be heard at 9:30 NBC-Blue. Senator Vanrecently predicted that

” ” ” Dr. John T. Frederick, Northwestern University professor, is presenting an increasingly interesting program on his “Of - Mén and Books,” heard each Tuesday at 3:15 p.m. Tomorrow he will present Mortimer Adler, fiery ‘Columbia University instructor who was brought’ to the University of Chicago several years ago by Robert Maynstds Hutchins, Chicago president, teach an honors course in Humanities Division. | Mr. Adler wrote a book on dialec- ~ |tics that was illustrated by Mrs. Hutchins. He has- just published “How to Read a Book” and will talk

the

on the same subject during his ap-

pearance on Dr. Frederick's program. The quarter-hour is carried on WBBM. ' ” ” ” “Remember the Night,” whose cow called Gertie created such a furor when the movie was here about a month ago, will be pre-: sented as a radio drama by Radio Theater tonight, Barbara Stan.

wyek an and Fred MaeMitfray, as in e movie, will take the leading roles. . . . The Escorts and Betty, who were at the Lyric Theater last week. will sing “I Want My Mamma” “their 8:30 a. m. broadcast toET NBC-Red. . . . Marie and er M Men will be guests of Alec Templeton at 8:30 o'clock tonight, NBC-WIRE. With Alec, they « will sing and play a Templeton arrangenient of “Caro Nome" from “Rigoletto. ” Alec will play “Beethoven Takes a Lesson from Stephen Foster.” . .. It’ will be spring and songs of the new season for Andre Kostelametz’ Tune Up Time at 7, CBS-WFBM. The orchestra will play “Hora Staccato,” popularized by Jascha Heifetz. 2 =» » . European shortwave news broad= casts: Moscow, 6, RX96 — 15. 24 megacycles and RNE—12 meg.; London, 7, “The Empire at War," GSD—11.75 meg, and GSC—958 meg.; Rome, 9, 2RO3--31.15' meg., 2R04—25.40 .meg. and 2RO6-—19.61 'meg.; London, 10, GSC—9.59 meg.; Paris, 10:30, TPB11—11. 88 meg: an { TPA4--11.71 meg. and Berlin, 11 t0 9.61 meg. and DJC—6.02 meg. The Rochester Civic Orchestr: will play Cornejo's unpublish Philippine Rhapsody for Piano and’ Orchestra at 8: 30 NBC-Blue. The composer will b at the piano. Suzanne Ste mezzo-soprano, “will make a retu appearance at: the Columbia Con cert, Hall at 9:30, CBS-WABC... . Members of the Susquehanna) County, Pennsylvania, Agricultura, ; | Conservation Committee will- di cuss the use of lime and Pie fertilizer for pastures. on the National Farm and Home Hour at 11:30 a. m. NBC- Watad

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Jack Armstrong Kirby & White

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Better Business “Youth in Toils”

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PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS WIBC: 1050

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Devotional

Tex, Millie, Dollis Musketeers Mornin

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Breakfast ‘Jam 3 ”» ”

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MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390;

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): AA

WHKC, 640; CKIW, 1030: WSM.850.

NBC-BLUE—WIJZ, 750: WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. ' NBC-RED—WEAF. 660: WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC., 860; WIR, 750; WHAS. 820: KMOX, 1090: WBBM, 770.

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This stretch of Road No. 36 adjacent to Indianapolis shows what can be done by salvaging an old worn-out roadbed and

resurfacing it with

KENTUCKY ROCK

ASPHALT, the safe, long-wearing, economical surfacing material.

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