Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1940 — Page 29

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CORN OF 1. FA [as HERE LEADS NATION

Receipts J hogs at. Indianapolis Soday were ge argest/'at any live[1d

ion, accord-|.

Marketing

Short supplie elsewhere did not ‘make the local upply f of 10,629 look

Trading was_ active il a po clearance was expected. e top fell to $5.2 220-pounders. Vealers [were 50 cents

Thomas S. | Holden . . .. “De-

featism is gradually being Ticked.”

Construction League Here Schedules Holden at Dinner Meeting.

Thomas S. Holden will speak at the annual dinner nieeting of the Construction League of Indianapoli at Hote] Lincoln next Thursday evening. | ‘New officers and directors of the League also wii be

5 | installed.

& Vealers (Receipts, 266)

Rughter Cattle i pus luded) 0 900 $10: 50-11.751 (Yearlings exclude 110 10:50411.75 2 Good ...$6.00- 6.5 Bison E : e ea : : 1 jCu ontur and 0:00+10.75( common 9.00+10.75! Vealers 9.09:10.23 Good and B: ie 10.00! choice ee 9.50%10.50 J | Comm

250- mont Steers, Reitirs ixe 500- 750. |9. 50- 10.50! 00-1050

00d— 500- 750 | 230- 9.75! 0 800 : doi biker | 800- 1050. 7.50- 8.50 ol1C

| 750- “900. | 9.50-10. 501 N00 1000 .. 1.00- 8.00

ood— !Com P50- 900. | 8. 50- 9. 501 500- 900 - 6.00- 1 dium— | Ca Ives Ste TS) 3ood an 50 down. 9.25-11/00

Cattle, Cal | Se 35 TY

.. 8.75- 9.75 ~ 8 o8 818

| .- 8.00- 9.00

own - | Calves as 6.25/300d— 1 500 down. 8.505.75i Mediu ‘| 4.25-,5.00! 500 own. 7.50SHERP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 71) Lambs

| Good and choice

Medium| and good ;.

| Ewes (on shorn basis)

Good and choiGe “i,J.euersunins $4.00- | Commo | jane medinn] -- 2,75-

aac 6000; general | {3 ket wea nis Bye 10 3 ons lowe: gota. 2 10 | ¢ good to choice 180$1 Y oo 30: 2 0 lbs, $4950

Mr. Holden is pre oF the New York Building Congress, chief statistician of the F. W. Dodge Corp. and a member of the editorial staff of the Architectural Record. Mr Holden’s subject is “America Can Build.” He has said that “We|3 have ahead of us the jobs of-mod-ernizing af codes, reducing foreclosure [costs and other legal impediments to housing progress, or regularizing building-

employer-employee relations in the building industry. There is plenty of work ahead. But opportunities|3 are gradually increasing and the spirit of defeatism is gradually being licked.” Mr. Holden believes governmental |B policies establishing confidence. in long-range commitments by private pital are “of primary importance.” *He has suggested a 10-point pro-

in relation to the building industry. It includes: “l. Removing obstacles that ham-

enterprise and private investment, thus - increasing employment’ and purchasing power for shelter. “2, Perfecting the consolidation of lending agencies that have ‘been started. 73. Studying objectively and comprehensively the long-term. credit needs of the country. 4. Setting up a commission to study Federal, state and local taxes

9land credits resources.

s ;_ ‘calves, 200; ket slo heady to weak cleanup | [trade on meager suppl y common and medium prs bulk selling. [email protected]; few loads, and “Packages. [email protected]: nothing. choice Ehitered supply heifers about steady 5} to $6.75 and below: most ofterin § ‘held from earlier in week: all nd [bulls very draggy=on catch-as- > weak to 15 cents dower:

little - selling above 5 ce nth or more lower; above | $0.50; medium to good light vealers 299, ew good to choice 135-1b. offer-| i. 50: stock eattte dull. p—Receipts,- €000; late harsdar) ndvweight fed wdoled range lambs, 0.10; steady to. strono narhet: oe | 0 Kinds, [email protected]; some [email protected]; few native ewes, i Pon: small lot native spring lambs, today's fat lamb trade undevelasking higher, bidding lower; some is. talking steady.

ol LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI. March 29 (U. B.).—Hogs— Batabie, 4500: holdovers, 63; g id Tac ower; top. $5.30; 225-250 1bs., $5. 10035d 3s 33 25@4; sows steady’ to EB, [at Cate Satable. 300: total, 325. Calves— 250. | Week-end suoply light. |Heifers on clined to show further weakness; other classes about steady: scattered small lots pedium steers. $3@9: medium and good ifers around 623-650 lbs.

anners Balls. 1 $s. 135 3

Shaep—:

good | and choice,

‘ and medium grades, $829. 5.

P, ). — $5.20; 20S60: 280

FT| WAYNE. Ind.. Marc (TU. og Generally steadv: 300-3 > tbe, 0000-2 160; i

Ibs. : - vl $3.30. stags. $2.75;

1bs calves, $10.50; LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 29 (U. Hog| market 10 to 15 cents 1 wens 1bs.. $4.75@5: 220 730 1bs., $4,850 5.15: 250350 | lbs. $4 4.75; | pigs, | $4 25 down; roushs, $4 $9. 50.

ha calves, $9. Tein; lambs, U. S. STA] EMENT WASHINGTON, March 29 (U. P.).—Government expznses and Marcy for the cur-

lambs,

P.).— 160-200

rent fiscal year through March 27, as compared with. a year ag is Year| | Expenses. $7.092, 332: aos: 32 ' Receipts . 406,916, Crest Def.

,312, 3 | Customs, 264,093.454.52 > 556, 131,857,99

SAN ArOLIS LEARING HOUSE Bi AER iy rr t 24

LOCAL PRODUCE

frcany breed hens, |5 ibs) and over, 12c; 10¢; | Leg re s.|

nder 4 Ws. 9%c; heavy pet, bs, ec 6c: is brn broilers, 2 lbs. [and over 3c No. 1 strictly fresh country we each full case must weigh gross (a net deduction of 15 cents ull case under 55 Ww {Butter—No.. 1, 3 butterfat, No. 1, (Prices quote

me FOOD PRICES | CHICAGO, March 120 (U Prone

ew. York Mackintosh, Sweet Potatoes—Te End

24c by NWadies Sol

Celery—Florida crates. $2@ Mexican lugs, $4.25. Spi ach—Texas, bu., "5@gsc. Caulifiower — California crates, [email protected]. — California crates, [email protected]. Onion| MarKet (50-1b. sacks) gl Yellows, $145@1. 0; Colorado Yel-

carro

Danvers, $1.50; Idaho Sweet Spanish, 14 40; Colorado Sweet Spt nish, $1.50.

HEAR RAYMOND MASSEY

starring in the RKO motion picture version of “Abraham Lincoln in Illinois”

RECREATE:

LINCOLN'S GETTYSBURG | ADDRESS in the popular

TT _z* GREYHOUND LINES program 7 “THIS AMAZING AMERICA”

WLW 9 P. M: TONIGHT

“5. Determining a public works policy. 6. Abandoning emergency measures and concentrating on furthering sound evolutionary trends in real estate, mortgage financing and large-scale housing production. “7. Developing a sound policy on public housing. “8. Encouraging research and ed- |g

long - range

ew | UCA ional programs in the housing

the state laws concerning: real esa, taxes, transfers, foreclosures, mortgages and removal of other legal obstacles to costs.”

7 SOCIAL ASPECTS OF INSURANCE LAUDED :

“Life insurance is a pioneer in social service and in social security,

:|dating back in its beginnings to 30- | the Middle Ages,”

according to Earle W. Brdiley, president of the National Chapter of Chartered Life Underwriters.

ing of the Indianapolis Association of Life Underwriters at the Claypool Hotel yesterday, Mr. Brailey said life insurance payments in the U. S. last year averaged almost $20 for every person. “Since 1930 the life insurance companies of U. S. have paid nearly 30 billions of dollars in benefits,” he said. “This enormous total of payments

8 translated into the supplying of

food, clothing, shelter and education is invaluable. feature is that these payments by

it unnecessary to provide this help

,000| through other public’ or private

agencies.”

Eber M. Spence at the luncheon. J. Perry Meek announced an essay contest sponsored by the National Association of, Life Underwriters.

:| Awards were made to life insurance

/|agencies in Indianapolis having 100 i| per cent membership in the Indianapolis Association.

U. S. Rubber ‘Promotes

-| Sheahan Again

Times Special

Sheahan, former -operations manager of the-U. 8. Rubber Co. plants in Indianapolis and Detroit, has

,dianapolis and Detroit: plants

been promoted to general manager of the company’s tire division. The new: division is to be a con-

solidation of all tire activities of g the company heretofore handled by 8

its automotive division and by the U. 8. Tire Dealers Corp. This is Mr. Sheahan’s second pro-

‘motion within a year and a quar-

ter. He became manager of the Inin

1934 and was appointed general vision in December, 1938.

WAGON WHEAT Indianapolis grain elevators are payin for eat, 97c: subject to marke

ly Sy od der 0 She r Wer. Cash corn, No. 2 yellow shelled. * 2 white shelled, 57c: No 2 white 55 38e.

DO YOUR PLANS for Spring include the purchase or building of a home ? If financing is required see us about the various loan plans we have to offer.

THE UNION TRUST COMPANY % Capital and Surplus $3,000 ’ j MemberFoter Deposit Insurance Corporation

,000.00

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per expansion of private productive Ca

“10. Encouraging Simplification of |S

Speaking at the luncheon meet- B

Guy E. Morrison presided at the Re bregkfast at the Columbia Club and

NEW YORK, March 29.—Emmet |S

QO! manager of the new automotive di- Gront

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

30 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday | Week Ago .

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| WHEAT, CORN SELL

LOWER AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March 29 (U. P).— Wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade eased today under pressure induced by a setback at Min“However, et with fair support in increased activity. At the. close of the first hour, wheat was off 3% to 7% cent, May

®($1.04:a bushel. Corn was unchanged |

to % ¥Eént higher, oats off % to 1, cent and rye % cent lower. Soy beans were 5 cent higher.

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

By UNITED PRESS

Dun & Bradstreet reports retail trade this week 4 to 8 per cent above year ago.

high at $18,413,000,000; excess re-

» | serves: up| $90,000,000 to $5,680,000,-

000; circulation off -$13,000,000 to $7,471,000,000; brokers loans off $18,-

A 000, 000 to $467, 000,000; commercial

loans off $5,000,000 to $1,679,000,000;

net income $2,622,402 equal to 73|E cents a share vs. $2,550,365 or Is gents in 1938.

$2.39 a share vs. $12,907,459 or $2.92 in 1938. \- Curtiss-Wright Corp. sidiaries 1938 net profit $5,218,258

“‘llequal to 39 cents a. common share

lvs. $3,598,739 or 17 cents in 1938. | Gimble Bros., Inc., and subsidiaries fiscal year ended Jan. 31, net ‘profit 11,402,295 eual to 22 cents a

on $6 preferred previous yaer. Hudson Motor Car Co. 1939 net loss $1,356,750 vs. net loss $4,670,004 in 1938.

March 16 net profit $695,931 equal to $1.20 a common share vs. $442,923 or 72 cents year ago; 12 weeks net | profit $254,873 eual to 43 cents a

53% common share vs. $223,411 or 37

cents year ago. ° Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. and subsidiaries 1939 net profit $2,650,501 equal to $1.42 a share vs.

$1,043,791 or 56 cents in 1938, 8

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW March 29 (U. P.).—FolJOWing Phy oR cable rates on major cur-

{rencies Cable Net

Change England =O 13 Canada ,

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the reaction | 3y7™3

| Federal Reserve reports gold stock . this week up $53,000,000 to record |S

#4] Chile Copper Co. and subsidiaries |v: 1939 net income $10,533,377 equal to

STOCKS QUIET

PRICES HIGHER

McKesson & Robbins Issues Returned to Trading; Steels Rally.

NEW YORK, March 29 (U. P.).— The stock market made a quiet recovery today after an irregular opening. McKesson & Robbins stocks, returned to listing after a suspension dating back to Dec. 5, 1938, were features of activity. The common stock, most active issue on the board, reached 8 as compared with its close of 7% when removed from the board on the fraud of its former president, F. Donald CosterMusica. The preferred sold ‘at 31%, against its Dec. 5, 1938, close of 36%. Loft was active and at its high of 36% was up % point. American Ice ' issues, Coca-Cola and G. C: Murphy made new highs for the year. Howe Sound equaled its low. Steels rallied after early declines. Bethlehiem sold at 75%, up %, and U. S. Steel 57%, up %. Chrysler came back after a }% point decline.

4 | New York Central and Pennsylvania

registered small gains in the rails.

| Utilities were steady to firm and s | coppers narrowly mixed.

. Aviation issues, recent features,

w were quieter with prices slightly

above the previous close. American Airlines gained nearly a point in its section. |

. POWER & LIGHT CO.

OFFICERS RENAMED

“Indianapolis Power & Light Co. directors and officers were re-eiected yesterday in the annual stockholders and directors’ meetings at the

, | Electric Building here.

Harry, T. Pritchard is president

and also chairman of the board of directors. ‘W. C. Richardson is vice president, treasurer and assistant secretary. Dan C. Hess is vice president in charge of operation; Wallace O. Lee, vice president in charge of personnel and public relations; Elmer E. Scott is secretary and counsel;

A and, Berton Stout is assistant treas-

urer. Directors and their terms of office are: Mr. Pritchard, Charles True Adams, Morris E. Feiwell and Archibald L. Jackson, three years;

2 | Arthur V. Brown, Peter C. Reilly, W

C. Richardson and Mr. Stout, two years; Mr. Scott, Mr. Lee and Melvin M. Hawley, one year.

:| Incorporations

Taystee Bar-B-Qu. Inc., 203 MasSachusetts Ave Indianavolis! agen Julius

oledo, Betty Leon Mid-West "Drive-In Theatres, Inc... Massachusetts corporation; admitted to Indiana to operate motion picture theatres. Vaugh Oil Co.. Illinois corporation; admitted to Indiana to deal in oils, gasoline and lated dproduets. er Co., Inc., Delaware corPon Saou from Indiana Harrv Donselman and Eleanora Donselman, Dillsboro; Tegiotration of trademarks, “White Loaf.” class 45:. foods and ingredients of rl ds. eyer Packin| Co., Cincinstration of trade-mark, flass 4: foods and inBLL Tn bs Ho ; Indiana State Casting Assn., Inc., 6028 Haverford Ave., Indianapolis; no capital stock; promote interest in casting and fishRou Carlisle, Merle R. Alvis,

or! Dal olor Business Corp., 221 E. Taylor Kokomo; no capital stock; to promote and stimulate bu : Caleb M. Els, SoRel Bent Rect Lin Co. nois corporation: statement of redemption ‘and cancellation of Hanson<Van Winkle-Munning Co., New Jresey corporation: certificate of retirement of common stock. United States Gypsum a Jiinols corporation; change o Ww.

Adams,

Chic

ar ucking Ceo., Inc.

same addre general truck g business: Ruben L. Jriss, Clyde R| Jeffries, Alma B. Cchoen-

., Inc.. 32 E. Georgia St. Indianapolfs: agent, Hazel M. Davis, same address: 100 shares no par value; manufacture ing deal in hats, millinery ¢.; James F. Holland, Anna avis

Georg Pee “1000 shares var value; operate airport: b, Ida Van Dusen, Ral ph

ey. Inc., Farmland: Agent Owens, | Farmiand; 130 shares of (0 par value; operate insurance agency, C. Owens, Stewart W. Ho obley, Ruby Owens, Marjorie Hobley. National Peanut i Pn issivana cor 3.0 =RIng

fh Inc.. West La Slapotier

Stokol ai ra C ve anging name to C. Potts,

amendment Inc. fu tite

LOCAL ISSUES

‘The following guotations by the Indianapolis Bond (& Share Corp. do not Fo sent actual price offerings, but merely ina cate the apnroximate market level based on buying and selling quotations of recent i Stocks Bi Ask

4 80% 10874 J108% 10

om T&T Ft Ft Wa ne 7 Ind Ass Tel Corp %6 Sear *Ind & Mich Elec 7% p Si SY LC ro intp oe % » a

atio’ unchanged from last week at i\'¥i3 ‘o 8 per cent vs. 84.6 year ago. : ‘|| Andes Copper Mining Co. 1939

and sub- &

common share vs. $437,530 or $2.22;

Bonds Pacific Lte . 47% American Loan 5s 51. merican Loam 58 48. Citizens Ind Tel 4's 81 Crabbs-Reyonlds-Taylo Home T&T Ft Wayne 5%% .. Home T&T Ft Wayne 6%

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Masonite Corp. 28 weeks ended Tr

Dun & Bradstreet’s daily vreighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press {1930 32 average equals 100); : Yesterday .....iccchiannnnns. 118.39 Week 920 ..c.ovivebeee..... Holiday Month ago ........ couse... 119.00 Year a80 ......i...u.1e00vn-. 10406 1940 High (Jan. 2) ..iieeene. 12334 1940 Low (March 16) ..:.... J

EXCHANGE SEAT SOLD _ NEW YORK, March 29 (U. P)— Arrangements were completed today for sale of a membership the Echange,

Commodi up. $50. fro

Thomas, Canal St, of EE Riley Mons. East | 29

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TONIGHT

6:30—Professor Quiz, WFBM. 7:00-=Kate Smith, WFBM. | 7: :00—Concert Hour, WIRE. Greetings to Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd arti his expedition will be sent from Richmond, Va, tonight, 10:30, NBC-WIRE,

Sam Taub and Bill Stern will describe /the: heavyweight championship fight between Joe Louis and Johnny Paychek at 9 p. m., NBC-WENR. . . . Raymond li will bring his characterization of Abraham Linéoln to the air in the delivery of the “Gettysburg Address” on “This Amazing America” broadcast, 7 p. m., NBC-WES: 9 p m., WLW. » 8 8

Luke Walton will announce during the WIRE broadcast of tomorrow’s sessions of the state basketball tournament finals, 1:15 p. m. and 7:45 p.m. Tony Hinkle and W. W. Fox Jr. will handle the broadcast§ by WFBM, 1:15 p. m. and Spm :

nouncement ‘caused by station changes a

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Bitte ara, HV. Kaltenb Bill McClune World Today Hoosier Sports

Pleasure Time Myst

Girl Alone Midstream

Dick R O’Neills

New / Lum & & Abner [Prof. Quiz je Dick Reed

| Kate Smith Congert \ ”» ” ” ” Lo» i ” rr Johnnie Presents Waltz Time First Nightee What's

"ON THE RADIO

THIS EVENING

(The indianapolis. Times is not sesponsible jor Ju inscuraties in program

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