Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1940 — Page 21

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,

STOCKS YIELD * ON WAR NEWS: BONDS FALTER

Steel, Copper Shares Lead

As Other Groups Join N. Y. Decline.

a. YORK, May 1 (U. P).— Cocks turned weak today on further Ss rman successes in Norw ay, the| ; ritish action in clearing the Medierranean of British shipping, and! failure of low prices to attract large, volume of steel orders. Bonds also descended. broke as much as 23, cents a bushel. Cotton futures held well. Steel shares and coppers leaders on the downside, Joined the decline after resisting pressure. Chemicals weakened. Railroad and utility shares yielded grudgingly. Montgomery Ward was especially weak at a new low of 48, off 2%, and its decline had an unsettling influence on the general list.

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Eighteen of the retiring employees of the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. attend a nes in their honor. In the front row (left to

right) are Joseph N

. Kern, Edmund H. Bingham, John H. Albright, | Phillip Fahey, Charles Aneshaensel, Thomas Brady, Matthew Gage

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Power & Light Co. Honors Utility Pioneers

and William Splann. At the rear tables, left to right, are Michael Griffin, John E. Marshall, Robert Mershon, John Hare, Charles M. Ellis, Albert T. Miller, Herbert Shepard, Ira W. Hart, Landy H. Lamar and Hans J. Jensen.

22 EMPLOYEES HERE RETIRED

Charles Fausset Trimmed Arc Lamps on Circle In 1887.

Twenty-two Indianapolis Power & Light Co. employees, some of whom worked for the utility or its predecessor companies since the days when Indianapolis had arc street lamps, have retired. They retired at the end of work yesterday on annuities arranged by the company, which were supplemented by Social Security benefits. The retiring employees were honored by their department heads at a dinner Monday night and were given gifts by fellow-employees yesterday. One of them, Charles Fausett of Fortville, started work for the Indianapolis Brush Electric Light Co, the first in Indianapolis in 1887 as an arc lamp trimmer and lineman. It used to be his job to climb to the top of the tower in the middle of the Circle that held the five

Corn

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Columbus Yineennes. Paoli Ft.

Evansville

Charleston, Monticello New Harmon Champaign,

Covington

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Gold Res. Customs

Official Weather

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By UNITED PRESS

—May 1, 19040— Precipi- State of tation weather 1.64 .35 2.02 1.39

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U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, May 1 ment expenses and receipts for the current

(U. P.).—Governthrough A rll 29, sowbated wi with

This Last Ri 933, 562, 493. 21 $7. 550, 368. 985. 91 760.86 4,658,520,479.50

.18,754.625.707.18 293,546.760.85

15,790,470,116.79 '269,002,243.96

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING MOUSE

'MACY SAYS PRICE

OF EGGS MAY RISE

War abroad may bring a rise in the price of eggs in Indiana this fall, Thad Macy, educational director of the poultry department of the

!l Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative

Association, Inc., said today. He said that he based his opinion “partly on the fact that Denmark has been furnishing England with bacon and eggs, and now the 98 million dozen eggs which they purchased from Denmark last year must come from some other country.” The Canadian egg market has already advanced, Mr. Macy said, and “our own market has a much firmer tone because buyers are anticipating some of this business.”

MORE TIME REQUESTED NEW YORK, May 1 (U. P).— Officials of Electric Bond & Share Co., ordered by the Securities & Exchange Commission to show cause why their organization should not be required to integrate under the Public Utility Holding Company Act, have requested an additional 90 days in which to file an

FINAL NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

By UNITED PRESS

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES $0 INDUSTRIALS Today ...... « 1413 Yesterday ..ucceacscassanes, 14848 Week ARO ...vevveransencesy 14883 Month AZO ..cccisvanensnnss 18965 Year Ago .......0n “aakuanes 132.30 High, 1940, 132. 80; low, 144.65. High, 1939, 155.92: low, 121.44. 20 RAILROADS TORBAY .vovenrsasns Yesterday Week ARO ...covevsesnnsnnne | Month Ago Year Ago “avan High, 1940, 32.6%; low, 29 38. High, 1939, $5.90; low, 24.14. 15 UTILITIES

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arc lamps which lighted the old } park there. He was a line superNet |intendent at the time of his reHien we Close henge) tirement. . 3334 They Moved the Cow

775 334 Matthew Gage of 1414 Prospect Tig +1, St. started in August, 1889, as an lemployee of the Marmon-Perry |Light Co., which brought Edison lights to Indianapolis for the first "1, time. On Nov. 1, 1889, John H. Al2 bright, R. R. 18, Box 156, came to work for the company. He and Mr. Gage installed the first incandescant light plant in the city in the old = | Spades Barn, in the rear of the site where the Columbia Club now : |stands. The company legend is that the two of them led a cow out of her stall in the barn so that they could install the city’s first dynamo there. Mr. Albright also installed the lights in the State House. William Splan, 234 N. Delaware t., Apt. 407, went to work for the Brush company in August, 1890, as an arc lamp trimmer. He has been a clerk in recent years. Jensen Dean of Cashiers Hans J. Jensen, 933 N. Dearborn St., was the dean of the company's cashier, having started work for the old Indianapolis Light & Power Co., {in August, 1894. Phillip Fahey, 714 N. Belmont St, was a native of Ireland who went to work for the company in 1898. He was known as the fastest post-hole digger in Indianapolis. Others who retire are Charles Aneshaensel, 615 E. 54th St, mail clerk; Charles P. Balz, 1541 Park Ave, transformer repairman; Ed- : |mund H. Bingham, 2715 N. Meridian St., special representative; Thomas Brady, 622 Bosart Ave. watehman; Charles M. Ellis, Sherman Hotel, + [substitute operator; John Hare, 3349 N. Capitol Ave. watch engineer; Ira *|W. Hart, 1856 Dexter St. over2 head line engineer; Michael Griffin, 3458 Kenwood St., special policeman; Joseph N. Kern, 39 E. Ninth St., clerk; Landy H. Lamar, 650 River Ave. filling station attendant; John E. Marshall, 2437 N. Alabama St., laborer; Robert Mershon, 728 N. East St., transformer repair foreman; Albert T. Miller, 730 Woodlawn Ave., substitute operator; Herbert Shepard, 28 N, East St, groundman and Robert W. Sanford, 4960 W. 16th St., watchman.

: WHEAT PLUNGES TO LOWEST IN 3 WEEKS

CHICAGO, May 1 (U. P,) —Liqui- | dation pressure dropped wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade to the lowest levels in more than three weeks today. May wheat saw outside losses of around 3 cents as other grains dipped sympathetically. Wheat closed 2 to 23; cents lower, May $1.04% to $1.056'%s a bushel. Corn was off 5% to 7 cent, May 64, Oats % to 3% cent lower, May 40% bid, and rye 112 to 1% cents lower, May 653 bid. Soy beans were unchanged to 2!s cents lower, May $1.075. The selling movement in wheat was started by large commission houses in response to Mussolini's indication that Italy's position had undergone no sudden change. Stoploss selling which followed increased pressure and accelerated the downturn. Corn followed the drop in wheat. May corn steadied early in the session but deferred positions were consistently weak.

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Stock sales were 810,000 shares compared with 590,000 yesterday. Curb stock volume amounted to 213,000 shares against 220,000 yesterday.

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