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BCASTS EN D TO

IIS BARTERING

Trade . Spokesman Says

‘More Traditional’ System,

Perhaps. Based on Gold, Is Being Considered in Event of Complete. German Victory. .

~NEW YORK, June 27 (U. P.).—Germany’s barter system, widely successful prior tothe war, will be replaced by

a “more traditional” form of international trade in the event|

of a complete Nazi victory, according to Dr. Albert Degner, secretary of the Board, of Trade for German-American. Com-

merce, Ine. Dr. Degner, a German citizen, said that the Reich now considers the barter system “too antiquated and complicated to survive in a post-war world.” : In his capacity here as secretary of the Board of Trade, Dr. Degner has worked for closer trade rela-

tonship between the U. S. and Germany. While asserting that it still is too early to predict just what trade method will be worked out, Dr. Degner. declared that there is a grow-

PRICES ON HOGS RISE 25 CENTS

Top Is Carried to $5.60 on 220-t0-230-Pounders; 8657 Arrive.

Hog prices at Indianapolis spurted 25 cents today, the Agricultural

. THE INDIANAPOLIS

Brokers Open New Offices Here

: : ; Times Photo. ‘The newest brokerage office in ndianapolis is that of Atkins, Hamill & Gates. The firm has moved

from the second floor of the Electric Building to the street floor of the Insurance Building.

FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS

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STOCK TRADING | _ TAPERS OFF ON

Await News From Rumania; _ Willkie Boom Boosts Utility Issue ‘$3.

NEW YORK, June 27 (U.P)~— Stocks maintained a firm tone today although volume fell off as traders took to the sidelines pend-

Situation. As the time drew fear for balloting at Philadelphia, the utility issues were bid up, Considerable ac-' tivity came into commonwealth & Southern of which Mr. Willkie is president. The common issue eased slightly while its preferred jumped 3 points. Largest volume was in Packard on anticipation of a large airplane engine order. Steels registered small gains late

highs for the session made. in the Coppers held steady.

issues were substantially higher. Oils were narrowly mixed. Mer-

N. Y. EXCHANGE:

in the day, but were well below the |.

Chemicals, aircrafts and other war |

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6: . 9: 7:

7:30—Rudy Vallee, WIRE. 3:00—Music Hall, WIRE.

Fabien Sevitzky, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra conductor, will direct the Montreal symphony concert at 7 tonight, NBC-Blue. Tscha-

ikowsky’s Symphony No. 5 in E

Minor will be on the program. The broadcast is not scheduled locally.

WIRE has begun a new sports. review program on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays by Vic Lund at 5:15 p. m. . . . Tomorrow's “Music You Want ” at 11 p. m... WIRE, will feature “An Evening With Arturo Toscanini” and the Beethoven Symphony No. 7 by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. ‘f % =n =»

A preview of the Illinois National Guard" Military Show, with pickups from warplanes flying overhead and from a field station on Northerly Island, will be broadcast by WENR

“ON THE RADIO

Parks Johnson and Wally ButterIworth will take their CBS-WFBM microphone into the Municipal Auditorium, Philadelphia, during the Republican National Convention, to4 night at 9:30. “Vox Pop” also plans to “cover” the Chicago convention of the Democratic Party o on July 18,

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Bing Crosby has asked four guests to appear on his program tonight ' at 8, NBC-WIRE, now. that Bob Burns has gone on a six-weeks va-' cation. They are Carol MacFarlane, Eddie Albert, Virginia Bruce and Lynn Overman, Starting next Thursday the Music Hall will be heard one hour earlier at 7 p..m. z % 8 ‘8 ” No Engineer Casey Jones will lend his character to the Rudy Vallee program at 7:30 tonight, NBCWIRE. Milton Berle and Mary Jane Walsh will be the guests. » » 8

The National Farm and Home Hour has begun a new series .of. summer programs based on imaginary trips to national forests in.

from 8:15 to 8:30 tonight.

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CINCINNATI. a . WLW ; (NBC-MBS) ; Cotton Queen

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Rocky Gordon Malcolm Claire Irene Wicker Bud Barton

Dessa Byrd Profit Trio

Easy Aces

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ing sentiment within Germany for

re-establishment of a trade system Marketing Service reported. Abr & Straus. 32 32 d on gold. The quarter advance, shared by|Adams Exp ... 5% 5!

SE Predicts U. 5. of E ; all weights, carried the top price to|4}f Reduc : s ‘U. S. of Europe

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wesassesrnnsuasers 119.73 —1.32 sesessesssnsss 122.835 ~1.51]. Month AZO ......e0. Holiday Year Ago 130.05 —2.78

Yesterday Week Ago ....

Bu $v. T..%|cantiles gained small amounts. Rails One of Finest 3, 3, i+ |were irregularly higher. ie : aos Commodities were without definite

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“Those who consider that gold will no longer be used for foreign commerce have formed their opinions too hastily,” he said.

Dr. Degner predicted that a German. victory would be followed by establishment 'of a U. S. of Europe, based on the production by each region of its agricultural and industrial specialties with economic competition between various sections of Europe discouraged. He admitted that widespread discussions have taken place in Germany regarding trade between. the U. 8. of America and post-war Europe but said it would be “dishonest” not to admit. “that there is ‘considerable resentment in the Reich toward what some Germans consider the un-neutral attitude of the U. 8. toward the European con-

Ries” ; Seek Raw ‘Materials

The forthcoming ‘election here will have “considerable bearing” on the final decision, Dr. Degner said, inasmucH as most Germans consider

President Roosevelt completely out|

of sympathy with the Reich and possessed of “a desire to help her opponents.” = However, he said, the Board of Trade for German-American comSnhercé is convinced that close trade relations with the U. S. will be established in order that the Reich can obtain large quantities of necessary raw materials.

WHEAT FALLS CENT

IN LATE TRADING, ™~

CHICAGO, Jupe (27 (U. P)— Whaat futures suffered losses of moré than a cent in the last few

minutes of the session on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Earlier prices ruled mostly steady to firm. Wheat closed 1 to 11% cents lower, July 77. Corn was down % to up 1; cent, July 60%; oats. off % to % cent, July 30%b, and rye % to 1 cent lower, July 40b. Soy beans lost ground in last minute operations to close 4 to % cent lower, July 78%a. : Trading in wheat was light and a small demand predominated the market, particularly in early operations. Corn: prices -were around steady . most of the session, moving up

S fractionally + with the small ad-

§ vances in wheat. Cash and elevator interests supported. the buying side. : Eh Cloge Close

, $ at. $ 33% 1% 18% 18% 19%

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$5.60 for 220 to 230-pounders, highest this month. Considerable price improvement in wholesale pork Mills . markets this week furnished some |4jlied Stores .. background for the upturn, the|Amai Leath ... 1% Marketing Service said. Receipts Amal Lesth pf. 10% also were less, tending to boost Airlines’ . prices. A total of 8657 head were shipped to the Union Stockyards 4 here.

High, 1940, 152.80; low, }11.84. High, 1939, 155.92; low, 121.44. 3 20 RAILROADS s | Yesterday Week Ago . Month Ago ....... sive Year Ago High, 1940, 32.67; low, 22.14. High, 1939, 35.90; low, 24.14. 15 UTILITIES Yesterday - . Week ALO .c.vivvvivcenensn . Month Ago ... Holiday Year Ago ...iiveeens inves 22.69 —0.55 High, 1940, 26.45; low, 18.03. 7 High, 1939, 27.10; low, 20.71.

Stock sales approximated 440,000 shares eompared with 670,000 yesterday. Curb stock sales were 93,000 shares compared with 125,000 in the previous session.

A .n 1 re Active trade snapped up the dozen olor ype =

or so loads of steers and yearlings Enc Til .].. as well as close to eight cars of |4 EEEN bt 131: heifers on first rounds. Local killers Hide&L . as well as order buyers competed |Am Home Pr. strongly for the supplies which sold strong to instances 15 cents or more higher than at any other time this week. Cows and bulls, while less active still cleared at about steady prices. Vealers sold steady to 50 cents high- A er with a $9.50 top.

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Barrows and Gil 150 140 $ 3.75- £35! 270-340 $ 4 160. 3/38. 5.40| 300- 330.

Packing Sows 75- 4.90 4.75- 4.85 4.65- 4.85

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500 4.00- 4.50 Slaughter Pigs 90- 120. 3.25- 3.85 Atl G vive Atl Refining ... Atlas Corp ... Aviation Corp’ ‘

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Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 903) Choice— | Bulls 750- 900 $10.00-10.75 {Zearlings excluded) 900-1100. A .00/Good ...$ 6.50- 7.15 1100-1300. . 5a. .. 6.00- 6.50 1300-1500. 10.2 : ve 5. 6.0 G Cc

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“Ink bE: 107) ra 750. Good— 8v % 750- 900.

Heifers Msdim. Choice— i 500-1000. . 750- 900. 9.85-10.25|Common— od=--50- 900. 9. 15- 0. 85) Calve 560-900 8.00- 9.00) 500 down. eb 11.80

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Hogs—Receipts, 11,000; general market fairly active; J5¢ 250 higher: packing SOWS, 10@ibc higher $5.60; most good to | choice 200- 70. fib. ‘weights [email protected]: 270. 330 1bs., [email protected]; 473-1b. butchers at $4.70; 180- $00 1bs. largely $5. 25@5. 50; light Jows, ot 15 Sat above; bulk good 360 ¢

BY BEIM 5000; calves, 100: very active market; steers 25¢ higher; instances : everything carrying flesh in broad and. to both local and outside killers; het ‘ers strong to- 25c higher; cows strong; bulls strong to 15¢ higher; vealers active, ge hi, heh few steers to killers under $9; Sil best yearlings, $10.90;° nuDiu ie $10.50@11; thin stocker ¢ dull nd medly Heogers Boy wilite ¢ country account because of recent s os Flin killer advance; best fed heifers, $10; nu- Col Gas bf A. merous loads, [email protected]. heavy sausage Com. inv Tr... bulls to $7.40, $7.25 paid freely; light can- Com Solvents. . ners Cows, 5 @4.60; weighty cutters, $6 Coin dr and better; good to choice vealers, $9.50@ Comm & So ot * Bie siricily” Shotce 1000. 1360” Wedne day Comm Edison eep—Receipts ! @ ednesda. C ie $pring lambs active, strong to 15¢ hj Cong-Nairn 1

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1 its new plant—the third Brewstei 3 unit in the metropolitan area—immediately, and that all three divi-

, {about 50 per cent during the same

2 |an eight-storied building located on an enclosed railroad siding—will add | 721482,000 square feet of floor space to| the . Brewster production facilities.

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? lorder * with

2 |unfilled orders to $44,628,000,

held steady, and rubber advanced sharply. Scrap steel at Chicago declined 50 cents a ton for the second day in succession. German municipal bonds featured Frankfort 6%

Canadian and Scandinavian issues were up 2 points or more. Rumanian 78 were up 2 points. at 10. A feature of the day was a 16%

the New York free market. The prise of $3.92 was ‘approaching the cial London level of $4.02'%% tol! Hv, 31%. Small supplies encountered when moderate demand developed! “isent the market soaring.

EAST IS LEASED

Brewster Aeronautical Co. Calls for Aviation Mechanics. NEW YORK, June 27 (U. P)—

nounced foday that it has leased the Ford Motor Company’s assembly plant at Long Island City and issued a call for skilled aviation mechanics to speed up work on more than $44,000,000 of warplane orders for the U. 8S. Navy and “foreign nations.” James Work, president, stated that the corporation will move into

sions will be operated at maximum capacity as soon as possible, He said that employment has been doubled in the Newark plant within the last 30 days and that some departments thére are operating on a seven<day week. In the original Long Island City plant the working force ‘has been increased by

period and several departments are

“We will add to our forces at the three plants,” he said, “as fast as additional equipment, tools and experienced personnel permit.” Acquisition of the Ford plant—

Brewster a total of -its three

It will give 884,000 square feet at

plane manufacturer in the country. Brewster Aeronautical is producing fighters and dive bombers for the U. 8. Navy and for export. On June 6 the corporation signed .an “foreign Government representatives” for $26,572,000 of these warplanes to be shipped abroad, lifting its total backlog of

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NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS- WENR, 870; KWK, 1350.

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WOOL PRODUCTION GAINS IN INDIANA

The Indiana “Wool Growers’ Association has approximately omehalf million pounds of Indiana wool in the warehouse, T. I. Ferris, asso ciation president, said today. This is a 30 per cent increase over delivery in 1939 and comes from 82 counties; he said. The Indiana ors ganization is a member of the Na tional Woel Marketing Corp. with offices in Boston where sales are made according to demand fronf the mills throughout the year. Mr. Ferris said the future prica$ of wool “looks encouraging” with {sources of wool imports to the U. §. cut off by the war and the increased use of wool in the armament pro-. gram in the U. S.-

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The Plowing notations py the Indianapolis Bo are Corp. do not represent actual price offerings. but merely in-| rington. Qicais ine Abproz imate ) harke t Jove Rased : fransactigns. "Stocks otuid '*Ak| George H. Freers, former chairon 11 OM +2200 ? | man of the Indiana section of the Society of Automotive Engineers, is the newest addition to the engineering staff of the Marmons« Harrington Co., ‘here, manufac-

turing of all-wheel drive vehicles and track-laying tractors, including tanks. Mr. Freers graduated from Rose

$11, is bulk hahdywe ante ghi xf inds and outs, $8. Ne & 1k “Idaho springers, $10. Soa @10.7 best old crop lambs, $8; few ET ewes, : $4@4. 25; most fat natives, Vea, [email protected]; toJuly s.esv0000 5.80 day's trade native spring lambs active, Be cosines 810 fon to 15¢ high er; oar y sales good handyOet.. ...isv:.. 8.10 weights iat Ly [email protected]; some throw- - 3 . . outs and 1 ight kinds, 0 @i0. 35; no Western Jan. , i 10 . spring lambs here; two loads Oregon yearRn, sie upd; lings in feeder flesh averaging around 6577 1bs., $6.75; short deck lightweights old $10h Iams, 8 .50; odd head 21, Iw small S a native ewes, Wheat—No sales. Corti-—No. 1 yellow: gs mostly $2.50 down.

Nod white, 351 LOCAL PRODUCE

No. w Heavy breed hens, llc; bareback hens, hac; “sample gra grade, Eid! 3 bareback Leghorn a eed, 43c,

hite Rock sprihg9@56¢, nominal. Cash

. whis other colored $5.85, nominal; loose, heavy breed springers, 2', lbs, and over, nominal; bellies, $6,

14c; Leghorn springers, 12 lbs. and over, 13c; bareback springers, llc; old roosters,

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NEW YORK, June 27 (U.P. ~Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, com= piledy for the United Press (1030-32 average equals 100): ; “ Today: .......ce0evesesceases 110 Yesterday ‘........ cece. 11595 Week 80 ..........cc00se+ 116. Month ago, holiday. Year 80 ...ct.-sivresncennes 100.71 1940 high (Jan. 2) sevevessrie 133.3 : 1940 low (June 5) ............114.7¢

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

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10c ovet. Mixed corn, yp @aY 2C corp’ e ; tatoes—Tennessee, bu. § Outs-Weak Ree spss. 5 tasinaa 28; No Tox Jo as i ah pts, ” Toman a. Dixie-Vortex A e; a exas ) nach — nois, - Spite, .¥ was = 5 3. ra LR alifornia, , |. Doehler D Cast 16'4 > 3 ae 2 on die edu LL Dom : Tom \ . on Mar (80= sacks) —- 8 WAGON WHEAT s. $1.6081.70; California | Dow as

indianapolis grain elevators, are Daying | white Wax, $2.25

for No. dhe t 40 nat lel i” i ed Indiana Business Nears 1937 Peak

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nge; corn, shelléd, ic: White he eno%o. 2 white oats, 276.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

ATL June 27 (U. P.).—Hogs— tive, generall 8i00; | total 3225. Ac ie, gen ally

$5.70; 0-160 Bs? [email protected];, sOWS, balable, 250; total 4715, Calves— jo orf

T 51s 0 Water Works 8s

current fiscal year through June 25, come (ven) .... J. 9848 pared with & year 380: Mexico (peso) «oo .2030 231 18.85 Beipte .. 5,835,901, 5,622,548, 2. 55 ,340.00 Kuhner packing 2 Go 4% a : iL 3 8s 3.483, 330 Work Bal.. 1.2 1.03 2.200, 1373.380; ; U. 8. Government - Hl 4 91. a5: or 20 40,376,298.709.26 Gata Tea 18; TH 02568 16,084.257.075.15 Hi js 1 fi %

xpenses ..$9, 488, 50.016 916.29 $9, dis Government Bonds: “Bal... 1'980 ade 03 31.01 2.085,005.779.08 93,138.66 - $14,089,052.37

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4%a8 88 ... 0... -4 "es ” ‘i ; 1, Corn 55 57.......011 13 | INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING BL fa] hi ) Clearings ii. ..107.4 - 10 a rp OC IPEDS. Landon itm 3366, nireq amar Debits sees 60 106.6 1 . ns 19% Ss ih : i 2 Wi NEW YORK, June 21 (U. P).— Ta KH T4%s 19%) A}) markets of the Commodity Ex- — change, Inc, will be closed on Sat-

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AKRON, O, June 27 (U. P.)— The 1940 national convention of the National Small Business Men'S Association will be held at Chicagy

Oct. 15, 16 and 17.

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evenly 130.0, “heifers, [email protected] most i: Fo choice, §

Active, il in s2V1s cenis or more r, mo nearby spring lambs aL co a na d medium, $6.50@ around $s

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; prt i we ise eax 2% 1923 1936 = 100 : |wPam of. 93 2. Accelerated by the v. 8. national defense program, business in Indiana advanced further during May Pa BI 1 pf. 103 2 and is approaching the peak it attained in February, 1937, ‘according to Indiana University’s Bureau of |W 5» | A i “MH : , | Research. The Bureau predic the demand from, the will expgnd. rather |W on : ”

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