Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1940 — Page 10

SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1940

STOCKYARDS PLANS $100,000 PROGRAM

Railroad Sidinas Will Be Moved to Make Room for New By-Pass Road System, Cement Unloading Docks; Improvement to Benefit Truckers

In order to provide better facilities for trucks bringing k to the Indianapolis stockyards, a £100,000 building rogram will begin about Aug. 1. The present Belt Railroad stockvards, are to be moved sever both and to make it easier to load rail shipments outbound

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ORKER PRICES RE UNCHANGED

Top Remains at $6.75 for Fourth Consecutive in 1904, ac- . Rauh, presi Session.

| road & Stock | prices at Indianapolis were hanged today for the (tive session, the Agnultu ral Mark eting Service reported I'he top held at $6.75 for 220 to 230-pounders. The Marketing Servmated 150 salable cattle were received at the Union Stockvards 25 calves; 2500 hogs and 25

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fire will he the expenditure of $100,000 to move the railroad sidings,

improvement at the Indianapolis stockyards since they were rebuilt after the 1904

and a system of by- “pass roads to the docks.

FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

It Will Look Different in Two Months

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WAR RESTRICTS | STOCK TRADING

lus ; Prices Narrowly Mixed; Business News Good; Bonds Ease.

NEW YORK, July 20 (U. P).—| Stocks fluctuated narrowly today with volume around the lightest | since World War days. Prices were

irregular. | Traders awaited a German drive |on Britain on the basis of Hitler's | speech vesterday. Bonds eased in [light turnover. Wheat lost a cent. | Cotton futures eased a few points. Business news continued favor- | able. Pittsburgh estimated steel | operations next week at 86': per cent of capacity, up 3': points from present schedules. Retail auto- | mobile sales in June showed a gain {of 33.2 per cent over 1939. Depart[ment store sales were 7 per cent over a year ago. Du Pont reported (net income for the first half equal [to $4.06 a share, against $3.28 in 1939. | Bethlehem Steel had a small de{celine which offset a minor gain in U. S. Steel. General Motors and Chrysler eased. Copper shares held steady. Rails were mixed. Du Pont firmed slightly on its earnings

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“a The Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. ar has opened its newest supermarket “at 30th St. and Sherman Drive, making eight supermarkets operated «by the company in Indianapolis. "The new supermarket, housed in| new building, is operated on the | self-service plan, the merchandise being displayed in open shelving |

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(Country pickup prices cuoted “by Wadley Co.)

UNTON DRIVERS ACCUSED DETROIT, Juiy 20 (U. P.).—Cartage company officials today charged | that union truck drivers on strike | 11+ had stopped and delayed over-the-| road trucks in inter-city service, | 11 w hich the~ had pledged not to do.

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| FOOD PRICES WIRE—8:00 P. M. | CHICAGO, July 20 (U. ), —Sweet

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YOU'LL LAUGH —- YOU'LL LOVE HIM!

UNCLE EZRA

Thirty minutes on the crackerbarrel with that lovable old Wiosopher of .

TONIGHT

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ON THE RADIO

TOMORROW Suite of Zoltan Kodaly, 10:00—Rdio City, WLW Hungarian composer, 1:00—~CBS Symphony, WFBM, | The “Pagan Poem” by the Alsatian=

6:00—Summer Symphony, WIRE, American Loeffler is hased on verses 7:00—Jessica Dragonette, WFBM. from one of Virgil's Eclogues. It 10:15—Governor Townsend, WIRE, was written originally in 1901 for chamber music performance, but was revised four years later in its present scoring for orchestra. The | Kodaly Suite is a humorous account . of a Hungarian Baron Munchausen Arturo Toscanini and the NBC which ana with a musical sneeze--Svmphony Orchestra, after a trium-|according to the old superstition phant tour of South America, are that a sneeze proved the truth of

due to dock at New York Tuesday. ® following statement. NBC has not revealed the total |

attendance for the 16 concerts on| The Radio City Music Hall broade the neighboring continent, but states |

ast hour is maintaining its quota that the entire series in four cities c g a

was sold out six hours after the first Of Jans. With Jan Peerce, veteran tickets went on sale. | tenor soloist, a member of the Cine Announcer Dan Russell, who made cinnati Summer Opera Company, the a ooPorts us grand of the Music Hall has brought forth nearly waited in the streets o 4 Buenos Aires after the final concert the clarinetist, Jan Williams, from for a glimpse of Maestro Toscanini. the first clarinet desk of its sym= He also discovered one woman who | phony orchestra, to serve as one of had flown 2000 miles to the concert | tomorrow's soloists (10 a. m., NBC= only to find that she couldn't buy a | WLW). seat. She finally secured standing] Mr. Williams will be heard with room and, after the concert, left by the Music Hall String Quartet in air at 4 a. m. for her home in Pat- one of the two great clarinet quin= agonia, tets, that by Mozart. More cham= The first concert was given in Rio ber music will be provided by Hende Janeiro where, 54 years ago, the rietta Schumann, pianist; Jacques 18-year-old Toscanini stepped from Gasselin, violinist, and Gaston Du the opera orchestra's cello section | Bois, cellist—the first movement of and conducted a score on a mo-| Mendelssohn's Trio in D Minor. ment’s notice. The success of this| The quartet also will play Frank dramatic debut assured the young Bridge's arrangement of the Lon=Italian of a future career in which donderry Air. And June Forrest, so he wouldn't need his cello. prano, will sing three songs, includ In all, the orchestra gave four ing the transcription of the Strauss concerts in Rio, eight in Buenos waltz, “Voices of Spring.” Aires and two each in Sao Paulo| 8 and Montevideo, Five concerts from | South America and three from| Teddy Wilson, the aboard ship were shortwaved to virtuoso, and Elliott | and, with James

North American listeners. | » ” [of “The Male Animal,” will catch

good portion of tomorrow's questions on CBS-WFBM at 6:30 le BS-WFBM broadcast bv Howard | D- m. Monday during the broadcast | Barlow and the Columbia Broad-| ©f “So You Think You Know Mucasting Symphony is devoted to Sic.” contemporary music. In addition tol such standard items as Nicolai's! Overture to “The Merry Wives ol Windsor” and Schubert's “Unfinished” Symphony, Mr. Barlow will conduct the “Pagan Poem” of| the late Charles Martin Loeffler (died 1935) and the “Harry Janos” & = } | THIS EVENING (The Indianapolis Times fs not responsible for fnacecuracles In program Ane houncement caused by station changes after nress time.) INDIANAPOLIS C

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