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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

[URSDAY, SEPT. 5, 1940

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LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, paes bareback hens 11¢; Leghorn hens, 9c: bareback ieghorn hens, 8c, Barred and Whats Rock spring-

|ers, 14c; other colored heavy breed sprinz- | ers, 13c; Leghorn; springers, 12¢; narehack

| springers, old roosters, 6c. Indiana Grade A large eggs. 21c; Indiana Grade A medium eggs, 18c: No. 2, llc

Butter—No. 1 30@30'5c: No. 2, 28% |

28'2¢c; butterfat, No. 1, 25¢: No. 2, 24c (Country pickup prices quoted by the Wadley Co.)

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO. Sept. 5 (U. P.).—PeachesSouth Carolina FElbertas, bu. $2012.25 Celery--Michigan, crates, 40@60c. Tomatoes—Michigan, 12-qt. baskets. $1@ 1.10 for

nest. Spinach - Michigan, bu 90cm $1 cauliflower — Colorado, crates, 31.304 1.40 Carrots - California, crates, 33.256 4.25

Lettuce—California. crates, : Swee Potatoes--Tennessee. bu.. $1.20 1.50. Onion Market ¢50-1b. sacks) — Indiana Yellows 65¢c Wiscansin Yellows, 65c¢;: Illinois Yellows, 50@75¢: Idaho Sweet Spanish, $1.10 Washington Sweet Spanish, $1.

ACCOUNTANTS SPONSOR SHOW :

Schedule Three-Day Event At Murat Temple; Aids Named.

A three-day show of business equipment will be held at the Murat Temple Nov. 13-15 by the Indianapolis Chapter, National Associa- | tion of Cost Accountants.

| Oliver R. Altum heads the finance

| committee composed of Fred H. CHIC AGO LIV ESTOC £9

Bretthauer, H. H. Gerrard and!

space committee comprising Mort

Asher, Harry Nichols, H. H. Wind-

ler, Frank Kinderman, R. QualkKenbusch and C. Lomatch.

George &. Wells is decorations and booth committee chairman, assisted by Miles Duwe, Thomas W. Masseth, Wilbert Sage and E. O. Schalk. Elmer Schwier, in charge of opera-

tions, will be assisted by Paul Blee

A. L. Bernd, E. F. Hohlt and Ed-

ward J. Dowd.

Kenneth Miller is in charge of advertising and publicity, assisted by Arthur Phegley, Fred Davis and Harold Rennard. Horace T. Math- * | ews is chairman of the printing and { tickets committee comprising George Burkert, J. A. Lawler and Henry

Reinke.

SHELL OIL GRANTS EMPLOYEES LEAVES

| Shell Oil Co. emplovees here will

be given a leave of absence and full pay for a month if thev are called for military training, the company announced iodav,

J. L. Wadlow, Indianapolis division manager, said the full wages will be paid in addition to that paid by the Government during the training period. In the case of hour-ly-paid employees, the average monthly wages of the past vear will be paid. Participation by emplovees

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funds will be continued, he said. Williams to Speak At Banquet Here

Charles F. Williams of Cincin-|

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nati will address 650 members of the Western & Southern Life Insur- | ance Co. at a banquet of company agents Saturday evening in the Claypool Hotel. Mr. Williams will be accompanied by his three sons, W. J., Charles M. and James R. Williams, who are also Western & Southern executives.

John Hancock Agents

Attend Convention

Indiana representatives of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insur-)| ance Co. attending the annual convention at Portsmouth, N. H, include Dan W. Flickinger, Walter B Lichtenstein. Ed R. Grisell, J. R Jones, C. Howland Bond. Rav O. Woods, all of Indianapolis. C. K. James of Logansport and Floyd E Leeper of Plvmouth.

Air Express Traffic Here Shows Increase

The Indianapolis Air Express] office had a 180 per cent increase in| | Pan-American shipments during August and a 49 per cent increase| «=

|in domestic air express, J. W. Dill,

. lagent, reported today.

Pan-American revenue increased 209 per cent and domestic revenue 1176 per cent, he said. A special [ plane was needed Aug. 15 to ship 55 cartons weighing 1450 pounds from the Zenite Metal Co. and three bundles weighing 600 pounds from Mouldings, Inc, to Chrysler Motor Co. at Detroit.

Incorporations

Tobacco By-Products and Chemical Corp Louisville Kvy.: registration of ademarks ‘Nico-Fume'' and Black Leaf, class «17; tobacco products.

Continental Pharmaceutical Corp. Ken'- | land; change of address to Valparaiso, Ind. q

’ Golden Acres, Inc, Rensselaer. rhange of address ta P, O. Box 3 Valparaiso, and iehange of agent te John A. Cawley, 7147 Madison Ave. Hammond

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FINAL NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS PORKER PRICES LOWERED HERE

Most Weights Sell 15 Cents

Cheaper, Pulling Top Down to $7.50.

Hog prices at Indianapolis stockyards were cut 15 to 25 cents today, bringing the top down to $7.50, the * Agricultural Marketing Service

reported.

The 15-cent decline was made on porkers weighing 160 pounds and

more while lighter weights sold cents cheaper. Vealers sold off cents, pulling the top to $11.

The Marketing Service reported 1176 salable cattle were shipped here: 457 calves, 9787 hogs and 1343

Top Repts. Sept. Top Repts a 82:3 3 ....8 40 2 TH R166 1 3.65 1.55 2000 5 7.50 Barrows and Gilts Packing Sows 120- 140.8 5.50- 6.10, 270- 300 .$ 6.40-

140- 160 6.00- 6.95

160- 180 6.60- 7.15 330- 360 6.10180- 200 7.05- 7.35 Good— 200- 220 7.25~ 7.50| 360- 400 5.75- 6.1 2 7.30- 7.50! 400- 450 5.50- 5.8 7.00- 7.40' 450- 500 5.25- 5.6 270- 300 6.70- 7.10 Medium— 300- 330 6.60- 6.80! 250- 500 4.85- 6.00 330- 360 6.50- 6.60 Slaughter Pigs Medium-— 90- 12 6.15- 5.60 160- 200 6.15- 7.00 Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 1176) Choice— Bulls 750- 900 $11.50-12.7 excluded 900-1100 11.50-13 rood $ 6.50- 7.15 1100-1300 12.2 58 5.75- 6.50 1300-1300 12.25-13.25') 5.00- 5.7 Good \ 750- 900 10.25-11.5 CC 10n 5.25- 6.00 900-1100 1025-11 Vealers

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SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1313)

L.ambs (spring)

Good and choice . . $ 9.25 fedium and good ..... . 7.50- 9 00 Common . . 8.00- 7.25 Ewes (wooled) Good and choice . 50- 3.00 Common and medium census Ju50= 2.3

HOGS--Receipts, 13.000: slow: generally | Leonard Jones. L. L. Sheppard is 1020 cents lower; weights under 190 lbs ‘chairman of the exhibitors and 4

generally 15@ 25 cents off; top, $7.50

gnod and choice 190-240 lhs $7.25@ 7.45 240-270 lbs $747.85 270-300 hs $6 T0@ 7.15: sows around 10415 cents lower: 300350 lbs. $6@ 6.35; lighter weights to $6.50 250-400-1b. sows. $5 7536.15; 400-450 lbs

83.50 6 450-500 Ibs $5 2541 5.65 Cattle Receipts. 5500: calve 1000 f choice steel and

G37: en $12 eed 8 | tinue active and scarce, 25 cent I more higher for week Sheep— Receipts, 2000 late Wednesday native spring imb 15@ 25 cen higher Westerns firm bulk good and choice handy weight natives $9419.40 striet!l choice $9.50 to citv butcher most West

erns, $9« Sos strongweight Western feeders. $8 65: vearlings, $8: light ewes, $3 others $2 50413 .50 today's trade na | 1 steady to strong: most ea

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200 He good tn choice 870-1h. heifers 11.33. medium and good beef cows. $6.50

an strongweight canners. $3.75

ter cows $35@3 75: sausage hulls, 85a KA.7

ton, 87: gnod to choice vealers. 811412 nr High Low tation Weatner Sheen -Receints 1500 mostly steady e Dame 83 38 nn Clear gnod lambs. S10 few choice to small ola 79 58 nn Clear killers. $10.50: com non ta medium, 8$R8@ Ww hea: field 7 32 nn Clear 9.20: slaughter ewes a hester , 83 58 nn Clea Mar on |% 3% nn Clear FT. WAYNE. Ind. Sept. 5 (U.P). Hozs Lafayette . 8% 80 nn Cleary 10 0 hs 27.3 Cambridge City RA Al nn Clear 200-22 $6.95. 160. umbu ' LE 55 no Clea 180 |b: 10; 260- 280 Vincennes RR a0 non Cleary hs. $8.00: 280-300 lhs.. $6.75: 300-325 Ii 1 83 54 no Clear ¢R 60: 325-350 Ibs. $6.45: 350-400 lhe. 38 20 Wayne .. 83 53 nn PiC dy 150-160 1bs.. $6: 140-130 lhs.. $3.75; 130-144 apolis 85 61 no Clea 1h $5.50: 120-130 lbs $5.25: 100-120 Ins, re Haute .... 8 61 no Clear , } $5 Foushs $5.50. stags, $4.25 calves, Evansville 83 58 no Clea $11.5 lambs. $9.25 Washington 87 62 no Clear | LAFAYETTE Ind Sept 5 , § | - Hoe to 15 cenis lowel 160-200 1bhs > % . str} $6.60 7 Ho 200-260 lbs, $7.05 7.45; 260 PRI( E I 1 I X | | 3295 lbs $6.557 6.95; pies. $6 dowt oneh DAILY Rd N ) Yd | |$6 down; calves, $10@ 11 lambs, $8 |

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TONIGHT Main, the Kidoodlers and some sort 6:00—Good News, WIRE. |of a surprise. John Scott Trotter's 6:00—Ask-It Basket. WFBM. orchestra is to play “Mozart Matric6:30—Aldrich Family, WIRE, 8% 8 7:00—Ma jor Bowes, WFBM, Rudv Vallee will make his first 7:00—Music Hall, WIRE. {departure from the historical bur

|lesque pattern of his program when he stages a modern minstrel show

Retaining last year's cast, “Good tonight. Among his performers will News" returns tonight for its fourth be Bill (Bojangles) Robinson, Shirconsecutive vear. As in the past, ley Ross and Laddy Adler. you will hear Baby Snooks (Fanny ® ® o& Brice), Daddy (Hanley Stafford), songstress Mary Martin, master-of-ceremonies Dick Powell and Meredith Willson's orchestra. The announcer—and the only change—will be the hefty Don Wilson of the Jack Benny program. It's

Ruth Lowe of “I'll Never Smile Again” fame has written two more -*My Next Affair’ and “Too Beautiful to Last.” Red Ingle of the Ted Weems band is carving a set of marionettes to be used in a vaudeville act by the band. . . Alec Templeton says the most vivid re- = = membrance of his musical career is

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Bob Burns will have almost as the time he visited in Germany and many guests as he has Ozark rela- was permitted to play on the spinet tives tonight. They include Ida Beethoven used when hn was a Lupino, Charlie Ruggles, Marjorie child "

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(The Indianapolis TI'imes Is net responsible tor f(naccuraeies (n program ame

nouncement caused by station changes after press time.)

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INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CHICAGO CIN NCINNATA WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 WLS-WENR 870 WLW 780 (CBS. Net.) (NBC-MBS) (NBC Net.) (NBC-MBS) ————— ———— ———————————————— 00 Waltz Time State Fair Rocky Gordon Cotton ueen 15 Bob Edge ” ¥ Malcolm Claire 9 30 Joyee Jordaa Home Edition Ireene Wicker Tom Davis 45 World Today Bob Howard Bud Barton Lowell Thomas —————— —————— —————— p—————————— 00 “Quartet Dessa Byrd Fasy Aces Buccaneers 15 Freddie Miller Joe Venuti Lost Persons Baker & Denton 30 Syncopators Dick Reed News on Winslow 45 News Inside Sports Homes on Land a Vv. Kaltenborn _— ————— " ——— — rr —— 5 Ask-It Basket Good News Canadian Holiday Good News 30 Strange as It Seems Aldrich Family Pot _o' Gold Aldrich Family

100 Major Bowes ‘Musio Hall Rob Croshy Mugio Rall 15 n ” ” » " " » ”n

30 » » » » Hugh Johnson " " 45 " "» " - Cone ert Muse - " 00 Glenn Miller Rudy Vallee T. R. Yharra Rudy Vallee RS News " » Toronto Symphony 130 War News Grant Park Toronto Symphony 5 Singing Cop ___ Martin Gould " ” i HM Amos and Andy Pleasure Time 10 o'Clock Final Pleasure Time 15 Lanny Ross Dick Reed i " Paul Jones 9:30 Vox Pop Baseball " " If You Want Musfe 9:45 3 ” » " " " i of a Kind 00 “News " n Johnny Long Peter “Grant | 15 Ray Herbeck " ” " " W. H. Hessler :30 Baseball ¥ddie Duchin Music You Want Gardner Benediet 15 Bobby Dav Clyde Lucas » ys Ross Pierce

on King's Jesters Musio You Want Johuny Richards Herbie Holmes 1% - - » " " "

FRIDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATR WFBM 1230 WIRE 110 WIBC 1050 NW V NBC-MBS) - (CBS Net.) (NBC- WBS) : LL (NB :30 Early Birds Dawn Patrol Devotional Boone County 15 ¥ Market Reports Symphony Clem & Maggie ———————————— - —— ————— —————— oH 4 ” Dawn Patrol Breakfast Jam Time to Shine 15 " " » Michael Hinn 30 " » Basonology " " Lone Journey 15 News News » " Portia Blake 0M Kitty Kelly Man | Married News Man | Married 15 Myrt & Marge Midstream Bright Spot Midstream 20 Hilltop House Ellen Randolph May Robson Ellen Randolnh LI Stepmother Kathleen Norris Devotional Kathleen Norris on Short Story David Aarum Memory Lane linda's Love 15 Life Begins Road of Life Musie Magic Road of Life 30 Big Sister Amina Storm Organ Moods Azainst Storm 15 Tenny’s Stories Guiding Light Hame Folks Guiding Light nn Kate Smith Linda's Love Friendly House Woman In White 15 Girl Marries Editor's Daughter " " 0O'Neille 3 Song Shon Aomemakers Hour Homes on Land Goldberes s nt 45 _ Kitty Keene State Fair Li astletime Editor's Dang er 00 Mrs, Farrell Singin’ Sam Noonday Rhythms Happiness 15 ” Nn Woman of Courage Rill Tones Julia Blake 30 Farm Circle Frankie Masters Parade of Bands Farm Hour 15 jog Ly Farm Hour Boy Greets Girl " ' 2:00 Dr. Malone Markets, weather Ranch Bovs Liz of World 15 News Farm Hour Novatime mm’'s Daughter 30 Fletcher Wiley Reporter Sunshine, Melodies HA Lady 2:45 My Son & 1 Dick Reed Be tty Crocker nn Society Girl Mary Marlin Musicale Mary “Marlin 15 State Fair Ma Perkins Harlin PRrothers Ma Perkins Hl} Melloaires Pepper Young Capitol City Pepper Young AS Friend In Deed Vie & Sade " » Vie & Sade : 00 Exploring Space Backstazs Wife Haven of Rest Backstage Wife 15 Jack Leonard Stella Dallas Jobs for America Stella Dallas 20 Hits and Bits Lorenzo Jones Concert Hour Painted Dreams 15 " Widder Brown " " Kilty Keene 0K: athleen Norris Girl Alone Buy Indianapolis Houseboat Hannah 15 Bevond Valleys Beautiful Life " LE Beautiful Life x0 State Fair Your Treat Request Time Miss Julia 15 Scattergood O'Neills ’ 4 Elizabeth Bemis _- ———— a——— —— ———————— 00 Waltz Time State Fair Around Town Follies 15 Hedda Hopper n ” n 2 . 0 Jovce Jordan Dick Reed " ' Six Hoosiers 15 World Todav Riley Guild ’ n Lowell Thomas

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change):

CBS—WABC, 860; WJR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850, NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670, NBC-BLUE—=WIJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350.

Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (U. P.).Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted | : price index of 30 basic commodities is, compiled for United Press (1930-32 “ie, BRICE) average equals 100): Today carr isavaaney 113.92 Yesterday .usasscessrssscens 119.01) Week ABO ...ovsvasssssesses 113.13 MONth ABO v.ovsnssssssnnsess 113.61

Year AS0 ......vivevs sssues 119.62 1940 High (Jan 2) vsrrasaues 123.34 1940 Low (Ave. JO) Liairuises 112.42

107.10 107.10 106.31 106.31 106.31]

WASHINGTON, Sept, § (U. P..— Gon srnment expenses and receipts for ihe rrent fiscal year through Sept. 3, ¢"m

48s 1064-44 107.25 107.24 107.2

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