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America Is Headed for Lower Standard Of Living,

-_— By ROGER BUDROW

OF LIVING is in prospect for| this country because of the huge rearmament program. So les will be making defense necessities instead of peace-time products that we will be forced to forego some of the things | ve would like to have for the things we must

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These are the opinions Dr. George W. Starr of Indiana University expressed last night at the Industrial Club of Dr. Starr, who is head of the university's ‘business research bureau, qualified his predictions somewhat, but said he was fairly well convinced of his conclusions.

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HEAVIER HOGS AGAIN SCARCE

Packers Pay 5 to 15 Cents More for 230-Pound Porkers Here.

Heavier hogs were scarce again today at Indianapolis and buyers for packing concerns paid 5 to 15 cents

day, the Agricultural Marketing Service reported. The advance was made on porkers weighing 230 pounds or more. This placed the top price paid at $6.30 for good and choice hogs weighing between 220 and 240 pounds. Those weighing less than 230 pounds sold at yesterday’s prices. Choice vealers also were scarce and they sold 50 cents higher than yesterday. The top was $12. The

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Have you been wondering when Wistful Vista's leading citizens will get back home—and on the air? er McGee and Molly (Jim ordan) have just completed a 10,000-mile tour of the U. S. and their sixth season on the air starts next Tuesday night at 8:30, WIRE.

. 8 Ben Bernie has rigged up a music quiz (this one may be different) to try out on his audiences on his return next Tuesday night at 7, NBCMaestro also ‘will id English boy could play the part

‘WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1940.

ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT

hood story of the late George Gershwin at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow, WENR, Kay Kyser is taking no chances on having to give up his radio time for solitical candidates. e has taken out an insurance policy te guarantee himself indemnity in the event he must cancel a show. He insured his . “College of Musical Knowledge” program against inter= . ference or cancellation through political speeches between now and election day. 2 =n. = G National Broadcasting Co. is look= ing for a young British boy, forced from his home by war. He must live in or near Chicago and should be about 12 years old. No previous v radio experience is necessary. They want him to play the role of a young British refugee in the “Story of Bud Barton.” They think a real o

‘more realistically than anyone else, # # s Daniel J. Tobin of Indianapolis,

Marketing Service reported 1019 salable cattle were shipped here today, 440 calves, 7191 hogs and 1174 sheep.

living and a rise in prices for farm products. - He believes foreign nations (chiefly Britain) will be wanting more and more American farmstuffs. Dr. Starr said he had heard and read much . lately that the . U. S. was in for a period of great prosperity and plenty. He isn’t sure such will be the case. He thinks the majority of persons “will—and probably should-—sacri-fice somewhere along the line.” And he added, “It will be good for us.” “We're building (the defense program) on the assumption we won't have to use ‘it. But if we don’t build it, we would need it. It’s an insurance policy.” Higher income groups will feel the brunt of the lower standard of living more than lower income groups, he believes. “It will be more of a leveling out.” The prospect of draftees getting Jobs when they return to civilian life? © “That depends pretty much on how good business is when they come back.”

Indiana’s three-day Corn Festival at Fowler will be broadcast by WLS on opening day, Oct. 3, at noon.... Abbott and Costello conclude their “Time to Smile” series tonight and make way for Eddie Cantor who will return next Wednesday night. . . . Irene Wicker will tell the child-

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president of Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union, speaks from Washing= ton over WIRE at 7:30 tonight. The subject of his speech was not announced but Teamsters’ officials here believe 11r. Tobin will discuss labor aspects in the Presidential campaign.

STOCKS RESIST LOWER PRICES

Leaders Come Back From Earlier Low Levels; Bonds Better.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (U. P.).— Stocks resisted declining tendencies today after further setbacks ‘in early trading and leaders came back substantially, many to moderate gains. Special issues, including many preferred stocks, continued in favor with gains ranging to more than 5 A points. Graham-Paige featured in Abbott Lab i: .. 58% ne activity on large blocks, one of! Abr & Straus 36 15,000 shares. U. S. Steel, Ana- Hil 3 conda and General Motors were | Air Reduc 42% Air-Way active. Alaska Yuneau’ . Continued ability of Britain to Al stave off attack by the Germans together with further favorable|Al business news aided the market. Bonds were better with U. S. Government issues strong. Wheat made an irregular rise and other grains were firm. Small gains were noted in cotton. Copper futures eased after recent A strength.

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6.55 Barrows and Gilts | 5 140 $ 4.75- 5.35 160. 5.25- 5.8 6.05 .25

More than 50 General Motors officials in Indianapolis gathered at the Indianapolis Athletic Club yesterday noon to hear a speech by their chief, Alfred P. Sloan Jr, telephoned from Pittsburgh. General Motors heads in 14 cities did likewise. In the group here were (left to right) R. W. Emerick, public relations; M. Klausmeyer, Chevrolet commercial body plant resident manager; L. M. Blanchard, Cincinnati, Pontiac assistant zone manager; E. N. Trago, GMAC branch manager and president of the General Motors club here, and N. W. ‘Hofmeister, GEIC zone agent.

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2 Po 2 Moon River INDIANAPOLIS HOME BUILDING is above last year by a million dollars so far, according to the local Dodge Reports office. Residential building contracts (ineluding work and materials) in Indianapolis by the end of August were valued at $5,719,000. Building in August this year was 82 per cent above last August. The Dodge concern - finds northern Illinois, Iowa, eastern Wisconsin and northern Michigan dre likewise having a home-buildihg splurge. And from Washington comes a report that 4678 persons in Indiana had paid off their Home Owners Loan Corp. loans in full by the end of last month. The hill was nearly 10 million dollars ($9,680,768).

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Month AZO seccecscnsvecervs 22.22 Year Ago ...... 25.28 High (1940), 26.43; Low, 18.03. High (1939), 27.10; Low, 20.71.

Stock sales dwindled to 600,000 shares from 710,000 yesterday, while curb stock volume was 85,000. shares against 109,000 yesterday.

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CORN PRICES GLOSE HIGHER AT CHICAGO :: +:

Inter Am vest 11 p CHICAGO, Sept. 25 (U. P).— Wheat futures firmed in late deal-|A ings on the Board of Trade today, erasing major fractional losses suf- 2 fered earlier, Corn firmed slowly|Am: Roll Mill. : through the day under the influence | 4, 8%, M, 2 pt 10% of the cash market. 4 Soin, Build fu Wheat closed off 4 to up % cent, Snuff rh Dec. 80@797%. Corn was 4 to % SHE (OF 1 cent higher, Dec. 58% @ 3%; oats up Stores 13% 1 to 1% cents, Dec. 31% @%, and |4® ET & T.... 188% rye % to 1 cent higher, Dec. 454 bid. “Soy beans dropped 1 to 1% cents, Oct. 75 bid.

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(Evansville refrigerator manufacturers) today declared a special 25- yf cent dividend on the common stock. Calcutta reports the Indian| Corn— jute crop will be the largest on rec- | December ..-- ord—121, = million bales of 400; ay pounds each. An average of| Oats— 62 million quarts of milk: were | December see sold each day during August. George A. Mohlman, Package Ma-| December ... chinery Co. vice president, expects personal wearing apparel will be individually wrapped within three years. . Prof. Paul N. Nystrom of Columbia believes retail trade in the U. S. this year is likely to average 6 to 8 per cent better than last year, Life insurance companies earned 400 million dollars less on their investments last year because of lower interest rates, according to the Institute of Life Insurance. Net interest return last year was about 3.8 per cent while for the 10 years before. 1930 the average refurn was | 5.2 per cent. . . . The Mexican peso | was strong yesterday on unconfirmed reports that the Mexican|k Government is negotiating for a big loan in the U. S. . . . Trading in Indianapolis Power & Light Co. common stock is expected to begin on the Chicago Stock Exchange about Oct. 15.

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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25 (U. P.).—The Liverpool Cotton Exchange, one of the world’s largest, decided today that, “under existing circumstances,” it would close for the next three business days. (Liverpool last night was one of the main targets of German air raids.)

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