Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1940 — Page 9

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' THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FINAL NEW YORK ST OCKS

8y UNITED PRESS

ON THE RADIO

TOMORROW ,Hans Wilhelm Steinberg as conductor and, as soloists, Margaret

STOCK PRIGES

: BUSINESS

Half a

By 40-Hour Week Starting Thursday

. Net High Low Close Change

Million Hoosiers Affected

Sales (In 100’s)

High Low Close Change

15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS

High

Net Close Change

Net | paciric Mills .. 13 T & 20

132 4 1 Pac 3 Pac T & Tr pf’ 152%

CHANGE LITTLE

NEARLY HALF A MILLION HOOSIERS WILL Alls’cn

WORK shorter hours or get more pay when the Govern-|A ment wage-hour “ceiling” comes down from 42 to 40 hours a

week starting next Thursday.

There's a mistaken impression in some parts of the A state that the minimum wage will be raised from 30 to 354 cents an hour but that doesn’t happen until 1945, according to William M. Schneider, W age-Hour Inspector for Indiana. A

But just cutting two hours Gd he work week itself will cause a good m a ny changes in Indlana Mr Schneider says. Assuming that all the 8272 business con - cerns affected (they muw be . engaged in interstate ¢ 0 m - merce to come under the regulation) will Roger Budrow Keep going at the same pace as heretofore, either 23,350 more workers must be hired or $42.430 paid out each week for overtime, he says, or perhaps some of both. In Marion County alone, 119.000 workers will be affected in 2568 concerns that come under this change. Of this total, 10,200 are so-called white collar” workers and in the state 33.000 Aare in this classification. The remaining are g¢hiefly| factory or industrial workers. These figures do not include some concerns that are already on the 40-hour week, have been on it | in fact since the 42-hour regulation | went into effect last year. The big | industries figured it just wasn't] profitable to operate for only two! hours on Saturday and then close | down. IM What will be the result? Mr. | Schneider says it will mean Satur- | days off for a good many persons Ch —just what proportion, of course, | is. impossible to forecast. Two con- | cerns so far are planning to work six hours on some days and Ls work Saturday. A good many will | decide to pay time-and-a-half over- | time for their Saturday work. Most retail ‘stores: or service | establishments don't come under |

| | |

the wage-hour provision but most |

factories do because their products |

are shipped across state borders, | Go

becoming interstate. Violations? Ninety per cent or more of them are cases of not] understanding: the law, says Mr. | Schneider, and less than 10 per | cent are cases of lng. 2

IT'S SURPRISING ont the steep- | est railroad grade in the country is not out West in the Rocky Moun- | tains. According to the Associated | Railways of Indiana, the steepest grade is down near Madison, Ind, and it's a 5.89 por | ost one,

| JUST IMAGINE ® having your | house illuminated with lights get-! ting their electric power through | the air instead of over wires! In the! Westinghouse lahoratories at Bloom- | field, N. J., yesterday more than 100 scientists and educators watched | a demonstration of “klystron,” new type of generator which the oo ventors said sends out beams of] power great disiances—and without wires. Eventually the generator might] turn lights on with power through | the air just as radio programs are | now received, the inventors claimed. 1. E. Mouromtseff, Westinghouse scientist, said the generator had potential value for producing heat for medical purposes and for improving the means of aircraft navination. He foresaw the time when it might increase the number of | television transmission chanels and the number of messages transmitted simultaneously over telephone wires. “The possible uses by | the apparatus- are limited only by the jmaginaiion, 4 Je Jectarsd:

[1100- 1300.

PRICES ON HOGS

‘Top Here Recedes to $6.30; 3000 Porkers Shipped To Stockyards.

‘anapolis stockyards today, erasing

Marketing Service reported. The top today was $6.30 for good and choice 230 to 240-pounders. The 10-cent decline was confined to hogs weighing 160 pounds or more. The Marketing Service estimated {100 salable cattle were received, 25 |calves, 3000 hogs and 500 sheep.

Top KRecpis./Oct. ...$ 650 11.218] 17 ,...$ 6.30 15 wo. 650 12,405 18... sR 16 ... 6.40 11,488) 19 .... 6.: Barrows and Of 550 Packing Yo ; 160." 5.50- 8.00 3607 330. 8.00160. 330- 350.. 5.95-

200. 220. 5.75 5.65-

240. 5.55- 5.70

270. 4.75- 5.75

300. 300- 330 Slaughter Pigs 6. 10 90- 120.. 4.75- 5.10

300- 360. her, Catle & Vealers Runs, 100)

Top Repts. 8046 8383 3000

6. 6. 6. 6. 5.

Medium — 160- 200.

ulls 750~ “390 $12.00-13. 00! (Yeariings, excivaed) 900-1100. 12.25-13.25/Goo ..$ 6.75- 1.45 0-130 12.75-13.75| J . 6.25- 700 1300-1500, 12-75-13.75| Medium... 5.25- 6.23 Good— {Medium .. 50- 900. 10.50-12. 00! Cutter and 900-1100. 10.50-12, 251 common 1100-1300. 10.75-12.75] Vealers 1300-1500. 10.75-12.75/Good and Medium — { choice. 750-1100. 8.00-10. 75/Common nan 8.00-10.75] medium.

of 750- 1100. 6.25- 8.00] Steers, Heifers |

1c 500- 750. 11.50-12.50/G0

7.50-10.50 Commo 5.50- 7.50

Steer

s (Receints, 25) oice— 9.25-10.00

od— 500~ 750. Heifers

Good .. Medium. Cutter and common.

10.25-11.50! ce 0-1056. 6.00- 7.25 750- 900. 10.25-11.25 Common— Calves (steers) 500- 900. Neos 900 8.00- 9.00 7.25- 8.25 Canner .. Good and choice ...

00- 800. 800-1050. 9.25-10.00 500d— 300. 800. 8.25- 9.25 - 900. 11.25-12,00! pe. ich | 5 0. 7.25- 8.25 edium 6.25- 1.25 500- 300. 7.75-10.25] 2 Good and choice— v.50- 7 5, 700 down 9.00-11.00 Cows Tedium— 500 down _8.25-10.00 Calves (heifers) 00d — "500 down 1.50- 8.75 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 500) Medium and good Common

9.2 8.75 7.5

Ewes iwooled) Good and choice Common and TI

OTHER LIVESTOCK

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. (OU —Hog market 10c lower; 160-200 Be so 60’ @ 5. 90° 200-250 bss s38a¢5. 20: 250-325 .1bs., $5. a 6.10; pigs. 0 down: roughs. $5.75 down a | Calves, $10. Shor Lambs, $88.75.

FT. WAYNE, Oct. 19 (U. P.).—Hogs— Steady to 5 cents lower: 220-240 lbs., $6.25; 200-220 lbs., $6.15; 180-200 lbs., $6: 160-180 (1bs., $5.85; '240- 260 lbs., $6.15; 260-280 1bs., [$6.10: 280-300 lbs., $6.05; 300-325 lbs., $6: [525-350 1bs., $5.95: 350-400 lbs., $5.90: 150160 lbs., $5.15; 140-150 lbs. $5. 20; lhs., $4.95: 120-130 lbs., $4.70; 100- 120 Ibs. $4.45. Roughs, $5; stags, $3.75; calves, $11. 50; lambs, $8.75.

Curb Stocks

High 5a

3.50 2.75

Net Low Close Change 5¢ bon

15714 361

Aero Sup B Alum Co Am .. {Am Cyan B.... 3 Am Gas&E Am Super Ark N Gas A... Ashland Oil Asso G&E A & Wile Bald Loco ws. . Bath Ir Works Beech Airc ... Bellanca Aire .. Braz P Br Aero. .

ODDS AND ENDS: # piano manufacturers have more unfilled oders| (7985 at the end of September) than | they have had for 12 years. . . expand its airport, Omaha may issue | $500,000 of bonds, first bond issue in| 10 years. . . . Because many hunters | fear they won’t be able to buy guns g next year, demand for shotguns and | rifles is nearing a point where the current supply is exceeded, officials jn the industry report. In the! Paducah shops of Illinois Central] Railroad is a 393, 768-pound locomotive (equipped with roller bearings) that half a dozen men can push down the track. - Canada will build a 5'4-million- dollar special al- | loy steel factory in southern Ontario for gun barrels, moving parts of artillery equipment. . . British unemployment is at a nsw low—613,671. ... RCA is borrowing 15 million to pay for expanding its plants. The Army will soon order 78, 000 trucks costing 175 million. . . . Farmers Trust Co. at Van Buren, Ind., has joined the Federal Reserve Sys-| tem. . . . For cleaning up shops, a | *“dust- ‘pan on wheels” is being made, | has ball-bearing. rubber-tired wheels. is light in weight and easy | to move around. . .. More railroad | accidents happened on Saturdays! Jast year than on any other day 4 Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. | declared a 60-cent dividend on the common stock yesterday.

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2234 United Corp 173 Stock sales approximated 220,000 shares against 200,000 in the short session two weeks ago. The Exchange was closed last Saturday for the Columbus Day holiday. Curb sales were 38,000 shares, the same as two weeks ago. ” ” ” DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS

—o.04 Holiday 132.45 0.84 153.86 --0.86 High (1940), 152.80: Low, 111.84. High (1939), 155.92; Low, 121.44, 20 RAILROADS

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Month ago Year ago .... High (1940), 32.67; Low, High (1939). 35.90: Low, 15 UTILITIES

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Yesterday Week ago Month ago ........000. Year ago High (1940), 26.45; High (1939), 27.10;

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Market Has Quiet Session; Commodities Higher; Bonds Firm. .

NEW YORK, Oct. 19 (U. P.).— Stocks moved irregularly in a quiet session today. Bonds were firm and small gains were noted in leading

Leading stocks were narrow movers. Top steels were steady to slightly - lower. eneral Motors was steady and Chrysler easier. Utilities, rails and coppers were narrowly mixed. i : Amusements were firm. Demand for movie issues was based on expectation of increased attendance resulting from the armament program which is giving more employment and producing higher payrolls.

GORN PRICES CLOSE

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| Sunday Night's

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The Hoosier Station

You are invited to hear

musical program ... THE FORD HOUR Directed by Victor Kolar

Miss Grace Moore

finest

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rent fiscal vear through Oct. with a year i This Year 38 819.505.369.61 1,687,049.097.69 1,132/456.271.92

Expenzes $ Receipts ... Gross Def.. Net Def ... Cash Bal... Work. Bal.. Pub. Debt. Gold Res. Customs

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U. Ss. S. STATEMENT

19 (U. ernment expenses and receipts for the cur-

P. ) ~Gnv17, compared

Last Year 21,100.497.32 29.591,090.64 91.509. 5 68 21.30 .106.256.6

265. 22

4.99 40,963,392, 281 56 | 16,997.058.496.47 | 106.067,293.65 |

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

$ 2.896,000 10,168,000

«$26,045,000

64,120,000

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American Telephone continued to meet investment demand and |gained nearly a point. |

. LOWER AT CHICAGO

{ CHICAGO, Oct. (U. P)— Wheat prices a a narrow

creeping up to around the season's tops and then receding under moderately increased pressure. Wheat closed off 5 to up 4 cent, December 85': cents. Corn was down cent to % cent, December 607% cents; oats unchanged. to % cent higher, December 34's bid, and rye x cent to 2 cent lower, Decem-| ber 45'2 bid. Soy beans gained ':| cent to 1% genis, Oct October 804 cents. |

CHICAGO GO GRAIN

RANGE Low $ 851% 84 .19%8

Prev. Close - Close 851, § .85% 8414 844 3 J19%

Wheat—

Mav July

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CASH No. 3 red, 91'ac. Corn—No. 1 velNo. 2 vellow, 6633@6734¢c, nominal; No. 3 yellow, 66 66' 2c. Ronald; | 4 yellow. new, 65c; No. 60'2c. Oats—sSample white, 33c. sales, Sov Beans—No. 2 vellow, | 3 yellow, 17934c. Barlev—Feed, malting, 48@63c, nominal." 3 | seeds per 100 Ibs.—Timothy seed, nominal; alsike, $9@11; nominal: Ired top. $7 50@8, nominal red clover, 10, nominal. Cash Provisions—Lard, nominal; loose. $4.77, nominal; leaf, $4.87, nominal; bellies. $s1, non nominal.

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Wheat—Steady: receipts, 1 red, 83Vs@84%sc; No. No. 1 hard, 8114824 4c; | 8114 orn Steady: 12 yellow. 6114 @ 6134¢; slg 3ic: white 9@llc over Ris ,¢ under. Oats—Steady: 12 Shite, 311, .32%z2¢C;

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Wheat — low, 67c.

fancy

4 carloads: No. red, 82!'4@83'4cC; No. 2 hard, 80's@

receipts, 40 carloads: No. No. 3 yellow, 60's vellow; mixed,

receipts, 3 No. 3

17 carloads; 73a T4c;

carloads: No white, 30'2@

No. 2

Beans—Receipts, NO. | Illinois

Indiana pints,

72 T3c. WAGON WHEAT

Indianapolis grain elevators are paying for Ne. wheat 80c: subject to market change; Sis grades on their merits. Cash fcorn. No, vellow shelled, 62c; No. 2 white shelled, 0c. No, 2 white oats, 28c.

Government Bonds

U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds High

108.31

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 12c; bareback hens, 1lc: Leghorn hens. 8c. bareback Leghorn hens. 8c; Barred and White Rock springers, 13c: other colored heavy breed springers. 12c. Leghorn springers, llc: bareback springers, 9c. old roosters, 6c. Indiana Grade A large eggs. 24c: Indiana 20c. small Grade A

S11, 32c: No. 2. 30'2@ 1. 28c; .No. 2. 2T7c. prices quoted by the

13c; No. 2, Butter—No. 1, 31c; butterfat, No. (Country pickup Wadley Co.). J LY FOOD PRICES CHICAGO. Oct. 19 (U. P.). — Apples— | Wisconsin Mackintosh, bu., $2. Celery— Michigan, crates, 40@ 65c. Tomatoes—California, lugs, $1.25%1.40. Spinach—Illinois, bu., 15@35¢c. Caulifiower—Colorado, crates, 50@ 65c. Carrots—New Mexico, crates, $3 3.25. Lettuce—California, crates, $2.50 3:80: Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu.. $1@

1.3 Onion Market (50-1b. sacks)—Iowa ivites, $1.05; Colorado Sweet Spanish, $1.

| ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL NEWS, PAGE 11

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11:00—Radio City, NBC. 2:00—Philharmonic-Symphony, CBS. 5:05—New Friends of Music,: NBC. 6:00—Jack Benny, WIRE. 7:00—Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 8:00—Sunday Evening Hour, WFBM.

"GOOD MUSIC" By James Thrasher - From the Indianapolis vantage point, the Philharmonic-Symphony broadcast outlook remains gloomy this week. And the NBC Symphony prospect is even gloomier. We have more or less accustomed ourselves to hearing Maestro Toscanini faintly, if at all, since WIRE is committed to carry NBC-Red network programs, while the orchestra is on the Blue hookup. But as regards the New York Philhar-monic-Symphony Orchestra, we have been spoiled to date. WFBM carried the Sunday afternoon broadcast series, if I am not mistaken, for: the entire 10 years it was on the air previous to this season. But the opening of the orchestra's 99th year and 11th broadcasting season on CBS last Sunday found the traditional two hours on WFBM filled with something else. Reception should be reasonably satisfactory over WBBM, - Chicago,’ “WHAS, Louisville, or KMOX, St. Louis, for those who are bound to have the Philharmonic’s musie, difficulties or not. But this probably

phone calls and letters to the local station.” The WIRE staff can tell you about irate reactions when that station ceased to carry the NBC Symphony concerts. And doubtless WFBM will soon have a similar story to relate. It may be argued that free radio entertainment, like gift horses, shouldn't be railed against. And it also may be urged that radio stations can’t keep going without selling time. But if I know.my listeners, such arguments won't quiet all the complaints. 2 #2 = Well, local reception or no local reception, the concerts go on, and here are the programs. The NBC Symphony Orchestra (9

Daum and Beatrice Goroe, both sopranos. They will be heard when Mr. Steinberg conducts Mendelssohn’s incidental music to “A Midsummer Night's Dream.” (Although we seldom hear anything but the Overture, Nocturne and * Scherzo from this music, there are also parts of it which call for soloists and chorus.) Also on the program are the E Flat Symphony of Mozart and the “Fire Bird” Suite of Stravinsky.

8 ” on It seems remarkable with such an increasing number of persons in the scholarly profession of musicology, that unknown scores of the masters keep turning up. But they do. And a case in point is the Bizet Symphony (in © major) which John Barbirolli and the Phil-harmonic-Symphony Orchestra are to play tomorrow (2 p. m., CBS). This work was written when the composer of “Carmen” was but 17. It somehow found its way into the archives of the Paris Conservatory and reposed there, unheard, until 1926. Then D. C. Parker, Bizet's Scottish biographer, found it and brought it to the attention of Felix Weingartner. Mr. Weingartner gave it its first hearing at Basle in February, 1935. In August, 1938, Howard Barlow conducted the American premiere with the Columbia Broadcasting Symphony, and two months later it was given in Paris during the centenary celebration of Bizet's birth. . Mr. Barbirolli’'s program tomorrow also lists the “Euryanthe” Overture of Weber and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7. ” ” o Like Jascha Heifetz last week, Grace Moore is opening her recital season with a broadcast tomorrow night on the Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s - “Sunday Evening Hour.” She will sing an aria from Catalani’'s “La Wally” and songs hy Arensky and Sullivan. Victor Kolar will conduct the orchestra.

”n ” 4 The New Friends of Music broad-~ cast series is te recommence at 5:05 p. m. tomorrow on NBC-Blue. Bela Bartok and Paul Hindemith will he present to take part in performances of their own music. The program also . lists such distinguished contemporary names as

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