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TONIGHT 8:00—Hit Parade, WFBM. 8:00—Barn Dance, WIRE, 8:30—Baseball, WIBC.

8:30—NBC Summer Symphony, WISH,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS

BUSINESS __FINAL NEV, YO

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES i 30 INDUSTRIALS "on Som Cn Ts roan teen 3 ie gl 7 7 Yesterday .....c.ccaeieeneee 12748 Adams-Mil . 3 Air Reduc .... 43 Week Age Ala & Vicks . 3

esssestiassneveie 198.91 Allegh Cp p eh Lu HE 24

SATURDAY, AUG. 9, 1041

PRICES ON HOGS ARE UNCHANGED

Top Remains at $11.65

terns, lamps and horns. The lanterns are used on naval craft and in Army equipment. On July 30 the plant set a new production record when 19,400 units were finished and delivered in two eight-hour work shifts. W. B. Stephenson, known to

Net Close Change 27

31 24% 13 15% 93%

® High Low Simonds Saw Stl 27 Skelly Oil b( Smith A O . Smith Cor T . Saider Pkg .... Socony Vacuum. So Am Gold ...

—1.08 —0.61 —0.01 —0.10 +0.59

Acme Steel Adams Exp

Defense Shortages Bringing! New Era of Experimentation

26.99

. 127.80 Ago 1 Lud Yen loi, 133.59; low, 115.30.

By ROGER BUDRO'Y

ONLY A FEW MONTHS AGO, plastics were going to save this country from a metal shortage. We must find some metals now to save im

is on the other foot. us from a plastic shortage. Some of the new substit

thing. Sidney Self, in the Wall Street Journal, says the public needn't be afraid of having to use synthetic rubber tires—the new bombing planes will get it first.

Hosiery won't be made of the strong rayon fibers because our motorized Army needs them for tire cords. Just as the new resin bonded plywood Ww a Ss getting popular as a construction material, shortages o phenol and methanol to make the resin glue put the damper on it, The Army is e Xp erimenting with the use of specially bleached cotton Roger Budrow cloth as smokeless powder bags. Smokeless powder has always been packed in silk bags because silk burns completely, leaving no embers after a big gun is fired to ignite a magazine. Glass cloth is being tried for airplane wings. Fiberglass is replacing cork on refrigerators and in sound proofing, and as a substitute for asbestos. Glass is replacing tin cans and aluminum ware. Refrigerator trays are being made of rubber and when it runs out,

Allied em Allied Mills . Allied Stores . Allis-Chal ...

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STOCKS LOWEST SINGE MID-JULY

Commodities and Bonds, Also Under Pressure in Leading Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9 (U. P)— Stocks declined fractions to more than a point today, with the main iist dipping to the lowest levels since mid-July. Today's dip was the|atcihson sharpest to date. Arenson Bf Bonds met somewhat better sup-|atl GawI port than stocks, showing an irreg- All Repnme ularly lower trend in the domestic|Atlas Tack corporate group. U. S. Government Aust Nich pr A. issues softened again, however. Foreign funds were little changed. Commodities also met pressure, with wheat in the leading markets down around a cent a bushel and cotton futures off as much as $1.25 a bale.

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High, 1940, 152.80; low, 111.84,

Today ... Yesterday Week Ago Month Ago .......... Year Ago

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20 RAILROADS

29.85 30.13 30.76 29.23 26.86

High, 1941, 30.88; low, 26.54.

High, 1940, 32.67;

low,

22.14.

15 UTILITIES

| Today

Yesterday Week Ago Month Ago .... Year Ago

High, 1941, 20.65;

srs asetet ante

low,

High, 1940, 26.45: low, 18.08.

2 o 15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Net

Sales

(in 100s) High Low 2714 581% 183%

109 83 70

Pepsi Cola ... U S Steel .... South Pac ... Erie Cert wi.. 52 Curtiss W .... 50 South Ry . 46 Armour IH ... 44 42 . 38 36 35 34 36 28 27

Anaconda Gen Motor ...

Gt North pf.. Cons Oil ..... Warner Bros..

191%

2614 57 13% 57s R34 17 434 1234 234 391, 153 261g 3% 17% 181%

567% 13 5% 83s 163% 434 1234 2714 3914 15's 26's 57% 434 1814

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last were

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Hud Bay Hud Mot

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Southern Pa

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Studebaker Sun Oil

Swift Swift Intl

Talcott J Tenn Corp ... Texas Corp

Transamerica

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Un Air Lines... United Cp pf...

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Here; 1500 Porkers Arrive At Stockyards.

HOG PRICE RANGE Top evaesesestraesss 311.68 11.65 11.65 11.75 11.55 11.30 11.45 11.65 11.65

Receipts 4,000 5,000 1,000 7,000 7.500 6,000 4,200 4,821 1,500

July 31 Aug. 1 Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug.

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CATTLE

Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 75) Steers

[email protected]

TOMORROW 11:30—Radio City Music Hall, WISH, 2:00—Columbia Symphony, WFBM.

6:00—Fight Camp, WIBC. 6:00—Reg’lar Fellers, WIRE. 7:00—Music That Refreshes, WFBM. 7:00—American Forum, WIBC.

7:00—Star-Spangled Theater, WISH,

8:00—Summer Hour, WFBM.

9:00—Take It Or Leave It, WFBM.

9:00—Hour of Charm, WIRE,

The Delta Electric Co., of Marion, Ind, will be honored in Mutual's Your Defense Reporter broadcast Tuesday night. The company has been selected as the locale for the weekly salute to small firms throughout the nation which are doing their part in the nation’s defense effort. WIBC, local Mutual outlet, will feed the broadcast to a network of 136 stations from coast to coast.} The actual ojbroadcast is scheduled f or 9:15 but because of the ball game WIBC will make a transcription | and put the program on the air directly after thegame, expected to

Fulton Lewis Jr.

Hoosiers as “Uncle Walt,” is presi= dent of the company and also heads the Indiana Manufacturers AssO= ciation. ” ” 8 Queen Elizabeth of England will be heard over WFBM, WIRE and WIBC at 4 p. m. tomorrow in a brief broadcast. She is to thank American war refief organizations for their work for Britain.

# ” 2

T. M. Overley, director of the Better Business Bureau, is to be guest speaker on tomorrow's For Businessmen Only program, WIRE at 9:30 p. m. Other guests are to include Robert Burford, pianist and organist. 2 tomorrow's

” A glance at good music programs: Radio City Music Hall, WISH at 11:30 a. m., is to feature an ape pearance by Edgar Mills, dise tinguished young European baritone, Howard Barlow returns to the podium for the regular Columbia Symphony Broadcast, WFBM af 2 p. m Rose Bampton, Metropolitan Opera soprano, will be heard as guest soloist on the Pause That Refreshes on the Air program, WFBM at 7 o'clock. Lansing Hatfield, baritone, and Mary Eastman, soprano, will be guest soloists on the Summer Hour, WFBM at 8 p. m, with Harry Hore lick directing orchestra and chorus.

RITES ARE MONDAY

FOR W. C. STEDFELD

Funeral services for Walter C, Stedfeld, pioneer Indianapolis drug= gist, will be held at 2 p. m. Mon=day in the Flanner & Buchanan

Barnsdall Bath Ir Wks. Bendix Avn .. Ben Ind Loan Beth Steel . Black & Decker. M....159 Blaw-Knox .... Fie: 59 Boeing Air .... . . 265% Bond Stores . L goes M Marine. 1733 HEE “nlf Be of 1 Boston & Me Bdgpt Brass ... Briggs Mfg .... Briggs & Strat Bkiyn-Mv . & Q Tr

Interchem - 1113 Intercon Rub jnjerske Ir 87 Agric ... 134 Ae pr pf. alr

Choice—

enamel steel. Vacuum cleaners may 750- 900

be made of phenolic plastics while they last. One manufacturer is making auto pistons of a new iron alloy with a ‘tin coating. Lead foil is replacing tin and aluminum, often with a paper coating to protect consumers against lead poisoning. Lead isn't used so much for ammunition in this war because so little shrapnel is used. Molybdenum is the big blessing. U. S. has 85% of the world's supply. It is used as a substitute for nickel and other steel alloys that are scarce. Moivbdenum gives steel the hardness provided by nickel or tungsten. Our tungsten has been coming from the Orient—a vulnerable supply source because of the warring Japanese. 8 2 2 DEFENSE BUSINESS has taken up so much space in Washington hotels that Leon Henderson asked hotel men to cancel convention bookings already made and to refuse future ones. Government and British agencies in the past few months have taken over hundreds of rooms and two entire hotels—the du Pont Circle and the Grafton—for office space. Mr. Henderson said conventions just made it harder on overcrowded restaurants, busy taxicabs and general congestion.

Convention business means $5,000,000 a year to the capital.

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NOT LONG AGO market experts! : believed U. S. Steel Corp. had to Dec. operate at 60 per cent of capacity to break even. Now they say it is 80 per cent, because of higher wages and material costs. U. S. Steel] itself doesn’t reveal just where it is] that it starts to make money. It is operating around 98 per cent of capacity.

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be about 10:30. The commentator, as usual. will be Fulton Lewis Jr. of Washington.

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Mortuary, Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Stedfeld, who operated a ~ The Delta company was founded [pharmacy bearing his name at 4901 in Marion 28 years ago and now |N. Pennsylvania St. died Thurs employs 500 persons working night | |day night at St. Mary's Hospital, and day on defense orders. Chief Rochester, Minn. He was 61 and product of the firm is electric lan- lived at 5615 N. Pennsylvania St.

= 2 ” o o s THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane nouncements caused by station changes after press time.)

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIR. 3 (CBS) (Mutual) Neg Hod)

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Charlene’'s Songs | Music Interlude Religion in News State Prison Shep Fields Sports-Music Syncopnators Dick Harold Art of Living Gilbert Forbes Bert Wilson Dick Reed

Serenade American Defense Elmer Davis American Defense Wayne King Rhythmaires Wayne King Behind the News

Guy Lombardo Latitude Zero Guy Lombardo Latitude Zero Truth Or— Truth Or—

Barn Dance Dance Dance Dance

>» Krupa > Krupa . Lindbergh Col. Lindbergh

Dick Reed Emil Cote Michael Loring Michael Loring

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LATE WHEAT RALLY GUTS MOST OF LOSS

CHICAGO, Aug. 9 (U. P)— Wheat prices yielded more than a cent a bushel on the Chicago Board| gf" of Trade today before staging a Bkivn U Gas rally in the final minutes which BUGYTYGETe erased much ef the loss. | Budd Mfg of .. The late recovery from lows boost- Budd Jneel i ed prices to new highs for the day Buriinsior M.. and was due mainly to scanty offer- > : mgs and short covering operations B rather than any new developments.|Brers Wheat closed i to 12 cent a; bushel lower with Sept. at $1.113% @3%. Corn was up 4 to 1: cent. Sept. T9c asked: oats off 3c to 3% cent, Sept. 413: asked; rye unchanged to off 3: cent; Sept 693% | cents, and soy beans were up !: to {off 3%, Oct. $1.467<. RANGE High Low 1.117% 1.107% i 1.11% 1 1.153% 1.14% a1 1.18% 1.17% 3

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News Saravoga Races Concert Musicale Concert Musicale

Al and Lee Reiser Powers Models Ankara, Turkey Luke Walton

Saturdav Varieties Saturday Varieties

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Green Hornet Green Hornet Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calls

Music Interlude George Duffy Baseball Baseball

Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball

Baseball Baseball Count Basie Count Basie

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Spin and Win Spin and Win Summer Symphony Summer Svmphony

Summer Symphony Summer Symphony 5-Star Final Charles Dant

Bob Strong Bob Strong Ray Heatherton Ray Heatherton

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Feeder and Stocker Cattle (Receipts, 25) Steers

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SUNDAY PROGRAMS

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

Gospel Hour Gospel Hour

Hallelujah 4 Jones Singers Calvary Calvary

Southland Echoes Southland Echoes Allen Roth Sunday Minstrels

Hit Revue Hit Revue Lester Huff Experience

Tommy Tucker Tommy Tucker Rhythm Fashions Rhythm Fashions

Noondav Rhvthms Master Singers Salon Strings Rest Haven

Hi-Lites Joe Sudv Jack Coffey Jack Coffey

Rhyme and Reason Al Kavelin Al Kavelin Sun. Serenade

Queens Elizabeth Dick Barrie Concert Hall Concert Hall

Vaughn Monroe Vaughn Monroe Varsity Crew Varsity Crew

Music Interlude Military Band

News Bobby Byrne Morton Downey Morton Downey

Cholce— 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds 00d— 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds Medium — 500- L000 ) pounds Com 500- 500 © pounds Calves (steers)

Good and choice— 500 pounds down edium— 500 pounds down .......... . Calves (helefrs)

*| Good and choice— 500 pounds down

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Gene & Glenn Christian Science

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Olga Feld Olga Feld Tom_ Terriss Yoichi Hiraoka

News Rockv Rhapsody Lee Gordon Lee Gordon

Desi Halbon Desi Halbon Services Services

Sunday News Silver Strings Charles Dant Charles Dant

Upton Close NBC String Musie Round Table Round Table

Lavender & Lace H. V. Kaltenborn Rhythm Review Rhythm Review

Queen Elizabeth Chautauqua Chautauqua Chautauqua

Joe & Mabe)

WISH 1310 NBC—Blue

Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade

Gospel Tabernacle Gospel Tabernacle Gospel Tabernacle Gospel Tabernacle

Primrose Quartet Primrose Quartet 101 Bible Class 101 Bible Class

Gzaciolls Parrage Piano Quartet American Review American Review

American Review American Review Radio City Radio City

Radio Sly Radio Cit British Children British Children

Pals of West Pals of West Baldwin Hour Baldwin Hour

African Trek African Trek Week-End Cruise Week-End Cruise

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News Three Cheers Ricardo Rhythms Ricardo Rhythms

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 200; nominal undertone steady. For the Week—Light and medium weight butchers and packing sows gained 10 to 15 cents; heavier butchers, Scaling 270 lbs. upward, did not change, sows made up around 30 per cent of the crop; ugly shoats and pigs scarce; closing top, 1.70 against $11.75 early. good to oie "a0 240-1b. butchers closed $11.40@ 11.65; butchers selling around $10.50, and choice 200 lbs. at $11.65; most a sows $9.25@ 10.25. Cattle—Receipts. 200; no calves. For the Week—Fat yearlings closed strong to 25 cents higher, but heifer yearlings lost 25 cents on top of last week's 25 to 50 cents downturn; choice to prime light and jong 5 | yearling steers topped at $12.85, but ligh and medium weight steers did not pass $12.75, a price paid, however, for finished

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LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed colored hens, S$ lbs. full feathered 17c; heavy er ibs. full feathered,

and breed

hens, springers, Barred and Sgnorh ephrinettn: 2 lbs. No. orn springers 2 lbs. 12¢: cork 10c.

or .- 1, 36lac@3lc; 2, 35¢ @3 Shine Butterfat—No. 35¢c; No. 2, 33c.

hite Rock, and over, 15¢; and over,

No.

® 78c:

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Whe alr, Jecainty A aad Te ae 0. re a 2C. i No. 1 hard. 9t'2@95'2c: No. 2 hard. 0324 Douglas Aire ...

Vee. Corn—Steaay: receipts. 51 carloads; No. Du Pont ....... 0l2c: No. 3 vellow, 673% |Du Poat pf .... 949 10c over oa,

No. 2| | gast Ar Lines.. 27 | Sast Kodak .. 13934 Eaten Mfg .... Blac Auto lL .... 28

Dist Seag pf ww

6 carloads: No. Dixie-Vortex A.

514 15015 126 12€ whee 8 carloads: 27 ; rec, Iasi, Teceipts, non No. 1.43: No. 2 Yellow

—Fasy; receipts. ioe 331@3412¢c: No Sov Beans—Steady; 2 vellow ingdrans, sida Illinois, $1.41@ 1.43.

y Lt ElP & L $7 pf End Johns pf.. Eng Pub S .... Eng PS 5 Eng 4 5 : Eng P Erie Erie 1 ‘pf Erie 2 pf Eureka Vac .. Evans Prod Erie W Erie Ct W

WAGON WHEAT

Up to the close of the Chicago market today Indianapolis flour mills and grain elevators paid 93c per bushel for No. red wheat (other grades on their merits), and paid 68c per bushel for shelled new No. 2 vellow corn: No. 2 white shelled corn, 38 No. 2 white oats, 31c; No. 2C.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9 (U. Do ernment expenses and receipts {or the curernt fiscal year through Aug. 7, compared with a year ago:

is Yea Last Yea Expenses ..$2, nL 3X 31 3 81, ois. 1 8 30 Receipts .. 3,362 Gross Def .. Det...

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2 red oats,

Fair Morse .... Fejerde Sug... Fed L&T... Fed Min & S... Fed Mogul

Mot Fed Dept oc Fid Phen ...... 4 Firestone pf A..103 First N Stores.. Flintkote tent Florence Stove. Follansbee Sti. Follanshee Stl... Francisco Sug.. Freept-Sulphur. Freuehauf Tr...

44,493/533.08 31.118,672.57 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Clearings “es Debits ......

Customs

,134,000 9,884,000 . 22,921,000 | Gabriel A 56.071,000 | Gair Robt

Gair Robt pf.. Gamewell Co ... 2

Gar Gen Cable Flecirie Cos

Clearings Debits

U. S. Government Bonds

Treasury Bonds Gen Hig Gen PF 6 Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen T & R Gillette S R.. Gimbel Bros ... Gobel. Adolf.... Goodrich ...... Goodrich pf Goodyear . Goodyear pf . Graham- -Paige Grand Un xcts Grant T

FOOD PRICES

HICAGO. Aug. 9 (U. P.).—Apples

Spinach

California, California Ib sacks)—Ilinois vellows. 6 ington. Sweet Spanish, $1.10@ consin Yellows, 70c.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Aug. 9 (U. P.).—Following are closing cable rates on major currencies: Cable Rate Net Hehe England (pound) .. $4.03% +-.00!

Canada (dollar) a .98 15-18 —.00 1-16 .2070

as } is: Wis-

Cuba (peso) Mexico (peso)

OTHER IY LSTUOk

LAFAYETTE, el P.).—Hog 15¢ higher; 160-200 lbs. S11 al, 40; a0: 30 lbs. [email protected]; 250-325 lbs. $10.50@11;|F

Harb-Walk Hayes Mfg . Hecker Tod Hi M

1, (Country es quoted by the Wa Santry lly pric qQ y

pigs, $10.50 down; roughs, $9.50 down. 0 Ca Howe Snd

Oil .. 4% ves, [email protected]. Lambs, slo@il, vee 33%

VEL:

PIEPER BERE:

1 A Norwich Pharm.

A Pure O 6 pf...

4 Quaker St Oil.. 111%

Norwalk T pf.. 241, 11%

Ohio Oil 9% Oliver Farm Eq. 13% « 1

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5612 462

1034

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47 Pac T&T pt ... Pac Tin Cons .. Pac West Oil .. Packard . . 34 Pan Am Airway 1434 Pan Am Pet 10 Panhandle

Phillips Pet Pillsbury Pitts Coke Iron. Pitts Se & B.. Pitts Stl Pitts sh 5 pf... Plymouth Oil . Poor B Postal Tel pf... enn & G .

Pub Serv 5 pf.. Pullman Pure Oil Pure O 5 pf... .103

1013 251; 187% 16112 3%

»| Purity Bak

Raybestos ... Radio ...... Rayonier Reading ..... see Real Silk Rem Rand Ren & Sarat .. Reo Mot vte.... Republic Stl ... Revere Cop .. Revere 7 pf . Revere 51; pf. Reyn Met . R'n M cu cv pf. Reyn Sprin Reyn Tob es Richfield Oil ... Ruberoid ....... Rustless I & st. Rus's I & St pf. Safeway St Jos Lead . Savage Arms Schenley Dist. . Scott P 4!p pf. Seab’d Air L

Sheil Un oil’ HR Simmons sveeen 10%

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Stan Oil Ind ..

Stewart-War

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1 Utility & Indus

Walgreen Co West Union Woodall Ind * Unlisted trading.

Dea Stocks

Belt RR & Stk Yds Central Ind Pow 7% Circle. Theater com Comwlth Lon Hook Drug Co co Home T&T Ft Wovne

Ind & Mich Elec 7% Indpls Gas com.

Indpls P&L 5Y49% pfd. Indpls P&L com Indols Water 5% » ptd Indpls Water Class A Lincoln Loan Lincoln Nat Life Ins

N Ind Pub Serv 67% N Ind Pub Serv 7% ®rogress Laundry com

*So Ind G&L 4.8% Terre Haute Elec 6% Union Title Co com ..

Van Camp Mlik com

American Loan 5 51 American Loan 5 Cent Newspapers. 4's

Citizens_Ind Tel 4Y, Consol Fin 5s

4,8 5

Trac Term Corp 5s 5 *Ex-dividend.

Oldest Loan Biokers. h

Belt RR & Stk Yds ofd ..... 56 pia 29

So pfd..

Ind Asso Tel Co $5 pfd

N Ind Pub Serv 52% pfd pfd

Pub Serv Co of Ind 6% ‘pfd.. Pub Serv Co of Ind 7% pide

pfd ' ord. “ivid 3

Ch of Com Bldg Co “uf 61

Crabb-Revnolds-Taylor 5s 43. & T '

Richmond Water Works 5s 57. 1

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LOCAL ISSUES

Nominal quotations furnished by local Ha es 1 National Association of Securities

Bid. 20”?

Agents Finance Co Ind com. Agents Finance Co Inc pfd..

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Ind. Gen Serv. 6% pfd . g | Ind Hydro Elec To ie

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Bonas Algers. Wins'w W RR 4'zs wx: 100

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Van Camp Milk Dfd.....eeeees 67

3s NOREEN RRNNTIOWDOD @

2 | $7.25,

Ask

yearling heifers; few fed heifers sold above 12.25: most long fed 1300-1550-1b. steers went, at $11(/@11.25; the outside on choice 1525-1b. 2persgcs being $12; , the same time mo yearlings and litht steers brought [email protected]; cows and b ills strong to 25 cents higher, canner and cutter cows u most; cutter cows sold freely upon an: [email protected] canners late in week ao more action than any time recently, acute scarcity sent choice vealers to $13: most northwest fat grass selling at 87.75@9, with best at $9.50 sheep. For the Week—Spring lambs, story to strong: fat yearlings steady; fat sheep around 25 cents higher: on the close choice Northwestern springers straight or lightly sorted $11.65 with best natives, $1 and bulk good to choice natives, [email protected]; throwouts mostly $9.50 down: best fat vearlings, $9.50; bulk $9 upward, top fat ewes, $5.

OTHER LIVESTOOR

FT. vi aang, Aug. 9 00-220 1b $11. 0-180 ; 2 2 Yo 3 0 40-150 Ibs. 100-130 1bs., stags, "$8: calves, $13; lings, $7.

cows

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130-14 Rou 5% 310.

0.40: "$9. 2)

lambs, year-

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Fight Camp Fiaht hy

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Air Forum Air Forum Air Forum Irving Miller Revival Hour Revival Hour Revival Hour Revival Hour

Mrs. Meets Mike News Highlights

Reglar Fellas Reglar Fellas Bandwagon Bandwagon

What's Mv Name What's My Name One Man's Family One Man's Family

Manhattan Manhattan American Album American Album

Gordon Jenkins Edward To nlinson

European News Eurobean News Pearson and Allen Pearscn and Allen

Theater Theater Organ Revue Baseball Scores

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Take It, Leave It Take It. Leave It Workshop Workshop

New Linda Cotta 30 Masterworks :45 Masterworks

00 Masterworks 5 Masterworks 0 Mal Hallett 5 Mal Hallett

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Nobody's Children Nobodv's Children Cab Calloway Cab Calloway

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Harry James Harry James Jimmy Jov Jimmy Jov

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Varieties Varieties Sign Off Silent

Salon Orchestra Salon Orchestra 5-Star_ Final Blue Beetle

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6:30 Early Birds 6:4 :00 European News

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:00 Mark Time :15 Mrs. Farrell

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:00 :15 Myrt 30

Kathleen Norris rt and Marge Stun nother Band of Day

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:00 Noon-Tunes :15 Gilbert Forbes :30 Farm Circle

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:00 Masterworks :15 Masterworks Concert Music V. F. W. Program

WIBO 1070 (Mutual) Home Prolic Home Frolic

Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam

News Roundup Melodies Bandwagon Devotional

Welogis pigments Leste rv Hg Buddv Starcher

Friendlv House Friendlv House For Democracy Bill Jones

John B. Hughes Miller Melodies Community Hall Boy Greets Girl

Mid-Day News Farm Flashes Front Page Farrell Musical Mixup

Request Time

On the Circle George Town Old-Time Varieties Old-Time Varieties

Ton, Tun D. R. SB rogram

Bottle Kapers Tea Time Tunes

Opportunity Knocks John Sturgess

WIRE 1430 (NBC Red)

Dawn Patrol Market Reports

Turopean News Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

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Singin’ Sam For Defense Dick Stone Dick Stone

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Pet Clinic Linda’'s Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter

Against Siorm Maw Perkin Guiding Light Vic and Sade

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News Man on Stree Tomorrow's Church Organ Musicale

Miller Melodies Miller Melodies The Munroes Midstream

Dancelan Dancelan Life Program Life Program

Club Matinee Club Matinee Club Matinee Club Matinee

New Merry-Go-Round

Merry-go-roun Merry-go-roun

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change):

MUTUAL—-WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; WSM, 650. NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS-WENR, 890; KXOK, 1380. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1100; WWJ, 950; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 880; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 1780.