Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1941 — Page 12

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ON THE RADIO

during the program, which begins at noon, will be President Roosevelt, British Minister of Labor Ernest Bevin, leading American labor officials, prominent musical stars and a number of Hollywood actors. ‘The ‘program may be heard here from 12 to 1 p. m. WISH, and 12:45 to 1 p. m, WFBM, w C and WIRE. Melvyn Douglas from Hollywood and Lowell Thomas from New York will act as masters of ceremonies for the show, . Included in the program will be an original play written by Bernard C. Schoenfield, chief of the radio section of the OEM. The cast includes Mr. Douglas, James Cagney and Edward Arnold. They will be

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

It Can Happen Again Here in Indiana

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PRICES ON HOGS FALL 15 CENTS

Top Slumps to $11.85 Here; Light Weights Off A 'Quarter. HOG PRICE RANGE

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TONIGHT

6:45—State Fair, WISH. 7:30—City Desk, WFBM. 8:00—Barn Dance, WIRE. 8:00—Hit Parade, WFBM. - 8:30—Baseball, WIBC. 9:00—Ted Weems, WIRE. - 9:45—Marine Corps, WISH. 11:00—Glen Gray, WIBC, TOMORROW 11: 00—Wilhelmina Tribute, WIRE. 12:00—Radio ‘City, WISH. 12:45—State Fair, WIBC. 1:30—Round Table. WIRE. 3:30—Concert Hall, WIBC. 4:15—State Fair, WISH. 7:30—Crime Doctor, WFBM. 9:00—Take It or Leave It, WFBM.

BUSINES

Purdue’s Exhibit at State Fair Is A Reminder of What Wars Do to Farmers By ROGER BUDROW ie EVERYTHIN G THAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWN. ‘Sir Isaac Newton once said the same thing in another way ‘but Purdue University’s farm economists are saying it with ‘a’large, illuminated display at the State Fair. The exhibit, ‘in Purdue’s Building surely ranks as one of the best in the ~ whole show.

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It certainly is not the most cheerful exhibit at the Fair. They have put up a big chart which points out that prices of Indiana farm products took a nose-dive after the Civil War and did the same thing after the first World War. ‘shows that deadly parallel between World War 1 and this

‘war, Farm.prices now are following the same old pattern.

And it

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Most hogs sold 15 cents lower than yesterday at the Indianapolis stockyards today, the Agriculture Marketing Service reported. Weights over 160 pounds made the 15-cent decline while lighter weights fell 25 cents. The top slumped to

An hour-long broadcast, ranging from Hollywood to Hyde Park, to Grand Rapids, Mich, to London and then back to New York, is in store for local radio listeners Labor Day. The program will be the Office for Emergency Management's “Salute to Labor,” arranged as a tri-

heard from Hollywood. President Roosevelt will’ speak from his home in Hyde” Park in a special Labor Day radio address. Labor will represented by Wil= liam Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, speaking from Grand Rapids; James Carey, C. I. O. executive secretary who will

$11.85 for good to choice 200 to 210pounders. Sows were weak to 10 cents lower. Cattle prices were steady. Sheep prices also were unchanged.

bute to labor’s part in the defense effort. Among those who will be heard ” 3 2

speak for Phillip Murray, president, from New York City, and Mr. Bevin, speaking from London. »

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(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for Inacouracies in program ane noincements caused by station changes after press time.

WFBM_1260 WIBC 1070 WIR (CBS) (Mutual) ( NBO 1

Allegheny Fair World Is Yours - News - Saratoga Races Saratoga Races America, Sings “| Serenade ; America. Sings Desi Halbon Serenads * Music Interlude Three Sons State Fair Horace Heidt Sort MN Concert Musicale

Dick Harold "| Art of Livin Ankara, Turkey Bert Wilson News-Maj. Dome Luke Walton

News American Defense |Saturdav Varieties Tropic Moods American Defense Saturday Varieties Conndentially Rhythmaires Inside Sports Behind the News State Fair Boy Meets Bahd

Green Hornet Latitude Zero Green Hornet Latitude Zero Bov Meets Band Truth Bishop & Gargovle

Hawaii Calls Te Hawaii Calls Truth Or— Bishop & Gargoyle Spin and Win

Police Court Barn Dance Leighton Noble Baseball Baseball

Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball

Baseball Baseball California Music California Music

Glen Gray Glen Gray Pancho Pancho

SUNDAY PROGRAMS

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

Gospel Hour Gospel Hour

Hallelujah 4 Jones Smgers Calvar Calvary

The farmer is doing fine right pow. When prices go up, farm prices go up faster than the average. But when they come down, * they come down faster than the ‘average price of things farmers buy which puts them behind the eightball. | Purdue's economists are preaching several things. Be > careful, they : tell farm visitors, of buying things now that take ool len to pay for. For instance, he farmer who bought 120 acres

Purdue University has a large display, similar to this chart, at the State Fair showing what hap-. pened to farm prices during Civil War times, the first World War and what is happening now. For’ further explanation, see the adjoining busihess column. .

FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS

By UNITED PRESS

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS, OARY +everrrarersennsinnean 127.70 Yesterday «c..ceseeececccess 127.43 Week AZO ..ocovvvsnvssncees 125.91 Month ‘AZO s.cissasensscss. 128.21 Year Ago ...... ‘es High, 1941, 133.59; Low, 115.30. High, 1940, 152.80; Low, 111.84.

20 RAILROADS 30.19

30.07 30.28

STOCKS FIRM: YRADE IS DULL

Japanese Bonds Rise Again; | Aircraft Shares in Spotlight.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (U. P.).— Stocks were firm and dull today, while Japanese -bonds extended recent gains .and commodities were higher. Aircraft shares featured the stock market in turnover. Consolidated made a new high at 443 up 1% in further response to a pro-|4 posed 100 per cent stock dividend for the issue. Boeing also made al|4 new high, selling at 20% up 2%. Lockheed was fairly active at a|4 gain of nearly a point while United Aircraft firmed fractionally. Steels” matle small -gains. Steel rations will drop less: than usual A next week because many leading 2 1plants will operate as usual on Labor Day because of the defense A program, Automobile issues were dull with prices steady to firm. Rails showed little change, with greatest volume |Arch-D-M in Southern Pacific. Mercantile is-| Arming oko. Sar. sues were better with National De- Asso DGds..... 1 partment Stores at a new high for at the year. At ey

SOY BEAN PRICES UP|its Fs 2 GENTS AT GHIGAGO

Aviation Cp ... CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (U. P.) —Pre- |; holiday dullness characterized trad-|Bath I ing in grain futures in today’s abbreviated session on the Chicago Ben Ind L Board of Trade, prices covering a narrow range. Soy beans, however, showed|g strength after yesterday's sharp downturn. The market advanced more than 2 cents a bushel before profit taking halted the upturn. Soy beans closed 2% to 2% cents a bushel higher with October at [email protected]%. Wheat was up 14 to B off %e, September $1.133% @ 1%; } Soin off % to up %, September 77% to . T7c; oats off 2 to up %c; Septem- c -— M Xf Jains ber 46¢c and rye up % to 3%ec, Sep- inc. ’ i . 21 tember 68%c. The principal stimulating influence in soy beans was the aggressive demand for old-style’ October contracts. After today no. new|c trades in this delivery will be per-|Sh mitted, except for liquidating purposes ‘only, g

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Yesterday , | Week Ago Month Ago ... 30.76 Yeat Ago .......c.i0iun eed .90 High, 1941, 30.88; Low, 26.54. High, 1940, 32.67; Low, 22.14. / ’ 15 UTILITIES

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Barn Dance Barn Dance Barn Dance

Ted Weems | Ted Weems - Calash Presents Calash Presents

Police Reborter

Summer Symphony Summer Symphonv Summer Symphony Walter Meyers

Walter Meyers Walter Meyers Ray Heatherton Ray Heatherton

Sat. Serenade

Sat. Serenade Public Affairs Four Clubmen . ‘Army

10:00 Gilbert Portes 10:15 Carl Hoff 10:30 World Today 10:45 Linda Cotta

:00 Charlie Spivak 5 Charlie_Spivak 0 Sonny Dunham 5 Sonnv Dunham

had 20 years to pay it off soli at $1100 a year. Well, in 1919 that t selling only 32 hogs weighing: 200 pounds. But in 1922 it meant taking 61 hogs to market to 3a" the annual payment for his [Don’t bite off more than you hew during a depression— 5 their warning. hother thing, farm booms are] f-lived while farm depressions ist Jonger. So [Purdue suggests that farmers [ make repairs and improvenow. They should buy equipment they need and replace nearly worn: out equipment. Keep a big supply of feeds and supplies on 3 Organize the farm for efproduction. Pay off debts before the crash comes. And put some money away for a rainy day. Ya “| = tJ 2 THE PURDUE MEN point that that from 1924 through 1929 there were 16 to 22 farm mort\gages foreclosed for every 1000 arms in Indiana. From 1930 hrough 1935 this number rose to 26 out of every 1000 and in 1932 1933 there were 40 farms out ah joss 1000 taken away from _ their owners. 1

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15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Sales Net (in 100s) High Low Close Change Curtiss-Wr ..109 93% 915 934 | US Rubber...106 2534 2434 25% Cons Aire .. 45's 43'3 447% Boeing Airpl.. 20%: 1938 201% Pan Am Air., 16's 153% 16 Lockheed Air. 2935 283% 20% Comw & Sou. 7-16 3% 3% 145 13% 14% 20th Cent Fox 8% 83% 8% Warner Bros. 51% 5% 5% Pae Tin ..... 413 4 4 Int T&T .... 214 28 2M Pathe Film .. 144 141g 141% Studebaker 61s 5% 6's Tex Pac Land 24 5% 5% 5% Siu An Cutter and Sominon

Stock sales approximated 230,000 wipe 1 32 1-02] Sty 2 comn shares compared with 150,000 last A 3 rh Saturday. Curb Stock sales 43,000 »|shares against 32,000 a week ago. 4

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Words and Music

Southland Echoes | Olga Feld Southland Echoes | Olga Feld Allen Roth Tom_ Terriss Melody Boys Yoichi Hiraoka

Hit Revue Hit Revue Lester Huff

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Melody Fantasy Melody Fantasy Bible Class 10 Bible Class

Graziolla Parrage Piano tet

Gypsy Caravan

Church of Air Coiten of Alr

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Opera Gems Round Table

Gilbert Forbes = Dixie Songsters Syncopation : Syncopation

Invitation Invitation Rhythm Rhapsody Rhythm Rhapsody

CBS Symphony CBS Symphony CBS Symphony CBS Symphony

Walter Gross :

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:00 Family Hour 5 Family Hour :30 Family Hour :45 Husing-Sports

:00 Silver Theater :15 Silver .Theater 0 Gene Autrv 9 Gene Autry

40 Dear Mom 5 Four Clubmen 30 World Todav:45 World Todav

:00 Refreshing Music | :15 Refreshing Music :30 Crime Doctor :45 Crime Doctor

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Les Frown Wilhelmina Tribute American Review Les Brow Wilhelmina Tribute | Am rican Re Review Rhvthm Pashions Services Radio ity { Rhythm Fashions Services Radio Cit Radio or

Noonday Rhvthms | Sunday News Master Singers Radio City News : Man at Fair

Salon Strings State Fair Hi-Lites Hidden History Henry King. Foreign Policy Baldwin Hour Baldwin Hour

Shep Fields * : Here Comes Band African Trek African Trek

Rhyme and Reason Jack Coffey Week-End Cruise’ State Fair

Dick Barrie Dick Barrie Sunday Serenade |NBC Symphony Vespers Decatur Co, Chorus| NBC Symphony Vespers America Sings Behind the Mike America Sings - Behind the Mike

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WHEAT REACHED $227 a bushel in World War I and hogs sold as high as $17.18 a hundredveight. Lambs were bringing $13.98 hd milk $3.38 and corn $1.50. We heading the same way now but arc such unknown factors as nrhent price control and the fi .of the war that could upset rend very quickly. 1g = EJ

TURDUE HAS DONE a fine job showing the farmer what he’s i-fagainst in 4 war boom. The exhipit stops a g many visitors 0, remembering the depression World War I, are wondering . what they should do now. It would be 2 fine idea if someone would put up a similar exhibit for ‘the hundreds of city folk who attend the fair. ja. vox a . ODDS AND ENDS: Turner Construction’ Co. of New York will build the $500,000 addition to Col-gate-Palmolive-Peet’s plant at Jefh{ ville, Ind., which will hire -more men and women, making at least 1000 working at the firm's on there. : . . Bendix AviaSire new foundry at Soutly Bend|:z is- expected to cost about $500,000, a et Some Great Lakes auto-carriers being altered to carry grain tg of coming auto curtailment. no o Allison is reported have 4 separated its steel and non-ferrous metals assembly lines to | avoid sorting scrap it reclaims from floor . . + . Laundry equipment makers are wondering if the Army

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Summer Serenade Summer Serenade Mrs, Meets Mike News Highlights

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American _Expre! Morning Mail 5 Morning Mail

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71c: No. 3 oe 60@70c. 534 100-130 1lbs., Pw&L $7 of.

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Flintkote to the close or the Chicago market today Indianapolis flour mills and grain or padi 98c - per Yasha! for No. 2 red wheat (other grades on their merits). and paid 68c per bushel for shelled new No.-2 yeljow corn: No. 2 white shelled corn. ia No. 2 white oats, 39¢c; No. 2 red oats,

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WLW SATURDAY PROGRAM

P. M. -6: 30—-Brorts J LR :00—World Is Yours 6:45—H. V. enborn :15—World Is’ Yours 7:00—~Mel Ba :30—Piano Rectial 7:15—Burt Faber

:45—Unannounced 7: 33—J2mbores WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 (U. Jack and Anita amboree

P. G ernment expenses and receipts for the| 2:00 3a current fiscal vear t fough: Aug. 28, com- 213—Elizaneth Bemis a pone. f 3% :30—Truly American Barn Dance / High Low Close 4 pared with a year ago :45—Truly American Barn Dance | United Corp. 0

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Un El Ci 3 Aviat Corp . 22 3% Fan “a. . 2.670, 108. Rs .00 2,486.8 117%

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