Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1941 — Page 18

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MONDAY, DEC.

ON THE RADIO

THIS EVENING

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BUSINESS Stocks, U.S. Bonds Turn Lower

By UNITED PRESS

(The Indiana War between United States and Japan

nouncements cau

today

bonds was suspended before the market opened. Stock Exchanges Face Greatest By ROGER BUDROW

Crisis Since First World War THE STOCK EXCHANGE TODAY FACES ITS

retreat in stock prices, losses in U. S. Government in commodity prices. The New York stock market rallied partially but turned weak fo sage asking for declaration of war gr Japan. U. S. Government bonds slumped as holders lightened commitments on anticipation of vast flotations of new bonds to finance the war. German bonds fell to the lowest on record. Trading in Japanese

wing President

b ‘ah. aie i gl hE

ned 1 to 3 points lower, then

Roosevelt's mes-

In London Japanese bonds broke as much as 13 pounds sterling unsalable.

but were prac

At Chicago, wheat futures opened 5 cents higher, the daily perSoybeans

a bale.

missible limit but turned lower on the 6-cent limit on the probability cocoanut oil, a competitive product, will be ham Cocoa futures made a four-year high. B Cotton futures rallied briskly to replace early losses of more than $1

fit- went up at. shipments to this country of pepper spurted higher,

GREATEST TEST since the world was plunged into war in 1914, If it fails to demonstrate its stability in this crisis—the

Japanese war on United States—stern measure will be taken. It is entirely possible the market will be closed.

5 SETEEREEE RIES ON HOGS | RISE SHARPLY |

change called the big brokerage houses to get samples of the orders ed Store Allisonal™ | Aibha B

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they have been given by their customers, Trading in Japanese bonds was suspended early this morning before the market opened. Some Wall Street experts believe the stock

‘Cattle and Sheep Also Sell Higher Here as War Bolsters Market.

market has not!’ yjyestock prices rose sharply at Am mn fully taken into/the Indianapolis Stockyards today,| Am Gorn account, tie press reflecting the outbreak of war be- | An ent hos es |tween the United States and Japan. am Roger Budrow wwe end of last| Prices on Hoge advances 25 ob | Am week many traders still believe the|cents per 100 pounds, with the full am crisis between this country and | gain on weights above 240 pounds, Am oy st Japan could be solved peacefully.ithe Agriculture Marketing Service im & ii ip IE 3

They reckoned without the treach- reported. | Al mar se ery of the Japanese. The practical top price was $10.45 Am&FP Back in 1939, when the war began for good to choice 190 to 200-pound- Am-Haw $f v in Europe, the stock market went ers but an extreme of $1050 was Am Home Pr. up. The average industrial stock paid for some choice hogs. | Aer Po gone spurred $10. Almost 6,000,000 shares| Cattle prices advanced 25 cents, Amer Loco were traded. vealers were up 50 cents and lambs Amer, Loco During this war the real shock|sold mostly 50 cents higher than to the market came when the |Saturday. A Germans let loose in the spring of 1940. During one week in May, the average industrial stock plunged $34.

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SEVERE CONTROLS may now be expected. Strikes in defense industries will probably be outlawed. Price controls are expected on almost everything. Possibly some ceiling on wages will be used,

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DEFENSE PRODUCTION will actually become “all out” now. Heretofore we have been devoting between 15 and 20 per cent of our capacity to defense production.

Now armaments manufacturing | will be stepped up to make our previous efforts look like small potatoes. More non-defense industries will suffer. Civilians will have to expect less normal goods. But the dissension and strife, as shown by overnight settlemen of defense strikes, will die down.

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| Choice— 750- 900

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The Japanese blow achieved one thing which, until now, this country had ' been unable to achieve and that is unity about the defense program. “Profits as usual” and “strikes as usual’— surely these will become things of

the past. 750- 9 900 pounds

U. S. ENTERS WAR WITH RECORD DEBT | 5% sounes

| Common WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (U. P).—| 500-7900 pounds The United States enters World|

Loco ct... & Ohio... 750-1100 pounds - Th

Steers,

- 750 d - ounds Good — ’ 500- 750 pounds

Heifers

paste [email protected] | Heifers |

[email protected] | vv 11.25-12.00 | 9.25-11.25 |

7.25@ 9.25 |

Choice— 750- 900 pounds

Good .. War II with a record public debt of | Medium er $55,212,550,304.21, after having spent | gam, and Common .. $6,737,166,940.71 for defense in the last five months and five days. The nation also possesses a world record gold reserve of $22,770,829,868.59. The Treasury's daily statement for the current fiscal year through Dec. 5, compared with a year ago: This Year Last Year

-$8,466,373, 3. 2 $4,199, 318, 884.14 6.737.166 a 1,391,706,909.

nses. . nd. Feeder and Stocker "Cattle (Receipts, 63%)

Steers

or 50 as undas 800-1050 Pounds

| Good 500- 800 pounds

10.25(211.50 hats 100081033 . [email protected] |]

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

STE cig J I% HH » ot otf 29% 3ush Te 3

2.00@ 8.50 | Butler Bros fs (4 alii Butler oho of. 21% D& Z. 2%

Good and chotoe— Bite Oo 800 pounds down .. ...... [email protected]| BVeIS ror o3th

9 Loo! Um ds down Byron ackson . 9% Calves et Coe Good and choice— Cal Packing .. 1% 500 pounds down [email protected] | Callahan Zinc . edium Calumet 500 pounds down 8.00@ 9.75 S mpbell SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 2104)

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (U. P).—Dun| & BradStreet's daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Saturday Week Ago .. Month Ago . Year Ago "aah senna v123 1941 High Sept. 9...........147901 1941 Low (F%b. 17)

LOCAL ISSUES

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[email protected] | Selanese

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SEC NAMES WYATT IN STOCK SELLING

The Securities and Exchange Commission today filed in Federal

x | Court here a complaint against Ar-

{a |thur H. Wyatt in conjunction with

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.|/the sale of stock of Commercial

Underwriters, Inc. The SEC complaint alleged Mr.

4 | Wyatt od prospective purchasers ie that

was offering the stock to $250,000 capital instead of for Commercial Under-

raise $50,000

+| writers, Inc., which was formed to

act as sales agent for Commercial Indemnity Insurance Co. The complaint alleged Mr. Wyatt failed to reveal to purchasers that

&|in organizing the underwriting com-

pany he personally received 80 per

cent of the shares authorized to be

d by Commercial Underwriters, Int, and that it was his personal stock which he was selling. It was also alleged that. Mr. Wyatt represented that in order to

buy stock of Commercial Indemnity |

Insurance Co. investors were required to buy stock in Commercial Underwriters, Inc. also, which is not the case, the SEC said. It was further alleged that Mr. Wyatt said Commercial Underwriters, Inc., is receiving an income equal to 10 per cent of all premiums paid by Indiana policyholders of Commercial Indemnity Insurance

| Co. which is available for dividends

but that not all is actually available for dividends. Lloyd Claycombe, attorney for Mr. ¢| Wyatt, said the complaint resulted

%w/from a “misunderstanding” with

the SEC and that the matter would be settled in a few days without re-

‘18 sorting to litigation.

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» ” ” Virginia Bruce and Melvyn Douglas disagree on practically everything tonight when they star in Cecil B. DeMille's Radio Theater presentation of “The Doctor Takes a Wife.” The broadcast will be on WFBM at 8 o'clock. The story, adapted from one of last year’s screen successes, + Virginia Bruce js that of June

Cameron, the author of a best seller, “Spinsters Aren't Spinach,” and Dr. Timothy Sterling, a neuropsychiatrist. Things become a bit complicated when the couple finds that they have been falsely announced as a bride and groom. The action comes to a climax when the doctor’s fiancee turns up unexpectedly and wants to know what’s what. = ” »

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The show will be broadcast on WIRE at 9:30 o'clock.

¥ » a Ina Ray Hutton becomes the first woman band leader 'o appear on Spotlight Bands this week when she brings her orchestra to the program Thursday night. The pro gram is broadcast each night at 9:15 o'clock on WIBC. Other band leaders who will ape pear this week are Artie Shaw, Monday; Henrly King, Tuesday: Guy Lombardo, Wednesday, and Charlie Spivak, Friday.

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Ilona Massey, young Hungarian operatic singer and Hol star, will visit Herbert Marshall's show tonight at 6 o'clock on WISH, Regulars on the program include Bert Wheeler and Hank Ladd, come edy team, and the Merry Macs.

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