Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1935, Page 17

FINANCIAL, PEACE BROADCAST SLOY fi’g’ PAINTS Roof Coating Gallons far 922 N. Y, Ave.N W NA.SGIO Practical and Inexpensive EBERLY’S 1108 K N.W. DISTRICT 6557 Dicnify_vour h SERVICE For Prompt and Efficient Service Phone CO. 6653 Guarantee Radio Co. 3442 11th St. N.W. Dr. Smith, Surgeon Dentist The Dental Office which has been doing business for over two genergtions. DR. H. W. SMITH Surgeon Den! 1001 H Street Adjoining Eh‘blll Yioter. t, 5819 Hours, 9 %o 630 Daily Ezcept Sundays Listen Tonight at 6:35 on WRC for Hahn’s Word Man ENTER THE CONTEST SERIES T0 START RENOVIZE . . . your hom‘wsDeakers and Talent Will | Tunois steel Corp, and Benjamin F. Urge Clear Thinking on War Topic. ROMINENT statesmen and edu- cators and many of the coun- try's leading writers and con- cert artists will participate in a new series of broadeasts to be inaug- urated Thursday night over a Nation- | wide C. B. S. network, under auspices of World Peaceways, an organization interested in peace education. series, which will be heard over WJSV, will be presented each Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Johnson, Gershwin, contribtue original phrey Cobb, John Erskine, S. 8. Van Dine. | Guest speakers will include Sen- | ators Borah of Idaho and Nye of North Dakota, Alfred E. Smith, Dr. Glenn | Frank and William E. Green, president | of the American Federation of Labor. | L HELEN HAYES, star of the stage come to | microphone October 1 in an original radio play entitled “The New Penny,” |in which the diminutive actress will | portray the role of Penelope Edwards, modetn young woman who defies and screen, will The The musical entertainment will fea- ture such outstanding artists as Lu- crezia Bori, Jascha Heifetz, Edward Greta Stueckgold, George Richard Crooks, Albert Spalding, Lotte Lehmann and Richard Bonelli. Among the writers who will dramas for the broadcasts are Sidney Howard, Hum- Fannie Hurst, Rupert Hughes, Zoe Adkins, Maxwell Ander- son, Zona Gale, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Heywood Broun and the | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1935. NEW YORK CURB MARKET U. S. Steel Unites Two Subsidiaries, Fairless Is Chief ly m Almhm Press. 'ORK, September 17.—Thi Unmd suus Steel Corp. has formed new subsidiary, the Carnegie- Fairless, who lately joined the corpo- ration, will be appointed president, it was learned today. Fairless, a former vice president of Republic Steel, will be introduced formally as the president of the new unit at a luncheon in Pittsburgh to- MOrTow. The new company will unify the operations of Carnegie Steel Co. of Pittsburgh and Illinois Steel Co. of Chicago, the largest subsidiaries of the parent company. This step is in line with the general unification plan out- lined by the steel corporation in a formal announcement made two weeks ago. At that time the corporation also revealed that Fairless had been ap- pointed to supervise the sales and production of the Carnegie and Ii- linois units from a central office to be set up in Pittsburgh. e THERMOID SALES RISE SHARPLY IN AUGUST Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, September 17.—Ther=~ moid Co. and wholly owned subsidi- aries report for the month of August | an increase in sales of 44 per cent over July, and an increase of 54 per cent over August, 1934. Southern Asbestos Co., 98 per cent owned by Thermoid, showed an in- crease in sales of 29 per cent over July, and of 24 per cent over August, | 1934, August, inclusive, Thermoid sales in- creased 25 per cent over the same For the eight months, January to |3 CURB LIST TAKES ¢ UNEVEN COURSE Action of Leaders Improves. Fair Number of Gains Shown at Close. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 17.—The Curb Market remained in an irregular trend today, but the action of the leaders improved in the late dealings. ‘Ihere were a fair number of clos- ing ains. Aluminum Co. finished 11, points higher at 61'2, and frac- tional improvement featured Amer- ican Cvanamid, American- Gas & Electric, International Petroleum, Lake Shore M.nes, Niagara Hudson Power and Sher vin Williams. Such issues as Electric Bond & Share, Pen-American Airways and Pittsburgh Plate Glass failed to make up their carly losses, and finished a bit lowe " NEW YJRK BANK STOCKS EW Y )RK. September 17 ().—New York Becu {iy Deaiers: Association « (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) B Bk of Man (1'5) Bapkers®' r (2%g) - Bilyn Tr (4) | Cen Han Bk & Tr (5'22) Chase Nat (1.40) Chem Bk & Tr (1.80) Commerctal_(8) Cont Bk A= Tr (&0 _ | Corn Ex Bk & T (3) Empire Tr (1) Fifth Ave Cida) First Boston Corp (1 First Nat (Boston) ( First Natl_(100) Guaranty Tr (1) _ Irving Tr (.60) Manufacturers’ Tr (1) ) & 2R gy United 8t Tr (70a) _____"1840 = 1890 a—Including extras e—Declared or paid so far this vear, By private wire direct to The Star. Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. AeroSupply (B).. 2 2% Ainsworth (al3) 1 38 Ala Grt 8o (b2)... 58 41% Ala Pow pf (6) . 10s 65 Allled Mills(s25¢) 8 18% Alum’'nCoof Am 200s 61' Alum'n pf (1%)..5008101% 100 101% Alum’'n Ltd_ l 2 29 Am Beverag: 2% 2% AmCt P&L A (3). ]'lfil 46 Am Cities P&L B 1 4% 4% Am Cynam(40c)B 20 24% 23% Am Fork&Hoe 60c 1 16 15% Am Founders.. .. 2 # # Am Gas&E (1.40). 18 337 33% Am G&E pf (6)..1258107% 107 107% Am Hard Rubber_150s 23% Am Lt&Tr (1.20) 12% Am Maracaibo. Am Meter Co.. Am Superpower Amster Trad a3lc Angostura (120c) . Arcturus Radio T. 18 184% 61 614 lzv. lzv. # 16% 1% 1% 5 14% 54 # L 2% 2u 5% # 164 131 B 2 54 Art Met W (40c) .. 87 Asso E 1 (p21%c). " 8 AssoG&E (A) E Asso G&E $5 pf. 5 Atl Coast Fisher_. Atlas Corp (a30c). 1 Atlas Corp war.. 1 Auto Voting Machine (150c). 5 Ax-Fisher(3.20)A 20s Babcock&W (40¢) 758 BlissCo (EW)__. 78 Blue Ridge Corp 4 Biue Ridge pf (3). Blumenthal S._. _ Bower Roll B (1). Brazil Tr L&P . .. Bridgeport Mach_ Brill Corp A Brit Celanes Ltd rets Buckeye P L Bunker Hlll&&ul. 100! Butler Bros - Cable El Prod vtc. Cables&Wire (A). Cables&Wire (B). Can Indus Alco A. Can Marconi.__ Carib Syndicate Carnation Co (1).. 12% . 3% 3% 124 53% 42 Stock and Sales Dividend Rate. Add 00 mrh Low. Close. Nipissing(al23¢c) 2 24 Noma Elec Corp _ 2% Northn Europ Oil. » Northn Ind Pub Sve 6% pf (2). 108 64 Northern Pipe Line (50c). 1 6% Novadel Ag (2) .. 4 294 Ohio Brass B (1). 200s 33 Pacific Eastern... 1 3% PacificG& E Y3 (x.amy.-... 3 26 PacificG& B 1stpf (1%) .. 28% 2814 Pac Light'g pt (‘)225- 102% 102% 102‘4 PacPublicSve_... 1 3% 3% Pan-Am Afr (1)... l 38y 38% 88% Pantepec Oil 2% 2% 24 Parke Davi: 4 46% 46% Parker Rust (3)-—900- 46 4T% Pennroad Corp_.. 12 2% 2% Penn W&P (3) ... 2 6% Pepperell Mfg (3) 501 65 Phoenix Secur Pie Bakeries(60e). 9 Pierce Governor 1 Pivnger Gold Mines Ltd (80¢)... .. 8 Pitney Bo P (20c) 10 Pitts & L E (2%).100s Pitts Plate G(12). 3 Potrero Sugar___.. Pratt & Lamb (1). Premier Gold t12¢ Presd Mtlsal2lse Prudential Invest Puget Sound Pw & 10 z'v. 3B h 2% I 64 6% 33 26 65 10\0 T Puget Sound Pw & Lt36pf ______ 3258 Rainbow Lum (A) 1 Reliable Stores. 3 Reybarn Co 4 Reynolds In 9 Root Petrolmeum. 1 Royal Typewriter 1 s | Ruberoid Co (1)_. 50, St Regis Paper.__ | Scovill Mfg (1) 125- Segal Lock & H._. 3 Selby Shoe (2)___. 50s Selected Indu: 9 Selec Industries allot ctfs (3%) 20bs Selec Ind pr (3%) 508 Shattuck Den Min 1 Shenandoah pf___. 1 Sher-Wilms (4) - 4110 109'a mm Sher-Wilms pf(6) 108109 109 109 Singer Mfg (16).. 208286 285 286 Sonotone Corp.... 4 1% 1% Ta% T3% FINANCIAL, STEEL NETS SHOW Large Increase Over 1934 Earnings. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 17.—A 22 per cent increase in the net income of 158 steel companies in the first half of 1935 over the first half of 1934 was disclosed today in a survey | by the American Iron & Steel In- etitute. The companies comprise about 96 per cent of the total ingot and fin- ished steel capacity of the industry and more than 93 per cent of the pig iron producing capacity, and they accounted for & net income aggre- gating $30,923,927 after all charges in the first six months of this year, compared with $25,305,232 in 1934. Based on production, the net this year represented about $2.20 a ton on all iron and steel products pro- duced for sale, against $1.70 a ton on the gross tonnage in last year's first half, the institute found. The survey showed the rate of op- erations of the companies in the first half of 1935 was 46.7 per cent of | pay rolls were up more than 8 per | cent from last year to this. ;; Pay rolls aggregated $346,151525 |in the 1935 first half and $319,989,331 | {in the 1934 first half, largely due to! the 10 per cent increase in wage rates which went into effect in April of 7| explained by the institute, Cash dividends in the 1935 first half amounted to 813,367,001, com- pared with $9,807,023 in the 1934 first | 02 PER CENT RISE First Half of 1935 Brings capacity, compared with 47.1 per cent | | for the same period of 1934, but| w3 A-17 AUTOLITE ORDERS COMMON DIVIDEND 30-Cent Payment to Be First on juniorShares Since January 2, 1933, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 17.—Di~ rectors of the Electric Autolite Co. today ordered resumption of divi- dends on the common stock with a payment of 30 cents, payable October 1 to stock of record September 27. This is the first dividend declared on the junior shares since January 2, 1933. At the same time it was announced that the directors had declared a regular dividend of $1.75 a share on the preferred stock, payable October 1 to stock of record September 27. Royce G. Martin, president of the corporation, in a statement following the meeting said, “The outlook for the balance of the year is gratifying.” Plans for further expansion of the company’s facilities were revealed by Martin, who stated that in addition ta acquiring the assets of the moto- meter Gauge and Equipment Co. Auto-Lite had recently taken over the Alemite Die Casting & Manufacturing Co. at Woodstock, Ill, and the assets of the Central Brass & Fixture Co. at | Springfield, Ohio. The former con- | cern makes die castings and the lat- ter bumpers. | These new plants, Martin said. are working at capacity, and a program of plant expansion has been authorized in various of the subsidiaries for the 3111934 and are still in force, it Was| purpose of handling the increased | business. Prizes Every Day DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED NEW YORK. September 17 —Dividends declared (prepared by the Standard Sta- tistics Corp.): Caro L&P pf ( "‘| the hidebound traditions of the small |town in which she lives. The plly | will be held on Tuesday at 9:30 p |over an N. B. C. network, * ko ox EE TRACY will do a scene from “Blessed Event,” one of his big- | gest hits, as a feature of Rudy Vallee's program Thursday at 7 o'clock on an 2 N. B. C. chain. 3. 136 M | Cittes Service pf . 10 Rl b o - 1 s 108 | City AulolSUEUc). 1% a8 : = 2 1omg 2 2)- 938 F ST. N.W. J OIS LONG. fashion writer, will 3 b i ! bl i |, begin a new feature entitled SN an e | “Women's Page” next Tuesday at 2|2 Ealono | pm. on C. B. S. This program is de- ) 2 go;“ S EA & | signed to appeal to all women inter- | Ohuénc c]: pfa:il ested in what's going on in the world | Columb 0&G vic_. |of fashion. Hattie Carnegie will be‘| Com’wIth&S war_. the first guest. l1r2s Como Mines Community Wat § Compo Shoe Mach s.t.c.(50¢) Consol Afreraft._. Cons Copper- ... Consol Gas of South Am Gold & Plat (40c) FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK September 17 (9 .—Ped- A eral Land Bank bonds i v (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) U. S. TREASURY NOTES. A (Reported by Chas. D. Barney & Co.) M period of 1934, while those of Southern Asbestos Co. showed a gain of 23 | per cent. half, an increase of 13.63 per cent, | 114 | it was shown. 21 9% 9 ) 258108 108 108 Celanese pf (7). 508110'3 110% 1103 Cent Hudson G & E ctfs (80c) Cent& S W Uil Cent States Elec_. Charis Corp (133). Chief Consol : 3%, 243 27% zu Southn Calif Ed PIB (1%). Southn Calif Edis PIC (1%). Southn P L (30¢)_ Spanish&Gen rcts, Square Deal (B)_. * | Stand Brewing __ Stand 01 Ky (1) Stand Ol O pf (5) 50 Stand Siiver & L. FREE INSPECTIONS 0‘ ANY MAKE RADIO B‘ l OUR RADIO EXPERT! 1 -“AE?:A‘L’E BONDS ON THE “‘“"‘""p‘.. Stock of Pav- ) 3 Rate.riod. recard CURB MARKET | purke o 8220 o882 s M The 7% pf_1.75 — 9-20 15 1% 25% DOMESTIC BONDS. High. Low Clnse o Devontan_Oil Automot Pib A_1 Sutherland Paper Co_ 1 a Initial, Pedrs M{ (new com)_25¢ _. nunln. CURB SEAT AT $32,500. NEW YORK, September 17 (#)— |A New York Curb Exchange seat | was sold yesterday for $32.500, an in- crease of $10,000 over the previous | transaction, Sullivan Machine. Sunray Ofl___ | Sunshine Min 1.60 Swift Intl ( — | Swiss-Am El p! Swiss Ofl (40¢) mpa Elec(2.24) asteyeast(Del)A \ Technicolor Inc._ . | Teck Hughes(40c) | Texas Gulf Prod_ 'le\ P&L pf (7). 'lob Prod Ex(10¢c) | Tonopah Mining - o R am 1508 i = g Cred Tt Devonian East =Y Steel Prod pr pt 1 S s 2 S 84 4% | Trans-Lux Daylite 4% | Pic Sn (20c)_ 16 | Tri-Contl C war. 19 | Tubize Chatillion. &l | Tung-Sol Lamp # | Unit Atr war_____ ™| Unit Dry Dock(d) 1% | Unit Founder: 12'3 | Unit Gas Corp._ Unit Gas Cor war_ 10 | Unit Gas Corp pf. 57 | Uslt LL&PW (A)_. 25% | Unit Lt&Pw B__.. Unit Lt&Pw pf___ Unit Profit Share_ Unit Shoe M 1215 _ U S Foll (B) (60¢) U § & Intl Secur__ 6 | US&Int'lSecur 4 [ 1st pf ww (50¢) - 4813 | USPlayC (11 .-. 5 | Tuesday, September 17. Cord Corp- (Copyright, 1935) ! N T Crane & Co WMAL 630k | WISV 1460k OL 1310k Crogker Wheeler- | WRC 950k Croft Brewing AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. 1. Crown Cent Petr. s | Cusi-dext M. 0 (Woman's Radio Review |Betty and Bob Bolek Musicale Uk Muxicans i :15 | |Easy Aces N |Castles of Romance lery Kogen's Orch. lstfln‘ Ensemble Le Brun sters Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Evening Star Flashes Dot and Will ‘Tea Time |Lowell Thomas d R P : | Gen Ei 58 Canadian Pc 4 o 3 adny | Haverny 150 o | Humboldt Brew A b o walanaileo —Hlp~Eoome oy P 3 3 |Today’s Winners Davenport H (1) ~ - Det Gray fron & Foundry (b10c) Dictograph Prod_ Distillers C-Seagr Doehler Die Cast_ Dow Chemical (2) Driver Har(a2ic). Duke Power (3) Duval Tex Sulph | Eagle Pitcher Ltd Eastn G&F Asso Eastn G&FDIA(6) Easy Washing 3:30 (M-squendl 3:45 Pietro 4:00 Pun-Amerium 4:15 = 4:30 Boewn Cl\'lc Orch. 1 45 | |Science Service = i Diok Messner’s Orch. = - Dick Messner's Orch. Concert Miniatures Musical Novelettes |Three Little Words Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms {Jack Armstrong \Russian Bear Orch. EES 5555555555 p50555 55 ettt 51 9 2R PODD Spanish Rhyt |News Flashes ‘\Tu Dansant S50 -8 o =t SRR TOPS R 1Tl ST YOO S { One“‘rime Opportunities | 5 | 0 cnum thu Blues | Radio Voices Music 731, | it BRY 364 | Cleve EI r —_— Com Ed: “MAGIC EYE” “MAGIC BFAIN" See your Radio Dealer TONIGHT 6.00 |Amos 'n’ Andy 6:15 6:30 |Scores—Music [Popeye, the Satlor 5 |Your Government EVENING PROGRAMS. Bill Coyle Tony and Gus [Evening Album |Rep. Sol Bloom [Dinner Music [Martha and Hal Arch McDonald Boake Carter News—Music Today in Sports |Betty Gould | Government Family 'beo Reisman’s Orch. 5 H 0 |Wayne Kinl's Orch, Crime Clues Edgar A. Guest |Lavender and Old Lace Jeanette Nolan Dinner Concert “Five-Star Final” | News Spotlight Detective Mysteries 05 |Ben Bernle :30 Eddy Duchin’s Orch. 45 | |N.T. G. and His Girls Lud:Gluskln |Waring's Pennsylvanians |Two-Piano Team ,Salon Music Mrs. Emily N. Blair Novelty Instrumentalists | Orchestra Mach B (a25c).. Edison Bros (1)... Elec Bond&Share Elec Bd&Sh pf (6) Elec Sharehold'g- Equity Corp European Elec Ltd bd rts | Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n. Fajardo Sug (a3). Falstaff Brewery. | Ferro Enam t60c Fiatrcts (a813%c¢) First Nat Stores 1stpf (7). | Unit Verde E 40c_. 6 250 | 121 64 4 2% Utah Pwr & Lt pf (31.16%¢) .. = Jtilities P&L____ Jtilities P&L pf__ 1lity Eq pf(3%) 25 Utility & Indus___ | Utility & Indus ptf * | Venezuela Petrol_ 17% | Waco Alrcraft___ 9 | Waitt & Bond (A) Walker (Hiram).. Walker Mining . _ Wayne Pump n(d) Wenden Copper 2 W Va Coal&Coke._ 2 West Tab&Sta (1) 5 Wil-low Cafe pf__ 50s Com Com Com Com Ed. REICHSBANK STATEMENT. BERLIN. September 17 (#.—The Rejche- | bank statement as of September 14 snows | the Tollowing changes in reichsmark: ld ‘and builion incressed 18.000. 1 in foreign currencies increased B2 00, bills of exchange and checis Inevei 43.5 silver “and other coin; 15.961.000. notes on other b 484,000, vances *decreased nvestments increased 1.215.000). of increased 18.000. notes | circulation _ decreased 99,000. other | maturing cbligations increased 86.860.0¢ ncreased 1.419.000. Tot» Note cover 2'60 per cent. Rate of discount 4 per ¢ Waring’s Pennsylvanians Barn Dance MONTREAL SILVEB MONTREAL. Sent _silver fu nin:u;;?:;e"e--xn T5 16108 lower. Bl n December - 6 M) il Flintkote (1) A_ Fia P&Lof __ Ford M Can A 1%. Ford Mot Ltd (a17.7¢) . | Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20)__300s General Electric Ltd reg(a37%c). | Gen Fireproofing_. | Gen InvestCorp . 1 Georgia Pw pf(6) 50s Glen Alden C (11). 42 Gorham vtc ext @it Gorham pf ww __ Grand R Var (50¢c) Great Atl & Pac Tea n-v (16) Great Atl & Pa Tea 1st pf (7)_. Great Northern Paper (1) . 200s Gulf Ofl of Pa 4 Harvard Brew____ 2 Hazeltine Corp t1. 1 Hecla Min (al0¢). 11 Helena Rubenst'n. 9 Hollinger G(165¢) 10 Horn&Hard (1.60)100s Horn&Hard p£(7). 30s Hudson Bay Min & Sm(a50c) 32 171, Humble Oil (1)__. 16 52% Huyler’s of Del.. I N Hydro Elec Sec... 1 3% Il Pw&Lt $6 pf__ 200s 3174 Imp Oil Ltd coupon (150¢)_. 31 19% Indiana PL (30c). 2 53 Insurance Co of North Am (2) . 150s Intl Mining (60c). 2 intl Mining war . 2 Int Petrolm(t1%) 17 Jones&Laugh Stl. 508 Kirby Pet (a20e)_. Kreuger(G)srew_ Lake Shore M(12) Lakey Fy & Mch.. Lefcourt Realty __ Lefcourt Rl pf $2. Lehigh C&N(50c) Leonard Ofl Lerner Sts pf (6% )100: Lone Star Gas 30c Long Island Light Loudon Packing w (150c). Louisiana L&Ex Lynch Corp (2) .. McCord Rad (B) Margay O (a25c) . Marion Steam Sh.. Mesabi Iron Michigan Sugar.. Middle States Petrol vtc B 500 Middle W Ut ( Woodley Pet (40¢) Woolw (F W) 273 9-10¢) 21 | Wright Harg t40e 27 |YukonGold._____ 1 1y 11y Dividend rates tn doll iast quarterly or ump:fln:fiu&‘&. TAnnual rate—pius extra. e dividends. 1 154 | year. 1 T, | % 83 22 or 4 3 B | Pederal Wt 5138 '34°__ 71 | | Firestone CM 53 "4% Firestone Tire 5s '47 P &L>5s Gary E & G 5s Gatineau Pw 58 Gatinenu P 0 B Gen Pb Ut 6 Georgia Pw' 5e Ga P 35 0 30 Secreun cher ? m af fl 10: 15 :30 I.ntus Orrhestn SBIGMUND ROMBERG'S | ! s e Featuring % Sigmund Romberg i “ - e o f “Student Prince”, P :3"6“;’:{‘: ;fl';g ; .‘*"Ir")remr;':!'ny- Sign Off | Sign oft EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. lor, master of ceremonies. .. v Helen Marshall, brilliant so- prano . . . % George Britton, romantic baritone . . . Y Morton Bowe, golden-voiced tenor . . . in a gay studio setting. s LISTEN IN TONIGHT! ”73'7 Board of Trade Dixie Harmonies |News Bulletins Dorsel Bros. Orchestra Paul Whiteman's Orch. {March of Time |House Party Sen. Elbert Thomas News Flashes ‘Odd Fellows Convention fcat!nn Club Revus e 27% 8ln | Cotton Club Revue Florida News Flashes Waltz Time Modern Melodies Victor Herbert Music Red Gresh’s Orch. ‘Bnrney Zeeman's Orch, ! . Slumber Hour |Johnny Hamp's Orch. INVESTING E)OMPANIES NEW YORK. September 17 (.—New i;?‘l York Security Dealers' Association: 10%| o (Closing quotations.) Bid 5.45 |Sign Off 14% 107 10812815 128% Rubber_7s * Pw N F 55 [ Admin Pund w | Hygrade Fd os A | Idsho_Pawer 3¢ Amer_Gen Equities_ 0 Busines< Sars Ting No Ut 88 A 12513 12 J\a‘Blslc Indust; Ll A5 A 21% 5819 2% 9 8% 1% 1% 13% 1315 28 27 104 104 Asked 1281 |Morning Devotions 20 Fingers of Harmony Cheerio S | ! Gordon Hittenmark Breakfast Club Sun Dial |Musical Clock |Musical Clock 208125' “« . “ 7 w5 S i “ “« il SOCK' Gordon Hittenmark [News—Cleo Brown Sun Dial |Piano Selections Girl Alone Yodeling Philosopher Romany Trail |Police Flashes—Music 8 ANG (Breen and De Rose Today's Children Sally at the Switchboard At the Console |Betty Crocker News_Bulletins News—Glen Carrow Greenwood Songsters |Kays’ Column The Honeymooners Cooking Close-ups | Varieties |Dorothy Dreslin ‘Wendall Hall Blanche Sweet Ruth Harper, songs The Trail Finder U. 8. Army Band Betty Hudson Yvonne and Annette {Magic Recipes e Just Plain Bill Views of the News 0 |Ward and Muzzy Voice of Experience Fred Bishop Honeyboy and Sassafras The Gumps |Wesley and Romey Mary Marlin |Variety and Value Rhythms |Merning Musicale PROGRAMS. {Martha Holmes bunc}uon“Musm y Cor i Fidelity Fund Ihc Five Year Fixed Tr_ _ | Fixed Trust Sh A 17% | Fixed Trust Sh B__ 528, | Fund Investors Inc a. | Pund Tr Shrs A * | Fund Tr Shrs B 37 | Incorp Investors 31% [ Inv Tr N ¥ Coll “A’ Investors Pund “C Investors Fund of A 19% | Major Shrs Corp._ 5t | Maryland Fund_ 68y 3% 4% 35% 29 214 13 501 2% 2 204 6aq | S IowaNb L P 5% B " Iowa Pb Svc 5s ‘JencPALvnch 7 Kns G & EfsA2 Scripps 5!2s Beatile L2310 R 7S £ | Simpson Boys Merry Macs ‘warga and Music ©DoOLDMS L G Bt 3 DR RBGIT B FIRST TIME ON RADIO TONIGHT - WRC » &15P.M. (E.S.T.) Tues, Thurs., Sat. | 1om DI 191319130 s 310 687 13% 41 35% 29 e £ AFTERNOON Curbstone Queries The Kilmer Family P\m: lnd‘.flmnu Hour Louis Rothschild News Flashes Dance Muslc Little French Princess |Carnival of Music Romance of Helen Trent| Between Bookends M\mul Specialties Happy Hollow - Vivian Della Chiess {Book of Melodies ‘Whoa Pineus Walter Reed Requests Nor Am Tr Shares 1956 Nor Am Tr_Shares 1958_ Plymouth Fund Quarterly Inc_Sh Selected Am Sh_ Sn>E oo 'Dick Plddln'l Orch. 50% 2% Gold waite Ensemble erlmbl orchenn Farm and Hoge Hour 2 e 201 Golden Melody % e SR 107 107 107 9 8% 9 5 % 4% MEEIEEE Sy D555h Do Home, Sweet Home v1c and Sade Perkins : Drnml Come True Woman’'s Radio Review (Masquerade Vocational Guidance Al Pearce’s Gang James Wilkinson Sam and Dick Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues Lucy Monroe The Wise Man Spotlight Revue '60. | Texas Elect 5s 3, Ttx!i Gas U! 6s P&L A 8 @i % 7 % 3313 3314 33y T 8% 9 2 S 1 Betty and Bob Easy Aces Von Unschuld Piano Club Loretta Lee e Fascinating Rhythm % SN Log of the Day Mount and Gesta Dance Tunes i Melodic Moments News Flashes Singing Lady Musical Novelettes Tea Dance Time Little Orphan Annie N Patti Chapin Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly DUk Howers Midvale Co (bl)..lODl Evening Rhythms Mock Jud Voe (1). 'Tea Time Jack Armstrong 11 13 Molybdenum .. __ ATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. il B Murphy Co (1.60). 411214111 111 Murphy Co pf (8) 100s114 114 114 13 3 168 7 4% 15 9y Hoosler Hop Today's Winners ; I Trusteed N Y Bk Shrs CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. & | CHICAGO. September 17 (P (United % | States Depaitment of Agriculture) ——Fogs. 42 | 9,000. including 2,000 direct; enlydn es 16 Wheatena MAKES MUSCLE I HNN®EaN onan 1 0309 *78 | Nelsner Bros 63 Nevada Calif 5e New Amst Gas 5s * En| 0&% 5s 4 Ono.'rlmg Opportunities 'Ruth Etting, songs 1'00 a1 5l 758 New £.000; calves, 1500 fairly ac- | N tive on better grade fed steers and Veariings, Stronk t6 16 cents higher, mak: X ing two-day upturn measure 15 ‘to 1 cents: lows De in-bet'oe'? kinds moving about 29 % 1 593 | Wis i | ank Rwy 58 '3 210313 103% . FOREIGN Buen A Pr 7s '57 st Buen A Pr 7l Danzig - Finld R MB 6s ‘61 st__ Ger Con Mxn 68 47 | Ger Con Min 75 '47 Hanover City T Secretary of Commerce Roper will deliver a special Constitution day ad- dress over WRC at 9:30. Other pro- grams in commemoration of the 148th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution will include adaresses by Representative Sol Bloom over WMAL at 6:45 and Senator Elbert D. Thomas over WJSV at 10. Oliver Wakefield, young English comedian, will be master of ecere- monies on the Leo Reisman program over WRC at 7. “The Guy From the Isle of Capri” will be the novelty number to be introduced by Fred Waring on WJSV at 8:30. Col. Stoopnagle and Budd will be featured on this program. Radio Joe's 367th consecntive pro- gram on WMAL at 8:30 wi. be dedi- -cated to the Metropolitan Police Boys' Club and their boxing benefit set for October 30. BIll Coyle and Henry Nestor, “the Singing Cop,” will be featured. Belle Baker, Broadway star, will headline the “N. T. G. and His Girls” broadcast, 8 WMAL feature, at 8. “Hungarian March,” a -Sigmund Romberg tion, will be -played for the first time on the second of his Fall programs with Deems Taylor on WRC at 9. Musical selections will be sung by Helen Mar- shall, Morton Bowe, Rise Stevens and George Britton and a choral group. Benny Fields, said to be the orig- inator of the present-day type of crooning, will be guest star with Ben Bernie on WRC at 8. Jeanette Nolan will make her last appearance in the “dramatic inter- lude” series with & sketch by Kirby Hawkes, entitled “——And Fury,” over WJSV at 7:30. yearlings all killing RNy 0% 19a1; “anr, u dy up t0 5.90: 5 4 9912 99 vealers steady to 20 fo-er munly 10. no 3122 1063, 10815 10612 down, few 10.50. ~ Stockers and feeders 1n1', un',l“ slow, about. steady: vearlings. H.80 027 1028 e) fat la; apenggx slow. na N Nat Fuel Gas (1) Nat Inv pf (34)__. 50s 75 Nat Rubber Mach. 3 5 Nat Servicepf___. 3 Nat Transit (80e). Nat Union Radio_. 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