Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1939 — Page 19

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6,

John T.

NEW YORK, Dec 6—When the President found that the problem of paying for what he called an

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advance of $50 000,000 in nationaldefense items had to be met, he said | he would leave it 3c the people]

whether it should be paid out of taxes or loans. Of course the peo- | ple have no way of registering aj decision oF this sort. The state-| ment had the appearance of an| attempt to duck the responsibility. | However, there came a quick re-| Spouse from various responsible] ongressional leaders that whatever | we spend on defense we must pay for in cash as we go. Now, however, several other congressional leaders say that before they will vote to impose new taxes| to pay for more warships and more | munitions they will have to see who | is going to be asked to pay those taxes.

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= THIS WRITER, many weeks be-| fore this controversy arose, insisted | that whatever we spend on national | defense should be paid for out of taxes. The reason for that was to] Bite: the country from sliding too easil 0 an armament economy by building ships and fortresses and passing the bill on to the next generation Whatever national defense costs us, we should pay for it as we go. But this does not mean that we should add any new taxes. If new| taxes are to be imposed then the plans should be abandoned. If we must have these arms and the need is imperious, then we must cut out some of the other expenditures of the Govgrnment. | What the Government is aiming) at, of course, is to substitute arms expenditures for pa and PWA expenditures. Th is, instead of building peacet ine ott we will use the relief and recovery funds to uild wartime projects defense will become a project to take the place of parks and schools and health projects =

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BUT IT IS perfectly plain that if new taxes are raised for this) purpose the people who will be oppressed by these taxes are people with small incomes. There has been a movement to apply income taxes to men and women with small incomes, to cut the exemptions and raise the rates on the small ony I have always favored th But I have favored, it 38s a titre for the hidden | taxes which are now imposed on the so-called little fellows. But now this defense program! might be made an excuse for imposing these lower-bracket taxes while keeping all the burdensome hidden levies. And that would be a calamity. Congress might very well lay down | three rules for its guidance in this - jonal-defense situation:

. There will be no tax increases - a & Savant | Comwith ral Ron

dor ‘national defense.

2. There will be no national-de-| cons Film Cons Oil | Cont ainer

fense expenditures save those paid with taxes. 3. Under no circumstances will de-

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VANNUYS URGES CEILING Of ON DEBT

on Favors Retaining Present

Federal Limitation; Asks New Treaty.

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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 6.— Senator Frederick VanNuys (D. today stood on record as

commercial treaty with Japan. “I am for adequate national de-|

fense but not for a mere spending |

: program disguised in a military uni's form,”

Senator VanNuys said. “Certainly I shall oppose any increase in the national debt limit, whether

‘13 it is attempted by direction or in1, direction. [1S

Two budget bookkeeping meaningless to mo, because I know full well that all the money

12 must be squeezed out of the same 0 taxpayers. 1% |

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tary expenditures rea[sonable amount.” Senator VanNuys, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Com-

mittee, said he would urge that the

“beyond a

* United States work toward a new ® commercial treaty

with Japan. “Regardless of how we feel about

5 the Sino-Japanese war we should 1; give serious consideration to mak-!

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LOCAL BUSINESS

Creditors of the Washington Bank & Trust Co. and City Trust Co. are being paid dividends totaling $326,-

000, Oren S. Hack, receiver for the!

two institutions, said today. Mr. Hack said general creditors of

the Washington Bank & Trust Co.|

are getting $212,000. This first dividend represents 20 per cent. First

(lien 6 per cent mortgage certificate {holders are being paid $33,000. This

5 per cent dividend, the fourth, brings the total to 24 per cent, Mr.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Dec. 6 (U. P) —

Dun L & Bradstreet’s daily weighted | 12%

o ice index of 30 basic commodities, es for United Press (1930-32

|average equals 100): *| Yesterday

veessees 11965 veeees 11798 | Month ago ... 1118.37 Year ago «vo 105.36 1939 igh (Oct. 18) ....vvvve 11966 1939 low (July 24) .....v.... 10140

Week ago

| Hack said. The dividend was made | possible through recover of $280.|000 on bonds of former fclals, he stated. The fourth and finn dividend of $81,000 is being paid editors of the City Trust Co. This § per cent distribution brings the total to $335,000

creditors and 23 per cent to prefegred creditors. Mr. Hack stated both institutions went into receivership in October, 1930.

WAGON WHEAT

Indi Jana grain elevators are payin red, 88c, subject to marke aE other grades on their Lyi Cash corn. new No. 3 vellow, 45¢. Oats, 35¢.

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which is 20 per cent to general]

|§ RI-6938 117 N. Alabama St.

| rowd abrogate its 1911 commercial Sa ' treaty on Jan. 26. A ————————

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ing a fair and reasonable treaty to with Japan to take the place of the which expires Jan. 26,”

“Certainly we cannct afford at this time to neglect a profitable and |

The State | Bebartment notified Japan several + months ago that the United States

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO. Dec. 8 (U. Michigan Macintosh, bu Tennessee, bu. California, crates bu., $2.50@2 { gan, crates 40@ 75¢ lugs, $2.40@2 Spinach. 60@ 85¢ Onion Market 50- | Jowa vellows, 62':c; Idal 10

| Colorado = T3¢

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STEEL SHARES EAD UPTURN: WHEAT DROPS

Foreign Bonds Gain at N. Y.; Curb Stocks Advance; London Quiet.

By UNITED PRESS Steel shares led a strong rally on the New York stock market today.

Gains ranged to more than $2 and volume increased.

| 3

Rising early on technical grounds, or

the market gained strength in aft-| ernoon dealings. Shorts covered Sell) prices maved ahead easily.

The Dow-Jones estimate on steel Good

operations at 95 per cent of capacity | and for U. S. Steel at 92 per cent, down !2 point and a point, respectively, was better than expected and | aided steel issues. Chrysler, now in heavy produc-| 3

tion after a long shutdown because Medium —

of labor trouble, ran up $2.12! to $87.12'2. Other motors strong. Wheat prices cent after starting on the Chicago Board of Profit-taking turned the downward. At the end of the first wheat was unchanged to off | cent, corn off 15 to 14 to 3% cent lower. A firm trend marked quiet fore- | noon trading on the New York list- |

3¢ cent higher) Trade. |

hour | 15

{ed bond market. Italian dollar liens yy

led the foreign section higher with gains extending to nearly $20. Helsinki, 6!'2s of 1960, moved up|

more than $20, while Danish issues |choice— ‘had advances ranging to about $10.|/ ie? £03.

| Norwegian funds edged off fractions [to about $10 to within striking dis- | tance of their 1939 lows. Curb stocks set up gains ranging to $1 and more in quiet forenoon dealings at New York. Security prices on the Stock Exchange generally were Trading continued quiet. Among American issues, International Nickel was up more than $1 in U. S. equivalents to feature an

A moderate advance was recorded on the Chicago Stock Exchange in quiet trading.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 6 P) are noon cable rates rencies

(U major Net Change + 005s 00's .0000%% |

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(pound) (dollar) franc)

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U. S.

WASHINGTON,

STATEMENT

Dec. 8 (U, P.) —Govern- |

ment expenses and receipts for the current weight

compared with Last Year 771,787,070.59

fiscal vear through Nov. &, a vear ago This Year Expenses ( 334,782.94 Receipts . 045,181.87 Gross Def. 53,289,601.07 Net Def. . 742,925,051.07 Cash Bal §2.018 718.18 Work Bal Debt Gold Res

He OO pur 15 yo yet NFL

508.619.020.80

,346.230,176.54 141,900, 480.81

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

Clearings Debits

OTHER LIVESTOCK |}

3 (U. P). — Hogs— | \¢ 5, active, steady; | $5.7 , $5.65; 100-140 lbs. | st "50 5 15; ‘most sows $4.50 down. Cattle— | Salable, 400; total, 875; calves, 200; mod-| erately active on limited number, mostly | dds and ends average generally aboat | teady; few lot mixed yearlings, Steers and hei 30. common to good fat beef cows $5.5 50@ 6.50; canners and cutters, $3 85 15.2 practical top $7; early Bt top vealand choice, $10@11. Sheep— supply again very light, sales dy some 1terests talking

08,000

CINCINNATI, Dec. ay 0% 00. 1

good 400:

stea

ers, $11; Salable, general ly ? | weak to lower, lambs, [email protected]; choce ewes and common and medium, slaughter ewes mainly $3 and less,

FT. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 6 (U. P.) —Hogs ecady: a -180 Ibs, $5.65; 180-200 10s. 20( 1bs., $5.40; 220-240 lbs., $5.30; 20; 260-280 lbs. $5.10; 280-300-325 1bs., $4.90; 325-350 lbs., $4.70, 140-1€0 1bs., 35.45; 100-120 1bs., $4.95: $3.23. calves, $11

-St $3 50 240-260 Pe Oh 3 3350- 400 ibs 1bs.. $5.20: $4.25; stags, $8.75.

LAFAYETTE, nd, “Dee 8 (U. P.).-——Ho Market, steady: 150-200 1lbs., [email protected] 200-260 Ibs., $3.20@ 5.40; 260-325 lbs, pis, $5.50; roughs, $4.75. $1042 10.50 Lambs, $8 5.

1 84 80: (120-140 roughs,

$4.20 Calves,

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Swine Prices

Hold Steady in

Trading Here

Hog prices held steady at the the Agricultural Marketing Service re- launch his active campaign for the |

Union Stockyards here today,

ported.

Prices in all weights held even Top price quoted gclock on NBC-WENR. He will! To date, the program has swelled

with yesterday.

ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT

7:30—Paul Whiteman, WFBM. 8:00—~Fred Allen, WIRE. 8:00—Star Theater, WFBM. 9:00—~Kay Kyser, WIRE. 9:30—Indianapolis Symphony, WIRE.

Speaking of the employment situation, three network shows signed new contracts this week. CBS=WFBM'’s Star Theater begins a new 3-weeks’ stretch tonight at 8 o'clock. And Kay Kyser's sponsors have re=newed his show (heard tonight on NBC-WIRE at 9 o'clock) for a full 152 weeks, starting Jan. 3. THOMSS B Dewey iy yemaed Ww The Sunday Screen Guild The- | Republican Presidential nomination | ater series (CBS-WFBM, 6:30 p. m.)

tonight when he broadcasts from | Will continue its efforts on behalf the Minnesota Auditorium at 9 Of the Motion Picture Relief Fuad.

was $5.70 on the 160 to 180-pound |be addressing a mass meeting at the the relief fund by $352,000. When the

division. with a top at $11.

Fat lambs sold steady to 25 cents he will be introduced by Minnesota's | Workers will be built.

lower.

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Top Repts. 3.80 a ec. 3.50 13,5 3 3.50 Barrows and Gilts Packing Sows and {Good and Choice— — | 210- n 120- 140 § 5.35- 3 ‘ 140- 160 5.50 160- 180. .70200 5. 65220. 240 270. 300. 330

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4.70- 4.8 4.60- 4.7 I 4.50- 4.7

4.35- 4.7 Slaughter Pigs | Medium and Good 330- 360. 39 90- 120. 5.00- 3. 2

Bulls | | (Yearlings extiuard Good $ 6.50- 7.0

6.50- 7.0

SS coagems Geo 6.00- 6.5

100- 1300

1300-1500 market a

750- 900. 900-1100 1100-1300. Fa 1500. edium — 50-1100 | 1100- 1300 Common — 750-1100

Steers, Heifers ed — 500- 800 . 10.50-11.00 800-1050. Good-— 9 5-10.50) 500- 800

§00-1050 iMedium— 500-1000 .

5 Common and | medium . in. 10.0 Cull . 00- 7.0 Feeder, SPooner Cattle, Calves (Receints, 520} Steers {Choice— | 9.00-1

8.758.50 6.00ows Medium and Rood $5

alves ‘Sears 7.50 Good and Cho

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Heifers 10.25-11 00 Common— 500- 900 9.00-10.25 7.50- 9 25 5.75-

G38 900 NE 900. Coot ee 500- 200

Cows $ 6.505.50-

| Good

| Medium 6.50 Calves (heifers) common 4.50Canner (low 3.50-

cutter) . SHEEP AND LAMBS

Lambs

Good and choica Medium and goed ’ommon .

(Receipts, 2334)

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Good and ch Common and medium

CHICAGO ) LIVESTOCK |”

active, advance butchers; bulk good and choice | $3 50/@5.65; 240-270 1bs., mostly $5.3575 55; 70-260-1b. butchers, $5 [email protected]: good 360-100-10 packine sows, [email protected], heavie weights, $4 5044.70 Sheep—Receipts, 9000: late Tuesday fa lambs and yearlings, 15@25 cents higher; sheep firm: lamb top $9.25; bulk natives and frd westerns, $949.15: $3 [email protected]; few, $4.50 lambs slow. earlv bids unevenly early bids, $3 on lambs, fat sheep scarce, steady. Cattle—Recaipts, 9000: ngs, few a little higher:

HOGS Receipts, 16,000; t i0 cents higher; most

Today's trade fa

calves—1000; ac numerous load

light and long vearline steers sold to orde buvers and local killers at $11.10 and 11.15: some held higher: other grades with weight and weighty steers fully best 1353- 1b steers, $10.75: 1219 Ibs much in run under $8.50: 1000-'h. offerings held around S811: best earlv, $10.65: strictlv steadv: eutters, higher: quality considered; kinds, $7.1547.35 on shipoin vealers steadv at $10 down: stock cattle slow, steady,

early 125, active,

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breed hens. 5 Ibs. and over, 9¢: Leghorn hens, Te: and White Rock roasters, 4 ibs 1l¢: under 4 Ibs. 9¢; colored roasters and up. 10c: under 4 lbs. 9¢: heavy stags. 7c: Leghorn stags, 6c: DESuerS: 2 Ibs. and over, 8c: old 9 Ibs. and over, 17¢; 15¢: ibs. and over, 13¢ strictly fresh countrv run ‘each full case must weigh 55 a net deduction of 15¢ will be made. Butter—No. 1, 30'>@3le: No. 2. 2M @ 30ec. Rutterfat—No. 1, 27a; No. 26¢. (Prices Quoted by Wadley Co.)

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