Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1940 — Page 9

i*sury Department cost

JAN. 20,

John'T. Flynn

0.—There is a

~NEW YORK, Jan. ‘very important feature of our budget which has been completely over-

looked for several years. The President in 1933 set out to Jeut a billion dollars out of Hoover's ~ jbudget. Later, when he wound up the year with a three: billion-dollar deficit, his explanatior was as follows: That he had cut the ordinary expenditures of the budget and that the excess spendings we ry and relief, leaving us with real onomy in our ordinary budget. en the emergency| should pass hen the emergency | expenditures Would end. Then we would have a Fegiicad ordinary budget. Now let us see what tthe President as done with the ordinary budget. Comparisons with [1933 are very ifficult, because the m ing our Government expenditures as been shifted so many times that the searcher gets lost (in the mazes of changing Treasury bookkeeping. But a few examples will serve. 2 3

Hee YOU LOOK cas i at these budget figures you will think that there has been a saving. For instance, in the Treasury Department in 1933 the sum spent was $267,632,000, while in this 1941 budget the “sum asked is $164,000,000. That looks like a hundred million saving. But back in 1933 almost all the general Government i charged to the Treasury Department. That is not in the Treasury any more. Hence to col ury spendings in 1933 and in 1941 you must deduct all the sums which had to do with buildings in 1933. If . that is done, the comparable Treasin 1933 was $145,000,000 against $164, 000,000 now asked. In the Agriculture the cost in 1933 was) Promptly the Preside

Department $255,475,000.

1934 to $58,363,000." This looked like |g

& marvelous reduction. | But it was accompl cutting expenditures, ly transferring them | to another cammission where they were enormously increased, In spite of that Agriculture Departme It icosts have steadily risen every year since. To compare the 1941 proposal with the 1933 costs, we have to take out of the Agriculture statements all those costs which no longer appear in that department. One item alone is enough to examin that is rural roads, which in 1933 \was charged to the Agriculture Department but has not been charged ince. It now appears in various other recovery _items.. That alone amounted to $177,245,000 in 1933, Take it out of the Agriculture figure and you have $78,230,000, compared with $142,930,000 asked for the coming year. ® 8 8

ALMOST : EVER E one fooks this same condition appears. In other words, if tomorrow the emergency were to disappear and all the emergency expenditures with them, we would still have left an enormously increased budget which probably cannot ever be brought again to within striking distance of 1933 levels. i President’s denunciations| of extravagance in 1932, his boast cut the ordinary expenses of the Government .and th i costs were due wholly to emergency |S expenditures, is wholly without foundation. "The | greatest extravagance of all A has been in the White House itself. Here are the figures for White House costs—and they have nothing to do with the eme: i, 1933, $369,000; 1934, $359,000; 1935, $458,000; 1935, $458,000; 1936, $425,000; 1937, $502,000; 1938, $ 79,000; 1939, $2,370,000; 1040, $2,972,000; 1941, $3, 573,000, Here is an increase in Mr. Roosevelt's own depar ment of 1000 per cent.

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[HOG RECEIPTS DROP, PRICES REMAIN FIRM £

Top Holds at $6.10 in Light Trade.

Hog receipts at the Union Stockyards here today slackened from yesterday’s 9000, largest run in the country, to 3500, but prices held steady with those of yesterday, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. The Service reported that the top

price remained at $6.10 for 200 to 210-pound. weights. An estimated 150 salable cattle were received, 25 calves and 500 sheep.

'rop 8 5.93

Repts. 7603 8934

Rcpts./ Jan.

10,000] 1 . 14, 3 18 20

Jan. Top 15 ...$ 6.10 16 ... 5.95 17 ... 5.95

Barrow and Gilts | Packing Sows

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250- 500.. 4.10- 4.75 4, 2: 90- 5. 0 Slaughter Pigs Mediu Medium i Goo 160-" 200. 5.10- ‘5.85 120

Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 150)

| _Bul Steers (Yearlings Good ....$ 6.75- 7.26 6.23- 7.00

5.25- 6.50 ealer

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Feeder, Cattle, (Receipts, Steers

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9.75 9.00 3.0 8.7

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500- 900.

Cows Go ...$ 6.25- 6.75 Medium . §5.50- 6:25 Cuiser and mmon 4.50- 5.50

Cutter (low cutter). 4.00- 4.50 Med um—wn 7.50- 8.75 SHEEP AND LAMBS dt I, 500)

Lambs

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 1000; practically no early Cl askin funy Steady prices; underlone we week: 170-260-1b. oh 5@10c T iahor: all underweights and heavy butchers, 10@15¢ lower; good consumer demand for pork; week's top, $6,

closi .90. Catt. e—Receipts, 100; calves—none; For the week: Market

market nomina very Jmeven; Ssringy. 2nd Sleors reached $12.15, bulk long-fed heavy vil] 25 cents higher, top, $11, oe canner and cutter cows, [email protected]: $7.75 Jgarly; heavy sausage bulls as 5 $7.50; vea ers climbed $1 due to storms which restricted supplies; many at [email protected]. Sheep—Receipts, 1000; market nominal. For the week: lambs stron ng to 25 cents higher; bulk, [email protected]; slaughter yearlings reached $7.40, mostly $7@8: sheep scarce: handy weight slaughter ewes selling to $5.10, Ee Tigkives, [email protected]; feeder lambs, $8@8.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

EL ATE Ind., Jan, 20 w. P.).—Hog 00-220 ibs. $5.90; 180-200 Tbs. $5. 30: 24%- 150 Ibs., $5.70; 220- 240 ibs., $5.70; 340- -260 $ 0-280 20;

3 ; gt 1 1bs., $5. 10; 120-140 1 $4.85: $4.60. Roughs, $4; Bi $3; calves, $12. 50; lambs, $9.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. 2 iY Fa Hog market steady: -200 $3.50 5.80; 200 20 1bs.. $5.50; 250- 505, BS 2500 5.35; $5 down: roughs, $4.75 down; calves: $i2a 12.50; lambs, $8.50@9.

WHEAT PRICES DIP

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 (U. P.).— Wheat prices eased fractionally on

Wheat closed unchanged to % , corn unchanged to up % cent, May 58% @58% cents, oats unchanged to off 1s cent, May 39% cents bid, and rye up 4 to 3% cent, May 71% cents bid. Soybeans closed 4 to i: cent higher, May $1.12%. Opening selling ifi wheat carried lower. Local interests and commising by Eastern houses and elevator interests wiped out most of the decline in later trading. There was scattered. week-end profit-taking near the close.

RANGE . Prev. High Low . Close Close $1.0015 $1. 01% $1.01 cave saveyie 97% .98'2 98%

B80 91 1a 97% 98

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May i. vonve LH % cssves 1.085

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13% I 12% 1. ‘10% 1.09% CASH Wheat =No, sales. Corn—No. No. ellow, 89% @60VAc; 3 Sova 0c. Oats—Sample pled 8c; No. 4 white, 41c. B e—No sales. Barley -Ininojs Bran feed, 40 Ocn. Es sales. Timot seed — $4. .5.26n; red $8.50@9n; alsike, altalfa. x 50 @22.50n. Provisions—lard. $6.22n;. loose, $5. 3: oS $5 37; bellies, $6n. n Nominal. b Bid. a Asked.

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Wheat Steady} Teceipts. 1 Sarloaq, No, red, No. 98

1 99¢ 2 2pI No. hard, 97@98c: No a 96@9 Te,

oats d. ipt. 3 loads; Ni Corn a rece S, car oads, 0..- vel"53% @5 Svc; vellow,

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FINAL NE Ww YORK

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» 30 INDUSTRIALS TOdRBY .cosvseecsscsssssnsess 145.64 Yesterday ...ccoocecseeeees. 145.86 Week Ago .. sssscenerrens 145.19 Month Ago .. seestanneions 149.85 Year AO .. «...ocvivanesse. 146.76 High, 1939-40, 155:92; low, 121.44. High, 1938, 158.41; low, 98.95.

_ 20 RAILROADS . sels sanesssnnsanneneses 30,35 30.24 30.60 Month Ago .....eciveevve... 31.58 Year Ago ........ 31.10 High, 1939-40, 35.90; low, 24.14. High, 1938, 33.98; low, 19.00.

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High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14.

Low 113% 16%,

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113% 16%

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MOST STOCKS CLOSE MIXED: FEW ADVANCE

‘Commonwealth & Southern

Center of Activity; Trade Light.

Special issues advanced tdtay at New York while the main body of stocks was narrowly irregular with volume light. Most activity centered on Commonwealth & Southern which held at $1.1215. unchanged. Heavy turnover was noted in Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit issues and Standard Gas stocks. All Brooklyn-Manhattan issues made new tops, gains ranging to $3.50 in the preferred In the Standard Gas group gains ranged to more than $1 following yesterday’s break. Buying was induced by word the Securities Exchange Commission

Al was investigating the break.

Steels slipped back slightly on in-

x| dications the national operating

rate would be reduced again on Monday. Rails and utilities were steady. Automobile shares were easier. Coppers slipped back on ‘| softening of the price structure. Mercantile issues were sustained by good trade reports. Aviation shares were narrowly mixed. Oils were about steady. Today’s market rounded out the lightest trading of the year. Wall Street continued cautious on either side of the market and the actual business done was routine with speculators out of the market ex2| cept for special issues.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. 18, compared with a Soar s ago: This year Expenses., $5,214,168,571.83 Receipts. . 3353 668,140.85 Gross Def. 2.290,500,430.98 Net f... 2,270,498,330.98 2,323,378.941.82 . 1,613,855 99 42/082.495, . 17,807,869,3 Customs. . 200,850,8

15 3 2.71 14,6186, 3.25 '178,574,839.01 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE For the Day

Clearings Cad nem enh ea eee $ 2,841,000 Debits ... . 8,682,000

For the Week 55,146,000

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (U. P.).—Following are closing cable rates on major curren-

Cable Rates Net Chg. England (pound) $ 3.96% +-.00% (dollar) -. 88's ‘oa2dn +.0000%

(franc)... -.2243 (guilder) :

Switzerland Holland Sweden. (krona) Norway (krone) Denmark (krone) .... Japan (yen)

Incorporations

McMinn Service, Inc., National Road East, Richmond; agent, Everett R. McMinn, 421 S. 21st St., Richmond: 100 shares no par value; garage and service station and restaurant business; also operate Aruck terminal; Everett Rr McMinn, Dorothy A McMinn,’ Collin H. Magasin,

Marion Brokerage Co., Inc., 5 Farmers Trust Bldg., Marion; a hi Halon Ww. Wallace, same address; 100 shares no par value; grain brokerage and commission business; Ralph W. Wallace, June 8. Wallace, Robert T. Caine.

Geners] Heating & ar FE Warne! Fairfield Ave., Ft.

Pe Warne: and service plumbing, het and air conditioning. and refrigerating equipment: Harley Cupp, William Cupp,

Helt- ANToeoL er: Ire. 1001 E. New York St., Indianapolis: agent, William J. Helt, same address; 1000 shares no par value; selling radios, cameras, refrigerators, etc.

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WAGON WHEAT Indianapolis grain elevators are naying for No. 1 red wheat, 96c; subject to Tae change; other grades on the merits. Cath corn: No. 2 yellow, gheileq: 53¢c; No,

2 white. shelled, 58¢c:- No. 2 white oats, 34c.

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It. might interest you to ‘know that a “hit parade” of grand opera

thority for the list is Harvey Brown, who has accompanied 1648 aspiring stars in the past four years for the Metropolitan Open Auditions of the Air. - Out of the 265 atiss which Mr. Brown has played for these singers, the baritone warhorse, “Eri » from Verdi’s “The Masked Ball,’ leads all the rest. In second place is the sopranos’ “Pace, pace,” from “La Forza .del Destino,” also by Verdi.. And close behind is “Voi lo sapete,” from Mascagni’s “Cavalleria Rusticana.” Other favorites are the “Caro Nome,” Vissi d'Arte,” “Amour viens aider” and “Mi chiamal 0 Mimi.” Among the non-oper tions in English, Ernest Charles’ “When I Have Sung My Songs to You” tops the list. ext is Del Riego’s “Homing.” it’s heartening to know that - ad to Mandalay” limps along with only | ja handful of performances.

are trends in arias. One year they'll all sing the same thing, and next season it will be forgotten. The hard-working accompanist suggests as a partial explanation the fact that a successful revival at the Metropolitan usually brings out the “hit” arias from that work among the auditionists. But that still leaves us wondering why all the conductors have picked on Sibelius’ Second Symphony this season. Sure, there's a war—but why only the Second Symphony?

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Latest to program that hardridden work is Erno Rapee, who is to ‘conduct it tomorrow morning

‘other appearance, with

aspirants has just been issued. Au-|.

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Mr. Brown also states that. there :

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Radio City Music Hall Orchestra. Mozart's “Figaro” Overture and songs by Robert Weede, baritone, also are on the list. td ® 8 = Helen Traubel, the oung dramatic soprano who distinguished herself with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra earlier this season, will be back tomorrow night for anictor Kolar S-WFBM). lar forte is

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