Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1940 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24,

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Core sand mixing platform, Beardsley & Piper Speedmuller at the left, Baker-Perkins mixer at right. Automatic weigh larry delivers sand

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NEW YORK, Jan. 24—Yesterday I suggested as a technique for dealing with the nation’s budget problem that. Congress, first go slow, and second, debate not merely economy but a comprehensive fiscal policy adapted to the nation’s economie condition,

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INTEREST WIDE

IN PLANT HERE

Gravity Utilized at Seven- 2

Million-Dollar Motor Truck Engine Works.

The International Harvester Co.'s 2 new system of reconditioning used i through “sand towers” in its $7,000.000 motor | Am

foundry molding sand

truck engine works here'is attract-| - ling national attention among in-

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS

High (1939-40). 135.02; Low, 121.44, High (1938). 158.41; Low. 98.95. 20 RAILROADS 30.26 --0.11 30.41 -}-0.08 Month Ago ... 30.99 —9.38 Year Ago 28.84 —0.41 High (1939-40), 35.90: Low, 24.14, High (1938). 33.98; Low, 19.00. 15 UTILITIES

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Here is a section of the pattern shop devoted to the making and repairing of wood patterns.

The

LIGHT HOGS DIP 15 GENTS HERE

Porkers Above 260 Pounds Hold, Steady in Trade At Stockyards.

Lightweight hogs sold lower at the Union Stockyards here today while heavier ones held steady, the Agricultural Marketing Service re-

metal pattern shop can be seen in

Gains 1n Steel, Air Securities Bolster Prices

By UNITED PRESS Strength in steels and aircraft

TONIGHT 6:30—~Burns and Allen, WFBM. 8:00—~Fred Allen, WIRE. 8:00—Star Theater, WFBM. 9:00—Kay Kyser, WIRE. 9:30—Indianapolis Symphony Concert, WFBM.

The Civic Theater tonight joins the fight against infantile paralysis with a 15-minute transcribed drama concerning a family which is visited

the program at 10:30 o'clock. David Milligan directed the playlet, and took one of the parts. Others in the cast are Jack Duval, Mrs. Edith - LaRue and Keller Hall. Transcriptions of the program will be sent to other stations throughout the state. 2 8 = The announced program for tonight’s broadcast by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra includes “Fiesta,” by the American composer, Anis Fuleihan; Three Dances and Finale by Clausetti, and Conductor Fabien Sevitzky’s ‘transcription of the “Giant” Fugue ‘of Bach (9:30 p. m., CBS-WFBM). This transcription is the one which Mr. Sevitzky made for the orchestra on the occasion of his first guest conducting appearance here in 1936. ” », » Federal Securities administentor Paul V. McNutt is to address the National Association of Automobile Dealers tonight. The talk will be carried by NBC-WENR at 8:30 p. m. Mr. McNutt is speaking in place of Supreme Court Justice f 3 8 #

issues featured a broad recovery on the New York Stock Market today. These groups had gains ranging to $2. Most other advances were $1 or less. As the end of the third hour neared the market was around the best levels of the day.

Weights under

240 pounds were

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.) Kathleen Norris Golden Store

Hollywood Scatiergood

Billy & Betty Hedda Ho per

INDIANAPOL) WIRE 1400 (NBC-MBS)

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Frank Murphy, Wiio was previously announced. » » i. “Farm of Three Echoes,” the Ethel Barrymore starring play which was seen here this season, will go on the air during the Star Theater hour at 8 o’clack tonight, CBS-WFBM., A 30-minute version will be presented by Miss Barrymore and other Hethbers of her cast, including Dean Jaghen McKay Morris, Ann Dere Priscilla Newton. ” ” »

Tt seems that Fred Allen and : Portland Hoffa are about to give vent to the balcony scene from “Romeo and Juliet” during the comedian’s hour of variety on NBC= WIRE at 8 this evening. And if you are a devotee of Fred's brand of interviewing, you certainly will want to hear him talk things over with Arthur Barnett, 8 mem=ber of Bob Porterfield’s famous Barter Theater at Abingdon, Va, The Barter Theater is the summer playhouse which takes produce at the box office in place of money. And since Abingdon is down in the Smithfield ham region, Fred’s possibilities would seem to be praciieals ly unlimited. ” » » The Henry Armstrong-Pedro Montanez welterweight championship fight is slated for an airing by NBCWENR at 9 p. m.... Technical High School's Social Science Club will: be on the air with another broadcast of student life at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow, WFBM. » » ”

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies In program announece= ments caused by station changes after press time.)

CINCINNATI WLW 7% (NBC-MBS)

Kitty Beene Midstre Jack Armstrong Serenade

Fred Kirb Baker ay Denton Robert Duane Lowell Thomas .

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WLS-WENR 180 (NBC Net.)

Radio Neighbors

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Paralysis Foundtin.

Stories Bud Barton Tom Mix

8 | Year AO .....cei00areine ves 22.89 High 1sss-40), 2110; Low, 20.71, High (1938), 25.19; Low, 15.14.

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Red, Skelton

15 cents lower and weights between 240 and 260 pounds were 5 to 10 cents lower. Weights above 260 pounds sold at yesterday’s price levels. Top price was $5.80 on the 200 to 210-pounders. Vealers were unchanged and native lambs held steady.

Douglas Aircraft gained $2 to

$81.75. American Air Lines made a new high at $47.12%, up $1.12%. Gains of more than $1 were made by U. S. Steel and Bethlehem. “Steel operations are holding well but incoming orders continue light. Iron Age reported incoming orders varying from a probable low point of about 35 per cent of shipments to as much as 55 to 60 per cent. The average is around 50 per cent, which Iron Age says is a slight overall improvement. The listed bond market recorded

Easy Aces ews Grace Wilson Lost Persons Johnny Presents

Quick Silver

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dustrialists. The “sand tower” method of reconditioning sand is essentially different from other methods in that|gn Top pr once the used sand has been elevated to the tops of the towers, its further movements are guided by gravity, with no application of power required for the movement of the sand. The sand is reconditioned so it can be used again in molding. B On the floor level of the foundry | Bet! sand is shaken from flasks and castings by vibrating shake-outs.

Mystery Treasure Hunt Dick Reed

ih What is that condition? The eco‘nomic system is jammed because of the stalling of private investment. The huge Government deficits have been substituted by the Administration for private investment. Some insist that the Government deficits have been the cause of the paralysis of investment. I do not think that is wholly true. But whether it is the cause or not, the fact is that Government borrowings and spending have been supporting the system and are still

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supporting it. Therefore to pull them away from the system now will merely precipitate a collapse which will recoil on the heads of those who insisted on economy. Therefore we must recognize that we dare not balance the budget now. not be honest about this? Imt as a balanced budget is, it

This hot sand falls into pan con- |; veyors which in turn empty on belt |] conveyors, which take the sand to the main elevator boots of the sand towers, tower.

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Bulls Yeaplings exsiided) $ 6.50- 7.00

ns/in dull forenoon trading. Curb stocks had gains ranging from fractions to around $1 in quiet trading. Cotton futures set up gains ranging to around $1 a bale in active trading. Continuation of the recent advance in home government obligations and rail issues featured

a modest all-around improvement 1:0

Recordings ” ”

Phil Harris

THURSDAY

Berrigan’s Or. Vincent Lopes

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

Early Birds Dawn Patrol

Markets

INDIANAPOL WIRE 1400 (NBC-MBS)

Kassel’s or. Savitt’s Or.

PROGRAMS INDIANAPOLIS WIBG 1080

Devotional Musketeers

Al Jahn’s Or. ” Mogn River

18 CINCINNATI WLW_700 (NBC-MBS) Mornin’ ,

)- 800 £10.75-11.50{Good 00-1100. 10.75-11.50(Sa .25|Good..... 1.00|Medium.. . Cutter and common Veal

fairly active dealings on the London Stock Exchange.

3300 ASK FHA FOR NEW HOME LOANS

More than 3800 Indiana residents applied for mortgage insurance *on new homes in 1939 through the Federal Housing Administration’s insured mortgage plan, R. Earl Peters, State FHA director, said today. Applications totaled $17,771,400. Total number of applications received during the year was 8188 amounting’ to $32,909,469 compared with a total of 6839 applications in 1938 amounting to $25,286,990. : The’ 3800 applications for mortgage insurance on new homes was 1692 more than the 1938 figure which totaled $9,845,250. / Indications are that the 1939 rec3.50 4.50 ord may be surpassed this year in 2.50- 3.50 | applications for all-type mortgage / linsurance through FHA, Mr. Peters

LOCAL ISSUES CHICAGO LIVESTOCK said. In the first two weeks of the

The {llowns Jotations by the Indian- year a total of 222 applications apolis Bond Share Corp. do not repre- sof ioS ro ReeuiniS, PL ac en nw. te amounting to $966,700 were received

sent actual aes offerings, but merely in- : dicate the approximate market level based | 3 a bulk good and Ho te Jo: as compared with 197 applications on buying and selling od of recent t /e850D 550, totaling $777,600 in the same period transactions. Bid a k $473 5@5; good 1939 ggents | Fifsnee Co So : heavy le ' sows in ’ .

Ya he Be It B Stk Yds a 51a [email protected]; eign weights up fo $4. FOOD PRICES

53% oo oF attle—Receipts, 9000; calves, 1000; goo 4 ro -. 61% "10% | and choice fed steers and. ‘yearlings, Rg t Wa me 7% ‘pid. 50% active; common and medium grades also otd... © 10974 active, steady; sev ral lgads me CHICAGO, Jan. 24 (TU. ples— "109 /$12@12. Michigan Mackintosh, be “81. bat 2 Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu, .50. Celery—Michigan, crates,

and weighty st ; yearlings, comparative] scarce; a jos erings bid $1 $12.25; fed eifers cteady; Sows S0cos 2 re but ;, /sausage s _stea 0 Net Def.... s heavy fat pulls d vealers 50 cents DO atces oI %o X 8 [email protected]. Spinach C Le 2,343 few, $ fornia, crates, [email protected]. Carrots—Cali- -+ 1,633, fornia, crates, [email protected]. Onion Market .-4 , 2 eggs (50-1b, sacks) — Ne ae Ti lows, 15¢; 8 era 208 210, 15c; each full case must weigh’ 55 lbs.

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/ would be fatal to attempt it now. with that in mind we must look toward balancing it and in the meantime be preparing another prop to take its place in the foundations of the national economy. ss 8 .®

THE FIRST THING therefore is to examine carefully the whole national expense account and clearly determine what is permanent and " essential and what is temporary. What services are we going to keep; - what would we do away with if the emergency passed? Having done that, we should drastically bring those services within the limits of a sound yearly budget. Next, every kind of Government enterprise which is going to cost great sums to maintain, which will commit the Government to vast continuous outlays in the future, should be ruthlessly ruled out, 2s = 2 THE BUDGETARY EXCESS — That is, whatever sum is to be expended in excess of taxes—therefore should be planned upon a pattern which will permit easy and quick shrinkage. ‘Congress should then consider its tax plans. First, every ordinary Government expense, including military preparations, should be paid strictly out of taxes. As for the extraordinary and temporary expenses, these will have to be paid partly from taxes and partly from borrowings. As much should be paid out of taxes as possible. But in this case the very greatest caution should be exercised not to impose these taxes on purchasing power. The taxes should be laid in such a way as to reach persons ‘who enjoy incomes which permit savings.

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moves iron particles from the upper layer of sand, while another located in the head end of the belt conveyor removes iron from the layer of sand nearest the belt. In the elevator boots the belt con{veyors. deliver the sand to buckettype elevators. These carry it up 86 feet to the top of the tower where it is emptied into combination rotor breaker and screen, which is thoroughly exhausted in order to permit heat to escape from the sand. co The sand then falls into an aerator and from there passes into sand bins, of which there are four|g in each tower. From the bihs the sand flows into a weigh larry from|& Mae: which it can be discharged into Cont or mullers. New sand and binder are EE in 2 Ser a3 : delivered to the proper levels of the|Surtiss-Wr ,--- towers by combination freight-pas-|Cutler-Ham senger elevators. They are kept in separate small bins and are dis{charged into the weigh larries along with the used sand.

Add Moisture

In the mullers a proper amount of moisture is added to recondition the sand. Moisture and other control work in connection with the mullers is handled entirely by electric buttons and hand valves at thelg operators’ stations. The operator need not leave his station. Sand discharges from the mullers|¥e to a belt which puts it in a revivifier to fluff it up and even it. A distributing belt then carries it to hoppers above the sand slingers or, in the case of the intermediate and small units, to hoppers above the molding machines. On the large units, sand feeds from these hoppers to the|{Gt Ni 14% slingers by a pan conveyor, which|gt North 3 i , aid Et has a belt beneath it to pick up any Pl sand drip. On the small and inter- 108% 103 mediate units the sand falls from Ho : 23 the hoppers directly into the flasks on the molding machines. Surplus Hupp Motor sand from the machines falls t through floor gratings to conveyor |inspiratn Cop... 2 | belts below. Interlake Ir Each tower handles approximately I 120 tons of sand per hour, Int P&P pf

... 55 | t R C-Am pf r2% Began July 25 :

Fae 3, 3, The International Harvester Co.’s ALE ren Tn He foundry here began operation on —K— July 25, completing one of the major sees 33% 35% new industrial plants of the nation. —- The foundry produces all castings|Lehm for the motors of International trucks. Company officials consider the factory remarkable because, in n + | addition: to the sand reconditioning|Lou & N sy. Sen s , “It is believed to‘be the most Magm (7 ro mechanized foundry op.*leration in existence, with the man-|Martin Gf "|ual handling of materials and castings reduced to a new minimum, a factor making for both safety and logensd fatigue. . “It is so flexible in design and ; oor that any department of the foundry may be expanded physically

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Man 1 Married] Melody Lane Other Wife pe wins Plain Bill Woman in Whit: Words or Mausie

David Harum Friendly House

ad of Life : Finn Storm Publie’ Library Varieties

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Betty and Bob Grimm'’s Daughter Valiant Lady Church Hymns

Mary Marlin Ma Perkins . epper Youn Vic & Sade

Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Miss Julia Beautiful Life

Kitty Keene § Midstream

h & 8 pf ireraft . Memories

Kitty Keene }__ Home Cirele

~ Lanny Ross 4 Clubmen Youth Program My Son & 1»

Joyce Jordan Society Girl Air | School

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Mary, Marlin erkins Pepper Young Vic & Sade ‘Three-quarter TimeBackstage Wife Hits and Bits Stella Dallas |

Will liam Wirges Lorenzo Jones Smilin’ Ed Widder Brown

Kathleen Norris Girl Alone Geolien Alors Midstream Boll ywood Dics Reed Serenade Jack Armstrong attergood Dessa Byrd Silent Invitation KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): CBS—WABC, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. MUTUAL—-WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850. NBC-BLUE=—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; W1AM, 1070: WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670.

U.S. STATEMENT LOCAL PRODUCE

aD ahd receipts te Ot Heavy breed hens, 5 lbs. and over. 12c: J 2, ared Fit under 5 1bs., 10c; Leghorn hens, 7c; Barred fees Fear through Jen 22, compar BH and White Rock roasters, 4 lbs. and over,

This Year Las ,4317, 88.31 $5,073.7 12¢; under lbs, 9c; colored roasiers 1.3 . 2,960,770,541.86 345% 4 1bs., and over, 10c; under 4 lbs, 9c; 39 . 30,666,646. heavy breed stags, 7c; Leghorn stags, is 43,346. Leghorn broilers, 2 lbs. and oper, 1667.60 1.33 capons, 90 lbs, and over, 18c; 8 Ibs. 0

over, No. 1 strictly fresh country run

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Haag to Open Store on Circle

63 25 . 1 Sortohs around Sten dy Western slaughter ewes Reld above $5.10; segitered natives, $4.25@4.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Jan. 24 o. EY Re salable, 2400; total. 3200: 0 lbs. unevenly 5@15¢c lo Wer Ee $5.9 230-240 1bs., [email protected]; 100-140 1bs., $3. 95

4.70. Cattle—Salable, : limited Searlings about fa | cows, Jinchenged; bulls, s around 1150-130 1Ibs., Jieavy, *s ; load common to medium, 850-1075 [email protected]; common down to $6.50; tering baby beef Yeathnes 2nd. heifers, $8. 5029. 50; Yes steady; to 13. She 150; steady on lignt supply: fs oo Bots merely good trucked lambs, $9; good and choice to $9.25 jive $9.50; common and medium, [email protected].

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The Haag Drug Co. will open a completely modern drug store at 57 Monument Circle sbout Feb. 1, officigls of Klein & Kuhn, Inc, w 0 negotiated the lease, announced yesterday. ~The new store will be the first drug store in the southeast portion of Monument Circle. The store is to carry ~ a complete line of drugs and a large stock of wines, liquors and tobacco. Delivery service is to be maintained in the downtown area. The store space belongs to the Tower Realty Co.

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STANLEY JEWELRY CO.

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without interference with its own

operations or with those of any|N. Ch &

other department. . “It carries the elimination of dust and smoke and the protection

of employees’ health to new high|¥

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DAILY PRICE INDEX |¥

NEW YORK, Jan. 24 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’ daily weighted | C price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930average equals 100):

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Week Ago s68800ss0000n000000 121.73 MONth AZO ..ovvvirennaeneess 122.42 YOar AZD ....cuvslcocscdornnse 10042 1939-40 High (Dec. 18) ,..... 124.19 1939-40 Low (July 24) ...... 101.40

See Final Edition of the Times for

Closing Stock Quotations and Other Late News |

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sity yesterday. Lafayette, and Mount Vernon, were chosen vice presidents, and Ernest H. Coffin, Richmond, secre-tary-treasurer. More than 650 county and state road officials inspected road machinery and materials worth $250,000 ot the school. The show included 33 commercial exhibits and educational displays by Indiana State Police, Purdue Public Safety Institute and the joint highway research project sponsored by .the State ‘Highway Commission and Purdue.

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FRACTURE BEDS Can be rented at the new HAAG'S ALL-NIGHT

DRUG STORE 22nd and Meridian

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