Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1940 — Page 21

WEDNESDAY, JUNE

i 0 LOSE MAIN SOURCES

OF OIL, STEEL |

Britain Expected to Seize 50 Million-Dollar

\ Gold Deposit.

NEW YORK, June 12 (U. P)—| Italy’s declaration of war against

England and ¥rance will cost her some $40,000,000 to $50,000,000 in gold and choke off her main sources of oil and scrap steel, a United Press survey indicated today. Apart from the military considerations involved, Italy’s new status

as a belligerent promise to be a costly one.

Her trade with the United States,

running to nearly $100,000,000 a year, came to a halt with the beginning of hostilities and the invoking of the Neutrality Act here. Several of her ships have been scuttled, some have been captured by the Allies, and the rest of the Italian merchant fleet, until this week . one of the busiest in the world, virtually has been driven from the seas. The mast severe of Italy’s immediate war casualties, however, appears to be the gold on deposit in England, representing more than 25 per cent of Italian gold holdings. ‘This bullion traces back to the last war when it was sent to Great Britain as part of collateral for a loah received from its then-ally. Including this $40,000,000 or $50,000,000, which presumably has been confiscated by the British, Italy’s total gold stocks at the end of 1939

ews amounted to about $144,000,000, con- [AD PY

trasted with '$193,000,000 a year earlier and ‘with $518,000,000 at the close of 1934, prior to the Ethiopian campaign. Less immediate, - bub potentially more serious to the Italian war machine, ‘is the indicated ‘loss. of Western Hemisphere supplies of scrap metal and petroleum.

Neutrality Act Is Bar

Italy now is barred by the Allied) blockade and the U. S. Neutrality Act from her prime source of scrap|4 iron and steel. While some 205,000

tons of ‘American scrap is known a

to have reached Italy in the first

12, 190

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declaration automatically stopped shipment on an additional 200,000

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next few months. Last year Italy bought 426,000 tons of scrap here. In the petroleum field, informed quarters believe that about 75 per cent of all Italy's oil sources have been cut off. Normal peace-time requirements have - been -estimated at about 20,000,000 barrels, of which some 60 per cent were supplied by the United States, Colombia; Venezuela, Mexico and the Netherlands| gp. West Indies, while another.16 per cent came from Iraq, Iran and The |g Netherlands East Indies—all producing areas now closed off to Italy. V. R. Garfias of the Cities Service Co. has estimated that Germany and Italy have a reserve stock of about 40,000,000 barrels of oil on hand, which, he said, would be depleted within a year or less.

Effect on U. S. Small Insofar as American businessmen are concerned, informed quarters

are convinced that 4¢he stoppage of Italo-American trade, while a po-

tentially serious blow to. Italy, will|p

" have little effect on the United States. Imports from the entire Mediterranean area last year accountefl for only about 7 per cent of U.|S. foreign purchases, while domes lic sales in that region revresentéd about 5 per cent of total exports. As a result, even if all American busines with the Mediterranean|c countries is; stopped, the loss should not amount to more than $330,000,000, a relatively small proportion of this country’s foreign trade.

U. S. STEEL RESELLS

SUPPLIES TO ALLIES |S

NEW YORK, June 12 (U. P.).— U. S. Steel Corp. is re-selling to the Allies, without profit, $37,600,000 worth of surplus munitions, equipment and ordnance supplies purchased from the U. S. Government. The transfer will be made through |g U. S. Steel Export Co., a subsidiary,

according . to an official statement |E°

jsvueg by the corporation here last high Iu. +2 Steel will cover part or all of the cost of these surplus munitions

through the subsequent delivery to|g

the War Department of new equipment required for the national.defense program.

DAILY PRICE INDEX|

NEW YORK, June 12 (U.P.).—

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price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for the United Press 32 average equals 100): Yesterday

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The recent increase in activity in the nation’s steel factories is shown in this graph prepared by the magazine, Steel Facts. It was reported that fewer blast furnaces were idle at the close of 1939 than at the’ end of any preceding year in the modern history of the American iron and steel industry. Next week the steel companies are expected to operate at 90 per cent of capacity and full production capacity soon is

NEW YORK STOCKS

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

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LOCAL ISSUES

the Indian0 not Jepren-

The following gliotations b apolis Bond & Corp. sent actual price offerings, but merel dicate the approximate market level based on buying and selling Jiiotations of recent transactions. Bid Ask Agents Mpancs Corp com . B it Bz 5 Stk Yds com .... 52 Belt RR & Stk Yds Sid esssss D4 Ce] $ Ind Pow 7%. pfd 60

Hook Drug Inc ¢ 2 Home T&F Wayne 75 pid, 8044

Ft Ind Asso Tel Co $6 ..101 i > pid ....107

fd. tesenen 67

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Bonds

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a8 99 Richmond Water Wis 8s 57...103 Irac-Term Corp 5s 87 4 *Ex-dividen

WAGON WHEAT

fol naoplis rain elevators sre payin No. 1 heat. 80c; subject to marker

i: othe grades on their Le Cash

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. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

:| CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

¢|trading tomorrow, Board of Trade | officials announced today.

+ abolishing

'\may be marketed to their best in-

varied by the minimum levels. 2

- | day.

2 (levels in all markets after scattered

2 (cago. Wheat on the

“| 10%c¢; each full

PAGE

HOG PRICES RISE 15 CENTS HERE

Weights Over 160 Pounds: Share Gain as 7500 Porkers Arrive.

Hog prices rose 15 cents at Indianapolis today on weights above 160 pounds, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. Lighter weights sold at unchanged price levels. The top was carried to $5.35 on 220 to 230-pounders. Vealers slumped another 50 cents with a ‘top at $9. The Marketing Service estimated 600 salable cattle were received at the Union Stockyards here, 600 calves, 7500 hogs and 400 sheep.

Tuesday, June 11 Top Repts./|June 3 9725 8 . 5.25 11,361 10 .. 7 «co 525 10,125] 11 ....

Barrows and Gilts 20- 140 50- 4.10 120- 14 $3 0-45

‘To Repls. 8 5.1 000 vo | 5.20 9818 5.20 11,039

June .

Sows 4.35- 5 60 4.25- 4.50 : 25- 1 ‘40 4,10- 4.35 3.90- 4.15 3.35- 4.00

70- 4.90| 250- 500. 50- 4.10 3% 4.75 (Slaughter Pls

Flo: 3.15 160- 200. 4.00- 5.00 Fs Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 2459) ot 900 $ 0.75-11.00 900-1100 9.75-11.00|G: 1100-1200. - 9.75- 11.00/52 1300-1500.

ckin amor 40. "§ 3 330..

Bulls ( Fearlings re¥siuged) ood ....$ 6.5

§.00- 8:50 5,50- 6.00

5.50- 8.25 ers J

Sausage. . Medium. . Cutter and common Vealer

10.00-11.00

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9.25- 9. 9.25- 9. 8.25- 9. 1100- -1300, 8.50- 9.25

Com 150-1100. 7.50- 8.50 Steers, Heifers |

Feeder, Stocker Cathe, Calves (Rece ints, 808) teers

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Choi 500- 50. 8.75-10.25

3002 7 750. 9.00. 9.756 G Heifers .

Choice— 750- 500.

Medium 500 pn 9.50-11.50 Ge Ye! (heifers) Good .... - 7.75 500 down 9.50-11. 50 Medium a 835: 13 300 down 800- 9:50 common. 5.00- §28 e Canner ... 4.25- 5.00/ 500 down 7.50- 9.00 SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 561) Lambs (spring) | Good and choice ... $10.50-11.00 Mediam and Zood . 9.00-10.2

Ewes ( Weoled)

Goad and choice Common and medium

2.75- 3.25 2.00- 2.50

1e0sssse

Hogs—Receipts, 12,000; most early] bids and few sales around 10) gd higher; good and choice 200-240 1 offerings, [email protected]. Cattle — Receipts, 8000; 1000; sheep, 1000.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

NALS Ind., on 12 ay lo 156’ i

calves,

$4.55; 160 lbs } ~ $3.90: 130-140 lbs., a. 65: 120-130 1bs., $3.40 100-120 1bs.. $3.15; Toughs, $4; stags. $3. 75! calves, $9.50 lambs, $10.5

GRAIN PRICE PEGS T0 END TOMORROW

CHICAGO, June 12 (U. PJ). Minimum prices on grain futures will be abolished at the close of

At a meeting of directors late yesterday a resolution was ‘adopted the minimum price limits “in order that the new crops the farmers are about to harvest

terests.” The price “pegs”: were esteblished at the request of Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace May 20 as a protective. measure against price disturbances caused by war developments. Exchange officials had been under pressure for some time to remove the price limits lest they hinder the hedging of new crop purchases. It was pointed out that elevatorswand processors of wheat would be handicapped in taking the new crop off

tive_interest in the market be dis-

CORN, WHEAT OPEN FIRM AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 12 (U. P.)).— ‘Wheat futures opened steady to firm on the Chicago Board of Trade toOther grains: were around steady at the start. At the close of the second hour, wheat was near previous closing

commission house: selling had carried prices off somewhat at Chioard of Trade 2|was off 3% to up % cent, July 83%. s|Corn was % to 3% cent lower, oats off % to up % cent and rye % to % cent down. Soy beans remained at the bottom, “

Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

Precipi- State of High Low tation weather .89

9 83

Stations Notre Dame ....

Rochester

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5 ra “LOCAL PRODUCE Bareback hens, 10c; Bareback Leghorns ; colored springers, ‘to . 16c; Barred and White Rock, 2 to 3 lbs, Solored springers, over 3 lbs. 17c; White ‘Rock springers, over 3 Ci Te horn springers, 15¢; bareback

fresh country run e gs, case must weigh 55 gross, (a net deduction of 15 cen r for eae 11 case under 55 will be made), x Butter—No. 1, 28%. @329¢; No. 2, 6l2@ 27c. Butter fat—No. 1, 0. 21c. a ane pickup prices quoted by ‘Wad-

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, June 12 (U. P.).— Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through June 10, jcompared with. a year ago:

s Yea Expenses .$8, 823.4 458,469. 56 $8 55 045, a. 85 Rec Pts « 5 212, 317, 217.19 5, 0 520,047.60 Gross Def. il 082.37 3,379.525.141.25 Net Def. .\ 3,428,365,552.837 3,342,441,591. 25 Cash Bal.. 1,964,309, '810.33 3,892,971 1665.01 Work. Bal. 1.237.739,052.70 2,220,997 303: 44 Pub. Debt. 42,793,213,235.63 40,354, Fr 410.09 Gold Res. 19, 362, 18 82, 162.90 186, 008,915.154.70 Customs... 329, 183,330. 3,230.42 302, 245, 559. 97

INDIANAPOLIS CLEA CLEARING: HOUSE

; Lynch Corp. Acquires

the farmers’ hands should specula-|

Joins

Dr. J. Holmes Martin . will

. direct poultry studies.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, June 12.—Dr. J. Holmes Martin, director of the Federal Research Laboratory for the 'U. S. Department of Agriculture at East Lansing, Mich. has been named head of the Purdue University poultry department effective July. 1. He is a 1917 Purdue graduate and for 21 years was with the University of Kentucky - poultry department, 10 of those years as head. At Purdue he will succeed . Prof. C. W. Carrick, who has been department head since 1926. Prof. Carrick has asked to be relieved of his administrative duties to conduct research and instruct graduate students.

NEW MAY RECORD SET AS 8795 FIND JOBS

Indiana employers hired 8795 persons through the State Employment Service during May, setting a new record for the month, it was reported today. The previous May A 7656 obtained jobs and 7971 persons were hired in April this year, J. Bradley Haight, State Unemployment Compensation Division assistant director said. The May total has been. exceeded twice—last September when 8805 found jobs and October when 8911 were hired. Each of the last 19

has resulted in a higher placement record than the ‘months in previous Haight said.

Edward Greene Joins

Business Furniture Co.

C. S. Ober, president of Business | Furniture Corp, 112 E. Maryland

years, Mr.

sales staff. Mr. Greene is a Technical High School graduate and attended But- — | ler University.

:|Toledo Concern

Times Special ANDERSON, Ind. June 12—T. C. Werbe, president of the Lynch Corp.

has acquired control of the Morris Packing Machinery Co. of Toledo, O. "The Morris company will become a wholly owned subsidiary and will continue to make machinery for printing, packaging and wrapping butter, oleomargarine and similar products. The transaction involved exchange of 9023 shares of Lynch stock for all the outstanding stock

months, excepting March this year,|

corresponding |

St., today announced the appoint- |; | ment of Edward E. Greene to the

here;. today announced the company

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On Oct. 20, "1920, Frank Craven stepped on the Little Theater stage in New York and began one of the longest Broadway runs in his own play, “The First Year.” When the books were closed 760 performances had been given, Tonight on the Star Theater’ another performance will be given,. 7 o'clock, WFBM. ‘Again there. is a Craven playing the role of young Tommy Tucker. It’s John Craven, Frank's son. » ® 8 5 Many radio stars are day-dream-ing of coral islands, race tracks or home-town' soda fountains these hot days and so,-with the help of NBC's publicity department, here are the vacation plans of a few of the radio headliners. When the Jack Benny program leaves the air after next Sunday, Phil Harris and his band will leave

RADIO

Bennys sail to Hawaii but Jack will return in July to work on his pic--ture with Fred®Allen. The Aldrich

‘| Family Replaces the Benny show

June 23. Bing Crosby begins his 15-week vacation after the Aug. 8 broadcast.

at the Del Mar race track and then

‘will be off to South America to pick

up a filly or two for his stables, Bob Burns will preside in his absence. Fibber McGee and Molly leave the air June 25. Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen will streak for away after June 20 to return Sept. 1 Jim Ameche will replace Charles Boyer .on the Hollywood Playhouse and Gale Page will play the feminine lead. Alec Templeton will be busy with concerts after his June 17 broadcast and will return in September. After June 25 Bob Hope's summer plans are indefinite but he-will return in September. His spot will be. filled by Tommy ‘Dorsey’s orchestra. Rudy Vallee, who had his first real

continue broadcasting throughout

on a personal appearance tour. The 8

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