Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1940 — Page 6

BUSINESS

Japan Reported to Be in No <r Shape for a War With U. S.

——— eee By ROGER BUDROW

JAPAN IS IN NO SHAPE ECONOMICALLY FOR a

struggle with U. S. and Britai

Japan’s self-sufficiency in foodstuffs has been impaired by a growing shortage of labor, fertilizers, fuel and machinIts most important food—rice—has declined every

ery.

n, according to Business Week.

year since the “China incident.”

Mining and manufacturing are lagging behind last year’s figures. | The government! figures also reveal the Strange 1 pact] Business says, that Yess men in supposedly higle geared defense industries work| less man- hours a month now than they did three years ago, probably because t here 1s not enough raw | material, fuel]

Roger Budrow : n d electric

RAILS STRONG INN. Y. TRADE

Stocks Rally aly Miter Early Decline; Steel Firms Step Up Work. NEW YORK, Nov. 12 (U. P.).—

Railroad shares turned strong and {active on the stock market today

a power to keep the productive ma-|and other sections rallied after a

chinery going at full blast. The government claims that its! stock of raw materials is “by no | means serious,” however. But in| event of war Japan would be cut| off from supplies of high- -octane| gasoline for airplanes, most iron ore, nickel, copper, lead, tin, most wool and some cotton. » EJ ” } WOMEN BUY about half the family groceries and spend an average of $1.81 when they go to the . store, according to the Journal of Home Economics. Men do the

shopping about once in 10 times and spend $1.20. When Mr. and Mrs. shop together they spend $4.84 but they shop together only once in 20 times. The older children (15 to 18) are sent to market a little more than a fourth of the time and they spend 74 cents while children under 15 spend 44 cents. About one purchase in 20 is made by telephone, ” 2 » EVEN NEUTRAL nations are disrupted economically by the war, according to the Commerce Department which reports that Eire's (Ireland) manufacturing has. suffered seriously because continental sources of raw and semi-mahufactured materials are shut off. On the other hand the British are buying Irish farm products heavily and at good prices. ” » ” ODDS AND ENDS: Indianapolis Power & Light net income in July, August and September this year was $890,196 compared with only $358,635 in the same three months last year:. For the 12 months ended Sept. 30, the net income was $2,866,821 this year compared with $2,136,329 last year. . . . To handle increased demand for fluorescent lights Wakefield Brass Co. at Vermilion, O., doubled its factory in three weeks. . . . Shearson, Hammill & Co., brokerage concern, believes “The important thing at the moment, as we see it, is that for the first time since last’ fall the ‘public’ is showing interest in the buying side of the stock market.” . « . Meat packing companies are expected to show better earnings this year than last. . Motorists and trucking companies in the United States will pay 1% billion dollars in state gasoline taxes and registration fees this year, American Petroleum Institute says.

morning decline, Trading continued active.

A Large volume of railroad issues]

came out on the tape at rising prices. There was nothing in the news to affect this group especially and market experts said the issues were confirming the recent rise in

Net High Low Last change

Adams Exp .." 67a 7 or a

Alaska Juneau 6%

67% 6Y2 1134 25

'38Y. 13

135 25"

industrials according to the chart|Am

theories. New York Central, favorite, rose 1: point to 16%.

an active|

Santa Fe and Southern Railway|Am

preferred were up nearly a point. a

Chesapeake & Ohio made a new high at 433%, up 7. Steel shares came back from early lows which showed losses ranging to more than 2 points. Douglas Aircraft was up more than a point.

United Aircraft spurted more than Am

2 points.

LOCAL ISSUES

The following quotations by the Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. do sent actual price of offerings. but merely indicate the approximate market level Ln on buving and selling quotations of recent transactions. Stocks Agents Finance £20, com Belt RR & Stk ‘ska Belt RR & Stk vas re 5s. 54 Central Ind Pow 7% pid Hook Drug inc com Home T&T Ft Wayne 7% pid. 50 Ind Asso Tel Co. $6 pfd . Ind & Mich Elec 7% pid. Ind Gen Serv a? pid Indpls Gas co Ind Hydro Elec 6% pid dpls P&L

Indpls Indols P&L 57% jndp)s P&L 6% .e Indpls Water i pid... Lincoln Nat Life Ins com . N Ind Pub Serv 5% N Ind Pub Serv 6% nf N Ind Pub Serv 7% pfd Progress Laundry com.. Pub Serv Co of Ind 6’» p Pub Serv Co of Ind Te So Ind G&E 4.87, pfd Terre Haute Elec 6% pfd..... ar Union Title Co com 30 Van Camp Milk pfd Van Camp Milk com....... .

Bond American Loan 5s 51 American Loan 5s 46 Citizens _Ind Tel 4Ys 61 Crabbs- Reynolds-Taylor 55 42. T& 4 Wa

Interstate T&T 514s Kokomo Water Works 55 58. Kuhner Packing Co 4's 59. Morris 5&10 Stores 5s 520 a Muncie Water Works ! 5s 65.. Nat Silk Hosiery 5s 42 N Ind Pub poy LEY N Ind Tel 4': 5 Pub Serv Co of Tn ang "45°69

Pub Tel Richmond Water Tega 8s 51.. 98

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Nov. 12 (U,P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press 1930-32 average equals 100): SAtUrday coecesessssevesncns 132.19 Week aZ0 «seesesssenssas.. Holdiay

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Year ago .cecescssesescesees 11849

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year, through Nov. 8, compared with a year ago:

i Receipts

ast Yi .$3, HE) ia. 44, 69 $3, 35 141, 069. 57

Expenses . . 1,960.840,511.42

| Gross _Def..

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et Def. :. Cash 'Bal.. | Work Bal. 1, { Pub. . Debt 44.179.483.812. 08 .21,609,955.514.01 108,196,867.51 = '128.113,816.63

CLEARING HOUSE

|Gold Res. Customs ..

INNIANAYOLIS Clearin . Debits

@® You know the expensive repair bills that follow an accident—even a minor one. Figures show that by far the majority are caused by reckless driv. ers and irresponsible persons —that careful drivers are inclved in far fewer accidents. So Careful drivers choose Mutual Insurance for they can re-

Careful drivers save through

MUTUAL INSURANCE

«++ they reduce insurance costs : by preventing loss and accident

by helping to reduce accidents. ‘The “Grain Dealers Mutual” insures thousands of these persons, which explains the substantial savings that have annually been returned to policyholders. * * * Claim and service facilities are available to motorists through the resident agency below and throughout the United States:

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Holiday 28.64 40.07 33.30 0.42

22.05 40.14 Holiday 21.92 40.40 25.62 0.05 26.45; Low, 18.03. 27.10; Low, 20.71.

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Twin Coach

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This 61-passenger rail motor car, built by American Car & Foundry Co. for the Illinois Central Railroad, will stop in Indianapolis at 7 a. m. tomorrow for an hour. “Miss Lou” is powered by two six-« 225 h. p. underfloor engipes, is air-conditioned and has a lunch and refreshment buffet. It will be ° service between Jackson, Miss, and New Orleans. in service between Chicago and Champaign about Dec. 1. f

N. Y. STOCKS

By UNITED PRES®

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place a similar car named ‘“illini”

STORES BUYING FOR CHRISTMAS

Preparations Exceed Those Made in Past Few Seasons.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12 (U. P.).— Wholesale tm#ade throughout the country continued strong last week under the impetus of pre-Christmas

covering, but retail activity, while petter than a year ago, was hampered by erratic weather conditions, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. reported today. trade authority reported that the tempo of trading in wholesale centers remained active in spite of the fact that many retail buyers were absent «for the election day holiday. The authority estimated retail

. dollar value volume for the entire

country 6 to 9 per cent above the corresponding 1939 weck. On a regional basis, Southern retailers gains of 7 to 15 per cent. In New England, sales averaged 3 to 6 per cent higher than a year ago, in the East and Middle West 5 to 12 per cent, Southwest 2 to 7 per cent and Pacific Coast 2 to 5 per cent. the Northwest area, retail sales averaged unchanged to 3 per cent better than in the year-ago week.

:'STORM CLOSES TWO GRAIN. EXCHANGES

CHICAGO, Nov 12 (U, P.).—Mod- | C

tures fractionally lower on the Board of Trade today. Weakness in the stock market was a dominant factor. At the end of the first hour wheat was off 33 @3 cent, December 877% cents; corn was unchanged to % cent higher, December 62% cents;

» oats were off 14 @' cent; December :|37 cents;

rye was off x @?': cent, December 45% cents; soy beans were up 1; to 1's cents, December 95% cents. The severe storm in the Northwest forced the Minneapolis and Duluth grain exchanges to close today, as wires were down.and em-

* | ployees could not reach their offices.

Lack of information from Minneapolis caused a cautious attitude in the trading here but had little direct effect on prices.

WAGON WI WHEAT

Indianapolis grain elevators are paying for 1 wheat, 83c: subject to market

i a other grades on their merits. Cash

corn: New 4-new yellow shelled corn, 54c; old No. 2 old white shelled corn, 65c; No. 2 white oats; 30c.

LOCAL PRODUCE !

Heavy bréed hens, 12¢: bareback hens, llc; Leghorn hens. isc; bareback ghorn hens, 1c; Barred and White Rock ringers, . 136; other colored heavy breed spring2c: ringers, llc; bareJogsters, 6c. 1 Ibs, and over, lbs., ™5c; young .. 14¢; young toms. 20 Ibs. : old hens, 15c; old toms, 10c: crooked breast, 12c. Ducks—White, full feathered and fa t, 5 Ibs. and over, 1lc: white, full feathered and fat. under 5 libs. 9c: colored, full feathered and fat, 5 lbs. and over, 10c; colored, full feathered and fat, under 5 lbs., 8c: Indian ru 6c. Geese—Full Teatrorey and fat, 8-13 lbs. He: a 1bs. Sha ver. 15 ndiana rade arge eggs, 27c¢: Indiana Grade A medium eggs 2g ‘23¢; ‘small A and No. 2 eggs, 15¢; no grade,

C. Butter — No. 1. 34®34'%c; No. 2, 32@ 32':c. . Butterfal—No. 1, 30¢: No, 2, 29c. Country pickun ig TR quoted by the 0.

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HOG RECEIPTS HERE MAY SET 16-YEAR MARK

Nearly 20,000 Received as Winter Weather Causes “Heavy Selling.

Threats of winter weather caused farmers to send their hogs to market , today in record-breaking numbers. At noon more than 18,000 hogs had been unloaded at the Indianapolis stockyards and it was estimated by the Agricultural Marketing Service that “the total today would approach 20,000. At this rate, Indianapolis received one-fourth of ‘the hogs shipped to

the nation’s 12 major livestock markets today. Chicago had about

TONIGHT 7:00—=Court of Missing Heirs, WFBM.

7:00—~Johnny Presents, WIRE and WLW, 7:30—First Nighter, WFBM. 8:00—We the People, WFBM, 8:00—Battle of Sexes, WIRE. 8:30—Fibber McGee, WIRE and WLW. . 9:00—~Boh Hope, WLW.

WIRE and

The “First Nighter” program heard at 7:30 p. m. each Tuesday on WFBM plans a gala observance of its 10th anniversary two weeks from tonight. It was Thanksgiving Day, 1930, when the curtain rosé for the .first time in the “little theater off Times Square.” Since then the sprightly comedies, farces and mysteries presented by “First Nighter” have® helped many actors to fame in both radio and movies.

25,000 and St. Louis about 16,000, At one time this morning trucks were lined up from’ the: unloading platform at the yards clear back to Harding St.—about a mile—and even a few trucks were waiting in line at the side of Harding St. Should today’s total be 20,000 hogs it would be the most received here since Jan. 8, 1924—16 years ago—when 21,763 hogs were received. It was pointed out that up to now it has been possible to feed the hogs out in the fields but with cold weather coming those farmers who do not have facilities for feeding in their barns must sell their supply. Prices today fell 15 cents for porkers weighing 160 pounds or more which brought the top down to $6.10 for good and choice 220 to 230-pounders. The highest paid this year was $7.65 on Aug. 27 and the lowest was $5.05 on April 1. A year ago the top was $6.40.

Repts. Nov. Top Repts. 10,454) 9 ....$ 6.28 3000 11,590(11 .... 6.25 L900 999012, .... 6.10 .

Nov. Top 6 ...3 635 T vos 620 8 ...- 640 Barrows and Gilts [in RL Sow 120- 140 $ .601 0-300. $5 85. 5.90 140- 160. 29% .90| 330. 5.75- 5.90 160- 180. 5.76- 5.90 180- 200. 5.75

5.65 5.60 6.00; Medium — 5.95; 250- 500. 5.65 5.85) : Medium — | Slaughter Pigs

160- 200. 5.50- 5.85] 90- 120.. 4.60- 5.10 Cattle & Vealers tRevoipts -_)

4.75-

Choice— ulls 750- 900 $12.00-13. 50! (Yearling, 900-1100. 12.15-14.25| Good .$ 1300-1500. 13.00-14.35 Sausage ‘ 1300-1500. 13.00-14.35 Medium. . (Cutter and

gsciuded) 7.00- 7.50 7.25 6.75

750- 900. 900-1100. 1100-1300. 1300-1500 10.75-13.00 Cor

Medium— * 750-1100. 8.00-10.75/ medium... 1100-1300. 8.00-10.75{Cull .,., 0OMMmMOonN— | 750-1100. 7.00- 8.00 Steers, Heifers

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500 down. 7.75-10:25! predium—— 8.00- 9.50

500- 900. . 500 down. . 8,50-10.00

Calves (heifers)

Good — 6.75- 7.50 500 down.. 8.50-10.25 5 00- 6.75/Medium— | 500 down.. 7.50- 8.75 5.00- 6.00] 3.75- 5.00]

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notes Heifers 750- 900. 11.25-12. oy

| 500- 900. 6.00- 7.75 Caw ws Good . Mediu um. Cutter and common. Canner ...

SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, —)

Good and choice .... ..$ 9.50-10.00| Medium and good 8.50- 9.50, Common 6.50- 8.501 7.50- 8.00| 6.75- 7.50]

ssessans cesses severe sreserenaanes

Ewes (wooled)

Good and choice Common and medium

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 25.000; general trade acfive to ‘all, mostly 10c lower than Monday: top. $6.35: good and choice 210-320-1b Wr olay [email protected]; mostly $6.25 up; 180-200-1b. lights. largely [email protected]; goo packing sows, s. down. mostly $5.85 gel10: 10; oy to $620; most 400-500-1b. kinds A MReceipis. 10,000; calves, 1500; generally steady on all grades and ALL largely fed vearlings and light siéer run; bulk grading good to choice; numerous loads yearlings and light steers, $12.50@ 13.75; best medium weight steers, $14.35, with several loads held above $14.50: due to comparative scarcity weighty steers in broad demand; steer crop carrying less tonnage than number suggests: mostly [email protected] market on yearlines; strictIv choice kinds bid around $14.25: strictly choice medium weight steers held around $14.75: heifers steadv, top load $13; next highest price. : cows ahd

6.50- 8.25! 3 00

sausage w ; wn: own; steady but Quality better: stock cattle very scarce, fully steady; vearlines. $10.50 down, and stock calves, 1.50 down. She Receipts, 8000; late Monday closed D olive. steady to stron ng; top, $6.65; load ighly finished 112-lb. soo. ads, $9.25; load good to choice 86-l1b. sh lambs, $8.50; today’s trade tat lambs Fr tive. steady to 15¢ higher: good to choice natives and fed Western lambs, $9.50@ 9.85; several loads good to choice shorn and medium pelt, [email protected]: other rlasses steady; three loads zood to choice fed vearlings. £8.50; load white face feeding lambs, $9.35.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI. Nov. 12 (U. Py Hops Salable, So total, 5575: 2 250-300 1bs.. $6.05: 3325. good vackine s0ws. [email protected]. Hattie 600. Calves—300: ih Li active: mostly steadv: offerines of value medium steer and heifers, $7.25@9 500 Jealers, mostly steadv: rnod and chalice, 311.541 .50. Sheep—401: fairly active steadv: scattered lofts good to choice ner Wh Ib. trucked-in nearby lambs, [email protected]: common Ang medium largely $7@9; culled down to $5.50. re WAYNE, Nov.

Ind. Nov. 12 10 tn 15¢ lower: ‘200-250 Ibhs.. $5 nad 0: £5 60@ 5.90; $550 down. Lambs, [email protected].

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov, 12 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major eurren-

cies: Cable Rates Net Change $4.04

(U. P).— 160-200 lhe, 250‘down. S10. 50@11.

wi Dy T 25 50@ 5.80: 225 1bs., nies,

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.| Hope and some of the other stars

Among them are Don Ameche, Gale Page and Henry Hunter, Barbara Luddy and Les Tremayne have co-starred on the: program for the last four years with Bret Morrison as host, “First Nighter” buys all its scripts in the open market, many of its plays coming from unknown writers. The plays are judged by the “First Nighter” play jury, thus assuring an equal chance for the struggling writer who has yet to establish his reputation. Eric Sagerquist and his orchestra furnish music for the broadcasts. Eric has been a “First Nighter” since the first broadcasts. Joe Ainley is the director.

# » »

Teddy Tetzlaff, Paramount cameraman, is to be a guest on “Bob Hope's Program,” WIRE and WLW, tonight at 9 o‘clock. Teddy's business is to make Bob

Don Ameche

look their best before the kleigs and he promises to reveal some of the tricks of the trade. Skinnay Ennis will sing “You've Got Me This Way” and the Six Hits and a Miss will present a 1940 arrangement of “Carry Me Back to

TUESDAY, NOV. 12, 1949 |

ON THE RADIO

The {following broadcasts have been arranged for tomorrow on local stations in connection with the Greater Indianapolis National Christian Mission in session here:

WIBC—8/45 a. m.: Dr, Albert Bea= ven, president of the Colgate - Rochester Divinity School. 1:15 p. m.: The Rev. Hilda L. Ives, Newton Center, Mass, Andover Newton Theological School.

WIRE—11:15 a, m,: Dr. Richard Roberts, Toronto. moderator of the United Church of Canada.

» » »

“A little bit very sad,” is the way Kayveli Aliki, charming Greek actress heard on the CBS “Big Sister” program, describes her feelings over the invasion of her homeland. Miss:

E| Aliki is very well known in Greece

and one of the leading Athens the= aters is named after her,

» » »

Bing Crosby has issued a statement clarifying his stand regarding his return Thursday night to the “Music Hall.” Says Bing: “I have run into a rumor hers and there that we're revising the show, but my friend, Robin Burns, and I spent 12 cents in airmail stamps to find out how our audience feels about it and we figured we'd let it stand as is, except, of course, adding my friend . . . friend of all my friends, Connie Boswell. Burns will grab himself a two-weeks vacation before Christmas, but he'll be back and will cut up a few touches as we have in previous years. As for guests, we'll keep the same policy. We'll use some of the gang around the movie lots as we have in past and some of the girls from the opera.” Which ought to set at rest, defi= nitely, talk that's been going around that Bing has been angling for a solo stunt, something which would take less of his time, ® x 8

Gabriel Heatter is one of those who got quite a shoving around during the height of the political campaign with the result that he has been off for two weeks. But “We the People” returns to the networks tonight for sure and will be heard over WFBM at 8 o'clock. = Gabe's special guests didn’t mind the postponements. Most of them enjoyed an additional two weeks’

Old Virginny.” pg a2 =»

nouncement caused by

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400

vacation in New York. 8 f J ”

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible tor fi station changes after press time)

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CINCINNATI WLS-WENR 870 WLW_'700

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(CBS Net.) 4:00 Masterworks 4:15 Book Week 4:30

Catholic Charities 4:45 Scattergood Baines

INBC-MBS) Girl Alone i

Beautiful Life

(NBC Net.)

Norman Ross Norman Ross Paul Martin Over Paradise

(NBC-MBS)

Beautiful Life Lone Journey Jack Armstrong News

Waltz Time :15 Jack Leonard 5:30 Syncopators 5:45 Gilbert Forbes

"6:00 6:15

5:00 5:1

Lanny Ross

Amos and Andy

Second Husband Second Husband

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Dessa Byrd Indianapolis Today News Highlights Dr. H. C, Phillips

Pleasure Time Music_Makers Dick Ree Inside Shorts

Missing Heirs Missing Heirs First Nighter First. Nighter

We the People We the People Prof. Quiz

Prof. Quiz tenn Miller

S| ww 5! mmm agaalos Wm dn Bw | mies | as Sad | HSas| adn3 | S353 6

World N Gilbert Forbes

World Today Sammy Kave

:00 Joey Kearns :16 Joey Kearns Rav Herbeck Ray Herbeck

COO | wow al

‘| Horace Heidt

ra Ideas In Shyihm

Sammy Watkins

Johnny Presents Johnnv Presents

Horace Heidt

Battle of Sexes Battle of Sexes Fibber McGee Fibber McGee

Bob Hops Boh Hone Doghouse Doghouse

News Clock Strikes Looking Night Serenade

Music You want Music You Want Music. You Want Art Kessel

Bud Barton Unannounced

Easy Aces Lost Persons

News The Westerners Ren Bernie Ben Bernie Information, Please Information, Please

Question Bees

Fibber McGee Unannounced

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