Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1940 — Page 25

EDNESDAY,

Auto Industry Assumes Vital Role in Rearmament

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BUSINESS

~ Metal- Working Plants in u. S.

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Face a Record-Breaking Winter

-——— By ROGER BUDROW

FROM NOW ON| THROUGH THE WINTER the factories that work: in fre will be squeezing out just as

much production as

umanly possible.

Increased pressure

1s expected from the Administration to speed up defense Preparation and to give more aid to Britain, according to a review by the American Machinist. October was - biggest month in history for many

machine tool makers

England and British dominions get

almost all the machine tools that go out of the country.

Railroads are expected| to buy a good nmny freight cars |and locomotives for next year. Plane and engine orders have passed the three = billion mark, a figure little dreamed of a jes ago. Army and N Te have placed tremendous ‘orders for artillery ammunition compo - nents/lately. And the steel mills are gperating at an all-time hign.

PORKER PRICES ARE UNCHANGED

Top Here Remains at $6.10; 11,700 Are Received; Vealers Steady.

Heg prices did not change at Indianapolis today, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. The top remained at $6.10 for good and choice 220 to 230-pound-

CONSIDER STATE AS SITE FOR BIG AIRCRAFT PLANT

Chrysler, General Motors Build Machine Guns, Tanks for U. S.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (U. PJ). —National defense developments today revealed the increasing importance of the automobile industry in the rearmament program.

eral Motors, Ford and Chrysler—all are becoming important factors in the building of airplanes) tanks and guns for an unprecedented peacetime ‘Army and Navy. The Army and Defense Commission are preparing to construct one or more huge plants in which to assemble airplanes from paxts manufactured by the automobile industry. Recent defense contracts placed with Chrysler and General Motors corporations were disclosed to cover construction of 1000 medium 23-ton tanks and 71,225 Browning machine guns. Accept Ford’s Offer Secretary of the: Navy Frank Knox has accepted Henry' Ford's offer of the use of his gigantic River Rouge plant at Detroit to train machinists for the Naval ex-

The automobile big three—Gen--

Hog Receipts Set 19 Year Record Here

Hog receipts set a 19-year record at Indianapolis yesterday. The threat of winter weather caused farmers to, ship 22,043 hogs here—the

greatest number since January, 1921. unloading dock at the stockyards to Harding St., about a mile away.

N. Y. STOCKS

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Trucks were lined up from the

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

REFUND PLANS ARE QUTLINED.

Power & Light Co. Wil Trade Share-for-Share Plus Cash Difference.

Details of the refunding offer Ine dianapolis Power & Light Co. is making to holders of its present pre=ferred stock were outlined today in a letter received by stockholders. The stock will be offered on a share-for-share basis plus cash equal to the difference between redemption price of the old ($110) ine cluding accrued dividends to Dec. 31, and the initial price of the new stock which is yet to be determined. Thers will be 140,591 shares of the new 51% per cent $100 cumulative preferred stock to replace the 115,777 shares of the 6% per cent and the 24,814 shares of the 6 per cent preferred stock. The proposal, which will save the local utility an estimated $163,331 in dividend requirements annually, has yet to pass the Public Service Commission and the SEC.. .° The letter to stockholders stated the exchange offer will remain open for only three days, after which the remaining stock will be sold to the public. The refunding was first

{planned for last May, but European

war conditions upset security mare

. Net pansion program. ish Low Last change a top at $12. Defense Production Co-ordinator en Yveored 30 TODUSTRIALE QL Lo5t illi # has ask uto- \ 3; {Yesterday se.segecreresnees es 13% L The Marketing Service reported Villian 5. Rytadsen 1% S 8s i Ae a Br, 5 Be Ta{ Week ARO.. nerrsssevennses, 15198 —328 1733 salable cattle were received to-| tio resources fo. build 12,000 | 4} duc ... 431 434 4373 MONth AZO +eeeervenssensaas 131,97 40.49 plans, according to A.| P. Kellogg, |day, 717 calves, 11,700 hogs and 1923 bombers for the Army Air Corps. 1 Year ARO ..,ceeecerneacesss. 149.337 =—0.24

General Electric turbine engineer. [Sheep This order would be the first to be High (1040), 15250; Low, 111.84,

a : j lis-C if , High (1939), 155.92; Low, 121.44, The generators of the U. S. Navy Nov. Top Repts.INov. Top Repts. |a5sembled in the projected assembly | 411s ;Chel, 1 uu 20 RAILROADS aircraft carrier Lexington supplied| :-:% §3%% 11500 wee-$ 6.25

8.2 11,000 plant or plants. Am, B¢ Shoe .. Yesterday v.essveasssesssess 30.20 = te Tio

i on 00.1: 6.1 The cost af construction of the |RM E08 wi Week ASD Juracsrorssouvesves: 25.87 power to the city of Tacoma, Wash.,| ® -- Ei & assembly facilities and production |Am Enc Til Month amo ere i am Barrows and Gi Packing A

during a water shortage there in| 130-140 § 5.00- i 320- -300. 55 Bs - 5.90 Of Ine Bxsk I Jishes hay been Your De 32.67; Low, 22 1929, and the Public Service Co. of : 372: 142 estimated at $2,000,000000. The new 4 Ta ot Lows 2014. New Hampshire has had a floating 0. 5:95- 6.03 Good re Oh pared Jon be 8 1 re |. CHICAGO, Nov. 13 (U.| P).— NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (U. P)— ceds Hal C. Meyer, who has resigned, power plant in service since 1930, © 6.05- 8.15| | 5.50- 5.6 ¥ Sven Am Rad & 88. 7% % i ‘1, | Yesterday 21.68 —o.97| Wheat futures ranged fractionally : i the, company announced, | Mr. Kellogg recalled. | 20- 240. 6. . 5.40- 5.60 Jangary, od by G ¢ Am Roll Mill . 177s 170s / Week AZO oonooooierrnnn... 21.51 —137|l0Wer in quiet trading on the Board Weakness in steel shares .and E. M. Curry, superintendent of the The chginber sai id a 50, 000-kilowatt 2 0, Sn 475-585 The Baned 11. Bly, facilities wil} Month ARO .eenrsvrvirn. vse 2219 +oeyiof Trade Sodas. Other grains eased |strength in special issues featured ponding a, has been floating power plant,| the largest|J30- 360. 875-585 0. pies |be financed by the Government and Yo NS Lata 25.68 £0.06 symp Btheucally of the first hour [2D lrresulariy lower stock market named manager. H. R. Throckmorpractical size, is being studied by| 160-200. 550- 5.85 0-120... 4.60- 510 operated by an undisclosed aircraft |a High (1939), 27.10: Low, 2031. |wheat was off % to % cent, De- today. Transactions lightened. ton, supervising special agent here, Defense officials | 47. Bethlehem Steel sold at 8914, off {was named manager of the casualty

ers. Vealers also were steady with y kets and the plan was halted.

Hackett Heads Standard Accident

Francis A. Hackett, former asso= ciate manager of Standard Accident

STOGK PRICES TURN [site masmsser o stantura asst LOWER AT NEW YORK |e: ie oianapots omce. He sue

Wheat Trading Is Featureless

General Electric. It could serve the|gjaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 1733) | manufacturer.

West Coast, the Great| Lakes region or a large portion of, the East and would supply the averdige needs of a. city of 150,000 to 200,000 population. FUG Eee ; ODDS AND ENDS: Service stations made more than 10 per cent | of all the retail sales last year in . Arizona, Nevada and Wyoming. . . . Leo T. Crowley, a of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., believes that utility holding companies and

operating subsidiaries which are way behind in payntents on their|€

a Bulls $12.00-13. $0] (Yeariings, exuded: 00-1100. 12.15-14.25/Good ..$.17.0 .50 1300-1500. 13.00-14. 35! Soasige. . 1300-1500, 13.00-14. 35 Megium id ran 750- 900. 10.50-12. ool dy Sou-1108, 10.75-12.75 oa e 1100 10.75-13.00| Goo: 1300-150 C1560 10.75-13.00 choice... 10.50-12.00

iu Common and 750- 1100, 7.75-10.75! etiim , . 17.50-10.50 1100-1300, 8.00-10. Bicull vei 5.50- 7.50

pr 100. 6.75- 7.15] Feeder. Stacker Steers, Heifers (Receips, 7) ce— $90 750. 11.50-12.50 500- 800.. 9.50-10.25 800-1050.. 9.50-10.25

500~ 150. 10. 00-11. 50: Good - 800.. 8.50- 9.50 Heifers

- 8.50- 9.50 holce- < 500-1000. 7.50- 8.50 i 900. 11.25-12.75 500- 900. 75

said they would be built near the great automobile manufacturing

5 |centers—probably in Michigan or A

Indiana—next spring. A Navy spokesman said that no details have been worked ou# on the Ford machinist training program. He estimated that approximately 500 men could be accommodated at one time and that the first contingent would be’ sent as

'|soon as possible. The Navy has but

one apprentice school—at Norfolk,

Va. The Army has declined to reveal details of the tank and machine gun contracts with Chrysler and

Balt & ghia . Balt & O pf .. Ben Ind Loan .

Blaw-Knox Boeing Air .... Borden Borg-Warner Brewing Cp Am Briggs Mfg .. Bucy rus-Erie

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Net, High Low Last change Repub St1 pf.. 94 94 94 sone store Corp .. 13%a 32 . Reyn Tob .. 347% ies ont a Bn ustless I & St 15

ears Roebuck ervel Inc ... Simmons . ocony vacuum South Ry ph Sparks Wit Sperry Corp Spiegel Inc ....

cember 87%c; corn was off #4 to %

unchanged to off % cent, December 37c; rye was unchanged to off % cent, Decembeg 453%c; soy beans were off %4 to 2 cent, December 963.c. Foo

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major cur-

rencies: +

England (pound) Canada ( ollar) .

Switzerland jel Sweden (krona) . Japan (yen)

cent, Degember 62%c; oats were|1l

7%, and U. S. Steel, 73%, off 2. Re-

public Steel preferred, an exception, Copper shares eased fractionally, except American Smelting, which was down more than 2

rose a- point.

points.

Chrysler and General Motors ‘lost Most rails and

more than a peint.

utilities registered fractional losses. Mercantiles and oils dipped small

amounts.

WAGON WHEAT

Indianapolis grain elevators are paying subject to market Fc other grades on their merits. Cast No. 4 new yellow shelled S018, 4 white shelled corn,

No. 1 eat,

corn: New 54c: new No.

82¢;

department. Earl Barnes succeeds C. A. Gustafson, who resigned as office underwriter.

Carter to Discuss Marketing Research

Charlton Carter, former president of the Indianapolis Marketing and Research Club, will speak at toe morrow’s meeting of the Indianapolis Advertising Club. He will discuss marketing research and will

cite cases and describe methods used Bin applying marketing research to

preferred stocks face an “Inevitable the reduction of distribution costs.

De Foe 1 Motors, hdving announced ! 180 (Calves (st eneral Motors, g Campbell W drastic reorganization. . . . Three 750. 900. 10.25-11.25(3 604 aives (st Sora) 1 only the amount—$53,500,000 to ry hundred two vessels fere under con- 200- 900 7.75-10.25(,200 down. 9.50-11.23|cpyrysler for tanks and $61,398,872 Can Fadific ... struction or contract|in U. S. ship-|Gamon—=

500- 900.. 8.00- 9.50 0. General Motors for machine yards at the beginning of this

. 6.00- 7.75 500 dows. 880-1060 : alves eifers S. C i month, according to American Bu- ood ows os 7.50, £05 do 850-1085 “The United Press learned, hOW-|cChes & Ohio pf 1% 5 wee PC&O ..-. reau of Shipping. J. The petrol-| medium. 6.00- 6.75 Mediu Own. ever, that the Chrysler contract, on Cn Bier 7 pt (5. 18 5.1 8 ... . i: eum industry is ‘starting its custo-|CGutter and 5.00- 16.00) 0 down.. 11.50- 8.75 a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis, calls for| climax Moly Co 3, DAL ver 2 . the new M 2-1 tank—a 50-mile-per- [Colgate P-F ... [1275 Trans West Air

common. mary slack season with at least 15 canner ... 3.75- 5.00] : > V ; 5. eve, | TEARS, WeRl ial hour vehicle embodying all recent Com Credit . .. 334 3: Y GEA, Ly

million more barrels of gasoline } ¢ Com "oredit than it needs with little likelihood| SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1923) |developments. It will be equipped | om 76" so: Twin Coach ... of any relief before next spring. ac-|Good and choice with a .37 mm. cannon and machine | Comwith Edison 20% 29% cording to the Lamp, official publi-|Medium and good. guns for land action and anti-|Sons Alreraft 2 jog 106% cation of the Standard Oil Co. (New | “010% “+ porter oie aircraft defense. Cons Oil. hi 6% Jersey). . . . United States imported |qo04 and choice Build New Factory Cont Bak Bl... 133,590 carats of rough diamonds |Medium .. 1 The tanks will be built at a new plant, which is being erected at Cc

(valued at more than six million Eves (yovled) Warren Township, Mich., at a cost

dollars) during July, August and 5B AN awe nos September, the Haag any similar Common and medi ".i0. 3000- 4.00|0f $20,000,000. It will be owned by Sot amie ‘ the Governmeni and operated by

period since the boom days of 1929. ryilon Whe contract calls for : pole Nations] assselaion of CHICAGO LIVESTOCK delivery of the first three tanks cal Pub

Retail Druggists repprts it is taking Ourkls PSO =o steps to prevent price increases and| Hogs—Receipts, 20,000: opened 5 to 10 next July. Production of 100 tanks |“ TF has appointed a committee to report gents lower than Tuesday's average: later per month—the peak—will be atrade 10 to 15 cents off; fairly active at o advances in wholesale costs which | decline: ton, $6. yearly bid Sioa 1h tained in November and continue I rawn: ul 200 an choice 3 seem to be unwarranted. . . .If the | butchers. §6.10006.95: mos 180-200.1b. (ab that rate until the summer of U. 8. imports Chilean copper, it will lights, $636.15: good packing sows Ww Is. 1942, when the contract expires. ris y, Sow $53 5@6; few to $6.10; heavier kinds The War Department will pay D

$5.0 jeep Mines operaiing 1heve bij I is Cattle. Recelpts. 12,000. Calves—1500; | $33,500- for each tank, it was learned. reported that American miners fd and choice fed steers and yearlings in That does not include the pricé of = i era supply wit outie ependaabie; 3 3 Those Wages Yepen upon the price prices around steady: lower grades piso. in inf the engines. 3% 31%

The machine gun contract with : General Motors calls for production | Elec Boat .....| 16 16 a : BTS : other classes steady: 3 i - - yelenty sausage bulls $14: fed heifers. of 20,004 of .30 caliber 4-A flexible | Fie Music Inf 9716 EP all other classes steady: weighty i v - i a yi U S AGENCI SLEASE sausage bulls, $7.25: top vealers, $11.50. machine guns, 9,097 oi 130 caliber Erie D da 1s; 1 Vi ; Sheep—Receints, i lat a sda M-2 aircraft machine guns, 19,998 a i 5

3 ; , : Evans Prod .... 8!, lamb top. $9.75 on of the :50 caliber M-2 fixed air-|Ex-cell-o .....[ 31% 31%

0 ! sorted natives to city & 3 trate, ot, rage slow: no rly Sa 5? craft machie guns, 14,741 of the .50 r=Fo s i 5 : 1 7 mba: asking steady ‘or up to $0.50 and | caliber M-2 flexible aircraft guns |Fid Phen 4 3312

’ Florence Stove. : slightly above: yearlings about Seady son-|and 7385 of the flexible, heavy bar- | Freept-Sulphur, 363 36%

Studebaker .... 9 9 9 Mexico (peso) '|No, 2 white oats. 32c. unshine Min. 8 9% 93% .... : ”

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Federal Government agenThee e leased properties 3 as for |& rigs. $8. relled .50 caliber machine guns. ! ies y , s , oad good to G /s eas c : choice 170-1b. Montana feeding mins about The .50 caliber guns will be made Gen 8. 8 p a | Zenith Rad .. + 15% 1512 offices and warehouse space, W. A. steady. $9.35. short-term breeding ewes,|at General Motors plants in Flint, |Gen 3 -.: 714 / /a | Zonite 215%

Brennan, Inc., realtors and property $ —— Mich, and Dayton, O.; the .30|S&

managers, announced today. WPA will use | the four-story building at 216° $. Senate Ave, owned by the John Deere Plow Co, for a warehouse. The building contains 42,000 square| feet and has a © yard 10, 000 square feet in size. District WPA ofiices, which were moved also from the 22d and Yandes

St. Schwitzer-Cumminsg Co., will be lo-

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Nov. 13 (U. P.).—Hogs— Receipts, 3600; active, weights 160 Ja up, 5 cents hig her. Sows steady; top, .$6.20; 100-140 1bs., [email protected]; most good packing sows, $4. Tia 5.25. Cattle—Receipts, 800: calves, 350; slow, steers and heifers in narrow . demand.

~| Cutter to medium around $5.508

Sheep—Receipts, 500. Broad deriiand Jo all arrivals at steady rates; choice trucked in nearby lambs, Bo. So" 10; around 75 head choice 81-lb. ewes and heifers at latter price.

Syracuse, N. Y., factories. Guns Cost $1094 The contract specifies that the production shall reach a rate of 50,000 annually for the .50 caliber type, 10,060 annually for the .30 caliber M-2's, and 20,000 annually |H for the .30 caliber A-4's. All of the 30 caliber A-4’s must be delivered within 18 months, the .30 caliber M-2’s and the .50 calibers within

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ary The following Juotatigns by by the Indianapolis Bond & Corp. do not represent actual price ot ran but merely indicate the approximate market level based on buying and selling quotations of recent transactions. Stocks Bid * Ask Agents Finance gor. £9 oi, sone IVa 9 ‘Belt RR & Stk Y 56 Belt RR & Stk vas ota 5s... 54 Central Ind Pow 1" seats 81 Hook Dry Inc ¢

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§—117 months. int Nickel :..{. 28 Int P&P...

60 9 as 30 caliber A-4's will cost masr 5.75: each, the .30 caliber M-2 . / fd : 50- | fixed aircraft, $641.71 each, the .50 BE ve P cL 5 pa; 130% Liste 5. $5.02: 120 4. 09-120 Satie 2 Shexitle aircraft guns Kelsey-Haves I d. 1102 “i oughs, stags, calves, each and the .50 caliber |Kimberis X $11.50: Iambs. $9.3 M-2 heavy barreled type $1094.35 Bere 5 Sh the NYA. feet, will be used by L-O-F Gla

: each. Kroger G & Bj. LOCAL PRODUCE ! Paper Package Co. leased the two- Liss 2 My 8.

Heavy breed hens, 12¢; bareback hens, y p story building a 539- $54) Madison lic; Leghorn hess, 18e; Drropack Lea STUDE pip, Lose Air’ 26% Ave. for a warehouse. e ib- orn 5,13 Cc; hare an hite oC Loft Inc ; 33 son Co. leased a springers, 13c; other. colored heavy breed Fons Sor Cet

LE Erehouse a springers, . le; Leghorn springess, elie N. Davidson r storage. e | bareback springers, 9c; old roosters, " Red Ball Transfer Co. leased the wea Toung hous Tio, and over, : Martin (Glenn four-story building at 444 E. Wash- | tonis, "18-20 bs. 14c; young ‘toms, 20 Ibs. {Marup Darr. ando ver, 13c; old Jhens. 5c; oid toms, ay . ington St. for storage. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 13 (U. Co 1

1 icra Site "ah { ain d and fat, ucks— e, u. eathere an i white, full feathered |F-)-—Retail sales of Studebaker|Mo-K Tex .

5 1bs..and over. Mo Pac pf :

and . fat, under 5 ibs, ac: colored, full ‘ i feathered and fa 2 bs. and over, 10c;|PasSénger cars and trucks in the Mohawk C

colored, full rea nd fat, under 5 i le ier nro 8 at, under 9) United States in October set a

6c. apanese sugar production for the | “Geese—Full feathered and fat, 9-13 Ibs. i Jom 41 season, including Formosan |1ic: full feathered and fat, Vi Tbs and | record high for the period and were output, is forecast at 1,182,000 long | ° “Taian Grade A large eggs, 27c; Indiana larger than for any month since Nash: Kely . tons, raw value, or 10.4 per cent un- Og ! s, 23e; small Grade (1928, Paul G. Hoffman, president, |Nat Cash Reg. : der last year’s 1,319,000-ton produc- | Butter—No. e s3435¢; No. 2, 32@ (announced today. oS + 6% 108% fon, according Tuyo Adgices sale, Duberiag ao. October factory sales to dealers Distillers. aids 108%

1, 29¢. (Country picku = yg b ‘the : i published today by Lamborn & Co.’ wadley C Co) Taup, Prices i y throughout the world set a 16-year Syptum |. 3% 3! 3 104% 107% LL peak for the month, he added. Ewe & Lit. y *| Trac Term Corp 5s 57 3% 6% tee rT

"| Retail deliveri .{Nat & f- Wise hs TUR —" taled 1120 unin sbmpared wich] Noval oy 4s U. S. STATEMENT BUSINESS SHOW |: i-iemifi i HEY Us stATeMENT month. Factory sales to dealers|No Am Run oe + 19% 19 9 a Oe rs hough} is Poll sls | RL 1

were 14,709 units against 10,932 last No. Pheilic T pared with a year ago: a | N ATIONAL * |

year, This Year Oh Expenses ..$3,472,939, 883 63 $3, ns For the first 10 months this year Receipts .. 1.91%, ,912,869.73 A SSOCIATION OF C OST

retail deliveries were 88,580 units Owing a ‘Glass a A CCOUNTANTS.

cated on Secon oer Sin" |S i ad ie Senate Ave. The two-story Blpomington Basket Co. Building the southwest | 189.183 corner’ of Henry and Willard Sts., 5 comprising 11,000 | square feet of space and a yard of 6000 square

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NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (U. Ps Pp Clearings terersesiariiienes.... $6,306,000 Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted Park tah Debits ......c.cc0vvcvansaceses 10,219,000

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compiled for United Press: (1930- |p Den 32 average equals 100) CHICAGO, Nov. —ADp Wisconsin ios “bu a. 1.983. le —Michigan squares. omatoes—

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