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‘SATURDAY, APRIL 19,

1941

BUSINESS

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lems to solve—and in a hurry

less than a month. Practically all packers have already con-

tracted with growers for the

tracts must be revised.

If this state is to pack about 4.950,000 cases of peeled tomatoes instead of the asual 3,000,000 rases then 15,000 acres of land will have to he found somewhere. There is talk the Government will let some of the land now restricted to conservation crops be used for tomatoes by reclassifying them as a non soildepleting crop.

Roger Budrow

hing factory capacity. the Indiana Canners Association, Indiana's 200 plants have been Operating at between 75 and 80 per cent of capacity. More machinery probably will be needed. And mu-| nitions plants have first call on new machinery nowadays. One of the industry's greatest problems is the fact that it uses much migratory labor. With employment rising, will there be enough tomato pickers available this year? The Government said it would be willing to pay more for these extra tomatoes—enough to pay farmers a premium of $2.75 to $3 a ton. But will farmers receive that bonus on Just the extra tomatoes or should it be spread over the whole crop? A cheerful spot in the picture is the fact that Indiana packs each season about 3,000,00 cases of chili Fauce, same amount of juice and 1,000,000 cases of tomato puree. Packers could put up more peeled tomatoes and less of these. there is a practical limit to even that.

According to

= n » INDIANA OWNS 228 square miles | of land. but isn’t credited with it |G because it is under Lake Michigan. | Even so, 86 square miles of Indiana is covered with water, according to the Census. And that doesn’t include all of it, the Census Bureau admits. River bottom lands that are flooded in spring, marshes and swamps, streams and canals less than oneeighth of a mile wide and ponds less than 40 acres in area are called “land” by the Census. Strangest item in the Census of Indiana’s land is that the state is larger than it was 10 years ago. In all, 180 square miles were added to bring the total to 36,281 square miles. This is due, says the Bureau, to better mapping and to classifying some small ponds, streams, etr., as land area instead of water.

” ” » ODDS AND ENDS: Part of the zinc used in the brass shell casings to be made here at Bridgeport Brass

0o.’s new $11,500,000 plant will very likely come from a zinc pool being formed by the industry (at request

of OPM) by setting aside some each | Good

month (17 per cent of May output). . . . Auto production this week was still below 100,000 because Ford hasn't resumed full operations. . . . To speed up shipping, Pacific boats formerly allowed 10 days at New

Indiana’s Tomato Industry Faces A Busy Season in Helping Allies

-———— By ROGER BUDROW

AS THE NATION'S BIGGEST GROWER of tomatoes, Indiana faces a big job this summer, The Government wants more tomatoes for Red Cross relief in Europe and for lendleasing to warring democracies. cases than were canned last year—about half again as much. Indiana tomato growers and packers have several prob-

It wants 15 million more

because planting will begin in

usual crop. Now, those con-

PORKER PRICES MOSTLY STEADY

$8.50 Top Here Unchanged

April April

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Here's the James Whitcomb Riley, a new special Big Four passenger train named after the Hoosier

poet, which will run daily between Chicago and Cincinnati through Indianapolis, beginning April 28. train made a trial run yesterday with a trainful of company guests,

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As 1500 Hogs Arrive At Stockyards.

FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS

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TEST RUN MADE TO CINCINNATI

Regular Service on * April 28.

By J. E. O'BRIEN

Big Four Railroad's new Chicago-Indianapolis-Cincinnati streamlined train, was being primped in the Cincinnati yards today fer: public

cipal stops on its run. The sleek stainless steel

m. to 10 p. m. Mounit will be taken

tion from 8 a. day, after which

showings on Tuesday. Chicago wll have a look at this latest all-coach| train on Wednesday.

Two Hours 15 Minutes

Powered by a shrouded steam locomotive, the Riley made its inaugural test run yesterday from Chicago to Cincinnati for a group of prominent citizens and member: of the press. Although no effurt was made to establish a record, the new train made the 108-mile Indi-anapolis-Cincinnati trip in 2 hours and 15 minutes. Billy Mills of Indianapolis, engi- | neer, and Horace Sefton, also of | | Indianapolis, general road foreman | of engines, who alternated at |

1'z | handling the train, expressed satis- | faction with the run. Mills, a pas-

senger engineer for 27 years, estimated the train's top speed at “better than 65° while Sefton said ‘we did about 80 a couple of times.’ The new train will consist of a mail car, four deluxe coaches, a | {dining car and an obser¥ation

in the Big Four's Beech Grove shops. All Seats Reserved The coicr scheme of the observation car upholstery of rust and blue, while [the coaches are decorated in blue, i silver and gray, |stered in maroon. Operating on a 52-hour schedule between Cincinnati and Chicago, the James Whitcomb Riley will leave Indianapolis northbound at »| 6:55 a. m. daily, arriving at Chicago it will | depart at 8 p. m,, arriving at Cin-

4 cinnati three hours later.

| The train will be operated on a | no-extra-fare basis, and all seats *| will be reserved. It is to be placed {in service April 28.

: DOMHOFF HEADS

STORES COUNCIL

| | | "| | C. H. Domhoff, general manager |of Guarantee Tire & Rubber Co. {of Indianapolis, was elected presi- | | dent of the Indiana Chain Store| *| Council, Inc, at a meeting in the : | Columbia Club yesterday. Stanley W. Shipnes, manager of { Sears, Roebuck & Co.’s Indianapolis store, was elected vice presi-

dent and Walter Greenough, secre-tary-treasurer.

Directors named were John A. Lindgren Jr., Indianapolis division

{ | manager for the Great Atlantic &

| Pacific Tea Co.; Arthur W. Metz(ger, Indianapolis division manager for Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.; James M. Gloin, Indianapolis manager for F. W. Woolworth Co.; Robert R. Batton of Marion, legal counsel; Mr. Shipnes and Mr. Greenough. Speakers at the meeting were Prof. Melvin L. Anshen of Indiana University’s marketing division; Cy Denman, agricultural counsel for the National Association of Food Chains, and Hassil Schenck, presi-

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, April 19 (U. P.).—Following are noon closing cable rates on major | currencies: Cable Rate Net Che. gland (pound) Catia (dollar) 001 : ance (franc) 10002 Ttaly (lira) : +.00'5 —.0001

| Cuba (peso) .. Finland (markka) . Switzerland (franc) | Sweden (krona) | Japan ven) Mexico (peso) . .2070 *Transferable only under U. 3. Treasury license.

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed colored hens, 16¢; No. 2 colored hens, ghorn hens, 12c; No. 2 Leghorn Boris 50; rollers. 3 lbs. and over, 20c: white and Barred Rocks, 20c; colored breeds, 19c¢: cocks, Tc. Eggs—18c. Butter—No. 1, 85! @36¢; No. 2, 34!'zc. Butterfat—No. 1, 30c: No. 2, 29c. fCountly pickup prices quoted by the Wadley Co.)

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, April 19 (U. P.).—Tomatoes —Mexican, lugs, [email protected]. Spinach—TIllinois, bu., 25%85c; Cauliflower—California, crates, [email protected]. Carrots — California, crates, [email protected]. Lettuce Arizona, grates, Sea% Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee. bu, [email protected]. Onions g 30 Ib. sacks) — Michigan Yellows, [email protected]

MARVIN HEADS EDITORS WASHINGTON, April 19 (U. P.).

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STOCKS LOWEST SINCE JUNE '40

London Gloom Disturbs Market but Decline Is Orderly. NEW YORK, April 19 (U. P.).—

Stocks made an irregular decline in light trading today with the indus-

i trial average setting a new low since

last. June 11. The recession was orderly in contrast with recent setbacks where steel shares featyred the drop. To-

: day steels were steadier and the

motors yielded only smail amounts. There were a few firm spots in rails, utilities and oils. Sentiment was disturbed by London dispatches stating that British newspapers were preparing tne public for a possible Allied defeat The Dow-Jones service said: “Realistic traders say the market has been discounting the

2 likelihood of an Allied reverse in

Greece with Hitler taking over there.” Bonds were irregular in dull turnover. Wheat, cotton, cocoa, cottonseed oil and pepper were easier. Coffee and rubber gained.

WHEAT RECOVERS ~ FROM EARLY SLUMP

| CHICAGO, April 19 (U. P). — (Wheat futures on the Board of | Trade rallied sharply in the closling half of the session today. Early | losses of 1 cent a bushel were recovered on a short covering movement inspired by the strength in

other commodities, Particulatly sQy beans.

Wheat closed up % to off % cent, May 90'i @903c. Corn was unchanged to off 14 cent, May 67%c: oats off 4 to up '% cent, May 38%c: rye off % to 1 cent, May 46%c bid,

and soy beans unchanged to up 7%ec, May $1.2214 @1.22.

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Open High

Wheat— May §$ .89% $ July .88

88%

Prev. Low Close Close 90% $ 89% $ 887s 87%

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CASH Wheat — Fog 2 mixed, 92¢;

mixed, 81%jc. Corn—No. 2 yellow, 69c: No. 4 yellow,

672@70%¢; yellow, 65c; No. 3 white, grade, 62'2@67c. Oats—No. 2 white, 4014c: sample grade, 1 mixed, heavy

sample grade,

No. 3 yellow, 66@68'2¢c; No. T1'2¢; sample

No. 3 white, 39@39%e; white, 38'4c: No. 39% @40c; sample grade, mised, Sire heavy, 33%c; No. 1 white, eavy, ac; No. 2 white, heavy, 40! Ne. 4 shite, heavy, 40c ¥ ny oy Beans—No. 2 vellow, $1.20%@1. i H No, 3 vellow, $1.2014 6123, © aaah

Rye--No sales 55@66c, nominal: feed, screenings, 35@ 521c, nominal; No. 1 barley. 58¢: No. 1 malting, 66c; No. 2 malting, tuff, 58c; No. 3 malt= ing, tuff, 60c. Cash Provisions loose, $8.02;

Barley—Malting. 48@ 53c, nominal:

(nominal)—Lard, $8.85; leaf, $8.12; bellies, $12.

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Wheat—Steady: receipts, 1 red, 86@87c; No. 2 red, hard, 84@85c; No. 2 hard, 83@84c. Carn—Easy; receipts, 22 carloads: No. 2 yellow, 64@ 64%2c; No. 3 yellow, 62@63%ac: white corn, 4@5c over yellow; mixed, 1@ 2%c under. Oats—Easy; receipts, 11 carloads; 2 white, 37% @38¢c; No. 3 2 36@36%zc. Soy Beans Firm. rec s, 6 carloads; No. 2 yellow Indiana. Si aris: No. yellow Illinois. [email protected]

1 carload; No. 85@86c; No. 1

dent of the Indiana Farm Bureau.|—Dwight Marvin, editor of the Troy (N. Y.) Record, was elected president of the American Saciety of Newspaper Editors yesterday. He |red wheat succeeds Tom Wallace, editor of the|and paid 66c per bughel for shelled new

: : No. 2 yellow corn; 2 white shelled Louisville Times. corn, 70c; No. 2 white 0 ais, 33c.

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York docks free will get only five, beginning May 1. . The CurtissWright propeller plant here, 400,000 square feet in the old Marmon factory, was going to be its largest until the new Beaver, Pa. plant, its fifth and 15,000 feet larger than the Indianapolis branch, was decided upon. . . .The London Weekly Economist says under Britain's new income taxes, none of the multi-mil-lionaires will be able to spend more than $28,000 a year. . Several big shipments of Argentine wheat headed for England and Spain this week.

LOCAL ISSUES

The following quotations bs the Indianapolis Bond & Share SD 0 not represent actual price of offerings, But merely indicate the approximate market level based on buying and selling quotations of recent transactions.

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Service Awards Are Given To Local Texaco Employees

Service awards were conferred on a group of Indianapolis District | employees of the Indian Refining Co. this week at the fourth annual dinner of the Texaco-Indian Silver Anniversary Club. At this and similar meetings in other districts, 372 employees of the company and its affiliates were received into the Texaco 25-Year Club by its 958 active members. Eighty-one of these, with 30 years service, received the official Texaco 30-year watches, making a total of 299 employees with 30 years of service. The company, which started with ford H. Luft, Anthony Gnant, Anna only 40 employees 39 years ago, now| Hedrick Coleman, C. R. Pinkstaff, has approxiately 31,000 in its or-|C. Watts and T. F. Monjar. ganization, with an average service| Diamond studded 25-year awards of slightly more than 10 years. All| were presented to Dixon Guy, local but 23 per cent have been with the | assistant district manager; J. FP. company more than five years. | McLaughlin, M. E. A. Masmanus, The guest of honor at the Indianapolis District meeting was Col.|B. D. Oliveira, A. D. Paul, Harry T. Klein, executive vice pres- | ident and general counsel of the] Texas Co., New York, who presented the awards. B. H. Anglin, iNew York, manager of Industrial relations, presided as toastmaster. Receiving 30-year watches were G. B. Bogart, vice president and general manager of the Indian Repoi Co., Lawrenceville, 11l.; Clif-

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