Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1941 — Page 17
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Flynn Sees Shortage of Goods
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | FINAL STOCK QUOTATIONS YESTERDAY
By UNITED PRESS
|DOW- JONES STOCK AVERAGES] 30 INDUSTRIALS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1941
BUSINESS a.
Indiana’s Utilities Sell One-Fourth a Of the Electric Power They Generate
By ROGER BUDROW
INDIANA DIDN'T USE ALL THE ELECTRICITY its power plants generated last year. But it didn’t go to waste. It was bought by power companies in our eo} states—Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky. Nearly one-fourth of the power generated by Indiana 3 utilities last vear was used in some other state, the Federal Power Commissions report shows. This amounted to about
1.600.000.000 kilowatt-hours. One feature of the report that! A Ice Am Loco i Ln {Am
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Arnold Con .... In additi on to ti ne southern inter- ‘more lower than prices paid yester- | Artioom
D ge of power,- . are Severs! day, the Agriculture Marketing | fo power plants in the state that Service reported. { Atchison ot regularly send power across the €po! ad < Lin i state line. The big State Line Sellers held out for a smaller! ESI 23 generating plant on the Illinois bor- price decline, offering some hogs at | yas toni us
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Competition between defense and non-défense goods tends to reduce production of the latter. So when the workers’ wives bring their new purchasing power to the grocery store, they may find that this decreased prolactin has dh stocks, boosted prices, John T. Flynn writes.
WHOLESALE PRICES Wr Re , CLIMB IN EUROPE
NEW YORK, July 30 (U, P).— is that the dollar that starts iSig;.nean wholesale prices at the end career as a government loan at the of the first guarter of this yesr bank makes its first trip to the | Noted Economist Believes arms plant and its second trip hoy more than 30 per cent above (the retail store, its third to the pro-|the general level at the start of the That Consumers Goods ducers of non-defense goods. In|curret war, the monthly bulletin of : other words, the production of non-|statistics of the League of Nations Will Lose Out. : By JOHN T. FLYNN Times Special Writer (This is the second of a series cussing inflation and price control.)
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defense factories and enterprises just received by Columbia Univer gets speeded up as much as the sity, said today. {production of armament factories | The May bulletin's indices of |and enterprises. | Wholesale prices showed that prices If that is @car, then we see what | lin Ger many, where strict controls
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er and Edwardsport power plants, near Terre Haute have customers in| outhern Illinois. i Utilities used to be very hush-! hush about this buving and selling of el across state borders. Some st are—on the theory that might place them in interstate commerce and subject to more Fed-, eral control on that score.
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OVERLOOKED in the Far Eastern crisis is tungsten, needed to make high-speed tools. U. §, imported 3500 tons of it in the first five months of this year, 1908 of it from China and Thailand.
But steel makers are cheered somewhat because they have found that molybdenum is an excellent substitute—and this country has more molybdenum than any other country,
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Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 1808) Binge cv pf
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ferred stock went up $2 on the N. Y. Good Stock Exchange yesterday, sold at 238, highest this year. Probable reason: Real Silk reported an $11,583 profit for the first half of this year, compared with $482000 loss in first half of 1840. Late in the afternoon! the whole market slumped, carrying Choice So Real Silk down to $35. je. ¥ { 500- = i
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PROPHECIES regarding hoosjerv: Knee-length styles are liable to become “popular.” Tops and feet of stockings may be made of cotten—with a little silk in between. Cotton mesh hose, probably colored, may become the fashion,
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Maritime Commission has trouble | SIC anc <3 shooters out in Calcutta, Sihgapore, Cull . . Manila, Honolulu to speed cargo | ships (with defense materials) for! U.S. Their orders are to “Keep ‘em
moving. Manufacturers say e450;
500- 800 pounds there will be enough tors made of! 800-1059 pounds
300- “800 pounds .......cceee. 3%. 1950 POURS ...ccoceaeree
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steel, rubber, aluminum, brass, etc. | this Christmas but it will be dif-! ferent the next Christmas. . . . The Government has bought 80 million dozens of eggs since January. Germany got 5!'2 millitn bushels of ! Manchurian soy beans and 11 million pounds of oil before the war cn i
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BUSINESS AT A GLANCE
By UNITED PRESS Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. six months ended June 30 net profit after Federal income and excess profits taxes $1.410.519 equal to $3.34] a share vs. $497.259 or $1.18 a share | | Good Year ago. Fruehauf Trailer Co. six dnint | ended June 30 net profit after Fed- | erel income and excess profits taxes | 37.877 equal to 2264 a share vs. |! sted net profit $519.583 or $1.17 a share year ago. Jewel Tea Ce. four weeks ended | ly 12 sales $2844 868 vs. $2.082,741 ago, up 379 per cent; 28 weeks ' $12641 132 vs. $14789,512 year! ago, up 32.8 per cent. St. Joseph Lead Ceo. six menths ended June 30 net profit after Fed- Ind Aa eral income and excess profits taxes Indpir Cor $2518957 equal to $1.29 a share vs. $2,576,820 or $1.32 a share year ago. Skelly Oil Co. June quarter net | Fons DD
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$1,770,828 equal to $1.80 a share vs. | incon Loan $771,680 or 74 cents a share year ago. |
Incorporations - Subsidiary Service Corp., Gary: final dis-| solution. Jeffersonville Bottling Co, sonviile; dissolution. National Bondholders Cop. corporation: withgragsl. S. A. H of Terre Haute, "Terre Haute: no H. L. Bohannon, - D._Foste
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| payrolls to make more shoes for | the men in the plane plant who are | now at work. Since the war started, 4 factory employment here has gone up from 99 to 124. Industrial pro{duction has increased from 104 to) 157. Department store sales vet {gone up from 87 to 102.
The second force that causes the trouble, therefore, is the competi-| tion between defense industries and | non-defense industries for labor and raw materials. And this brings about the second phase of the price dis-| turbance. The first phase occurs] when the people get more dollars | with which to buy goods. But in| this phase the production of goods | |increases with the demand, too. But! in the second phase the Government has to curtail the production of| peace goods in order to enable the | arms factories to get these goods) and to get labor. So, in this second phase, while the dollars in the pockets of the 1; people who buy are increasing, the ve amount of non-defense goods must | decrease. More people in the | stores clamoring to buy goods; less| «| goods on the shelves to sell them. | Hundreds of thousands of more { people waiting to buy automobiles;
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TRY WORSTED UNIT MAROCUS HOOK, Pa., July 30 (U.| P.).—American Viscose Corp. today announced the installation of a! standard Bradford drawing and | ring spinning layout in its textile | unit here for experimental proce tion of worsted yarns.
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had increased only § per cent, but that prices in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Norway, Switzer< land and Denmark were up from [50 to 80 per cent, The largest increase in non-Eue
Hine, where prices were up around {50 per cent. Prices in the United States, according to the bulletin, were up 8 per cent. The bulletin stated that the ine crease in retail prices lagged. as a rule, behind that of whoesale prices,
CONSOLIDATED AIDS SPERRY GYROSCOPE
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of Sperry Gyroscope Co. in the vie bration and strain-measuring equipe ment field, it was announced toe lay by officials of hoth companies. The aeronautical industry, at the |present time, is the principal user {of this equipment. Under the terms of the agreee ment reached by Herbert Hoover Jr., president of Consolidated and R. E. | Gillmor, president of Sperry, the gye« [roscope company will turn over all of |its patents and patent applications | pertaining to the strain-measuring | equipment. field to Consolidated.
ORDER VOTE AT BATESVILLE
WASHINGTON, July 30 (U. P., The National Labor Relatione Board yesterday ordered a collective bargaining election held within 30 days among production employees of the American Furniture Co, Batesville, Ind. Workers will decide whether they wish to be represented {by the United Furniture Workers (C. 1. 0), by United Employees of Romweber Industries, unafliated, or by neither.
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