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Ee nace, N. J. fr, (Of 1841 than in the fret half of| were spring labs and sheep. a is lighter but stronger 1940,” the Board said, “their com- BAN ON ! C G. ORDER — = Aer and tougher than preteetion now bined pet income after taxes and i i Rp companies, on the other hand, SOUGHT BY TIFF RIN which, as picture at left shows, earned -93. per cent , more income was 51 per cent higher than|pFederal Court asking that the Inin the first half of last year.” terstate Commerce. Commission be ied

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. ¢ | ; ; 3 ! ; Af i ; i hs i iy J Mother Hen Plan Wauld Help Smal Frm) } 1 {Lar Firms Put Asidg a Here but Sheie Are Several Missing Links Bigger Proportion, | 9000 Porkers Are sont priorities meeting at the I. A. C. yesterday went away dis-| [2 ny corparations set|. ; 48 \ Ten appointed. It seemed they had come there thinking they ig : ag 38 nner SIB00 « 11.85 HEEh 3S. coerrnrceeieives NWF Sept. ® Leceicnnccnssnnie 11.90 Perhaps today’s announcement that President Roosevelt reated an OPM subdivision to hel small firms get de- . has crea nO Pp g Livestock salesmen obtained 10 cents of a 15-cent increase gts ington that didn’t pan out that they can’t be blamed for | | keting Service reported, . being skeptical even about the latest one. Slephen Gilman, vice president | All weights of hogs and: sows made Society, will speak at. the I A. S. 200 to 210 vers. -pound hogs. - Forum meeting at ‘the Antlers Cattle trade was mestly ‘of the’ Marmon - Her - TR TENER MODELS practically live off these concerns. 3 :. 5 Myon Green of Less Variety In - Civilian trying to promote more of OBI of RN fre NRE ing business but 9.» ¥ : + Roger Budrow 1%, 5 gifficult i do light metal stamping, too many ‘for the heavy defense work to be ‘ lacks enough” heavy forging facil- : ities, lathe facilities and autoThis makes the “mother hen” plan hard to work out. Anether stumbig plants are overwhelmed with|; . defense work already. And the top Walter I. Longsworth, Chamber of Commerce president, was comparing were in transportation and in the So A ; EC Rr ’ mething is to be done with indus- Net ; men rm hotce— : coal supply. We don't have those trial packaging, beginning with steel |; High Low Last Change |bonhacdlo stock dealings teday. Invest ; Gugrs0 BUUREN rar rdess ee LEGGE practically every manufacturer 8f, oo. wis po the new regulations a aay VL $4 7 - Chote eT LI 1 1 “ene oxy selected sugars and specialties were _ | Js0- 00 DOUNAS ..\vveess feeling the pinch. on installment buying, the pro- rab. i 3 8% #% — |B n ar 3 8 a strong. -Aireraft shares had moved nomination as one ef six new di Good— 0 Doty. oeorserirrs QI tion in the amount of aluminum terials, fre now being sppreached Ia s | Francisco Bug. 5% : at 2% ES velt’s assertion, heavy demand |resources, it wag revealed today. He “500+ 906 pounds reese ne 9.00 on I ; on this fourth front. | Freept-Sulphur. 40 0 cree orp Am .. 6 swept into the aircraft group and|will be elected at the annual meet- : Cows unds, has Gar Sood lid i tive feat firmed % to ition Mr. Willkie . had accepted | ° diana donated 365,000 pounds, 5! Zin God Wd nd pf 4 active feature, firmed % to a jew sition a little more yet to be collected, meals t en defense 430 nda % Gen Se . high’ at 10, Douglas jumped 1% to|since the Presidential election last 4 ; 8 hold, with fense charts would have been an- cow Plymouth oil .. 1812 — highs. Glenn" Martin spurted 1% |a director of the Federal Insurance| Go ag the les dE ee pound. nounced before this, except for the Gen Out Aq ostal Tel pt. i 10% %!to 305% and United Aircraft and|Co. Mou od Coin re : 2% fractions. : ODDS AND ENDS: The OPM re- ment between OPM and OPACS had | Aithizen ih det i, 3m uw Bu TY Sugars hed gains ranging to 6 AYRSHIRE i ATOK A Gommon and medium ports that work on‘850 housing units to be ended. A Sy ot oh points in Cuban-American sugar 7| FL preferred. Many new highs were layed by lack of water and plumbing f op Tr (TS Flo ors here, .fol- | Atlas Pdr ..... 71 4 Rion Corp’ « 4 : 500 ounds “000000000 $10. equipment, is to announce a priority | lowing the visit of Bernard M. Aix ear pi... sat shares. also reached 'new highs. ; : £1050 DOURAS oevssssrresns AA - Rashes 8 Rails held steady despite indica-| Avrshife Patoka Collierles Corp, Gh «corh is denting, some being cut fori, o single agency the wark of simsilage, some soy beans are being cut|pjifcation, substitution, reclama-|] | a net profit three times greater than Comm Grumman A 560- 900 pounds Guant Sug Weather Bureau's weekly Crop re-|i, oot along with fewer models in port. . . . Thus far the Government io erchandise, use less of some in Indiana and private industry has oston & fe .. go te the rubbish pile. rew 6! CHICAGO, Sept. 5 (U. P).—|$115000 - Regriy Meum. LL oh T %| wheat futurss forged ahead to new| $29,000 last year. ° contracts are expected to save: two 8 large Indiana concerns from com- and Allocations Beaton Ioaly Jre-5t = ih pa : Wa Je Ete al} i aes: Ni hs , | period in which prices were held in pared with 1,834,428 tons the pre- Medium” and good ’ B Bay i i s we ro} ans Ne: : 1 — 4|check by scattered profit-taking. vious year. A new strip mine and |© boats and She Seivel Ierigernio: palgn. In SmplIeatir. © tans 4 s 5 4 concern. at LVansv - | facturer would seale down his vari o . ‘Collier ~ | Bulova W 5 ingersoll Rand .10814 Socony-Vacuum 9s 8 gis ©.."|nigher with September at $1.16%.|View es Corp, a wholly standargisstion all he i y Vea oo * afin op: Jat Am Gold 21a 2% .... |Corn wasup % %0; oats % to 5ic|owned subsidiary. The mine, with : produets much alike. 3utte Cop & Z.. ; 3 oer terlake Ir Bu pr at Nat cu 3% : LOCAL iBSyks In reducing the spread of mod-|Byron Jackson. 3 = fi Harvester -. 5414 : E ih Ry... Jan, 1 Felents’ Spa ome: top: Boi oS Tet mi search fH unit of National Associa oh gopuritios sizes throughout the industries using i Int Mi 5. 3. see t 4 ; rt oan level 1urtnaer e way De Stocks sia. Asc metals’ a number of henefits are al nan, Int Nickel... 28 5 44 Si Be i n 5 5 STATEMENT ; fan diminished and wi - scattered buyi |ing prices rallied quickly. Much of Sept. 3, com- gn

MOST OF THE 500, BUSINESSMEN who attended:the| aw vom ses 8 @ HOG PRICE nANGE Aug. 30 As sauane seen they heard about was all the priorities red tape. i Sept. 3 Atesesseeseans sees what. But they have heard of so many plans from Wash ; y E» : “net come after ta Xi Tor Doge, at. the ao 12 for some time have passed on a good to $12 on severgl loads on choice” portion of their work to smaller ones ~—Allison; Merz Engineering and “New Trends in Accounting. » for bulls, which were weak small plants here Commerce is Manufacturers. ken” way of do- * apolis has too many concerns that * over the country. And ~this city « thing is true almost everywhere, a big plant to head it up and our work to do. World War I. The problems then for the new industrial Puritanism. war demands so much material that | “yo ioc which have been feel- pl gl £3 | Bars Bie a pk. ia "35 oi: |list was irregularly lower, although! wenden 7. Willkie has secepted —— INDIANA WAS 11TH in the na- |the effects of the rationing of ma- Immediately following Mr. Roose-|vestment - trust with $57,000,000 in| com: 800 pounds «...oueresses [email protected]° fense, according to the OPM. In- ! Soir Robe. oe level in years. - Curtiss-Wright, an|' It was ‘the -second corporate po- | Cu The: aim is, of course, to spare| An Vis p oa 1 oes for every household. Rhode Island |3ctivity. Its new unit in the de-)Riuoien;) i : Goh Heotric) ox g% | Boeing at 32%, up 1, hit new nominee. -On June 4 he was elected 5 s11eesetaeasnaseraeaeey Dr det r & or se 99 first to be simplified. - The argu- . Good and choice J : (Receipts, 600) unification is again moving over TRIPLES ITS PROFITS. Steers soft drink and department store| Cholce— housing work. . . . Most of Indiana’s| Ope of the plans would combine A| Gianhy SR . 3 i tions: had d reached a stalemate. ters in: Indianapolis, today reported| 545-1000 pounds ry asi 8 ish Spas ta es OD apples, according to the Indianapolis| won1q aim, to persuade the public Gu. M&Oh 1. 2a T T : 0 $441,883 in the fiscal you ended| 500 ‘bounds [17 RA sey swan Ml BY : June 30, with $148,966 in Calves (hojfers) ' OO oe vase industry has | LIC industry the things that now Borg Wainer 0 3 18 bh 5 GHICAG 1940, a Yhis sear were S20. pounds dows . 0.501208 compared. . ; to OPM report. . . . Recent defense reetar of the new supply, Priorities Board of Trade today after a shart|tons of coal in the 1941 Year, 0om=| coq and chores ‘company got a large order for life scribing the forthcoming cam- Bud Ill Central eT. 18% wheat was % to % cent a bushel Hlinois, is being developed by Fair-|Common and matin rhe Chis . manufacturers would be turning out |g Interchem pf . beans were 12 to lic higher. expected to be in aper ation before Hogs _Recaipt ts, Sone: A apaals . Namifai ‘Ggatanans & ocai | €1S, brands, varieties, numbers and| = 3 ves 1 1: ne Soi i opening. , however, Agents Finance Co : Canada Dry . 5 a ern. Would Save Metals

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SINE) Survey Shows. © | To Stockyards, Aug, 20 eeecanasavessscese 15.00 would learn where to’ get the materials they need." What i Sept. 4 Sect vacntannasnten’ “hu 12.00 fense work will cheer these anguished businessmen _some- 3 for hogs. at the ianapoi Some of the bigger firms here of the International Aecountants We ddvance, boosting the tep. ps Hotel. at 7:30 p.m. Menday on |cleanup kind and prices were Steady to : ample. Some a¥ the Chamber of Products Asked of this “mother preposition; For one thing, Indian- . had. The same thing is trtie all matic screw machines. The same bling block is that such a plan needs executives already - have tee much the situation today with. that of troubles now, .but the mechanized drums. - 32% 21% 2% + 1 JParamt Pict ... 1 During the forenoon, the main NEW YORK, Sept. 5 (U. P)— 500~ 750 pounds a «en [email protected] 2 x 8 posed excise taxes in Congress and ints : narrowly. rector} of the Lehman Corp., an in- | pediu Pots and pans_ii donated ta. de- Not “Standardize” Ge Phila HE fr 85 . Be lit moved up to the best general ing at Wilmington, Del., Oct. 15. Gn which means about .38 of a pound oh Bronae, 1. " du 78. Lookhesd at 31%, up %, and|fall, at which he was Republican |Beet— 4 # variety of plans here. These had procter & G 4 30% 3% 59% — | Consolidated ~Airoraff moved up : Vealers hn Al Feeder gnd Stocker Cattle -| The spirit of reor anization and at Charlestown, Ind. has been de piri g ee A ey ; Goo plano speed this-and other defense| parych to the White House, Em : otham rgd ‘ : Se tions that ourrent labor negetia- (coal mining concern with headquar- 00-1080 patna ia for hay but there is a good crop of | tion ‘and conservation. The director hes year as Guant, . Suet pf. 53g WHE AT ADVANCES Net profit, before Federal income |aood and chotce— and excess profits taxes, was|,200 pounds down ...... has loaned or paid for directly $245,- products and save up and turn back Boeing Air | provided about $28,000,000, according | “penalg Nelson, executive di- Bd font ross .- i ; I SHEEP, LAMBS seasonal peaks on the Chicago] The concern produced 2,080,732 » LAME plete shutdowns. A Kokomo stove the word “standardization” in deith A O At the end of the first hour, washing plant in Fulton County, Good Good 33 choles . | Smith Cor T .. 13% . million dollar order for cartridge glies, but : 3urroughs .... em ,:... Ya 22 : So cai Bug. 184 higher; rye up % to %c,+and soy an 800,000-ton annual capacity, is t Harvester .. 54! A ) of profit-taking was noted at the Agents Finance Co Ind com... T% # |sought. These are: an Pacific ... 0 the demand. was credited to early

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