Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1941 — Page 11

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OPM Begining to Crack Down On | ~ Concerns That Violate Priorities Ai to Et Sm ROGER BUDROW

Alli OPM IS NOW INVESTIGATING reports that|Am

man facturers, some of them i

in this state; have been hoard-|An

ing (vital materials, “bootlegging” supplies to other A

facturers unable to get them, and failing to put defense A

work ahead of non-defense work. In other words, a priorities crackdown is in the offing.

For many weeks, there have

small businessmen, that some firms weren't playing fair. a

been complaints, mostly from

OPM agents, checking on these complaints, have found

some i

There have been rumors of in4 stances ‘where the OPM forced a manuf r to disgorge some of his Supy tes. ‘The most persistent rumor around here is the one about the millionaire Indiana manufacturer who had several years’ _ supply of lead on hand, a good portion of which the Government made him give up. None of these rumors has. been confirmed. If, during the

Roger Budrow present crackdown, the OPM

runs acrass a firm that refuses to comply with its “suggestion” that some material be turned over to er fi , there are two courses frat can be taken. The manufacr can be threatened with public denunciation by the OPM or he be sued under the: Vinson Act. these cases, the public will hear bout it. Otherwise, the crackdown Will be a private affair between the OPM and the manufacturer. | -® rr ”

But there is another. side to all this. A prominent spokesman for Indiana businessmen points out that you can’t blame a businessman foo much [for stocking up on supPiles £ to keep his business going. If ran out of supplies and was gorced to shut down, throwing employees | out of jobs, or he would be criticized -for lack of fore- * might. And the priorities system has

tances where the sworn statement of manufacturers wegarding the material on hand didn't jibe with actual facts,

PRICES ON HOGS ARE UNCHANGED

Top Stays at $11.15 Here; 2000 Porkers Arrive at Stockyards.

HOG PRICE RANGE Too Receipts 50 12

Sept. 26 .. ESSER TF vrs ianvs savers HSB Sept. 29 ..ivveecunscsasisr HSS Sept. 30 .iivesaieinive.. ILLES Oct. 1 ... . 1.45 Oct. 2 esevssesevssisssenss 1111S

2.060 10,090 R153 6.890 8.910 8,924 2,000

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Oct. 4 ........

‘Hog prices generally were unchanged at the Indianapolis stock-

___. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

_ FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS _ | MARINE ISSUES

High Low ! w—r— Adams ns Exp . 8 Vs uc

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512 V2 26% 2615 31 31

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% Armr Ill p: Armstrong pr pt: 84 sso Dry Gds.. 9a

RD S51

Atl C Line .... Atl G&WI 1... Atl G&WI pf.. Atl Refining

i. LE Aust Nich pr ‘A 22% Aviation Corp.. 3%

yards -today, the Agriculture Mar-| Bos

keting Service reported. The top remained at $11.15 for good to choice 220 to 230-pounders. ' An estimated 375 cattle were received, 50 calves, 2000 hogs and 100 sheep.

HOGS

Good and Choice— 120-

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Gsscevccscnce

$9 50

11.05 11.15 11.20 11.10

Heo down until it isn’t any good, | Medium

either, he says. So many firms have priorities now that they are actually: mi gless.. That is why .the ge i pred es chief, Donald Nelson, g the whole system in vor of t Aloeation of Supplies. rmany had to do the same g several y a ago, so gid England, and now this country is coming around to {i a ” ” ' THAT MEETING Mayor Wil‘filam H. Dress of Evansville called at Chicago several weeks ago to discuss widespread unemployment . because of the priorities squeeze, .* cost $3000 more than was collected .' from those attending. He js send- ' ing out ‘letters asking for con-

tion formed then," ergency Committee, oning, trying to make n realize the serious situation that confronts many non-defense plants in the Mid- " west,

2 2 ” THE STATE Chamber of Com-

merce is putting out a new directory | Medium—

of Indiana /manufacturers. It will be ready about Nov. 1, listing around 4300 different firms in the state, by

4 gities.

pe cross-indexed according io name snd according to product. Sixty per cent of the questionnaires sent to soncerns ectly have been returned, the| number will probably total 75 per. cent in all. In addition, the State C. of C. gets information from local Chambers of Commerce and postmasters. Processors as well as manufac$urers will be listed in the new diYectory which should be of some help to large firms with defense con-. tracts hunting smaller ones to take part of the contract.

ODDS AND ENDS: Bell System put in- 142.400 new telephones last month, biggest increase in history » « «+ Nagi-controlled newspapers in France are urging public| to hand over all its brass, copper, nickel and tin, praising owner of a Paris bathing establishment who gave up all his copper baths. . . . Fountain-pen maker Frank D. Waterman Jr. expects his business to boom as it did in World War I because folks at home write to boys at camp and vice-versa and because correspondence always picks up in times of -national stress. . . . Insurance companies paid $4,000,000 on that Tacoma Narrows bridge which collapsed into Puget Sound during a windstorm last November. Money will ‘off $3,750,000 in bonds outagal the bridge. . . . Indianapolis | stockyards received more hogs yesterday (8924) than any other market. . . . A big U. 8. oil company is reported working on a synthetic super-fuel planes to fly farther, fight harder. «+ » Ford is expec gest tank maker, with big

Ts to be awarded him Chicago Stacks

Good Medium In addition, all the concerns will} Cut

160- 230 Pounds, apse esuey . acking Sows Good and Char 270- 300 pounds 300- 330 pounds ... 330- 360. pounds

360~ "400 pounds . 400- 450 pounds 350.20 500 0 pounds

250- 500 pounds Slaughter ‘Pigs

d Good— ounds

[email protected]

esesseadenns 10.

®eccececerese

[email protected] 9.40@ 9.90

9.16@ 9.30 © [email protected]

Medium

90- 130 [email protected]

Steers Chol 750 900-1100-1 1300.

12.75 12.75] & 12.50

- 900 pounds. . 1100 pounds . 1300 pounds ... =1500 pounds ...

00d— 750- 900 pounds escseevsesess 11 900-1100 pOUNAS . cccoevesonece 1 1100-1300 vr 1300-1500 pounds Medium — 750-1100 pounds J100-7300 pounds

501 71100 | pounds . Steer

300. 750 pounds Good— 500- 750 - pounds

sesscscnce i100

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11.00 8% 10.50

8.00@ 9.2%

cescsssssecies se0scecensses

. 12.00012.50 [email protected]

Cholce— 750- 900 pounds

. ceecevesss [email protected] 750- 900 pounds

[email protected] [email protected] 7.00@ 8.7%

ceee00sevsce reecsneesvese

5.50

Bulls (Yearlings excluded) :

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8.75@ 9.50

8.50@ 9.00 8.00@ 8.50 7.25@ 8.00

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Goo Medium Cutter and common .. , Vealers Good and choice ............. Common snd medium ........ 340 Feeder and Stocker Cattle (Receipts, 50)

Steers hs 800 pound $10.50@11,50 - 8: se0ccccvcsse, 200-1050 DOUNAS .eceeeveecees 10.35@1135

free 500- 800 pounds 3. 3 10.50 800-1050 pounds 10.50 Medium— 500-1000 pounds [email protected] Common 600- 900 pounds .

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Cal Good and choice— 500 [email protected]

vevess [email protected] . [email protected] SHEEP, LAMBS (Receipts, 100)

Lambs (spring) Good and choice .....eon0q.es 19 Medium and good 21381078 75 Comm . 8.25@ 9.50

4.25 3.00

Ewes Sharm Good and choice Common and medium ..

8.00 4.25

secon

Hogs—Receipts, 200, strictly a nominal market on goo choice hi Bo ades quotably stead ly. r The rices lost ground; kinds scaling 240) lbs. d comprised about 65 per cent spring i arrowed

d ots. 18 "to" 35.

enabling | 5% ted to become big-| Tre

; COWS bulls: and eaters Botts §

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pv other on Ted steers, Soeral 2.60 but little 3 1bs., 11.25@ pate

heavy calves heavy calves fiz aid for 12. 8001 3.15; Jas’ 1.75; to! re ongted ea 8er and medium grass “helters,

ades,' 3 25 cents a yea ariings: ido; bul bulk Strictly good mos

at $6.90 down; canners

15; hea 3aneage bulls reached $ a ny

and vealers,

hah

138 [email protected]; down: fed | 1, iner kinds, bulk bet-

natives with nd bu sort, Tew, fat e r natives, 50@3. PT. WLYNE, Ind., Oct. 3 (U. P. 9.80: 300-350 Ibs. 85° 400 jos. Eat | oas.130 1bs., \ Belli 250 Ibs.,

$2.10 throwout natives drag as Foy. 25 for a sh fio ves. C34.50@5: wes, Jo. ots, $2. 50. OTHER LIVESTOCK tes ty fa i078: sain be 20: 150-160 Ibs. XH 0-150 | 10.180 130-140 Ibs. : ake, $6.2 $8. 25; iv oot lambs, $1 ! ey 180-100 bs. Bes he Sli gbqnt ask $10 wi als Want” mii

10.95 | Oa 10.7

10.65 10.40910.60 | & [email protected] | Ge

CATTLE Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 375) a

Y Com i) 50 & 25 11.25 Comw!l

Co 1.50 A 7.00@ 7.50 5.50@ 7.00 4.35

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK |

estern ach Tange cows, $8. 208.7 75: cutters closed | &

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Bklyn-M Bklyn U as . . 12%, Budd Mie 2%

3% na 43%

Callahan Zinc..13-16 Calumet & H . 6%

Car C & O ... Carriers & Sen Caterpillar T Celanese

L247 Celanese pr pf.121% Cent Vi tol 8 > - 13%

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Comw & 2 » Sn Comw Ediso Cons. Atreras . Bu Cons Cigar .... 137% Cons Cig p . 90 Cons Cig pr pf. 96 Cons Co! 6% Cons son Cons Ed Cons Cons Cons Oil Cons Co Cont;

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By UNITED PRESS

30 INDUSTRIALS TOdRAY ..cceoceecsescecssneese 126.10

Yesterday ssssecsnsncssssess 126.06 sets s ses 3.03 Month AO ....cooveeesseses 127.26 Year Ago .......cvee0eeeeee 138.90 High, 1941, 133.50; low, 115.30. High, 1940, 152.80; low, 111.84, : 20 RAILROADS Today 29.16

Yesterday ...ccoceececcesses 20.02 "Week Ago sssvsssaseeansecee. BN Year Ago 20.20 High, 1941, 30.88; High, 1940, 32.67;

Today ..iourvereversssanss Yesterday ...cocivveececesss Week ‘AZO ievvessassinsennss Month Age ......ccovceveeee Year Ago ........... aemvane High, 1941, 20.65; low, 16.82. High, 1940, 26.45; low, low, 18.08.

16 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Sales Net (In 100s) High Intl Mer Mar. 89 8% Gen Gas®El A 50 1% South Rwy pf 46 Socony Vac .. 40 Cons Edison.. 34 Chi East Ill A 31 Penn RR .... 31 Cons Qil Corp 29 Goodrich . 28 Paramount .. 28 Adams Exprss 27 North Amer.. 27 West Union .. 27 South Pac ... 26 13% N Y Cent ... 25 12 Radio Keith., 25 3% 3%’

Stock sales approximated zi shares compared with 190,000 in the short session a week ago. Curb stock sales were 56,000 shares

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18.45 18.33 18.32 18.70 21.99

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NAsHINGTON. Det. 4 (U. P.).—Government ign EL d receipts f

a year ago: S

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ers, 92| springers, 2 lbs. and over, 15c; 45343 springers,

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Today

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P.) ~Apples—New

na 1.60.

flow! Rn, tes, 7 e: cra Sexico, cra

Cr Bear Botatoee ed he, Sh, Bo Ca =k

rots—New tu

rates,

sacks orado )

Columbia Gas &

Electric regular quarterly $150 on 6 8 Lon: 1040. This A

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SPURT AT N. Y,|

RFC Lends Firm Money to Retire $11,000,000 Bond Issue.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4 (U. P).— Stock and bonds of International

trading on the Stock Exchange today. Aside from activity in these issues both markets were quiet with movements narrowly International Mercantile Marine 6 per ‘cent bonds which matured Oct. 1 soared to within 1-16 point

company a loan of more than $11,000,000 to retire the bonds. Marine stock opened on a block of 3,000 shares at 8%, up %, and moved up slightly from the initial price before meeting profit-taking. A fair amount of trading was done in Southern Reilway preferred, Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania Railroad and Socony-Vacuum. In most instances, however, turnover in individual issues was small and price movements of limited scope. The list generally displayed the usual Saturday lethargy, but gains outnumbered losses.

GRAIN PRICES CLOSE

LOWER AT CHICAGO ;

CHICAGO, Oct, 4 (U. P.).—Wheat prices lost fractional ground on the Chicago Board of Trade today but not before the market staged several rallies which nearly wiped out early losses which ranged to almost a cent a bushel. ~

Soybeans recovered a good part of the loss registered in early deal-

ings. Wheat closed % to 32 cent a bushel lower with December at $1.20% @1.21. Corn was off 3c, December 803 @ %c; oats unchanged to ff 3c; December 51%b; rye %c ower, December 74%c, and soybeans were %c to %c lower, October $1.69%.

RANGE

Wheat— Prev.

Open High Low Close Close Dec...$1.21% $1.31% $1.20% $1.20% s1a1% May.. 1.26 1.26% 1.235% 138, : July.. 1.36% 1.26% 1.25% 1.26%

Corn— Dec... .80%

May.. .85%

July.. .87% a Dec... 31% 52 May.. .53% .54% JUV. aces eres Rye— Dec...

May.. July..

Soy Beans— xOct. 168% 1 1-90% z0ct.

Dec... 1. 11% i n

May.. 175% 1.76 Lard— Oct.. 10.57 Dec. 10.90

80% 86 87%

18% 81% 2%

75 ai 82%

10.62 10.95 11.15 B 45 May. 12.65 12.60 x New. z oid. a Asked.

CASH hor 4TH 1 Ted, $1.14% @1. 1504: No. red, $1.1 No. mixed, $1.15%; No. mized, o POA TRIN De Nay mixed, 67c; No. PE ROS Sep Ae Hh 7 TA: No. ne 3c:

yt oi (new) Soo, 1 d ow Ww. Cc; Sample ade wear, 2X 2 Pls or Oats ixed, "463, @47%c; sample 041 2c; No. 1 white, 47)

47%c¢; No. 3 white, 4a wile Sogal% dl

T¥%c; © No. 1 . 1 red special, 461%

O 2 white, fn 12¢; No. rn ial heavy, a8%c: Ti

Rye—No sales, a

Barl oy — Maltin g Sod a 70@85¢, nominal; toed and Joresiingy 3 95 ¢, nominal; . 5 barley, ; No. 2 malting, 84c; No. 3 A

Cash Provis ons (nominal)—Lard, $10.65; loose, $10.60; leaf, $11.12; bellies, $11.75.

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Wheat—Easy: geseints, 1 carload; No. 1 red "s1.03%} 04%; 2 red, $1.02Y; 1.05%; hard, 30101 0h He G

hard, “41.00% A@io Corn—W ak: ns, 25 carloads; are. to co % or al a! (CX mixed, 1 to to 3% cents under Fye ow; ts—Eas; eceipts, 8 carloads: No. 2 white, 43% : No. 2 red, 42% @43%ec. No. Shani an Yecaipis, 1 caciond; .64; No. yellow Tilinois, [email protected].

WAGON WHEAT Up to the close of the Chicago market today Indianapolis flour mills A) grain elevators The $1 per bushel for No. red wheat (other grades on their merits). 68¢c per bushel for shelled new corn

§ te white oats, 40c; No. 3 red

WINNIPEG WHEAT Prev. High Low Close Olose Get. ¢uiivneich JI% 3 35% $ ida $ 5% 82%

e essecsane 8% ao Be

Dec May LOCAL PRODUCE

colored hens, 6 Ibs, and feathered, 16¢c; heavy breed 5 r 5 ibs. full feathered, l4c; Jes. reed hens. llc: Leghorn hae Fo No. 5 Leghorn hens ring Barred and White Rock, The: No. 3 spring: and White Rock, 13c; Sghory

2 Ibs., and over. 1de; 3 Legon springers, 3 lbs., and over, “1c:

gE 383—Current PE 54 'bs. and up, @3gec: No, 2. 37%@

37c. Bo. oc: No. 2, by th

*U, S, EMPLOYMENT HITS NEW RECORD -

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U. P.).—

non-agricultural employment last month increased by 3,640,000 workers over employment in August, August was the fifth

preferred series “A,” $1.25 on 5 per|consécutive month ip which em-

cent preferred and $1.25 ms ye

t exceeded previous levels. ar fgures revealed that the preshad reached 39,542,000 or

Cable Corp., $1.75 on 7 166.00 above the August, 1929,

General per cént preferred, payable N record

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Miss Hayes musical director, »

(The Indiana nouncements caused

. Helen Hayes begins. a new season torhorrow as star of her own radio program playing the title role of

s 8 A PROGRAM in commemoration of the birthday of James Whit-

comb Riley, including a salute from the Hoosier Poet's old friend, George Ade, will be’ broadcast on WFBM

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Charlotte Bronte’s classic love story, “Jane Eyre.” The program will be broadcast on WFBM at 9:30 p. m. George Bryan and Bill Adams will be the announcers for the returning program and Mark

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RADIO

; TONIGHT 4:00—Glen Miller, WISH. 7:30—Hobby Lobby, WX VWiBM,

00-—Hit Parade, WFB

00—Barn Dance, yoo. 8:30—Frank Black, WISH,

TOMORROW

1n45-Werld Series, WIBC.

, WFBM.

4 :30—Musical Steelmakers, WISH, 5:45—Eleanor Roosevelt, WISH,

9:30—Helen Hayes, WFBM.

Warnow has been signed as

at 11 a. m. “Country Journal”

tomorrow on the

program,

WFBM will originate the program

THIS EVENING

Times is responsible for inaccuracies in pro; by station changes ‘atter press time.) = es program

to the Columbia system, marking the fourth coast-to-coast broadcast originating in Indianapolis and WFBM within a week. The program will be heard two days before the 92d anniversary of Mr. Riley’s birth,

ale

WFBM 1260 (CBS)

Football Scores

if terme Wayne King

b: ba: bby Hobby Lobby

Hit Parade Hit Parade i130 Hit Parade 8:45 Sat, Serenade

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10:00 Gilbert Soa I: 1s fe Harty games 10:45 oe Monroe

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WIBC 1079 ~~ (Mutual) Singing Singing

Soo Serenade thing Baten

Unannoun Stardom Prelude Stardom Prelude

yaltz Dream sion Bell Music ne Sports Green Hornet

Hawaii| Calls

Shree hythms rt ans Hour

Sear Theater or Alr

Harry James

SPARE,

WIRE 14307 (NBC Red)

cital Desi Halbon Rhythmaires 1430 Club 1430 Club News—Maj, Domo American Defense

Weltare Reporter Behind ny ‘News

Barn Barn nce Barn Dance Barn Dance

Bill Ste Jos. Gallicchio Jordan Music Jordan Music

Dick Reed ts Waller River Boat River Boat

From From Brass

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WISH 1310 NBC-Blue

Glenn Miller Gl Mil

lody Be Carmen Cavallero Jean Cavall Edward Tomlinson

Varieties Varieties

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Boy Meets Band Bishop & Careoyle D argoy. Bishop & Gargoyle

Spin and Win

Frank Black

Hemisphere Review Hemisvhere Review Gordon Jenkins 5-8Star Final

New: Deacon Moore sters

Brass

SUNDAY PROGRAMS

WIBO 1070 (Mutual)

WIRE 1430 (NBO Red)

Frankie s Masters

WISH 131 NBO-Bius

7:30 Timely Tunes 7:45 Timely Tunes

1% Yor To Today :30 Organ Bor :45 Gypsy Caravan

:00 Church of Air 9:15 Church of Air

:30 C, 45 0. M. B. ):00 C, M. B.

:45 Budapest Si

:15 Country. Ji 1:30 Opera 5 Round ‘Table

00 Gilbert Forbes :15 Dixie Singers 130 This I fe :45 This Is Life

Spirit of 41 18 Spirit of 3 1:3 rid T 28 World T

:00 CBS :15 CBS :30 CBS :45 CBS

hool of Air 3 i School of Air

38 :45 Refreshing Music 4: 190 Family Hour mil

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