Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1941 — Page 16
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TRADE CENTERS HYDRA-MATIC! IN UNITED CORP. DRIVE STRESSED
1 Stock Sells at Is at 50 Cenis: Frontal Design, Lengthened Market Irregular; Fenders Make 1942 Volume Light. "Line Stand Out.
EV YORE, Oct. 6 (U. P)— By DAVID MARSHALL e stock market made an irregu- Oldsmobile for 1942, announ lar decline today with volume light, today, has been named the B-44 4 except in United Corp., which was 2 boosted by an opening block of 65,- cause it “is better looking, better 500 shares of 50 cents a share. lasting, and better built than any Leading issues fluctuated in a car in the company’s 44-year hise small area. A few stocks were tory.” The line includes two Sixes and
changed more than fractionally. a| Net losses of a point and more were noted in Allied Chemical, three Eights, with a total of 15 body Ye types. All models have the Hydrae Matic Drive which Olds engineers
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Q—What simple and satisfactory way is provided for all of us to express our gratitude for being Americans? A—The means is the purchase of Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps —available to almost every man, woman and child. Ownership of even a 10-cent Stamp carries the satisfaction of knowing you have helped the nation to arm. Q—Suppose I lose my Defense Savings Stamps? A—You are out of pocket to the amount of their value, just as if you lost money. Keep your Defense Stamps in a safe place. Note—To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps, go to the nearest postoffice, bank or savings and loan as-
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Other advantages, they say, are ime proved ‘getaway, a special pick-up gear for passing and climbing steep hills, and increased safety from surer traction on snow and ice,
Bumper Improved
THe most striking appearance features of the new Olds are the frontal design and the lengthened fenders. Instead of a single bar with grille guard, the front bumper now has two separate horizontal bars connected by vertical guards. Both bumpers are joined to the frame by, steel bars. Front and rear fenders are streame lined as a part of the body contour, Front fenders extend midway across the car doors and rear fenders al« most halfway. Body details include door checks that prevent doors from closing by their weight, an automatic dome light which switches on when doors are opened, grouping of instruments in front of the driver, and large windows. Chassis frames are stronger and heavier, of “Dreadnaught” design. An additional cross member at the front of the frame adds stiffness, The hydraulic brakes have been ine creased in braking area and the Olds Quadri-Coil Springing and Four-Way Stabilization are cone tinued to give smooth even rides,
Fire Power Added
Greater fire power has been added to both the six and eight-cylinder engines by increasing compression ratios and redesigning the combuse tion chambers. Outside air is forced into the Cone dition-Air unit, where it is filtered, heated to the desired temperature and distributed throughout the car, In the low-priced Sixty Series there are four sedan models, a busi ness coupe, club coupe, station wae Lg 5°73 | gon and convertible with electrically
cents while lighter weights were up 10 cents. The top rose to $11.30 for good to choice 220 to 230-pounders.|; ~ ment bonds and higher taxes. Vealers were weak to 50 cents Dr. Benner claims it is “non: [lower with a $13.50 top. A total of [BKM F sense” to try to control inflation [1764 salable cattle were received, |Bki - and preyent prices from going up|684 calves, 11,950 hogs and 1431 Budd _ Without controlling wages and fix-|sheep. Indianapolis hog receipts ing farm prices. All five favor 2 today were the largest of any mar-|2 ing Government bonds to the public] ket In the nation. ~ Bs much as possible, to reduce purchasing power instead of increasing HOGS it as does selling Government bonds| Good and Choice to banks, Tounds saasparreniss¥ 5.85910
‘Most of the five believe higher - taxes are needed to reduce the huge budget deficit.
made by Louisville & ' Nashville, Minneapolis Honeywell, Worthingn ton Pump, Goodrich preferred and Electric Power & Light preferred issues. There was little in the news to ‘1, | affect prices and traders were wait4|ing for some definite news develop- A ment before making commitments +| on either side of the market.
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Indiana farmers expect to buy | 1 ] fewer tractors next year than they|] bought this year but need more grain combines and corn pickers, the Agriculture Department's Indiana Defense Board announced today. The survey, part of a dition-wide one to determine farm machinery needs, showed that Indiana farmers % plan to buy 10,184 tractors for next year, compared with 10,828 pur-|& chased this year but they consider | & tractors as the most needed ma-| Cons chinery. } Indiana farmers expect to buy Ind A + 1% |3648 grain combines, compared with | Intipis 3Ys ..++ ]3280 bought this year, and 3262 corn fhdpls Railway Ing 5 o pickers compared with 2362 bought this year. These were rated second and third, respectively, in importance by the farm survey. Out of 34 different kinds of farm machinery, Indiana farmers believe |Eub they will need more of 20 kinds than they bought this year, less of 14
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SECRETARY MORGENTHAU'S ifoposal to limit corporation profits 10 6 per cent of invested capital is ‘opposed by H. C. Beaver, Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp. president. Here is why. Worthington, says Mr. Beaver, usually has four good years, two fair years and four poor ones in each ten. In the good years, the tompany must put something aside for the poor ones. And when dur“able goolls production declines, it hits the skids hard. Worthington [Broduction fell 87 per cent in last : sion. A 6 per cent profit|Common— Hmit would mean very little could | be put away for depressions. i | * » =n opps AND ENDS: Martin Air’s new private airport near e River, Md., will be as big a8 New York's LaGuardia Field. + + Some corporations may pay January dividends in Decemer this year, to save stockhold money in case taxes are Ta d | Mediu + « « « Wright Aeronautical is probably No. 1 buyer of bottle nipples, using them to dirt out of fuel lines. . tf. of Civilian Defense is sendput pamphlets to businessmen, describing ways to camouflage and ct industrial plants. . rival Cope. Co. mine at Su- boas Ariz, is being air-condi-ed to pérmit deeper ining, g temperatures from 150 to degrees at 4600-foot level. . ‘8. Rubber has developed an air- : - 0 setnsssndan 9.75 10.50 | Du ae esesesesceces [email protected]
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kinds WESTINGHOUSE CO, uz i liveries. operated top. Soybeans worked sharply higher MANSFIELD, O., Oct. 68 (U. P.).— Eggs—Cur Tent receipts, 54 !bs. and up, with the close near the best level|The management of the local plant | *°Bitree wo. 1, 38%@39c;" No. ,24,370 sedan and a four-door sedan. Ope 31¥c; butterfat, No. 1, 35c. |'tional in either the Sixty or ger. iia Gh a Manufacturing Co. announced today enty Series are the six and far cent a bushel higher with December |that it will lay/ off 300 employees, WAGON WHEAT The Ninety-eight Series has three .-,, |at 81.21%. Soybeans were up 2% |Oct. 13, because of the Federal He Close. of ihe Chicago market ; Poh atie per Joushel fog 3|club sedan and convertible coupe, sloff % to 3 cent, December 80%c; chanical refrigerators nd paid 68c per Thushe °F a shelled new all of which have been redesigned oats unchanged to 3% cents lower, : ¥ coin te sh and actually are wider than they December 51%c, and rye was off| The suspensions will bring to 1000 aoe, ¥ Wile dats. the number’ of employees laid off the curtailment order and material DAILY PRICE INDEX [shortages. NEW YORK, Oct, 6 (U. P)—| The 1ay-off of the 300 men will Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted men. The factory is preparing to .go|start production on a $3,000, BR eon, Fress (1930-32) yer for Army binoculars which Saturday Creatas ns snsssneee 145.67
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WHOLESALE FOOD PRICES UP SLIGHTLY
‘NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (U. .P.)— Wholesale food prices in the week
ended Sept. 30 rose slightly from . pat 043. 710.44 LShbise st g1|the previous week and equaled the t. 3,254,364,599.29 12-year high established three weeks Bal.. 7036.63 7,319.97 2,377.736.46.04 ne Work. Bal 1282 250. 725. 92 } 842 Jus ago, according to the weekly food Ree 33761291 393.00 31 index compiled today by Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Gold Res. 23,761,331,333.50 31,276,393,765.76 IANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUDE The company’s index of 31 basic food commodities stood at $3.34 in the latest week compared with $3.33 in the previous week and $2.31 in the corresponding 1940 week. The (Dla of heal, corn, . rye, no oH :_ who! oats, ey, lard, butter, cheese, BEA roe, Tio sugar, cotfonseed oil, cocoa, peas, . Rogers, Inc. Ce onerTe Haute, change |eggs, potatoes: and molasses were to Ears Stein, 6th and Wab er. Beans, rice, steers, hogs, - |sheep and lambs were lower.
GALL QUITS N. A. M.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (U. P.).— John C. Gall has resigned as counsel of the National Asociaiion of Manufacturers, effective Nov. 1, to establish a PHivate law practice | hes in Washington, D
J. D. ADAMS DIVIDEND J. D. Adams Manufacturing Co. has declared a quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share on the common stock, payable Nov. 1 to stockholders of record Oct. 1
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