Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1941 — Page 16

Talks of Austria

NEW YORK. STOCKS _

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

30 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday sessssecsaseconehs 121.88 : Week AGO sossennsovesesiens 10413 Month Ago Wessessssnscsniee 120.38 Year Ago Tenses es Bolen ans e 181.97 High’ (1041), 133.50: Low, 115.30. High (1940), 152.80; Low, 111.84. i 7 20 RAILROADS Yesterday seventeen esnesenns Week Ago seeBs sass 28.81 Month Ago gesssessessens 20.40 Seaba 3 Mek

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i Ea | Week Bank Clearings. ee euusgsssbaesses. 524,949,000 3 Bank Debits “as cevrsssnsssnanane ss $64,530,000 # Postoffice Recelpts .osoesssssataccns’ $85,054 ‘Building Permits: «coves passes $206,680 $317,128 $115,020 .2 "Houses Ceieesvsussisernuiaaiens $133,500 ; $274,100 $76,450 ‘Apariments sesasennssunssscnee 0 ° 0 " “ Business sssescennteninsIssRvee $42,200 $14,000 $12,725 iy Industrial ...eccsosvarassnsisee 0. 0 $12,000 in “Public eveesseasiensusasesererey 0 0. $6,500 a Repairs & BS: snsevvcece $30,980 $29,028 - $7,345 Applied for Jobs STIR 1,242 764 Received Jobs arsvesssrssNiRRnBc tee 604 445 Claimed Unemployment : Compensation (Oct. 4 asssasvanne : Freight Carloadings: “Inbound ......0si00 asSsnscnes . ' Outbound SesanenesassBOvEneROe 2,004 Electricity Output (kwh) «evvee.e.. 15,187,000 Water Pumpage (gallons) .....e....269,160,000 Streetear Passengers (Oct. 4) i..... 1,103,567 Telephones In Use (Oct. 9) ceseecoe hn Livestock Recepits (head) ccc.o00ee = 06615 Cattle WOBPOUL ORONO 0000000000DOD 5,992 2,530 48,156 19,937 462,000 300,000

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Norbert . Silbiger of Richmond, come Ind, will speak on “Austria ...| yndianapolis Before and Under Hitler” tomor- |. railroad yards row noon at the Indianapolis Real | thus far this Estate Board luncheon in the | year than did Washington Hotel. Mr. Silbiger, a native of Austria, | this time. was captured during the early | carloadings.’ They have increased days of the first World War when | 86 per cent, The Times Weekly he was a 19-year-old officer. He Business Summary ‘shows, over year.

was confined fo prison camps in a Ps But the big increase is jn the

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3844 2,112 15,289,000 269,220,000 1,417,885 +234 64,503 6,587 3,073 45,545 9,348 549,000 365,000 25,000 25,000 ’ 118,000 124,000 Rye Ssenasstecsetebsslsebetones 5,000 0 23,000 404,000 229,000 - 43.3 SOYDEANS .evovrerseseensensenes 14,000 35,000 38,000 301,000 ‘431,000 + 453 Sources of above figures: Indianapolis Clearing House Association; Indianapolis Posteffice; City Building Commissioners IndianapolMs Office of State Employment Security Division; Pennsylvania Railroad; New York Central; Baltimore & Ohiog Hlinois Central; Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville (Monon); New York, Chicago & St. Louis (Nickel te); Indianapolis

Water Co.; Indianapolis Railways; Indians Bell Telephone Co.; Agriculture Marketing Service; ‘Indianapolis Board of Trade} Center Township Trustee; Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago: Indianapolis Power & Light Oo, |

3,590 3,254 2,191 12,567,000 230,690,000 1,345,314 C4261 75,133 6438 ' 2,650 55,731 10,315 465,000 294,000 42,000 ' 68,000

122,478 101,538 564,088,000 10,699,860,000 54,512,919 108,018 2,270,058 204,407 119,457 1,674,138 235,576 27,376,000 18,122,000 4,035,000 4,678,000

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HOG PRIGES DIP 13 T0 25 GENTS

:| Top Falls to $10.75 Here; 8465 Porkers Sent to Stockyards.

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of the city. increase of 15,000 cars over last year at this time. That amounts to more than 19 per cent. Railroad men here say most of this increase is due, in some way or other, to national defense manufacturing. One said that there was a big increase in shipment of coke manufactured here and sent to the steel mills, Scrap paper shipments have picked up. Automobile parts and body concerns have been busier than usual most of the time. Another thing, large quantities of gravel have been sent from here to build new roads throughout ‘the state and for use in defense such as the Jefferson Ord--nance Proving Ground near Madison. Last spring it was freely predicted that October would be the time when the railreads weuld be unable to take care of all the business they had., However, an actual decrease (a small one). was shown in inbound and outbound carloadings here last ‘week as compared with the previous week. Railroad officials believe that

"IASK U. S. TO PROBE STATE GAS SETUP

The Indiana Public Service Commission announced today it has

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picking up and delivering loads faster than heretofore, thus making more cars svailable. They have heen urging manufacturers to help them do this by Jioad Jain loading promptly the retail pron od “beat tax” buying stimulated sales hy “the larger Indianapolis department stores, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. A

$5 BREAK IS MADE BY WESTINGHOUSE *

NEW YORK, Oct. 15 (U, P.).—A break ‘of more than 5 points in Westinghouse Electric common stock

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the heavy traffic last spring and early summer was caused by cone cerns stocking up on supplies because they were worried (and rightly) about shortages, ' At any rate, it appears that the October ‘bottleneck expected in railroad facilities will not come to pass. “Another reason may be what Ernie Pyle noticed, that the railroads are speeding up their trgins,

naw Fecuid was set here for this year as the public rushed to b articles that were taxed aft

In Indianapolis, | for the week ending Oct. 4, a 22 per cent gain in sales was made|over the same week of 1940. For the four weeks ° ending Oct. 4, a 17 per cent ine créase was repor over the samq four ‘weeks 0 last year,

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OIL MEN HERE ASK LOWER STATE FEES

A. resolution asking the State to lower the license fee of the petrole- | 533 um industry by $5 to ' compensate for a $5 raise of the Federal fee was scheduled for adoption today by the Indiana Independent Petroleum Association, Inc., today.

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complaint alleged that N

asked Federal investigation of natural gas and pipe line contraets on

behalf of consumers in eight northeastern Indiana communities. The Commission filed a petision with the Federal Power in Washington requesting scrutiny - alleged “exclusive” contracts of the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. Complatntaniis Ft. Wayne, Hun Decatur, Colum City, South Whitley, Ossian and Preble. = The petition was filed by the state body because individuals do not haye recourse to the Federal The complaint set out that exclusive contracts by which N. I. P.8.C.

re consumers in

obtains its gas prevents the- utility

from buying allegedly cheaper gas from récently, opened fields across the state line in Ohio. It was sald N. I. P. 8. C. now purchases its natural gas from Mich-

in turn gets its supply from the Panhandle Eastern Pipeline ine Co. The but for its exclusive “con could ‘buy cheaper gas from the |. Central States Developing Co., Inc, in Ohio and thus lower its consumer

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Q-If the many Americans who are sharing in the present greater

aational income spend all their in-

nings, how do they lose?

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up fe prices of products available Din limited almost all, of the expanded income

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would be absorbed by higher prices, leaving little or nothing to show

for greater earnings. By restricting

our spending, and investing in De-

fense. Savings Bonds and Stamps, increase in total spending will be prevented and we can buy the goods which are scarce without a rise in

prices. Q—Can the Treasury call Defense Savings Bonds for redemption prior to maturity? A-No, but a Defense Savings Bond may be redeemed by the owner at his option in accordance with Treasury regulations. . NOTE~To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps, go to the nearest postbank, or savings and loan association; or write to the Treasurer of the United States, Washington, D. C. Also Stamps are now Jon sale at retail stores.

incorporations

ranging to nearly 3 points in a few special issues featured an otherwise narrowly irregular stock market today. Westinghouse fell to a new low at 751% off 5% while its preferred was down 3% points at 121%. The break followed announcement the company will offer new stock to present common holders at $70 per|! share. Rights to subscribe to that stock opened (on a when-issued basis) at $1.25 each and then fell to $1 when the stock broke.

GRAIN’ PRICES SKID SHARPLY AT CLOSE

Wheat: prices backed and filed a good deal of the session on the Chi-

the final hour dropped sharply under liquidating sales and stop-loss|? selling. Unfavorable war news and weakness in commodities were depressing influences. Wheat finished virtually at the low point of the day and showed net losses of 2 to 2% cents a bushel with December at $1.15% @ 1.

8 Pub. Debt, .51,549,005,864.85 44,0 Gold Res. 122.775/903,010.00 31,37.651 1858.

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Meeting in their annual fall convention at the Severin Hotel, the oil | men also were scheduled to hear Warren C. Platt, editor of Petroleum News, Cleveland, O., on special problems of the jobbers Yesterday B. L. Majewski, Chicago, chairman of the marketing committee for Division 2, blamed il the railroads for the Eastern Sea-| Cutter and common ....e. . . Belt RR Stk Yds COM ...ess board oil shortage. He said the rail- Good aid choles ecalers i RR & Sf [Stk 3 ds pt oes 31 roads Sought low injmine sis Short. Snmon and medium Sed wk 5% pi pid’ ai 96 +9 1 sion of eoonoric Rams of Petro- Feeder and Stocker Caitle Po ase. Tel Co 88 Ags Re i sid, leum transport, such as pipe lines (Receipts, 425) Ind & Mich 1% Did +e..s. water and truc truck.” ? holo Steers i ee, oo oR A. W. Roth, Greensburg, who was 500-800 POURS [email protected] Hydro vice president last year, was elected president at yesterday's - Phil T. who

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FULL COAL BIN |

There is y y definitely a good chance that we will have a coal shortage before the winter is over—don’t forget World War I, and our heatless. . hey may be Tepeat : Rs against shortage urther price fall coal bin, Order; Now. :

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DAILY PRICE INDEX|¥

io date; NEW YORK, Oct. 15 (U. P) .—Dun oS and crolce; stric Ee ly §hoice | & Bradstreet’s dally weighted price inrgly” $11 1935 trade; | index of 30 basic commodities com b and? a steers, piled for United Press (1930-32 aver5 ts, ee equals 100): FR Batik Sesierday Se BesnesBOrtNONRN lun ago sees esscncssssasnts yesserday | Month\ago” HR 146.79 etits; soon na- Year ago sevesersnceseinsione ; an 1081 Digh (Sept. 85. 0s sererss 147 phi th Re davis la41 low (Feb. Wl 123.03 ot

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