Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1941 — Page 14

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Wage-Hour Order Increases Pay of Several Thousand Hoosier Workers |i

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EVERAL THOUSAND HOOSIER WORKERS get pay |Allied Mises today. They were increases in minimum pay, orby the Wage-Hour Division of the U. S. Labor De-|Ameieda iment. Am A The minimum pay in shoe, wood furniture, jewelry and|Am Br sh ray iron jobbing foundry industries was raised from 35 ts an hour to 40 cents. And minimum pay for lumber Sinber products was raised from 30 to 35 cents an hour. Am

year ago more workers would 2 heen benefitted by this pay \ ==" 5 PRICES ON HOBS [fc YAR Mehe LOWER AGAIN: =. h Am : A

Contract Division Will Help State Industries ‘in Defense Work.

Indiana manufacturers seeking defense contracts will have a new ally beginning next. Monday in the| Aiikans PEE Office of Production Management, ears : Divisiorf of Contract Distribution. ns This office, being set up now on : : Union BEE. the 13th floor, Circle Tower Build-| High, 1941, 20.65; Low, 16.58. Union B&P ... ; High, 1940, 26.45; Low, 18.08. Un Oil Cal... ing, and headed by Prank Hoke, on Siu Til 28 will act as a liaison department Bn Aer. between the Army, Navy and Air HE 3 vl nites Gor +o 139 Force and those manufacturers 3 Bn seeking contracts. i Uni According to Mr. Hoke, the oba ects of the office are: 1. To establish convenient offices where a contractor or potent a contractor can get all the informa- P ersonal tion obtainable at Washington.

Spurs Subcontracting 2. To advise manufacturers how to

get contracts for defense work they| Raymond Moley, one of ii: 0:13 Nov. 18 seminar on the relations

are equipped to do. inal “brain trusters” of the New ship of management to the pen 3. To encourage prime contrac- pea] back in 1933, will be | in In- {nel department. Pro Jerry . tors to subcontract the greatest dianapolis Wednesday to address be chairman. Charles W. Jo possible amount of their work. general superintendent of the

the 26th annual convention of the Block Co., and Prof. i 4. To help small shop owners pool Indiana Association of Personal on oe 1. U. will be ol. Melvin

their facilities so they can jointly |Finance Companies. ers ie participate in defense work which| He will speak on the subject, “Can| Effective employee relations none of them is equipped to handle private Enterprise Survive This | be discussed at the Nov, 25 m individually. War?” at a banquet session of the R. N. Phelps, Link-Belt’s pe 5. To see that any manufacturer Association in the Riley Room of | manager here, will be panel leade who has suitable facilities and iS|the Claypool Hotel at 6:30 p. m. Prof. George W Starr, director of otherwise qualified for defense work More than 600 officials of Indiana |L obtains the necessary financing. finance firms are expected to attend | will be chairman. Prof. I Ww. A

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benefitted now, That is because wages have been increased in many. instances eae above the old m Rad & 88 . bl minimum, either ‘ A Roll C ov bf is through the ue-|Top Opens at $10.50 Here am smeic™-": 32 ; Stl Fdies .. pn aywel But Closes at $10.35; Am ope £0. boosted pay to i Tob B .... 58 Be ni me Steers Decline. Tob B.... 88% : Am-Viscose .... Hog prices opened steady to 10[4m Water W .. .|cents lower than Saturday at the |Anacon Indianapolis Stockyards today and »[closed 15 to 20 cents lower, the Agriculture Marketing Service rehere are 15 oper od Tel ported : s, many of which are in| The early top was $10.50 and the napolis. closing top $10.35 for good to choice a e 40' gray iron jobbing foun-!180 to 200-pounders. Atlas Tack. .. .. S are scattered all over the State| - Choice steers were 25 cents lower Aviation Corp . most 1d Whe sie in the erh and choice lambs declined a quarter.| Loco ot port : ecei incl y > 250 lumber and timber Sy Receipts uded 1981 cattle, 643 | Bait & Ohio, 3% |Stries. jhough the wage increase in and timber products fac-

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asks of companies seeking contracts is to fill out a facilities record. The forms are available at the office here. On these records will be a list of equipment owned by the

the. convention, which will. open on: Wednesday morning and close Thursday night. Charles H. Watts of Newark, N. J., will be toastmaster at the banquet and Paul A. Hancock; Indian-

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company along with capacities, speeds and other information. Bpolls; I pe 8 esaor of public I . These records will be referred to law at Columbia. University and ene when a prime contractor wishes 0. niriniting editor of News Week Dean Weimer will be will be Spel

sublet work or a bid for material i is asked by the Ordnance Depart- magazine. '. All seminars will be from 7:

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of these two sources comes to the office, firms who can do the work! {will be notified.

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will equalize wages more between doth S17 J pt. [12% i north and the south. “ rr a0] .50 | Blaw-Kn a mY A special regulation was made for| 220- 240 ves + 10. s Boeing Al I | Br. 3 ae gevelry Sot ets who work in rs hp ) Bon " am A.. + N% 8% omes. Quite a bit of jewelry ne r )anufacturing is done at home Borg-Warner .- hr 18% workers being bonded for 100- 200 Pounds ..o..eieinins 9.75%10.25 Brow Cp Am .. 50 18, Jewelry they take out of the factory. Packing Sows SUL 40% 40k : Fw a and Choice— ; Bkivn-M T ... 5 oi i 16% 18% . BEGINNING TODAY, a revised Bucyrus-Erle _. 9% 9% ‘procedure for paying job insurance Bud Mit : fof 1 Maat efits goes into effect. If a work-

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r job and actually earns less he would get if he didn’t have a Job at all and was paid unemBloyment compensation, then the employment Compensation Division will make up the difference. For instance, if a worker would $16 a week in unemployment pensation when he had no work i all, and he earned but $10 a jeek because his employer didn’t id him full time, then the Unem-

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ll pay him $6. ‘These partial unemployment ts apply only if the employee works less than normal full-time

hours but is still employed by his |Ch employer. Also the reason|Good—

regular he isn’t working full time must be because the employer doesn’t have enough work available, not because

Jllness, disability, vacation leave|Good—

- ODDS AND ENDS: Russia’s pipe from Baku oil fields comes into

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a 250-mile line could be built Baku south to Iran for the British to use. . . RCA is expected ‘start making a gadget for radios i summons listeners in emer(air raid, etc.) even when are turned off. . . OPM wants use oo ag instead of just copper cartridges cases, saving

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SERVICE CHARGES - FROZEN BY CANADA

OTTAWA, Nov. 3 (U. P.).—Canada announced 11 specific services today which will be controlled by

the War Time Prices and Trade Board, which also will regulate prices of all retail goods. Finance Minister J. L. Ilsey disclosed the general provisions Ys the orders in Council to control price levels. The orders empower the Board to fix and change maximum prices, regulate other terms of sales and exempt any persons or goods from the regulations. They provide that there shall be no price “floor” to offset price ceilings. Services specifically affected by the price policy orders are supplying of electricity, gas, steam, heat and water; telegraph, telephone and wireless’ services; transportation and

dock, harbor and pier facilities;

warehousing; undertaking and embalming; laundering, cleaning, tailoring and dressmaking; hairdressing and beautician services; plumbing, heating, painting, decorating, cleaning and renovating; repairing of all types; restaurateurs and motion picture exhibitors. The orders exempt. sales to the Department of Munitions and Supply from the regulations. Also exempt are sales of private household effects, isolated sales by others than regular merchants, bills of exchange and similar legal documents, and

will send plant superintendents to the office where skilled, technical engineers will go over the specifications with the firm representative.

When a firm receives a sublet contract from a firm with defense work, it will receive the same priorities as the firm with the defense contract. Harry S. Rogers resigned his position as a member of the State Defense Council and will become manager of the office. Clarence Jackson, chairman of the defense council, stated that no one had yet been appointed in his place.

WHEAT PRICES RISE * GENT AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. 3 (U. P).-— Wheat prices rose more than: a cent a bushel at the outset on the Chicago Board of Trade today, but later lost much of the advance when buying diminished and offerings increased. Other grains also lost part cf the gains registered early. Soy beans

developed weakness after showing strength at the start. At’ the end of the first hour, wheat was % to 3% cent a bushel

* THEN RETREAT

The firm will then be better able to submit a hid on the work.

Aircraft, Shipping, Steel Shares Are Strong; Trade Is Slim.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 (U. PJ) Stocks advanced fractions to more

than 2 points’ in morning trading)

today and then eased from the highs in the afternoon. Volume was light. Douglas Aircraft rose more than 2 points before meeting sales which cut the gain. Other aircrafts were firm. Shipping issues were higher

with International Merchantile Ma- pe.

rine the active leader. The latter made a new high for the year, while Atlantic Gulf & West Indies rose nearly 2 points. Steel issues were fractionally higher. Steel operations this week were scheduled at 98.2 per cent of capacity. That figure was off 1.7 points from last week's schedule, which was not followed because of the strike in the captive coal mines. Copper shares were up small amounts in light turnover. Chrysler was up % at .56 while General Motors lost % Rails and Utilities held about steady. A few special issues had

ana Manufacturers’ Association.

These organizations and I. U's School of Business will sponsor a management and personnel confer

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SIMON GUGGENHEIM

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 (U. Py Simon Guggenheim ent bt ‘the American Smelting ‘anid Re ing Co., and former United ‘States Senator from Colorado, died jy in Mount Sinai Hospital. He was

He Lad been ill several days pneumonia, : Mr. Guggenheim and his Olga Hirsh G lished the Jo Foundation in ) their son, advancing sche for study abroad.

ASHINGT ON. Nov. 3 (U. P.). ernment expenses and receipts for current fiscal year through t. 31, pared with a

to 38%.|RS%,

wide gains, notably Vulcan Detin=-{ Pub.

ning, which jumped 5 points to a new high at 105. Oils were firm and active,

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LOCAL ISSUES

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H ogs.~Receints, 15.000; generally § to g 10 cents lower: good a _ choice 180-300 | Erfe 1b. weights, h @10.4 bop. 10.50; GIO; on eights scarce; 160-180 bs., Jo, 38 EOWS About Sead Sieady: §Q0d iy ibs... $0.1 151 0.1 weights, | rorse of Ind Ine com Cat 2 aecet ts, 21,000: calves, 2000; all| Fed Dept St . of Ind Inc 2% pid. . aun 00" { killing oe wath 1 to’ unevenly lower: 4 33 ; excessive run fed rs and yearlings x ” Py

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auction sales where there is no in-| higher with December at $1.14%. oats unchanged; rye up % to %e, S ALES EXECUTIVES and soy beans were down 4 to 2. ; Committee favored high price ceil- : \ lings on farm products stimulated WILL HEAR TOWNE buying and higher prices at the start in wheat. Strength in cotton manager of the Surface Combustion AE er: nT a Corp. of Toledo, will speak at the] [LOCAL PRODUCE Sales Executive Council tonight at| Heavy breed colored hens 8 lbs and Mr. Towne will discuss “Selling|fs.*% h : Methods in Trying Times.” Robert Barred and White Rock. 15¢; No 2 rine Co. is president of the Sales 2 is and Vover. ode Executive Council which is affili- ringers. 3b ana over, doe: 29 cents. of Commerce. ig ate: Gra ae Oped A small, 23c; GAS MASKS FOR WABASH 1, 31@374c; , 34¢; No. 2, 1c. The War Department today award- TT ed a $178,250 contract to General ) Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O., for DAILY P RICE INDEX facture at Wabash, Ind. Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted ’ price index of 30 basic commodities, C. R. D'Olive, manager of Stewart- |average Squale 100): ° Ca Warner Household Division here, [Saturday .......eceseeeeeses 143.40 ii governors of the National Electrical Month AO ...ececseeesscess 145.30 Manufacturers’ Association. 1Y0Rr ABO ....csrrvevssaneecs 120075 N Incorporations 1941 low (Feb. 17) ......00... 123.08 Vig u JR $i Wi INES Le . y CLOTHING COMPANY pred G. Br lage, Ihe 1a Po Is Le ok + WAGON Wigar ; ills of $100 each preferred and 10, shares today, indiapaolls . i bushel for ¥- 3 Directly Opposite Indisns Theater ral Teal Estate development business; KNOERLE TIRE CO., Inc.

tention of evading the regulations. Corn was unchanged to up ec; Reports that the House Banking R. Louis Towne, sales promotion |21s0 aided the market. dinner meeting of the Indianapolis the Indianapolis Athletic Club. 5 Ibs. full fea G. Spears of the Standard Marga- Barred anid White Rock. ac ated with the Indianapolis Chamber| Eggs—Current receipts. 54 Ibs. and up WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (U. P.).— 380; taro. 1 No. No 3 30 faceblanks for gas masks, for manu-| NEwW YORK, Nov. 3 (U. P).— D’OLIVE ELECTED compiled for United Press (1930-32 has been elected to the board of [Week ABO ....ceeosvesseaces 142.52 USE youn RENN at 11941 high (Sept. 9). cessvnses 147.91 shares having a og Hi fia tioss of the Chicago Wafkst 131 w. Washington st. without par value common stock; 2421 A Meridian St

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opiein Siagpeers Jn stock ca e , 3000; slow, practically Ge! no early action on fat lambs: some interests taiking around 25 cents lower and Gen T oe offering held at firm prices; few fat na-{0en T & tive ewes at [email protected].

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Jl . WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Garroll| He : County Rural Electric Membership Howe loted an additional $63,000 to build’ Hupp 1 miles of line to serve 108 memBe a, Carl, Ch; Shen, Bo

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