Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1942 — Page 20
PAGE 20
BUSINESS
New Power Line From Indiana Is Planned to Aid Southeast
By ROGER BUDROW
SOUTHEASTERN U. S. CAN USE INDIANA POWER in large quantities when a new power line, now being planned,
is built.
This connection will go from Terre Haute to Louisville. Through various interconnections the Southeast will draw upon the power plants of Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Day-
ton as well. The reverse situation is a pos-| sibility if more war plants are lo-| cated in the Midwest. This area | could draw on| the TVA for power, if it has a surplus. Last summer there was a drought in the Southeast, lowering power production. Public Service Co. of Indiana had to send power to the TVA by a long roundRoger Budrow .,,,uyt route from Terre Haute to Ft. Wayne, down through Ohio and West Virginia. There already is a 66,000 kilowatt line from Terre Haute to Louisville. But a heavier lin is wanted. Furthermore, the present line meanders from Terre Haute down to near Vincennes, then east to Bedford and Scottsburg before going | down to Louisville. The new line, 132,000 kilowatts, would go from Terre Haute to Bedford to Louisville and cost $1,140,000. | The main substation at Bedford will | cost another $425,000 and the connection at the Terre Haute Dresser power plant will add $100,000 more. |
Later, about $250,000 will have tol 3
be sp~nt for more equipment at the] New Albany co ville, All this entails much co-opera-| tion among several private utilities | and greatly strengthens their in-| terconnections, which is just what| the Federal Power Commission] wants. The utility getting rights
expects less difficulty
in from farmers to|
permit the power lines to cross their| yr.qium ana
property than was the case in build- | ing the now nearly completed line] from Terre Haute to Lafayette,|
needed for the aluminum plant]
TOP HOG PRICE
HITS $12 HERE
Practical Limit Is $11.85
On 20-Cent Advance
At Stockyards.
Most hogs sold 20 cents higher than yesterday at the Indianapolis stockyards today, Marketing Service reported. Weights under 160 pounds were|A 3 unchanged. The practical top was | $11.85 for good to choice 190 to 200pounders but some strictly { 195-pounders sold for $12. A Receipts included 772 cattle, 328 A | calves. 5414 hogs and
HOGS Good and Choice— 120- 140 pounds ...... 0- 160 pounds 160- 180 pounds 180- 200 pounds 2 220 pounds 240 pounds 270 pounds 300 pounds 330 pounds 330- 360 pounds
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nnection with Louis- | yreqium—
160- 200 pounds
Packing Sows
Good and Choice—
270- 300 pounds 300- 330 pounds 330- 360 pounds
a 360- 400 pounds 400- 450 pounds 450- 500 pounds
Medium—
250- 500 nounds Slaughter Pigs Good— 0 pound- :
CATTLE
90-
Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts,
Steers
there. The war will probably speed Choice—
up things this time.
(1 = 2 1 HOARDERS are sending money to Cuba, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. i In December, $5,327,000 in U. S. money was shipped out of the |; country. Of this $4,900,000 in bills of S20 denomination or larger, went to Cuba. The remainder went to Central and South America.
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ODDS AND ENDS: It violates an|C
OPM order to tear a burlap sack in opening it. Nazi-controlled Rumania is rationing bread( 101% ounces daily) although normally it grows more wheat than it needs. « +» » Sturdier walking shoes are more in demand since the tire ban. . . Sears Roebuck’s December sales were 24.2 per cent higher than December, 1940. Interstate Commerce Commission expects railroads to make money because of war] goods traffic unless caught in a| “vortex of rising prices and w ages.” | «+. U. S. auto firms can’t sell 1942 models abroad except by special license but the ban does not apply to Lend-Lease shipments or exports by Government agencies. . . . Winter weather and Lend-Lease demand for milk products are expected to boost butter prices shortly.
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No. 4
Your Income Tax
Twenty-two million persons, firms, and corporations. it is estimated. will probably file income-tax returns this year. These returns begin to trickle in around Jan. 1. Every return for
the calendar year 1941 must be in by midnight of March 16. In order| to handle the enormous volume of | work alone entailed of receiving these returns, the Bureau of Inter-| nal Revenue has greatly its staff in its several district offices. | The experience of former years shows that the Bureau is always swamped with iate returns. If taxpayers will file their returns early, they will find that this will be] mutually beneficial to the Government. A large number of these returns! contain errors which, if not cor-| rected by the audit, would result to the disadvantage of the taxpayer.| Many persons pay in more than the amount of the tax due; others fail] to take advantage of the personal | exemption, the credit allowed for] dependents, or deductions from gross income to which they are en- | titled.
WE PAY HIGHEST
PRICES FOR DIAMONDS
AND JEWELRY
FROM ESTATES, BANKS AND INDIVIDUALS WE Alse Make LOANS on Anything of Value. | Your Valuables Kept in a Bankable Type Storage
Comm
Choice— 500- 750 pounds Good— 500- 750 pounds
Good— 750- 900 pounds Medium —
; $00- 1000 pounds Comm
Good and choice Medium and ult Common .
| Good and hes ce Medium .
Circle Theater Comwlth Loan 5% pfd Hook Drug Co ccm
to them and/ jiom
Line * Ind Pub Serv 6% pid... | Pub Serv *N Ind Pub Serv | Progress Laundry com . Pub Serv of Ind 5% pfd | Pub Serv of Ind Inc com .... So Ind G&L 4.8% Union Title Co com Van Camp Milk pfd .... Van Camp
| Trac
950- 900. pounds ............. 900- 1100 pounds 100-1300 pouncs 300-1500 pounds
Good—
750- 900 pounds
| 900-1100 pounds
100-1300 pounds 300-1500 pounds
| Medium —
750-1100 pounds 100-1300 pounds 0 on— 750-1100 pounds .. Steers, Heifers
Heifers holce— 750- 900 pounds
500- in pounds
Comm
500- 800 pounds 7.50@
| Med! um {Cu Canner
tter and common
Bulls (Yearlings excluded)
Beef—
Good
| Sausage
Good Medium Cutter and
7 9.25@ 8. Vealers
Good and choi seb Common ane matin Cull
Feeder and Stocker Cattle (Receipts, 328) Steers
Cholce—
pounds pounds
00 pou ds ) pounds
mon— 500- 900 pounds
Calves (steers)
Test esaaen
Good and choice—
500 pounds down
Medium—
500 pounds down
Calves (heifers)
Good and choice—
500 pounds down
Medium —
500 pounds down
SHEEP
(Receipts, Lambs
AND LAMBS 3472)
Yearling Wethers
99 AAO
tpt oo
Ewes (shorn)
Good and choice .... Common and medium
LOCAL ISSUES
Nominal
Stocks Bid
Agents Finance Co Inc com.
com
e T&T Ft Wayne 7% pfd 3
ma. Sst06 Tel 5% pfd Ind & Mich 7% bofd Indpls Gas_com . Ind Hydro Elec % Ind Gen Serv o% iF d | *Indpls Indpls P &
P&L L 5% 7%
Indpls Water 5%
fudpls Water class A com.
Lincoln Loan Co 5% % bpfd Nat Life Ins com
of Ind 59 pfd
hy 1%
Milk com Bonds
Algers Wins'w w RR 4%s.. American Loan American Loan Cent Newspa Ch of Com Citizens Ind 58 41s 61 Consol . Crabb- Reynords- Taylor 5s 42 Ww 43..
5s 51 dg Co 4's 51... Jn Pe!
Ruhner Packing Co 4 Morris 5 & Sto!
Pub 4 Richmond Water orks 5s 57 be: Term Corp 5s *Ex-dividend.
GREGORY & APPEL Capital $100,000 Fully Paid
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Indian Refining Co. Moves Offices
The Indian Refining Co. now occupies these new quarters at 3521 E. Michigan St. having moved recently from the Circle Tower Building. The new Texaco building has more than 15,000 square feet of floor space, is air-conditioned and equipped with fluorescent lights.
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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES
30 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday 113.10 —0.89 Week Ago 110.91 -+1.90 Year Aro. ....ceossosvers ... 133.39 40.37 High, 1911-22, 133.59; Low, 106.34, High, 1940, 152.80; Low, 111.81,
20 RAILROADS 27.54 40.27 Holiday 24.73 40.48 29.65 40.87 1941-42, 30.88; Low, 24.25. 1940, 32.6%: Low, 22.14.
15 UTILITIES
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AT. &T. OFF §5 ON TAX FEARS
Tire Rationing Boosts Bus Shares Higher; Trade
Is Quiet.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (U. P)— American Telephone led the stock market irregularly lower today on a loss of almost 5 points. Trading was quiet.
Telephone met pressure after opening on a loss of almost a point and sold down to 12614, off 43% points net. Substantial losses also occurred in a few other issues, including Coca Cola at 73, off 3 and a new low; Jewel Tea 50, off 2 and a new low; Columbia Gas preferred 51, off 2; Sears Roebuck 533%, off 2; Westinghouse Electric 78, off 13; American Can 60%, off 1%; Du Pont 137%, off 11; Montgomery Ward 26%, off 1; Union Carbide 78, off 13%; and Bristol Myers 40%, off 1%. Bus shares met special buying on the theory that rationing of tires will bring them heavier passenger traffic. Omnibus preferred led the group up with a 6-point gain to 76. New York City Omnibus rose 13% to 141%.
Transport, United Dyewood and Market Street Railway prior proferred which were up a point or more. General Gas convertible preferred jumped 6 to 98. Dealings were dominated by the war-time outlook for the various companies, particularly from the standpoint of vulnerability to taxes.
TRUCK FIRM CITED FOR OVERLOADING
The Steel Transportation Co. of Indiana Harbor has been placed on probation for a 90-day period by the Public Service Commission for truck overloading. This is the first action taken by
»| the Schricker-appointed P. 8. C.
in its announced program to ‘crack down” on truck operators who overload their vehicles by revocation of their operating certificates. Commission officials said that the
cause the company was engaged in hauling steel which is vital to the
3 [country’s defense.
In the probation order, the P. S. C. stated that the transportation
+ | company admitted hauling four
gross loads of from 69,000 to 73,000 Novem8 per (the legal limit is approximately 52,000 pounds). But no overloading occurred after the company was cited to show cause why their
1 2 operating certificate should not be
revoked, officials said. The possibility of having operating certificates revoked for over-
¢| loading is believed by States offiA cials to be more likely to cause
truck operators to keep their vehicles within the legal limits than court fines—the penalties used previously. State Highway Commission offi-
,|cials say that truck overloading is
the chief cause for the break-up of highway pavement in many sections
Indiana.
U. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. & (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. 6, compared with a year This Year
Expenses $11,994,169,805.03 War Spend 8,547,516,639.26 Receipts ,292,79 : Net Def. .. Cash Bal. Work. Bal.
Last Year $5,388,674,360.28 1,863,911,464.40
4| Pub. Debt 58,118,133,420.37
Gold Res. 22,737,669,750.35 22, 1022,485,344.06
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARNG HOUSE
Clearings Debits
LOCAL PRODUCE
under 4% lbs; Barred and White ock, 16c; colored, 15c; Leghorns.
13c. Heavy breed colored hens, 6 Ibs. and over, fan feathered, 18¢c; heavy breed hens, under 5 ibs., full feathered, 18¢c: Leghorn
hens, 12c. Roasters, 4%. Ibs. and over: Barred and (All Wo. 2
White Rock, 18¢: colored, 17c. Cocks, 10c. Eggs—Current receipts. 54 bs. and up 28¢c Graded Bee CLs A Ars 80c; Grade A medium, 26c; Grade small, 2le; no grade, 37T@37%c; No.
11,119,000
Springers,
19¢. Butter—No. 1, N.o 2 35%2@ 36; butterfat, No. 1, 33c; 2, {Country pickup prices quoted “by the Wadley Co.)
DAILY PRICE INDEX
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (U. P)— Dun & Bradstreets’s daily weighted
. price index of 30 basic commodities,
compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Yesterday .cccciiciiviniiiies 153.16 tessssesssissees Holiday Month Ag0 ...c.vvevveens... 150.01 Year Ago ..... . 125.21 1941-42 High (Jan. 7, 1942), 153.16. 1941-42 Low (Feb. 17), 123.03.
A SAFE DEPOSIT
BOX IS LOW COST INSURANCE 9 Different Sizes
$3 to $100 a Year
Federal Deposit Or ntorance Corp.
se severe an
Security Trust Co.
130 B. Washington
MORTGAGE LOANS
to
Buy, Build, Refinance or improve your property on convenient terms.
FHA LOANS
Prompt and Efficient Service
The UNION TRUST COMPANY
and 8 $3,000,000.00 Corperation
A few other issues met sup-|j + | port, including Merchants & Miners
Steel Transportation Co. was placed 3 2lon probation instead of having its operating certificate revoked be- }
of the State, especially in northern =
Aids to Business
DEFENSE NEEDS
Can you ,manufacture any of these? Plans and specifications are on file at the Indianapolis office of the Division of Contract Distribution, Office of Production Management, 1322 Circle Tower building. NAVY DEPARTMENT Schedule No. Description Date Bid Closes
Jan.
calcimine, quss Bis, 15
9752—Brushes, etc.
9755—Hos 9766—Distribuitors ammeters. coils, 9768—Lumber 9792— Anchors, ‘stockless .... 9800—Latches, for yoke post.. 9778_—Material insulating, minat strips 828--Dope, cellulose, (ostate Butyrate, clear and pigmented 9793—Units, test, reall tessee 1 9820— Lenses, shields and heiinets veres 9771—Lumber
motors,
‘generators, sie viic 18
Switenes;
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. Feb. 97TT9—LUMDEr suecnsccscrsscsosssscacess
cabinet type, motor drive r ’
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der, aluminum alioy . , oll, brass.....
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Feb. 9789—LUmber .s.eocsessssccscscsscssss: Bb Jan. 9835—Metal, expanded.. sesenes 13
853—Facings, oat, brass, ‘Naval. sven 35 Bey Towels, 15
§ 876—Paper, 885—Shower Heads, rim-spray shower 886—Frames, hack 34—Machines, ‘forging. bolt and rivet, motor drive 0861 J rasiors, crawle type 9873—Cocks, urinals, faucets and fli and valves, water closet 9874—Heaters, water: SEis_Dishes an boat 9879—Dis 3eg and dis pensers. soap; hile d_racks, xe i 0882 Hivet-Sets, pheu 988 Lier Ly s) tool: Yotder, lathe,
tool 9880 Handles. and 921— and me, es, Sa sont: 17—Boats, aircraft re )—Shears, tailors oa Sinness Scrappers, snp oi.
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chin 8 Lining. brake, ‘ashes Se Hoist. stationary, operated ‘ : “ 1-1384— Switch g diboiah WO 4 9961—Anchors, stockles: 9917—Sodium Broarbonate ‘and
tainers. anode ball. cadmium 9954. Auxiliary power drive. installa- 2
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ure 9971 Valves. air.” high ‘pressure .. 9914—Torches. alcohol and gasoline. . 9925—Indicators. test, universal. 9967—Clubs, Policemen’s TE Sie portable. ‘car on-
to 9043-"Tot ches Oxyacetylene 9972—Machines. stencil- cutting
ARMY AIR CORPS
42-1503—8Shaft, power transmission ii 42-1698—8elect-O-Phone system. 42-1679—Absorber. vibration oe 42-1680—Transformer and regulator. 42- I an bushing. cap. flange. plug—aircraft hardware 42- 1700 Atreratt hatdware—counlings. elbows, crosses, flanges 42- 1647—Oscillograph. matti- element. 42-1703—Lumber—tank, stoc 42- 1706 Aircraft fittings — do nte ie ersal & Ball and sock 42- 1709-Gaskets, copper “ 42-1711—Lumber—maple. ugh 42-1721—Can, portable, afrpione drain 42-1636—Absorber, vibration: grommet, neoprene: hose, aircraft: ete. 42-1704—8witch. limit 42- 1G amnuer.
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THURSDAY, JAN. 8, 1942
MOLYBDENUM T0 THE RESCUE
Taking Place of Tungsten, Chromium and Nickel In War Effort.
By ROSCOE FLEMING Times Staff Writer DENVER, Jan. 8—With the com= pletion next. May of a new mill unit now being built at its huge mine on the Continental Divide, to increase milling capacity by 2000 tons of ore daily, the Climax Molybdenum Co. of Colorado will be in a position to turn out $37,000,000 pounds of “moly” a year. Because it is comparatively plen= tiful in the U. S.,, molybdenum
5| through new processes is taking the
place of the scarcer tungsten, chro=mium and nickel—or is being com=bined with them — to make hard
.| steel for scores of war uses.
Climax production is now 71 per cent of the estimated U. S. moly
3| output of 45,000,000 pounds yearly.
This does not mean that 1941 saw a total of 45,000,000 pounds, because production was less in early
1511041.
In 1942, however, the output may reach 50,000,000 pounds or more. Next to Climax in production is the copper-mine of the Utah Copper Co. at Bingham. Molybdenum is also coming from other copper properties, and is being produced along with tungsten at Bishop, Cal, and with lead at Mammoth, Ariz. The largest producer of molybdenum outside the U. S. is the Green Cannaea copper mine in Mexico, now yielding about 1,500,000 pounds yearly. The next largest producer—and the only large one in Axis-held territory—is the Knaben mine in Norway, which puts out about a million pounds a year,
GRAIN PRIGES DROP ON BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Jan. 8 (U. P.).—Grain futures dropped fracticnally lower under scattered selling pressure in early dealings today on the Board
$|of Trade.
At the end of the first hour, wheat was off 12 to 3% cent a bushel; corn off 3 to 3%; oats off 13 to 3; rye unchanged to off 4, and soybeans off 31 to 7.
HARVESTER CO. VOTE IS SET FOR JAN. 14
The National Labor Relations Board today announced that an election will be held Jan. 14 at the International Harvester Co., Rich= mond, Ind. Workers will vote to be represented by the Independent Harvester Employees Union or the Farm Equipment Workers Organ= izing Committee, Local 118, affiliated with the C. I. O, or by FOF Y neitien
HONOR C. E. WHITEHILL
C. E. Whitehill of the BannerWhitehill Furnitures Co. here was honored by the National Retail Furniture Association last night at Chicago. He was named as one of 11 merchants out of 600 nominations “who contributed to the good name of the furniture industry in the conduct of his business.”
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