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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NEW YORK STOCKS

BUSINESS

Higher Food Prices Lead Advance in Living Costs for Indianapolis

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By ROGER BUDROW i Allied Stores Allied Rares pf 80

THE COST OF LIVING IN INDIANAPOLIS in Decem- Allis-Ch ber was &5 per cent higher than in December, 1940, accord-| Am ing to the e National Industrial Conference Board. And while Secretary Wickard and Leon Henderson | a tussle over who is going to control farm product prices and| Am Am while housewives send food prices higher by hoarding many Am foods unnecessarily, food costs in this city have gone up the St $8 Bf : most of all—nearly 19 per cent between the two Decembers. | Am :

L ES pf Other necessities have gone up] H too. Clothing costs rose nearly 10; HOG PRICES oP

per cent, house furnishings nearly 9 $11.75 Top at 1» at Stockyards; |

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per cent, fuel and light 4.2 per cent, | 1.6 per cent. T 61 cities uear ” Heavier Porkers Take [im Am Tob B .. one of them _166 per cent. 280 pounds scold 15 cents lower at|im Zhe ; ARCROF Stock Gl 16 st—3 per cent. : : : \: rice ~ S - + Marketing Service reported. preneD ti he 10 more than he r were unchanged. The top Io of Labor Statistic Atl C Line hows | -1 ! (Barrows & Gilte)

housing 34 per} cent and su ndries | he Conference Board found, not to i iv 8 ; surprise, sl liv-| 3 Sues ot ; s - m “ De a a dice Am Bago - - i sed . : . Less Reduction. Am Type PF... An-Viscose oliet. Ill, had the Fh act increace HOS weighing between 160 and|im m Woolen re < Li Oo .w !Anaco 5 Newsrk N {the Indianapolis stockvards today |inac Ww i Cable a) i al . i . : than vesterday, the Agriculture;, <a ountrv as Arch-Dan-M C <3 y > increase of 87 HO&s above 280 pounds slumped Armour Ill or are cents while those under 160 Armoire cu napolis for those 12 nou : i was £11.75 for good to choice 200 to Xichicon Hind ic | 210-pounders qc Bureau %:s | Atl Refining s that in Indianapolis Atl Ref pf A.. vegetavles made the biz nce November, goin 2! Ge

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LAST YEAR was a good one for the Indiana merchant. Stores {not including chains) seld 20 per cent more goods than in 1340, Commerce Department figures show. December sales ($12,047. 206) were 19 per cent above December, 1940, and 38 per cent above November. Indianapolis lagged slightly. For | "755 "250 pounds the whole year, stores here made : 200-1100 a 19 per cent gain over 1940. In 1300-1500 pounds December, Indianapolis stores grossed $4,546,578.

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Harvey D. Melvin was elected executive vice president of the Belt | Railroad & Stock Yards Co. at the annual meeting yesterday. Mr. Melvin, who was formerly secretary, succeeds the late Claude C. Holstein. Louis C. McIntyre succeeded Mr. Melvin as secretary, Directors re-elected all other officers. Charles S. Rauh is president and Will G. Irwin is vice president. William V. Kingdon was elected a director.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. 19, compared with a year Jeo.

8 Expenses. $13, 1203 18a. 419 8 | War Spend. 9.452,302,269.52 Receipts | Net Def, . of Cash Bal . 3.085.359,271.87 Work. Bal. 2,306,943,081.39 Pub. Debt 59.295.961,613.34 Gold Res. .22 742,459,254.23

” INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE | Clearing, ng ,508,000 2 | Debits 11,941,000 8

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

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Walter J. Behmer, chairman of the Associated Railways of Indiana, who will retire from active duties Jan. 31, will be honored at a dinner tonight at the Columbia Chub.

WAR STOCKS IN

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TONIGHT

7:00—Quiz Kids, WISH.

8:00—Chamber Music WISH.

8:15—Paul V. McNutt, WIBC.

9:15—Great Moments in Music, WFBM.

Society,

TONIGHT: Excerpts from Offenbach’'s “Tales of Hoffman” will be | sung on “Great Moments in Music” at 9:15 o'clock on WFBM. Stella Andreva, lyric soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, and William Hain, American tenor, will make guest appearances on the program, . Mr. District Attorney solves another “who-dunnit” tale on WIRE at 8:30 o'clock. This time it is the

Van Racketeer.” At 8 o'clock on

Douglas banks Jr. Carlos Romeros, young opera. tenor, will pay a visit to Eddie : Cantor and his Mr. Fairbanks crew. . The mighty tennis ace, Fred Perry, may face the questions of Luke Walton on the latter's sport

DECLINE AT N, Y.

‘| Talk of Profits Limits and

Japanese Progress Add

To Gloom.

NEW YORK, Jan, 21 (U.P) .— in stocks today when a small influx of selling disclosed practically no bidding interest in the market. Pivotal steel, aviation and equip- | ment issues showed late losses running to more than a point, while chemicals were down 1 to 5 points. Business news generally was fai vorable, highlighted by the Federal Reserve Board's mid-month [business report showing a rise in the industrial production index for December to a new all-time peak of 168 per cent of the 1935-39 average. Prospects for legislation drastical-

and continuing reports of Japanese progress in the Malayan campaign,

SOYBEANS STRONG IN GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, Jan. (UB) = Strength in soybeans featured an! otherwise quiet, but firm grain market today on the Board of Trade. Soybean prices rose more than 1 cent a bushel in early trading with! {the July delivery touching a new |! At the end of the]

bean prices were up 1% wheat was,

. oats! td %.'

| first hour, {to 14 cents a bushel: [up 's to 2; corn up to 1's

le to %, and rye up %

No. 15

Your Income Tax

Income taxes for 1941 are paid on normal tax net incomes and on surtax net incomes. A study of the instructions that accompany the

compute the tax on such incomes. This brief statement should serve to help to that end.

The Internal Revenue Code, as mal tax rate, and that is 4 per cent.

come—that is, the net income less the sum of (1) allowable personal exemption and credits for dependents, (2) the interest on obligations of the United States and its instrumentalities, and (3) an earned income credit of 10 per cent of the amount of the earned net income but not in excess of 10 per cent of the amount of the net income. If the net income is $3000, no more than $300 earned net income credit would be deductible from the net income. The entiré amount of the taxpayer's net income up to and including $3000. regardless of the source, is considered earned net income. The surtax is imposed upon the entire amount of surtax nét income. In the computation of the surtax net income the only credits allowable against net income are the personal exemption and the credit for dependents. The rates of surtax increase as the amount of the surtax net income increases, For instance, if the surtax net income is not over $2000. the surtax is 6 per cent of the|T surtax net income. The surtax upon a surtax net income of $2000 is $120; upon a surtax net income in excess of $2000 and not in excess of $4000, $120 plus 9 per cent of the excess over $2000; upon a surtax net income of $4000, $300; upon a surtax net income in excess of $4000 and not in excess of $6000, $300 plus 13 per cent of the excess over $4000; upon a surtax net income of $6000, $560; and upon a surtax net income in excess of $6000 and not in excess of $8000, $560 plus 17 per cent of the excess over $6000. Thus the rates are increased from 6 per cent on the first $2000 to 77 per cent on the excess of surtax net income over $5,000,000. The maximum surtax rate is 77 per cent. On a surtax net income of $5,000,000, the surtax is $3,723,780. When the surtax net income exceeds| $5,000,000, the 77 per cent rate is applicable to such excess, in addition to the surtax of $3,723,780.

SUBTRACT ADDING MACHINE

Retail sales totaled $48,128,000,000 during the first 11 months of 1941— | a greater volume than for any full calendar year since 1929-~the Commerce Department reported today.

estimated at $4,502,000,000, 11 per | cent above the corresponding month of 1940.

manth period in 1941 were 25 per cent more than the corresponding period in 1940, and sales of nondurable goods increased 15 per cent.

review at 6:45 o'clock on WISH. Don't expect to hear Edward G. Robinson and his “Big Town” 8

‘broadcast tonight. | the fighting managing editor of the

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21, 1042

RADIO

The stories of

“Illustrated Press” have been switched to a Thursday night spot and beginning tomorrow night will be broadcast at 8:30 on WFBM. ... Paul V. McNutt will talk on the Mutual network and WIBC in behalf of the nation-wide eampaign for infantile paralysis relief at 8:15 o'clock. . At 8 o'clock on the same station, screen star Walter Pidgeon will appear in a 15-minute transcribed program on behalf of the sale of defense bonds and savings stamps.

¥ ya AROUND THE DIAL: Eddie Cantor is going to. serve on the Navy Relief PFunds New York Auxiliary Committee to organize a gigantic benefit March 10 to raise funds for the support of needy families of men on active duty at Pearl Harbor, the Philippines and other parts where war has struck, ... An officer of the RCAF has sent Bob Hope a medallion for his wife made from the portion of the windshield of a bomber that saw action at Dunkirk. ... . The six-months-old son of Dorothy Kilgallen, Richard Jr. will have a fine collection of autographs waiting for him when he grows up. His mother has guests appearing on her “Voice of Broadway” program inscribe their names in a large black book bearing her son's name on its cover.

THIS EVENING

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is not responsible station changes zfter press time

por ipaueranies in program an-

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

Service League Blue Mt. Girls Request T'me Request Time

Prayer—News Dick Harold ACK Armstron Lavtain Midnight

Les Huff Trio Bert Wilson

WFBM 1260 (CBS)

Lone Journey Wheeler Mission Charlene's Songs Scattergood

Sport Notes Hedda Hopper Frank Parker Gilbert Forbes

Amos and Andy Lanny Ross Red Cross Red Cross

Meet Mr. Meek Meet Mr. Meek Dr Christus. Dr Christian

Fred Allen

Civilian ‘Defense

Cal Tinnev Go Get It Go Get It Herbie Kay

U. S._ Bonds Paul V. McNutt

Fred Allen Glenn Miller Raymo G Spates in Novatime Our “Morale”

Hockey Game Hockey Game Hockey Game Hockey Game

Bohby Pope Defense Frade Art Kass

Novel! Rhvthm

{3llbert Porbes Dance a rChestra Sandm Bandiaen

Benny Goodman Benny Goodman Tommy Tucker Tommy Tucker

QUID | OVS | OND | YOWD | SND OUD POU POD

HER 0020 | ePRo | WOBXD | Ju -I-1 | DADS | Beppo | Sana BRD RED | WO [BLD | Bw | iim | hii | Ei

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THURSDAY

Mission Bell Music

Melody Adventures Melody Sma

Midnight evenade

WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red)

gut yavries oe yA H. 8. Workshop Dessa Byrd 10-2-4 Ranch

Spnortscast Dick Reed

Fred Waring World New Evening Musics! Ralph Knox

Thin Man Thin Map Plantation Party Plantation Party

Eddie Cantor Eddie Cantor District Attorney District Attorney

Kay Kyser

WISH 1310 (Blue Network)

Alvino Rey Alvino Rey Merry-Go-Roun Merry-Go-Round _

Sehao) Das vs rphan An Jimm fe Alen? Tom Mix

Easy gis Mr. n New Kee!

Luke Walton

Quiz Kids Quiz Kids Manhattan Manhattan

Basin Street Basin Street Mr. Pertwell Mr. Pertwell

American Melody American Melody No_ Hitler Bus. 5-8tar Fina)

Ind. Ballroom Sportscast Song of Islands Lifé Program

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Kay Kyser

Dick Reed Storv Dramas Reuters—=8ports Bob Armstrong

Music You Want News George Duffy Harold Stokes Harold Stokes

Mu Bensley Smith

PROGRAMS

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

Cornhuskers . Cornhuskers

Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam

News Roundup American Review Bandwagon Devotional

Bailey & Arthur Bailey & Arthur Bailev & Arthur Les Huff

Friendly House Friendly House Public Schools Meet the Band

WFBM 1260 (CBS)

0 Early Birds Early Birds

World Today Early Birds Early Birds ews

Mark Time 5 Mrs. Farrell Mrs. Farrell Stories

Church Hymns 5 Myrt and Marge Stepmother Rhythm Records

10:: 10:

WISH 1310 (Blue Network) Bunrise Ranch American Express

American E M : ress

WIRE 1430 (NBC-HKed) Heaven-Home Mkts.-Trolley Tim

European News Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

Musical Clock ews Shopping Schon)

Shooping Se! Bess Johnson jachelor's Children [elpma Road of Life

Marv Marlin Happiness The Bartons David Harum

b kfast Club

Henry Busse News--Music Women in Defense Stringtime

Hollvwood News

Prescott Presents

11: 11:

Johm B Huehes Cornhuskers Havmakers Boy Greets Girl

News George Arthur Front Page Industry Speaks

Community Hall Buv Bonds Today School of Air Les Huff

1: 1: 2 2: 2: 2: i: Y Y: 2:00 A 2:15 N 2: 2: 3: Footlight Prevue 2 A-Z Novelty 3: 4: 4: 4: 4:

Buv Bonds Today Buy Bonds Today

Tone Poems ue Mt. Girls equest Time Request Time

:00 Mary Tavlor :15 Man I Married Bright Horizons 15 Aunt Jenny 00 Kate Smith i Big Sister 0 Helen Trent 45 Gal Sunday. :00 Tune Revu 4 Gilbert Forbes Farm Circle 45 Farm Circle 00 Dr. Malone 15 Joyce Jordan 30 Fletcher Wiley 5 Woman in White Helping Hand Navy Program School of Air School of Air Date With Don Date With Don Sing Along Press News Lone Journey Tech Charlene’s ‘Songs Scattergood

0 1 3

0 5 0 5 30 45 0 5 0 45

Farrell

Qld-Time Jamboree

Old-Time Jamboree

Continentals America On Guard Keyboard Rhvthms Market Summary

Singin’ Sam U. 8. Marines Lone Journey Dick Stone

Farm Hour Farm Hour Wally Nehiling Dick Reed Frankie Parrish Linda's ve Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter

Against the Storm Ma Perkin

Pepper Young Vic and Slade

Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown Girl Marries

ortia We Abbotts Polio

News People’s Man Defense Show Defense Show

Vincent Lopez Vincent Lopez uke Ellington uke Ellington

SibhansDiisres Honeymoon Hill News—Music Day Dreams

Matinee Matinee atinee atinee

Will Osborne Will Osberne erry-Go-Round erry-Go-Round

WLW WEDNESDAY EVENING

6:30—Fun Fo irl ares 6:4 ”

— Beautiful Life N

Het owell Thom 6:00—Fred Waring 6 15—Gregor Ziemer

0—Distri 43 Disirict :00—Kay

THURSDAY

i13-Rish 30—Bud 10:45—~David :00—Editor’s

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6:45—Reveille Roundup 7:00—Time to Shine 7:15—Carroll D. Alcott 97:30—~Painted Dreams 3 :45—Consumers —Aunt Jenny »—Linda’s Love }— Woman in White —Vic A Bags ess Jo geelors Sonildren

Rond of Life

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Gene Tunney Quits

Business Posts

NEW YORK, Jan. 21 (U. P).—! Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, now serving as a Lieuten-ant-Commander in the U, 8. Navy, has severed all his private business connections in order to devote full time to his physical training duties with the Navy, it was disclosed here today. Russell R. Brown, president of American Distiiling Co., announced |

receipts of a telegram from Tun- | ney resigning as chairman eof the | liquor company’s hoard of directors. Tunney also has resigned his directorships of Greenfield Tap &! Dye Co. and the Morris Plan Industrial Bank of Greater New York.!

U. S. RETAIL SALES HIGHER THAN 1929

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (U. Ye]

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Sales of durable goods for the 11-

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Exciting! Dramatic! MANHATTAN AT >: MIDNIGHT =

TONIGHT at 7:30—WISH

5—Fun Fountain Man

:18—Thin Man :30--Plantation Party :45—Plantation Party

Kyser

10:00—~Mary Marlin t to Happiness par ton

:15—Lone Journey :30-~News- Farm :45—Everybody’'s Farm Noon —Everybody’ s Farm

ear Har 00—Light of the World 15—Mystery Man

¥:15--Kay Kyser 10—1ay yser HS ay K ser Peter

untain

1 15—Chuck 11:30—Moon

Attorney 11:45—Moon River

PROGRAM

:30-—Valiant Lady 45~~Grimm’s Daughter 0-—~-Against the Storm —Ma Perkins

Haru Daughter

4 00—Backstage Wife ‘18 ella Dallas :30—Lorenzo Jones 145 Widder wD 00—Girl Marries 15--Portis 3 4

)}--The Goldbergs — Beautiful Life

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From Neve York:

“...veally great moments im mmefe.” Walter Winehell, Daily Mirror.

From Cleveland's

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From : “Brings operatic musie a big step eloser to the mass of listeners.” Bob Cray, Com. mevreial Appeal.

From Cincinnalss

«Good idea, well done.” Pen! Kennedy, Cincinnati Post.

TONIGHT'S CAST repolitan and the Chicago Civie Opare Companies.

JEAN TENNYSON SUZANNE STEN STELLA ANDREVA WILLIAM HAIN ROBERT WEEDE OEOROE SEBASTIAN, Conductor and SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

TONIGHT

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