Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1942 — Page 24
PAGE 24
BUSINESS
Price for Indiana Tomatoes Boosted! and Second Time to Get More Production he
By ROGER BUDROW
WASHINGTON WAS DISAPPOINTED WITH INDI. [3% tomato crop—not big enough. \m So it raised the price again, the second time this year, to
ANAS plans for this vear’s
get farmers to grow more.
Last year about 93,000 acres in this state were planted | in tomatoes. This year Washington wanted that boosted to It pushed the price to $15.70 a ton, $5 more than
96,000. last year.
But when the AAA made its can-| vass of farmers in November and tallied the results, it found they ex-|
pécted to plant 93.000 acres in to-
matoes — same as!
last year. So this the
the second in-
crease—to $17.50 raisers,
this time. This is a minimum price! which
week Agriculture Department, without giving any reason, made
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Your Income Tax|
Farmers. which include livestock fruit and truck growers, | poultry raisers, and operators of plantations and ranches, are liable
canning | for Federal income tax returns pro-|
NEW YORK STOCKS
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farmers if want the:
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Government to buy their tomatoes. credit for personal exemption, many | The Government is putting the big farmers will be liable for returns! Bas Asphalt . push on tomato production in order ang to the tax for the first ime | Peinsaal
to have plenty to send, via lendlease, to warring Allied nations. One reason Indiana farmers werent so enthusiastic about planting more tomatoes this year is that they feel they were “stung” by some of the canning factories last year. Some canners didn't pay farmers
the price recommended by the Gov-!
ernment.
The Government is doing more than “recommending” a price this vear. It tells canners what to pay the farmers—that is, if the canners intend to sell their packed tomatoes to the Government. Another thing is that labor is scarce. Tomatoes rotted in the field in some sections last year for lack of pickers. Tire rationing may make pickers even harder to get this year. There is even talk about asking the schools to open later, so the late crop can be picked.
‘require the filing of returns. Primarily. due to the reduction in the]
for the year 1941. Farmers may maintain their recjords and file their returns of income on either the cash receipts
|and disbursements basis or on the Borden Ruruer
Bdgpt Briggs Mfg Bliss & Strat . kivn-M T
|accrual basis of accounting. A con[sistent method must, however, be emploved. If a cash basis is used, Form 1040F. “Schedule of Farm In‘come and Expenses,” is required to be filled out and filed in conjunction with Form 1040. Use of 1040F is optional in the case of farmers who report income on the accrual basis. A farmer who reports income on the cash receipts ang disbursements basis (in which no inventories to determine profits are used) must exclude in gross income tax for the taxable year (1) the amount of cash or the value of merchandise or other property received during the taxable year
from the sale of livestock or pro-
duce which were raised, regardless
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WHY INDIANA'S limestone mills want war work: Preduction last year was 20 per cent beflow the previous year and the third lowest in history. It would have been even worse had it not been for the pickup in December, 2 40 per cent gain. = = » ODDS AND ENDS: Defense 000,000 worth a day. . . . William A. Atkins, Indianapolis saw manufacturer, and William A. Carson, president of Sunbeam Electric at Evansville, have been re-elected directors of the National Association of Manufacturers. . . . The Government will use osnaburg, a cotton fabric resembling burlap, for sandbags, food sacks and camouflage cloth. . . . U. S. Steels profits last year were the best since 1929 and it put $25,000,000 in a reserve for the peace-time transition in addition. . . . Inland Steel Co. is installing an electrolytic tin plating plant at its Indiana Harbor works. . . New England fishermen are balking at going out in submarine-infested waters unless they are protected by insurance and given war bonuses for each trip.
STOCKS LOWER IN VERY SLIM TRADE
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‘of when raised: ‘the sale of any livestock or other [items which were purchased: and 1 (3) | sources.
12) the profits from
gross income from all other
Under the accrual basis in which
the profits, farmers’ gross profits are ascertained by adding to the inventory value of liyestock and produce on hand at the end of the year the amount received from | So
{the sale of livestock and produce, bonds are selling at a rate of $40,-land miscellaneous receipts of in- Sm
ing from this sum the inventory value of livestock and produce on hand at the beginning of the year|g
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and the cost of livestock and pro- Cons C nf
duce purchased during the year. All livestock, whether purchased or
raised, must be included in inven-|g
Cont aier
t tory at their proper valuation. Live- | &=oh
stock acquired for draft, breeding or dairy purposes and not for sale, may be included in the inventory
instead of being treated as capital | cy
assets subject to depreciation, pro- <
vided the practice is consistently followed. If farm produce is exchanged for
the market value of the articles received in exchange is to be in-
merchandise, groceries, or the like, | Brison
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cluded in gross income. The value Be
of farm products which are produced by a farmer and consumed {by his family does not constitute taxable income. Rents received in crop shares are to be returned as
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income as of the year in which Buna
the crop shares are reduced to ‘money or the equivalent of money.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29 (U. P)— | Proceeds of insurance, such as hail
Stocks made an irregular decline; in dull trading today. Losses list, and most were recorded were equally insig-| nificant except in a few instances. Guantanamo Sugar preferred stood | out with a gain of 7% points to a new high at 75%. Norfolk & West-
ern off 33% at 182% had the widest]
decline. Sales to 1 p. m. totaled 260.000] shares, against 270,000 shares the corresponding period day. The turnover in the third hour amounted to only 60.000 shares, the same as yesterday in that hour.
LOCAL ISSUES
Nomina! quotations furnished by local unit of National Association of Securities i Stocks Bid Ask “% 9
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Algers Wins'w W BRL Ashéeican Loan 5s 5 Am Loa
Tele 4:3 55 od Water JNorks ‘Ss 37 105 8 Machine Corp 5s 51..
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Amounts received as loans from {the Commodity Credit Corporation may, at the option of the taxpayer, considered as income and included in gross income for the taxable year in which received. The |election made with respect to the [calendar vear 1939. or for the first ‘year thereafter for which a re{turn is required to be filed, is binding for all subsequent years unless Commissioner approves a change to a different method of accounting. Amounts received under the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act, as amended, the Price Adjustment Act of 1938, section 303 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act, as amended, and the Sugar Act of 1937 constitute taxable income to the recipients for Federal income-tax purposes.
LOCAL PRODUCE
Springers, under 4'; lbs. Barred nis Rock. 16c: colored, 15¢; My
Heavy breed colored hens, over. full feathered. under 35 Ibs. hens, 12
Ben! 3 Ibs. Yoo 8c: vy reed full Ten heres, 16¢ Leghorn
Roasters, 412 lbs. and over: Barred White Rock, isc; colored, 1%7¢. All Sa . 3 cents less.) Cocks. 10c —Current receipts. 54 Ibs and ap
Re Cade A large. llc: Grade : Grade A small, 25¢: mo
1. 38@38'%c; No, 2, 1 3%c: butterfat. No. 1, 33. No. 2, Nk 8 yooumtry , prckup prices quoted by the Wadley Co.
U. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 (U. P.). —Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. 2%, compared with a oar of:
DAILY PRICE INDEX
NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (U. P)— Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted
price index of 30 basic commodities, |
land fire insurance on growing crops, | & are required to be inciuded in gross E were small in the main (income. of the gains that |
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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES
30 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday ......corecceenees 110.13 —0.33/ Week Ago 108.9¢ —p.12 Menth Ago Holiday Year Ago 124.05 —1.95 High, 1941-42, 133.59: Lew. 108.34. High, 1940, 1352.80: Low. 111.84,
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Makes a Profit
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan. 28 (1. P.).—The New York, New Haven & in 1941 experienced its first profitable year in a decade, the carrier reported today.
$2,003,175 in 1940. Earnings for 1041
ditional payroll taxes amounting to
696 covering tax abatements and ad-
FOUNDRYMEN MEET HERE MONDAY NIGHT
There will be two speakers at the Central Indiana chapter meeting of Hotel
ciation Monday night at
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2 |discuss bronze castings in the de-
: {cars will be lowered to 30 cents, the
. dismanting of biilgihes: Sschinery 8
’s 3. = bushel and No. 3 white shelled corn, 82c;
C. T. Greenidge, metallurgical en- ! gineer at the Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, O., will discuss ‘Control Tests for Gray Iron.” E. D. Mooney, Whiting engineer, will
fense program.
CUT TOLL BRIDGE RATE AT MADISON
MADISON, Jan. 29 (U. P.).— Defense workers commuting to the Charlestown and Jeffersonville areas from their Kentucky homes will
Madison-Milton, Ky. bridge over the Ohio river, effective Sunday. William Neal, chief toll collector, announced the fare for passenger
heavy truck fare to $1.10, and the motorcycle fare to 15 cents.
Incorporations
Carl Wolf, Inc, 631 Wabash, Teite Haute; agent, Carl Wolf, 820 E. 5th Terre Haute; 1000 shares no Re Rs: retail and wholesale clothing and jewelry business: Carl Wol gene R. Van Horn, Lester E. Wolf, fo SR Wormser, Rosalie Wormser. Speedway RIE Ey dian
Illinois corporation: admitted to
a to ngage in ete. Haner Rug & Drapery Co., Inc, Marion; Reng! changing name to Haner's and increasing capital stock to 100 shares of $100 par value. Colonial Plan of Indiana, Inc., 115 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis; agent. Jackiel W. Joseph, 1158 Consolidated Bldg. Indianapolis; 1000 shares of $1 par value: industrial loan business; H. L. Solomon, J. F. Soloman, Jackiel W. Jos sep The Independent-Eastern Torpedo Co.. Ohio corporation: admitted to Indiana to manufacure and sell nitroglycerine, dyna-
mite, pn St. eph County Farm Bureau Cooperative Rin. Inc.. South Bend; amendment increasing capital stock to 100 shares preferred of $25 par value and 10.000 shares common of $5 par value and other amendments. White Countv Farm Bureau Co-operative Assn., Inc.: amendment increasing capital stock to 200 shares preferred of $25 par value and 10.000 shares common of $5 par value. Rosenbaum Coal and Material Co.. Inc. Hammond. dissolution Bragno & Co.. Chicago, Ill: registration of tr ade- mark, “Ma Fila Washington,” class 48: Alcoholic liquor e Esterex Co., Springfield, Il., registration of trade-mark. ‘“Schoenen.” class 6: Chemicals, medicines and Paracel:
cal Pre runs, tified Concrete. Inc., East Chicago: change of agent to Eva S. Bs ther. 3868 East Chicago, Ind.
Michigan Ave.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Hogs—Receipts, 15000; active .and mostlv 5 to 15 cents higher: top. $11.90 freely for wei A 180-230 1 bulk 180-300 Ibs. [email protected]; good Ay “choice 2 180 1bs., 11.40@11. 30 130-160 Ibs, wunderweights, 50@ 3 bulk ond 360-500 Ibs. sows, $11@ eep— Receiy , 3000; Late Wednesday— Fat lambs mostly steady to strong; spots, 10@15 cents h! igner, bulk good and choice fat natives and fed range lambs. $12.35@ 12.50; 106 lbs. summer shorn lambs, $11.85. ay’s trade—Fat lambs barely Jotive, fully steady; gooll and choice 29.100 1bs.
native and fed mbs, $12.50; new choice lightweights, tH 0: little doihg on es 800.
extrinely heavy weig! B00: Cal and choice steers and year-
Cattle—Receipts, Strictly good lings steady to weak: all ners weak to 23 cents lower, mostly off 10 to 15 cents; killing quality medium to good and sizable Spay common and medium grade at 50 down to $9.25 and below: nothing HA choice offered: average choice vearlings, medium weight and weighty Mee, "$13.50 down to 12: long string 1019 to 1132 1b. short fed medium grade, $11.25 and $11.50, but common light off colored killers at $9 and below: stock cattle very dull; dressed beef market slow: shipper demand Fither narrow; heifers steady: best, $13.2 5, few above $12: cows steady to weak; canners and cutters steady to $8, down to $6.25; bulls 10 to 15 cents lower with $10.25 practical top on weighty sausage offerings; vealers steady at $15 down.
WAGON WHEAT Up to the close of the Chicago market todav, Indianapolis flour mills nd rary elevators paid $1.19 per bushel for No. Rd wheat (other grades on their Moy yellow shelled corn was T4c per
Ne 2 white oats, 54c, and No. 2 red oats,
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MANAGING It Is Another
,| Net income for 1941 amounted 0 |gooa $6,012,378 compared with net loss of
benefit by lowered toll rates on the |Medium—
HOG PRICES DIP 10 CENTS HERE
3 Top Slumps to $12.05 as
5131 Porkers Arrive At Stockyards.
Most hog prices declined 10 cents at the Indianapolis stockyards today, the Agriculture Marketing Service reported. Weights under 160 pounds, however, were unchanged from yesterday. The top was $12.05 for good to choice 200 to 210-pounders. Receipts included 1231 cattle, 444 calves, 5131 hogs and 3345 sheep.
HOGS (5131)
(Barrows &. Gilts) Choice pounds 160 pounds 180 pound 200 pounds 220 pounds . 240 pounds . 270 pounds 300 pounds ... 330 pounds .. eS pounds ...
160- 920 pounds Packing Sows Good to Choice— 5 POUNAS ..ciuvunrancn 300- 330 pounds 330- 360 pounds Good— 360- 400 400- 450 450- 500 Medium— 250- 500 pounds Slaughter Pigs Medium and Good— 80- 120 pounds
CATTLE (1231)
Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers
sesasare ian
pounds pounds pounds
cassan
TTC 10; 5010.85 [email protected]
Choice— 750- 900 900-1100 1100-1300 1300-1500
Pt pe ft pt
pounds
seeestentene
pounds pounds pounds pounds
td ot
1300- 1500
Medium-— 750-1100 1100-1300
Common— 750-1100 pounds
Steers, Heifers & Mixed [email protected] vee [email protected]
pounds pounds
cretion
9 S098 S999
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Seserransane
Choice— oot 750 pounds
500- 750
Choice Co 900
ro "900 pounds ececesersnens
500- 900 © pounds Cows (All Weights) 9.00@ 9.50 8.50@ 9.00 7.00@ 8.50 6.26@ "7.00 Bulls (All Weights)
(Yearlings exciuded)
teresaranses 12,[email protected] vesesnneaaes [email protected] [email protected] 7.50@ 9.00
pounds pounds
Mediu Cutter nd’ ‘common
Beef— Good Sausage— Good
[email protected] 8.75@ 9.50 7.75@ 8.75
sess ssensessenen
Cutter and Common or. CALVES (444)
Vealers (All Weights)
Good and choice sii Nails. 0 Common and medium Cull 00 @ 3 09
Feeder & Stocker Cattle & Calves
Steers Cho 500- 80C¢ pounds 800-1050 pounds ... Good— 500- 800 pounds ....sessnvnen 800-1050 pouUNdS e.vescsonsss 10 [email protected]
[email protected] 1.75@ 9.25
oice—
Coa To -1000 ) bounds tesasssvienas om 500- 900 pounds Calves Good and chnice— 500 pounds down Medium— 500 pounds down Calves (heifers) Gooa and choice— 00° pounds down ..
(Steers) vaessaesss [email protected] [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] (3345)
500 ads down SHEEP AND LAMBS
Lambs Good and choice............. $12. [email protected]
0@ 10.50
| Medium and good
Common
Yearlings Wethers Good and choice
[email protected] Medium 8. .
50@ 9.75
6.00 5.00
Ewes (shern) Good and choice Common and medium
TERRE HAUTE GAS SUIT NEARING END
BRAZIL, Jan. 29 (U, P.).—Final arguments will be heard Monday in the suit of Mrs. Lenore H. Johncon, Terre Haute, against the Terre Haute Gas Corp, the Indiana Gas Utilities Co.,, and the Indiana Public Service Commission seeking to invalidate a PSC order permitting purchase of the Indiana Gas Co.’s Terre Haute division by the corporation. The case is being heard before Judge John W. Baumunk of Clay Circuit Court.
3.75
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.
130--Dogs, steel: f644—Bars, boring, 1013 -Cehipralors. tal, 30 gal. 1- AB PumpS.
1068— Valves 0 169—Adap si=chisels. ng; es 125— Batteries. storage; and spare paris 127—Cleats, standard composition..... 146—Countersinks 164—Frames, containers and covers; food carrier . 193 Crudibles, without covers 178—Chairs, barber; stools. revolving. . EY Daas, portable, submersible, and are parts 1-179 —Valves. stop, forged, molybdenum steel, flange 139--Biiimps. spray, FR hand op-
flat and Shipwright..
porta Ro water. horizon-
age aE usal,
packless’ ‘globe. ‘flanged plate bending, motor
knives, wood bor-
"carbon
ate 145 Brushes varnish ... 1-1798—Drills, portable . 164—Frames. gontainers food carrier 21 Riles 240—Val 3788—Pive Bending Machine. 181—Extractors for Cartridge Cases... 251—Tables, bedside, hospi jal. 1 232—Paper. carbon hectograp 207—Pumps. portable. ADI ie: and spare pa 3808—Blower. volume 204—Bottoms. wire: springs siatis 1 Cr AONS, metal workers’. soapstone 217—Machines. bread-slicing. meat br and Seaetable cubing and slicing and operated 230—Bands, rubber 234—Urns, coffee, letter. : forks. knives. bending. motor telephone. steel
and covers:
hooks. side and end
and stasis n.
Z13—Ruos, ¢id--Valve 170—Star Screw
S cutters, bolts and nuts. iag 175—Sights, Machine Gun Chenk .. 190—Sets. Generator. Gasoline Engine
Driven 238—Pillows, feather 247—Blocks, and tables, meat: pastry and carving. etc DE fidaes, dummy
1) 220—Cartridees, filled 254—Compressors, air. special tools and wrenches. Seer 3670-—Crrinder, oilstone, suitable for sharpening wood working tools . 3768—Capstan, reversing gypsy-head
235 Fioats, rubber, cellular 257—Units, dental, operating 3805—CO-2 Fire Extinguisher System. . 231—Paper, templet 1 252—Boxes, bread, dredge and ‘pepper; cannisters, sugar, ete 1 259—Blotters; boxes, filing: ‘brushes, cans, oil. cups, sponge: finid, duplicating; oil, typewriter; pads; paste; office: pointers; etc. 229-—Cartridges, gas filled 246—Trucks, hand 3815—Boxes; fiber,
faced . 3814—Pots; Solder ARMY AIR CORPS
42-1844—Bolts, aircraft, drilled. alloy, drilled head. etc 42-1857—Receptacles and Plugs. electrical supplies 42-1884—Bulb: Charger. rectifier 42-1885—0il Tank a bly 42-1895—Durometer, ru . 42-1864—Hinges—Hasn. strap and tee. . 42-1867—Caskets, copper and aluminum 42-1871—Gasket, Fluid Seal—Copper and
Metaliic 42-1875—Gage Assemblies . 42-1882—Solder. Lead, Tin, ‘Silver and
Wire ...... . 42- 158) De (Assembly. "Tow Target ring 42- 1888—Tdentifica tion Button and Card
Ca 42- 1887 Wheel assembly, nose 42-1900—Iunstrument, Portable cent test 42- 1883—Drag assembly ring releas 42- 1888 Identification button & card
42- 1893 Bender. ‘tube, cold or hot Yasin an 42-1904—Kapok, fibre—grade 42-1908—Paper, tracing. EN
ARMY QUARTERMASTER
Boards, 1
gas parts,
cor rugated. double
fluores-
tow target lead
pow er; bender,
669-42-NEG-179—C 1o0t h. lining. wool. knitted and woven 950-42- NEG- 115—Road Machinery. 669-42-208—Mfz. of TTONSErS: spruce green...... 1527—Helmets, leather, 15639—Bromythymol blue lution; Orthotolidine solution .... 199-42-NEG-156—Brushes, scrubbing . 199- ” a 151—Stationery and pile
plie 199- on NEG. 153—Safes, field. ‘keylock. . 199-42-NEG-210—Flour, wheat 431-42-NEG- Iron sets, laneous 431- poy aye] containers.
950- i. NEG-115—Road machinery 1547—Mats. gymnasium 20°x20’; thick= joss. 2": to be made of best grade
fel . 431-42-NEG-100_Ranges,
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Feb. alum. 5
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6 741-42-1597—Springs, . 5043 Water
THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1947
Made Plant Chief
Edward F. Theis
Appointment of Edward F. Theis as plant manager of the Propeller Division of the CurtissWright Corp. in Indianapolis was announced today by Robert L. Earle, vice president and general manager of the division. Mr. Theis, formerly works manager of the Refrigerator Division of the Fairbanks-Morse Co. here, was works manager of a similar division in the Philco Corp. at Philadelphia for the past four years. He and Mrs. Theis and two of their four children live at .6281 N. Chester St. :
and stoves, Cannon 421-42-NEG-1135—Leather 669-42-NEG-180—Buttons 669- 42- 208 Mt of Trousers,
" of ‘Coats,
“items and thread . wool,
1 13 Mackinaw, 669- ” 210—Mfg. oC held, wool, ruce groen 5 669- Po 211—Mfg. of ln, ‘wool,
green CCC ARMY MISCELLANEOUS
0. M a 454—Channels, steel, 3"
311.3800 ets. medicine, desk type .... X-164—Polysine Generator X-187—Longcloth: cotton .. X-196—Two-dial manual automatic ‘interval timer and contacto X-199—Lamp, quartz: low emperatire, high efficiency lockers lamps (floating) 5037—Steel door and frame. wire ‘rope clips, steel wire cloth, ete 308e-Oiiye Oli U. 8. P. Xl, one quart tin
344 Sterilizer. second size 345—Beds, hospital, French grey color. X-200—Rhythmic constructor, complete with connecting cords. work, steel X-135—Generator, X-Ray, self rectified type. stabilizer 1
‘spruce
‘and incandescent
two- lipped high speed stee 5950 Heavy duty rooiers "and greasing "link
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in sets
type) 5945—Rubber seal test strips 5246—Industrial trucks (electric storage attery powered) .........c0ee05, 5953—Chain hoists, coil chain, ship anchors, creosoted rough timbers..
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