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SATURDAY, JAN. 31, 1942

HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PAGE 9

“FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS

By UNITED PRESS

BUSINESS

Average Hoosier Firm Nets 10 Per Cent

Abbott Lab

On Navy Contracts, House Report Shows a

By ROGER BUDROW

INDIANA MANUFACTURERS HAVE AVERAGED nearly 10 per cent profit on work they've done for the Navy. This is shown in the much-debated report of the House Committee investigating profits on Navy contracts. Some of the profits were very large, leading to a demand for a law limiting profits on war work. Many concerns, on the other hand, claim the committee has exaggerated the profits

LESSEE DORKER PRICES ARE UNCHANGED

out that the report ought to be| read with some skepticism. The Committee didnt get many quesTop Stays at : at $12.30, Best Paid Here in More Than Four Years.

tionnaires back, so all firms doing Navy wi or weren't represente More om is the fact that many firms didn’t say if their profit) percentage was] figured on the| full contract orj on the cost to] the manufacturer. | Others didn't{the Indianapolis stockyards today, Roger Budrow specifiy if the [remaining the highest they have pe was before or after taxes WET€ been in more than four years. Those factors can make great dif | down to choice 200 to 210-pounders. Receipts!) lincluded 200 cattle, 25 calves,

1500 hogs and 25 sheep.

ferences when you get actual profits. At any rate, here are the percentages of profit or loss made on Navy orders already completed by Indiana firms. The average profit figures out at 9385 per cent.

HOGS (1500)

(Barrows & Gilts)

Good to Choice— 140 pounds 160 pounds . 180 pounds . 200 pounds . 220 pounds ... 240 pounds <0 pounds ....srcousies 300 pounds ... 330 pounds ..... 360 pounds ....

Profit Loss 249 «en 18.0 6.2 1.3 8 23.2 . 31.2

Preoducts.....

Adams & Westlake Bendix Aviation Bertsch & Co William R. Boot:z Cummins Engine Co. General Motors Glidden Ceo. Graver Tank Hammond Lead Nat'l Automatic Tool .- . Goo so Chr Peabody Seating Ceo. arses JO. ge 270 300 pounds Raustless Iron & S cence 0. “ 3%- = poungs Seymour Woolen Good— South Bend Lathe .. 360- 400 pounds 8. G. Taylor Chain .- s00- Ed pounds = | Mediu 250- 00 pounds Here are the percentage of profit Slaughter Pigs or loss expected to be made on un-

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Profit Loss CATTLE (200)

Atkins . wes 87 . Slaughter Cattle & Calves . 1%6

E. C Bertsch & Co. Cummins Engine Co.. General Motors Graver Yank ........cce0ennen Nat'l Automatic Toel Raustless Iron & Steel 113 on Seymour Woolen Mills ....... 33 ... South Bend Lathe . “ee 208 .. Zollner Machine Works . “ee Electronic Laboratories .. 3 .ee

Thus, the average Indiana firm stood to make a 10.1 per cent profit] 750-1100 pounds on work as yet uncompleted, the| Stetrs, Heifers & Mixed report shows. This is slightly more} “ha 550 pounds [email protected] profit than on orders already fin-| G9. [email protected] ish

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1300-1500 Medium— 750-1100 1100-1300 Common—

pounds pounds

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750 pounds

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“= 900 pounds

DIFFICULTIES of many kinds Ge _750- "900 pounds ar + «| Meaium— prevented some firms from complet | 6: B00 pounds > 3, = ing jobs on schedule. E. C. Atkins, 0 pounds had trouble getting materials. Ben- | Cows (AN Weights) dix Aviation was plagued with work: Mediura m ter and common. stoppages, delays in building added Canner .- facilities, subcontractors’ slowness and changes in design while turn. ing out ithe order. Cummins Engine and General Motors were slowed by subcontrac-| tors. Lack of skilled labor hampered Taylor Chain.

cesesensnaes [email protected]

csssesennene

Bulls (an Weights)

(Yearlings exciuded) Beef— Goc

a a Common CALVES (25) Yokes (All Weights) ” = » | oo Bh AND ENDS: Bank heavy German

ODDS France claims cupation

s 1 ol Feeder & Stocker Cattle &

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are pushing the po fg a: 00-1050 pounds country toward disastrous infia-|Good— mn S500- 800 pounds ..... tion. rap metal campaign o220.1050 pounds .... c3 North Carina farms has vielded| 550-1000 pounds ANAS per 1 A 798 pounds per farm, on an average, SQETOR= 8 new record. Brazil and Calves (Steers) United States are taking most of |Good ana choice— the fruit (chiefly pears and grapes) | Mearuma rien that Argentina used to sell to Eu-| 500 pcunds down ... rope. Several companies will TIVE tinier | Gooa and choice— still be making autos next week, |

COSTS

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Good and choice...... sail

500 pounds down finishing out their January quotas. [Msgum— =~ After that, only medium and heavy trucks, military vehicles. . Coal SHEEP AND LAMBS producers received an average price| . . Ln. atin vt 12 cents above the minimum dur-|Medium and good ing the first year the Bituminous | Common Coal Act was in effect. Beth-| lehem Steels income rose 60 per|Medium cent last year but taxes went up 166 per cent so net profit was act- Good and choice... ually 41 per cent lower than in 1940.

Government Bonds

U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds Net Hig Low Close Change 25 194 105. Te 105.19 105.19 1954-31 107.2¢ 1097.24 107.2¢ —38 Federal Farm Mortgage Bonds 100.16 100.1% 100.18 —.1

WAGON WHEAT

ot the Chicago market flour mills and grain r bashel for No. 2} rT grades on their merits). shelled com

Clase 270

Your Federal Income Tax— What to Do and Not to Do

(From the Treasury)

pr items are specifically ex-iTerritory, or any political subdiempt from the income tax and need vision thereof, or the District of Conot be niet in the taxpayers lumbia, or possessions of the United return of gross income. Among such States; obligations of the United items are the proceeds from life In-;States issued prior to March 1, 1941, surance policies paid by reason of to the extent provided in the acts the death of the insured. Amounts authorizing the issue thereof: or received -(other than amounts paid obligations issued prior to March 1, by reason of the death of the in- 1241, of a corporation organized unsured and interest payments onder Act of Congress if such corporasuch amounts and other than tion is an instrumentality of the amounts received as annuities) un-|United States; amounts received der a life insurance or endowment through accident or health insurcontract. which are less than or ance or under workmen's compensaexactly equal to the premiums or tion acts for personal injury or consideration paid therefor. arelsicknes; and damages received on exempt from Federal income tax. account of such injuries or sickness. Any excess received over the con-| Pensions and compensation re-

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sideration paid is taxable. Amounts ceived by veterans from the United Hat

received &s an annuity under an; States for services in time of war annuity or endowment shall be included in gross income; | from the United States by the famexcept that each vear the excess of

{ily of a veteran for services ren-|H

contract are exempt; and pensions received Here bar res

the amount received over 3 per cent! dered by the veteran in time of wari

of the aggregate premiums or con-|are exempt. sideration paid for the annuity is| There is also exempt from the] tax-free until the acgregate of such Federal income tax the rental value! sums excluded from gross income of a dwelling house and appurtefor the taxable year 1941 and prior nances thereof furnished to a min- | years equals the aggregate pre-| ister of the gospel as part of his miums or consideration paid for the | i compensation. annuity. There are also eXemp:| Other items excluded from gross from tax amounts received by gift,/income are alimony and an allowbequest, devise, or inheritance; So Site [vasa oh .a SEUBEALIGh agrSe. terest on obligations of a State, ment.

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

30 INDUSTRIALS —0.03 —0.49 +0.30 +0.98 —0:85

creieinivecsiupee 109.48 Week ARO ......veececcssee. 109.42 Month ARO .........coeoeeee 118.75 Year Ago 123.28 High (1941-42), 133.59; Low, 106.34. High (1940), 152.80; Low, 111.84. 20 RAILROADS 28.24 28.31 28.71 27.15

Week AZO .....ccvcovvnaconss Month Ago ... Year Ago 28.10 High (1941-42), 30.88; Low, 24.25. High (1940), 32.6%; Low, 22.14. 15 UTILITIES “een 14.02 14.10 14.05

Yesterday Week Ago Month Ago ...... 14.70 Year Ago 19.56 High (1941-42), 20.65; Low, 13.51. High (1940), 26.45; Low, 18.03.

17 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Sales Net (in 100s) High Low Close Change Pgh St Br. 130 43% 41g 4% 3% Atlas Tack .. 43 8 8 8 1% NY NH & H 40 11-16 9-16 5 —1-16 Can Pac a | 13¢ Gen Elec ... 28 oY. Intil TE T.. 26 214 Atchison . 3 333% StONJ ...2 3912 NYOoent ... 2% 914 Nash Kelv .. 238 41% South Pac .. 22 121% Guant Sugar. 21 35% Bendix Aviat. 20 355% Cuban A §S .. 20 814 St Oil Cal .. 18 2114 Socony-Vac .. 18 8 vs 8 “eee Graham-P . 18 15-16 % 15-16 ....

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shares, compared with 290,000 in the short session a week ago. Curb stock sales were 46,000 shares

1, against 48,000 last Saturday.

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GRAIN PRICES SAG ON NEW FDR PLAN

CHICAGO, Jan. 31 (U. P)— Grain futures developed a weak tone today on the Board of Trade following a Presidential order making Commodity Credit Corp. grain

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37%

37's

‘| holdings available to all govern-

ment agencies. Wheat closed % to "% cent a bushel lower; corn was off 3 to 1;

2 oats off % to 1: rye off 1% to 1%:

and soybeans off 1% to 17%.

RANGE Prev.

Close Close 30% $1.31% 1.30, .....

1. 31% 1.33%

Wheat— Low $1.29: $1 1.31% 1.33%

High $1.30 % 1.32% 1.33%

May. aR 1.32% 1.33% 88% 90 91%

July.. Sept. . Corn May.. July.. Sept. .

1. 34, 882 90% 913%

87% 893% 903;

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383% 58% 58% 87 89%

Sept. . 92 oybeans=

1.9914 2.01% 2.00

58% 58% 58% 87% .90

58% 573%

July - ‘ 57%

Sept. . Rye— May.. 85% 883%

90% 1.97 2.00 1.98%

1.993%; 2.01% 2.00

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CASH

Wheat—No. 3 dark hard, Corn—Odd No. 1 yellow, yellow, 84c; No. 3 Jengw. 832@ No. : ‘yellow, 84c; 8 yellow, Ct esse. Po. ¢ yellow, 9G 8le: No. 5 yellow, 75@ 8c Soybeans—No. 3 yellow, $1.88%. IO. mixed, 5§8zc; Ro. 3 mized,

581 59c; No. ¢ hite, Shige: No. 1 cial heavy, S850: No. 1 red Special, 581, @58%c. yve—No Bariey Matures 75@9%7¢c nominal: feed and screenings. 57@72c nominal; No. 1 malting, 89%; No. 2 malting. & 89¢c. Cash Provisions—Lard, $10.92 bid; loose, $11.15 nominal; leaf, $11.37 nominal; bellies, $13 nominal.

LOCAL GRAIN

CASH Wheat—Easy, feces. gars, No. 1 red, HY ats @1.24'% 0. > red, $1. Re 1.23%; No. 1 hard, $1.22'[email protected]%; No. 2 hard, $1.21'[email protected]%%. Corn—Easy receipts, 35 cars; No. low, T6'2@77'%c; No. 3 yellow, Tain 8 to 9 cents ‘over on white; 1 to 216 Ee on mixed. ro receipts, 7 ars; No. Eh 54 Bsc.

wile: 57@58¢c; No. ie ans—Easy; receipts, 1 car; Indiana on “Hitnois points,

[email protected]; U. S. STATEMENT WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 (U. P.) .—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. 29, compared with a vear 2g;

This Yea Expenses $13, 202, 026, S61. 99 Nar S end 10,163,121,566.85

@ Slee

Last Yea $6,224, 012, 386. 26 2,299,212,698.14 2,947,786 496. 81 20).450.531. 82 7 1-890; 289,979.35 46 45,214,641,816.21

.783,192.1 Gold Res. 22.745.155.325.01 22,110.157,095.79

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE This Week 1,000

$24,69 CestRNeIRLLLLtain tieeees 76,381,000

Clearings 3 ,436,000 Debits 12,724,000 This Month Sleatin Debit oy

LOCAL PRODUCE

ingers, under 4'2 lbs, Barred and ock, 16¢c; colored, 15¢c; Leghorns,

Bes eavy breed colored hens, 5 lbs. and over, full feathered, 18c; heavy breed ens: 5 der ? 3 Ibs., full ‘feathered, 16¢ Leghor ens, Nousters, 4'% lbs. and over; Bared and White Rock, 8c; colored, le, All No. 2 grades, 3 cents 'ocks, Eegs—Current receipts. 54 os and up

Graded rade A large, lle; Qrede A Medium, Grade A small, 25¢; Butter r—No. 1. 38@mke; Ne. 2, 36%@ butters No. 1, No. 2, I untry ,plekup prices quoted by the

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OTHER LIVESTOCK

FT. WAYNE, Jan. Po P.) .—Hogs— Steady to 5 cents hig $12.20; 200-220 ibs. $12; 220-240 Ibs. £3 260-280 i

Ibs., 300-350 1lbs., 150- Ibs.

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Besiieeriiinannian “ee 123 tron 000 |

Joins Water Co.

Lewis S. Finch

Lewis S. Finch, local consulting engineer, will become associated with the Indianapolis Water Co. Monday as principal assistant engineer in the Engineerin partment. He will fill the vacancy caused by the death of Homer Rupard. A graduate -of Purdue University, Mr. Finch was chief engineer with the Indiana State Board of Health. In 1933 he entered private practice. He was consult= ant to the Defense Public Works Division of the Federal Works Agency and designed the original water and sewerage systems in Charlestown.

STOCKS, BONDS CLOSE LOWER

Dominates Trade, Which Is Lightest

Since October.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31 (U. P= Stocks, bonds and commodities declined today as the British left the mainland of Malaya and settled down in Singapore for a Japanese siege. Trading on the stock market was

around the smallest for a Saturday since early October and volume for all of January finished at the

War

. lowest level for that month since

1919. Wall Street regards Singapore as a vital point in the Far East and experts predicted uncertain markets until its status is definitely established. Thus the war took top place in the list of adverse market factories, which include taxes, restrictions, labor demands for higher wages, and the new price control bill. Losses in the main list were small industrial average held slightly above its low for the year, set on Jan. 22. All major groups registered losses and some recently strong special groups also reacted downward. Sugars joined the decline. Numerous special issues had losses ranging to more than 2 points. Rails, steels, motors, oils and coppers were fractionally lower. Mercantiles had losses ranging to more than a point.

Curb Stocks

Net Low Close Change -— My

Callite Tung .. Can Col Air w.. Can Marconi . Carrier Cop Ses Serv pf.

nt ofa & Elec

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2% 142% %,

27% -16 7-16 111% 21. 55%

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LOCAL ISSUES

Nominal fuotatione furnished by local nit of National Association of Securities ealers. Stocks Bid Ask

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108

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ON THE

Indianapolis radio listeners will have an opportunity to have questions answered during the broadcast of the “Wake Up, America” forum tomorrow, on WISH at 2 Ja m. Subject for discussion is “Is Economic Equality Possiblef8 Through Social Planning?” and§ the period from#§ 2:30 to 3 p. m. will be devoted to answering ques- ss tions sent in by local listeners, Miss Chiesa Questions may be telephoned to WISH. . . . Vivian Della Chiesa and Frank Munn will salute Fritz Kreisler’s birthday at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow on WIRE during the “American Album of Familiar Music” program. . . , Guest soloist

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RADIO

TOMORROW 2:00—N. Y. Symphony, WFBM. 4:60—Family Hour, WFBM. 5:45—MTrs. Roosevelt, WISH. 6:00—Jack Benny, WIRE. 8:00—Ford Hour, WFBM. 9:00—Take It Or Leave It, WFBM.

for the “Ford Sunday Evening Hour” at 8 p. m. tomorrow on WFBM will be Helen Traubel, Wag-

nerian soprano of the “Met.” She will share the spotlight with Jose Iturbi, pianist-conductor. . . . A rortion of the Indianapolis-Cleve-land hockey battle tomorrow night will be broadcast on WIBC, beginning at 10 p. m. Bert Wilson will announce. . . , Robert Weede, the “Met” baritone star, appears as guest on the “Pause That Refreshes on the Air” at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow on WFBM.

THIS EVENING

“The Indianapolis nouncements caused by station changes aft

Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ale

er press time.)

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 (CBS) (Mutual)

Glenn Miller Glenn Miller Glenn Miller Glenn Miller U. 8. Marines Roger Budrow Pop Time Allan Roth Gilbert Forbes Allan Roth

Modern Music Waltz Dream World Today Bert Wilson Wavne Wavne King

Guy Lombardo

News Sportsman’s Hour

nside Sports

They Like Music Thev Like Music Calif Melodies Calif. Metodies

Tropical Moods Tropical Mooas Jamboree WIBC Jamboree

IBC Jamboree Srnkihe Bands Spotlight Bands Teddy Powell

Bobby Pope Bobby Pope WIBC Jamboree WIBC Jamboree

Shep Fields Loule Lowe Xavier Cugat Xavier Cugat

Hobby Lobby

Hit Parade Hit Parade Hit Parade Sat. Serenade

Sat. Serenade Industry in War Industry in War U. S. Army

Gilbert Forbes Dance Orchestra Sandman Sandman

Will Bradley Will Bradley Benny Goodman Benny Goodman

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King Mission Bell Music

SUNDAY PROGRAMS

WIRE 1430 (NBC—Red)

Doctors at Work Doctors at Work Sentimental War Reporter

Youth's Hour 1430 Club Sportscast Dick Reed

Defense Show Defense Show Defense Show Ralph Knox

Playhouse

WISH 1310 (Blue Network) Johnny Long Johnny Long Lucky Millander Lucky Millander

Muggsy Spanier Hollywood News Dominican Salute Edw. Tomlinson

Message Messare

New ove Walton

Green Hornet Green Hornet Ted Steele Ted Steele

Horace Heidt Butler-Chanute Butler-Chanute Butler-Chanute

Butler-Chanute Butler-Chanute Carmen_Cavellero 5-Star Final

Indiana Roof Sportscast Song _if Islands Life Program

News Henry Busse Tommy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey

Truth Or—

Barn Dance Barn Dance Barn Dance Barn Dance

Bill Stern Ink Spots Arthur Jordan Arthur Jordan

Dick Reed Basketball Express For Air Corps For America

American Music American Music Week’s Best-News Week’s Best-News

WIBC 1070 (Mutual) Gospel Hour Gospel Hour

Hallelujah 4 Jones Singers Calvary Calvary

Southland Southland Allen Roth Southland

WFBM 1260 (CBS)

Timely Turres Timely Tunes

World Today

Wo edie | es OUD | nO

Gypsy Caravan

0 Church of Air 5 Church of Air C. M. B.

Echoes Echoes

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CW | 00000000 | 3-3 J o

WIRE 1430 (NBC—Red) DePauw U. Gypsy VErsembie

Ford Porter Ford Porter Irvington Church Irvington Church

Radio Pulpit Radio Pulpit ndiana U. ndiana U.

WISH 1310 (Blue Network) Sunday Serenade Sunday Serenade

bernac bernac bernac. Dernac.

hristian hristian e Class 1 Bible Class

O. M. B.

10:00C. M. B 10:15C M B 10:30 Melodic Moments 10:45 Melodic Moments

11:00 Syncopation

11:15 11:30 Salt Lake Choir Salt Lake Choir

11:45 12:00 Gilbert Forbes 12:15 Sunday Serenade 12:30 At the Zoo 12:45 At the Zoo 1:00 Spirit of '42 1: 23 Spirit of 42 World Today g World Today

Bible Class Bible Class Music Salon Les Huff

Contrasts Favorite Music Silvery Cascades Silvery Cascades

George Fisher Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hour

Week's Hi-Lites Radio Warblers Tangled Tunes Musical Spotlight

Bob Parker Shep Fields Children’s Chapel Health Clinic

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