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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NEW YORK STOCKS

_(STOGKS DOWN

By UNITED PRESS

BUSINESS

Government to See if War Time Will Conserve Electric Power

By ROGER BUDROW

Amal Le IS ANY ELECTRIC POWER BEING SAVED by this|am ag cn new war time? That is a question the Federal Power Com- 3 mission is going to try to answer. It will check the records|4 of all the utilities, comparing consumption from today on with that used previously. Last June the utilities estimated that about 750,000 kilowatts of electric power capacity, equivalent to a million horsepower, would be saved. But that was before Pearl Harbor and the step-up in war out:

The industrial load on Sunday is] low of course because there is prac- | PORKER PRICES A ARE UNCHANGED

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Practical Top Is $12.75; ansconce 8800 Hogs Received | XS Pg At Stockyard.

housewife’s 1ron- : At ine .... 2 { T iv Atl Refining ing and indus-| Hog prices were steady at the Aviation Corp .

trial operations) Indianapolis stockyards today, the Roger Budrow _,.. ang stay at a | Agriculture Marketing Service rehigh level through the three middle | ported. days of the week. | The practical top w p was $12.75 for On Friday the industrial load be- | good to choice 200 to 210-pounders gins to taper off and Saturday Sip: a few choice lightweights sold much lighter because of the early] as high as $12.90. closing of many commercial and Receipts included 2838 cattle. 500

industrial establishments. -alves. 8800 h an But the weather can throw a kin} I* Vis Saf) R500 Sheth.

into the whole works. A sudden| storm sends electric power con-| sumption soaring in just a few goos minutes. And cloudy days boost the| ] need for lighting. = »

NEW ON THE MARKET A blackout bulb with a silver lining which directs the light to a’ 33 small area. N Fuel briquettes of straw, made by! ™ Po air ove grinding the straw down to a POW- Good and Choice— See drying it at high temperature 330- 300 pounds then compressing it while it is| 3% 330- 0 poms chnenies cn hot. | Soo 00 pounds » » = | a: = pounS: .“— ODDS AND ENDS: Wall Street amecivm— was fooled Saturday,

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thinking the 230- 500 pounds ...... ‘ ICC would announce a freight rate , .. _ Slasghier Fin increase, but it didn't come off. . . . 20. 120 pounds If Japan seized all British and CATTLE (2838) Dutch oil fields in the Far East,| Slaughter Cattle & Calves the Axis would have 133,000,000 bar-| rels a year (but the U. S. alone pro-| pou duces 1500000000). . , . Sugar ra- | 80-1180 pounds 111 tioning may cut supplies for ice 1300. 1500 POUNAS sv.vvnnnnnnee cream, candy and baker goods. U. S. produced 500 million pairs of 3% i Downe: 1 shoes last year, a 22 per cent gain. 13. 1308 pounds ... « . » The Treasury will move three 750-1100 pounds billion dollars worth

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Leading steels which had made new lows for the year came back fractionally. Chrysler regained part of a one-point decline. Special issues moved over a wide area. Bech-Nut Packing broke 10 points to a new low at 95. New lows were made by Dow Chemical at 110, off 1%, and General Electric 426%, off 5%. Nickel Plate preferred lost nearly 2 points. Patino Mines , (and Allied Chemical were off a point. The decline spread to utilities, farm shares, mercantiles, oils and tobaccos. Amusements, rail equipments and aircrafts were steadier than other groups. Adverse war news from the Far East and the approaching holiday made traders cautious. Markets will close on Thursday for the Lincoln’s birthday holiday.

GRAIN PRIGES HOLD STEADY AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 9 (U.P.) —Grain futures prices were little changed in quiet, early dealings on the Board of Trade today. At the end of the first hour wheat was off z+ to up '& cent a bushel; corn unchanged to off 4; oats unchanged to off ls; rye up to %, and soy beans off %& to up 1%.

Trade attention centered on reports that the farm bloc would move to prevent the Government from using surplus commodities to hold prices down,

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal vear through Feb. 6, compared with a vear sgo:

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QUICK CITIZENSHIP MEASURE APPROVED

Times Special WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. — Attorney General Francis Biddle has approved his bill to issue citimenship : [certificates to all who submit ac-

ceptable evidence of birth within i/the United States, Rep. Forest A, Harness (R. Ind.) reported today. .| A hearing on the measure has been scheduled for Wednesday by the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. The bill is ! | designed to aid those, who in seek- : ing employment in war industries are unable to produce a birth cer- . | tificate. v,| With Justice Department approv- . al, the bill will be promptly passed, » Rep. Harness predicted.

|BOTANIST ADDRESSES STATE POETRY GROUP

*| Dr. Willard N. Clute, American : Botanist Magazine editor, spoke to members of the Indiana Federation , lof Poetry Clubs, which met at the ‘1, | Y. W. C. A. yesterday. °| Mrs. Florence MacDonald, soloist,

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War Sp. Receipts. Net df ry accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence R. his Bal Hayes. Gata res. Miss Katherine McPherson is) chairman of the group and Miss/ Chen ¢ June Winona Snyder is president. | Wad

ODD Ti tis Dis NIT De 8D

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE vesns erie. 84,186,000

Debits ...c..0o0iii niin a. $9,168,000

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No deduction is allowable for losses from sales or exchanges of property, directly or indirectly, between (a) members of a family, (b) a corporation and an individual owning more than 50 per cent of its stock (liquidations excepted), (¢) a grantor and fiduciary of any trust, or (d) a fiduciary and a benefictary of the same trust. If (1) shares of stock become worthless during the year, or (2) corporate securities with interest coupons or in registered form are ascertained to be worthless and charged off during the year, and are capital assets, the loss therefrom shall be considered as from the sale or exchange of capital assets as of the last day of such taxable year. In determining “gain” in case of property acquired before March 1, 1913, the cost, or the fair market value as of March 1, 1913, adjusted as provided in section 113 (b) of the Internal Revenue Code as amended, whichever is greater, should be used, and in determining “loss” the cost, so adjusted, should be used. If the property was acquired after Feb. 28, 1913, the cost, except as otherwise provided in section 113, of the Code as amended, should be used. The taxpayer's return should state the following facts: (a) For real estate, the location and description of land and improvements; (b) for bonds or other evidences of indebtedness, name of issuing corporation, particular issue, denomination, and amount; and (¢) for stocks, name of corporation, class of stock, number of shares, and capital charges affecting basis (including nontaxable distributions).

CHINA CONSIDERING NEW BOND ISSUE

CHUNGKING, Feb. 9 (U. P.).— Authoritative sources said today the government of China is considering flotation of domestic bonds in United States dollars and pounds sterling, which, along with new loans from the United States and Britain, will absorb Chinese legal tenders now in circulation. Another plan reported under discussion is the shipment of a certain amount of United States banknotes to China as part of the United States loan. This plan would involve establishment of an American bank branch in interior China.

LOCAL PRODUCE

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, Graded TR A large. 28c: Grade Trade” edium, 25c; Grede A small, 32¢: no

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ter-—No, 86; No, butterfat, No. 1, 340; No. 3, le.

HELP US DO OUR PART IN THIN EMERGENCY

Wadley Co.)

The Ice Manufacturers and Dealers of Indianapolis ask your co-operation in their efforts to conserve on

MONDAY, FEB. 9, 1942

DELINQUENT TAX LAW IS PUZILE

Must Be Clarified in Court Before Land Can Be Sold.

Another law passed by the 1941 Legislature will have to be reviewed by the Indiana Supreme Court for interpretation before a single piece of property is sold for delinquent taxes. As a result of the current confusion over the delingent tax sale law, the annual disposal of property to satisfy taxes may have to be postponed or canceled this year.

The new law provided that property, on which taxes have not been paid for five years, must be confiscated by the County Auditor who in turn must have it appraised and sold, presumably at a profit to the county, or is it to the ctiy? Where Does Money Go?

The law doesn't say whether the county shall reap the profits or the city or the townships or where the money should go. County Attorney Victor Jose Jr. said no one has been able to deter= mine that question, “The new law is so complicated and so confusing that we can’t tell anything definite about it,” Mr. Jose said. Another thing the lawyers have run up against is the question of what class cities are included in the property sale law. Also Mr. Jose said holders of Barrett Law public improvement bonds are complaining that if the county takes over property for dee linquent taxes, how will they collect on their bonds?

Court Ruling Needed

“These are just a few of the technical questions arising from the law and the courts will have to decide before anything can be done,” he said. Under the old law, the County Treasurer merely advertised delinquent tax properties for sale at pub= lic auction and they were sold to the highest bidder. A group of Barrett Law bond holders filed a suit several months ago for a restraining order to prevent the auditor from taking over any property until the legal ques= tions have been settled.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Feb. 9 (U. P).— Dun & Bradstreet’'s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Saturday ....coevsvseneaeees 154.33 Week 380 .vesesasseravssnces 15414 Month 880 .eeeesevenessinsss 154.24 Year B00 ...cvsverrsrsnnvesen 123.90 1942 High (Jan. 26).....ee.. 155.89

1842 Low (Jan. 2)........... 151.54

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BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

By UNITED PRESS Alliace Realty Co. 1841 $669.256 vs. £518817 in 1940. Engineers Public Service Ceo. and income $4.692.839 or $1! AH a common share vs. $5.354,159 or

El Paso Electric Co. and subsidi- | aries 1941 preliminary net income | $4692859 or $127 2 common share! vs. $5.354.159 or $1861 in 1940.

Fitzsimons & Connell Dredge & Dock Ceo. 1941 net income $10,093] or 16 cents a common share vs. 815.876 or 26 cents in 1940. Gulf States Utilities Co. 1941 preliminary net £2.426.334 in 1940.

LOCAL ISSUES

Nominal quotations furnished by local 0) of National Association of Securities ers.

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

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stly ; 2% . $13.15a12 80: [email protected]. good 360-500-1b. Siz $11.25G 11.75: lighter to ,

weights Sheep—Receipts. 10,000: fat lambs, slow: few eariyv sales choice handy weights at $12.40, steady: other choice light weight s held at $12.50: fat sheep, steady to strong one duck choice 97-1b. ewes, Cattle_Receipts, 16.000. ceipts

Sows up

1. Calves — Re- . 800: choice vearlings. steady: others to 25 cents lower: weighty steers weak to off 25 cents with medium to good | grades off 25 cents or more; choice hiefers steady, others 25 cents lower. cows, bulls an nd vealers steady: i bullocks. $12.75% | 1422 Ibs. choice $11@ 13.75; steer i : Jesters. $13: some held higher: cutter cows to $8.25: heavy sausage bulls to $10.23 and Sealers. $15 down,

OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI. Feb $ $v P). — Hogs—| 2800: active early all weights; um * god 140-160 Ibs, lbs. $11@12; most goed szgie? Sows, all

Cattle — 132 calves, 300: lightweight yearlings, steers Sal heifers. cows, steady: lightweight yearlings steers and heifers in | og¢. lots, [email protected]; good 1270 lbs. $12; ead good to choice 1190-1b. steers. $13: Eta common and medium grade slaughter steers and heifers, $8.50@ common ood beef cows mostly [email protected]. canners bi cutters, $6@ 7.753; practical top sausage { bulls, $10.25: common_and medium, $8.50@

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dewn. Shecp—150: early sales sheep and lambs at steady prices; eck a and choice fat lambs, $12.75; few comm and medium WOO! lambs, $8.30@11. So: culls, $7.50 down: fat ewes, [email protected]. WAYNE, to. 5 cents 180-200 Ibs. Ibs, bs, Ibs 1bs., HL

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We want to supply the needs of our customers as fully and as faithfully as possible . . . giving you prompt deliveries and the best service at our command. To facilitate this program and at the same time to do our utmost for National Defense, the In-

dianapolis Ice Industry announces:

Discontinuance of Sunday Deliveries.

Sunday.

Ice Manufacturers and Dealers ndianapolis

EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15 ICE DELIVERIES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:

No daily deliveries after 7 p. m.

For Convenience of Public: Sub-stations will be open daily, as usual, and until 1 p. m. Sunday. Manufacturing plants open 24 hours a day including

Help us conserve much-needed materials . . . and at the same time maintain reasonable delivery service . . . by avoiding needless trips. Know your ice needs so you can be served on regularly scheduled deliveries. Y our co-operation will be sincerely appreciated.

HELP US CONSERVE FOR OUR BOYS AND GOVERNMENT!

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