Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1942 — Page 28

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BUSINESS

Profits of Three Indiana Concerns Are Larger, Two Show Smaller Net

By ROGER BUDRUW i

HOOSIER CONCERNS ARE STILL MAKIN G|

MONEY, judging from annual reports several companies sent to their stockholders this week. Three increased their]

profits while two had smaller ones than in 1940. | ris Silk Hosiery Mills, which went in the red nearly 2,000 in 1940, turned up with a profit of slightly over

ney 000 for last year, despite the silk crisis. Because it lost money in 1940, Real! Silk expects to pay no Federal income taxes this year. But it’ is going to put $150,000 of last year's 1alf a million profit into a reserve for the future. Noblitt - Sparks Industries of Columbus, Ind, didn’t make quite as much profit as it did in 1940 but kept slightly over

the million-doilar : : ci} profit line. Net in- Hog prices at the Indianapolis

come for 1941 was Stockyards today were 25 cents) Roger Budrow ; 005000 against higher than yesterday, the Agri-| $1,105,000 in 1940, or $461 per com-|culture Marketing Service reported. | ure against $465 per share pu... was $13 for good to choice! Bendix Aviation Corp. of South 200 to 210-pounders but a few choice | Bend boosted its profits about four!light hogs sold at $13.05. million GS It Hane BO Receipts included 528 cattle, 475 545000 last year ($641 a share) bor compared with about $9.310.000 or calves, 6460 hogs and 1700 sheep. $442 a share in the previous year. Continental Steel Corp. of Ko-| komo had larger profits also. It] earned $1,225000 last year or $5.46| 0° a common share against $778,000 in| 1401940 or $3.23 a common share. During 1939 and 1940 Continental Steel put half a million dollars into a reserve for inventory price decline s0 ne more was added this year. Commonwealth Loan Co. of In- oo pounds dianapolis had a decrease in profits. | Packing They went from $1,001,000 in 1940 to Good and Choice— $970.000 last vear. Stockholders! Soa: 303 Doudns were warmed that business might| 330- 360 pounds not be so good this year because 360- 400 of the Federal restrictions on credit.| 29-23%

Medium — 250- 500

HOG PRICES RISE 25 CENTS HERE

Practical Top Advances to $13 as 6460 Porkers Are Received.

HOGS (6460)

(Barrows & Gilts) to Choice—

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= ODDS AND ENDS: Market value of average bond on N. Y. Stock Exchange rose 70 cents in January. ... International Harvesters biggest| single war contract is for NeW | poice streamlined tanks. America’s| oo 1300 steel-making capacity was boosted | (300-1500 4418000 met tons last vear to a;%eec soe record of 88.750.000 tons. . More noi life insurance was kept in force last|1300-1500 vear than at any time since 1920.55 7710s nounds Institute of Life Insurance reports. 1100-1300 wounds . . . 5000 pre-fabricated houses are| 750-1100 to be built at the Portsmouth, Va, Navy Yard in 105 days. . . . Metropolitan Life, worlds largest private insurance company, has 29.400.000 policyholders, its annual report shows.

LOCAL PRODUCE

2% Ts. Barred and colored. 15¢c: Leghorns. Good {Medium © feathered. | Cutier and common

: Barred and Caney No. 2

and up Beel—

pounds . : Slaughter ‘Pigs Medium and Good— 90- 120 pounds

CATTLE (328) Slaughter Cattie & Calves

11.002 11.75

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veunds Steers, Reifers & ‘Mixed Choice— 500- 750 pounds Good— 500-750 pounds

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Choi 350. on 900 pounds

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under Nd ive Rock, 16c: >C

Heavy breed colored hens. 1

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Bul (an Weights)

(Yearlings exciuded) bs 23¢ Graded ar A medium. grade,

Eggs—Grade _ 2¢c; Grade A 21¢

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Americans! We've a

WAR TO WIN!

800. 1058 Dounds 500- 800 unds 800- 1050 rounds .... Medium

Curtiss- Wright Women Don ‘Propeller Blue’ for Duration REAL SILK CO.

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Smiling girls in “propeller plant” blue. . . . Women employees in offices of the Curtiss-Wright Propeller Division in Indianapolis are donning unifoms for the duration. Participants in the style show above are (left to right) Norma Zapp, Betty O’Connor, Sara Jayne Ratcliffe, Rosalie Hayes, Doris Deem, Rovena L. Smith, Irma Hubert Looze, Mary Curd, Mary Grace Crum and Antoinette Harris. But the women’s uniforms at Curtiss-Wright do away with that complaint. Above the left lapel pocket of each uniform, there is a pair of eyelets, which are expected to hold the identification

tag, for the duration of the blouse itself.

buttons are stamped with a pair of wings and a propeller. Men as well as women who wear “civilian” clothes at defense

plants have been complaining that the identification tags are tearing their coats and other garments.

uniforms. So far as CurtissWright officials are able to determine, the propeller division is the first plant in the country to adopt uniforms for office workers. The girls’ uniforms, described as “snappy” by the most-critical experts on military tailoring, are of cadet-blue whipcord. The brass

BLUE UNIFORM with brass buttons, worn by women employees at the Curtiss-Wright Corp.'s Propeiler Division in Indianapolis today were believed to be blazing a trail in wartime fashions. Conservation of cloth is the purpose of the adoption of these

NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

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500- 900 pounds . . Calves (Steers)

Good ana chnce— 500 vounds down Medium— 500 pounds down Calves (heifers) Gooa amd choice— 500 pounds

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Lambs Geod 2nd choice vy and good om .

(1700)

Yearlings Wethers

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (U.

and cdi hse

compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Wednesday Week Ago Month Ago ........ Year Ago 1942 High Jan. 26 .... 1942 Low (Jan. 2)

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13 U. P.y.—Gov ernment expenses and receipts for current fiscal vear through Feb. 11. pared with a year ago:

. 134.70

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WAGON WHEAT

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IDOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES]

| 30 INDUSTRIALS | esterday 106.51

Last Range High

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JUNKS KNITTERS

Old Machinery Cleared Out To Make Room for |

More than 100 knitting machines

Hosiery Mills here to clear space | for war work. Some of the knitting machines,

use for 10 to 16 years. Now they

| will be dismantled and sold as scrap | which is needed by the nation’s | steel mills. A week ago all of the knitting machines were knitting hosiery. Real | Silk is now making parachute bomb |sleeves, the part ot the parachute that carries flares to the ground. Real Silk President G. A. Efroymson is endeavoring to obtain more war contracts and said the company

| ‘ gross income, a bad debt must have

| been determined by the taxpayer

\valued at $10,000 each, have been in | to be worthless within the taxable |year for which it is claimed and,

FRIDAY, FEB. 13, 1942

Ne. 35

2 Your Income Tax

Worthless debts arising from unpaid wages, salaries, rents, and sim-

lilar items of taxable income are War Work. not allowable deductions unless the {income such

| been included in income for 1941 or are being scrapped at the Real Sie a prior taxable year.

items represent has

To be allowed as a deduction from

where books are kept, it also must have been charged off within the same year. The necessity for this provision is obvious. If a debt could be deducted without the requirement that it be charged off the taxpayer's books, the certainty of its worthlessness would be open to question. Neither the taxpayers nor the Government could be certain that a debt would not be claimed more than once.

will buy special machinery to manufacture the new products.

of factory floor space.

INDIANA GAS FIRM | SOLD TO PANHANDLE

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (U. P.).— | Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. (today announced the acquisition for 1$11,206,041 of two gas-distributing subsidiaries of Columbia Gas & Electric Corp. and of certain properties of the Ohio Fue] Gas Co. J. D. Creveling, president of Panhandle Eastern, said the company has paid Columbia Gas & Electric $10,766,715 for Michigan Gas Transmission Corp. and Indiana Gas Distribution Corp., and $439,326 for the Ohio Fuel Gas properties.

* CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—8000. Market active on Foie {220, lbs. down; generally 10 to cents igh-r: extreme top, $13; bulk 180- re’ 1bs., 12.90: most 270-320 1b. butchers. $12. .506212.75; good and choice 150-180 lbs. averages, $12.25 12.85; most 360-500-1b. | sows, $11.75 12.25. . Sheep—4000. Late Thursday: Choice {light and handyweight fed lambs steady |to 15 cents lower; heavier weights mostly 5|28 cents off; few loads Sisley choice 98- { 1b. weights, £12.15@ 12.35: goed and ghoise | 85- 105-Ib. averages, $81.75@ 12; do 112 13. [email protected] and heavier kinds down So 11: fat sheep steady: few decks choice fed [range ewes, $6. 65@7; today’s trade: early sales iat lambs around steady; * | several decks good to choice 95-105 1bs.. $11.75@ 12.15: strictly choice lighter weights held at $12.25 and up. Cattle—1000. Calves—300: general steer trade dull, weak; medium to 2ood yearlings and light steers, $10.25 12.35; most sales at new low for week: supply, barely steady: {especially on cutters | cows selling at $8.50 steadv at $10.35 down; at $12@15.

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Clearing out the old knitting ma- | duction without regard to the year chines will provide 50,000 square feet when it became worthless, such

charges could be accumulated to be deducted in a year when there was a large income.

The burden is upon the taxpayer to show that a debt claimed as a | deducation was without value during the taxable year. A statement should be attached to the return showing the propriety of any deduction for bad debts. If in the exercise of sound business judg[ment a taxpayer concludes, after making every reasonable effort to determine whether there is likelihood of recovery, that the debt is of no value, deduction for such debt is allowable. Court action as proof that the debt is worthless is not essential. It is optional with the taxpayer, in a year prior to that in which a debt becomes wholly worthless, to take a deduction for partial loss if partial worthlessness occurs. The provision of the Internal Revenue Code with respect to baddebt and partial bad-debt deduce tions are not applicable to a taxpayer, other than a bank as defined by the Act, where the debt is evidenced by bonds. debentures, notes, or certifictes, or other evidences of indebtedness, issued by any corporation (including those issued by a government or political subdivision thereof) with interest coupons or in registered form.

RYE AND SOYBEANS A RISE IN GRAINS

CHICAGO, Feb. 13 (U. P.).— 8: Under the leadership of rye and , soveans grain futures worked ® | fractionally higher in quiet, early 12 | dealings on the Board of Trades today. At the end of the first hour | wheat was up 's to 3s cent a bushziel; corn up % to oats un{changed to up !s; rye up % to ? |and soybeans up 1% to 1%.

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