Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1942 — Page 10

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Co-operation: Ford Makes Parts for Allison g ot While Allison Makes Berings for Packard i

General Motors makes here.

“In this case Ford is making magnesium castings for

HENRY FORD, WHO IS MAKING AIRPLANE engines of one design, is also making parts for another airplane engine manufactured by a competitor, the Allison which

the ‘Allison. | That is one example of war production co-opera-

tion betweer companies that ‘There are many others. You won't see a Packard on that company’s million-dollar proving ground but u will see trucks and tanks being tested—but. they're made by Chrysler. | ‘Chrysler is also mak in g | supplies for and Genera] | Motors. Hudson gets some parts for its Oerlikon ti-air-craft from General Motors. - White Motor Gy | Co. makes engines Roger Budrow ,,.; chassis parts for Diamond T and Autocar. Packard is ma g| some tt & Whitney airplane [engine for Ford. Allison is turning out bear ings for the Rolls Royc engine Packard is manufacturing. One aircraft company is| making ‘bombers designed by another. The "Aluminum, Co. sold some of its machinery to a competitor, a magnesium company, to get a bottleneck out of the way. So it goes. | As con- . version of peace-time industry to war production gets into stride, there will undoubtedly be many ‘more such examples of pooling

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it will be rationed.) Ickes to do it again. But some want Jesse Jones’ RFC over with Navy UndersecForrestal ‘doing the work. Commissioner Pike is an-

| NEW ENGLAND conce bought big supplies of coal

that

building plan by Bethlehem Steel. . . Some! big auto firms may be selling stock to the public soon because they need more working capital.

‘. Arms inventory turns over four or

five times a year whereas material for autos revolved 15 to 20 times a _year. . . . American Chemical Society | 3 |'is complaining about a shortage of chemis' blames draft. ,:. . That | huge | East Coast

BUSINESS AT A GLANCE

By UNITED PRESS

Coast is being talked of again.

$46,431 in 1941. Lawrence Portland Cement Co.

| 1041 net income $184,598 or $2.46 a share vs. $44,135 or 50 cents inva

New Jersey Worsted Mills 1941 net income $731,229 or $7.05 a common share vs. $161,818 or $1.27 in | 1940, Mayflower Hotel Corp. 1941 net Sing

vs. $171,620 or 44 cents in 1940. ~ New York & Richmond Gas Co. 1941 net income $113,989 vs. $166,161

in 1940,

Puget Sound Power & Light Co.

‘and subsidiaries 1941 preliminary

+ met income $2,506,597 vs. $1,924,380 -

BN i Electric & Power Co. 1081 preliminary net income $419,459 vs. $330,718 in 1940.

Famous Players Canadian Corp, Bo

9 months ended Oct. 4, net profit $802,602 or $1.86 a share vs. $1, 8 or $2.34

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BIDDERS Notice is ven that sealed bids he following m “of "the

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STOCK MARKET

Trading Is Lightest Since Aug. 23, but Prices Advance Some.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14 (U. P.). =— Trading on the stock market today

with railroad and automobile shares _ | strong.

day’s late recovery, was seen as merely a technical rally following several days of decline which carried the industrial average to near the 1941 low. Extreme caution of traders reduced volume. Nash-Kelvinator, with a turnover of a little more than 3000 shares, was the most active issue. Standard Oil (N. J.) was relatively active. Each had a small

Santa Fe, leader of the railroad group, rose nearly a point to 34%. Louisville & Nashville regained the 2 points it lost yesterday. Small|S advances were noted in New York Central, Chesapeake & Ohio,

Railroad.

Taxis in Capital On-'Pickup Basis'

Times Special WASHINGTON, Feb. 14—In an effort to relieve rush hour traffic congestion, some 2500 taxicabs-in this city have begun to operate on a “pickup” basis. The first passenger picking up the cab: states his destination, the driver then places a card announcing his destination on the windshield. Other people going in the same gen direction take the same

cab, thus aiding to relisve. Wale congestion,

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. U. S. STATEMENT

WA GTON, Feb. 14 (U. P.).—Covernment expenses and Feseipts I for “the current Asa year through Fe pared with a year ago:

This Yes Last A 1% 321, 635, 76. 08 $6,781, So 480. a War Spend 1 1,247,373,539.03 '2,580,492,430 Rece 35 +28, 11 908, 13 3,

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Work. Bal. 3 Sisraes posal Al Pub, Debt 401,193. 36 46,011,485,605.58 “| Gold Res. 2 41, 289,635. 47 22,130, 005,946.29

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WAGON WHEAT

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corn 3nd No. 3 white shelled 3 hin oats, S5dc,

"JOBLESS AT NEW LOW

NEW YORK, Feb. 14 (U. P). — Unemployment in the United States is. at the lowest level since 1930, the

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Industrial ‘Conference Board reported today. “The average number of unemployed is estimated at slightly less than - 3,500,000,000, or fully 50 per cent below the comparable 1940[, total of 7,800,000,” the board said. .

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at the Indianapolis. Stockyards - to-

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200 to 210-pounders. “Receipts included 125 cattle, 35

. at Bears : 13.90

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts 300; Not enjugh ood and choice hogs here to make a marke; undertone steady; for the week: hogs up -40 as in active trading; top, $13.00, 37; bulk 180-270 ibs. [email protected]; 270-320 [email protected]. ‘Calves—Receipts grades medium and all y sariings Choice kinds Slosed "25 to lings weak; heifers

5.00@ 6.00 3.75@ 5.00

A -$12.50 Cattle—Re( none; for 3h t and

except s PRY sents Tower; Shoice year, to 25 cents lower; cows stron 25 cents higher; bulls and vealers active, Stans extreme top choice light and long Frei un $14.75; heifer top, $13.90; vealIrs nd below.

Shee Receipts for the week. choice Tred lambs closed 15-35 ents lower; heavier weights and kinds with less finish de much as 50 cents; top fed

Government Bonds U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS Treasury Bonds

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Charitable contributions and gifts made ‘by an individual are deductible within certain limitations. Only

‘contributions or gifts ‘actually, paid

within the taxable year are’ deductible. The organization to which the gift is made must meet several tests. The corporation, trust, community chest, fund, or foundation must be created or organized in the United States or in any possession thereof or under the law of the United

| States or of any State or Territory Jor of any ‘possession of the United {States and must be organized and

. - |operated exclusively for religious,

charitable, scientific, literary, or ed-

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

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purposes are deductible; for example, a gift of real estate to a city to be used perpetually as a public park is deductible, Also allowable are contributions to the special fund for vocational rehabilitation, to posts or

their auxiliaries organized in the United States or any of its possessions, and to domestic fraternal societies, orders, or associations operating under the lodge system, if used

cruelty to children or animals. ‘In general, the deduction is lim ited in the cases of individuals to 15 per cent of the net income; ex-

Hog prices were generally steady|

organizations of war veterans and|:

THs Srbatent writers alt tho ost,

3h radio, stage and ‘screen Istars of America have pooled their | talents to present to the people on

the far-flung radio networks a se«| ries of radio programs dramatizing| : Government tasks Bs

Robert Mont « gomery, lieutenant in the U. 8. i Navy and wellMr. Montgomery , . coreen star, will head the all-star cast as nar~ rator. The has been appropriately titled, “This Is War!” The initial broadcast tonight, termed “America at War,” will be| highlighted by a special message from President Roosevelt to be read EE

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Glenn Miller Glenn Miller Glenn Miller Glenn Miller

News—Music Sportsman's Hour, Allan Roth Allan Roth

This Is War This Is War Bert Wilson Inside Soerts

They Like Music They ke Music Chicago Theatre Chicago Theatre _

Chicaro Thesis C: potlight Bands Shotlinht Bands

WIBC Jamboree WIBC Jamboree WIBC Jamboree WIBC Jamboree

Concert Rhythms Bobby Pope

Cab Calloway WIBC Ja mboree

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8. Marines 1 i Roser Budrow

Guy Lombardo Guy Lombardo Hobby Lobby Hobby Lobby

Hit Parade Hit Parade Hit Parade . Serenade

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. TONIGHT 6:00—This Is War, WISH, wo,

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tions, shortwaved to all English-

speaking countries, then rebroadcast over national hookups and dis

patched to other countries all over |

the world in many foreign languages. . : pe : WISH will broadcast the launch« ing of the U. 8. 8. Alabama from Norfolk, Va, at 9:15 a. m, Monday, ” Hn » ¥

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Hallelujah 4 Jones Singers Calvary Calvary

Southland Southland Allen Roth Southland

Bible Class Bible Class Music Salon Les Huff

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