Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1942 — Page 32

Great Lakes Fleet Has a Big Job Ahead of It This Summer

1 By ROGER BUDROW

FIVE BOATS ARE OUT BREAKING THE ICE on the Great Lakes, trying to open up the busiest water highway in the world. It’s more important than ever this year that the ore, wheat and coal boats get started sooner than usual. About half of the Great Lakes cargo is iron ore. _ cause steel mills are operating at near capacity and because it- is difficult to get scrap steel, the ore is wanted as soon With the breaks, the ore boats expect to]

; as possible now. beat last year’s record of 80

This ore comes from the big open-pit ranges near Lake Superior and is shipped to the Gary steel district on Lake Michigan and Cleveland, Ashtabula and Conneaut on Lake Erie. The Soo locks, connecting Lake. Superior and Lake Huron, handled 111 million tons of cargo last year, more than the tonnage through the five other largest canals in Roger Budrow (ho world, Suez Panama, Welland, New York State barge and Manchester canal, There are about 750 ships plying the Great Lakes, 480 of which are -U. S.-owned, the remainder Canadian. Although there aren’t any submarines, the dangers are great because of storms. Last summer 13 ships with 235 on board went down in one night during a fierce storm. The wheat boats load up at Duluth and Ft. William on Lake Superior, for ‘the most part. More wheat is shipped in to Buffalo than any other port. (It costs 3% cents a bushel to ship wheat from Duluth to Buffalo.) If the breakers can open a path through the ice (which is two feet thick in some places) the first ore ‘boat will start out around next Thursday. ; » ” 2 INDIANAPOLIS WOMEN will get a chance to be trained for. war work if a plan of the city’s school system is given the green light by the government. The reported plan is to train women as parts inspectors and later on two high schools may give them machine shop training. War factories here are expecting to hire women more and more to replace draftees. Many women , are anxious to do war factory work. But school officials are reluctant to say anything publicly * until the plan is o. kd, fearing : they will be swamped before they are ready. ; s 8 = . INDIANA BANKERS are slowest in the nation in getting| ‘qualified to sell defense bonds. This|S

admonition is made, not by any out-|¢ sider, but by the Indiana Bankers | Med

association itself. Out of the 506 banks in this state,

there were 68 at the first of Febru-|;..q4

ary that still weren't qualified to

jum sell bonds directly to buyers, but|cCanne

had to buy them from some other qualified bank. In 16 states, all banks have qualifled. The national average is 96 per cen’, of all banks. Only 87 per . cent of Indiana hanks have qualified, which puts this state at the bottom of the 48.

ODDS AND ENDS: The federal reserve board is discussing limiting retail charge accounts to re-

million tons.

PORKER PRICES ADVANGE HERE

Up 20 to 25 Cents Over Yesterday.

cents at the Indianapolis stockyards

administration reported. Weights under 160 pounds were

heavier weights rose 20 to 25 cents,

choice 210 to 220-pounders. Receipts included 524 cattle, 595 calves 8006 hogs and 585 sheep.

HOGS (8006) (Barrows ‘and Gilts)

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Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers

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. tard inflation. . . . Argentina expects | Good—

to have 130,000 tons of sugar to export to U. 8. by July. ... U. S. Steel Corp.'s profit last year (116 million) amounts to a 7 per cent return on its assets. . . . Reynolds Metals Co., about the only aluminum firm offering any competition to the Aluminum Co. of America, has started mining bauxite in Arkansas. « « « Japanese business writers are saying that the Bank of Japan, under a new law enlarging its duties, will supersede the Bank of England in power in eastern Asia. ... Dr. Walther Funk, president of the German Reichsbank, claims the German government paid the bank an average rate of interest of 1.77 per cent last year. . .. If New York|g City’s electric signs and store lights were completely blacked out, Consolidated Edison would lose five ‘million dollars a year in revenue.

Skelly Oil Co. and subsidiaries|3

1941 net profit $5,913,826 equal to

$602 a common share vs. $3,316,678 1

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500- 800 pounds ...eee 800-1050 pounds Medium. 300-1000 0 pounds . om! 500- 900 pounds . Calves (Steers) Good and Choice— 500 pounds down .......... [email protected] Medinm— 500 pounds down [email protected] Calves (heifers) Goed and Choice— 500 pounds down ........ .+ [email protected]

Medium— 500 pounds down ...... .eeo [email protected] SHEEP AND LAMBS (585) - Lambs

Good and choice Medium and good

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Common and medium 180-200 1bs., $13.25; 160-180 1bs. S. Tio 150 1bs., os .25; 130-

.or $3.28 in 1940.

OTHER LIVESTOCE he. $12; 130 Ibs, $ gl

Good and choice FT. WAYNE, March 20 (U. P.).— 10 to 15 gents higher: 200-320 ibs. § . $13.25; 2 131: $13. 1s: 280-300 lbs. $13.10° ia. 350-400 1bs., $13; 150Roughs, $12.50. Stags, $15.50. Lambs, $11.75. :

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2 DIRECTORS NAMED BY INDIANA UTILITY

Times Special HAMMOND, Ind., March -20—Two new members: have been elected to the board of directors of the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. Other directors and officers of the company were re-elected at a stockholders meeting here yesterday. The new directors are Jay Samuel Hartt, of Chicago, and Clarence W. Bader, of Gary. Officers elécted were Dean H. Mitchell, president; Edward D. Anderson, David L. Bement and A. C. Colby, vice presidents; Walter A. McDonough, -comptroller and secretary; Fred Thacker, treasyrer; Iving E. Fasan, assistant secretary

33 10%

«and Edward M. Alt, assistant treas-

urer. The directors declared the quarterly dividend on preferred stock, payable April 14, to stock-

4|holders of record as the close of

business March “31. Payments will be $1.75 a share on the 7 per cent preferred, $1.50 a share on the 6 per cent preferred and $1.37% a share on the 5% preferred stock,

SHELL TO PAY MEN TAKEN IN SERVICE

NEW YORK, March 20 (U, P.).

1 1, | —Shell Oil Corp. today announced .| that it will pay the difference be-

taween military pay and company salary to married men employees entering the armed forces of the United States or other united nations. The company’s contribution will range to 50 per cent of an employee’s salary at the time of his jnduction, and will be retroactive to Dec. 8 last year. Since May, 1940, the company has guaranteed the seniority and. job

1 security of its employees entering

the services, has continued payments on life insurance and given

%|a bonus of two months’ smlaty to

each employee in sefwice. '

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

ipts, 7000; steady Pi ood and T noios e 150 .. [email protected]; top, $13. 13.80% 160-180 ibs., Sass .50 0. good sows, bs. Rea {le Receipts. 1000; ‘calves, 400; only

fe loads m gteers her tly steady a «nf e1s heifers in small supply, mostly. $9.50@12, with good 650-1b. erages, $12.75, a steady; cutters Dh jo f cows slow, steady at t $8.35 9.50; light catners duli at recent HE decline; mostly down iio racticai top A A ® sage bulls ight and medium weight bulls, 25 cents lower; vealers weak at '$16 down; only d-heads choice offerings, fairly broad clearance stoc TIRE Shofm peer, mon. SOR wi cl e year, 5 8000; late Thursday: 30 "15 cents higher; Ss Naa: other,

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. OTHER LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, March 20 (U. P.).— 2500. Market 25¢ higher; top, sie paid for good and choice 180-225 1lbs.; 160-180 lbs, and 250-275 1bs., $13.55; 300- 1bs., medium and good 150-160 Ibs, 3310 lbs., $11.25; good sows,

a 5 tle—325. Lalves 200: Steers Deitess and cows steady, bulls strong to 25¢ higher; lightweight yearlings, [email protected]; medium to good steers, $11.75@132; Jommen and medium steers and heifers, $9 ally common to good beef COWS, 5@8 3:30: ung Cows, $9; bulk. canners an $6@s. 351 jehtweight y co medium bulls, Pi ulls, 5, 5@11; vealers good and choice, $14

gutters. 5.50 down 9.26@10. 80;

eep—100. Lam fed western lambs, 1 common and Shedium Se fat ewes, $4@4.

LOCAL PRODUCE

Springers, under 4% lbs. and mee ock, 17c; colored, Te Leghorns,

breed Solored | hens, full feathered.

bs. and over: Barred and 18c. All No. 3 cents less. Cocks, 10c. s—Current Teceipis, 54 lbs. ‘and up,

Grade A la 26¢; 1, 25¢; Grade A small, 23c: no grade,

But! reo. "1, 37%@38c; No. 2, 36@ 36%c: : But terfat. No. 1. 33c: 2. 30c. w iGo tey, picku up prices quo ud ‘by the

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NEW YORK, March, 20 (U. P.).—

| Weakness in American Telephone

and Standard Oil (N. J.) unsettled |n the stock market today. Trading continued light although volume was slightly above yesterday, the smallest session since last June 30. Telephone and Jersey each lost 1% points to 117% and 33%, re-

Alge spectively. Each is regarded highly|Am

as an investment issue and recessions of this amount work against the general list, market men pointed out.

Several stocks made new lows, Ind Assoc

including International Harvester,

which led the market lower a few|2

days ago when it was learned a block of 250,000 shares from MecCormick estates would be liquidated next month. The stock sold at 42% off 5. Steels, rails, motors, mercatiile shares and coppers had small losses. Chemicals were mixed with the recently weak Allied Chemical holding at the previous close. Aircrafts were quiet with “prices off small amounts. Around the end of the third hour, Bethlehem was at 60 off 2; U. S. Steel 503% off 5; Chrysler 53% off 1%: Commonwealth Edison, 19%, off 14« Union Pacific 71 off %; and Western Union 25 off 2. International Business Machines gained 4% points.

WEAKNESS IN RYE HITS GRAIN MARKET|

CHICAGO, March 20 (U. P).— Weakness in the rye pit followed by stop-loss selling in the other markets sent grain futures off fractionally to more than a point in| early dealings on the board of trade today. At the end of the first hour, wheal was off % to % cents a bushel; corn off % to %;.o0ats off %; rye off 1%1%, and soybeans unchanged to off %.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, March 20 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100) : Yesterday ...........cc00u... 155.26 Week ago SOPOT NORNRILINININININLDLS 155.76 Month 880 .ccceeccrcssess.. 155.20 Year GLO .ceorseverreoione. 13768 1942 High (Jan. 26), 155.89, 1942 Low (Jan. 2), 151.54.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, March 20 (U. 2) — Government, Sapsuges and receipts for the d|current fiscal year thr go: | March 18,

compared with a YSOF J ago:

; | Expenses $18, 2, 286. 311. 2% $8.01 gis ih 507. 07 WarSpend 4 070,083, 081.9 3 :344,886.037.26 Receipts . 7,480,224, 936.23 4,806, 316,966. 4

1 ,665.75 1,360,562,384.34 61, ,306.00 46,525,688,373,14 . 22,685,852,637.98 22,328,660,007.27

IANAPOLIS CLEA CLEARING HOUSE

Up to the close of the Chicago Jaa today, Indianapolis flour mills an in glevators paid $1.15 per bushel 0d 0. 2 wheat (other grades on their merits). No. 3 yellow shellel corn was 76¢ bushel and No. 3 white shelled corn. No. 3 white oats, 53c. and No. 3 red oats.

:'BUSINESS AT A GLANCE | sus «

By UNITED PRESS Consolidated Paper Corp, Ltd, sland subsidiaries 1941 net profit $880,220 equal to 34 cents a share vs. $874,520 or 34 cents in 1940.

Community Water Service Co. and subsidiaries 1941 net income $512,481 equal to $13.12 on preferred vs. $228,619 or $5.85 in 1940.

Decca Inc, 1941 net profit $781,050 equal to $2.01 a share vs. $433,713 or $1.15 in 1940; 1941 net sales $8,218,145 up about 57 per cent vs, $5,231,481 in 1940, Hayes Industries, Inc., 6 months | ended Jan. 31, 1942, net profit $374,573 equal to $1.12 a share, no comparison available.

Matson Navigation Co. 1941 net 8 N.

incomé $976,202 equal to $246 a common share vs. $908,700 or $2.29 in 1940.

New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. January gross income $7,474,338 vs. $6,936,885 years ago; iid JOR operating income $1,316,557 vs. $1,279,960 years ago; net income “Ts = 205 vs. $815,895 year ago.

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to learn coffee business. Salary. References and bond required. See Mr. C. H. Woodring, 936 E. Georgia.

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Incorporations Planning Assn., Inc., Inaianapolin dis-

solution, St. Casimir's Society. lodge 12, Polish National Alliance of Nos Ae ica 1125 Delaware st. pital ucational social and charitable: jowski, Andrew Pikula, Kath erine Gadzala and others. Southzastern Be Ane Generating Co., Inc. Rushville; last tion Armour & Oo. Do are. Delaware corporation; certificate of retirement of preferred stock.

Deaths—F unerals Tid

MARRIED MAN of sufficient dependabile ity and experience to carry along work mm dairy farm. Will furnish attractive living quarters. and 1 ‘t HaHt people. Only d good record will runks or floaters need apply. ox t Abuotntme ent. RI-1328 or Cumberland

ENTER or carpenter's helper. Have 3 months’ steady work. Job is Monument Must furnish own transportation, Cali RI-1328 for appointment.

PLE—Man to drivé truck, wife to furniture _clean.. No op Whe and living quar-

Ypholsteter, ‘Winn's inth st., An

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WANTED Stock clerk. Young Man 18 years old preferred. High school education desirable but not necessary. Splene did future. Box 778 care Times.

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Indianapolis Times, Friday, Mar. 20, 1942 BOEMLE! = SEML Cabins, C! Mother of Wal

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Wehinaton ey cemetery, Fiona may call at mortuary? Jiday after 7 p. Ron les! is, Mo., and Miami, Fla., papers please copy.) CARAWAY. Clara, Samuel

beloved wife of Dr.

Park

COOK-—June, beloved wits of Ralph Cook daughter of Elizabeth A Call, Eva Call, and Henrietta Coleman, passed sway Thursda ay. Funeral Sunday, Bit t Shirley Bros. Central Cha el, 1linois at 10th st. Followed by nai service at Clear Creek Christian chureh, at 3.30. Burial Clear Creek (4 mil south of oomington). Friends ay call at the residence, 2330 Stuart st., from Friday 1 p. m. until 10 a. m. sunday. at the chapel after 11 a. m. Sunav.

HEDGES—Mrs. Jennie 1534 Bellefontaine st., passed away Kiedn ing, sister of Walter S. Read, of Indianapolis, and ally Re Read, Hollywood, Cal. nd aunt of d. Service Planner & Buchanan pen Saturday Priends invited. .Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary,

OSTING—Mary, beloved wife of Lewis G. Osting, mother of Mrs. {ildrea Kn 3. T

2 p.m.

Lymond J. Osting and Mrs

RYAN--Joseph J., son of P. J. Ryan, faShes of Joseph 8B. Ry yan. Tirothe of ‘Mrs, oseph M. Fox, Sars. BS Young of Tateyet te, Ind., a J. Rya, Funeral at Yhe

Soi Borat. 1 8 N. a lvania Na ar CA al, § ‘o'clock. 88, Fer invited. UMMEEY-Doreey Ba of a Bradshaw entered into 2day. ‘3 age 2

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Cleaners, 531 E. Warsaw ae PRE-

friday, Mar. 20, 1942 | RELIEF C. K, MIDDLE-AGED FERRED. “ROOSEVELT HOTEL. 220 W. OHIO. LI-2388. HELPER in shipping and oceving room; heavy work. Crown Paper Box Co., 32 E. Georgia, 2nd floo WE CAN USE 2 Tebenaif to learn to rate a lathe; no tuition, no pay. 65 8. State. G STATION attendant. Salary and sie 1004 Massachusetts LAUNDR ‘BECKERS. Apply eh ry Washington, BBY once TWO PAINTERS WANTED. MA-8756 MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE Tus Toomin house; room and wages, “iE Walnut.

Salesmen—Agents 9A

Grate pie, to work for old firm to grast TRE

3 Men ove

Washi Apply 41 'E. Wash ngton, Rm,

Schools & Instructions 12 “AIRPLANE ENGINES Afternoon, Night and Special Week-End Classes

Learn air Iplane elgg pcchanios an.

Inte cooled lane SHRINES helps you qualitfy for efense jobs. Work on actual flying airFo in shop for repair. Course Sovers overhaul, tear down, ignition, jue} 2 , trouble shooting, wiring, etc. Mr. Miller, Col. Roseae Turners H Municipal Air por BE-5005, Saturdays or ndays. Open Seven. unt m,

~ AIRCRAFT RADIO!

Classes forming now in aircraft radio communications. Covers repair, maintenance, and operation of transmitters and receivers; afternon and night classes for men and women; serious shortage of trained workers in. this lucrative field, Pay tuition weekly. Roscoe Turner Aero. Corp.,, Municipal Airport, BE-5005. Mr, Miller, week days, Saturday and ‘Sunday,

MACHINE SHOP. DAY oR MianT

WELDING EVES. . C. A. SCHOOLS 310 N, nlinots RI-1331

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

secued for, Jour gouse a after we have nt for - BEAUTY SCH “329 N. Penn.

Patsanal Services 13

ON, hotne owners. Call for com= Ah mentary copy of instruction Tolder, soon, ! eal With Incendiary Brmbs.' ana Trust Bldg.

i NOT be be responsible for any debts sohttucted by 1250s other Than myself

, 843 N. Capitol. % FOO

DR. A. P. HALL RI-3198

.treatments. 402 Kresge Bldg,

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W. F. HEATER, PROP. D SELF MIDWAY BARBER SHOP, 124 E. Market. (BUILDIN CTING

(AUTOS FOR RENT) 89 KY. AVE. RI-T788. Prompt service. Defense workers ine carpen : en! v e BP Sle buh SLB

RENT-A-CAR yr - "* (BARBER SHOP) vited. No waiting. (CLEANERS & TAILORS)

cases soos so gg LEANING. 21 3s

H. & 8. CLEANERS. 22 8. Capitol Ave, Coney HOME Cp WE aE ARE pa Nome.’ lackstone 0138. CRUSHED a & CINDERS

USHED etvatioe. en A, op Sadme 8 Ri (DELIVERY SERVICE & TRANSFER)

ACME "ie Seis 11.9642

and Transfer. Trucking, $1.50 and » per hour,

Ford Fores Cot io COMPANY)

Factory, lawn, Hoosier Fence Co. Toctory. avn.

Easy terms. HU-8361--HU-6665. (FLORISTS)

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3 i i a of REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

fled with the state sapon-

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