Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1942 — Page 9

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Bottleneck in Shipping Feared. - but “New Methods May Solve the Problem x By ROGER BUDEOW Am THIS COUNTRY’S SHIPBUILDING. PROGRAM is|Am ‘coming in for criticism. Chief point of the snipers is that the goals are too low, that we are going to need many more ships than we are planning for. ~~ This does not mean warships. It is cargo ships, the -ones that will be needed to haul war supplies to the fronts. Railroad men are worried about - it because they fear that, just as SER EER STILTY STOCKS - the auitdle of the squeeze and take . | ‘ -the blame. War : production is gain-\ : ing fast and the : ‘ railroads are 7 : A hauling supplies to our ports. But . > there. tney pite| BUt Railroads, Industrials up, while waiting : : for ships to haui| - Show Small. Gains; them away. Thus 3 ; railroaders fear Trade Is Light. d. Loco. oh. reight cars will .& Ohio .. Ne NEW YORK? March 21 (U. P).— Op age, - reating a Stocks moved irregularly today with Apt. Roger Budrow freiont car short-| OLume light. age ros) and industrial averages . : wed small gains, while the util- } ships have rey ar pe 32 1g|1ty average made a new record low at an annual rate of two million|%® minor decline. Leaders in all tons. These and more must be re-| Sections moved narrowly, while a|Bkiva-M T placed few special issues had fluctuations|s: uns South America is having a hard|208ing to 3 points. B time finding cargo space for its| Steel shares held around the pre-|Butte supplies to this country. As a re- vious close. Motors made small|Byers pf sult copper, wool, sugar, manganese, | 8310s. Union Pacific gained a point| =. flaxseed, coffee and cocoa, all badly | 30d others of the carrier group held | Calumet gH needed ere, are pling ip on the Send 0 frm. Oli coppers, aie [5° docks at Buenos Aires, Rio de Ja- mixed. Homi ‘neiro and Havana. Rarrowly . estake Min-|Gelanese The war production board is try-| 108 featured the market in turnover|Séa & ing to help the lagging maritime aud mele 2 new low of 22% off:3(c co jon shipbuilding program ore meeting . support. by ‘diverting steel from railroads| Fajardo Sugar was down 24 |G and other industries. points at a new low of 21%. New|C One ray of hope is a contract a lows for the year were made by Ch | New Orleans shipbuilder got this several other issues, including 5 week. He promised to turn out 24 American Telephone at 117% off %, ships a month, using a revolution- and Coco Cola at 57 off %. West- g ary “assembly belt” method which inghouse Electric equaled its low at Co was not made public because it|% Off * point. ; 5 might aid the enemy. If pro- 1 Gas pf ©... 39 duction secret is given to other ; Sol Flcture eo shipyards, the coming bottleneck Som Tov Tr + 4 may be averted. : com & So ot : Co! 19 «vu HIGHER AT CHICAGO 5: THE THUNDERBOLT pursuit % { plane '(P-47) designed by Repub- CHICAGO, March 21 (U. P.).— lic Aviation Corp., will be turned |Grain futures developed a firmer Son . out by other aircraft manufac- [trend on the board of trade today. turers also, at the Sovernmeny's Wheat closed % cent a bushel request. higher; corn up % to %; oats up . This is a duplication of Boeing's | to %; rye up % to %; and soy- & experience with its famed flying |beans up % to 1%. : fortress which was so successful | Trading was scattered and dull, that the .government asked Boe- (with little interest shown by either ing to release the designs So (commission houses or professional other concerns could make flying |traders. After opening narrowly fortresses also. irregular, futures advanced frac- eu i 5 8 8 8 tionally to stronger technical po- g + 17 1832 1 «++ |Reyn Met SOME. PERSONS have made a|sitions after yesterday’s losses. , js ‘4. |Reyn Tob neat profit by knowing, or suspect-| The wheat pit was quiet and there Cutier-Ham ~.. 13% ing, in advance that an agreement|was no evidence of the pressure in =D was to be made between the city of|rye or soybean futures that weak-|Davison pt 10874 . Indianapolis .and the Indianapolis|ened the market earlier in the week.| Deere & Co ... 21 21 § A ok 13% Gas Co., according to reports. Some buying of wheat futures ap- Deere Rd Ree. I a There was quite a bit of buying|peared to’ be against sales in out- Bet “Edison of the gas company bonds in the few |side markets. Dev &5 R A 1 weeks before the deal was an-| There was little in the news to|Dixie-Voriex A. 33% nounced. These bonds, listed on the influence traders. The senate ap- Douglas Aire 88% acts Je New York Curb Exchange, went up propriations committee still has set :" tan’ Palb around $200. no date for hearings on the agri-|gast Alr Lines 18 ne Man's ss = culture bill which contains a rider East Kodak - 18% 118% Revival Hour Manha tan Wa falter Wine ODDS AND ENDS: Purdue says|'0 Prevent sale of government. |g “auton Be mY 5 Eo] Bow |Ameroanapum |ERaq Righ : 3 owned commodities below parity 16re yg Lee : iste is ho need 10 le ere levels, and grain men believed a % % | Square D : 4 "| WASHINGTON, March 21 (U./Co Take It Leave It | Bert Bry Shh our of Sharm i as other states have been chosen by reaction mere favorable to Presi- A P.).—Senator Claude Pepper MD Good ERR 70d Xm tolling. |: Hove gRoot the government.’ . Holland's [dent Roosevelt's stand against the; Fla), outspoken pre-war interven- | Medi Hermit's Cave | Concert Rhythms tulip beds are being torn -out to|Fider was developing, tionist, today demanded conscrip- i, Sunny Dunham | Bonds plant potatoes and’ grain. . . . OPA RANGE tion of every man, woman and . Aree Sirens Yos mie Ea is keeping an eye on prices Of Wheat— Prev. ; “ asterwo! ep Fie usic You Wan Bs BE oh iseler. " . . Brush Orn High Low Close Eig 4 child in the United States so the CHIC AGO LI LIVESTOCK Masterworks Roehe Fields Music You Want bristles will come from American | May. $1.35% $1.26%; $1.25% $1 38%, 31.28 4 entire. nation will be engaged in Hogs__300, Not enaugh good and choy Dick Rogers dnight_Serenads | Varieties—News hogs now, even though they are|July.. 128 128% 121% 13 fi BY, Hit, Firestone pf A all-out war.” tog: oF. to fest the market: "quotable 9 ign Of Sian Of Yarieties Follansbee Stl . , " : ilent News—Sign Of SHOFLo® Jpant fhose (once jmperted i Fao Tied 1a coll 8iI cv K; - 34 — {il8wift & Co ... 22 He said in an interview that he|j 0 1b Er I os oT er Silent Slens x from China, Russia and India. . . . ancisco Yeux : a Suit ff #2. B : ed appl the draft principle|$13.65. A New Jersey.company has found Mar. .34% 843 8% 84% a ALT s| {avored app. ye as se Gotile—100. Calves—None. For the week: MONDAY PROGRAMS “se » 7 o o “ 8 some’ vegetable oil substitutes that| ~~ CT C0 CT Gar Wood °F : "| Texas co... 33% o|to everyone, saying that “ea and yearlings strong fo 33 cent : leather/tanners Sn use jnsyead 3 Bept 91% 91% 91% 91% | Gen we new D Ax... should. have his Sefilie place ER cents’ gir; ‘catier and. beet WIBC 1070 JRE 1430 sperm e oll anc Secon a Gen Cable A '. i F.3 where he can e utmost | {CoC off 28 cents; vealers firm; | “530 Early BI Cornhuskers Dawn Patrol which ar ale. ore 2 - Sa on ak iy : Gen Foods .. 3 oth ent Fox. 8 8 *': |value to the war program.” Big A £350, nou “season 8:45 Earl Early io cn ne Bebss.—Troley Tm BE oy the fact that it takes ge SL BU 54% Sh Gen G&E A 0 | Twin ORT of “I know this idea may Seon sified, ot Jor "ing week: ted, wooled | 7: 718 Early gr Jou Name If Rusa " glock ‘ from three to five years for a horse yy . 71% 78% 71% .78%b ‘77% | Gen harsh at the present time,” he up°10 to 18 cents; ghoice SE-Ib’ fed woole 7:48 News |Z name oi | Musical Clock to be old enough for heavy Work, = go gy gon 1% 80% Gen ? added, “but it will bring the war toga", (°FFe8 3°53: LR. SWS HU Moria Totty | Herne Eh and the present horse population is SL... 0% aa fi 81% . |Gen an end much more quickly. We 138 Mrs Farrell not big enough to replace many “CL LL7 issn Sor > R are fighting against forces who are OTHER LIVESTOCK 45 Stories trucks or tractors. oodric LOCAL ISSUES Somtiral rh an 1ocal | OCt 188% 5 an 1 84 i or 30, 3S % hls 8 High Close Change | “fifth columnists and rumor mongunit of National Association © securities Lard— ’ t W-Sug } 1 (450 Sup . 5 ers.” Dealers. : Miz 113% res m Cyan . 31% 31% + ‘% Stocks : Bly Ask| Mar. ; ‘ os : v reyvh 5% - pf. 10% 10% .... |4Am . 18. May. 13, ; ; : , tt Am Lt&Tr 8, — nce Co May. 1382 in na pu ; Guant Sug pf. al 64 Am 2 K he DIM JERSEY SHORE SRE Dt ed 12. ¥ Gu M&Oh pf. 26 Am neo 5" 4) 5 Si oh LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 21 (U, P.).— a Asked. bBid. sNew. : A as A 3. oH “2 ILIGHTS FOR DURATION ws Bor Da Tsas: CE iS Tod 13.30; | 12: Hall Print .... 9% % «se JAH C PFish.... 3% 3 3 : 26:38 Ibs. 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