Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1942 — Page 4
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BUSINESS
New Brass Mill Here Is Ahead of Schedule = By ROGER BUDROW —— BECAUSE IT HAD THE
“KNOW-HOW” one large
corporation has transformed a cornfield southwest of Indianapolis into an arsenal making brass shell cases in only 10 months—ahead of schedule. Over in Bridgeport, Conn., the Bridgeport Brass Co. four years ago built a modern brass rolling mill. When this war came, Bridgeport Brass was designated by the government to increase its production. So it built almost a duplicate of that Bridgeport mill out here. Six weeks were shaved off the time needed by engineers to design the Indianapolis mill, because they knew how from past experience. Moreover, they put in some improvements they learned would be helpful, after operating the Bridgeport mill. The government (Defense Plant Corp.) owns the mill, which cost around $12,000,000 Roger Budrow ,n4q Bridgeport Brass Co. will be paid a fixed fee
for operating it. The first bar of brass was cast
These pictures give you some ides of the size of Henry Ford’s new bomber plant near Detroit. The factory is more than a half mile fong, a quarter mile wide. Shown are the interior and exterior of the assembly line section which extends three thousand feet beyond the administration and manufacturing section. Autes will run errands in this part.
FOUR DETOURS ADDED T0 STATE HIGHWAYS
Four detours were added to the state highway system during the past week, Highway Commissioner S. C. Hadden announced today. Closed to traffic are: Indiana 2 from U. S. 20 north and east; Indi-j3 ana 57 for about one mile near El- [4
here a week ago today and the mill will be in full operation by the end} of this month, This information and the formal opening planned in the early part of May were approved by the war department. Bridgeport Brass Co. came into being right after the Civil war and first’ made clocks and brass clips for women’s hoop skirts. Later it sold its clock interests and began making the famed “New Rochester” lamp. (That was before the days of gas and electricity.)
berfield; Indiana 223 three miles
{south of Crumstown, and Indiana
534 between the junction of U. S. 31 at Nora and Ft. Harrison. detour is not marked, the commis- [4 sion said. The detours: om U. 8. 20 north and east,
In 18 miles over roads 20 and 1 I From Goshen to Ind. 13, 10 miles
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nd. 13—From Ruth of Lake Wawasee to junction of U county gravel, Contd ‘and oil mat, U. 8. 20—Truck detour from east junc-
In 1884 the company made the first copper telephone wire in this] country. During the first war it made condensor tubes for] navy ships. Since then its business]
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LIMITS HEATING PAD PRODUCTION
WPB Orders Quinine Sold Only for Treatment Of Malaria.
The WPB today limited production of electric heating pads and prohibited the use of chromium in their manufacture. Approximately 30 manufacturers this year may equal their 1940 production of hospital-type electric heating pads but will have to cut the number of pads from home use to half those made in 1640,
Conserve Quinine
To conserve quinine for military needs, the WPB has ordered that quinine sold to pharmaceutical and medicinal companies, botanical supply houses, wholesale drug and supply houses, retail drug stores and all other persons who deal in quinine must be used only as an antimalarial agent or an ingredient of quinine and urea hydrochloride. The restriction does not apply to any stock of quinine in combination with any other medicinal ingredient. Persons owning or having control of 50 pounds of cinchona bark (from which quinine is derived) or 50 ounces of quinine must report such stocks to WPB.
Canning Sugar
Canners and packers may obtain quota-exempt sugar for the original canning of fruits and vegetables. The WPB regulation does not ape ply to fruits and vegetables which are packed and later ®©pened so they may be combined with others. For example, sugar used for canning grapefruit would be exempt but if the fruit was later combined into a fruit salad mixture the sugar for the second process would have to come from the packer’s
regular quota. LOCAL ISSUES
Nominal quotations furnished Ad local unit of National Association of Securities Dealers. Stocks Bid Ask 2 9
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BIDS WANTED
ARMY QUARTERMASTER Iivitation tem
~i"snoe paos, rubber foot,
xl of mosquito bars, Mig on a ries 18
IN leather p 669-42-NEG-2 specifications revi ARMY MISCELLANEOUS
8108—Paper towels and toilet paper.. J333-83-Rin bind 1 2—Ca.
e -82—Writing Bens 1785- 83—Perforators, hand rating papers, rulers, 1786-8
paper, 1787-82--Paste, ce,
paste office, 1788-82—Penci encils ra 81 Electric: lighting fixtures, bells (signal and marine), snap switch JiGion Soxes terminal tubes eys . 05—Brooms (corn, street-s whisk) and car TrabbINg brushes. 8108_-Ficor brush handles, mop Sandler, Sof Som mops, squilgees and
8107 Crew "Jacks, contractors’ heat barrows, iron wheels for wheelbarrows and wheelbarrow handles (hardwood) 43-630 20% & pine,
9 0 steel, ball point 10 for perfoesk . 10 10 10 10 10
packing. .
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If you can manufacture any of these materials, contact the war production board, 10th floor, Circle Tower building, Indianapolis. Asterisk indicates plans and specifications are on file there.
unions; valves, 42- 207 Steel, sheet, Rolls” steel, cold rolled Midgar gelatin, empty: ether, - old chloride; iron subsulphate: fron and ammonium citrate crystals; lozenges, throat: mercurix oxycayanide: mono-p-chlorophenol solution, etc. 1 42-295—Chrysanthemum, rooted: ong single and anemone varieties: wer seeds, snapdragon seeds 42- 297—_Ren tal of semi-automatic can
ealer 42-180 Facking house and dairy products, beef, lamb, pork, veal, calf, i fat-backs, hams, fry-
ers, fowl, eggs 42-181—Dairy I Cheese. butter. 42-182—Pish: Ocean perch. llets uick frozen deliv. 40 1., a 5/91/43 G-171—Gliders, chairs, ta a 436—Foot baths, oval M-407—Firemen’s helmets (black), fichters’ coats, extension ladders i5 ft.), solid side wall ladder (18 20
M-400. Pire-fghters’ coats and firemen’s helmets (black), shall have numbers in the center, from 1to4 inclusive . X-275—Books—Misc M-396—Hot ale orth heaters..... 3
NAVY DEPARTMENT
171-Welding set, ise, 2 Scessories for uare frame weld Cl Boxes, iI] Bid date post-
and c 42- a rime in i. black: iti pipe;
apolis stockyards when a top of $1 16 years, the agriculture marketing
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HOGS (8706)
Good to Choice 130. - J40 pounds
essssssscecen sesessisessee csessssssanee sesssssssases
Medium— 160- 200 pounds ........:e000 [email protected] Packing Sows Good and Choice— 270- 300 pounds 330- 360 Pounds 360- 400 pounds Good— 360- 400 pounds 400- 450 pounds orm i pounds Medi 250- 300 pounds
Slaughter Pigs
Medium and Good— CET reese. sn: «rs [email protected]
CATTLE (1882)
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Hog Prices Reach Anciter Record Here at $14.05
Hog prices continued their record-breaking climb at the Indiane
4.05 was paid today, the highest in administration reported.
Most prices were strong In an active market. Receipts included 1882 cattle, 706 calves, 8706 hogs and 134 sheep.
Bim -1050 pounds .csessssecces [email protected] edium 500-1000 ) pounds sessassssssss 10.00811.00
Com 500- 900 ) pounds cesssenssnese [email protected] Calves (Steers)
Good and Choice— 500 pounds dOWND ..ececssc.. [email protected]
Medium—— 500 pounds down .......... [email protected] Calves (heifers)
Good and Choice— 800 pounds dOWD «...ceec.... [email protected]
Medium— 500 pounds down [email protected]
SHEEP AND LAMBS (134) Lambs and choice «.....cve0. SN
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~ OTOR AND SUGAR SHARES ARE HIGHER
NEW YORK, April 6 (U. P.).=e Chrysler made a new high at 56%, up 2, and General Motors equaled its high at 35%, up 15, today in a
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higher, quiet stock market. Sugar shares held gains ranging toc more than a point. Stocks of
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brass, copper tubing, brass wire, pipe . tir and rold, plumbing fixtures, tire one mile near Elberfield: detour from | valves, fire extinguishers and flash-| junction of U. S. 41 north of Evanstille north and east, 16 miles over roads 41 and
light cases. 68. (Effective about 6 Ind. 58—Closed at Burns City naval am-
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The best that can be hoped is!
that after this war there will be enough of this business to keep the new mill here as busy as it will beU in the coming months.
2 s 2 ~ PURDUE FEARS that Indiana farmers won't have enough feed for their increased livestock programs. Those who don’t have enough grain in the bins or hay in the mow are urged to buy what they will need now, from neighbors if pessible. Purdue believes the situation will get worse instead of better because transportation facilities may be tied up by fall, with railroad freight cars ladened with war goods and the tire shortage hitting trucks.
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ODDS AND ENDS: The bark of California's giant redwood trees is being used as a substitute for kapok, used by mattress manufacturers, « . . If Australia is held and ships can get through to this country, the wool situation will be much improved. . . . Boats coming in from England are carrying more chalk and less Scotch whisky. . . . Banks soon may be able to lend a company money, but nothing but the contract as collateral. Army and navy will guarantee the loan—if the plans are o. k.'d. . . . Sugar rationing may increase sales of bread and cereals, if we follow the BritishCanadian pattern.
LOCAL PRODUCE
2h rg, under 4% Ibs, Barred and Dane ock, 17c; volored, 13c; Leghorns, “Henry breed Solent hens, fill feathered, 12¢: Leghorn hens, l4c. Roasters, 412 Ibs. and over; Be and White Rock, 19¢; co . 186. No. grades, 3 cents less. Cocks, 106. rrent receipts, 54 Ibs. and up,
Eggs — Gra rde A modi, 24c; WA A - all, he "1, 39;@40c: No. 2, 38@ 33c: No 0c. (Country pickup prices quoted by the
Weadl U. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, April 8 (U. P) —_Government expenses and receipts for the; current fiscal vear through April 8, compared with a year ago: This Year. Last Year. Expenses $20, 627.731,479.99 $8,928.486,334.26 War spnd. 5643 3,439.31242 3.928, 3s 249.09 | Receipts .. 9.155.336.135.45 5.430.802.787.88 Net Er 11.382, 331. 644. 54 3. 452 8: 746.38 Cash : 2,599.245.022.91 3 854.501.270.889 3,090,893,135.84 22,389,310,087.69
23ze Graded
. 68,350, 8 5 Gold res. 22.672,879.765.17 NDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE
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HIGH PRICES ARE UNNECESSARY
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Chhtbuiiiet sehuiues ....$ 5,180,000! Oa 16,335,000 ' apolis;
{munition depot Ind. 45 west of Burns City to Bedford, 4312 miles over Baas 45 and 50. _ Ind. 63—Closed between Clinton and S. 41, repairing bridge floor, traffic may Sotour via Rockville over roads 41, 32 and 63 or via Terre Haute over Toads 4 150 and county pavement between New Goshen a Smton. (Plan to open during week 0 ri Ind. 64—About one Tile west of English, 14 mile over county gravel. Ind, 109—From Knightstown 10 Joad 234, n
3, Ziites over roads 4 120—Between Elkhart gnd Ind. 13,
16 2 niles over roads 20 a Ind. 223—From three a es south of Crumstown to junction of roads 123 and 2 815 Jnples over roads 23 and 123.
Ind. 258—From a point about four miles
east of road 58, east about four miles over county gravel. Ind. 534 —Between junction of U. 8. 31 at Nora and Ft. Harrison—closed for construction (detour not marked).
LONG IS PURCHASING AGENT OF RAILWAYS
Indianapolis Railways today announced the appointment of James F. Long as purchasing agent, suc-
in the operating department of the motor coach division of the transit company for approximately 15 years. Recently he was president of Division 995 of the Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway
America, The purchasing agent's office has been moved from 1150 W. Wash-
building,
LAYMAN D. KINGSBURY NAMED TO TAX POST
Layman D. Kingsbury today was nominated for Warren township assessor to succeed his father, James
day. He also is a Republican. The son was nominated by Ira P. Haymaker, Democrat, county assessor, subject to approval of the state tax board. Mr. Haymaker said the appointment would not be made final until he had received a formal opinion from the attorney general on the
be named to succeed a Republican.
Incorporations
Winkler Stoker Sales, Inc, lumbia st., Evansviile; Kinkle, same address; par value; sales agency for Stoke Sd fur- | Dames and heatin 2 ices; Edwa kle, Edward J. Helen E. Rrnsle. I= ‘Consumers Home Patipment Co., Michigan corporation: admitted to Indiana to deal! in retail and wholesale household | utensils, furniture, etc | Golden Guernsey Farms, Indian- | apolis; registration of label, “Dairy Coe tail,” class 45; foods and Ingreients of
foods. Sowash Grain Co, Inc, Point: dissolution, Studio, Inc.
a ur dissoiuti ‘Health System, Inc, dissolution.
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DAILY PRICE INDEX
NEW YORK, April 6 (U. P).—
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Saturday .ccccevsscestinsses 15743 Week AO cerveittirscnessss 187.50 Month ABO ....eereavseertras 155.14 Year Ago ceesssscassses 13044 1942 high (March 30) ..... 157.50 1942 low (Jan. 2) ......-.. 151.54
FUNNY BUSINESS
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Algers Wing'w W RR 4%8.... American loan 58 51 . 97 American Loan 5s 45 . 98 Cent Rewspa er 413s 42-51... Ch of Com B a8 Co 3158 51.. Chtisens ‘Ind oe 4Y8 6
1 Cran. \ds-Taylor bs 42. Wayne 5s 55 4 yne 6s 43..108
Indpls Wate s 68 . Bank | Water works 58 58. . Kuhner Packing Co 4'2s 49... 99 Morris 5 & 10 Stores 5s 3
Tel 4Ys 55 d Water Works 5s 67..105 Trac Term Corp 5s 67 .. 80 U 8 Machine Corp 58 51....... 87 sExdividend.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
10,000; market fairly ace higher thal aay 5 Pt erage on all weights; 200 and choice - 260 Tbs, 13.90@14. 15; $14.20: 1680-180 0@ 14; cows fu vy 25 cents higher: good 400-550 1bs,, [email protected]; few lighter weights, $14. Sheep—Receipts, 15,000; fat lambs open around 25 cents lower; several loads on x x00d and choice 24-107-1b. fed wooled western, [email protected]; little done on other classes Cattle—Recei ts, 10,000; calves, 1000; most killing classes strong to 28 cents higher: steers and yearlings largely 1525 cents up; general market active at advance: medium to good grade steers predominate and showed ful $11.75@15 steer trade, b Towa fed offerings reached on crop; several loads, $1 @16.25, gh weighty cattle; best yearlings, $15.75; heifers. $11.50@13, but strictly choice’ 10001b. SR reached $14.76; weighty cutter cows around $9; most fat offerings, $0.50@ 10.50: heavy sausage bulls to $10.65; veal calf grade weak to shade lower, mostly $14.30 down, although $15 paid sparingly; stock cattle m.
OTHER LIVESTOCK
PT. WAYNE, Aprii 8 (U. P) 0 cents higher; 20-240 1bs., $13. BB: 320 oa ¥ 180-200 lbs., $13.65;
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Hogs—Recelipts, tive, 15-20 cents
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Steers, Heifers & Mixed
Good— 500- 750 pounds .. Heifers
Choice Pe 900 pounds 50: 20 900 pounds [email protected]
8.75@ 9.75
500- 500 1 pounds e...... Cows (all weights)
Sites and common .. Bulls (all weights) (Yearlings excluded) [email protected] 9.75@ 13, 25
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Sa i tassaraene Cutter and common ........ CALVES (708)
Vealers (all weights) .$
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Feeder & Stocker Cattle & Calves
Cholce— 500- 800 pounds essesacensese 11 78@12. 5 2. -1050 pounds ....es.0000... 11,[email protected]
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Cholce— 500- 750 pounds ..ceeccose.se [email protected] tsssscenees [email protected]
sessssensanes [email protected] ssssssssssess [email protected]
companies which are large users of sugar rose a point and more. Chemicals were up with du Pont at 113%, up 2%. Railroad issues with gains ranging to a point in Union Pacific joined the rise. Steels and coppers firmed fractionally, Tobaccos rose. American Telephone was up ‘more than a point. Gains of a point and more were noted in International Harvester, Flintkote, American Chicle, Pepsie Cola, Coca Cola, Wrigley, Union Carbide and a long list of other special issues. Aircraft issues were better. American Can rose more than a point. ' ‘Traders ascribed the rise to tech nical factors and said the quiet trading failed to give a clue to the market's immediate future.
WAGON WHEAT p to the close of the Chie Market IOP Indianapolis flour SaoS Ja rain elevators paid $1.12 per bushel for No. 2 red wheat (other grades on their merits). No. 3 yellow shelled corn was 77c¢ per bushel and No. 3 white shelled corn, 87e¢; No. 3 white oats, Sic; and No. 2 red oats, ec.
FUR (COATS Largest Selection in the State
INDIANA FUR GO.
29-31 East OHIO St.
Better Fur Coats
s.. 75. 140-150 7 $1250° 130-14 ' * 26" 100-130 be "i Dns $13; stags, $11. 50. Calves, $15. Lan bs, $12,
Dunhill International, Inc. and subsidiaries 1941 net profit $124,798
For Less Money
MARILYN FURS
2440 N. Meridian
equal to 96 cents a share vs. $99,707 or 77 cents in 1940. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. first quarter 1942 net income $5,712,000 equals $1.82 a common share vs. $4,468,953 or $1.79 in 1941 quarter, New York Power & Light Corp. 1941 net income $3,089,841 equal to
or $1.98 in 1940,
$1.40 a common share vs. $3,686,074:
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113 W. Wash. Lincoln Hotel Bldg
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115 E. Ohio St. — LI-4088 USE YOUR ata at
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