Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1942 — Page 14

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LOCAL BUSINESS GAINS SLOWED

March Called ‘Plateau,’ But Uptrend May Be Resumed.

Two business indices this week indicated that Indianapolis business reached a plateau in March, but a third forecast that April might be the beginning of a new rise.

The Indiana Business Review, an published today by the Indiana uni-|

versity bureau of business research, | indicated there was little change in|

industrial employment in Indian- Am Mo

apolis between Feb. 15 and March 15.

cent and payrolls 2 per cent in that month while a 40 per cent payroll | gain was being shown in the whole; state.

This review and a report yester-|

day by the census bureau agreed on

g figure of 10 per cent as the in-:

crease in retail trade from March, 1941, to March, 1942. This w

per cent in other cities of the state where the war industries have, reached high production more recently than here.

Indication of the new upward

trend, probably the result of more]

conversion to war work here andi

expansion in some of the newer war a! was seen in the fact that

plants, the Indianapolis office of the U. S. émployment service set an all-time record of 924 placements in the week ending April 11.

Most spectacular gain in Indian-|

apolis business during March, as!

shown in the I. U. report, was

the issuance of building permits|gBen nd 1

for 314 new houses valued at $872,950. This was the greatest number of residential permits issued in one month since 1928. Wartime

building restrictions, however, have 5

made it likely that April and the subsequent months will be far below the March figure.

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EXPORTS FROM CITY

TRIPLE '41 QUARTER

Indianapolis shipped nearly $10, 000,000 worth of its manufactured; goods to foreign countries in the) first three months of this year, it’ was reported today by Francis! Wells, local manager of the bureau! of foreign and domestic commerce. | Exports from Indianapolis during | the month of March were approximately twice as much as in March! of 1941, although they were con-! siderably under the February, 1942! total. Mr. Welles’ statistics, drawn from! reports of the six railroads which handle all shipments out of this! city destined to foreign markets: | March, 1942 February, 1942..... 10,247.284 Ibs. | March, 1941 ...... First 1942 quarter.. i First 1941 quarter.. 8,969.265 lbs. | Mr. Wells gave no figures as to

3,718,795 1bs. | 30.350.648 lbs. |

the materials exported or as to their £°

destinations, since practically entire total is war goods.

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DAILY PRICE INDEX i

NEW YORK, April 22 (U. P).—/ Dun 7 Bradstreet daily weighted | 59 index of 30 basicv commodities, | compiled for United Press (1930- 32 average equals 100.) Yesterday .... Week Ago ... Month Ago Year Ago 1942 High (April 9) 1842 Low (Jan. 2)

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Tuesday, April 21

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LEAGUE OF NATIONS

WASHINGTON, April 22 (U. P)). —The whole or greater part of each League of Nations loan now is in default as a result of the spread of war in Europe, the league loans committee said today in its ninth annual report. The committee comprises British, American, Dutch and Swiss members representing holders of league loans issued in the total amount of £81,000,000 by Austria, Bulgaria, Danzig, Estonia, Greece and Hupgary. The committee

is seeking to

| “mitigate the effects of these de-

faults, make interim arrangements and safeguard the | bondholders’ formal position,” it was

+, stated.

LOCAL ISSUES

Tuesday, April 21

Nominal quotations furnished by local unit ‘of National Association of Securities

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LOANS IN DEFAULT

HOGS HERE RISE 15 GENTS MORE

Al Weights Share Raise;

Top Reaches $14.35; Vealers Steady.

Hog prices at the Indianapolis

. stockyards recse another 15 cents to-

day, according to the agriculture marketing service. All weights shared in the increase. The top went to $14.35 on choice 230 to 240-pound animals. This was 10 cents above yesterday’s extreme top and 15 cents below last week's peak of $450, when hog prices over the nation were at the

4 | highest level of 15 years.

Total receipts of hogs were 7500. The vealer market was steady after yesterday's 50-cent decline to a $14.50 top. Receipts of calves were 500, of cattle 800 and of sheep 500.

Tuesday, April 21 HOGS (8532) Good to Choice— 120- 140 $18, RZ 23

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Mediu 160- 300 pounds Packing Sows Good and Choice— 270- 300 pounds 330- 260 pounds 360- 400 pounds Gond —

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SHEEP AND LAMBS (643) Lambs

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Good and choice Medium and good Common Ewes (shorn) Common and medium Good and choice

NEW TRIAL DENIED | T0 STATE UTILITIES

BRAZIL, Ind., April 22 (U. P)). —Judge John W. Baumunk denied a defense motion for a new trial in| Clay circuit court yesterday in the injunction suit of Lenore H. Johnson versus the Indiana Gas Utilities Co. and the Terre Haute Gas] Corp. In the motion for a new trial, defendants denied charges by Judge Baumank that members of the public service commission of Indiana fraudulently issued a sale order. Defendants were given 60 days in which to take an appeal.

BOUND FOR CHICAGO

Joseph W. VanBriggle of the Railroadmen’s Federal Savings and Loan association will go te Chicago this week-end to attend the first conference in the history of the savings and loan industry to consider how to fit the publie relations efforts of home financing institutions into the nation’s vietory program,

EXPORT LINES ON BIG BOARD NEW YORK, April 22 (U. P.) — The common stock of American Ex-

stock exchange and at the same time was stricken from listing on the New York curb exchange.

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7:00—Quiz Kids, WISH. 8:00—Mr. District Attorney, WIRE. 9:15—Curtiss-Wright Dinner, WIBC. 9:15—~Great Music, WFBM. 10:30—Tune Up, America, WIBC.

WIBC IS scheduled to broadcast from the victory production drive banquet of the Curtiss-Wright plant at 9:15 o'clock tonight in the Hotel Lincoln. The half hour program will include the address of William H. Harrison, No. 1 assistant to WPB chief § Donald Nelson. ” 2 ”

INDIANA WILL come in for a musical salute along with two other states «tonight when Kay Kyser broadcasts his “College of Musical Knowledge’ program from the NBC studios in Chicago. It's on WIRE at 8 o'clock. Kay and his members will play “Back Home Again in Indiana” in salute to the Hoosier state and also will pay tribute to New Jersey with

Julie Conway

0| the “Jersey Bounce” and to Texas

with “Deep in the Heart of Texas.” Julie Conway, the Illinois girl who quit college for a singing career and was later discovered by Kay, will collaborate with Trudy Erwin and the entire singing group on “Tangerine.” ” 2 2 | TO ACQUAINT the public with] ithe facts of how that extra lump of sugar can help the soldiers on the battlefields and how that aluminum cook pot can help produce more planes, the war production board will inaugurate a new series of radio programs at 9 o'clock tonight on WISH and the Blue net» work. Titled “Three Thirds of a Nation,” the series will dramatize the| inter-relation of things in total war,

o getting down to cases on the sub-

ject of sacrifices, shortages cf materials, rationing and selvaging. The program will mark a new departure in radio technique. Written by Dorothea J. Lewis of the WPB radio section, it will combine music, sound, dramatization, documentation and sharply angled transition in a kaleidoscopic style. Presented from Hollywood with the co-operation of the Hollywood victory committee, it will include original music by Leith Stevens and Meredith Willson. s 2 ”

“MR. DISTRICT Attorney” goes

25 | to work tonight on a hunch that

{clears up one murder mystery and brings forth a fresh one in “The Case of the Dangerous Hunch” at {8:30 o'clock on WIRE. The story is that of a newspaperman who gets an angle about who | was guilty in a gangster killing.’ Bold enough to write and print his | hunch, he becomes a murder mystery himself for all his trouble. Jay Jostyn, as the “D. A.” proves that the writer's hunch was sound, , capably assisted by Len Doyle (Harrington) and Vicki Vola Miller). 2 ” 5 SHELIA VOGELLE, young Amer- | ican coloratura soprano who made her operatic debut with the Cnicago Civic Opera Co. last January, makes her radio debut tonight on the “Great Moments in Music” program at 9:15 o'clock on WFBM. Miss Vogelle will join Jean Tennyson, Jan Peerce and Robert Weede, in excerpts from “Mignon.” She'll sing “Je Suis Titania.” ” » ” MARY SMALL, the little girl with the big voice who practically grew up in radio, joins the cast of the “Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street” tonight on WISH at! o'clock. Billy De Beck, creator ‘of Bdrney and Snuffy Smith, will

make a guest appearance. ... Jeffry |Lynn the movie star who now is a private in Uncle Sam’s army, will be the guest of Eddie Cantor to{night at 8 o'clock on WIRE. . . |“Co-respondent Unknown” is the Ititle of tonight's “Manhattan at { Midnight” drama on WISH at 7:30 o'clock.

ROBERT YOUNG AGAIN C. & 0. CHAIRMAN

RICHMOND, Va. April 22 (U.P.). —The Chesapeake & Ohio merrygo round—from the Van Sweringen brothers to George Ball to Robert R. Young t othe Guaranty Trust Co.—took another turn yesterday, back fo Mr. Young. Mr. Young was elected chairman of the railroad’s board of directors yesterday, one year after he lost control of the road to Guaranty. On the surface, his elevation seemed to indicate the Young-Guaranty controversy had been patched up. One of the five directors replaced was Frank B, Bernard of Muncie, Ind., who earlier had acted with Mr. Ball, also of Muncie.

Up to th WAGON, WHEAY 0 the close of the Chicago Market today. Ihdisnapois flour mills and ne elevators paid $1.09 per bushel for No. red wheat (other grades on thelr merit’ No. 3 yellow shelled corn was %76¢ bushel and No. 3 white shelled corn, e. Bo. 3 white oats, 50c, and No. 2 Ted oats,

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THURSDAY PROGRAMS

‘WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1942

ON THE RADIO TONIGHT

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for 1nsocuracies in program ea nouncements caused by station changes after press time. ”

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News Luke Walton Quiz Kids Quiz Ki Manhattan Manhattan

Basin Street Basin Street News—Music Job Reporter

3-Thirds-Nation 3-Thirds-Nation Clown Meeting 5-Star Final

Coal Facts

WIBC 1070 (Mutual) Cornhuskers Cornhuskers

Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Get Up & Go Get Up & Go

News Roundup Haymakers Bandwagon Devotional

Buy Bonds Buy Bonds Friendly House Friendly House

Friendlv House Friendlv House Public Schools Bailey- Arthur Date With Don Cornhuskers Havmakers Hi Sailori

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David Harum Navv Program School of Air School of Air

Jerry Wayne Charlene’s Songs Red Cross

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Today Today

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WIRE 1430 {NBC-Red)

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

European News Musica] Cl Musica] Clock Musical Clock

Musical Clock News

Shopping Scho Shopping School

Bess Johnson

Mary Marlin

The Bartons Vic and Sade Road of Life David Harum

Bachelop s Children

WISH 1316 (Blue Network) Pioneer Sons Morning Mail

Morning May

Morning XN rn Club

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John's Wife Just Plain Bill

Singin’ Sam

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Livestock Farm and wally Nehrling ick Reed

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News People’s Man Drug Program Drug Hane

Vincent Lo Food and Market Summary Hollywood News

Pepper Young Happiness

Backstage Wife Stella allas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Against the .Storm Perkins

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SALES OF NEW LIFE INSURANGE GAIN

| NEW YORK, April 22 (U. P)—| New paid-for life insurance in March showed an increase of 1 per, cent over the 1941 month, while] | total for the first quarter ran 25 per cent ahead of the corresponding | 1941 period, the Association of Life Insurance Presidents has - dis-| closed. The report aggregates the new paid-for business—not including re-! vivals, increases or dividend addi-| tions — of 39 United States com-| panies having 81 per cent of the, total life insurance outstanding in all United States legal reserve com- | panies. March new business of the 39 companies was $652,459,000 against | $646,196,000, a year ago, an increase: of 1.0 per cent. New ordinary in|surance totaled $413,898,000 against $455,226,000, a decrease of 9.1 per| cent; industrial insurance, $140,735,000 against $148,978,000, down 5.5 per cent; and group insurance, $97,-|

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE

HORIZONTAL

1 Depicted Asiatic country. 6 Its capital. 12 Water cone veyance. 13 Once more. 15 Bachelor of Arts (abbr.). 17 Become weary 18 Dormitory * (abbr.). 19 Biblical pronoun. 20 Light tap. 22 3.14186. 23 Lad. 24 Distort.

89 Chum. 42 Stew. 43 Hen’s product. 26 Primly neat. 44 Metallic 28 Slavic. element. 29 Pertaining to 47 Weep. 49 Exist. 31 Civil engineer 50 Run away. (abbr.). 51 German river. 32 New York 53 Toward. (abbr.). 54 Raccoons. 33 King’s son. 55 Disarm. 36 European 57 Dispatches.

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Answer to Previous Puzzle

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3 Falls in drops.

4 Make angry. 8 Yes. 6 Fathen

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