Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1942 — Page 24
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Monin Are III toms vomiwet Sn” Corporation Rate Not What| control 1egistation that would ex—Landlords must register all res
Year Ago isesesee 115.30 —0.24 os High, 1942, 114.22; Low, 92.92. jes HT 1 pt. | tend the basic work week to 48 Rooseveit Wants, hours, conceded today that tH¥ Reports Hint. homes and apar:ments in co ties under_the federal rent.
High, 1941, 133.50; Low, 106.34. estvaco 20 RAILROADS Vhite “ ”» Yesterday ....... ceeieinses 24.25 40.40 Wilbs on Sind, Lo . bill “appears to be dead. Week AZO .....iecceessesses pe =01s ilson & C His admission of defeat came ey he oie WASHINGTON, April 30 (U, P).| 8 the house naval affairs comHigh, 1042, 20.01; Low, 28.72. —The house ways and means com-| Jittee prepared to vote on a moYale & T v mittee was reported by well informed |. tion to table the bill sponsored by i2| sources today to be near an agree-| Rep. Smith and its chairman, Carl ment on new corporation taxes| Vinson (D. Ga.), and after Chair- |nrogram. %|that would represent the first con-| man William H. Davis of the war | The office of price gressional , setback ‘for President] labor board said the board's pol- |announced the regulation yesterday after placing areas in which more than two-thirds of the popula reside under rent ceilings ; Under the order landlords vl
High, 1941, 30.88; Low, 24.25. Jal & T {ees 15 UTILITIES Young Sheet . Roosevelt's seven-point economic| icy toward wage increases would ' 7 program. continue exible, “but less exible The committee was said to be| than it has been.” register with local rent trators all houses, apartments,
Westerday ...seieeveqeseces 1085 025] YOURE SH Dr .. Aor Work ALO +.cvevasesrsranses 1000 wBBT( 00 oo yl yd ioa Low Last Change OF J D AD AMS 00 about ready to approve a profits Mr. Davis said he did not inter2. 1h 1h 5 1 Ur F I] tax plan that would take 85 or 90| pret President Roosevelt’s message Clifford C. Reed, assistant secre-| Pe cent of all “excess” earnings,| to .congress as a prohibition ile ers, and all other property : ted for living quarters. Similar regise:
Month AZO «..cececsssecscss 11.60 0.15 Year AZO .......c.coesseeeeee 17.84 —0.06 but retaining the present formula| against wage increases where they tary of J. D, Adams Manufacturing « } 221Co. here, has been elected 8 dirge-| 1° “O'DPUUNE the excess, It also] are nesded {0 maintain ‘ade se: ¢ trations and regulations covering hotels and rooming houses will be
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Officers re-elected stort. Adams, board; Mr. Meeker, executive vice
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freasurer. The quarterly dividend of 20
stock was declared, payable June 29 to stockholders of record June 16.
HIGHER AT GHIGAGO
CHICAGO, April 30 (U. P).— Grain futures were generally firmer in early dealings on the board of trade today. Wheat was up % to % cent a bushel at the end of the first hour; corn unchanged to off %; rye up 1% to 3%; oats unchanged to up %, and soybeans off % to %. Wheat reached a high of 1.22% in early trade, but later some reselling by local traders developed. The fact that prices are well below the parity level and an expectation that mid-month parity prices will be increased tended to discourage selling operations in the wheat’ pit.
Liferaft Made
NEW YORK, April (U. P.).—
newly discovered cellular rubber, were announced today by the U. S.
plan would raise them $3,000,000,000. Mr. Roosevelt, in his message to congress earlier this week, recommended that profits be kept at a reasonable rate—“the word ‘reason-
Administration sources said that if the ways and means committee goes through with the tax program on which they are now said to be near agreement, the president might feel obliged to follow his general profits recommendations with a specific proposal that congress could not easily dismiss.
Treasury Defeated?
The 40 per cent regular corporation tax rate was suggested by the committee’s own experts. It’s adoption would represent a major defeat for the treasury whose 55 per cent program is lower than the one the President discussed with congressional leaders a week and a half ago. Also reported by members of the ways and means members to be. in a strong position was a proposal to credit corporations with 20 per cent of their taxable excess profits for repayment after the war. The treasury recommended a credit of only 7 per cent. The profits tax program, on which the committée may vote today, would conform with President Roosevelt's “cost-of-living” message recommendations so far as the rate of excess profits taxation is concerned. But’ it would appear to be in appreciable conflict with Mr. Roosevelt on the definition of excess profits.
F. D. R. Differs
The president in the past, and again this year on the basis of his
STOCKS CONTINUE ON REGOVERY PATH
NEW YORK, April 30 (U. P.).— Stocks scored gains ranging to 2 points today in extension of the
sharp late recovery which got under way in the previous session, Profit-taking slowed the advance moderately. American Telephone, which paced yesterday's recovery after setting a new seven-year low at 101%, moved up to 107, up 2% points. Steel shares, also prominent in the previous session’s rally, set up gains ranging to a point in Bethlehem and then eased from the highs of realizing. Directors of Bethlehem will take dividend action and issue the first quarter earnings statement after the close today. American Tobacco B held a point gain, a reduction in the dividend to 75 cents a share from $1 previously being offset by a good report of the company’s current sales. American Can aind a long list of special issues had gains of a point and more, while fractional gains predominated in the main list. Preferred utilities moved up 1 to 2 points when Leo Crowley, head of the Standard Gas & Electric system and chairman of the Federal Deposit. Insurgnce Corp., disclosed that he will oppose any more by the SEC to force the system to dispose of its assets under integration proceedings at current depressed values.
LOCAL ISSUES
officials would have an opportunity to set up rent controls, the OPA does not expect local action t be. adequate in many of the areas, It was therefore expected that federal action would be taken in most of the 323 communities in 48 states so far designated as rentals control areas. The regulations, beside the registration provisions, covered . such points as leases, evictions, services, new construction, alterations, ade justments, special relationships bes tween tenant and landlord, off-sea« son rentals, violations and evasions, and penalties, Provisions of the ordet includeds
Provisions Listed
1. A scale of maximum rents ex cept in the cases of tenant domestic servants and | ers, and hotels and rooming houses, = '* 2. Services which were a part of the rental price on the base date must continue to be supplied. ek 3. Petitions for higher rents may be filed if major capital improve= ments have been made or servios. i increased. ges 4. Tenants may not be evicted - long as they continue to pay their rent, unless they commit a nuisance . or use the accomodations for immora] or illegal purposes, 5. The tenant may petition the administrator for rent adj
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that. It is so buoyant, the company| De or 7 |said, that the newly devised raft| COTPOTations may also compute iidbls Water Cis 8% old can support to their excess profits on the basis of hos Nat Life Ins com nn port up to 30 persons the average of their earnings in|n Nd a pa pid. tseer 07 oer Shplicagions of Soiuse the four years immediately preced-|N od Eub serv 7 1% 0 bid.1Ill 8 wh end ks use as Insulation ,. ye outbreak of war, So thatlbis ov of 1 Ind 5% fd. eet! uncer dec of mosquito type tor- if a corporation had sizable earn-|se ros & pete boats, and in life jackets for ings in that period, its excess profits fe > 2 engineers. Also a fire taxes would not be large. Van Camp Milk com ....eeeees nt, hard cellular rubber is The difference between a flat ex Bors being used as supports of self- cess profits rate of 85 a "| Algers Wins'w W.RE 4%s . A sealing gas tanks in airplanes Pp rate o or 90 per|American Loan 55 51 .. . 96 . cent—now being considered by the gent Newspaper Be Dans. committee—and the present system |Ch of m Bld 18 Co 4%s bi’.
Citizens In T is that excess profits rates are now Gitssens Tod, 2 vig ol
OFFER GARY BONDS NEW YORE, april 30 (U.P) graduated from 35 to 60 per cent, Crabh-eynols: Taylor Sihs 55.109 3
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2% per cent airport bonds was earnings. The treasury would hav offered publicly today by Halsey, graduated these rates from 50 to I Stuart & Co. Inc, at prices to per cent
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-— By ROGER BUDROW WE HAVE LEARNED WHAT “FREEZE” MEANS, ‘when it is applied to our economics. The next term to learn is “roll-back” because there will be a lot of it from now on. " A long time ago the government froze steel prices. A Now, because mass production is lowering costs, steel can A be made cheaper and the OPA is getting ready to “roll-|am H back” steel prices. Am The same thing will happen to a stores, retail and wholesale. Ongs I of the first groups to complain about aa the ‘OPA freezing of prices yester- Am Smelt = 00 DOWN AGAIN: ; association. It Am T & T said that stores : A would be “squeez- ; Am . ed” because whole- | Wejghts Over 160 Pounds -sale prices are 2 i 38 24% higher, relatively, Ys than retail prices Sell 20 Cents Less oy ads: i: ao ns toem| Than Yesterday. |aiemen,-:: dps month, thus dis-| A 20-cent reduction was made in regarding t ha t T time lag in marking up retail Roger Budrow pce 5, cuts or wipes out profit margins. But if the retailers will read carefully the OPA freeze order, they will discover that OPA Administrator Henderson realizes the , Situation as well as they do and conceded that something will have to be done about it. But, he said, you have to start somewhere in such a big plan, even though there will be inequities to be worked out Jater. Thus there probably will be a “roll-back” in wholesale prices or 2 mark up in retail ones in cases where the squeeze” is too great. ” o ” BRIDGEPORT BRASS, with factories here and in Bridgeport, |M Conn., is pushing its profits slightly higher. In the last three months (ended March 31) profits amounted to $472,045 after paying off preferred dividends and reserving $590,000 for taxes. In the same three months of last year Bridgeport Brass netted $385,214. . 3 ” n EJ ANTI - SUBMARINE patrol - ships will be built near Chicago on Lake Michigan; at a new shipyard being built by the PullmanStandard Car Manufacturing Co. The company has an order for 50 of the Piesel-powered craft. The real news in the navy-ap-proved announcement is that the patrol boats will be built of steel whereas usually the 110-foot boat is made of wood. ” ” Ed ODDS AND ENDS: Studebaker Corp, of South Bend made $270,000 profit in the first three months of this year, against $180,000 in the . first three months of 1941. , . . For Choice : Crone Wm ihe 1? monihs ended March al 750- 900 pounds sibesesee... [email protected] Crown Zeller rs Public Service Co. of Indiana made J50- 90 900 pounds ......see... [email protected]| Cube BB of $2,083,400 against $2,832,731 in the S00- 900 900° Pounds ..heeesscs.. [email protected] Spam Sug re previous 12 months. . . . Southern| 500- 900 pounds . veers. [email protected] tton farmers are experimenting Cows (all weights) th growing sage, coriander, fen1, caraway, lavender and digitalis, hich are drug and aromatic crops nce imported. . , . Dental floss,
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Bulls (all weights) Beet (Yearlings excluded) pgonce made of silk, is now being g 800d ssiseesvriechenssresss [email protected] sgmade of a plastic yarn. . . . OEM| Good~ _............couuuee.. [email protected] 5 “says shellac shortage means fewer| Medium ; 3.0010 .25 « 00@ 9.00 phonograph records for the ‘“rug- CALVES (678 | cutters”. (swing dancers) but the ) Dist Seag .'. ‘consolation is that the jute short- Good oda Jealers (all weights) 5.00 | DiXie- Vortex A’ age means there will be fewer rugs Con $0013.30 2 Douglas Aire! 359, : % : 00 105 Bo ya S%p orien: Feeder & Stocker C ‘Cattle & Calves Du Pont pf ...122 ek and Costa Rica. . . . Trouble with|CBoleS,, ue |. 213s East Alr Lines. 19% beet sugar, stores complain, is that 500-1050 Pounds .cdevenaseeqs In; % 13.00 it is packed in large sacks, necessi- 500-800 pounds .....seeeee.. [email protected] Boa 115 tating weighing out every sale and |pfodimons, POURS <ecrececsecss lec Pu ‘a Li 15:16 sacking-up each, While .cane sugar 300-1000 DOUNdS .ecoceesecse. [email protected]|F) P & I, $7 bt 19% firms have packed their product in| 500- 900 pounds [email protected] | Eng” Fup >, > 5 handy 1 and 2-pound packages. . . . Calves (Steers) Eng P LF on EP SbS t en There are reports that cotton pro- 380 pounds down [email protected] | ENE P 5 6D 2. 49% duction was boosted to 650 pounds|Med on ds down [email protected] * an acre (against 252 pound- average Calves | (heifers) : in the good year of 1940) by using [Good anda Choice— | : seed treated chemically with levu- |mogimer nds down [email protected] | eq linic acid, which is not expensive.| 500 ‘pounds down [email protected] SHEEP AND LAMBS (696) Lambs
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1942 Low (Jan. 2)........... 15154 . ; buyers talking around 25 cents low ood and choice offerings Sents lower on 3%. chanis Bank bldg, Indianapolis. U. S. STATEMEN T fis sends. above; few low grade primes, 83 8% ... Taam . a sae borne Massey-Harris Co., Maryland _cor- ! “es n a eg ration: change of agent Cattle—4500; Calvés yearling trade al- "t 23% 61 ‘6... |White 151] Merchants Bank bldg. Indian: ern ASHINGTON. April 30 (U. P.)—Gover a a standsull; good and 50 cents Pun Cent Fox $5 3s apalis. Current. fiscal 3 Vear Be ran pach 9, or $1 under week's h igh: medium Snags vin Oy BR T., ie. 2% Corp., Mishawaka: change of address| compared with a year ago: , Und Ell Fish .. 31% 381% polis, and change of ig to Jacob
91 to 1511 Merchants ank bldg 25 cents or more fAR mostly cattle; no -. Indian- This Yea ast Yea 3 8.| Expenses, $23, 724,840, 714. "os $1, 008. 063, 623. 69 eld ab Union Carb hite, same address. War Spd ,500,504.37 * 4,542,288,241.55
choice cattle sold; some above 5 approximately * $1 lower than earl; A gh iv £. 19% Post-Way Transit, Tnc., Indianapolis?| Receipts. 9 710,101,474 56 Shows Un Sil © Hu 10% 1 10% .;.. |Shange of agent to Lawre Amm rk Baa :
week; few early sales $12.50 to $14; Ham Watch f. 984 TRA Babak 13 TF if|pn Oil Cal. it 818 ecules Trust bide. Tndianavais.” iol in Yeek mostly, $13@1378; beef Cy 2 ent a ented Aviad) 4 a 7. = Yl, Fred A. Sk Co. dianapolia: Pa Eo 70, tidy: a 8% $7 53125 85.408.98 r: IS Wen n J ent increas SE ah, Soo very Pu Be F ve > iy Gn Air r ines. 2 1 : .... |5000. shares of 3% ing ao st Gold Res 22,688, 416,650.35 42.504,054.142.26 n jes — 8 Used Car Finance Co. - gpolis: amendment of articies of yop
Republican : He Candidate Gow Sno” fu 185 480 Prleinas, $10.15
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During my four years as Sheriff of Marjon County, Sullivan was my most honest, effi- - 5 cient and dependable deputy and at no time % did I have the occasion to question his integrity and honesty, and I will withdraw as a candidate before I will benefit or be a party to the defamation of his character and the humiliation of his family and friends. Even if the things that it is alleged he did in his youth are true, what politician, even when oath and of mature : age, has not done as bad or worse in some way: i or another? i Knowing the o caliber and character of most. of the politicians who have been conductin; this vicious campaign against Sullivan, Iv take Sullivan with his manhood, honesty a integrity.
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on Evergthing Diamonds, Watches, Musical Instruments, Cameras,
i (Signed) OTTO RAY Clothing, Shotguns, Ete.
R. R. 16, Box S155