Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1942 — Page 16

Price Tsar

STEEL OUTPUT REMAINS HIGH

But Attempt to Build Backlog Fails.

TSONE FREEZING | AHEAD OF TIME

But ‘Majority of Concerns Are Expected to Wait

Until Date Set.

NEW YORK, May 4 (U. P.).—Re- CLEVELAND, May 4 (U. PJ tail ad wholesale nichunis was; ‘The continuous flow of scrap st the Sheed gm SD ATod. gOvErDs Li a |intereased volume of the past few: ment price ceilings coincident with weeks is holding steel production at a warning by an OPA spokesman high levels in virtually all centers and the situation is likely to con-

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DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS

Truckers Complain Legal Red Tape|a: is 2h Ee eT rooeeers 3M

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. MENTION “TRANSPORTATION SHORTAGE” to a A trucker and he'll blow sky high. And perhaps he has reason. Virtually all of the trucking groups complain that ing while the railroads are pulling long trains of war material, FE 20 to 30 per cent of the truck capacity is idle. vr: 18 Moving goods on the highways has increased 10 to 15 _ per cent over last year. Business is better in the East and A Pacific Coast than it is around here. Why? Anac AW acabie. 27

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the Indianapolis stockyards today, the agriculture marketing administration reported. Those weighing more than 160 pounds were a dime higher than Saturday, or 25 cents higher than Friday. The top was $14.25 for good | Bufiang: Foree 50/to choice 220 to 240-pounders.|Burlington M . 162 Lighter weights advanced 25 cents. Be Mp S87 Vealers were steady with a $15 | Bios 57°. 83 top. Receipts included 1800 cattle, Byron Fiackson. 12% 700 calves, 10,000 hogs and 100 sheep. :

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that violators of the regulation will BE OE -" - |tinue for the rest of the summer, The order, freezing prices on vir- {the magazine Steel said today. tually all consumers’ goods as of Ll. The trade authority said that in their highest levels for March, be- Bo we | comes effective May 11 for manu- “tensive scrap collection programs facturers and wholesalers and May Dr. Merle Fainsod, Harvard pro- are getting increasingly good re|18 for retailers. fessor, who has been named tsar (sults, with sutomobile graveyards Several leading retail and. whole- of retail prices under OPA, will |contributing a steady tonnage. sale organizations, however, have| pe responsible for ironing out ir- However, efforts fa accumulate “jumped the gun” by announcing| regjlarifies in the freezing of re- : that they already have brought| tqii prices scrap reserves for next winter have their prices into line with the OPA |- not been successful, since most of Hiei? Jrics These moves, it was the current receipts are melted imsaid, were taken because of vetiet, GRAIN PRICES RISE: mediately. in some trade quarters that buyers might feel disposed to hold back Highest Since June purchases until the government SOYBEANS LOWER The magazine reported that steel ceilings become effective since some production increased % point last items now are priced above the| CHICAGO, May 4 (U. P.).—Grain| week to 99 per cent of capacity, the forthcoming tops. futures firmed in early trading on highest mark since June, 1941. It Complain Unfair’ the board of trade today, but soy-|added, however, thai the current The Kea bean futures eased. eure Tepreinis 4 much gleates sge department store in tonnage since capacity has been "| Newark, N. J, the Kayser retail a Whoa Yas ow hh x — 8 stepped up since last year, stores operated in this city, Cluett,|Pusnel at the end of the our; - ®|Peabody & Co., shirt, underwear (Corn up % to %; oats unchanged to i art ee sy | and neckwear manufacturers, and|UP %; rye up % to %, and soybeans | i ‘posh the maritime commission Butler Bros.” Chicago wholesalers, |off i to %. and the navy pressing for delivery already have announced that they| Firmness in the wheat market re-|as a result of the increased shiphave brought their prices into line|sulted from support of commission |building program. ‘with the price-fixing order. house and mill brokers. Optimism To meet these needs platemakers However, most retail apd whole-|over the high loan rate on the new|pave set new production records.

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LOCAL ISSUES

Many retailers contend that the #4 ” No: eo time lag between their prices and Stocks Th = wholesale quotations—estimated at Yin an average of 11 per cent—and are IR pressing the OPA to adjust its order |gopps err so that the retailers will not be Circle 11 cate ton ’ forced to absorb that differential. {Hook Drug Go Sn” a Many claims have been made that|Tio sss rol so pid | wholesale bankruptcies will ensue, Ind 4; Mich 1 1% vid. particularly among food retailers,|Ind Hydro § Elec ole unless some adjustment is made. In

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Indpls Washington reports that the OPA had indicated that the government|} 1° 12Imay grant subsidies to interests|N Ind selling necessary products if their| pub Serv of Ind 5% pfd.. 12 costs are excessive and they cannot| uP S25 19.1 profitably bring their prices into 2 line with the order, failed to arouse much enthusiasm here. It was beg0| lieved by merchants here that such | instances would be very rare. Meanwhile, an OPA spokesman here said that while the agency |cConsol s would not threaten business with a Cont] 2 Sec i 3 “big stick” and will give all inter-|H T, 6s 43.... 9| ests a “fair chance” to become educated to compliance with the order, 1|that persistent violators will have|; their licenses revoked and will be put out of business. N The OPA already is preparing to|pub Serv Ri [LP Vester Works bs 57.

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LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hen tull-feathered, 19c; Le Se hens, 15¢. B \ fh to 3 1bs.,

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1,000,000 tons, a level about 100,000 to 125,000 above the April estirnate.

Directives Needed

The publication said that gener-: ally no plates are available under A-1 priorities unless covered by directives. Bars and sheets are close to plates in volume of requirements for war purposes and top priorities have accummulated to an extent that general allocation seems likely to be applied soon. In carbon bars little assurance of delivery can be given on orders below A-1-B and many mills are able fo handle only A-1-A ratings. Alloy bars can be delivered in little less than six to eight months at top priorities, except on directives.

TWO FROM HERE ON UTILITY CO. BOARD

Two Indianapolis men today were elected directors of Public Service. Co. of Indiana, Inc. Dudley R. Gallahue, president of American States Life Insurance Co., and Kurt PF. Pantzer, attorney, were elected to fill vacancies caused by resignations of Laurence K. Callahan of Chicago, recently commissioned a major in the air corps, and Leo S. Ganter| Jr. of Muncie, who is to report soon for duty as cap= tain in the army reserve COrps. The other seven directors and of=ficers were re-elected.

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that can be hauled back on the| good to Choice— truck’s return trip. Thus many| }20- 140 empty trucks, if regulations were 160- 80 changed, could bring back war goods | 3200- _ on the return trip. Maintenance, labor and tax costs have gone up for truckers as well as everyone else. ‘However, they did get a break in tire rationing (10 per cent of the present rolling stock has been put in a special reserve). The latest government order affecting trucks is that they must haul a return load of not less than %5 per cent capacity on every trip over 15 miles. That makes it hard on stores doing a good suburban business around the city. A group of these private truck owners are to get together here this week to see what can be done about it—if 2 anything.

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26050-SP2—Paper, sulphite ledger index card strips, buff color, size 47%x16% inch. 6215—Air circulators, hot water storagé ank, electric water heater, magnet 2 switch, Merpumeter, glass wash-

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110 18 put on its payroll full-time “professional shopping experts” to check prices in large cities but it is believed that in smaller cities and towns price compliance will be in the hands of local boards which will depend upon consumers to make roilers, 3. 23¢; complaints on violation of the|vhite end barred rock, 2: 4c; Socks, ne! order. 2 gs-~Current ceiny " *lbs. and up,

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volts, 60 cycles The following purchases have been authorized to be negotiated contracts except as noted. Quantity sheets .may be inspected at Indianapolis office, war production board, tenth floor, Circle Tower.

A aS hiact Quartermaster Depot, JeffersonYe e, 1 J-GS8- 180-Scales, weighin 7 J-G8-184—Batterl Son SRE, Mantes, Generators, Contact Quartermaster Depot, Jersey City, N. J.

May JC-2-OL {13} Sour, laundry, for mobile laundry Contact "Quarterma ster’ Depot.

delphi! eh & (42—10, 000 ea. Brassards, Officers’ gandidate hool, with White Arm B ith the words “Officer

Canaidate” P-0-803 (42) ignia, Shoulder. ‘Sleeve : r Dept. Overhead and General sendy uarters Overhead)

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ton .C. Wis-ot {11)-Bix 8 Outfits for Sipthent Clean Jats ¢ at A different stations. uipment: Baseball, Softscl. Recreational and Repair Material. Contact Indianapolis office, duction board. NO-228-PMC—Complete Galley (Kitchen) ECT for six ships. (Plans may be inspected.)

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DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, May 4 (U. P).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press 1930-32 ‘average equals 100): Saturday ERE EE EN EE RY RY] 157.47 759,71 8,11 Week AZO ....co0eensesneses 157.55Cash Bai i 449,597 38 Month AGO ..-aveessesrennees 15754 T1380 of Toaaeaaead|T Cent L £10 31° | WAT AO ...o0rccnseeesseess 131.06{GOld Res 22,600,468, 350.09 29.515.199.321.36 ndpls Pd L. 11% 942 High (April 9) eeceeeses 15781] INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Inter

Interchem pf 10434 e : 1942 Low (Jan. 2) eecccsscson 151.54 Clearings 5,111,000 Int rhe Phi 118 :

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WASHINGTON, May 4 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current Sica) Yoo year throu fh May 5 shipated with a Sh $24, 256, 303, 687. 50 $10,136 +192. 33 WarSpnd. 18,815,057, 15¢ 55.76 4,644,401,9

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ES ferred utility shares, issues of West Receipts, market not yet established; 5 Don ng 25 . to mon utilities generally were acweak to 25 cents lower; most early sales, bullocks; buying size unabl Goodyear common pushed” up a conditions; servatively cents lower; mostly 50 een ; bulls weaker; weakened off after fractional gain. vealers weak at $15 down own: v imited i very oils and amusements were irreguns; few throwouts, $

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