Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1942 — Page 6
BUSINESS
Banks Find Fewer Places b Make Loans So Government Gets Money
By ROGER BUDROW
BUSINESS IS NOT BOOMING for thé Hoosier bankers| gathered at Indianapolis for their annual convention. fact, bank lending hasn’t been so poor for three years, ac-
cording to the Federal Reserve system.
When the Nazis overran
down again. Why?
securities.
Thus, in the post-war period, if these new war plants are not
needed, the government takes the loss, not’ the ‘banks. And because everyone is part of the government
and because this|
war is everyone's concern, you hear .few protests about the government underwriting these new plants. Another reason bank loans are down is because industry is making money and Roger Budrow doesn’t need to go to the bank for working capital. The railroads, for example, are actually paying off loans ahead of time. Some war plants that expanded early in the defense program with their own (or bank’s) money are paying those loans back out of present war production earnings. The other chief reason bank loans are going down is that production of consumers goods or non-defense goods has been curtailed considerably. Thus, these firms are slowing or stopping their operations and
don’t need so much cash on hand.) june 15 in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,[4m Conversion to war production willlgansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Min-|Am mean that some of them will be|nesota, Missouri, Nebraska, the Da-|Am coming back to the banks for money |kotas, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Bi
when they 2 war {opisacts
THE AVERAGE HOOSIER has e551 worth of life insurance, according to the National Underwriter. Disregarding those who have no insurance at all, the average policy owned by a Hoosier is for $1812. More smaller policies were sold last year, however, and the average policy taken out in Indiana in 1941 was for $1725, somewhat below the current average policy in force. : o » » ODDS AND ENDS: The index of farm prices compiled by ‘Purdue hit 1556 on April 15, highest in many years . . . The agriculture department no longer will publish statistics on lend-lease cotton shipments, might aid the enemy . , . Russia is still buying machine tools here, proof of their optimism . , . Kingsbury ordnance plant near La Porte is irked by false alarms which
Poland back in the fall of 39, bank loans started going up but now they are going back . The government is financing most of the war plant expansions instead of ‘private banks and the banks are financing the government by buying government
In|
MORE RATIONING OF GAS HINTED
Pacific Northwest Next; Order Affects Indiana Fuel Oil Use.
WASHINGTON, May 13 (U. P.). —The prospect of gasoline deliveries “for essential use only” spread to the Pacific Northwest today.
There were unofficial indications that formal card rationing would be extended to that area eventually to assure equitable distribution under a war production board order which:
1. Reduces deliveries to Washington and Oregon filling stations to 50 per cent of normal, effective June 1. A present cut of one-third will remain in effect until June 1. 2. Reduces to 50 per cent of normal light fuel oil deliveries in those states, effective May 15.
3. Prohibits all fuel oil dgliveries for use in equipment installed after
and Wisconsin, except in the case of new stoves for domestic cooking.
4. Formalizes previously announced plans to cut to 50 per cent of normal gasoline and light heating oil deliveries effective Friday in 17 eastern states and the District of Columbia, where formal rationing starts on the same date.
Build Stockpiles
Officials of the office of price administration, which is administering the rationing program, said “there definitely is no plan to ration gasoline in the Pacific Northwest as early as June 1, but we may get to it by July 1.” They explained that administrative difficulties would preclude action before July 1, which also is the date set for the start of a permanent program on the east coast, replacing the “emergency” program starting Friday. A source close to Petroleum Coordinator Harold L. Ickes said the
A new type auto-train designed for use either on the highway or by means of retractable steel flanged wheels on rails is shown after its completion at Highland, Ill. The vehicle is to be delivered to an undisclosed ordnance plant.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Acme Steel ... 45 Adams Exp ... 5% Addressograph . 10% Allegr Corp .... 5-1 All f$30ww 37% Allegh Laud Stl . 17% Allen Indust ... 3% Alli ed Chem ...125% Allied Mills .. 13 Allied Stores pf. 66% Allis-Chal 23% Alpha P Cem .. Am Ag Ch Di Am Am
Am Am
Am A&FPwr $6 pf. Am&F Pwr 2 pf Hide & L .
Am PB
AmB .e Am Rol M pf . Am Sea ing TVs Am in. uild | 2574
Am Smelt Am Am
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Am Am Tob Am Type F Am-Viscose . Am-Viseose pt’ 163% Am Water W .. 2% am Soolen 33 yo Ze pr pf. 40% Anaconda Armour Ill .... Armour Ill pr pf 34% Armstrong Ck . Asso ory Gds . Bo Asso Inv 25Y; Asso Inv pf ...
Atl C Atl Refining . Atlas Corp Atlas Pdr pf Aviation rp .
Bald Loco ct .. Balt & Ohio ... Bangor & Ar .. Bang & Ar pf .
take hundreds of workers off need-|50 per cent cut was ordered for the|Ben Ind Loan .
lessly, slowing production . .'. One employee was caught, fined, fired for turning in a false alarm. That 30% cut in cocoa grind foreshadows possible rationing, like coffee . . . Plastics for civilian use may be rationed next . , . War production board officials complain about printed hints of rationing, saying it leads to hoarding, but did that very thing on coal in an effort to get the ‘public to “buy coal now” '. . . A House committee keeps a secret file on war appropriations - (because some war officials want their testimony off-the-record) but the file will be handy for a post-war audit.
STOCKS MOVED BACK BY AXIS WAR DRIVE
"NEW YORK, May 13 (U. P).— ‘ Intensified enemy activity in the Russian Crimea, the Mediterranean area and in the islands north of Australia today unsettled the stock market which declined to new lows for a week with volume rising slightly. Steels, chemicals, aircrafts and other war issues were sold and other sections - followed them down. Losses ranged to more than a point in the main list and to considerably more in some special issues. General Gas convertible preferred dropped 20 points when sale of one of its properties was prohibited by the South Carolina supréme court. ‘Bethlehem Steel made a new low at 52% off 1% and U. S. Steel was down a point. Republic Steel made a new low in further response to a dividend reduction announced yesterday.
LOCAL ISSUES
Nominal Juotayions furnished by local gait of of National Association of Securities
Stocks Bid
Agents Finance Co Inc com... 7% Agents Finance Co Inc pid. . w 20
Ask
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it’s advisable to build up stock piles
. .|a little more there” and because it|Bi
present high rate of overland oil movement,
Build Cement Barges
Other developments in the complex oil picture included: Disclosure by an OPC spokesman | B that the extraordinary costs of overland transportation soon would be recognized by OPA authorization of a further price increase of gasoline and possibly other petroleum products. He said the government already plans to subsidize
insurance, said to be costing the oil industry $200,000,000 annually at present rates. OPC planned “soon” to submit to WPB a new application for a Texas-to-New York pipeline which a com-
last week is the “only solution” to the eastern supply problem. The maritime commission announced plans for emergency construction of 18 large cement barges and an undisclosed number of 180foot wooden barges, many of which presumably will be used to bolster east-bound oil movement over inland waterways.
ed price index of 30 basic commodities, (1930-32 average equals 100):
Yesterday
Month ago eeeeg essences 156.91 Year 880 cesssscsssessesssvs 135.43 1942 High (May 9), 158.34. 1942 Low (Jan. 2), 151.54.
Speaks Here
A discussion and demonstration ‘of blackout lighting will be given ‘at the Electric League's dinner meeting tomorrow night at the
Pacific northwest because “we think [Bet
may not be possible to maintain the
mittee of oil industry experts said |S
DAILY PRICE INDEX &:
NEW YORK, May 13 (U. P.)— Sont Me Dunn & Bradstreet’s daily weight-
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By UNITED PRESS DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES
30 INDUSTRIALS
Yesterday 98.56 Week Ago .. Month Ago .... Year Ago High, 1942, 14.22; low, High, 1941, 133.59; low, 106.34.
20 RAILROADS
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HOG PRICES SAS 9 T0 10 CENTS
Top Is $14 at Local Yards; 7014 Porkers Arrive; Sows Steady.
- Hog prices at the Indianapolis stockyards today were 5 to 10 cents lower than yesterday's bulk sales, the agriculture marketing administration reported. Weights above 160 pounds were 5 cents under yesterday’s bulk sales or 10 cents below the higher opening prices. Lighter weights de‘clined 10 cents. The top was $14 for good to choice 220 to 240-pound-ers. Some sellers held out for higher prices. Sows were unchanged. Receipts included 983 cattle, 610 calves, 7014 hogs and 232 sheep.
HOGS (7014)
: «v. [email protected] Packing Sows Good and Choice— 270- 300 ise Sei enteatsves +- $13. 60@13" 33 300- 330 pounds «....ve... 60@13. 330- 3 Pounds Cesare tues ee : 1360013. 70
Good— 360- 400 B Han. 65 400- 450 pounds @13.60 450- 500 pounds C1 30@13. 60
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250- 500 pounds [email protected] Slaughter Pigs
Medium and Good— 90- 120 pounds
CATTLE (983) Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers
Bn
pounds ......ce0000. $14. 20@15. 50 00 pounds 00 pounds 00 pounds
00d —~ 750-900 pounds . 900-1100 jounds 1100-1300 pound 1300- dy ounds
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150-1100 pounds ....ceveese 1100-1300 pounds ... .. [email protected]
>omMmon-— 750-1100 pounds [email protected] Steers, Heifers & Mixed Chofice— 500- 750 pounds ........ eee [email protected] Good— 500- 750 pounds eees [email protected]
Chaice— 750- 900 pounds Go
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Common 500- 900 pounds [email protected]
Cows (all weights)
Bulls (all weights) . (Yearlings excluded)
« [email protected] . [email protected] Mediu Cutter and common CALVES (610)
Vealers (all weights)
Good and choice [email protected] [email protected] 7.00@ 9.00
Feeder & Stocker Cattle & Calves . Steers [email protected] . [email protected]
. [email protected] [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
ce— . 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds .. Good: : 500- 800 ‘pounds 800-1050 pounds .... edium— Sa 1-1000 ) pounds wee Comm 500- 2900 1 pounds Calves
Good and Choice— poun down .
(Steers) 12.25@ 14.75 Medium500 pounds down [email protected] : Calves (heifers) Gnod and Choice— 500 pounds down . [email protected] edium— 500 ‘pounds down ... [email protected]
SHEEP AND LAMBS (232)
Good and Sholcs Common ana me Shorn Lambs
Good and choice Medium and good.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Hogs—Receipts, 11,000; slow, steady to 10 cents lower than yesterday’ 8 average; most late sales 5 to 10 cents off, top, $14.0 Spans Wi Suit good and choice 180-330 1bs. Seg ; bulk 160-180 Ib. averages, $13. s0a1s 90; good 400-550 1b. sows large,
Sheep—Receipts, 1500. Late yesterday fat lambs closed slow, weak to 15 cents lowers. few £hojee wool skins, $14.90 and $15; bulk good choice all wei hts, [email protected]; deck clippers with No, 2 skins, 13.25; several decks medium to good fall sho, [email protected]; best clipped ewes, today’s trade: fat lambs nominally strictly choice offered 1b. wool skins, and shorn
. [email protected] «oo [email protected]
ve; odd lot of sheep steady; en, $6.7
5 down Cattle Recotnts, 10,000; calves—Receipts 1000; steer trade steady to 25 cents lower; bulk’ common and medium grades off least: strictly choice to prime 1400 Ib. wei, hts, $16.60; several loads choice, $15 aif ss; mostly, [email protected] trade; heifers "to 25 cents lower; mostly, $11.50 at 50, with choice heavy held above $14.50; other Slazses cattle Steady; weighty cufte r cows up to $8.85; weighty sausae bulls at [email protected]; Bub steady $15.50 down, .
OTHER LIVESTOCK
WAYNE, May 13 (U. P).— se Ny cents lower; 220-240 lbs., $1 ois 5 180-200
1bs., $13.75; 160-180 lbs. $13.65 260-280 1bs., 13-00" 300-350 1bs., Gd HE 8, i: “en Wi Lg
$10.50 she ts i 2
GRAINS, a LOWER AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May 13 (U. P.).—Grain and soybean futures continued easy in early dealings on the board of
trade. ; At the end of the first hour wheat
-|was off % to % cent a bushel; corn
compared off 1; to 7%; oats unchanged to off
%3 1ve Off % to 1%, ana. soybegns
aloft 1% to 1%.
Mos. selling in the rai Tufires x ket appeared to have been induced by news that a senate sub-
$051 “You Are Free”
| Metropolitan Opera soprano star,
" EDDIE CANTOR, with a new contract in his pocket and Edna May Oliver as his guest star, moves to the new army air force replacement training center at Santa Ana, Cal, tonight for his broadcast on vir at 8 o'clock. radio sponsor just recently renewed his contract for another year, three months before the option date ekpires. The new contract calls for Eddie's services for 39 weeks during the 1942-43 season. Eddie will complete his present series of Wedensday night broadcasts June 24 to return Sept. 30. During the summer season the time will be taken over by the popular dramatic series, “Those We Love.” # ” »
GOOD MUSIC tonight will include the lyric seprano voice of Nadine Conner, young American singer, who will join Nelson Eddy on his program at 7 o'clock on WFBM. Miss Conner will sing “Air§ des Bijoux” from Gounod’s “Faust” # and will join Mr. Eddy for a duet,
from “Apple Blossoms.” Florence ton,
Easformer Miss Conner 5/and Arthur Carron, noted “Met” tenor, will be heard in excerpts from Wagner’s “Triston and Isolde” at 9:15 o'clock tonight during the “Great Moments in Music” program on WFBM. George Sebastian will conduct FJ ” ”
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THE WEDNESDAY night “who dunits” go after diamond smugglers and crooked politicians tonight. At 7 o'clock on WIRE, Nick and
‘Nora Charles (Les Damon and
Claudia Morgan) crack a ring of smugglers who. specialize in uncut diamonds and who use the to pay for their subversive activities. : “Mr. - District Attorney” solves “The Case of the Big Fix” at 8:30 o'clock on the same station. The tale deals with the -activities of crooked politicians in “fixing” criminal charges in return for political or financial favors. » ” » TWO NEW local programs have popped up over at WIBC, Each week day at 4:05 p. m., Joe Ann Shay, traffic manager, ‘and Jack Morrow, head of the production department, review the station’s broadcast schedule for the coming evening and next day. The other program is that featuring the Leary family, a mother, her two daughters aiid two sons. They are heard twice daily in a series of hillbilly music, at 8:45 a. m, and 3:30 p. m, Monday through Friday. »
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Amos and Andy | Fulton wis Jr,
Glenn Miller Bert Wilson Brewster Boy Red Ryder Brewster Boy Red Ryder
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Nelson Eddy Cal Tinnev Nel Eddy Joseph Sudy Dr. Christian Pope Pius Dr, Christian Pope Pius
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Baseball Game ‘John B, Hughes Star Parade Eddie Dunsore
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Basin eet Basin Street Job rier News—Music
3-Thirds-Nation 3-Thirds-Nation American Clowns 5-Star Final
Drifting Alon Diu og long Life: Pr
Kay Kyser
Dick Reed ‘Music u Li Sta tient “rrai) Starlight Trail
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No Hitler Bus. Ranch Hands Ranch Hands
THURSDAY
News—10th Inning
Music IN want Music Musis ou Want
PROGRAMS
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WIBO 1 nv (Mutu
Bill Haley Devotions
Get Up & Go
Get Up & Get Up & Go
News Roundup Haymakers Bandwagon Leary. Family .
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6:30 sat mmr 6:45 Rhythm-Reveille
1: 2% Earlv Birds 7:15 Early Birds ia 8 N
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Early Birds
gore ae Is Barrels 3 Thus We 1 Live
Valiant Lady 15 Stories 3: 30 Stepmother :45 Todav’s Band"
a: 00 Mary Taylor Je: 33 Brush Creek 0 Bright Horizons 10: 28 Aunt Jenny
ji: 0 Kate Smith 5 Big. Sister i 30 Helen Trent 11:45 Gal “Sunday
12:00 Tune Revue 12:15 Gilbert Forbes 12:30 Farm Circle 12:45 Farm Circle
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Friendly House endly House Public Behools: Life's Mirror
Corn Huskers Corn Huskers Cousin Ohickie Hi Sailo;
Arthur Van Hor
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Charlie Cook
Bill Haley Pailey-Traflers Les Huff Tri
Les Huff Trio Date at 3
Leary Family Leary Family
Brite Spots Hymn Time Request Time Request Time
1:00 Dr. Malone 1:15 Jovce 2a Oe aD 1:30 Love and Learn 1:45 Woman in White
2: :00 David Harum :15 Navv_ Program 2:30 Bob & Gayle :45 Music Album
:00 Tea Time Tunes :15 Tea Time Tunes :30 Red Cross :45 Press News
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John's Wife
Just Plain Bill
Ren Ei re Farm Home Farm-Home
WIRE 1430 INBoLRed) Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol World News
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nd Sade Road of Life David Harum
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Frankie Parrish Linda’s ve
Hi in Hi Editor's Da Against the Storm ° Ma Perkins Pepper Y se Back
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Girl Marries
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Food and Defense "hie
Prescott Presen Hresoott Presen! ews—Seamen a
5 Glib Ma Club Matinee
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i: i Marries : }—The Goldhergs
6: 30—Unapnounced
9:15] yser 130~
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7: 15-=Thin Man 3 39 Poa Souse
Dog Hou 8 {00—Eddie Cantor
Cantor
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Attorney
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Bess Johnso! Bacneior’'s Children ‘ 9 Ao Beet River 9:45—Mary Marlin
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