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— NT INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NEW YORK STOCKS

By UNITED PRESS

SEEK QUICK USE FOR OLD METAL T

WPB Officials May Urge} £5 de Mills to Buy It Direct; iis of Paper Is Piling Up.

By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, June 9 —Spring J cleaning has piled up scrap paper An in every city to the point that the; Am

WPB bureau of industrial conserva-| Am tion has abandoned hope of an im-| Am mediate solution of the collection {i problem. |p i Bureau officials suggest that per- am haps the municipalities themselves! jn will have to provide some sort of in Meta warehousing for their paper collec- |: tions until the demand permits their; movement through regular trade; channels. | 3 They are anxious to keep metal; gcrap moving, however, and shortly may add the power of requisitioning all metals which they now exercise am © or over the so-called “automobile Jin Tobacco... graveyards.” {Am Tob of ... {Am Type F Metal Piles Up In Dealers’ Yards An ae ot 4 This matter has been discussed a Cath in by William L. Batt of WPB with|jnec WaCable 28 Lessing J. Rosenwald, Bureau chief.| jrmont Hi 2; A threatened bottleneck in scrap Arnold Const dealers’ yards in some ny:

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{Armour Ill localities! Atchison may force the government to re-|}ifhiroy bt guest steel mills to buy scrap metal] au Refining direct and prepare it for the fur-|Atlas Ser pi. naces in their own yards, Mr Aviation Corp Rosenwald said. “The bureau of industrial conser-| vation has been charged with the | Ba responsibility of getting iron and| steel scrap into the furnaces of the| Jat steel mills without delay,” he de-| clared. IE Salvage metal piles are mounting} in dealers’ yards. It has come from | many sources — manufacturers, old |B bridges, street-car and railroad) 1 : oh tracks, automobile graveyards! homes and farms.

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“This is the open season for scrap) Bion Shri and the mills should be allowed to Budd Mig .. take advantage of it by building up| Burreusts ©... their inventories. Our active sal-|Rush Term dling of scrap at this time of year, and dealers should make every effort to keep the scrap moving. “In some localities, scrap dealers have been lax in handling the accelerated load. The threatened bottleneck can be eliminated if the mills buy and prepare the scrap in their own yards. It may be necessary to see that this is done, un-| eit “2! 0 2s less the usual methods of scrap, Certain-teed ... handling can deal with the prob-'gn em

End Waste Paper Collections Here

Waste paper collections in Indi- | & anapolis have been stopped for] several weeks while reclaiming) plants catch up with the stock on! anand.

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Indianapolis hy Tr. Healers said, however, that there is| Som Selvents no bottleneck in the movement OF | teh Bison 3s la scrap metal in Indiana and that] Ge

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Aircraft Cig pr of 89%, stocked now with scrap. What stop-| Cons Co at page there has been in scrap move-|Cons Edi f i ment, they said, has been due to|S3nS Gi labor conditions, in which scrapjCons : j Cons material workers have taken other Cont

war jobs.

¥ Honorloans =:

for women with jobs

No security of any kind required

Cont

F YOU ever need a cath loan, remember that at Household Finance you can borrow up to $300 without security of any kind. Then you may repay your Honor Loan in small monthly instalments.

Households Honor Loan plan has been specially designed for people with steady jobs. When vou get an Honor Loan, you merely give us your personal note. You need no security of any kind. We make your ican simply on vour earning ability and your willingness to repay.

Honor Loan simply and privately. So you need?

Cost of $50 loan only $3.20

You may choose the most — payment plan from the table below. Notice, for instance, that four monthly instalments of $13.30 each—a total of $53.20—repay a $50 loan in full. The cost of your loan is thus only $3.20. Or take a $100 loan repaid in six monthly instalments of $18.18 each.

loan costs you just $9.08.

Just this to de Instalments in the table include

All vou do to apply for a Household Finance Honor Loan is to tell us how much you need and how you wish to repay. We require no stocks or bonds, no endorsers or guarantors—no security of any kind. It is never necessarv to ask friends or fellow-workers to sign the loan papers with you. Neither do we question friends or rel- women with money problems.

FIND HERE THE CASH LOAN YOU NEED

CHOOSE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENT HERE

51.91 3504 | 25.60 64.89 4380 | 33.25 : 77.86 52.56 | 39.91 27.26

103.56 69.90 53.07 36.23 129.26 87.19 66.15 45.12 15495 | 104.42 79.21 53.98 1

balance of $150 or less and 114% per month on that part of a balance in excess of $150. You pay nothing more.

If you can make good use of a loan, | 33

us how much vou need. We are in business to make loans to men and

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atives about your credit. You get your |

why not apply today for the loan 2

You repay a total of $109.08. Your Met

charges of 215% per month on a loan | }Mea

nt see us at once. Or just phone and tell Mor

not exceeding $150, and 14% per month

WE GUARANTEE the total amount figured by using this table to be the full amount you will pay, when payments are made on schedule. You will pay less if you pay your loan ahead of time since you pay charges only for the actual time you have the money. Pavments include charges at Household’s rate

of 2%% per month on that part of a balance ) 3° “A REAL &. / that part of a balance in excess of $150. A : END.

LE. HENDERSON, PRESIDENT]

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

& Toor. Illinois Building, 17 West Tui H. S. Meeker, Mgr.

Floor, Merchants Bank

Sheth Fioor MJ. Sut Mr.

Building, Washington i Fone Riey MIL

Market Street, Corner Illinois Street Phone: Riley 5404

and Meridian

30 busta Yesterday ....... cliestienice 03.58 Chiidtieeiieiee _— Cibibbiistiiie 9858 High, 1942, 114.92; Low, 92.92 High, 1941, 133.39; Low, 106.34. 20 RAILROADS + Yesterday Week Ago ... ‘Month Age .. Year Age . 28.20 High, 1942, 20.01; Low, 23.31. High, 1941, 30.88; Low, 28.235. 13 UTILITIES

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Week Ago Year Age “ High, 1942, 1. 94; Low, 10.58, High, 1941, 20.65; Low, 13.31.

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OPA MOVES MONDAY T0 MURAT TEMPLE

Indiana state offices of the OPA will move Monday from the Circle Tower building to the Murat temple, 510 N. New Jersey st. Partitions are being erected for 22 offices in the main room on the first floor by the shrine, which is

tenance. Rent for the new quarters was said to be “lower than other ‘| desirable space in Indianapolis.” 2| The shrine said some of its activiZ| ties will be curtailed “for the duration.”

Rumors of Meat Shortage Denied

CHICAGO, June 9 (U. P).— The American Meat institute today denied rumors that a meat shortage is developing in the United States. For two weeks a shortage of beef did appear in the east, but not because of insufficient supply, an institute spokesman said. During the weeks of May 9 and 16 shippers, for no apparent reason, sent fewer cattle to market. During the week of May 30 shipments increased 15 per cent above May 2, and June 6 shipments were still larger. | It takes two weeks or more for meat to travel from slaughterhouse to consumer,

LOCAL PRODUCE Reavy rere, 2 hens, full-feathered, 18c:

il 2 Th 3! lbs. lored. 24c; and barred Rt 8 cocks, 11 lle. White ga rrent Renn 54 lbs. and up,

Saaed s—QGrade A, 200; §rade & oe um, i Sk 2 small,

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PORKER PRICES SKID 25 GENTS

Top Slumps to $14 Here; 13,550 Hogs Shipped to Stockyards.

A 925-cent decline was made in the

* | price of hogs weighing between 100

and 400 pounds at the Indianapolis

1s stockyards today, the agricultural

marketing administration reported. The top was $14 for good to choice Sows sold 15 cents lower than yesterday.

Receipts included 1911 cattle, 996 calves, 13,550 hogs and 533 sheep.

HOGS (13,550)

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Medium, ang CO veiiiin [email protected]

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Cesiseistsissniiieee [email protected]

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CALVES (996)

Vealers (all weights) Good and choice Common and medium Cull Feeder & Stocker Cattle & Calves Steers Chot 500- $00. pounds 800-1050 pounds

od 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds Medium— 500-1000 pounds Common 500- 900 pounds

Calves (Steers) Savane ov [email protected]

Cees wees [email protected] (heifers)

0, pounds dOWR ........oe [email protected] 500 pounds down [email protected] SHEEP AND LAMBS (533)

Ewes (shorn) Good and choice

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vee [email protected] tessaaaasaes [email protected]

cerieanaaass 10.50@11.%5 [email protected]

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Shorn Lambs Good and choice [email protected]

. [email protected]

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hops_Reqeipts, 3850, 25 cents lower; sows steady. top, $14. 05 paid for good and choice 180.375 ibs; 275-300 lbs, $13. 9: 300-400 lbs, $13.80: 160-180 lbs. $13.9 medium and good d 150-160 Ibs., $13.25; 3 sows, $12.25@ Cattle—Recelpts, 400. Calves—Receipts, 600. Fairly active, steers and heifers steady. cows lower; 688-1b. good to choice heifers, R art load 624-1b, good heifers, $13; 700- lb. good mixed steers

and heifers, $12.75@13: common

4 | medium slaughter steers and heifers

@12.50: common and medium bee $0@9.% geod cows, [email protected]; canners and cutters, $6. $e: 25; common and medium bulls, $9. 1i; good weighty Siaee bulls od Ie ht butcher bulls to 1.50. Vealers Sea y, top, $14.50; good choice [email protected]; common and medium, $10.50@13; culls, $9.50 wn. Sheep—Receipts, 500, steady: dow: $15; good to choice Jiptingets, dite 15; common and medium, 50° culls, $10 down; fat clipped Slaughter ew ewes, $6 down.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

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"$13.85 100-130 Ibs, $13; Stags, $11.25; Calves, $14; R14: Yearlings, [email protected].

3 3X N oN U. S. STATEMENT WASHINGTON, June 9 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through June @ compared with a year ago: This Year Last Year

I Roush Lam

= i also furnishing furniture and main- Expenses $28.883,702,317 317: 59 $1 L 350. ae, 781.15

Ww 36,256 44 Receipts. 1.2 Net Def. Cash Bal Ww Bal Pub Debt

Gold Res. 22,585.106,630.71

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

Clearin . . Ot ts ees Sn “32,121,000 |

and andere i Counties Purchasing and Marketing . Vernon; no capital st tock, Oliver eR inney Wil Jarred, Jesse D. Bauer and others. Midstates Oil Corp., laware corporatoni sdmitieq to Thdiana to prospect for oil and gas

Posey

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NEW Cream Stops Under-arm Odor

«ss prevents perspiration

Already the LARGEST SELLER to Prevent Under-arm Odor

1. A BETTER way to prevent - rancid odor and perspiration stains. : 2. Saves shirts from rot caused «by underarm perspiration. 3. Takes buthalfa minute touse. 4. A greaseless cream which disappears at once. 8. Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of the American Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabric.

Mor and more MEN turn to Artid everyday .. try ajar

ARRIIL

0 2 Leather preferred, Coca Cola and

00 | yesterday

ceviannesss 8 4,168,000

TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1942

Indianapolis Business Summary

Bank Clearings Chita enresensenne

Bank Debits serssiessessenseesesst $78,468,000

Postoffice Receipts coiooivniesienns Building Permits ccioeivaiveicnien Houses Apartments coicoieccsniceninnns Business Industrial Public Repairs & Alterations ...coi00 Applied for Jobs «..cciciiiaianiane Received JObS oc.oviviiinivnsseions Filed Unemployment Claims «..v00 Freight Carloadings: Inbound Outbound Electricity Output (kwh) Water Pumpage (gallons) ....eves. Streetcar Passengers (May 30) J...0 Telephones In Use (June 4) «oie Livestock Receipts (head) ...cev00 Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep Grain Receipts (bushels) socoeieess Corn Wheat ciceccecisnintinsisnianss

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GessessesentesteRsenrtRr Cessesesssssseranraastenee Oats: coveerissresroerosscsonsones

Rye SOYbeaNns cecesssscsesoscsassnns

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Last Week $29,710,000

Week Last Week Before A Year Ago $20,430,000 $24,742,000 $52,804,000 $63,256,000 $101,224 $111,146 $44,912 $49,305 $324,830 $38,500 $31,500 $250,950 0 0 0 0 $800 $34,000 0 0 | 0 0 $32,000 $6,412 $17,005 $7,880 1,420 1,643 1,657 605 820 590 251 236 240

$92,360

4.611 2,307 15,838,000 318,330,000 1,715,786 +197 64,110 5,733 3,814 53,440 1,123 577,000 489,000

4,158 2,409 15,113,000 271,320,000 1,106,747 4-238 47.873 5,568 3,145 37,697 1,483 427,000 323,000 11,000 15,000 15,000 72,000 74,000 96,000 0 0 0 5,000 15,000 18,000

4,232 2,915 14,191,000 246,810,000 1,330,722 4-291 67,299 6,137 4,186 55,564 1,412 671,000 542,000

1941 Thus Far $502,124,000 $1,278,394,000 $2,114,734

1942 % Chge. Thus Far ’42 vs. ’41 $583,958,000 + 16.3 $1,606,993,000 -- 25.7 $2,205,404 4 4.3 $6,295,443 $3,024,699 — 52.0 $2,644,475 $2,392,105 9.5 $391,000 0 ==100.0 $938,994 $219,376 = 76.6 $1,577,300 $138,500 «= 91.2 $213,400 $15,800 — 92.6 $530,274 $252,155 «= 52.3 22,393 29,242 + 30.6 12,036 14,289 -- 18.9 7,204 10,847 4 50.8

90,992 56,613 290,022,000 5,008,730,000 28,740,485 105,131 1,267,425 128,355 62,823 975,183 110,064 13,918,800 10,929,500 560,600 1,960,400 150,000 320,500

0.8 3.4 13.1 12.4 28.1 9.6 22 8.7 0.9 5.9 6.5 31 9.2 16.0 33.4 7.3 0.9

91,755 58,545 328,128,000 5,630,810,000 36,808,205 115,207 1,239,413 139,547 63,380 919,226 117,227 13,487,200 9,923,500 471,000 2,614,200 161,000 317,500

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Sources of above figures: Indianapolis Clearing House Association, Indianapolis Postoffice, City Building Commissioner,

Indianapolis Office of Stale Employment Security Division, Pennsylvania Railroad. New York Central, Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville (Monon); New York, Chicago & St. Louis (Nickel Plate);

Iinois Central,

Baltimore & Ohio, Indianapolis

Water Co., Indianapolis Railways, Indiana Bell Telephone Co., Agriculture Marketing Service, Indianapolis Board of Trade, ' Center Township Trustee, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Indianapolis Power & Light Co.

# CHEMICAL SHARES

FEATURE ADVANGE:

NEW YORK, June 9 (U. P.)—Re- |B

newed strength in chemical shares and wide gains in special issues featured an irregular advance in stocks today to the best point on

I the industrial average in more than | in

three months. Columbian Carbon points to equal its 1942 high at 72. Allied Chemical jumped 3 points to

137, while Monsanto gained more |N, In

than 2 points and du Pont almost 2 points. Hazel Atlas at 86, up 6, Firestone preferred at 98, up 4% and a new high, William Wrigley at 56, up 5%, and Household Finance preferred and Standard Brands preferred, up 3 points each, were features.

American Car & Foundry, Ameri- s can Telephone, United Fruit, Sun |

Oil, U. S. Rubber preferred, U. S.

Otis Steel first preferred were among issues up 1 to more than 2 points, some to new highs. General Motors reached a new high at 384 373i, off 1, while Chrysler held 3s gain at 61'4. An irregularly higher trend prevailed in most other major groups.

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK June 9 (U. P)— Dun & Bradstreet’'s daily weighted index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): sessessssarsveness 18371 Week ago 154.76 Month 880 «sseeiiiieiiveees 157.60 Year 880 cicievssisssevsnsee 130.13 1942 high (May 9) «...ve.... 15834 1942 low (Jan. 2)..eeneesesss 151.54

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City Bottling Works, Indianapolis; egistration of trade-mark. ‘‘Pavov’s Declass 44; yon-alcoholie beve

erages Cy Vigo Mining Co., Terre Haute; dissolu-

lie ous Cola,”

glass of water contains health and happiness, for it is filled from a source tested regularly. Remember—water is the most delightfully refreshing drink there is—and remember, too, the human system requires at least 8 glasses of water every day.

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and then reacted to|pub

LOCAL ISSUES

Nominal quotations rurnished by local ips of of National Association of Securities

n Tate Co 52% pid.... n Nat Life Ins com..... Pub Serv 5% % LN: « 1 Pub Serv 8% ofd.. conve

0 CODe . .. United Tel Co 5% pfd......ue van Camp Milk pfd 65 Van Camp Milk com ...coveese 1 Bonds

Algers Wins'w W BR 4} as. eeu American Loan bs a Cerriene « 38 American Loan bs Cent Newsps er es 42.51 ... Ch of C ag Oo Co as a Shtisens Ing Ro . Consol Fin

Pub bens of { 1a’ ag is e Richmond Naser Works 5s 57. 108, Trac Term Corp 5s 67. U S Machine Corp 5s ‘51 *Bx-Dividend.

RYE AND SOYBEAN FUTURES ADVANGE

CHICAGO, June 9 (U. PJ. Grain and soybean prices moved higher in early dealings on the board of trade today. Rye and soybean futures showed the sharpest upturns with gains of more than 1 per cent. At the end of the first hour, wheat was % to % cent a bushel higher, corn unchanged to 4 cent higher, oats up !2 cent, rye up % to 1 cent, and soybeans up 7 to 1% cents.

PERFECT CIRCLE CO. HOLDS ELECTION

Times Special

HAGERSTOWN, Ind. June 9.— Lothair Teetor was elected president and chairman of the board of the Perfect Circle Co. in the recent meeting. Ralph R. Teetor was elected vice president; Leslie B. Davis, secree tary-treasurer, and C. Ray Teetor,

. |assistant secretary-treasurer.

Directors “are Lothair Teetor, Ralph R. Teetor, Macy O. Teetor, Don H. Teetor, Herman Teetor, Dan C. Teetor, W. B. Hartley and George H. Keagy.

WAGON WHEAT

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