Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1942 — Page 4

BUSINESS

Mt. Vernon,

Term

By ROGER BUDROW

BARGE BUSINESS AT MT. VERNON is due for a boom. That small city on the Ohio down in the southwest corner of Indiana, near the junction of the Ohio and Wabash Am rivers, is to be the actual terminus of the new oil pipeline being built by the government. The 550-mile pipeline, finally approved by the war pro-| a duction board after having been turned down several times,

will start at Long View, Tex.,

is in the south central portion of that state.

If will cost between 35 and 45 million dollars and will haul 300,000 barrels a day, maybe more later. The pipeline will be built of seamless steel tubing and cast iron because of the shortage of steel plates, needed so badly for shipbuilding. From Salem, Ill the oil

is a ml

non which barge and road center well as niin IRAEt Budrow of a refinery city. Officials estimate that 115.000 120.000 barrels will leave Mt. Vernon daily for the 700-mile barge trip up the Ohio to Pittsburgh. The four railroad branch lines at Mt. Vernon which connect with main eastern lines will be able to haul around 130.000 barrels. About 50,000 barrels will remain in the Midwest. The pipeline itself is expected to be finished by December. Officials are very skittish when asked if it will mean that the eastern states, now being rationed on gasoline, will have larger rations. They say fuel oil comes first and then they'll know more about gasoline prospects. = = = COST-OF-LIVING did not change at all in Indianapolis during April, according to the Conference Board (private agency) index. Nationally the index rose 0.2 per cent, smallest increase since March last year. Because of the no-change here, some local firms will not have te make any changes in their cost-of-living bonuses to employees. The Labor department’s trimonthly index is not out yet. Many concerns use that index. f & & ODDS AND ENDS: Because of gasoline rationing, outlying homes

DELIVERY OF THE

NEW

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Distribution of the new Indianapolis telephone directories

starts tomorrow morning. Please have the old directories ready...we will collect them when the new ones are delivered. Make sure no articles of value are left in the old books. And if your present copycontains a personal telephone number list, you may wish to remove it and bring it up to date by checking it against the new directory.

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in eastern cities are harder to rent nowadays while closer-in places are in great demand. . .

from Indiana, Ohio and lower Michigan has been stopped by the WPB because the area itself has become a “deficit area.” . . . Wall street is looking for this week to be just as dull on the stock market as last week was. . . . Steel mills are now worried about storing up enough scrap this summer for next winter's | operations.

'PORKER PRICES ADVANCE HERE

‘Weights Over 160 Pounds 5 to 10 Cents Higher Than Saturday.

Hogs weighing more than 160 pounds sold 5 to 10 cents higher at

than they did Friday and Saturday, the agricultural marketing adminis- | Go tration reported. The top advanced to $14.30 for good to choice 200 to 240-pounders. Weights under 160 pounds were unchanged. Receipts included 2014 cattle, 708 calves, 9967 hogs and 455 sheep.

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Vealers (all weights) Good and choice

Beef—

Feeder & Stocker Cattle a Calves Steers Cholce— 500-800 pounds 800-1050 pounds Good— 500- 800 pounds $00- 1550 pounds

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500 ands down Ewes (shorn)

Good and choice {Common and choice Shern Lambs i Good and choice Medium and good Spring Lambs {Good and choice Medium and good {Common

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WAGON WHEAT

Up to the ciose of the Chicago Market today, Indianapons flour mills and elevators paid $1. per bushel for No. 2 oy Sheat tother graves on their merits). yellow shel ed corn was 8lc per Bish and No. 2 white Shlleq corn, 88c; 3 white oats, 50c and No. 2 red oats,

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STOCKS ARE FIRMER IN LIGHT TRADING

NEW YORK, June 15 (U. P.).—

: | Stocks were firmer in afternoon

trading today afterearly steadineess. Volume continued very light.

Small gains were registered in steels, airlines, coppers, farm issues and some oils. Rails were off slightly in a number of leading issues while utilities held around the previous close. Motors were mixed. United Air Lines made a new high at 12 up %. American Airlines sold at 343% up 14; Pan American 17% up % and Eastern 23% 15. Aircrafts were mixed with Lockheed off slightly and United unchanged.

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LOCAL ISSUES

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N Ind Pub Serv 7% pfd Na Laundry Pub Serv of Ind 5% pid. . Pub Serv of Ind Ine com. So nd G&L 487% pfd.. Union Title Co cone .. United Tel Co 5% Van Camp Milk pf Van Camp Milk com . Bonds

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Pub Tel 4 . 99 Richmond Water Works 5s 57. 1% Trac Term Corp 5s 67.. 812 U S Machine Corp 5s 51 *Ex-Dividend.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, June 15 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through June 12 compared with a year Roy

108% 102 841, 102

‘a t Yea % | Expenses 2 Heo. 38 os. 21 811, 788, Bar 308 43 2|W Spend 5.828.5

43,013.97 S oa J33 333. 83 4.9 69.60

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23,769,991 60.93

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INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, June 15 (U. P).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price inflex of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 average equals 100): Saturday .c..coiieiiieiiaies 15498 WEEK B80 cecovcesissnsisess 15371 Month 2880 .ecevittieeceessss 156.62 YCAr BBO :...ecccacviideise 13696 1942 High (M2y 9) se.eeenees 158.34 1942 Low (Jan. 2) ....ceveee 5

on Everything Diamonds, Watches,

Musical Instruments. Cameras, Clething, Shotguns, Ete.

JEWELRY CO, ine.

. higher than Fr

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Tobaccos were easier with American Tobacco B at 44% ol 1, Mercantiles generally were easier. Santa Fe, Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific and Southern Railway eased while Chesapeake & Ohio and Union

v4 Pacific were slightly higher,

SOYBEANS ADVANGE ON GOOD DEMAND

CHICAGO, June 15 (U. P.).—Grain and soybean futures firmed in early dealings on the board of trade today. At the end of the first hour, wheat 4 to 3% cents a bushel higher,

4 corn 12 lower to 1 higher; oats un-

changed; rye up 3 to 5, and soy-

1 7 | beans up 7% to 114.

Reports of a better demand for soybean meal during the past week caused a sharp upturn in soybean prices shortly after the opening, but profit-taking on highs of nearly 3 cents net brought prices down to nearly half of the initial gains.

TIME LOST BECAUSE OF STRIKES REDUCED

WASHINGTON, June 15 (U. P). —Man-days lost from war production as a result of strikes last month were 006 per cent of the total man-days worked, compared with 1.03 per cent during May, 1941,

Chairman William H. Davis of the war labor board reported today. The April, 1942, loss was .08 per cent. Mr. Davis said 137,000 man-days were lost in May because of strikes, compared with 173500 in April, while the estimated number of man-

ll days worked was 242,000,000, an in-

crease of 29,000,000 over April. During May, 144 strikes involving 47800 men were in progress, contrasted with the 95 strikes involving 43,000 men which were in progress in April. All stoppages of work due to labor disputes, whether strikes or lockouts, were used in compiling the

4 | statistics.

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy preea, hens, full-feathered, 18c; Leghorn hen roilers, 2 Bo 3%, Js. colored, i white ard barred rock, 23c; cocks, llc No, 2 POI 3 cents less. 2 receipts, 54 lbs. and up,

Eggs — Grade A, large, 30c; medium, 20d; grade ® small,

Bu 39l2¢; No. 2, ree 38c; butterfat, No. 1, 35¢; No. 32¢ (Prices on produce fenvered at inai dian. apolis, quoted by Wadler Co.).

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs—Receipts, 13,000; 10 to 15 gents Friday's average: top, $14.35. d and choice 180-330 Ibs. $14.10 @14.30; most % h 160-180-1b. averages, $13.85@ good 360-500-1b. sows, largely $13.65@14. Shee ceipts, 1500; steady; few decks ood to choice shorn oid crop lambs with d 2 pelts, [email protected]; choice native springers, $16; throwouts mostly $13.50 down; lambs discontinued; $1 per hundred; fat ewes, [email protected]. Cattle—Receipts, 14,000; calves, receipts, 1200: fed steers and yearlings, steady to strong: early top, $14.75; strictly choice offerings around He most early sales, 50@14; largely eastern buyers; strong; Spoics weighty heifers, largely fed steer and heifer run; i bulls weak at $11.75 down sausage offerings; vealers steady: 450 down; only odd lots, $14. eH @15; oo cattle weak.

OTHER LIVESTOCK

FT. WAYNE, June Bo (U. P.).—Ho arn 5 to 10 cents higher; 240 1bs., $14 180-300 to $14. 05:

. $14.10; 1bs., 3 14; 0-260 lbs., $14.10; HPs $14.05; 280-300 S. $13.95; 350-400 Ibs. $13.60; 140- 190 2% . $13.10; 100-130 1 $

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$13.25; 19 ay $11. So ® Salves, $14; $15; yearlings, $11@13; ewes,

It Does

All These Add Up to and Funeral

UTILITIES FIGHT SEC ‘SENTENCE’

Commonwealth & Southern, North American Co. File Appeals.

NEW YORK, June 156 (U. P.).— The securities and exchange com-

1,| mission faces the first major court

test of its “death sentence” powers over the nation's public utility holding companies in an appeal by the North American Co. . against a recent SEC order requiring the system to reduce the scope of its operations to a single integrated

1#| territory.

The appeal, filed in the second U. S. Court of Appeals here, requests a review of the SEC order and challenges the constitutionality of section 11 (B) (1) of the Public Utility Holding Company Act, which limits holding companies to one integrated system and one or more additional systems that meet specific conditions. Recently, the Commonwealth & Southern system filed suit in the circuit court in Philadelphia, contesting the legality of an SEC order issued under section 11 (B) (2) of the act, requiring reduction of the company’s capitalization to a single class of common stock.

Two Sections at Issue

Thus, the two most controversial sections of the act are now before the federal courts for the first time, indicating that the U. S. Supreme Court eventually will be given an opportunity to pass on their constitutionality. In announcing filing of the new appeal, Edward L. Shea, president of North American, explained that the court action had been taken so that the company’s stockholders would not lose their right to appeal against the “death sentence” order issued by the SEC on April 14. The company had 60 days in which to appeal the order, and Mr. Shea said this move had been decided upon “in order to maintain the status quo while we continue our efforts to work out a constructive solution of our prohlem that will meet with the approval both of the commission and of our investors.”

Has Four Major Areas

North American at present operates, through its subsidiaries. in four major areas—Missousi-Illi-nois-Iowa, Wisconsin - Michigan, Ohio and Kansas-Missouri—with its main investments in Cleveland, Milwaukee, St. Louis and Washington, D. C,, in addition to sizable interests in Detroit and San Francisco. The SEC order would require the system to divest itself of 56 subsidiaries and affiliates, leaving only the main properties of the Union Electric Co. of Missouri, which serves St. Louis and surrounding areas, and the St. Louis County Gas Co. and the 60 Broadway Building Corp.

If you can manufacture any of these materials, contact the war production board, 10th floor, Circle Tower building, Indianapolis. Asterisk indicates plans and specifications are on file there,

BIDS WANTED

ARMY MISCELLANEOUS Invitation Numoer Item Classes 7 and 14—Fuel oil and kerosene, region 5, tankwagon and drum deliveries for the period July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1943 Neg. Cont. Class 17, Sup. 1—Message-and-data transmitting equipment for the pericd July 1, 1942 to June 30, .

42-217—Fresh

Date Bid Cleses

fruits and vegetables: Cantaloupes, grapefruit, lemons, asparagus, green beans, cabbage, carrots, celery, corn, cucumbers, spinach, lettuce, onions, parsley, peppers, potatoes, radishes, tomatoes, advocados, limes, for ‘delivery to the Vet. Adm. Indianapolis, Ind. Class 51, Sup. 6—Anti-freeze compound for she period July 1, 1942 to June 1

30, 2132- SST Extingiidhers fire; carbon tetrachloride type: brass container, lacquered finish and decalcomania labels with bracket, 1-qt. cap .... 26133-A4—Ambulance; two patient type find Pg patient type, side and rear

26135 SP5— Vertical hollow chisel mortiser with accessories 26136-SP5—Pump, motor, starting switch and variable drive 1 26138-SP5—Shredder, cane 2819 SD == NgL0r driven

26143-SP6-— Wood staves; untreated redwood or creosote-treated douglas fir, 6365—Electric water still, storage tank, tubular mounting and heating elements 2 6368—Water pumps, steel-wire cloth, weighing scales (counter, scoop and platform, platform, spring and postal) rubber valves, rubber boots and half masks 6364—White lead ir oil, paint pigments, red enamel, dry red lead, dry zinc oxide, mixed paint, mixing oil, cold water paint, interior enamel, asphalt varnish, orange shellac, linseed oil tur ntine, paint thinner, whiting paint drums and cans......... 2 8367 "Baseball catcher’'s mitts, body protectors, volley balls, volley hall nets, bowling pins, and billiard and pool cloths asphalt cement, rosin, carbon ietrachloride, carbon disulphide, sulphur dioxide, manganese linoleate, soda ash, caustic soda, rust-preventive compound, tallow, oils, freon gas, m chloride gas, dr -cleaning solvent, glue, silica, wool waste, sulphuric acid and ethyl alcohol

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ONE OF THE hardest working musical groups in radio, Fred Ware ing and his “Pleasure Time” cast, will embark on its fourth year in the series tonight at 6 o'clock on WIRE. Broadcast nine times a week over 109 stations of the NBC-network, the program recently entertained its millionth studio visitor. In spite of long hours of daily rehearsals and nightly broadcasts, the Waring gang has carried on the last three years without a vacation except for pleasant week-ends at their own colony at Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa., where they go as soon as the Friday show ends. The orchestra, soloists and glee club number more than 60 persons today. The glee club, of which Bob Shaw is assistant director, sings as a cappella choir and with the orchestra. Among the vocalists, Donna Dae and Patsy Garrett are heard both singly and together as “The Swing-

MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1942

RADIO PROGRAMS

Patsy Garrett (left) and Doona Dae.

erettes.” Jane Wilson is a soloist, and Daisy Bernier is the Honey of “Two Bees and a Honey,” the Bees being Hal Kammer and Murray Shane, Gordon Goodman, tenor, and Jimmy Atkins, baritone. are the regular male vocalists with occasional numbers by Paul Owen and Walter Scheff. Ferne, the only girl in the orchestra, is a violin soloist, as is Eric Siday. The instrumental Four Squires are Lumpy Brannum, bass violinist, Glenn Moore, trumpeter, Jack Smith, guitarist, and Russ Black, pianist.

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