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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PAGE 9

SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1942

BUSINESS.

Big Manufacturers Must Use New Plan to Get Materials

FINAL 7 STOR HOG PRICES UP 10 T0 15 GENTS

| DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 30 INDUSTRIALS Top Advances to $14.50 as 3000 Porkers Arrived

WAR BUS

High Law Close Change —Re

—0.35 —0.93 £0.31 40.07 +0.32

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

Acme Steel Adams Exp Alaska Juneau Allied Mills ... Allied Stores Allis-Chal ‘“ jmeizda pet .. High, 1942, 114.22; Low, 92.92.

51 Sas [am In am 35 4 — "Al High 1942, 133.59; Low, 106.34. * RAILROADS

Yesterday .......... Week ARB ....iic.iciiidiiins Month Ago ...... 24.01 2 Year Ago 27.99 High, 1942, 29.01; Low, 23.31. High, 1941, 30.88; Low, 24.25.

15 UTILITIES

+1 3 Wh

sess seareaa.

23.59 23.59 23.45

BIDS WANTED

| Month Ago ... | Year Ago i. High, 1942, 14.94; Low, 10.58. High, 1941, 20.65; Low, 13.51.

17 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS

Sales Net (In 100s) High Low Close Change Erie Certfes. . 111 5% 5% 3% 4+ 4% Radio Corp.. 85 314 3% 3% .... Socony Vac.. TM TM MM Gen Motors. . 3s 3% 37% Pan Amer Air 1638 163% North Amer. . % Ne Ohio Oil TB Te Curtiss Wrght 5% 5% Gen Elec ‘ 235 255% Int T&T .... 284 234 Erie 3 6's 83% N Y Central. 67% 67% Am Viscose. . 261: 26% Std Oil NJ.. 35s 3/B% Kennecott ... 281% 281% 281; A U S Steel ... 1634 46% 163% Wabash pf wi 11 263% 26 2638

mill, Taboratory, com-

S3ald Loco cot... Balt & Ohio .. Beatrice Cr Beech N Pkg .. Bell Aircraft

104.42 104.57 104.08 99.25 At Local Yards. Hog prices advanced 10 to 15 thvitati ARMY aka Hid cents at the Indianapolis stockyards ph oy Hem phen today, ting the top to $14.50| classes 7 and 14-+-Fuel oil and kerosene, for good to choice 200 to 220-| Region 6 tank.car, iranspori-truck, and marine deliveries for the perio pounders, the agricultural market-' ” July ide io June 30, 1943. Neg. - ont. ass 4 up. No. 1—Hand irons for the ing Sdminig'saiion reported. period June 16 to October 18, 1042. . Cie egs eg. Con eig : s above 160 pounds sold 10 Class 54, Sup. 1—Repair of certain typecents higher than yesterday while] writer parts for the period July 1 lighter weights were up 15 cents. 1912, to June 30; 1943 - Con: Receipts included 3000 hogs, 225 42- wT SO ng ee riih Si. cattle, 35 calves, and 125 sheep. hin 3 p 20 26140- -SPI_Oven, "drying, freas temp . range 0 egrees Volts, HOGS (3000) A; ©: en control, gravity : convection, 25x19", Fisher ScienGgod 2 Choice— ore Co. size 120 furnace muffle, 26150. SPi— Mixer, Jano RLOMY heavy duty 3-quart, motor drive 2 26151- a) pounding 5 2 -SP3—Tray ‘drier, through cireulation, steam heated 2

40 26145-SP2— Cards; tabulating; Jee . 1430@ HE packed 2,000 to wooden box, 10, on 13: lo Sr igaied paper haTON ‘id . —Malt, sirup 1R.25@14. 20 3-35—Fresh fish: halibut steaks, red catfish, whitefish—for deliv

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perch, ery during Ine perion July 1, 114.00 to July 31, 1942 24 4.00 43-36—Ice cream mix, "unflavored, for 3. gelivers furing the arene July 1, Good- 1942, to July 3 God 400 pounds ..... te 3.80 [2139- S10— Twine. pr ‘wrapping, 8300- 50 DoT 3 = 13.6 60 3 e 2| 21407 Pol Bauisees Window cleaning pe 450= BOUNDS ¢¢ : @13'65 , ferrule and frame shall be made of any corrosion resisting metal; rubber edge can be made out of reclaimed rubber, 16 inches wide. 2141-S1 — Squilgees; window-cleaning; type 11, ferrule and frame shall be made of any corrosion resistin oa! rubber edge can be made ou of reclaimed rubber, 16 inches wide. 2142- S7—Tape: friction, suitable for general use, 33; rubber, insulating, 34

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Mediu 250- "500 pounds Slaughter Pigs Medium and Good— 90- 120 pounds CATTLE (225)

Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers

Steck sales were 127.060 shares compared with 108,740 a week ago. Curb stock sales were 18,120 against 19,085 last Saturday.

Roger Budrow

inch wide 75 26146 - SP3 — Dichlorodifuoromethane (Freon F-12) approx. 145 Ib. in cyl-

Cholce 750- 900 900-1100 1100-1300 1300-1800

pound pound pound pound

High Brew . . & grinder; to be

P, ‘ball 2

and cutter wheel spindle belt from 34 dust tight,

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carbon2

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High Low

Alum Co Am .. 893; 882 3 | Goou ice ‘ Am Cyan B ... }4 34 Medium : SIAM L&T .... 10Y : 00 Am Super 3-32 Bab & Wile ... 20% Bald LL wts ... 2% Bel Aire ...... 2 Braz TL & P. 73; Bunker H & S. 83 Can Marconi 7-16 Cont! R Stl Fdy 105s Creple Pet .... 143; Fl &

St Jos 15. . t L So W

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Bulls (all weights) p&D. . (Yearlings excluded) hell” Un ii “ Snider Pkg Socony-Vacuum. Ed

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Cutter and common CALVES (35)

Vealers (all weights)

Good and choice .. gonmon and medium

Bd Sh... Faircld Eng Air 13g Glen Alden .... 10% Insuy No Am... Int Petrol . 1 Jacobs Co ... Lone Star G .. MidSPET Avtc. Mlyhdenum os Mt City Copp . Nat Bellas Hess N J Zinc Niag H Pwr ... Niles-Bement Pantepec Oil Y 5 Pennroad . Penn Cent Air . Phoenix Sec .. Pioneer Gold .. Puget So 5 pf.. Puget So 6 pf.. Std Oil Ky Un Aire Pd ‘ yn Cigar Si Sus. ‘ . [email protected] | Un as @ Un If & Pur Pot

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Chicago

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Net High Low Close Change 597% 597s 597s — 324 2 2, 3 = 1? 201 = 13

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upw ard price trend | | Fed Dept St ... 13 Firestone pf A . 9 First N Strs.... Flintkote . { Follansbee Stl. Olose| Food Mach 3012 t1.18 34 | Fost- -Whl co of 16 1 18; 7, | Fost-Whi pf 123 - | Freept-Sulphur. 31 el

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1.243%;

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CHICAGO “LIVESTOCK

Hogs— Receipts. 200; not enough good and choice hogs on sale to make a market; undertone about steady; quotable top, $14.50; for the week: smaller receipts con-va-Caro tributed to the rise in hog prices. The vVa-Caro 6 pf eS butchers scaling Virginian R pf 8! = 4 nder s. were scarce and sold toatively high: sows brought up to $14 on the closing rounds, Cattle—Receipts, 100; calves: none. For the week: all steers closed active and steady, with medium ood offerings firm; strictly good an a oice medium ‘ weight and Weighty teers. were week to Waukesha Mot. Bs! cents lower; prime bullocks topped at Wels Pa El A.. fed steers and rlings bulked up fick 8 Bi: ‘ 1 ‘ 52% + lslto Sid! cutters reached $9, and beef cows — sat W Pa El 7 ‘ 2| were up to $10.50, closing fully steady for WVvaP& ‘ the week; heavy sausage bulls topped at West Air Bke. J $13, ous 800-1100 1b. offerings declined Westing Bl _.... T0'% , } 50 cents to top at 25-50 cent | Debit Westvaco pf hn. -

ites. Westy decline in vealers left eile Shove, $14.50. os FOREIGN EXCHANGE

.. 4 { Mot 2 3 ; ! No sheep receipts; for the week: ali Homestake . — 8%] Willve Over'd pf 5% 2 Siaugnier classes lost from 35 to 50 cents Hud Bay M&S. igre 1914 + 3%! Wilson & © og peat 8 4 of the reek: jhative sprin vi am 0 early a § ut close Woolworth phe NEW YORK, June 20 (U. P.).—Follow= ing are : Gioting cable rates on major curs rencies Cable Net Rates Change

at a top of only, $1525; old crop Sho lambs reached $14.25 early, but Pe 8 25 England (pound) + 190% Canada Dollar . . 1-16

to $13 later; a few fat ewes reached OTHER LIVESTOCK Cuba (peso) ‘ 100 5 16 — wa 32

and above. FT. WAYNE, June 20 (U. P.)—Hogs—5| Mexico (peso) .. to 15 cents 220 ;

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Ill Cent LL 34 34 era Rand. 83 83 Wrigwy Inland Stl 5834 Inspiration Cop 1014 Int Bus Men... 129%; int Re . 157;

Int MinsChem $34 nt M&Ch 4 pf 44

"v4 | Young Sheet ‘io 30 !| Young StI' Dr 34 wl

4 Zenith Red .... 18 $6.4 13 : 12

Johns-Man

$12.62, | { Kan C Sou pf.. $12. 4. | Re Haves A 5 t enneco ‘i eres Kinney 5 pf. . Kress .. ‘““ Kroger G&B. ..

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80: 0c; vellow; mixed Int Hydro Elec ind Gen Serv 6% ‘Ind is P&L 3a pid © Indpls P& Indpls Water en pid

id 2,8. receipts, 12 cars; No. 2 white, 46° @4734c; No. 2 ced, 168 $c. Soybeans —Firin; receipt diana No. 2 vellow. 1 fens No. 2 vellow. $1.66':4@

i In- $ Hines

NOW

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WAGON WHEAT

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able such industries to maintain aj, AP 14 He Oo ic flor as Rd IAs foir margin between cost and sell-| elevators paid $1.07 per bushel for ‘No. 2| MR & red wheat (other grawes on their Se. por ing price. No. nd yellow shelled, hae & nn { bushel an 0. 2 white shelle corn. ot One $50,000,000 subsidy program No. 3 white oats. 50c and No. 2 red oats, plready

has been initiated under] 30c. suthority

of the price control act itself to enable shipment of coal to Wabash Railway M Leaves Indiana -

New England by rail in place of fuels formerly delivered by sea. The TOLEDO, O., June 20 (U. P). | —he final steps in the reorgan-

subsidy payments make up to the producer the higher cost of shipping ization of the Wabash Railway |; Co. have been ‘taken here, with

coal by railroad. Subsidy payments the company now known under

for coal were possible under the price control law because it could the new name of Wabash Railroad Co. of Ohio.

be defined as a critical and strategic material. The company, formerly incorporated in Indiana, was re-named

0 “ISTENSON OF I. U. IN CHICAGO FOR OPA at a meeting here at which Norman B. Pitcairn, who has been |

Times Speeial r VMINGTON. Ind. June 20.—| acting as receiver, was named Dr I. Christenson of the In-| president of the new company. | dia iniversity economics depart- Arthur K. Atkinson, formerly vice | Ons men has been named price execu- president in charge of finances, | Owens fh a tive of the OPA regional office in| Was made Vice DeSident Chicago. The office covers Illinois, Towa. Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Incorporations and South Dakota and Nebraska. Zirkle Housing Lorn. a Glass Block. : i” fh } Dr. Christenson, for the past year, a 2 Marion; 1000 hates ¥ has been price executive in the OPA

Bis i P ul A. Zirkle, Lawrence machinery section, stationed in

By ROGER BUDROW BRAGGING ABOUT YOUR PRIORITING rating w goon mark you as being “small time.” Because the prior- An ities system is being junked and a new plan substituted. It! im pa LL is called the “production requirements plan” and is sup-| 4 i Am BR a posed to go into effect the end of this month. ARS baie . Today ; ies. 7 ‘2 | Yesterday The trouble with the priorities system was that too/im T&T ili 5 | Week Ago - - , . 2 slut 3 many firms had A-1-A’s and there wasn’t enough metal to|}h Toner 0 ‘hi Am Viscose . 263 go around for all of them even. It got so that even an Am Woolen .... ; at m inc pr » 8 $i . » » . -1- y Anaconda 2 AAA-1-A” didn’t mean any jing Ana onee i ‘of 150 Part of the priorities system will! — Am aE ck. 28% atill be used. But all manufacturers | Atchison ih 2 2 y 3 . by Atchison pf .. 63% who use more than $5000 worth of Atl Ref ol A .102 metal in three months—practically Aviation tos’ . 2% all the big firms—| will fill out a form known as “PD 25A." This will show how much] pT metal they used : . in the previous Railroad’s Stock Advances looming: quarter, and how . or oeihg Ir oo u much they esti- On First Dividend Bor mer “. mate they will - Bruns Balke ... need in the next In 76 Years. TR 3udd Wheel ... quirten | NEW YORK, June 20 (U. P).—|Bulova W That form will| _, . : urlington M.. Sai dth Stocks continued dull today with | Burroughs go to Washington| ; utte Cop & Z where WPB offi- prices narrowly irregular. Siadeh Erie certifi ; i - cials will know just how much off Erie certificates featured in ac a BAB that metal is on hand and then|UVity and were firm along with]Zallahan 2ine.. ti db ¥ AEs Erie common stock in further re-| Gan’ Macific will allocate a certain amount to eponse to action of difectors ves |G CRO Ht each firm, depending upon the im- iterday in declaring a dividend of | Saterpiliae °F . 8 ; PE Net portance of the war item it is mak- 50 cents 4 Shafe B these issues | Celanese ] BL.. s i | ptag . woe quiet OHEnte Freo ing. That firm will be assigned a = Cerro de Pasco, Phelps Dodge a 2 . i 26147-8P5— Tool code number for that order and—|frst in 76 years. Erie preferred A|Gertain-td € of 34's Phila Co 8 pf. . 323, / A "hand feed, : iain stock eased fractionally. Other|Ches & Stic -. 30) % 30} i B% 8% : 2 driven by “Vv” unlike the priority number—that Chic EI A.... 3 sik i oll 73 35 0 pounds .. constant speed, 2 : di railread issues were narrowly mixed | CArysler (++ 80 593 60 h Pet .. 36° 361% fev pounds .. bearing equipp code will mean he will actually be ligh City IXF pf... 98 B .. 41g 1100-1300 pounds ..... 50 43.33 Packing Bouse ‘and dairy prodable to get the material for his war in light turnover. | Cleve El Ti pf 108 oe Po ok $ 1300-1500 pounds . 3.50 ucts: cheese, process cheese, butter, ? Steel issues were very dull. Beth-| Gi5ie, Shab Br 28 Medium | for delivery during the period July order. : Fao 750-1100 pounds .. oo .50 1, 1942, to July 31, 1942 ; | iehem had only appeared once up| &3ra-Cola . 1100- a pounds 50 | 43- 37—Cream of tartar, salt (cooking The new PD-25A forms probably to around elosing time, at its pre Gol & Aik Com d table), corn sirup, English walfacturers in S pre. | Gol & : : 3 Purit Kk 730-1100 pounds [email protected] nuts, doughnut mixture, grape “juice, Fil be Sot jo raBhac vious closing price of 52. U. S. Steel] Col & So 2 bt > Wy an = Steers. Heifers & Mixed BE Shas RT N08 Grande juice, this area shortly. Possibly the WPB touched its previous close of 463; | Ea Broadcast A 113 3 %w oo Radic e mrapehiul; vPro 2 will hold a school to explain the a th sed slightly. © ol Broadcast B ale 308% $50 pounds . [email protected] | 995 (3c: NA RYE, 1 Because of the n A ar OPPETS| Com Credit 500-75 750 pounds [email protected] dioxide; hydrogen, comp. . new plan to them. Becaus and gold mining shares retreated Com Inv Tr |. aw EET Nsa-s1s—Roller tandem type, 3-4 ton, heavy concentration of war work a bit. | Com Solvents Git power operated 2 in this area, a good many manufac-| = ot shales Vieided fractions.) Somulth Sa - it 250-9 900 pounds turers will have to get their sup-| go. tities including Consoli<| Cons Aire 00. 16% |i ty I Con (iv 4% 3, gt coir [750 900 POMAAS «iecereienis Curb Stocks plies through the new plan in oe cated Edison and North American, | Sons Copoermin : 2 3 Rovn sor ght gine hgh 500-300 pounds future. : : Cons ison _. 1. | Ruberoid b Net The list of “metal” covered by the had minor gains. Oils heid about | Cons Edison pf. 8 500- 900 pounds Close Chicise He Pr steady with S -V Cons Laundries Cows (all weights) ocony-Vacuum active, new plan ranges froia aluminum to} yp othe stocks were steady to HA wax (bees) but what the latter has| ont Can slightly easier. Du Pont lost nearly| Cont Mot ..... to do with metal work is something] | a point. Allied Chemical and Past. | Cont Oil Del .. slightly baffling to the local WPB. SU=-| Corn Ex Bank.. gs man Kodak dak gained a a point point each. oa Prod ... = = ® NOT CRICKET. Some South American firms, blacklisted by this SOYBEANS, OATS DIP; government because of their axis connections, have found a way to obtain materials from this country. They “cloak” their buying. Deere & : For example, one drug company | CHICAGO, June 20 (U. P)— | Doisel ws “iid suddenly placed a larger order for | Grain futures rallied to close|D Lac & W .... steel, obviously wanted by some | steady to firm after easing on the|De: dion --.. blacklisted firm. This government | beard of trade today. | Diam or Mot ‘ie now has to double check. Oats were a weak exception, Dist Seag pf. i £3 while soybean prices finished irreg- | Dome Mine: i . _jular. Wheat and corn closed 1s to! Dou Jas Sie ODDS AND AY Rapid rise 32 cent a bushel higher; oats 4 DaPBont.«.. Ronen pOUnS in lumber consumption (wooden, 3 cent lower; rye up % to % Duques L pf... Tide W A Oil. . Calves factcries, lvwood cargo planes, . ; ; 5\ oud ‘ c p o cent; and soybeans % cent lower ga. air Lines. , y 1; B... 38 1% ’ S00 ponds down etc) has caused WPB to start a), 1; cent higher. New July soy-| Ea Kodak : FiCont ot; 58 : Med quick survey to learn if that for- dq 5 ast Kod 500 Uoounds down .... lus” will soon turn into i ant Ee Bory 0 Calves (heifers) ) gy 1¢ sO : : i i her 3. Pa ackagel > Arm opening in the cotton| Elec Pwr & Li 1a 1 one EL Fish... 33 Good ana Chotce2 shortage. “on per p ‘21 market encouraged an early de- |B gf's pf 23% + Union Carb ... 65!4 200 ub pounds down . [email protected] companies are hOp afer the oe mand in grain. On the decline Erie oi 34 + dsp|¥n Beciic .... 8% 500 pounds down [email protected] hydrated food business, taking tin’s : United Aircraft Bia SHEEP AND LAMBS (125) customers while tin goes to war. yn Biteutt Ha 5 wl ‘ Since June, 1939, Jesse Wool- United Corp ..11-32 Good. and dipies. 0) Chrysler . worth Donahue has sold nearly 143.- Commen and choice : : Er 2014 0 000 shares of her Woolworth chain- Good and aos) Lambs Evercharp Inc... Sl oh .s 0 - store stock. Hotel and restau- Medium and good |. : Libby Ms 1 4 Lo rants, ruled the OPA, can get more July Spring Lambs 0 Zona Radio .. 11 RY i dn — gugar on the basis of additional sept 1.21% 50 meals they are serving. . .. Bight of [pee 195% Eli Lilly & Co.'s salesmen are| Corn— U. S. STATEMENT A bobs : Julv.. 86% WASHINGTON, June 20 (U. P.).—GovTS possibly m SE ernment expenses and receipts for the camps at Manila, Shanghai and|seot.. 89% current fiscal vear through June 18, comk ; rhs + i pared with a vear ago: Hongkong, reports the Se cham-|pne. Jaa ape LavE Tess ber of commerce At least one Onts— Expenses 30. 1, a8, 22. 06 $12, 211 se, ao 40 an i re ” 3 % pen rubber inventor” may be exposed|juy.. 48's Si 132. goon. Sept. 30 ecko Dec. . 517% Cash Bal 1.716, 10s. 838. 04 Rye— Wking Bal 953,687,309.77 July Pub Debt 74.729,538 951.37 PLAN FOR SUBSIDIES -- he Gold Res. 22,732,641,624.37 Sept... guly 1.3 1.31} WILL BE R Su. 1.781% 1.78! t.. 1.74% 1747 WASHINGTON, June 20 (U. P). Bee: 1.95 1 —Senator Prentiss M. Brown (D. Pra TTT Mich.) announced today that the|sept.. .. administration would seek to revive gt 1, 4, legislation authorizing payment of] aAskad: gubsidies to industries unable to op- CASH erate under existing price ceilings. Wheat No sales. He estimated that the subsidy[, CornoNo 1 yellow, 85 @8vc, No Xodl ln program, if approved, would cost yellow, 83%c; No. 3, yellow, sass: 2 >| ite, 8 ‘nite, ¢ ; No. from $500,000.000 to $1.000000000. | white, 8isc. ar So 4s Bl. a5 op hen s 220-240 ib Senator Brown said he had con-|Seybranseie. 3 F170 SSE en Ig ogo 2 J § sl 8143s: 20 lbs. $14.25: Government Bonds ferred with officials of the depart-| oats No 1 Fived, liane No, 8 Ma f2, fo MET i be HR MR ments interested and would hold|2stzc; Ne. 4 white, 48%c: No. 1 ted spe-| In OT y 4 J 50-160 hs 8: 1 150 1bs.. $13.60; U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS cial, #83,@50c: No. 1 white bright, 51%sc. ais 130-140 1bs., § 3° : 3.10. Treasury Bonds further conferences before introduc-| "gn; jer’ Maiting, 75c@$1.07 — hominal: __Roughs, tags, es, Net ing new legislation as a substitute hard, 688@75c, nominal; feed, 30@62c, | : s 4.50; Atay $10.50@ High Low Close Change ng islat S nemihal: No. 3 malting, $1.07. 2.80; ewes, $5. Jths 1047.43 . 10034 100.14 102.24 1.3 for that which the senate recently Rye No Sales 4 1°1054-44 10716 10716 107.16 —.3 : : : 3 sions— rejected in connection with a bill| ,ominat: Tooee, 00 bin: WASHINGTON, June 20 (U. P). EL ISSUES a ee increasing the borrowing power of | fEerdy, JOUER KOI. bi: —The war production board yester-| co ...., guotauions rurnished by local the Reconstruction Finance Corp. so i: |day reported that 11,173,879 pounds gnit of National Association of Securities GIBSON COUNTY WINS +1 gin AFIGY of Shi chiich ws; LOCAL GRAIN of scrap metal, of whicii 6,398,051 Stocks Bld Ask we have got to have a subsidy sys- mbert 1 a tumi b Su Yds con Ceanines 3 . . | - EEL ETE .“. tem.” Senator Brown said. Wheat— Firm: a, 2 1] Eee Co os poiinds we's gluyhum, were © errill com ti 4 The administration recently pro-'red, $1.10:@1.11%; No. 2 ren SL 08s tained during the national alumi- S thats oh . : : : : i a Lg # a posed subsidy legislation in an at-| p10: (Nos. 1 A, s109ta@i10 :|num collection campaign last July. LAFAYETTE, June 20 (UJ, ®).— a wet ing in| Corn—Firm; receip y ; Epub tempt 10 Rech EE BOING In| 801281 sc; No 3 reliow A memorandum to Paul C. Cabot, Selected by Purdue university exi 108 in e “squeeze '| white corn, 104 Tie ver ro auth ¥ corn, 1a2ise under, deputy chief of the bureau of in- perts as the best wheat-producer between rising costs and a fixed . ) out of more than 6000 fa tri price ceiling. Rather than permit dustrial conservation, reporting on rm entries, the price ceiling to be “punctured,” the final returns of the campaign, Herb Johnson's 37-acre field adds it was proposed that government ® criticized the office of civilian de- another blue-ribbon today to Gibson pavments be made which would en- MT hig Ie, *| tense for undertaking the collection county's farming laurels by being «| "without adequate preparation and|y fof Bib Serv 1% nid named the champion 1942 southwithout So-theve tion o $ ne Gelens Pub Serv 5 oe? pfd western Indiana wheat field. y entirely out o e ‘ who were le y g Mr. Johnson's wheat won suc 0 i oe i d 0 ” ‘ ... |cessively the Ft. Branch communi= Van Camp pid .. § ty, Gibson county and finally the

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program.” The OCD at that time was headed by Major Fiorello H. La Guardia of New York. The report said that the “best relative showing” was made in the New England states, while the “poorest” showing was made in the southern states, particularly in Mississippi, Georgia and South jie Carolina. The original goal of the campaign was 15,000,000 pounds. In addition to the slightly more than 6,000,000 tores 8 50...... 99 pounds of aluminum actually re- pryater Works 23 igs ioiy] MORE COKE OVENS AT GARY

£69....... Sova (re Semper owen Ja BRC 1853s 69 CHICAGO, June 20 (U. P.).— , ‘copper, y wer Carnegie-Illinois Steel © id mond ater Works 6s 57.10 orp. sal and other metal materials. The| Tr Trac Term Co 5s 67 80% today it will build coke ovens with amount of aluminum actually col- ———————— a 400,000-ton annual capacity withLOC AL PRODUCE in a year near the coke plant of its

lected was only 421% per cent of the amount desired, the memoran- Gary works under lease to th ) . e Desary hep hens, full- = fense Plant Corp. colore

dum said. rollers lbs, and over: white and Rated rock, 2le; cocks, PERSONAL LOANS Merits foment

Springers, 3 lbs. and gyer: colored, Sho: Persona! Loan arr:

barred and white rock, Al Peoples State

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ilk com Bonds

rs yinsw VAR 4128. 0000 Amerioan Loan 65s

Van Camp

state contest sponsored jointly by Purdue university agricultural ex-

tension service and a milling company. His field is expected to produce an estimated 40 to 45 bushels per acre. Gibson county won both the southwestern Indiana wheat and corn championships last year.

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