Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1942 — Page 4
Thousands Have Been
of Manufacturers in Britain ‘Concentrated’ in War Work
Br ECONOMY GOES UNDER THE KNIFE again. That's the word from James ¥. Byrnes, economic
stabilization director,
and WPB Chief Donald Nelson agrees
& will have to be done to release strategic materials and man-
power for war work.
Goods must be simplified, standardized and production
confined to a few nucleus plants. following Britain’ s example in so many lines,
Britain has done in this line i Manufacture of stoves, typewriters and bicycles was concentrated and rained in this country several months ago. Farm machinery | “was put on the list just recently. In Britain the hosiery industry voluntarily con-
centrated its ma nufa cturing, ‘released 37,000 out of 95,000 workers and now only 416 out of 1500 factories make hosiery. Me. Budrow Those 416 firms are agents for the closed firms and sell hosiery under their brand names too. Sixty lace BaGiaciurs transferred their préduciion to only one factory and went to making camouflage net, mosquito tents and “curtain materials for shatter-proof-ing glass. | Even food fuarirtastumers have been affected. Of 16,000 packing companies only 800 are working]; now. Banks and insurance companies have lost more than 40,000 workers and expect to lose 15,000 more. Branch banks are closing, night shifts are being started. In‘surance Sompanies will cut sales staffs. Retail stores | have. been hit by draft, reduced stocks, mergers ‘and thus no concentration plan hasbeen used on them yet. But big city stores may be closed in some cases ‘to avoid large air raid losses and cut travel. Their stocks would be dispersed in small outlying stores. ” ” ”
CRACKDOWN on “heatlandlords is forthcoming. OPA | has had many complaints from ‘Indianapolis tenants that their apartments . are not getting the legal amount of heat, that landlords are holding back some of their fuel oil
- supplies. 8 | 8 ”
A chiseling”
Inasmuch as we keep a look at what
is worthwhile.
money” like the Nazis did in invaded countries. When Treasury Secretary Morgenthau was in London he arranged to pledge certain U. S. assets in return for having francs waiting (in Britain's African banks) for U. S. landing forces. It's just another one of the thousands of details that were planned for the successful campaign to win the friendship of the French North Africans. ® =» » ODDS AND ENDS: Libby-Owens-Ford Glass’ Co. doesn’t like the word “substitute” applied to glass, calls it an “alternate” for war-scarce materials, , . . Because of the gasoline needs of American forces in North Africa, supplies are dwindling in the east, necessitating
. . . Treasury may come out with those plastic pennies, wooden nickels and maybe a 2%z-cent piece next year. Price ceilings have local turkey dealers confused on price they should pay for the Thanksgiving bird. . . . Inland Steel Co. will “plow in” its No. 6 blast furnace at Indiana Harbor, Ind.,, Monday, the first new one to be put in operation 5 this area since the war began. . . . One machine tool manufacturer "has put out a list of “don’ts” to keep green workers from breaking his products.
LOCAL PRODUCE
Heavy breed hens, full-feathered, 19c; Leghorn hens, 16¢ Springers 1% bs. and over: colored, 20c; parred and white rock, 21c; cocks, 10c. Roasters, 4 lbs. and over; colored, 20c;
“wv
—} white rock, 21c: barred Socks, 21c.
All No. 3 poultry. 3 cents EsssCyriens Teeceipts 54 Tbs. and up,
Graded Eggs—Grade A, large, 39¢c: grade A, medium, 37c; grade A, small, 25¢; no
grade, 300; —No. 1, 48@48%c: No 2, €0 oie A oociat, No. 1, 46¢c; No. 43c. (Prices on produce delivered ot ’ indianspolis quoted by Wadley Co.)
Government Bonds
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS > Treasury Bonds
AMERICAN TROOPS in North
Low Close Change 1005 + 1
. High 2s 1051-49 Dec..100.5 100.5
a cut to three gallons a week soon. |
STOCKS MOVE IRREGULARLY
General Average Unchanged |i As Volume Contracts Sharply.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (U. P)— Stocks moved irregularly in a narrow range today with volume sharply contracted from the recent pace. Leading issues balanced off small
net gains and losses so that the Am Chicle
general average was about un- 3 Individual issues had a few active spots, including Colum- A
changed.
bia Gas, “Davison Chemical and Texas Pacific Land Trust, all of which made new highs for the year. Steel shares were narrowly mixed. Bethlehem had a small net loss
while U. S. Steel and Youngstown A
Sheet & Tube had minor advances. Automobile shares were dull with Chrysler slightly easier and General Motors at the previous’ close. U. S. Rubber preferred made a new
Am Inter
Am
high. The tire group generally was ™
firm. Copper shares were dull with prices slightly easier while gold mining issues were steady. Patino|a (tin) Mines lost 32 point, . Railroad shares had enough issues higher to keep the average at yesterday’s close. These included Atlantic Coast Line and Chesapeake & Ohio. point in a late rally that spread | A through the market without benefit of increased volume. J. I. Case gained -a point. International Harvester common made a new high and its preferred rose a point. American Locomotive preferred, ‘International Business Machines, Merchants and Miners Transport, Public Service 6 per cent preferred and Link-Belt gained a point and more. Guantanamo Sugar preferred lost a point. Chemicals were mixed with du Pont up slightly and Allied Chemical down a point, JohnsManville made a new high. Oils were slightly easier. In the airline section, American had a small gain and Eastern a minor loss. Further advances in issues of German-occupied nations featured the bond market. Commodities were narrow movers with cotton firm and grains easier. - Soybeans declined a cent a bushel.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major cure
rencies: Cable Net
+.00%%
(pound) eeseeq England (po ) eres ‘ 1700 1-16
Canada (dollar)
Cuba (peso) Mexico (peso)
The latter up nearly a|#
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Balt & Barker
Bendix B Beth
Blaw
Borden
Buffalo
Butler
Cal
Celanes
Celotex Celotex
Bald Loco ct Balt & Ohi
Byers A M
Calumet Can Pacific ... Car C&O . 512 Carriers & Gen 3Va Case J I ..... 178 Caterpillar
P & L 6 pf 20% Am P&L 5 pf A 18'2 d&S8. 6
Atchison Bt ees Atl C Line ... Atl Refining . Atlas Cor Aviation
orp .
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Bell Aircraft ..
Avn ...
Am Invest Ti ..
Am Tobacco PP 1380s Am Tob B
42 am Tob pf ... +:133% . 8%
13 35% 5
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Forge.
Bullard Burroughs . Bush Term ...
Bros
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Cent Foundry. Ceryo de Pasco 32% Certain-teed Cert-td 6 pr pf 301% fr. 110
T 85
. 51%
Beth Sreet 7 pt. ie
-Knox Bliss & Laughlin Bis Boeing Air .. Bond Stores ..
Borg-Warner .. 26% Briggs Mfg . 2 Bucyrus-E 7 ot Budd Mig Budd Mig pf Burlington M pt
83% 15% 2
3 5Y, 9%
3 5% 9% oC 21
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8% 8% 5-16 11.3% u% 8% 12 12 4% 4% 12% 12% a 5% 5% 5% Ja% 4% 20% 26%
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~ High Low Inspiratn Cop. 11% 11% Tatrchem oP 101 : 107 Interlake Ir ... 6% 6% ..151 151
Int Busi M Int Harvestes a 54 161% ts 11-16
Int Harv Int H :) da Int arine.. 9% : 98% a Mare 9 Int M & Ch 4 pf 53'2 Int Mining .... 3% Int Nickel ..... 20%
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Jarvis Co. Johns-Man
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Kan C Sou ... Kaufmann Ds.
Kepnecott .. berl, Bbee Bi Go Y Soni al pt. 13%
5% 8% 29%
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Lin Lion Oil Ref. . Aire. 17% “43%
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mM Mack Tr ..... 30% Macy RH 21% . Madison Sq Manati Sug Man Shirt .. Mara EX . Marine Mid ee. 3% Mkt 8S R pr pf 8% Marshall P .... 10 Martin (Gl ... 31% Martin, Parry .. 4 Mathieson .... 24!3 Mathieson Pt. .163 May D 8 . 31% McCrory pf ww. Lo McGraw El ... McKesson & R nn McKess & R pf.108 Melville Sh ... 25 Mengel 5 pf .. 28 Merch & M ... Miami Cop .. Mident Pet ... 18 eee 21
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Midl Stl Midl Stl pf ...108 Minn Hny .... 568% Mission Cp .... 14 Mo-K Tex .... Mo-K Tex pf .. Monsanto Monsanto pf C. 108% Mont Ward ... 33% Mor & Ess .... 14% Motor Whl .... 12% Mullins pf . 55 Murphy G c’ ve MUTray .ccovee
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. 60 5% Ne een. 6% oe 16% 19% 9
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Low Close Change 28, 2% + 1% 6% 6% + % - 15
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Va-Caro VeEsre i us A dw ——
Waldorf Sys ... 1% Waiworth 51%
17% 26%
Westing El . Westvaco pf ..108% White Mot .... 14% White Rock ... Willys Over .. Wilson & Co .. Woolworth .... 29% Worthington ... 16%2 Wrigley Ts
T% 106% 14% 4% 1% 4% 29%, 15% Ins Yellow Tr .... 13% 13% Young Sh 31% Young Sh pf .. 8¢ BZ Zenith Rad ... 16% 18% a 2%
Invitation~ Number Class 42—Hardw!
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5244 - 6-TM._ Lumber (Maple, Oak, 109—Adhesive Plaster ....... (Board, Clip, Wood or Comp. Back)...
Cable Terminals, Reser- 1
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it you can manufacture any of these materials, contact the war production board, 10th floor, Circle Tower building, Indianap-¢q M olis." Asterisk indicates plans and specifications are on file there.
BIDS WANTED
ARMY MISCELLANEOUS
Date Bid al
es ..Urgent
sss es seccce
a Top Advances to Here; 3000 Porkers Arrive at Stockyards.
Hog prices ‘advanced 5 to 15 cents|B Bult at the Indianapolis stockyards to-|Sent & SW. at day, the agricultural marketing ad-
ministration Weights from were unchanged. The $14.15 for good to choice pounders. Receipts included 3000
HOGS (3000)
pounds sassrveeavre pounds ...ecececscse 80 pounds .. pounds . pounds .. 40 pounds .. pounds .. pounds .. pounds ...ecsescesce pounds ccecsscccces
120-
pound® ......eveene Packing Sows Choice—
160 -200
pounds ...osocenees pounds pounds pounds
sessssesevan seesosenece se 20000000000
pounds pounds
Med 20 350 pounds } Slaughter "Pigs Medium and ‘Good— 80- 120 pounds .
CATTLE (150)
Steers Choice— 700- 900 pounds .. 900-1100 pounds .... ve 1100-1300 pounds ...cceccseece 1404. 1500 pounds .
EERE ET LER
Goo 700 "900 pounds ceceeevscncce 900-1100 pounds . 1100-1300 pounds .. 100.150 pounds ... Mediu 700- 1100 pounds «... 1150-1900 pounds Com 700-1100 ) pounds vesstscsasees Heifers
Choice— 600- 800 pounds a pounds
Goo hoon "800 POUNAS scceaesccscse 800-1000 pounds ..cceccccese
Medinm 500- 900 pounds ..eeessssccce Common—
Cows (all weights)
Medium Cutter and common ...
Bulls (all Weifhis) Beef— Good ...
Sausage— good (all weights) Medium
tesess sss csnettons
CALVES (50)
Common and med Cull (75 1bs. up)
Choi 500~ B00 pounds 800-1050 pounds
Slaughter Cattle & Calves
. 14 33915. 1
500- 800 pounds ..... POP
(Yearlings Excluded)
Feeder & ye Cattle & Calves
$14.15|am
160 pounds down
top was
160 to 200| gm =
hogs, 150| Eh
cattle, 50 calves and"75 sheep.
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GRAIN TRADE AWAITS, WASHINGTON NEWS
* CHICAGO, Nov. 14 (U. P). — Grain futures finished narrowly irregular on the Board -of Trade pending today’s outcome of the ®| commodity Credit Corp. session in Washington. Wheat showed gains of % to 3% cent a bushel, corn off 1% to %, oats unchanged, rye off % to % and soybeans off 13%. “Traders awaited the decision of
10% the credit agency on the subsidy
price of loan wheat, anticipated at 14 cents a bushel. The wheat market felt the effects of moderate liquidation of Decemi-
1 338132. 25 [email protected] 9: 00@10. %
Vealers (all weights) .| Good and choice
cesess [email protected] sessessceses 12. [email protected]
| Dec..
per futures and spreaders bought 5| December and sold May at 2% cents in difference.
RANGE Open High Low Wheat— :
. 1.25% May.. 1.27%
July.. 1.28 Corn—
1.25 1.27% 1.27%
1.25% 1.28% 1.28%
Africa are not using ‘occupation : Etc. 43- Le Good— 9 Fioor Wax for Vet. Adm, 18| 500- 800 pounds’ 6664—-Onin Ind {Oxygen & Acetylene). 18] 800-1050 pounds 43-177—V-Belts for Vet. Adm., Marlon, ho Medium—
8 Ind. 500- 900 .”® | s661—Pipe Fittings +: J] S00- 900 pounds 6662—Passenger Rach AX .. 19 8963 _-Bois
Dec... .831%2 May .. . .88%
89%
viesesssssss [email protected] 33%
83% rveesssesss [email protected] -88%
89%
WHAT'S CEBKING
Continued From Preceding Page
M essing Up the Axis— called up to the St. Louis Browns. . . . The
IND _c Caps have hit their stride out at the E AN IANAPOLIS ensign Fastles = Coliseum and are looking good. . . . They ade the headlines during the wee outclassed Providence, 8 to 2, Wednesday . +. He was co-pilot on a naval dive bomber
| night. . . . Bill Jennings improved on the that messed up a Japanese alrcraft carrier old “hat trick” . . . He got four scores— in the Solomons area. not just three. \ . . . He flew the plane while the other pilot dumped a load of bombs right smack in the center of a deckload of Jap planes. . . . And Frederick Ashcraft (819 E. St. Clair) is back at his home recuperating after being adrift at sea when Lis ship was torpedoed—
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Clark Eq Climax Moly Co Cluety Peab ...
Nov. 14, 1942 5 : 52%
52%
.50 52% 52%
sseseoeoncoe ig ‘ July... Rye— Dec... May. .
{Maciun e & C * .e 50 * 10.25@ 11.50 6665 “Fla sesssrenss od and [email protected] AShlight Ba teries see 2
500 pounds dOWN .eccesactoss [email protected] D-36—Broad & Narrow Molar Shisels, Towel Holders ..... Ara asrare nkens 52-S—Dried Codfish os 2 |p Joints, Pipe Fittings,
tc . 54-8—Plain & Saued Soda Crackers, Graham Crack cone 24 43-176—Turpentine “for Vet. Adm. vs Marion, Ind. .. 24 X-76—Card Tables 6669—Padlocks, Cu board Turns, Door Pulls, Pulleys, 25 Seae- Mises Screws (Machine, Wood, Set
812 Neisner Pf esses 739 Newmt n ...27 Newport Ind .. 9% Newpt News Sh N Y Central ..
Me 500 pounds down .
Calves (heifers) Good' and Choice—
500 pounds down [email protected] Medium— ’
500 pounds down ... [email protected] SHEEP AXD. LAMBS (75) (shorn)
. seesven cy 350 6.00 4.00@ 5.50
ip 15.00 14.50 13.25
12.75 12.00
61% H6T%
July.. .69% Soybeans— Dec... 1.62 May.. -..oe Lard— Dec... . Jan en a—asked; b—bid.
61 67
Col & So 1 pf. Col Eroadcst’ B 14% Colum Gas .... 2% Col Gas 6 pf A 44% Col Gas 5 pf .. 371% Col Pictures .. | 10% vee TV2 1.60%
1.60%a
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No No aw 6 pf. 50% No Amn Avn .. 10% .No Pacific ..: 7% No St Pwr pf.109% 109%,
—0—
Ohio Oil ...... 10% Omnbius ‘ons Omnibus pt’ FA 872 Otis Elev .... Son 16% —P— 23% 23% 18%
Ew Good and dai .
Common and choice .. «ess. 13.80b 13.80
Comw & So .. 13.80b 13.80
Comwlth Son Nu Cong-Nairn ... 16% Cons Aircraft . 18% Cons Copmin . we 18%
La Good and .choice Medium and Good
Yearling ‘Wethers Good and choice 12.25
Cons Edison . Tas oil . Cons Coal 8% Sonsun Pw pf. 38% nt Bak
Wheat—No sale , SoO te vo, Sle, bo AUML eee ancosnransns saree AL yellow, 74 Cc; NO. yellow, Cs Medium id No. 4 yellow, 83@84c; No. 5 yellow, 80%%c. New No. 2 yellow, 83% @84c; No. 3 yellow, 2c; No. 4 yellow, 7612 @179%¢c; No. 5
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Bg @70%e No. 3 white, $1.09; No.
Hogs—Receipts, 500; nominally steady; |5 white, 2 not enough good and choice hogs here| Oats—No. 1 mixed, 51% @51%¢; No. 8 27/to make a market; quotable top, $14. 10. Nile thin, 47%c; No. 1 red special heavy, For the week—Hogs weakened in price and 51¥a 2 receipts showed only a little expansion. Barley_Malting, 85¢@$1.04 nominal; Sharply increased runs were anticipated hard, 70@75 ominal; {eed, 54@687c nome e trade, hence the easy undertone. inal; No. id $1.04; No. 1 malting, $1.04. Butchers scaling over 200 lbs. lost 50 cents, Rye—No sales in store, $13.80 ett, $12.40 bid;
10% * Pr He 78 These Iddings—
MIGHTY PROUD of her sons is Mrs. Ethel Iddings, 863 N. New Jersey st. . . « She has three boys in the army, two in the navy. . . . In the army are Technical Sergt. Marion, in the air corps at Long Island City, N. Y.; Corp Donald, field artillery at Camp Forrest, Tenn. and Pfc. Raymond, March field, Cal. . . . Lowell, the youngest, joined the navy in August and is at Philadelphia. . . Last week, Wendell, 22, left for basic fraining at Great Lakes. . . . : in the Carib- The boys’ father, Claude, and a brother, bean. . . . He's an armed guard for the Floyd, work in the steel mills at East Chicago. * navy, manning merchant, marine guns. . . . . . . And Mrs. Iddings keeps "busy by ~ Coxswain Merritt Rust, of near New Augusta, Shier at Wheeler's restaurant on 38th ‘Was one of four seamen commended jointly t. . . . Quite a family. The MAN'S STORE for heroic conduct during engagements with says this is the spirit that wins wars. the enemy. . . , His ship was torpedoed, and sinking fast, but he remained aboard ‘until wx wx he and the other three were able to carry re g fo safety an unconscious merchant seaman. Oh! Those Hula Girls— « « . Hats off to him. . . . And three weeks FROM HAWATL, the “Paradise of the ‘ago we told you about Lieut. Ernest Darl Pacific” writes Corp. E. E. Starky that Hartman damaging an axis plane in aerial “Hawaii is swell and the hula girls are nice combat in the | Egyptian desert. . . . Well, too, but it’s still- the big day when we we. didn’t know all tke story then. . . . It's receive the latest copy of ‘What's Cookin’” just been revealed that he was wounded in To us, it’s news the hand by shrapnel during the encounter. from _ home.” : - . Painfui but not serious. . . . Hope he’s . 9, cap. back in shape and ready for another crack Starky says at the Nazis by now. there are 25or x w 30 fellows: from
’ [3.0 9 around What 3 Cookin in Sports— Indianapolis in MORE OFF SEASON baseball news: his vicinity and President Ownie Bush has released Gabby as soon as he’s ‘Hartnett as manager of the Indianapolis read “What's : ball club and named Limself to the pilot Cookin’,” they ost. . . . Ownie couldn't stand just sitting grab it. . . . Says he saw in No. 12 of “What's Cookin” » ‘that an old friend of his, Pvt. Herschel M. Scott, is somewhere in England. . .. . He'd like his address in this letter in hopes Pvt. Scott will see it and’ write him. .:-. . It’s Corp. C. E. Starky, 35167323, Battery C, 305CA, APO 954, C/o Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. . . . And Pvt. J. J. Heimlick, Camp White, Ore. postcards that “it's a long walk from the Claypool” to where he is now. . . . And Pfc. John L. Butler, the former newspaper photographer, writes from Honolulu to inquire how the election came out. . . . Boy, one e copy of last week’s letter for Pfc. Butler. . Do take care of yourselves, men. . . . And may we suggest you drop a note to the
23_Newing J (Poultry, Steel, 7
Pac GEl N vie--Vaniy Bench, Dresser, Tables, Pacific Mills .. or y ! ! Pac Tin Cons. Packard Pan Am Airw.. 21% Panhandle . . Va Panhandle pf..104 Paramt Pict .. Parke Davis ... 25% Park Utah ... 1 Patino Mines . Penney 3% Foan
i Etc { NED-162—Gaske ets NSD-163—Brackets, Caps, Bushings,
cesanee qe sss scescsessscisscatan
Crucible St .... 3 Cuba RR pf .
sows ‘sharing the decline. weliened ho gs weigh-| Cash Provisions—La ing under 200 lbs. ened 5 cents. | bid; loose, $12.80 pid: The closing top was $14. and sow sellies, $15.25 b Cattle—Receipts, 500; i, 200. Choice ——— fed steers Siogd steady to strong with a top paid of $17.50, and light steers of the -— tone A eaning . type set a new high of + 3 $17.45. Most fed steers and yearlings 1p | brought [email protected]. All other slaughter cat.o |tle sold strong to higher, beef cows gain- °°? ing 25 to 50 cents and bulls reaching the +'1 [highest prices since world war I. Heavy Te sausage bulls brought up to $13. Vealers
Curt Pub pt "ys 8 Curt Pub pr ot 16 Curtiss-Wr .. 8% Curtiss-Wr A .. 22%
Chicago Stocks
High
Allied Lab Inc. 12 Bastian-Bless .. 157% Berghoft Brew. 4% er Bros ... 5% Cent & SW Ut. Ya Cent&SW Ut pl 83 Chgo Cp cv pf. 32 Comwlth Batson 2134 Consum- A ... 2% Four-Wh Drv . 7 LaSalle Exten . y Marshall Field.. 10 Midwess wo
Nat Seanad NY Central (u). cass No'west Bancp, cl2
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WAGON WHEAT Up to the close of the Chicago market today, Indianapolis flour mills and grain elevators paid $1:24¢ per bushel for No. 2 red wheat (other of Jptes on their merits). No. 2 yellow sh corn was T7c per bushel anl No. 2 white shelled corn, ec: 0. 3 white oats, 46c, and No. 3 oats, 46¢
Hog Marketing Plan Is Ready
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (U. P).— Secretary of Agriculture Claude R.
Fepsi-Cota Flos Chie
Phone Dofige ov 25%4 Phil M : 0 eV pf. 11065 18
Davison Chem. 123 Deere & Co ... 23% .s 10% . 3%
1%
FES EFF
Plymouth Oil.. 8! Pond Crk Poca. 17% Procter Sa Douglas - Airc. 8% . Pub Se 3 Dunhill 34 Pub Ser 8 pf..115 Du Pont 131 Pub Ser 7 ot. .101%2 Duques' L pf. 11744 . 93%
Ee East tpl Lines. 2%
Bast Kodak. . ant Eaton Mfg ... 33%2 ] Edison Bros .. 13% ‘Elec Auto<L ... 297% .| Elect Boat ... 12 Elec Pwr & Lt 1% El Pw&L $7 pf 32 : El Paso Nat G. 23 End Johns ... 44% End Johns pt ug Eng Pub S.... Erie .e Erie Erie pf A Evans Prod Ex-cell-o
held fully Sieady, in the [email protected] bracket. ‘Sheep—Receipts, 1000. Prices in the sheep house advanced substantially, with a top of $15 for lambs, . the highest November guetaiien in years. Upturns amounted to ee to 40 cents, with Jeary s 50 cents oY higher, and paying a top of $1 50. Dressed + % lamb was purchased freely 5. »r both ‘8 | Military nn Federal Surplus Commodity mounting instances to per cent of the national slaughter. Bulk slsugh ter ewes sold at 35. 55@9, but
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WASHINGTON: Nov. 14 (U. P.) ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Nov. 12, compared with a : year ae:
1689. . dain ats 35.22 1,768,046, 98, 534,542, 671.89 61,315,331,318.29 . 22.741) 036,669. 98 22] 763, "488,581. 65
Safeway ....... 37% 37% Safeway 3 pf.. 19 1063
Firestone T . 5 Joe ow ive 3) 30%
Firestone pf A. n,. - INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE
Today
CIEAFINES <oovsvnssnvsrass fauee$ 7,519,000 3 | Devits ” 2719,741,000
Savage Abi... 20 Schnley Dist. . 20% Seab’'d Air ie Sears Roebuc he 60 Servel Inc .... 9% Sharp & D ... Shattuck ..... shell Un Oil.. 184 Silver King ... Simmons ... 15 ¥ Sim Savas. . 20%
: ho Oe” ave Te Secolly-Vas ee 9%
Am Gold. Ys So Por R 8 pf. "125% Soeast Greyh L 156 Cal Ed South Nat Gas 11 P dain ¥
Food JE Foster Wheei . .
I ie Wood A n 3%
Baking vee Bronze ... ig
Clearings scescccesccrccccs eee. $31,555 Debits .iecoeeeieaniiaaianiioes 5, 346,000
Gar
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choice light ewes reach reached $6.25. Wickard today announced details - OTHER LIVESTOCK of a hog marketing permit plan inTis. cents 90° CR oss 50s 200-400 | to market. Revore Cop Ins 15.40; 150-160 he. Ji%.eh; 0-130] “The plam, he said, will be held ¢ Rn i cu fog 3 18% Roughs, $13.25; stags, $11.50; male ho 2 marketing of the record hog crop .24 5, ) Rn Th a AE WT NmgR te i09) eh AR, 14m Jivstns’ 0 shan, ihe. packing and grades and classes q otable steady; Hog marketing permit commite scarcely enough hogs on sale to test tees at the major ‘hog markets have hit Sompegsd Tee Af, NEG Tours . yg bg operate a permit system if it be20W3, 25 cents lower, comes necessary, he said. If a marLOCAL ISSUES said, he might order market emsunit of National Association of go riocel| bargoes until the permit system. Dealers. Bid Asked Farmers would make written re=quests for. permits showing how VULTEE PRESIDENT when and where they want to ship | SAN DIEGO, Cal., Nov. 14 (U.P). them. "The committees would issue Aircraft Corp. president, became market. president of Vultee Aircraft, Inc, - dent at Consolidated, assumed the MERGER OF THREE
WAYNE, Nov. 14 (U. P.). Hogs tended to control the flow. of hogs lbs, $13.70; 150-160 1bs., 0 65: “140-150 | - readiness for use whenever heav Reyn Sp it $9.50 down; calves, $16; lambs, $14.25 Rustless I & St 12% Receipts salable 500, ob a5, ail weights | plants. values: double-deck weights over 200 1bs., been organized and plans made to on heavy weights; Tighter weights and ket glut is threatened, Wickard Nominal tutauions furnished local could be put into effect. 1% WOODHEAD ELECTED Sorp rd -111Liil ; tk Yds ‘td. many hogs they want to ship and 3 | —Harry Woodhead, Consolidated permits up to ‘the capacity of the today, and I. M. Laddon, vice presi- Ind UTILITIES APPROVED
%|quties of vice president at the Vultee plant. taapls T. M. Girdler, chairman of the|) board ark both plants, . announced > that" both men would continue in XN their positions at Consolidated in addition to their new jobs at | Vultee. Woodhead, formerly chairman of the board at Vultee, was named president at Consolidated late in i 1941 when Vultee took over working Afericen Tos $8 RE 440%.. 53 sontol there. ;He succeeds Richard | Americ
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