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Hemp Crop Has Several Drawbacks; None Is Expected to Be Serious
THERE ARE SEVERAL INTERESTING side-lights on this hemp crop the government wants grown in the Midwest It is reported that the food packing companies are somewhat worried about it. They fear that farmers will grow hemp at the expense of food crops such as tomatoes
next year.
and corn. The hemp crop will take
"the reason Indiana is growing only 20,000 acres of it instead of the 82,000 originally planned. The U. S. employment service made a quick survey of labor supply in the area where hemp will be grown. such as the big Aluminum Co. plant at Lafayette and others had drained away so much labor that growing 32,000 acres
would be too much. Some other objections may come from religious groups because hemp #8 a narcotic, in addition to providing Tope fiber. Another possible difficulty is that at a certain stage in its growth, hemp has an uynpleasant odor. T h e county agent in Shelby county came out publicly urging farmers there to grow hemp, but his enthusiasm is somewhat mis-
Mr. Budrow pjlacad because
8helby county is too fai away from ‘where the hemp mills 17ill be built,
which is in the northisestern part of the state. It is likely that the government will ask the farmers grow less wheat and soybeans rext year in order to leave room fcr hemp. We have millions of bush:ls of wheat in storage now and th s year’s soybean crop was a humd nger, desipte the early freeze. . One trouble with heinp, from the farmers’ standpoint, is that it is hard on the soil and has no byproducts. But the government expects to overcome these objections by guaranteeing a good price to
‘make it worthwhile to the farmer.
: ” s E-4 BLACK MARKETS are still thriving in gasoline in the East. The OPA complaing it doesn’t have enough policenien to catch offenders, ‘Meat rationing, originally supposed to be 2!4 poinds a week, may be less than {hat when it starts in January. : 8 8» a ODDS AND ENDS! Prospect of back dividends beiig paid has
considerable work and that is
It found that war plants
boosted stock of Northern Indiana Public Service Co. several dollars this week. . . . “Danger period” for our tire supply will be between the fall of 1943 and summer of '44 when synthetic rubber will be coming out in sizable proportions, says Rubber Chief Jeffers. . . . Eastern railroads now claim that congestion at eastern- ports has been cleared up; perhaps it was that big convoy to Africa that did it.
INSOLVENT INDIANA BANKS LIQUIDATED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (U. P.).— Preston Delano, comptroller, of the currency, announced today that the liquidation of two insolvent Indiana banks was completed during October and receiverships closed. The banks were the First & TriState National bank of Ft. Wayne and the First National bank of Logansport.
ADAMS CO. PAYS DIVIDEND
The J. D. Adams Manufacturing Co. has declared a dividend of 20 cents on the common capital stock payable Dec. 28, 1942, to stockholders
of record at the close of business, Dec. 14, 1942.
LOCAL PRODUCE Heavy breed
Bena, full-feather 19¢; Leghorn hens ot sis
Springers hy = and over: colored, 20c; batren and white rock, 21c; cocks, 10c. Roasters, 4 Ibs. and over; colored, 20c white rock, 21c; barred rocks, 2 21¢. All No. 2 poultry, 3 cen rent receipts 5! oo and up,
s—Grade A, large, 39c; grade um, $765 grade ‘A, small, 25¢; n
Graded
But Sr 1, Ag astact No 8, 460 46%ec; Butiertat, No." 46c; No. 2, 43c.
(Prices on produce Ti a Indian. apolis quoted by Wadley Co.) u
STOCK MARKET QUIET, NARROW
Traders Exercise Caution
As Steel Reports Show Possible Dip.
~NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (U. P).— Demand for low-priced issues, par-
ticularly communication and mining shares, featured an otherwise quiet and narrowly moving stock list today. : Most pivotal shares held near yesterday’s final levels, with. gains slightly outnumbering losses. However, a number of less prominent issues reached new 1942 highs in active turnover. Bonds and commodities moved i regularly. Cotton held about steady and grains were firm under lead of rye, which was up almost a cent a bushel. There was nothing in the day's business news to influence the market and traders apparently: were disposed to operate cautiously. ports from leading steel centers indicated operations may record another small dip next week. Strength and activity in International Telephone domestic and foreign issues featured stock trading.
LOCAL ISSUES
Nominal quotations furnished by local unit of National Association of Securities Dealers. Bid Asked
Bgenis Fin Corp com Agents Fin Corp pfd . Belt RR Stk "Yds com Belt RR Stk. Yds 6% 1d. . Bonbs M Merrill com : Bobbs-Merrill 4%% ”
% Ind Hydro Elec % Ind Gen Serv 6% Indpls P&L 5%% pfd ..... “ee Indpls P&L com Indpls Rlwys Inc. cOm...... Indpls Water 9% pfd Indpls Water Class “es Lincoln Loan Co 5'2 pfd .... Lincoln Nat Life Ins com.... N Ind Pub Serv 5%% pfd.... N Ind Pub Serv 69% pfd N Ind. Pub Serv 7% pfd Progress Laundry com *Pub Serv of Ind 5% pfd *Pub Serv of Ind com..... eee 11 So Ind G&L evens So Ind G&L p seeses United Tel Co 5%..... cen van Camp Milk pfd . . Van Camp Milk com .
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Algers Wins'w W RR 4%9%.. American Loan §s 51 American Loan bs 46 9 Cent Newspaper 4%s 42-51 .. Ch of Com Bldg Co 4Y%s 81. Citizens Ind Tel 4%s 61 . Consol Fin 6s 60 Crabb-Reynolds-Taylor ‘1s nd Home T&T Ft Wayne 6s 43.. Ind Assoc Tel Co 3%s 70..105 Indpls P&L’ 3V%s 170 106 Indpls Railway Co 5s 67 Indpls Water Co 3's 68 1 Kokomo Water Works 6s 58. “101% Kuhner Packing Co 4'zs 39.43 Morais 5&10 Stores 5s 50.
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Richmond Water Wks 5s 57..105 Trac Term Corp 5s 57 80 *Ex-dividend.
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WHATS CEBKIN?
Nov. 21, 1942
Continued From Preceding Page Willkie No. 1 Hoosier—
The Tales The; Tell—
LIFE IN THE C inal Zone or wherever it is that Pvt. Jams Pearsey is stationed,
must be anything b't monotonous,
from a letter receiver by his dad, Patrolman While hiking, Pvt. Pearsey felt somethii g tugging at his pants leg just below the kee, just like a playful . He locked down and—WOW! there was “an 18-foct snake, big around as Pvt. Pearsey was paralyzed for a noment, and then he . Equally startled, the snake took off in the opposite direction. . . . Man, what stories ycu fellows are going to
Paul Pearsey. . . .
puppy. . .
a milk bottle,” . .
Jumped a mile. . .
have for your grand: hildren! ww ff %
News of the M wrines—
WOUNDED IN A( {TION in the Solomons, L. Cooley (7200 E. Pendleton Pike) is ii. the naval hospital on Mare Island, San i ncisco. « » » The former
Marine Pvt. Rober
Shortridge and Butler football didn’t
in a note fo his parents. . . . Hurry up and get well, Pvt. Cooley. eo oo oo © ommissioned marine second
_looles after
graduation
from the navy’s schiopl of the air at Corpus Christi are Dallas F! (Ted) Shadinger. (302 Buckingham) and Nible N. Shepherd (5047 ¢‘harles P. Bush Jr, a Manual graduate, Yas been promoted to _ private first class ai San Diego where he plays cornet in the hl sadquarters band. . . .
N. Capitol). . . «
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What's Cookin’ in Sports— I U. -PURDVE tussle dominates the sports picture this week-end. « . « The other big fracas is Northwestern at Notre Dame. IU. goes to Ft. 'Knox next week. ‘eis lked over Kansas State, ed Notre Dame, 32-20; State beai Purdue, 19 to 6; St.
Last week, Indiana
Joseph's edged out Jutler, 6 to 0; shaded Wabash, 6 to 3, while ‘walloped Earlham, 51 to 19
the season.
ynder way, handi rationing. . .
go all the way 4 the Pennsy gym on S. ), . . « Hockey is getting
han ever this year.
» ave. to pract n more popular
« « « Shortridge, ‘undefeated and untied, still is elated over winning the city cliampionship with seven straight victories. . It . Capt. Bruce Hilkene won the Frank J. Skinner trophy as the outstanding membe: ‘of the team and Fred Freihofer, guard, received the Herbert T. Wagner trophy for she most improvement in With football singing its swansong, basketbill is beginning to get apped by the impending
Judging
the members of the Sons of Indiana in New York, W a sh ington , and Indiana, as the Hoosier who gave Indiana and the nation the “most distinguished service In1o42”. ,.
WENDELL WILLKIE, the Rush county hog raiser who recently barnstormed around the world, has just been Lonored by some fellow Hoosiers. . . . He's been chosen. by
Elmer Davis was second, and in third place
was Admiral Royal Atlantic fleet. . .
Byron Price, Kent
E. Ingersoll, head of the
. W. L. Batt was fourth, followed by Paul V. McNutt, Claude Wickard,
Cooper. . . . The big
bird—turkey—will occupy the place of honor
on Hoosier tables
next week, supplanting
that universal favorite—Hoosier fried chicken.
. The home folks can hardly wait for
Thanksgiving and have started fasting to be
sure they've plenty
of room. . . . Hope you
fellows get plenty of turkey, too, or whatever Rhey call it wherever you are. . . . Praise the Lord and pass the bicarbonate.
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*N. Gray), now is Gulfport, Miss. . .
his copy of “What's Cookin’.” , . . Pvt. Glen Shearer (1946 Carrollton) is in t h e hospital at Camp Grant, ‘111, and writes that he really gets a kick
from home. . . « Lieut. Henry L.
"Ayres over in England has been
DePauw Hanover. .
pairs of wings. . .
it’s
other Hoosiers there.
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AND NOW FOR A glimpse into the mail bag. . . . Charles (Chuck) Voyles (432
Corp. Voyles, down at . He reports that many
of the fellows down there enjoy reading
out of the news
transferred from the R. A. F. to the U. 8S. air force, and now he’s entitled to wear two
. Lieut. Ayres is one of
“What's Cookin’s” best fans. . . . And Mrs. Deloris Barnard writes that she’s been sending this news letter to her brother, ‘Aviation Cadet James R. Settle, in primary pilot training at Rankin field, Cal., who says “certainly appreciated by himself and
They feel it brings
you closer to home. , . . We at home also
.-enjoy the column.” folks. . .
« « +» Good luck, all you
. Just keep lookin’ and we'll be back next week with another What's Cookin’,
Entire contents copyrighted, 1943, L. Strauss & Co. Inc.
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U.S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Nov. 19, compared with a Li azo;
Last Yea Fapenses $26.618, 458, 3. 1 $8, 3%. ga sao. 18 W. Spend. 24, 410,229,777.3 5.926 2.78 4,811,803,816. % 2,817, 949, "337. 32 F307 310 000 00
32,074. ,831,772.29 Work. Bal. 2,702,009,071.80 1,719, 718.37 Pub. Debt 98,955,002,047.24 of 543, 279,112.16 Gold Res. 22,741,817,271.34 22,778,179, 080. 65
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Today Clearings ...coe00e. Debits ...cce0000... Cleari Week . . $28,249,000 GAYIRED sesssvicrsensirsovrs Debits ...ovneeenns reas reves 87,004,000
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major currencies: Cable Rate. Net Chg. England und eeeeee...$4.04 Catia de OlIAT coos ncvcne 53%
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& L. Transport, ¢., Indiana hal h > acob White, P 151
E. change of a te, Mer at Indianapolis I. M. an 1 ngineers, Inc. 533 Cleveland as South nd; no capital stock; M. Boggs, F. Taylor, 1. R. Thom E Buchu 'C. R. E Kin 2 Ean Co., Inc., Indianapolis; dissolution. Garfield Court Realty Co., 2425 Shelby & Yio Indianapolis; accepting provisions of 2 Genera Corporation Act. ls Jefferson, San Juan, Tex.; regislice of trade-mark, “Indian” and ON, class 43: foods and ingredients of fool Brookston Grain Corp., Brookston; dissolution. Baran & Son, Inc. whiting: agent to Irene Baran, 123 Whiting. ata Hi 4 += change of agent to 4617 8 Indian Bank,
change of 119th” st.,
Indianapolis; eorge Denny, ig eville; dise TE Ine. Ww. So Ene "agent, 8 805 N. Lafayette blvd., Sout! Bo er eta igi Stanley R. Supe Seer IE, Hill, Doroth; 5 . Cope. SUES TO GET BACK RING TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 21 (U. P.).— R. C. Leinbach brought suit against the estate of his late fiancee, Miss Anna Belle Sage, to recover a diamond ring he had given her during a 28-year courtship. He said they became engaged in 1914, and he gave her the ring in 1922. They hadn't married when Miss Sage
7: | died last ‘June.
ALL-OUT FOR SCRAP DRIVE PERRY, Me. Nov, 21 (U. P)— Horace Nicholas, 80-year-old In-
l3| dian, drove his automobile to the
local salvage station and donated
it—four good tires
12! Dec..
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Oats Hold Within a Narrow Range of Yesterday's Close. CHICAGO, Nov. 21 (U. P.)—Rye futures advanced a cent a bushel
in fairly brisk trade on the Board of Trade today. Wheat reflected the
S!strergth of the rye market, corn
firmed fractionally and oats held within a narrow range of yesterday's close. Commission houses and shorts absorbed offerings in the rye pit and
*| apparently December long rye was| Goad .. switched to May with cash inter-
ests willing to change over hedges at 6 cents a bushel difference. Trade in the wheat market continued light with firmness partially attributed to developments in the senate hearings. Grainmen expressed some hope
»| that government price regulations
will be modified. RANGE High $1.25% 1.29% 1.30
Prev.
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May.. -.88%
July.. .89% Oats— 49% . .50 52% 52% 52%
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Let. cases b—Bid.
WAGON WHEAT to the clos2 of the Chicago market
Up 4 | today, Indianapolis flour mills and grain
elevators paid $1.24 per bushel for No, 2 red wheat (other grades on their merits. No. 2 yellow shelled corn was 177¢ per bushel ‘and No. 2 white shelled corn, 88c; No. 2 white oats, 46c, and No. 3 red oats,
6 MORE FIRMS HERE
| JOIN BOND CAMPAIGN
Marion county’s standing in the drive to put every factory, store and office on the 10 per cent war bond honor roll by Jan. 1 was increased as six more Indianapolis firms entered the payroll allotment plan. The firms added to the honor roll are the Ellis Trucking Co. and Terminal Transfer Co., Inc., Caldwell Baker Co. Ace Engineering Corp., Crystal Dance Palace, Hoosier Machine & Tool Co. and the Bicknell-Jackson Co. Marion county is engaged in a contest with the four other toppopulation counties in the state to reach the 1000 per cent mark in putting: business firms under the payroll war savings plan. At this point in the campaign, - Marion county has 256 firms signed; Lake county, 54; St. Joseph, 20; Allen, 10, and Vanderburgh, 5.
SHIFT IN CONTROL OF DRAFT OPPOSED
The American Legion’s national
1 executive committee closed its an-
nual meeting yesterday by adopt-
om-|ing resolutions opposing any trans-
fer of the administration of the
agency and urging state legislatures to provide scholarships for children
the present war. A group of 22 Indiana youths was sworn into the navy before the committee members at the closing session. The recruits were greeted by Nationad Comm. Roane Waring as they marched into the committee chamber. The committee members cheered the new sailors and Comm, R. H. G. Mathews, recruiting officer, adY| dressed the group.
0. K. MORE POWER FOR F. D. R. WASHINGTON, Nov, 21 (U, P.). —A house ways and means subcommittee agreed today on the draft of a substitute bill giving the president wartime power to suspend laws governing tariffs, immigration and transmission of information to and from the United States, but with limitations ‘described by Chairman Jere Cooper (D. Tenn.) as “proper safeguards.”
PENSION GROUP TO MEET Indiana old-age pension group 11 will sponsor a card party at 8 p.
all—to the
"HOGS STEADY:
4000 RECEIVED
Early ‘Top Is $13.85 Here; 175 Sheep Shipped to Stockyards.
The Indianapolis hog market re-
mained unchanged from yesterday, with a top price of $13.85 on 160 to 200 pounders,
Receipts were 125 cattle, 25 calves, 175 sheep and 4000 hogs.
HOGS (4000)
13.70 [email protected]
13.75
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Mediu 160- 2% pounds ....... Sora
Packing Sows
to Cholce— .. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 13.50@ 13.65
Good to 300- 330 pounds . 330- 360 pounds . 360- 400 pounds ..
[email protected] . [email protected]
Good— 400- 450 pounds ao n pounds Medi 250- 550 pounds . ee Slaughter Pigs Medium and Good--90- 120 pounds .. CATTLE (125) , Slaughter Cattle & Calves Steers
| Cholce— 700- 900 pounds .. 900-1100 pounds ...ee. 1100-1300 pounds .isees 1300-1500 pounds ...eee
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16.00 . 16.00 [email protected]
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od— 700- 900 POUNdS o.eessscsssss [email protected] 900-1100 pounds . 136159 1100-1300 pounds ... . i 1300-1500 Po eiesscacasses [email protected] Medium— 700-1100 pounds .ececeesssees 1100-300 pounds cceeesesncvss Common-— 700-1100 pounds ..
Heifers |
[email protected] [email protected]
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Cholce— 600- 800 pounds c...erecsees 800-1000 pouUNdS ..ccecovcpane Good600- 800 POUNdS +...eevssees. [email protected] a20s-100 -1000 pounds 13.7%[email protected] e 2% "900 POUNdS .ieescseveass [email protected]
Common— 500- 900 pounds [email protected], 12.00
[email protected] [email protected]
Cesencetone
elessosssarene
Cows (all weights)
Cannel ...:s.susseseise Reoronn Bulls (211 weights) (Yearlings Excluded) Beef— Good [email protected] Sausage Good all weights) se..e0es [email protected] ves [email protected] [email protected]%
CALVES (25) Vealers (all weights) Good and choice [email protected] Common and medium 15.00 Cull (75 lbs. up) [email protected] Feeder & Stocker Cattle & Calves Steers
Cholce— 500- 800 pounds ... 800-1050 pounds Good— 500- 800 pounds 800-1050 pounds Medium— 500- 900 pounds Common-— 500- 900 pounds Good and Choice 500 pounds down Medium 500 pounds down Calves (heifers)
Good and Choice— 500 pounds down ...
[email protected] [email protected]
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12.50 11. 2 12.28 [email protected]
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[email protected] [email protected]
. [email protected] Medium— 500 pounds down .. [email protected] SHEEP AND LAMBS (175)
Ewes (shorn) Good and choice ......cecs.¢.8 5.50 Common and choice .. 4.00 Lambs Good and choice.....e.se00e.. 15.00@1 Medium and good 3 Common
Yearling Wethers
Good and choice # . 13. Mediu . 12.
OTHER LIVESTOCK
CINCINNATI, Nov. 21 U. P.) —Hogs-— Receipts salable, 500; total, 1275; . all weights, grades and classes quotable steady; ofly kinds on market to test values are double-deck of 240 lb. average which sold at $13.75; quotable top, $1 6 for 160-200-1b. weights; compared with week ago weights over 160 lbs., 25@40@ lower; lighter weights and sows, 25¢ jovek. Cattle—Receipts, salable and total, 100s Calves—Receipts, salable and total, 50, Sheep—Receipts, ‘salable and total, 150,
PT. WAYNE, Ind, Nov, 21 (U. P) Hogs—Steady; 160-200 lbs., lbs, $13.50; 240-300 lbs. 40; lbs., $13.30; 150-160 1bs., $13. 30° 1bs., $13.05; 130-140 1bs., $12. 80; 100-130
1bs., $12.55. Roughs, $13; stags, $11.25; male h $16; lambs, $14.
$9.50 down; calves, ewes, $5.50 "down.
BUSINESS AT A GLANCE
By UNITED PRESS Aeolian Co. year to June 30 profit $90,479 vs. $134,700 in t! preceding year. Borden (Richard) Mfg. Co. yea% to Sept. 26 net profit $155,181 vs, $70,913 in the preceding year. Shakespeare Co. year to July 31 net income $398,944 equal to $1.34 a common share vs. $342,350 ox» $1.73 a share in the preceding yeawg net sales $5,106,577 vs. $3,202,073. United Paperboard Co. and sube sidiaries 3 months ended Aug. 29 net profit $14,322; net sales $758, 970A Federal Mogul Corp, 9 months ended Sept. 30 net profit $516,081 or $1.84 a common share vs, $492,« 454 or $1.77 year ago. Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. year te Rug. 31 net profit of parent come
on combined “A” and “B” stock vs, $1,669,424 or $3.04 a share in the previous year. Interstate Department Stores Oc tober sales $3,975,262 vs. $2,859,457
selective service act %o a federal|Year ago, up 39 per cent; 9 months $26,551,944 vs. $21,682,648, up 22% per cent. September sales were 41.8
of soldiers and sailors killed during|Per cent over September, 1941,
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. and subside
aries 12 months ended Sept. 30 estimated net profit $733,572 or $3.87 a common share vs. $686,318 or $3.62 in preceding 12 months.
General Cable Corp. 3 months
ended Sept. 30 net income $429,678
vs., $773,984 last year; 9 months ended Sept. 30 net income $1,797,302. Van Camp Milk Co. 6 months ended Sept. 30 net profit $90,734
equal to 89 cents a common share
vs. $141463 or $1.56 a share year ago. Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern Powée Corp. and subsidiaries nine months ended Sept. 30 net income $3,899,204 vs. $5,323,743 in the 1941 period. Gleaner Harvester Corp. year Sept. 30 net profit $341,101 equal $1.13 a common share vs, $356,416 of $1.19 a share in the preceding net sales $1,787,951 vs. $2,073,741,
PERSONAL LO ANS Monthly Paym Payments
Modera Personal Loan Department
m. Monday in the I. O. O. P. hall,|
Peoples State Bank
pany only $1,815,196 or $33.31 a share |
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