Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1943 — Page 19

YAY, APRIL 6, 1943

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Indianapolis Railways Profits| Not Much Larger Than. in ’41

By ROGER BUDEOW

" THOSE WHO RIDE STREETCARS, BUSSES or trackless trolleys .probably believe Indianapolis Railways took in a lot of money last year. They are right; it. did. Revenues of the company rose $1,300,000. Increased operating expenfes ‘whittled about $623,000 from this.: The company decided that it should put more into depreciation and so it upped the amount of money ‘get aside for such purposes $400,000: and taxes ate up $310,000 more than 1941. ‘The result was that the utility ended up with a net i income, after domotiston: taxes, dividends, ete. of $258, “

SEETETTEI orn PLANS SUPER-PLANES

pany’s report show the effect of war, The Traction Terminal buildWants to Build Cargo Ships ~ With a: Range of

’ ing, which it owns, was practically 17,000 Miles.

all rented during the year, The number of passengers going through the terminal bus station increase * 1,810,000 over 1941. . : The number of passengers carried by the system rose to nearly 9| PORTLAND, Ore; April 6 (U. P.).—Henry J. Kaiser revealed last night that he is seeking a government contract ‘to build a new type metal ‘cafgo plane 15 tons heavier than the Glenn Martin “Mars.” Designed by O. A. Koppen, aeronautical engineer on leave from the Massachusetts: Institute of Technology, the plane would be built of metal containing a high percentage of magnesium and would

million® which was 30 per cent greater weigh 175,000 pounds, Mr. Kaiser said.

Mr. Budrow (han in 1491. DurFirst Lady Launches Carrier

ing the year the voting trust agreement for the common stock was Its wing spread would measure 282 feet, he said, more than twice that

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WITH THE ALLIED invasion of Europe daily becoming a reality, the Italian peninsula——the so-called “soft-belly” of continental Europe— takes oh an added significance. The true picture of the Italian situation, first under Mussolini and now under Hitler, will be presented in the drama, “Last Stand in Italy,” on the government-produced series, “This Is Our Enemy,” over WIBC at 8:30. Ferdinand Pecora, chief justice of the New York state supreme court, will be guest speaker.

ARTHUR HALE will attempt to solve the mystery of Russia's war strength tonight when he reveals the inside story of the allies’ knowledge. of Russian -military secrets for the first time on his “Confidentially Yours” program on WIBC at 6:45.

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This U. . ats Phos dows workin in. the Washinglon:tizvy. yard-tirming. aut guns-Ghat willison be busy blasting the axis. Here the larger guns are bored. Huge gun barrels have reached the finishing stages of boring, and with packed bits, machines are cutting away the remaining surplus steel.

British Post-War Money HOE PRICES: OFF Plan Set for Publication 290 T0 35 CENTS

By VICTOR GORDON LENNOX Copyright, 1943, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News, Ine. > Porkers Down With a Top Of $15.65; Vealers Drop

LONDON, April 6.—Great Britain’s post-war international currency proposals, which have been drafted by Lord Keynes, famous economist and expert adviser to the British treasury, will be published as a white paper tomorrow, Sir Kingsbury Wood, chancellor of exchequer, announced in the house of commons today. It is understood that the 50 Cents. Hog prices were 20 to 35 cents lower than yesterday's best market at the Indianapolis stockyards today, the food distribution adminis-

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terminated. The company told stockholders it hopes to establish a $1,000,000 reserve for post-war needs but doesn’t know if this can be done in the face of heavy taxes and rising operating costs (labor and material). The concern paid $1 a share on its common stock last year. Twenty motor busses and five {trackless trolleys were bought for $187,000, but 25 more busses ordered in March could: not be obtained be-

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treasury gives its official blessing to these Proposals whigh, however, are advanced as the “Keynes plan” rather than a Pritish government plan. “This follows the practice’ SENATE STUDIES

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cause the WPB froze manufacture

of such busses.

During the year 36 miles of street‘car tracks were taken up and 5600 tons of steel were obtained for war purposes, and three more miles of]

track are being removed.

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port of its first quarter’s operations because taxes are being adjusted and contracts renegotiated

of a flying fortress. Radically new i principles of design and operation would give it an efficiency 65 per cent greater than previous planes of its weight class, he said. The shipbuilder, whose first pocket aircraft carrier—the U.- S. S. Alazon Bay—was christened yesterday by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, declined to speculate where the plane would be built, but said he was ready for immediate production. “I want to build it for the future, and I want to start building it now

idge’s. social security proposals were published. In broad essentials, Lord Keynes’ proposals do not differ greatly from the American White plan (an alternative scheme submitted to the allied governments by Morgenthau’s special adviser Harry D. White) since they are understood to provide for a new world currency, an international body for the control of exchange fluctuations, and multilaterial arrangements for clearing trade and currency bottlenecks.

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Silver Bloc Hits Treasury Plan for Monetary

Stabilization. WASHINGTON, April 6 (U. P.)— Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. today presents his

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so the company doesn’t know exactly where it stands. : ” " ” ODDS AND ENDS: Tom Girdler of Consolidated Vultee Aircrafts predicts that by the end of this year employment in the aviation industry will be 20 times greater than when the Germans invaded

Poland. . . . Canadian Pacific railways pay off $34 million in debt last year and had record-high profits. of $40 million left over. . . . Another

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“tentative proposal” for post-war international monetary stabilization to three house committees amidst rumblings of dissent in the senate silver-bloc to the plan for returning to the gold standard. “Two-thirds of the people of the world now are on a silver standard,” said Senator Pat McCarran (D. Nev.), “and any plan for international currency stabilization should include a silver as well as a gold base.” 3 McCarran objected specifically w

for war,” he said. ‘“And it can be built now.” He spoke before the Columbia Empire . Industries, Inc., of Portland. He said enough magnesium was available to insure completion of the first plane within 15. months ‘after he received a contract. Hopes for ‘Continued Help’

Mr. Kaiser did not disclose how far contract. negotiations had progressed but: expressed confidence that “the war production boerd and

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New Currency Unit The United States plan for a post-war currency system involves a “united and associated nations stabilization fund” of at least $5,000,000,000 in gold, currencies ‘and securities of participating governments and a new currency unit, according to an article published in the Financial News today. : The tendency: which seems to emerge through: the Washington dispatches . published here today, following Secretary of the Treasury

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concern that did well was Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies'S with $22 a share, against $1545 in 1941; the line lost six Yestels, al covered by insurance.

LOCAL PRODUCE

He avy breed hens, 3% Ibs. and over, 30h: 3% lbs. and under, 23%¢; Leghorns, Broilers under 3 De csoioreq and Barred i White Rock, 27% Fryers 3 Ibs. and “over, colored. and nd Whi

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“In an address Tollowing Mr. | Kaiser’s, the designer described the new plane in greater detail. Powered by four 2000-horsepower engines, he said, it would have-a cruising speed of 200 miles an hour and a range, loaded only with fuel, of 17,000 miles. With a cargo of 60,000. pounds, Mr. Koppen said, the plane's range would be 4000 miles; with. 42,000 pounds; 10,000 miles. He said a retractable landing gear and a streamlined cowling over the engine were calculated to reduce “drag” to a minimum, i

BARNHART NAMED UTILITY DIRECTOR

Hugh A. Barnhart of Rechester, state : conservation - commission director, was elected to the board of directors of Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc., yesterday at an annual meeting of the company’s shareholders, according to an announcement of Robert. A. Gallagher,

|| company president.

All officers of the company were

Morgenthau Jr.'s: address

Henry. yesterday to the senate committee on foreign relations, banking and

currency, and post-war planning,

that the issue may become the subject of an Anglo-American dog= fight is deplored in responsible London circles.

Fight Seen It was hoped that by pooling the

ideas reached on both sides of the Atlantic against a background of common world peace and reconstruction aims, it would be possible to reach an agreed plan through calm discussions which would command world-wide support.

It is not believed here that Mor-

genthau desires to see a wrangle develop: along the lines suggested yesterday: in the house of representatives by Congressman A. H. Andresen of Minnesota with & fight between with the victor taking over Amer-

“ “unitas” and “bancors,” ica’s gold hoard. (The White plan envisages an international currency in units called “unitas” equivalent to $10, while the Keynes plan calls for an international currency union and a world currency to be known as “bancor.’)

QUISLING NAZIFIES

Morgenthau's proposal to set uw $5, 000,000,000" currency’ stabilize fund rootéd in a universal gold standard."

“That would: be. exncedingly ‘dan- 1

gerous for the United States,” he said. “We can’t go into any such thing without a thorough study by some one better equipped to formulate such plans than some of those who are now considering it.”

‘Avoid Chaos’

In general, senators who heard Morgenthau agreed on the need for some international plan for stabilizing currencies to facilitate the rehabilitation of international trade after the war. But they declined to comment on Morgenthau’s specific points. Chairman - Walter F. George D. Ga.) of the special senate committee on post-war economic policies,

warned after hearing Morgenthau good that currency debdasement after the ¢

war would lead to “economic Sonfy. sion, if not chaos.” “We've got to do all we ‘can to avoid the chaos which would be inevitable if the post<war period brought on currency debasement on the part of various countries to hold world trade and meet trade balances,” he said.

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Leo and Ed (Archie) Gardner get together.

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Booth and Eddie Green on the proso ETE, don’t take it too hard, because they have promised to return. |Shirley and Eddie are working the stage in Boston at the present time.

HUMOR. . . . It's Groucho Marx's story; the officer candidate board at Ft. MacArthur, when it examines a prospective officer, usually includes a question on the parts of speech. One candidate was asked to define a gerund. ! Inew M-I semi-automatic rifle.” Bert Lytell, host on WFBM’s “Stage Door Canteen,” declares the most envied bugler in the entire U.

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S. army is stationed at Camp Pickett; Va. On Sunday he is permitted to blow the call of Teveille in swing time! : 8 » ®! THAT DRUMMER MAN fis here again. Hepcats pay heed—Gene Krupa and his orchestra “tom-tom” over WISH to-

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J. Edmund Good, vice president of Woburn Decreasing Co. of New Jersey, says that his company has developed a replacement oil for the vital. China wood (tung) oil. The Woburn oil, made by molecular rearrangement of linseed or soybean oils, is used to coat mechanical war equipment as protection from rust and to act as a quick drying foundation for paints and varnishes.

that the imposition of proposed standardization regulations by the OPA will result in severely curtailed production of heavy knit underwear. The institute says that OPA specifications are “definitely below the standards mow main tained by all quality manufacturers. »

The eight iter "companies: of the Aircraft War Production council of Los Angeles report increased

Nov. 30, 1941 and Feb. 28, 1943. This’ means that for every ton of fighting plane delivered before Pearl Harbor, four tons are being

IN BRIEF —

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Alcoa Loses fs Navy 'E' Award

NEW KENSINGTON, Pa., April. 6 (U. P).—Because of three : “flash” strikes in January and '} February, the navy today withe ¢ drew the army-navy “E” Swag from the New Kensington works : of the Aluminum Co. of Americas, .: and 7000 employees were deprived { of wearing the buttons granted for ¥ excellence in production of war material. : The: army-navy “BE” pennants awarded the plant was ordered : hauled down by Undersecretary of the Navy James Forrestal : Under the withdrawal order, the employees, many of them women, ° were permitted to retain their : lapel insignia but were forbidden ; .t0 wear them. ‘It is believed this * is the first time the award: has been withdrawn by thé navy.’ Forrestal notified Plant Supers. # intendent R. M. Ferry that withe | drawal of the “E” did. not pres: clude the New Kensington plang i from wining ine award a weond ; 3;

WHEAT UNSTEADY

delivered today. : . 8 from the United States in the first two months of this year had a value of $1,377,000000, an increase of 44 per cent over the corresponding period for 1942, according to a department of commerce report. Imports were valued “at $463,000,000, a decrease of 10° per| sant of €he tofal in the: 1942 yurivgy

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re-elected at the meeting, which was held. in Indianapolis. ~-Officers ‘besides: Mr. Gallagher are Louis~B. Schiesz, first vice presi- | dent; David-P. Pardee, vice president and controller; Garland J. Oglebay, vice president; Edwin J. - Booth, secretary, and Paul Stark, Syeasurer, :

night at 8:30. Gene will “snare” the drum tonight on the “Spotlight Band” program. “He’s the ' boy who helped put

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CHICAGO, April 6 (U. P) Wheat futures broke sharply on th Board of Trade today as a result

NORWAY INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON, April 8 (U. P.).—~ The office of War information revealed today that Norway's inddstry and business are being Nasified by force because all. attempts at “coordination” have falled. - Ba np Based upon of information from the European press and radio, the OWI report states that the exploitation of Norwegian industry and resources is meeting with jucreasing difficulties and resistance. , Quisling, the report ‘states, has | dismissed the legally elected board | Chrysler of the Industriforbund (an organization: that ‘corresponds to a com-| Co bination of chamber of .commerce|Curtissand national association of manu-|go facturers), and has replaced it with a Nazi approved-council. The Nazis have instituted new tax “reforms” in: which a Quisling-appointed commissioner will sdmiistes taxes ar- Indpls Pw & Lt 16 Ditrarty. Beoraine fo “the leader- ht Harvester ‘ 0 : p prince a “| Johhs-Man "... 88 A basic “total moblization” de-| Kennecott ... un cree of Feb. 22 gave the Quisling re-]| Kroger & & 8. he gime complete ‘power over the en-|1-O- A as ; wa tire Norwegian economy, OWT said, “Rely au. lo ‘|and supplementary -decrees are be- Net Hi » /|ing set up to inforce a compulsory | Nab ce 18% reorganization of Norwegian industry and trade. Every Norwegian has{ Owe been bound to place his abilities at =1| the disposal of the national “effort”; { Pen | men between 18 and 55 and women ] between 21 -and 40.. . ‘Those who resist Nazi co-ordina-tion, the OWI report reveals, have their business conscripted outright, but businesses managed by members of Quisling’s National Samling party or by supporters of Nazi occupation are. eyempied Jom Wola) _mobilization. .

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before the senate agricultural # s tmittee on the Pace bill, The federal Fane jury which | ‘When the thixup was clarified will reconvene at Pittsburgh next’ | about ‘an: hour, the market Monday will in all probability at: [covered partially, but a nervous tempt to fix responsibility for the (remained. In the wheat pit passing of faulty steel plates at |creasing disbelief that the ; the Irvin works of Carnegle-Illi- |bill will be passed over the we nois Steel Corp. added to the bearish tone. in 2 = = Corn remained inactive and uns Grumman Aircraft Engineering|changed at OPA levels, but general’ maker of the famed “wild-|liquidation in rye followed the break

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