Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1943 — Page 30

EE 5 936, an increase of 1.3 per cent| EE BE from mid-August, while the I To 10 alibert : estimated pay rolls of $26,061,089) | 2%0- 270 {18 Sympnoneity” liv were 1.6 per cent higher, Compared m Sandman Of - to a em secenssanens 14 = . ¢ fnwan ns ws U. S. Gontrol Would Cost|!s, 5% 4. pr fori Bi. Motion | 1 open ed, must do wi her pay 160-220 pounds lie ; . rolls were up 325 per cent. i-20. rrreneis NGI + ¥ eo. od Indiana $3,000,000 Ie Packing Sows #2 This is on ndiana $3,000,000, Total manufacturing wage-earner Good to Choos : : ‘the fact that S h * k Sa employment of 464,677 increased 18 310- 3%. pounds ... pL R 14.80 y will go fur- chricker Says. -| per cent from August and 10.4 per 330-360 pounds ... ESE _ ther in stretching cent from September, 1942. Total 360- 400 pounds .......ivses 1.0081 a. —~ By DANIEL M. KIDNEY A Good— 3 Early Birds our food supply if weekly pay rolls for all manufactur B00 2 1? Ride it directly to! Times Special Writer ing industries were estimated at ag Tum nr Sie 3 eh A human consumption. or indirectly| WASHINGTON, ‘Oct. 14—Gover- ($21316,081, up 33 per cent from $ § Early Birds E «ov 14.00014.68 2 Time to Shine : into milk and eggs, than if con-| inors and state insurance commis-| August and 40.5 per cent higher gb E verted into meat. | stoners are rallying to support sen-|than a year ago. pers : : $3 TRE ; Thus farmers are asked to reduce ate and house bills to ga insurance Canning Leads 13.00014.50 ; : & A i St th aids’ iL cattle amd regulation under control 4 ; ve Barly Bnd a ey to market) Chairman Van Nuys (D. Ind), of Only three of the 14 manufactur- . N AVY CRITI IZE FL $42 Mrs. them at lighter weights. On thei the senate judiciary committee, set ing industries studied showed in- 0Ca USINESS 700 . [email protected] x it] lady “other hand, it is asking for even Oct. 19 for a hearing on the senate |, used employment, whereas 7 of Hag . is 381s : 2 oa greater crops of corn, wheat, rye bill. Co-author with Senator Bailey | the 14 industries had higher weekly - pat J00-1 Bae : s and oats. [(D. N. C.), Senator Van Nuys will| Good— ; 90 Bong Shop abe Although feed supplies can hard- preside and Senator Bailey speak. |P&Y rolls, probably because most (1 mn S ung. 4. Hushe lv be rationed, the government will - Attorney General Biddle will op- manufacturing concerns in the state - 110g se 48 Aunt Jenny make ‘preferences. This is shown the measure, ull-time on the Labor da . 3 Taine Torqer Which: Himits sales Of opsrsied ful h y Forrestal - Blames Labor, [ss gris : government ‘wheat to feed mixers| Used 1dentieal Sentences Roliday th davabl Forrest H. Kirkpatrick, former Ty $ for dairy cows and laying hens, put-| Senator Van Nuys reported unani- | a us Rgiee of the Po Je joss personnel director here for R. C. A.| Management for Lag in [email protected] Forbes . Alng them them ahead of pigs and lambs. mous support from governors and employment, Aven only the clay and now heaq of peraghnel Planning ~ Cirele ~The result: is bound to be a diet insurance commissioners responding | rb, ana s Mithough uly we [and research for R. OC. A. at Cam- Planes. HIOI180 45 Circle 4 of less variety for civilian stay-at-'to a letter from him. The letter| ‘or J" 0 ot dusty} (det, -N. J, will speak at. the In- ; ; Ee Sie [email protected]] Br. homes. cited the justice department suit Kl poy he dianapolis section meeting of the] WASHINGTON, Oet. 14 (U. P.). es fis dan. . 8» {against alleged monopolistic fire in- Re my oy i “i 8 a ina 2 lle of Radio Engineers in the Undersecretary of the Navy James wo- 300 Sounds anne 13% un 8 SOUTH AMERICA'S gain is the surance rates, now on appeal, and| =. Ry ous Athenaeum at 8 p. m. Friday. W. Forrestal told a house naval af- | Medium— Orient’s loss. Since the war, South continued: group with » 493. per ny Sus “uw fairs subcommittee yesterday that] so. oy Poires testes 105001238 America has started growing jute “For 75 years and ‘the supreme in employment high d's 28.7 per cent Emil H. Winkler, research engl- in his opinion both management 300- 900 pounds xressasareny [email protected] and silk. Now Peru has planted court has consistently held that con- fn weekly pay Tolls (neer for Bendix Products at South and labor were responsible for the Cows (all weights) i: 1200 acres in tea shrubs, would like tracts of insurance cannot be classi- | +h ne elght yn ctor {Bend, will speak at the Indiana poor record made by Brewster Aero- Good FR rn a NE se A {o have more tea plantations in the fied as commerce or interstate trade . "0 ed. estimated € | section meeting, Society of Auto- [nautical Corp, in producing planes Og a sommed . fertile Amazon valley. and that the regulation of the busi-| JCHRITSS SUACRS, CHITEC, EH" motive Engineers, at Hotel Antlers for the navy. Senin 5 > . 8 = {ness of insurance lies with the state. vid ated rose 288 pee Yom a tonight at 8 o'clock. He will discuss| Forrestal described Brewster as|p.or_ Bulls (all weights) - MERZ ENGINEERING, subsidi-| “Evidently the justice department | a im xl ar . 745 00g | Tuts of tests to determine if fuel a “continuing headache.” GOOR . wovins vis rs cerrrees [email protected] "ary of Marmon-Herrington, is look- | Delieves that the supreme court as _ oo yO as [could be saved by using only half| He said that production of navy By Wolk hih es 100001300 ing for post-war business, now that; NOW constituted will reverse this line... efad ne en gust. of the cylinders. {scout bombers was tO have been| Medium .............ceciovies [email protected] tooling up for war production has of decisions, thus making it possible | Sh ih mployment was |completed - by Brewster by June, Cutter and common ........ 6.509 8.00 eased” off jeau y additional workers in ap-} |1942, but the first acceptable bomb- | CALVES (500)

3% : for the federal government to as-| rel and general merchandise Vealers (all weights) About half of Merz production of sume control of the entire insurance a did nol. come off the production ae : Mere prafuction. of ne stores as a result of the pre-school wm jie until October, 1942. This phase |Gommon and medium... 1... 10.

seasonal rush in these industries. of the contract will not be com- Cull’ (75 Ibs. up)

next door to its parent company. Some state replies used identical ! Much of tne remainder goes to sentences. It has been alleged that ¢ his industries in: the non- | pleted until next December, 18] Feeder and Stackis Cuitle nd Calves Marmeon-Herrington's competitors the bills are backed by a well-fi- manufacturing group, generally] Charles E. Wilson, acting chair- | months behind schedule, he said. | chotce— ay | pe King. h : has 3 . rin { lobby. ‘Senator Van Nuys |speaking, had fewer employees and man of the war production board, 500- 800 pounds ......... een 11.50012.98 Harveste : lower rolls. 10 Months Late 800-1050 pounds .....eeseeees [email protected] , Diamond T and to such local war said he has no knowledge of that. pay disclosed today he has called upon Good eA i ‘plants as Allison and Curtiss- Green Agrees rT leading war contractors to continue| The same sert of situation was| 500- 800 pounds ............. 10.50011.50 wn — Wright : _N. Y. the policy of subcontracting as true in the case of the Corsair fight- bwin pounds ..eeesnirnnes 30.25011.25 ; aes a3 A Herzington believes {here His own governor, Henry L. Stocks _|much work as possible outside er, Forrestal said and the first navy 500-1000 Pounds .,e..esieeiee 90001038) : ; Boil an-another-acramble tor hyigker- gf “indiana, backed the} : fighter -was-not delivered until June. mh ————a ANA , a EE EP IA age Te GH et BLL MRNRY AND THE NEWS AT 7:55 p.m {HE time manufacturing sets. in, like POINtNE ou “tat the transfer of Aliegh Corp .. 3% 2% 2% + omm e. : [email protected] 4. - Sl Ed kh do tbedstindis) Oofiimags Si 4 :00=Time to. Biri dyring thé conversion to war pro- this authority from state to federal Allias Chem ...230% ats 20 1th ge | oon or £1 ercial tans “Many difficulties have contribut- : naeny co , * errr 41-8 5 peroovr . duetion some time ago. By owning Sovernment would entail a loss of Am Can ...... 861 86k wy hl ernment rities Sring Of BOV= led to Brewster's poor record,” For- ay rai : (Tonight) . $i Sonnumers | Mies, Marmon-Hetrington thus has|TeVeDUe or more than $3.000000 to Am Kod’ a 86 ‘3a ‘ds 312 © it| amounted to $10807, o Jags week |restal said. “The company’s man- co : : i) a Jrlartty on its production, can ‘he general fund of our state.” [Am Rol wi HN Ie 10 let) Rounie i goo. DUS &1- agement was Weak.” .. . [yiagLennds GONE \.rc.ops 12.0013.00 A Peabody Prize-winning newspaperman is on the air with his a #et new tools and swing into regular | Quotes from other governors’ tot 20 Tt Ty 100 Bia Mabe | otments were held close to the| porrestal testified at a hearing NS pounds down. rire [email protected] | astute evaluation of the news of the day. Each +.7:55 - | Anaconda... 38% 38% 38's 1 Original figure, the treasury an- j SHEEP AND LAMBS (1300) Ys evening-&: Poff 14 Sores double-quick. “Aid we'll : n connection with the subcommit- ) CWT, Bill H f th : have to convert quickly.” says Her | Grosn of iNinols—“Personally, fl Armen Lid bl Ba ,, | nounced. |tee’s investigation of ‘the company Buen labore) 4 enry, one of the newest additions to the outstanding CBS . | | BUTTER S | rington, “if we're going to keep feel that the splendid record of the per & Opt I 10% 10% 10% .. ss =» |which is now in active charge of DO Ie ve 4a Be staff, analyzes the important foreign and domestic news. ..news || those dollars coming in the front insurance industry speaks well for) Bors. eel 1p 1158 Fi Ho 3 ul July “lumber production aggre- | Henry J. Kaiser after a strike at —— Te battles, of politics, and of significant military and political trends, MADE H door to keep up the payroll.” [state supervision, and 1 _seriously|ener"s cue | 13s so aye jSated_3017,140.000 board feet, of Brewster's Johnsville, Pa. plant LOCAL ISSUES WASHINGTO! . 8» | question the wisdom of federal con- | | Gona Edison BN BY MN LW \which 2,384,258,000 were soft-woods precipitated charges: of inefficient! Nominal quotations furnished by Indian- OR AL ATR ie Fe ODDS AND ENDS:<A H r. | trol” |Bome “ines Aol ie Mh 4 and Sa hardwoods, accord- management. Sbelis. ston Fa Fitien dealers, Bid Asked x - 1 A vi 5 e .e wee . lan company is trying out Danube Baldwin of Connecticut—"To de-|DoCral fire - 000s 80% SO .... |"® War production board. Muffed Dive Bomber Afents Fin OND Bi .orerenes “ai river barges powered with air pro- | prive states of this power would | Eiee Auto-L''.. 36: ‘36 38... ® % = Belt R ux Yh or 0 42 al Il: am (Tomorrow) ~ pellers, . . . A Dye Tenn.0r 08 confusion ahd uncertainty to] (en Pcie. Ml Nu ¥» ul August dollar sales of chain store| Forrestal said that “in order to Boob lerm oom lL ou . . - furniture store lets bring a business that deals with billions Gen Mr Motors oy 31% 30% $i% + % and mail order houses totaled | build up a large volume of orders, | Circle errill 413% pid.. sense 80° Lo A 8 : : : = their wash Whaling 0 to the store, where of dollars of savings of our people, eh epbal L8 h 3 Wied 1$1,085,000,000, a decline of 1 per the company accepted contracts for Dette Hoc oom oan § % pid oli i : c arming story with Dorothy ~~ washing machines are rented, bh. | ho must gn the interest of their Int Harvesior Ga #1, © © Ylcent from July and of 5 per cent NAVY fighters and navy, British and|& Rok 2 oii.” 18 | Lowell as “Sunday” that asks... | cause new ones aren't to be ho? {own protection, retain the local con- int TAT De compared with the 1942 month, ac- | Dutch - dive bombers—all slightly | oe PL Wane 1% 35 ve. iis 116 : “ . ...Beech Aircraft is drilling for ofl 170! Which hich nly th the ie states ea) can ) give. < Kennecott... ie sae 304 + Xlcording to a tommerce department | different.” - : “ing ‘Asso Te 3% pi i oon jos, | and dramatically answers... “can . 8% its Wichita plant. , . . If you get | KOT iam.. J1 3h 31% ol estimate. Its engineering department never | ing Gin "Serv § % pid._.1l 08" oo | a young girl, brought up in a : a letter or check from the, treasurer Fora Ad “Ha 1h 1% + i rn» | solved the dive bomber’s’ problems, ndpls F &! L shi A nm : ie . the . E St Xahaehdort United Bakeries, Inc., GRAIN PRICES RISE” Eo Sain ™ Reg 26% 384 26% — 1k The Aluminum Co. of America jan #8 Profuction. Was 1mipted By ndols ® Ralimays. fo 13% | litle mining town in the American : : signed “ Crum.” : 18 1 17% #4 {s Was reported today to be negotia- | ms a 0 e Sa pis AILEY PL....ovv vanes “ys West find ha “ t . 3 = one oi” areve 1% in 1% ©..." |ting for acquisition of a major in- | Moreover, the company paid large Lincotn Loan E Sik d.. na PPY as the wife of 5 To Keep Valuables Safe {Pan Am Air Lo3i% my ain Tire | terest in: Pope & Talbot, Inc, and fees and declared dividends when it Lincoln, Ket pits i » s wealthy Englishman? rv A i Box at CHICAGO, Oct. 14 (U. P).~The Procter a a y 2% 2% 2% ¥ %|the McCormick Steamship Co. needed funds fo finance : its ex- “i Tia Pub Serv 3 8%% pid . ; y . strong feed sifuation continued to| hc. ©:- 1% 18% 18 + "1u|Pope & Talbot operates the third pending production. N Ind Pub Serv 17 : : * THE We Pullman ...... 3¢ 33% 3% + % largest lumber mill in the Pacifi Forrestal said that the company's| Pub Serv of Md 5% pf ... 108 : i stimulate grain futures on the|Rure Oil ...... 3 jis 1 v2 Northwest, © plants—on Long Island and at Jub Sere of Tad Sam : INDIANA NATIONAL BANK jBoard of Trade Totes ing be 8 a 82 = ow Johnsville—were not efficiently ar- sheds & Wa BY. Tat pid Me. a Ya & Indianapolis | 18 CAB... 1 1 Trim Pa 1 M. O'Le ranged for production, Jey o In early dealings wheat w ro a Ee u ary, former deputy United Tel Co. "sh. t . . -e oT oul; pain up Ho Tv fi 5 Ou’tindil ts 3 34° © '4|price. administrator in charge of In canneetion with labot rouies fal Hil lv. ll. (Twig)

oil (NJ) .. 87 Forrestal said that “the successive yan Camp Milk com

: {up 1% to 1% and barle ; ) MN Nu +h (rationing, has been named head of | : A SAFE DEPOSIT Ei ering bariey up Lio 1%. BufCR Ud BN MYL X|the Washington staff of the Re- | unagers of the company Jam is’ . C_edr «++ yours for a suspenseful 80X | was sup * So 2 ont from the pre-|Un Pac pt _- "i : 0 + i search Institute of America. | tive.” “Overtime —y cannot American Loan 86 81......... n 100 | fifteen minutes, as a detective Sizes oats up % from y § & 3.4 3 2 =» = Ie al n idan ; : 1 $3 to $100 a Year 78%, rye up 1 to 1% from $1.11% © 8 Rem n ” n * nt Gotral Tire oF Ropher Co. ane be’ ehatired 4 wiiout advance » okies re Ss adi... » delves deeply into the human mind : Member Federal Deposit ] @%. Werthingion _ ne oe HH a nounced today it will build a nes. (ransfers and promotions must be aa Pin 8 oo and heart to solve his baffling > a Insurance Corp. Wheat offerings were small snd Jog Sheet PE. 94a ota MY... tire factory cqpting $3,750,000 some- | made in accordance with strict mosis Tel Co 3's 70 : . : . aE ‘Securtty Trust Co. | traders found it hard to buy whea po WW 3 8, + Vaiwhere in the South, possibly Waco, | plant-wide seniority, and no em- ndpls Railways Co ba 67... ™ 7 cases, Using emotions as hig clues, 3 A3 £ Washington | Demand came from many sides | J Tex. The plant will hire 1000 work- | ployee can be promoted over the Kokomo Water Works 5s 88. 1 Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons, % — | local traders led the buying. Minnesota Feeds ers and have a daily capacity of objection of the union,” he said, ‘| Kubner Packing Co. 4's 4 e 101 . : : ' CROSS ns ; be‘ween 2500 and 3500 pasenger| Forrestal emphasized that he was Muncie ‘Water Works 4 " 108" | dramatically reunites loved ones. - WORD PUZZLE : car tires. h -|N Ind Pub Ser ius. ®.... 08 | ¢ moRmowTAL Amswee 16 Proviows Pumsle 20 Air Raid _ Potatoes to H ogs erie a panel 10k iin, na Fel eb ave i at EL wife . : b Tel 55 : oa a a or. paut wim, ot. 14 v. py, STUDEBAKER TO PAY io Thuis “ie sent saner tol ait oie wi w-i8 (TH FIRST LINE |—L. J. Melrose, of the Minnesota] ~~ @1 BAN NNN CQ IE | 2bor itself in obtaining contractual ys echine Corp 8s 6... pein, of he Mmmm 81,600,000 ISSUE ev wn ann sn secon oC 0M | ogg en potatoes in many parts of the state| NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (U. P).—| joer © ro nary industrial opera- mm I at 3:00 p.m. (Tonight) are going to the hogs because farm- The Studebaker Corp. announced _ . Wa : Anchors aweigh for the robust

ers have no way of getting them today that it has called for redempto market. + {tion of $1,500000 principal amount] U. S. STATEMENT Melsuge said the situation in many of its 10-year convertible 6 per cent WASHINGTON, Pet. Hm. Gov. ernmen & growing sections, such as the Red 'debentures, due 1945, at par and! ..rrens a Bocas lor Oct. bis

Tonight on ‘HOOSIERS stories of our fighting men of the

River valley, was satisfactory, but!accrued interest on Dec. 1. compared with » year ago: ’ naval: that in other localities the potatoes The privilege of converting the| mupenses 4 as Sh oii a By Basel Gaston ing tales of this war's great naval, would be wasted for lack of trans- called debentures into common stock 23,357,842,126 16,892,95 : actions... realistically dramatized. portation facilities, {will expire Nov. 23, it was said. . “YOUR Thrill to the heroism of the men of FUNNY BUSINESS ¥ HOOSIER HOSTESS the United States Navy, who are , News i @ Latest Rotioning, N¢ fighting for youl

30 Call for hel 7 \ 7 LOCAL PRODUCE . 53 Ble Ze ; vot pln breed nena .33¢: Leghorn hens. term oo 54 Dutch (abbr.) a. =