Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1945 — Page 6
Busines
Threat of Induction Slowing 4-F Job-Jumpers to Standstill
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By ROGER BUDROW THE MERE THREAT OF INDUCTION apparently i is
keeping 4-F’s from quitting draft board approval. ‘In the month since the °
~ draft boards have reclassified 400 to-500-4-F’s-into-1-A fori:
their essential jobs without
“work-or fight” order, Indiana
jumping war jobs. These served as examples to the rest.
Most of them were let off, _after the purpose of warning “the - -others had been served. The result is that so far only il 4-F's are to take pre-induction physicals~during February. There may be more during the month, “depending on how “convincing the threat has been. The first 4-F's inducted from Indiana for job‘jumping will prob-
HOG PRICES STAY
AT CEILING HERE
Light Receipts Reported by WFA at Local Yards Today.
ably join the army's limited service battalions | (physical stand- | ards _ have been| lowered) along in March. The work-or-fight threat was a well-timed one, draft officials say.| Some concerns report they have] had “wholesale” job applications by 4-F's, There are about 75,000 4-F's .in the state and, because draft boards have been too busy to reclassify
many of them into 2-A-F. (4-F in 2
war work) or 2-B-F (4-F in essen-
tial civilian work) there is no way
of knowing just how many are in war or essential industry and how many are in non-essential work.
The 11 awaiting -their physical exams are chronic job-jumpers, the kind that send. the turnover rate soaring. » » » TODAY'S RUMOR: The Fisher brothers, who made a fortune in General Motors, and who are now expected to start another automobile concern, may have the bodies bujlt at American Central Manufacturing Corp. at Connersville, Ind. That isn’t true, says a director of American Central's parent company, Aviation Corp. or at least nothing was said about it at a directors’ meeting day before yesterday and you would think they “would know all about it. The rumor probably started, he says, by the fact that Aviation Corp. has wanted a Detroit office and leased space in the Fisher building. Pesides, the Connersville firm makes jeep bodies which are a far ery from regular auto bodies.
® = = LOCAL SPECULATORS are tak-
ing a fling in some of those Rus-|c
sian Imperial bonds, according’ to report. They are bonds sold by the czars through J. P. Morgan &
Receipts were light at the local |Stockyards, the war food administration reported today, with sales remaining active. and prices un-|
changed. © Total receipts reached 5000 hogs {1500 cattle, 500 calves and 1500 sheep. »
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Medium to Choice— 90- 180 pounds .
CATTLE (1500) Steers
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To expedite loading of big, high-tailed cargo planes, air transport command is now using the self-jacking truck seen in
Mailman
photo above. At Fairfield-Suisan army base, Cal, it loads a giant C-54 Skymaster with mail for units in the Pacific.
New Deal Rallies to Save
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 (U. P.). ~The ‘administration marshaled its forces today to save the White House-approved limited national service bill from death by amendment. House leaders were somewhat more optimistic about chances for passage, but conceded that attempts to write in controversial amendments. still threatened to kill the so-called work-or-else bill. Most. feared were proposals by Rep, Walter G. Andrews (R. N.Y.) exempting drafted workers. from closed shop agreements and by Rep. Frank Hook (D. Mich.) to give legislative sanction to the fair employment practices comission: . Proponents felt ‘that adoption” of
Service Bill From Death
either would kill the bill, which is designed to force 18-45 men to get or keep war jobs under threat of fines, prison terms, or induction. Meanwhile, the house heard arguments that only by passing stiff manpower legislation can congress prove to American fighting men that they have full support from the home front. That theme was sounded on the floor by two Republicans, Reps. Everett M. Dirksen (I11.) and Joseph O'Hara (Minn.). Reminding the house that some men have been at the front for 120 days” without replacement and that the armed forces say they need more men, Dirksen wanted to know: “How are you going to face “those boys when they come back?”
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Net Last Change
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 31 (U.
* Py. B. Kohlmeyer of Purdue 2 university; +lemergency farm labor, announced
state supervisor of
today that Indiana farmers will be
{aided with their crops this year by {800 Jamaicans and 200 Mexican na- % | tionals.
He said the imported workers
+ lwould be placed chiefly where facili-
" vers to their local county agricultural Ya > |agents, Kohlmeyer said.
.. |ties were. available for feeding and * [housing groups of 10 or more, but =taear ,, | that smaller groups would be placed
{where suitable quarters could be | provided. Farmers may apply for the work=
INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. _.
STOKELY TO BUY
HOOPESTON G0.
Pioneer Midwest Canning Plant Joins Local he) Organization.
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc, has agreed to acquire all outstanding
‘at Hoopeston, III, it was announced today. The Hoopeston Canning Co, established in 1878, is one of the pioneer canneries in the Midwest. Gilbert Trego will continue as man-ager-of the factory and farm operations. Phil A. Schmith, Stokely
will serve in a supervisory capacity. The Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., business , began in 1898 at Newport, Tenn., and now operates 57 plants in
Islands.
stock is expected to take place in about six weeks. The company will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sokely-Van Camp, Inc. retaining its original name. Farm
will be included in the deal. Items packed at the plant will be continued and expanded as the occasion arises.
FIGURES SHOW 5000 STRIKES, LOCKOUTS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. (U.P.) — There were approximately 5000
strikes and lockouts in 1944, involving 2,100,000 workers and 8,500,000 man-days of idleness, according to preliminary figures released today by the bureau of labor statistics. It said ‘the idleness was two-thirds as great as in 1943. Lockouts accounted for only a small part of the time list,- but the bureau said it was unable to divide the strikes and lockouts exactly. Idleness during strikes and lockouts totaled one-tenth of 1 per cent of the available working time in 1944, compared with 0.15 per cent n 1943, 0.05 per cent in 1942 and 0.32 per cent in 1941, the bureau said. L \ Workers enumerated include all who were made idle regardless of whether or not they were involved in the dispute. Southern Weaving Co. year ended Nov. 30 net income $101,313 or $5.07 a share vs. $220,752 or $11.04 previous year.
INDIANA GRAIN IS IN GOOD ‘GONDITION
The condition of winter grains in Indiana is expected to range from good to very good, according to the Indianapolis Weather Bureau week-
stock of the Hoopeston Canning Co. twice. normal
central area production manager,|
17 states, Canada and the Hawalian|
The transfer of the Hoopeston
land holdings, farm equipment and]: buildings, factory and office property| :
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Nose of 20-mm, high explosive shell penetrates steel plate.
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Shell, halt through, swells to _diameter.
Shell is now bursting inside the plate.
Shell completely exploded, making large hole in plate.
The remarkable photos above, taken at‘ the army's Frankfort arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa. were made at one-millionth of a sec~ ond exposure by a new superspeed X-ray machine, made possible by a new electronic tube developed by Dr. Charles M. Slack of the Westinghouse lamp division. The photos show that a high explosive shell inflates to twice its normal diameter just before it bursts while penetrate ing a ‘steel plate. ®
LOCAL ISSUES
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Dr. J. Hirsch Says Jobs for Only 54 Million Will Be A Problem.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 (U. P.)—Dr. Hirsch, efonomist, today warned that government planners’ schemes for-
-employment; through higher foreign trade, expanded industry and public works would develop production far beyond | all consumption capacity and would widen “to_a.dangerous degree” our already large gap between production capacity and consumption development. Speaking before the luncheon meeting of the American Management association finan¢é conference, Dr. Hirsch held that employment of
40%
even 54 million persons after the war will be a problem, let alone the 60 million which the government says must be given jobs. “In order to employ even these 54 millions,” he said, “our wishful thinkers forecast an increase in our
| | consumption and investment by al-
most two-thirds as much as that of 1939. This would mean that we must eat two-thirds more food, spend two-thirds more on laundry and wear two-thirds more clothes than in 1939.
Increase Largest in History
“It has been forecast that in 1946 we will have a national income of $153 billion in prices of 1942. That would mean that between 1939 and 1046 the yearly increase of civilian consumption and investment would be almost three times as large as ever experienced in the history of this country or of any other country.” He urged business to maintain large liquid reserves and to collaborate with the administration. “The administration,” he concluded, “has promised that governmentfinanced work will be farmed out to private entrepreneurs as far as possible. Henry A. Wallace calls this system ‘free enterprise’ Whatever label we may give it, management should adjust itself to it in time and thus get its share which might
‘|be both considerable and import-
ant.”
... |exist for the financing of peacetime ; |business enterprise, Hugh H. Mc--|Gee, vice president, Bankers Trust
Co., told the opening session of the
% | conference today.
McGee said that credit require-
Lis ments will come from banks and
investment requirements from the
a investing public either directly or .|through investment bankers.
He held that bankers in making loans will place more reliance on integrity and know-how than on balance 2 |sheets- and financial substance.
LIFE INSURANCE RISES 3% % NEW YORK, Jan, 31 (U, P).—
Adequate private resqurces now|
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31, 1945
|HITS EXPANDED
State Farmers : May Keep Corn Indiana farmers will not be asked to take part in the building of a stockpile of 50 million bushels of corn because of the shortage of feed in this state due to the drouth of 1944, war food administration in Washington re ported.
The request for building ° up the huge stockpile will, however, go
set-aside order of last year when corn for salé was held for corn processifig plants, There were 11 northwestern Indiana counties in the area at that time, but they are excluded from the latest program, Growers, however, who wish to participate in it and dispose of their corn at ceiling prices may
-to the other corn belt states hia ineladed-tn-the"o :
do so, sealing their corn on their farms for government order,
ASKS TO ABANDON
FT. WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 31 (U. P.) —The Indiana Service Corp. re. quested authority to abandon thd interurban electric railway line be:
service commission in Indiana and the interstate commerce commis sion na. Washington, 18-mile long line is mainder of 213 miles of interurbai
northeastern Indiana 15 years age
EVANSVILLE OFFICE
H. H. Akers, Indianapolis, as
at. Evansville,
diana and Illinois. He sume his new duties on Feb. 1. |
in 1819 as a clerk in the geners manager's office at Chicago.
position here, Mr. Akers is being succeeded b E. M. Erskine, the present assist ant manager at Peoria, II. Mi
in 1926 at Des Moines, Iowa, an
has operated in South Bend am Peoria since that time,
LOCAL PRODUCE |
costs of operating the ‘short servic’ were not balanced by the earningt |
AKERS ADVANCED TO}
INTERURBAN LINE
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Mr. Akers joined the compan] H was promoted to assistant man |
ager at Evansville in 1927 and tw years later transferred to the sam
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Brotlers, fryers and ro under ibs., white and barred rocks, Old roosters, Eggs—Current receipts, 34c; grade: , J large, 38c; grade A med um, 6c; grade ; | small, 28¢; no grade, gam, Ne 1, S0c. Butterfat—No, |
ly crop report. Some damage from low temperatures is probable, the report said. Weather conditions prevented extensive farm work. Streams are especially low and the water supply is practically unchanged.
VENEZUELA CLOSES GERMAN CONCERN
CARACAS, Venezuela, Jan.31 (U.
1 Progress Laundry com . Ross Gear 1 com . *So Ind G&E 4.8% Stokely van amp pr pf United T Union Title
3}, ne 12.50 | Loew's Mart {Glenn 50 | Mont Ward . Nash-Kelv .... Nat Biscut ...c Nat Distillers . N M Central ... Ohio Oil
.|New life insurance writeups for all ; {of 1944 rose 3.5 per cent over the previous year despite a year-to-year :::* decline of 14.0 per cent in December, the Life Insurance Association of Algers Win'w RR 44% ..|America reported today. 49c: No American Loan 5s 51 ..
American Loan 5s 46 .. ig ; a o After Careful Study by Our
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Co., and later repudiated by the Communist regime. Russia wants big post-war credit in this country but, under the Johnson act, can’t borrow until the slate is clear. So, say the speculators, surely they'll clear the slate. The buying has been sO heavy that the soaring prices have caused the SEC to start a probe to learn. if there is some rigging of the market. 2
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bs T. & D. Crocaet & Co., 3525 N. Penn- | sylvania st. Manufacturing hand-made 78 infants ware. Taylor Dolen and Dorothy a! Dolen, 3525 N. Pennsylvania st. Ya!" Cinema Theatre Co., 211-213-215 E. V2 ict Motion picture theater, Ernest {Miller and Margaret Klingler Miller, 3016 i N. Delaware st. Speedway Gem Co., 651 E. 52d. Semi and precious stones, etc. Walter C. Geis254; George Mar-
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ODDS AND ENDS: Because some of the longer-term bonds which pay 2 and 2% per cent interest are selling at a premium, the treasury is talking of cutting the rate in the next drive. . . . The good war news has renewed talk of reconversion, although it is still officially frowned upon. . ... There are at least 4 million pages of record material in public officers (deed and mortgage records, etc.) affecting titles to Marion county property, accumulated in the community's 123 years, according to the Union Title Co. ,. That company also reports that.in
1928 the Indiana legislature appro= [Comm
priated $500 for payment of wolf scalps. . . . Indiana National bank is 63d largest in the nation with deposits, at year's end, of $263 million. . . . American National bank is 163d largest, Merchants National 170th, Fletcher Trust 178th and Lincoln National of Ft. Wayne 255th.
FREIGHT CAR BIDS OPEN
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 0. B)— The United States war department
Medium— : 500- 1000 pounds Commi 500- 900. pounds Calves (steers) Good and choice 500 pounds down Medium— 500 pounds down Calves (heifers)
Good and choice—
500 pounds down [email protected] Medium—
500 pounds down ....... [email protected] SHEEP AND LAMBS (1500) Ewes (shorn) Good and choice Airagee Common and medium LAMBS *|Good and choice .. .
seseses [email protected] 7.50@ 8.75
ves [email protected] vs 13.00915.00 [email protected]
U.S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year Shibugh Jan. 29, compared with a year a
his o ar Last Year ..$55,384,503,933 $52,244,125,370 . 50,577,597.466 48,701,656,082 23,122,652,144 22,739,180,654 ... 32,261,851,280 ,29 504,942,565 + 19,823,490,069 11,651,934,385 1... 19,060,581,4656 10,889,171,206 ..233,503,433,880 174,001,174,449 . 20,549,960,959 21,017,914,911
is accepting bids this week on 6500 freight cars for. the Russian government, the magazine The Iron
| Debits
$ 4,655,000
Clearings 15.153,000
$144,403,000
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FLETGHER TRUST GO. RETIRES RFC FUNDS
The Fletcher Trust Co. announced today that it has retired the remaining $500,000 preferred capital, owned by the government Reconstruction Finance Corp., advanced during the
depression. Evans Woollen Jr., president, also announced that the surplus had been increased from $1,500,000 to $2,000,000.
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J. D. ADAMS DIVIDEND J. D. Adams Manufacturing Co. directors have declared a quarterly
dividend of 20 cents per share on the common stock payable March 30 to stockholders of record March
447,395,000 | 15.
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{ton _st.,
Anton Cumpula,
Evans Machine & Tool Co. 4117 E. Michigan st. Machine and tool shop. Maurice A. Evans, 4015 E. 31st st. Smart Appearance Beauty Shop, 501 2d st. Beauty shop. Thelma Price
land, O.
3 ;2 and Fred O. Price, 2241 Guilford ave.
INCORPORATIONS
Lor Span Construction Co., Inc., 534 mcke bldg., Indianapolis; agent, E J. JOCKS oo same address; 1000 shares. of $100 . par value: E. ‘J. Thompson, Hazel E Thompson, Henry Mohl, Calkins Appliance, 224 W. Jefferson lore South Bend; agent, Leonard O. Zick, 1751 W. Kessler blvd., South Bend; 1000 shares without par valuue; C. Vernon Calkins, Leonard ~O. Zick,~ Clayton C. Harrah. Detrex. Corp., Michigan corporation; amendment of articles of incorporation. The Kosciusko County Fair association, Warsaw; amendment increasing capital stock to 2000 shares commons of $25 par value and 250 shares preferred stock of $100 par valuue. Sicea Soya Paint Co. of label “Plastic Plaster,” and painters’ materials. Keating Drilling Co., ation; for ofl, gas and other minerals. The Schiff Co. Ohio corporation; amendment of articles of incorporation. Chesterton State bank, Chesterton; amendment providing for perpeutal existence. Madison Avenue State bank, Indianapolis; amendment - increasing capital stock to 1000 shares of $100 par value. The Shannon Corp., Shelbyville, R. R. 6; change of address to 123 E. WashingShelbyville, and change of agent to Leo M. Kinman, same address.
Inc, registration class 16; paints
Oklahoma corpor-
Endicott Johnson Corp. year ended Nov. 30 net profit $1,663,448 Vs. $2,310,148 previous year.
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P.).~The firm of Blohm & Co., one of the most powerful commercial concerns in Venezuela, has been ordered to liquidate its business in this country within the next 90 days. It is owned by German naturalized - in'- Venezuela several year ago. The firm traded in dry-goods, coffee cocoa, electrical goods, etc. Its liquidation was, ordered by a
and finance ministries.
WAGON WHEAT
Up to the close of the Chicago market today, Indianapolis flour mills and grain elevators. paid $1.67 per bushel for No. 1 merits); oats, No. 3 white or No, 3 red, red wheat (other grades on their testing 32 bs. or better, 60c; gory, No. 2 Yellow shelled, old Wo $1.09% per Dyahel, and No. 3 white shelled, old crop, $1.24
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Indpls Water Co 2%s 68 Rules Packing Co 4s 3 N Ind Pub Serv 32s 73. N Ind Tel 4% % 55 Pub Serv of ne 3Y4s b Tel 4'2s8 . rac Term im 5s ‘61’ U 8 Machine Corp 5s 52 *Ex-dividend.
Jaeger Machine Co. year ended Nov. 30 net income $355,346 or $2.14
a share vs. $41,096 or $2.42 previous year.
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