Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1945 — Page 6
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SATISFIED DE ROIT
WATCHES FORD C0.
Preparation for Auto Production Is Contrast to a Year Ago When Disintegration Rumors Flew.
» JOHN W. LOVE syd ~-Howard Staff Writer
DETROIT, June 11.—With vast satisfaction Detroit watches Ford Motor confidently stepping out with preparations for making automobiles again. § A vear ago the town heard rumors of disinteg ration in| the Ford empire. A dozen executives and assistants had quit. Then the flight of top- =
flights ended as suddenly as 9325 PORKERS it had started. The rumors
diied up. ..Now there are reports pe and 1150
Motor is; about to expand all over Calves Also Arrive.
The Company has earmarked $150.- | u 000,000 for recon version and ex- -11975 Cattle pansion, including work at St. | Louis and Mem- | ; . phis. Ford scouts, Hog prices remained jammed have been re- against the ceiling today with reported in several teipt of 9325 by the Indianapolis other places. stockyards, the war food adminisToday the great | tration said company has the Cattle trade slowed- down constructure of a sider ably from last week on receipts 7 ‘ modern manu- of 1975. The quality was less atJohn Love facturing organ- | tractive than a week ago, and prices ism, with responsible department Were 15 to 25 cents lower. heads and clearly marked duties. Calves totaled 1150, and y's » held steady. HENRY FORD II received all] Sheep and lambs totaled 400 and the credit for installing the vertical | showed. little change type of organization, in which each | person understands to whom he] gives orders and to whom he reports » Meditm— Until after “young Henry” came 1g0- 220 potnds in. following his father's death two | Packing Sows years ago, Ford Motor had few | ocd 460 “pounds Tios titles. Men were told to de certain | Good— things but they seldom knew the | f00- 530 pounds .. boundaries of their jobs. It had| 250- 550 pounds always been that way. As long 8S! .kiim. to a uahter Pigs Henry Ford Sr.. knew eéveryhody| 90- 120 pounds : ! CATTLE (1935) they got along. Store But Henry II, fresh Te army and Yale, found it too hard !,j50-1300 pounds . ten to understand. - So he sold his | 1300-1500 pounds . 1650@ 17.75 grandfather on installing organiza- ; tion charts and such things. = ine pounds . Now when J. R. Davis, manager 1300-1500 pounds of sales and advertising, says there | Cg
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00-1100 pounds will be places in reconversion for all | 1100- 1300 pounds the 136,000 Ford employees, [5003500 pounds and outsiders know he khows what's | { Choice cooking. Time was when only one" SD 00 Bounds a man could give out Suen statements. | Good— 600- 800 pounds NEW FUNCTIONS have - been | jySo0-1000_ pounds added. Research was never promi-| 500- 800 pounds nent in Ford enterprises. Its activi- So Dotiids ties were scattered. Now research! Cows (all weights) 2] is collected in one building. Wil- | ear m 1001s 00 liam 8. James, formerly chief en- Satter and tommon 3841100 gineer of Studebaker and before Bulls ‘all weights) ¥® ne S32 that with the bureau of standards, So fal weights) became director of automotive re-| ae search in April. Over $1,000,000 is being spent and after the war there will be a new research building. Materials problems are under Hudson R. McCarroll, executive engineer. No one had an engineering title there before. “Hud” McCarroll, who was graduated from the |Good— University of Michigan about 1912 in| 300-100 bongs chemical engineering, is a kind of |Medium— Donald Nelson genius, quiet but|ceamor Pounds positive. For years he has been one | 500- 800 pounds of the few elect who lunch’ with {Good and ALVES Henry Sr. Under him are all the| 500 pounds down control laboratories whose staff | members have authority to‘stop a! process any time beam. Ray ‘R." Rausch, general superintendent of the Rouge. holds top place in production where once sat.'Commén and medium successively, Walter Flanders, Wil- , . hl AmEs {Shorn) 14.006 lam 8. Knudsen and. Charles FE. Medium’ and good 12.001 Sorensen. Rausch, a direetor of the Common .. .. 10.50 company, is a man who, speaks his HELP COFFEE MEN mind - in. young Henry's presence. RIO*DE JANEIRO. June 11 U with strangers there, too. Another P.)—President director is Mead L. Bricker. for expected todav to sign a convention whom a-new job will have to ope|with Brazil coffee growers assuring made. He manages Willow Run, now | thent* relief from the “squeeze” exin process of closing erted by production costs and: ceiling prices paid by the U. S.government,
o o ” SORENSEN'S leaving is said to have followed young Henry's discovery when ‘he came “there that he couldn't find ofit anything from
U.S. STATEMENT anybody except Sorensen. “Castiron
Charley” had all the authority to re pent expenses June Hoy F Yor Bove talk, even to the executive vice pres- current fiscal year through ident. Part of the secretiveness was ’*™¢ with a Ye This Year Last Year ~ blamed on Harry Bennett, whose in- Expense $92,048,273,836 $87,170,959,860 formation system permeated the ih ay Spend ns 5 or an aa 5 1 +H gu outfit. Bennett is still solid with “the | Net Deficit, 51.860,891,528 48,766,570.624 | old man,” but his authority is also Cash Basance ’ Et oH aaa 1 defined—that of plant protection Public Debt -241 280.52 22.943 188,772,546, 581 Henry II wanders as widely in the! INDIAN APOL no CLE Eatin wots Ay works as his grandfather used to talking - with everybody he’ thinks Demis + has ideas. Recently he went into the forge shop, told” the old hands he thought it should be rebuilt, and! asked them for letters on what| hould be done He wasn't satisfied with what the bosses told him. He workmen's ideas. He sit: mental: staff . meetings questions, Then he shapes up his plans and takes them to the fragile old president. He seldom fails to
convince” him 3 81 70 per busine! for No
INCORPORATIONS ed w Yh at er grades on their merits),
oa s No 2 white or No .2 red, testing 32 —————— ne | |B) 01 bette 66 corn, No 1 yellow, Industries, Inc¢., Goshe dis helled old crop $1 10 per nushel, and No alutio 2 white, shelled corn. old crop $123 Federal Pipe and Supply Co, Inc 02 E. Samfple st., South Bend: agent, Delbert H Coan, 211 E. Calvert st. South Bfnd: | 1000 shares of $100 par value, Delbert H Coan, Fred G. Fechner, Richard Some 703,234 bushels of Canadiannohf ian Motors, Inc., 609 Jordan ave irown wheat were entered or withBloomington; agent, Cyril T Hagan, 609 drawn for consumption during the 8 Jordan ave. Bloomington: 500 shares : - a par value. operation of general aupo- WEEK June 6, the bureau of otive repair and @rvice business: Ford (1 ISloms reported today. 1
R. Judah, William H McCrady, Cyril
June 8, com-
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"LOCAL PRODUCE
Heavy breed hens 26'2¢ Broilers, (rye: and oasters bs white a: parred rocks, 3 Old rc 1 wanted the Eggs @urrent a; AIRE AE in depart- | grade ‘i and
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CANADIAN WHEAT MOVES. WASHINGTON, June 11 (U. P.) -
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Hagan Nelson Development Oo., poration; withdrawal Delaware County Lumber Co. Inc, 7 Council st, Muneie; agent MeGill, 1902 Pemberton st, Ft 300. shares of $100 par value; Paul MeQill, C. ©. Taylor, J Hedberg | Moll Tool & Die Corp, 112 N. 6th ave Evansville, agent, Walter Moll 8r., same | address 1200 shares no par value;| +» Walter Moll*8r., Elfrieda R. Moll, Walter Mall Jr / | Warsaw Saddle Club, Inc, Warsaw; | ‘agent, Charles L. McClellan, Route 2.| Warsaw, 250 shares of 8100 par value; | Charles 4, McClellan, J. W, Cook, Charles | E.. Hughes' K. L. Heinzelman, Helen w.l McCray, Owen Emerick, 8. H. Arnoit Illinois Street Garage,’ Inc, 2315-17 N i: Hlinois st, Indianapolis; agent, Wayne, MeClarney. 1654 Bloan Road. Indian- | apolis. - 100 shates without par value: Arne McClarney, Harry D, Pruett, Robert |
Qu Hendricks” County Farm Bureau CoSherative Association, Inc Danville: nt SR wr re R ‘stock to 40D
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES
‘feeling af optimism “held by
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opinion prevail
further based on of civilian
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'STEEL' FEARS i
* CUT IN PROFIT
Controlled Worry Industry.
CLEVEL AND, June, 11 (U, P)o— Acceleration of the switch to peace- | time production rapid] deterioration in the profit position | of the steel industry; in spite of the | most | the | |
says Prices
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may bring
producers toward the futuve, magazine Steel said today, There has been ‘considerable concerning the course of future steel prices in the wake of the recent $2 to $7 a ton price rise — granted by the office of price ad-| ministration on 14 specified prod{ucts “Profit margins have been maintained almost solely by ‘large wartime volume and “with the change in product’ demand, continued high production costs and controlled] prices, the vrofit position of the| industry may deteriorate rapidly,” the magazine stated, OPA Criticized 4 The “inadequacy of the, price re | lief” afforded by OPA has given!
This is the first picture of the built by Nash since January, will be lighter, roomier and more will -give 25 to )
be on government priority, official
duction is expected to begin within the next few months,
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Here i is First Post- War’ Nash
1942.
30 miles per gallon of gas.
FARM PRICES
Index Is Up 11 Points From - One Year Ago.
9g Times Special | LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 11.—The index of Indiana farm prices as of May 15, based on May prices during 1935-39 as 100, was 181, eleven points higher than a year ago, Purdue university and federal agricultural statiticians reported .today. Farm commodities averaged steady compared to a month ago, but some items were slightly higher than a year ago.. Livestock Up The livestock index was up 14 points to 174, and the grain up one point to 180 since last year. i Wheat and soybean prices were up 1946 Nash passenger auto, the first land corn and oats down from a year Nash-Kelvinator Corp. says it |ago. The last three were the same economical than earlier cars, and |as a month earlier. First sales probably will Butterfat is exactly the same as s say, although assembly line pro- a. month and a year earlier, but [prices of eggs, chickens, apples and
Meetings
rise “to considerable criticism.” Of the future, Steel said the that ingot output is not likely to fall below 85 per cent; of. capacity with most’ of taking place this summer f The idea that drastic. curtailments the known heavy
gaps in most
There was much speculation, the magazine said, as to where enough
sheets for the proposed 200.000 new automobiles to be 14.50914.80 wil]. come from. It Nthat
built this year was estimated somewhere between {00,000 and 150,000 tons of sheets will be | needed for the cars.
FARM ACTIVITIES
1 Times Special »
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 11. —The 4-H club round-up being held today through Wednesday at Purdue university is one of the first of the summer's agricultural activities scheduled throughout the state. Two other events set .for this week are the Evansville lamb show and the pasture field meeting at the Miller-Purdue farm east of Upland, both of which will be held Fridav.” The Hoosier lamb club show and sale will be held at the Indianapolis stockvards June 28, and .the Ft
| Wayne lamb show is set for July 5.
The 4-H state conservation camp will be held from July 23 through July 27 The Evansville hog show is set for {Aug. 25, and the Evansville calf] show for Oct. 19. |
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the loss model plane,
there will be no Indiana section of the was Chemical volume tafternoon work available to fill the!gt Riverside park. lines as soon as con-|meet at 4 p.m ditions permit it
the subject of V. 8 Pont Chemical Co. consultant he speaks at the of the board Thursday in {room of the Claypool hofel.
at the Indianapolis Commerce Wednesday in the Washington hotel.
Chemists
Demonstration of the ocket motor, a
Allison rocket-propelled and a rocket auto will family picnic of the American society to be held the and evening of June 16 The society will
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ion will be given at 7:30 p.m.
Real Estate Board
“The War and Research” will be Peterson, Duwhen luncheon meeting Real Estate
the Chauteau
Indianapolis
Jaycees
SET FOR SUMMER c...<
B. Hunter; missionary ‘to 1early 20 years, will be the speaker luncheon meeting of Junior Chamber of}
Joseph Christian
ANDERSON TOURS WEST, MIDWEST
OMAHA, Neb., June 11 (U; P
Chairman Clinton P. Anderson (D., New house food investigating committee tour of
Mex.)., and members of began an on-the-spot food the Midwest and West todav Anderson. who will become secretary of agriculture July 1. sought first-hand knowledge of the nation's food shortage
ing his
before
KEN- RAD PLANT SOLD
PITTSBURGH, June 11 (U, P. .—|
| The Westinghouse Electric Corp.
ow enshoro, Ky
"Steel Mill
PITTSBURGH, June 11 (U billet mill worth three-quarters
The mill originally was bought and paid for by Japan’ Co., but the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor came before the mill
could be delivered.
And now the mill is in the possession of the U. S. alien property agency
custodian. but it can't The mill It was Japan. and has rem? Hirohite
anne to
The government get rid of the mill was built by the
proba steel. plants in custoalan has come to the op tomer i1hat would be interestec He can't sell it Lack of a market for the $7 that the U.
, and the demonstra- |
Japan for
the |
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
potatoes gained over both a menth
| Alcoa Has New ro a year ago, | Use for Scrap BOXCAR LACK HITS mcnao nes sve” {qa WHEAT CROP
with a new scrap reclamation proc- | June 11 (U. P).—
al railroad boxcar shortage according to Kirby plagued Kansas and southwest Ok-
ALTUS, Okla,
ess developed by the Aluminum A critic
Co. of America,
F. Thornton, Alcoa aviation develop-|lahoma farmers today as they faced],
{ment engineer the prospect of harvesting thelr He said today that the process|194% wheat crops while wheat from |converts the aluminum in scrapped | 18st year's harvest remained unplanes into alumina (ore of alumi. | moved. : num) which in turn is made intof The car shortage temporarily { new, rather than scrap metal ‘halted wheat purchasing at nearby “The entire plane .is put into a Eldorado, Southwest Oklahoma's bath of caustic soda which dissolves |1AT8est grain shipping point. Part the aluminum but dods not affect 0! the Kansas 1344 humper crop re{mained in “ground storage” as
the steel nuts and bolts, copper wiring, rubber insulation or fiber pul-|fArmers prepared for this years harvest.
jleys,” he said The aluminum in [the caustic is then introduced into| Eldorado wheat.
the Bayer process (for making| |alumina) from ‘which it emerges as|the grain were stored in vacant chemically pure alumina or alumi- houses, barns, or on the ground. num oxide: The alumina is then| Farmers had to bring their grain reduced electrolytically ‘to metallic tO Altus or haul it to Texas for railj aluminum.” [movement after Eldorado's four grain Slovan stopped buying wheat | day because of the lack of} <hipping facil facilities.
TEST TR TRUCK RADIO EE SYSTEM IN CHICAGO i CONTROL FIGHT
WASHINGTON, June 11 (U. P.) | WASHINGTON, June 11 (U. P).— Plans {The Alleghany Corp. emerged vic-| radio truck communications system | ©OT10US in a “AE AS tery contested fight-over the legal- | In the safe ity of its control of the Chesapeake |
literally bulged with
to establish a nation-wide
more efficient and freight traffic revealed bv Highway Inc., a subsidiary of ‘the Trucking association The company applied to the
handling of been Radio The 1. C. C. ruled last week American | that, with certain conditions, Alleghany can retain control of the roads, including the C. & O.; the federal 'communicat commis- | New York, Chicago & St. Louis [sion for permission to build one railroad (Nickel Plate) and the land station and one portable-|Pere Marquette railway. | mobile ‘station in Chicago for ex- | periments in inter-city truck opera- | tions. The results of this test sys-|
ions
BLACK PEPPER LOW NEW YORK, June 11 (U.
Highw ay Radio believt es,
tem, {fell to a new war-time low during {May at 65880 bags (134 pounds each), the New York Produce Ex-
change reported today.
MICA AVAILABLE
Japs Ordered WASHINGTON, June 11 (U. P). —Mica from Madagascar is P.).—There is a brand-new steel of a million dollars for sale here.
s Mitsubishi
{foreign economic administration
said today.
RISE IN MAY
Approximately 40 earldads of |-
year-long and bit- |
have "& Ohio railway and affiliated roads. |
P).—| | has purchased the Ken-Rad Tube tem will lead to a nation-wide sys-|Black pepper stocks in the U. 8. '& & Lamp Corp,
now | available to private importers, the]
Mr. Deupree
& MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1948 Deupree Joins BRITISH RAISE Pettinger Co. ~HERMAN G. DEUPREE has PRICE OF OF coLD § joined the Charles J. Peitinger Co, Inc, InSA ale Reveal Couns s Reserve Sgstiey and wil Now.in U. S., Canada. partment of LONDON, June. 11 (U.P.)'—The Pole Mao British treasury announced a sharp tinger * said to- increase in its buying price for gold day. and revealed Saturday: that the en Mr. Deupree, tire gold reserve of the nation had a former city been shipped to the U.S. and n e wspaperman, Canada in 1939 and 1940 “in one of has had experi- the biggest gambles of the war.” ence in advertising, sales promo- | The action raised the buying price tion and public relations, Mr, Pet [to 172 shillings, 3 pence, from 168 tinger said. : shillings, - the war-long stabilized quotation. In American equivalents the new NAVY WON'T RUN price of gold here is $35 an ounce, the same as paid by the U.S. treas= {ury for the metal, FT, WAYNE PLANT The change is based on the drop in insurance rates permitted by the FT. WAYNE, 1Ind., June 11 (U. P.).{ defeat of Germany, officials, said. —Inh a letter to the: Durham Manu- Took Big Fleet facturing Corp., which is under in-| ° dictment for conspiracy to defraud The movement of more than the government. in the production 1,000,000,000 pounds sterling in gold of war materials” Rear Adm. G. P.|2Cross the Atlantic took a fleet of Hussey Jr. chief of the bureau of | V2rships of every size down to cors ordnance said that the navy would | Vettes and merchant vessels, rang. not accept their’ offer to run the |I"8 from huge passenger liners to plant, jlistle tramp ee " i n one convoy gold worth more ne ae Tap i a aia an 100,000,000 pounds sterling was resume production of war materials | transported to New-York 1p the or lose their contracts. {face of the most violent German The corporation suspended "op- | submarine and surface raider ace erations on’ June 1-and-at the same | WVitY of the war without the loss of time offered the plant to the navy | Single ounce of bullion, ; ‘without charge.” Earl A. Munger, However, subsequent German ate Durham president, said the reason! tacks forced shipments of gold to be for closing the plant was that “con- | jEouieY SOM Somh Anus 1 a. tinued investigation” disrupted thei, c.. mie. than 175 ? work and made “efficient operation | © Sap Francisco, Less hah] 00 almost impossible.” 1 per cent was lost on the high Failure to comply with the 10- Seas, officials said. day ultimatum, the letter said, would mean the immediate removal | ATLAS PLYWOOD 00, {of all government facilities at the s| plant to some other locatidn, with {the corporation held responsible for | BUYS FOUR PLANTS {the cost of removal. ] | —————— | BOSTON, Mass, June 11 (U. P., NEW CASTLE GETS PLANT | _The Atlas Plywood Corp., has pur= NEW CASTLE, Ind., June 11 (U.| chased four - plants in Maine and {P.).—Randall D. Smith, general upper New York state in line with | manager of the Firestone Industrial |its- plans to enlarge™ its post-war | Products Co., said that a plant. for|operations to supply the plywood {the manufacture of Foamex rubber | packing case requirements of dure cushions would be built .in. New able goods industries. | Castle. : | Elmore L. MacPhie, président, i NN Tras said the four newly acquired plants, | LAKES SHIPPING UP | purchased with . their inventories | CLEVELAND, June 11 (U. ‘P.).— for cash, will increase the company's.
Seamen of the Great Lakes fleet! productive capacity by 12 per cent oved cargoes totaling 37 per cent'to nearly four-fifths of the na'more tonnage during May than they tional total. Including the new did the preceding month, a report! plants, Atlas now opérates 14 ply{from the Lake Carriers association wood manufacturing plants and six [showed today: assembly units,
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