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Take Loss. Hog prices fell about 25 cents today at the Indianapolis stockyards, me U. 8. agriculture department 11,000 hogs lost on weights below 160 pounds, above 300 pounds and on sows, The 900 cattle moved in a clean-~ type action at levels set earlier week.
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CUT SOME ORDERS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 (U. P).— fuels administration
18. |The solid
moved today to increase the supply
" of retail coal available for home-
™ ana, western Kentucky and Illinois Li will be reglired to reduce shipments
to industrial consumers with more
» than a 20-days supply of coal on i... | hand.
The surplus coal will be diverted
.... | to retail yards,
LOCAL PRODUCE
PRICES POR PLANT DELIVERY Poultry: Hens, 4% Ibs. and over at;
. 2c: light, 15¢; vy oe; capons 6 Ibs.
tiv jand oer, 30¢; "under
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current recipi 54 Ibs, to case, ade ty py. ae A medium,
36¢; no grade, Butterfat: At ag 0 80e,
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17.35) | prinistration has announced.
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heating purposes. gl SFA sald coal produced in Indi-
Anticipating unprecedented post-war overseas travel, the U. §. maritime commission is planning a modernized American merchant marine, including two super-modern trans-Pacific express liners like the one in the top drawing. These 900-foot air-conditioned queens of the deep will travel at speeds of 29% knots, carry 1000 passengers and maintain fortnightly service between our West coast and the Far East. Accommodations will be the last word in safety, comfort and luxury, Typical will be the standard compartment, sketched at left, and the more elaborate stateroom, right. f
Townsend Named As General Agent
J. Russell Townsend Jr. has been appointed associate general agent for. the Indianapolis agency of the Equitable Life & Insurance Co. of Iowa. bo Now on terminal leave from the navy, Mr. Townsend was fleld assistant for the agency before entering service Mr. Townsend in. 1942. He will also resume teaching insurance classes in Bute ler university evening division.
OPA EXPECTS WOOL CARPETS BY SPRING
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 4 (U.P). Wool Tugs and’ carpets will be back on the market by early at 1942 prices, the office of price ad-
OPA will permit manufacturers a 5 per cent price increase to cover increased costs. The increase is to be absorbed by distributors and will not be passed on to consumers.
u| STATE RADIO GROUP PLANS EXPANSION
A move to establish mutual interests het Indiana radio stations was yesterday at a conStation association at the Columbia
The organization, formed less than A year ago, includes only 250-watt stations at present, it was explained,
Hy and the need for a bond between|
sttalons of all categories has become apparent, said D. A. Burton, WLBC, Muncie, president of the
Joe Spring, WASK., Lafayette, was- appointed chairman of a membership committee. to arrange for
oo {the induction of the proposed mem- |
berships.
NEW FIRMS AND PARTNERSHIPS
a American Pest Oontrol Engineering Co, 18 W. 23d st.. Pest and termite control. William Lightcap, 2421 N. Alabama st. AN Siding. William Lightcap,
18 W250 Aan: “Holtt Darter Shop, Marott hotel, Barber shop. Nelson Taulman, 3163
tt, ‘Mir-I-Kil D. D. Py ha Awmetics, ao Brookside pkwy., 8. D. D. Shetiside A B Sli 201 roskie pkwy * Parkway Gara N. Pasnexivanisjute parking an [ Soars Wil
amson, Jack Bracken, ne. ~ Jin . Bpitznag & Axle Service, 52% Ww. Pearl. “automotive s roudvay; Blmer FP. Spitanagel, dh way Anns RB tznagel, 4611 Phil's Stamp oy Sst Sulinn ave. Philatelic supplies. Jr., 3550 Gullford; pe oh Cc. Patrick 2 480 Central ave. The Kinsley Foundry Co, 1338 Van Buren st. Foundry and grey irom, Br) Carl Furry, 310 N, Capitol ave, Cooper's Texaco Service Station, “Sues Southeastern ave, Caso P. Cooper and Ethel Bole vo bh To. York st. General! Roofing & Siding Co., 731 Virginia ave. General contracting, Tooling ete. Moses Aaron and Howard 8. Aaron 430 E, Maple 1d. Bhannon, Graves & Co., Indianapolis stock yards. Live stock commission salesmen, Jack D, Oldham, 635 N. Ritter ave.; John C. Wineman, 1442 8. Belmont ave.; Thos, B. Graves, 1402 EB. 60th at.; Harold Shannon, Clazien, , Ind, fg. Co., au, N. Dearborn
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ryland;
Specialties Mal and glass products,
Valley Frid 113 ts ave. Fatsiing, Pennsylvania 8.3 Jr., 6449 N. Chester st.
INCORPORATIONS
Fulton Hosiery Mills, Ine., 503 N. David son st, Indianapolis; agent, Charles EB) Stevens, 801 Circle Tower, Indianapolis; 3000 shares oh theres stock of $100 par value and hy SOMO no par ols; H. Blens, C. B.
vens. American Hoslery Mills, Lan
500 shares preferred of $100 par value Jo 600 shares common without par value; ' Jr, K. E. Walters, C. BE.
rocéss Co. Inc., 502 N. Davidson alee a
8; increasing common
rid and equipm Harmening MIg., ioe: 1040 Madison ave. Indianapolis; agent, Everett N. Har mening, same address;. 1000 shares without par value, to engage in business of machining. making, -metallurgy, etc.; A. Kem, Everett N. Harmening, Sovtolt M. Johantges.
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STUDEBAKER CORP. ON 48-HOUR WEEK
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 4 (U. P.)~H. 8. Vance, chairman of the Studebaker Corp. board, said today that the corporation will operate temporarily on a six-day, 48-hour week. The statement was made following
yesterday's production of 200 new
automobiles at the plant. It was the first full day of Studebaker operation since labor trouble closed a major parts supplier plant several months ago. Vance said that the production figure was “merely a starting rate”
Meetings
only one and one-half turns of the gauge were allowed. Offord sald he had observed the inspection of 6, 8, 14 and 16-inch bombs such as those made at Durham and sald that the test gauge could go all the way In the holes. He described the process in detail. Under cross-examination, Offord sald he did not recall seeing letters from the navy department stating that one and one-half turns were mandatory. The government had sought to have Offord disqualified as a witness bécause the Durham Cerp., was not in his: area.
Lt Rothbard Lt. Joseph A. Rothbard, U. 8.
N. R,, ‘of 5644 Winthrop ave, has REC 48 JINOEnL of the Ros
- © Rothbard was in the navy over four years and was stationed at Saipan and the Marianas islands where he served as incoming stores officer in charge of logistic support for the invasions of Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Prior to going overseas Lt. Rothbard was stationed at the naval recruiting office in this city.
WAR BOND WORKERS TO GET CITATIONS
More than 1000 volunteer war|
bond workers will receive citations Jan. 15 at an appreciation dinner in the Claypool hotel. Final reports on-all war loan drives and. the re= cent victory loan drive will be made at the dinner: :
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Ir) ~Otiver Corp. management and _|ilabor remained deadlocked today in
spite of agreement by both sides for negotiation of a new wage proposal for hourly-paid workers. A meeting of management -and
Jc, 1’ 0. farm equipment union
representatives was called yesterday by A. King McCord, vice president of the corporation, The company asked negotiation and settlement at one time of three Issues involved — hoiirly ' workers’ pay rates, a 30 per cent general wage increase, and a new union union officials held Sub Jor Settlement of one issue. st a ei .
FORD CO. BUILDING RETURNED BY ARMY
DETROIT, Jan. 4 (U, P.).~Ford Motor: Co. officials said today that the parts and service building at New Orleans had been returned to the compazy by the federal govern.
tha New Orleans property was Seusen » the army at the start of War for use as a ‘storage depot. Company officials said that it will resume normal operations in about three months, after repairs, painting and installation of equipment has been completed, Construction of néw parts depots was reported underway at Denver, Seattle, Houston and ' Des Moines as ‘part of the firm's. $178,000,000
expansions program.
and added that the company will)
Traffic Club The Indianapolis Traffic club will elect officers at‘6:30 p. m. Thursday at the Lincoln hotel. A floor show will be presented.
Realtors “Real Estate Prospects in 1948" will be discussed by Dr. Arthur M. Weimer, dean of Indiana univer sity’s school of ‘business, at the Indianapolis Real Estate . board luncheon , Thursday in the Washington hotel.
PUBLISHING GROUP MEETS TOMORROW
About 20 representatives and managers are expected to attend the American Publishers’ Alliance Corp. sales meeting tomorrow in the Washington hotel. The New York firm deals in
“for magazine subscriptions with book
premium offers. The local branch office is located in the Security
Trust building.
NLRB ORDERS TWO STATE ELECTIONS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 (U. P)—|
The national labor relations bekrd
today had ordered elections to determine collective bargaining representatives for an Indianapolis newspaper publishing concern and a Gary, Ind. steel plant. The NLRB ordered an election within 60 days among employees of the Union Drawn Steel division of the Gary plant of the Republic Steel Corp. The election will determine whether the employees wish to be represented by the -United Steel Workers (C. 1. 0.). The federal agency also ordered an election within 60 days among janitorial employees of the Star Publishing Ce. Indianapolis, to determine if they wish to be represented by the Indianapolis Newspaper guild of the American News-| paper guild (C, 1. 0).
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% Here is the first big car that gives you 25 to 30 miles on a gallon of gas, at moderate highway speeds—S500 to 600 miles on one
shield.
% A car that’s built like a B-29 fuselage— one single unit of welded steell No split body-and-frame, no separate parts to squeak before! and rattle. Made stronger, but hundreds of pounds lighter. % A car that sweeps over bumps and ruts as if they didn’t exist—with deep, soft coil springing on all four wheels. % A car with a built-in exclusive Weather Eye Conditioned Air System that lets you shut your windows to dust and drafts the year "round — _ and drive without a coat in the bitterest cold weather, with frost-free windows and wind-
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And with all its amazing advencements—with
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Your Nash dealer shown below now has the, Nash ‘600°’ and also the new 1946 Ame bassador, master of the medium-price field. See the most-talked-about car of a decade!
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INDIANAPOLIS—Downtown — Bogda Motor Co., (018 N. Meridian st. INDIANAPOLIS — Pennsylvania Motor Inn, Inc, 1460 N. Penn. BEDFORD — Johnson Motor Sales, Lincoln and “P” Streets BLOOMING TON— Noble King, Motor Sales, 204 S. College St. CONNERSVILLE— Nelson - McGraw, Inc., 916 Central -Avenue LAFAYETTE — Demerly's Nash Sales & Service, 245 Main Street Loves