Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1946 — Page 20

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Huge Demand Plus Small Supply Equals Dangerous Economy :

“DOVAND DOMINATES THE ECONOMY

dollars than in 1929, 60% mere Sa Ta wt st en 000; now

of steel and other key supplies was plamed today for the lag in auto-

mobile production. Two officials of the Ford Motor Co. warned that the

famine in cars will continue for another 12 to 15 months before full

production is reached. Despite the fact that nearly a

year has elapsed since the end of

the war, the automobile industry | is producing at only 50 per cent of |

capacity, John R. Davis, Ford vice president in charge of sales, and M.

L. Bricker, vice president in charge of manufacturing, reported.

The Ford Motor Co. which ey a daily capacity of 6000 units, is|

producing only 3200, they said. Improvement Anticipated

Material shortages, principally | steel, would hold Ford and other | companies to levels not much above | the current output far into 1947, Mr. Bricker said. However, he added, slight improvement in production is anticipated. The industry is enjoying the! greatest market in its history and will be able to sell without difficulty

MILLIONS OF SHORT TONS

all the cars and commercial vehicles | it can make for the next two years,

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The present m market for cars and trucks is about 15,000,000 to 16,000, 000, Mr. Davis estimated, while pro-| duction capacity is between 5.600, 000 and 6,000,000 units annually. Sellers Market to Continue

Sales research indicated that the present free seller's market would continue for another year without much indication of selective buying by the public because of the great] demand, Mr. Davis added. He said the time was not yet ripe for Ford to bring out its new light car, aimed at a lower ‘prite range, | and that probably the first model | changes in the standard car would | not come until 1948.

HERE FOR HOGS

75 Cent Advance.

Another sharp advance in hogs today sent the practical top to $31 jwith a few at $21.10 for a 75-cent | advance. Steers and heifers were | Ready while cows weakened slight-

Vealers held steady and lambs “The market now does not jus- | afer | in early receipts.

tify production of a new low price] par)y receipts at the Indianapolis car,” he explained. “We must have gi cpvards were 7000 hogs, 2400 sustained production of the pres-|..i1je 600 calves and 900 sheep. ent standard model before we can make a change.” New standard models will have automatic gear shifts as optional equipment but the same equipment| 240. 180 bounds probably would be standard on cars Magra

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (8225) Butchers

120- 180 pounds $21.00 : 3 Nan 10

ds . in the higher price bracket, Mr. Po thing Sows nngnn Davis added. Good io Chotes.. “All this talk about the dream Jon: 0 pounds riven ts 1 U0GLAM car with plastic bodies and other | Goo% great innovations should be de- A 185081028 ~bunked, said. “Such tnnova- | 250- 550 pounds .... ....... 1. tions are several years away.” y Pou hie Pigs 11.30g 18.30) Mediu to Goode | pounds ..... . 31.00§21.00

PREDICT SUPPLY OF IEG oo

00 be 200d 50] MEAT WILL D0 a. 1300 yA as . bit 1) 1300-1500 pounds ... . 2000@28 UBLE =: - 900 pounds 18.50@ 30.50 WASHINGTON, July 17 (U. P). | ‘1100 pounds [11111 it 08 0 — Agriculture department officials; 100.1300 pounds - [email protected] predicted today that more than| 700-1100 pounds . 16.00G 18.50 twice as much federally-inspected | 190-1300 pounds C1 s0d ies Haw vi on the market within | 700-1100 pounds Better’ 14.00@ 16.00 | nex ow days. eifers They sald this would not include | © 500 POUBHE ..ivioienan [email protected] meat produced by non-inspected | we 1000 POURS ...<:.2e: x HRN * packers since the government does, 600 0: 800 pounds [email protected] not tabulate their output. Non. | 800-1000 pounds RB aim0 inspected packers have been buy- | 900 pounds [email protected] ing most of the livestock receipts. | “oon Mee - 900 pound 14.009 15.7 The estimate of probable | d Paws (all weights : i supplies was based on the depart - Seed BH 20015. ment’s report that production of Sulitr and common . 1308 3.50! federally-inspected meat last week— | Bulls (all weights) e second without price controls— | cand. ait Yas e the pievicus week and Swe alt weights) ........ 18.5081 17900} 21 per cent above the comparable Meum H 3 18.50, week last year. { Cutter and Common [email protected] Meat usually takes a week or 10. YEALERS vo) tay to 3 et from packer to retailer. Sommen gr . 5 309 EH ol c! said the sudden increase| ‘Feed Hain in meat Son-7oflocted an ati. eceder and Stocker Cattle ani Calves ficial market, Producers are rush- | 500. 3 800 pounds 16.504 17.50 | Ing animals to market before OPA | 00 10% pounds + 1630001780 can be reinstated and the govern- | oo. 800 poun 14 0g 50 ment is not buying any meat, they Ri Doungs FETIP 14 50@ 16 50 said. Se 1060 pomnds :.......... . 13.00@14.%0 The agriculture department pre- | oon 200 “pounds . [email protected] viously took 30 per cent of the pork, SHEEP (1150) 15 per cent of the beef and 50 per Good and a Sharm) 950@10 0@ 10.50 | i cent of the lard for e rt. + | Common and medium 8.50@ 9.50 3 Xport. It quit SPRING LAMBS ‘buying when prices topped ceilings | Good and choice ; 19 50@21 50 i after OPA expired. ie Medium and good [email protected] § ‘ommon Lei 2) 16 00@ 17.75

now avaiable:

AN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE BOOKLET ON

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Our new booklet — “MgTALS — 1946” — surveys the importance of the . non-ferrous metals to American industry. Presents:

® Analyses of 43 leading companies including sales, earnings and divi. dend records since 1936.

“® Favorable and unfavorable as

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® Uses oi each metal in the group + + + discusses supply and demand and hlems of labor and competition,

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ys and’ ‘Commodities : INDIANAPOLIS 4

$21 PRICE BID Public Housing Bill Declared

Unable to Aid

‘Claims that the proposed Wagner-Ellender-Taft public housing bill will help veterans obtain houses are misleading. Robert L. Mason, Few Sell at $21.10 for chairman of the public housing committee of Marion County Residential

| Builders, Inc., charged today.

with Indiana Senators and others o

“The bulk of the housing that would be provided under the W-E-T.bill would be public charity housing—and veterans who are} earning their own way would Jot be eligible for living in it,” Mason said. He declared all elements of the home building industry in Indignapolis and Marion county oppose the bill because it would saddle the public with the costliest housing ex- | periment in history. It would cost] {the taxpayers $143 million a year

|for 45 years to pay the subsidies and | construction here, and will save up

[risen Taxpayers in Indianapolis and! Marion county would have to help)

pay for the housing of the indigent! in all other cities, if the bill goes | through, Mr. Mason said. | Asifar as veterans are concerned,| the building authority pointed out|

{the “joker in the deal” is that they are given preference for W-E-T| ‘housing only if they are “equally in| 30 /need and eligible for occupancy of |

00{the dwelling and at the rent in-|

Mr. Mason pointed out this means the veteran has to be unemployed,| [collecting unemployment insurance]

Mr. Mason has returned from Washington, D. C.. where he conferred

engine

{ from each of the four-engine turbo-

TRENDS IN SUPPLY:CONSUMER ITEMS RermoERATORS - VACUUM CLEANERS

P' AUTOMOBILES (Passenger! TIRES (Passenger cor! g Z 30 " 6000 Z 1% 000 & 200 50 CHT TI TRAM ONT ITE W WASHING MACHINES / RADIOS 200 1500 no 1000 500 «0 0

1945 [1946

thy i» the onderetandable Was

tt The ALLIED FLORISTS Assn.

of Indianapots

FLOWERS IELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE

DEATH NOTIUES 1 indianapolis Times, Wednes., July 17, 1946

REED Warren D., beloved husband of Magdelene Reed, stepfather of Mrs. E

M. Roberts, Sacramento, Cal; brother of Mrs, Pearl 8, a Walter Reed, New Albany, and Blfnche Salem, passed

away Tuesday morning at the residence,

540 N. Pine. Services at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the slimes: 1234 Prospect s Thursday, 1:30 m. Friends tnvited

Burial Washington ‘Park. Friends may call at the Chapel of the Chimes any time: Services in charge of Speedway Post 198, Sxusioan Legion, ALL—Mrs. Nell

Niven, mother of

Hazards of the off-balance supply-demand picture in the U. 8. today—primary° inducement to inflation—are {illustrated by these Newscharts, based upon figures from the office of war mobilization and reconversion. Although a higher cost of living levels off to some extent the greater incomes of 1946, the increased purchasing power as shown at upper left represents a tremendous demand for goods. That the demand still cannot be adequately filled is illustrated by

charts above, which show that, while some durable goods are being turned out at a rate greater than the 1940-41 average, some items are far from plentiful. Note that the categories which are still below 1040-41 production are the ones which have been most directly affected by major strikes during the immediate post-war period. Shipment of food abroad for alleviation of famine in many parts of the world, what President Truman calls “an impressive record,” is shown at left. Continuous shortages abroad assure that the relief program will have to be continued for at least another year.

LOCAL PRODUCE

PRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY

Poultry: Hens, 4% Ibs. and over, Me; under, od springs, 4% Ibs. and uve, ; 23¢; under, ; Leghorns, 18¢c; Leghorn hens, 190; ry springs, 30c; roosters, 16; ducks, 15¢; geese, 16c; capons, § Ibs. and over, 30¢; under, 32c. Eggs: Ourrent receipts, 54 lbs to case, 30c; graded eggs, A large. 35¢; A medium, 30c; no grade; 256. Butterfat: No. 1, Slc: No. 2, Se.

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Clearings $ 4.3158,000 Debits 19.754.000

Most Veterans

n n the projected legis legislation. -

ho Stall. sister of Mrs, BE. M. Stevens nireal, anada: John Niven of Burs a jchard B®. Niven Jr. of aytona Bea h and William

assed away . al _ Services lanner rtuary Thursday, p.m fends \vited, Cremation Fanner & Buchanan Crematory. Friends may call at mortuary after noon Wednesday STEVENS-—Max LaRue, age 19, husband of Joy Stevens, father of Michael, son of Mrs, Gertrude Williams, brother of Babber!, Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. Pritsch, Mrs. Large, Lowell and Carl Stevens, passed away. Friends may call at 3848 S. herman dr. any time. Funeral 1:30 p. m. Thursday at the residence. Burial Crown View cemetery, Sheridan, Ind

Niven of indianapolis. Saturday at Garber ville

CARP OF THANKS 3

JAMES—It is with deepest gratitude and appreciation we extend our sincere thanks to our friends, neighbors, relatives for the beautiful floral tributes, cards of sympathy, spiritual bouquets and other courtesies exten t the death of our | beloved wife and mother, Rosemary James. Our sincere thanks to Father McNeal Td |

cident Insurance Co. d the Vol Pu- |

neral Service. H

IN MEMORIAM 4) a pl in loving memory of my

brother, Floyd Brinkman, who passed away July 17, 1948. “Gone, but not Jorgotien FLO LEE BRINKMANN

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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DEATH NOTICES indianapolis Times, Wednes., July 17, 1946

ATON=Jose P., of 7501 E. Washington pass away Tuesday morning, age sa a Husband of the late Opal Ann Aton, father of Mrs, Maxine Hines, Mrs. Joan’ Larison, Donald, Eugene and Jack Aton, brother of Mrs. Alma Munsch and Werdon Aton. Funeral Friday, 8:30 a. m, at Peace a 2050 E. Michigan a Our ‘Lady of Lourdes church 9 o Friends are welcome, Burial Holy rom Moore Mortuaries.

CARSON-—Mrs, Lenore, of 5348 Speedway

B-29 SUPERCHARGER APPLIED TO CRUISER

By Science Service SEATTLE, Wash, July 17.—The

supercharger that gave added power to the army's famous

B-29 bomber is now being applied to a dr., mother of Byrcie B. Carson of of Inianapolis, pa away Tue commercial aircraft in the Boeing | priends may call at Flanner & pou ey Mortuary ednesday afternoon and eve-

{80-passenger Stratocruiser under ning, Service and burial at Huntington, NW. Will Michael, beloved son of John Willis and Alma Farlow, passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday 2 p. m. at the Lutheran church, 2828 Foltz st. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at his home, 2826 Taft st, until time of service. Beanblessom Service, FLUMBAUM Jean, 3 48 years, wife of Charles, mother of Mrs, rs. Dorothy Markle

and Harry Thomas, Ss. lene Giddens, Mrs. Biohy Laffin, May

to 14 per cent in fuel consumption iat cruising altitudes. The charger to be used in a modified type of General Electric turbosupercharger that was used on the 1 B-28, B-17 and:many other war craft, It is smaller and lighter in weight, and is designed for use at cruising powers only, and is not | {needed during take-off. The new turbo will also provide air for the cabin altitude-condi- | tioning system, the air being bled

aw ag “a

Funeral notice later. HACK-—Laveine, age 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hack: sister of Bernell Lepper, Bernice Kirkbrid, Sherman, Herman, Phurman, Albert and Gite’ tkilled in Germany) Hack, passed away Wednesday. Priends may call a. tne uisey Funeral Home, 3925 . New ork st., after 7 p. m. Wellnesday. Funeral Thursday, July 18, : p. m. Burial South Union cemetery, "Edmonson, Ky.

| superchargers in the same manner {as in the B-29. The stratpcruiser,

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Mew willbe ranged.

board, millwork, electrical fixtures, hardwood floors, and other necessary erection material,

Veteran Administration financing.

Qualifications Required: Five Years’ Construction Experience. Good Reputati i. $10,000 Minimum Working Capital.

| **Interested parties address leMer to Box A. 35, care of The Indianapolis Times, stating qualifications.

Texas, passed away Tuesday Friends may call at the Jordan Funeral Home, 2428 E.

re compl wall- : mplete with roofing, a 10th st, ‘after 7 Wednesday. |

invited. Burial Washington Park, Ei ye RHA SMITH gddie Otis or. 8 1/c of 438 W. 191 r n arden ave. age 21, beloved son o gible Yo q and Mrs, Eddie Smith, brother of .John,

Denzil, Rsulence and Richard Smith, Mrs. vine McGregor, Mrs, Donald Johnson Mrs. Prank Gawel, passed away IH.

the chapel any time after 8 p. m. Thurs«

SMITH Myrtle. of 710 8. Holmes, beloved wife of William Smith, sister of Florence Burch, Ida Bays, May urpen, Catherihe ot mer and Oscar AWAY

Personal inter- : a

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Services

Sesnnictson SH e, i re a m.

L. S. Ayres & Co. Beauty Salon

Apply Mrs Martyn, 8th Floor

PERA y An ambitious, Peary ‘and commission. 343

““BOOKKEEPER

day. Funeral service Friday, 10 a. from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 Needed Immediately. N. Illinois, followed by services al Lm . ol + tart splits Shares : from the Separate Baptist chure our e - 0 aking eo . ton as Builder. miles et of Ba ville. ind, Burial ookkee pin system In office of rein Nevada cemetery. Friends may call at tail organization, Pleasaht working , conditions, See Mr. -Kriesi y

219 E ‘Washington Elliott Fisher °S0ccpine machine

operator. Pleasant hours and “working conditions.

Experienced key punch operator.

Indiana Lumberman's

Mutual Ins. Co. 518 N. Delaware

B. M.

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Jackson & Sons,

"A Good Girdle

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46 8. Meridian.

for a Woman Than Anything

learn.

EXPERIENCED SILK FINISHER GOOD OPPORTUNITY

CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY GLEANING CO.

Dry Clean Div., 2901 E. Wash. 3 ;

Experienced Silk Spotter Good Opportunity

CROWN LAUNDRY | DRY CLEANING CO.

Dry Cleaning Div 2901 EB Wash. CH-1928 SALESWOMEN wanted lephone

or te) ne ade Pleasant 8 NOT

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sent iy 4 ork a hp ful os Ne onally “ough earnings Mn 1 krssee nite work Jp Sel Folland rani, SECRETARY Permanent position. 40-hour, b-day week,

Downtown offge. Apply Personnel Dept, 214 Traction Terminal Bldg.

Indianapolis Railways

{ MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED

SECRETARY

Excellent of portunity for experis enced girl. Permanent position, Pleasant, modern air-cooled fice, Call RI-6511—8 a.m. to § p.m.

STENOGRAPHIC

Positions are available for girls in steno raphie and other te ephone wos, Sood lease ant working pi tio and security, -

Employ ment Office i]

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE co, A Good Place for a Girl to Work “Experienced typisty

General Office Experienced lyin

OSKATY. oad pay. Steady work, 1235 8, West. LI-178

Soria Stenographer Must Take Dictation Opportunity to Advance

Take any car or bus to 30th st. Town line to Columbia ave. Tron

PACKARD MFG. CO.

2000 Columbia

~ STENOGRAPHER

An inleliigent, capable young lady h A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY with - In a small, interesting business office, This is an excellent, permanent position paying good salary plus vacation, bonus nsurance: 44-hr. week, every 4th Saturday off. If interested call LI-3351 aays or CH-2131 evenings for an interview.

SCHERER ELECTRIC CO.

Stenographer

Experienced Permanent Josition, 33 per week to J. I. Cume

ftart; 5-day week. mings, 10 to 12 a.

Empire Life & Acc. Ins. Co.

215 E. New York

AN OPPORTUNITY for exceptionally high earnings doing pleasant work. Women wanted for telephone advertising came palgn. PLEASANT VOICE ESSENTIA Fravions Spstience necessa Work at ome, full or part time, Apply Holland Studio, 214 Kresge Bldg., 41 E Washing ton, between 10-1. nee

YOUNG WOMEN

Begin a career thaf assures you more money and respone sibility as you learn, Ask the girls who work here. Ape

{ply now:

Employment Office—240 N. Meridian

Indiana Bell Telephone Co,

WESTERN UNION 5 TELEPHONE OPERATORS

for permanent transfer to Chicago, alse openings in local office. Knowledge of typing required. Higher pay for evening or night work. Tansporiation furnished to office of

transf . dpe graduation. Apply R. blitt, Traffic Mgr Room 802 Guaranty Bld,

YOUNG WOMEN FORTIFY YOUR FUTURE WESTERN UNION will train 10 young women 18 to 27 years of age to become an automatic long dise tance telegraph operator. EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Fascinating work. Easy as Typing. Paid While Training. Higher pay for evening or night work. | Overtime at time and one-half, Opportunity for promotion: Apply R. B. Noblitt, Traffic Mgr, 902 Guaranty bldg

TYPIST

Age 25 to 35 Permanent position; 40-hour Bday week. Apply Personnel Dept.

Indianapolis Railways

214 Traction Terminal

In Statistical Dept. for firm makin medical products, Steady, permanen employment; 5-day week. Call LI-7374 of

apply Personnel office.

PITMAN-MOORE CO.

1200 Madison Ave, Order dnd billing department Apply Linde Air Products Co., 720 N Penn,

ARE YOU tired of being in the "330-840= $50 class. If so we don't blame you for wanting to better yourself, WE can help you. Due to rapid growth the Arthur Mure ray Dance Studios need managers, inter= viewers, supervisors and teachers. We now h leading cities. THIS YOUR OPPORTUNITY for travel, Apply in person for application. Fill out

and mall direct to attention of Jack Llovd mgr Arthur Murray Studios. 38 Absolutely no phone calls. A

Pleasant surroundings. Steady work Experience unnecessary.

BEMIS BRO. BAG CO.

1000 Barth ave. (South)

GIRLS

MECHANICS UNIFORM AND WIPER SUPPLY 333 N, NOBLE TTT ATIENTION - can give your family and home attention and earn $1 per hour "von PRODUCTS, RI-8533

You normal with

10 “RESTAURANT EXPERIENCE

White. Off Saturday, Sunday and holidays. MUTUAL RESTAURANT, B14 N. Delaware

Soda Fountain

We have a number of openings for men and women (18 to 50) to work on our fountain. See MR. MOORE J Apply at office . HOOK'S .DEPENDABLE : DRUG STORES California and Market Sta.

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