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' WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1946

BUSINESS —

Steel Production-Cost Boosts Going Rounds for Second Time

. By ROBERT TAYLOR Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, July 31, — The wave of production-cost increases in the fron .and steel industry, touched off by the steel-strike settiement last February, is now going

“ the rounds a second time,

‘The revived OPA for the second time Is increasing ceiling prices on such items as pig iron and nuts and bolts, to cover additional cost ine creases which followed the steel strike settlement. It all started last Feb. 15 when President Truman, negotiating = settlement of the steel strike, won agreement on an increase of 18% sents an hour, There was a difference within the administration on how much to allow the steel companies to come pensate them for increased labor costs.’ Finally they were allowed an average increase of $5 a ton in ceiling prices. Starts Series of Hikes

Then it was found the fabricating industries needed price increases. They had to pay the same 18% cents increase and pay $5 more for their material.

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miners also got the hourly increase. OPA increased pig-iton prices last March 15 by 75 cents a ton, after the C. 1. O, steelworkers won their wage boost. Get Second Boost The revived OPA has upped pig fron prices another $2 a ton to make up for cost increases given the coal, coke and iron ore workers, plus other increases in the cost of supplies. The total increase is almost 10 per cent of the presert cost of pig iron. OPA last April 1 also had upped the prices of bolts, nuts, screws and rivets by seven per cent. Last week it added another five per cent, for wage Increases and “other recent cost increases,” making the

creases on fabricated steel products are “pass-through” increases, which can be handed on, intact, by the manufacturer.

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a long series of price increases was singel. 2429 Baur dr. W. Wash! allowed. oH o DE aTOFIAlS. Al as Then the United Mine Workers— Meyer 8 47 E. ovens: Yirginis whose product goes into steel—de-| ave. Household.” sau 1 and npn manded and got the 18% cent a. indoy Cleaning NON Pea pattern” increase, plus overtime| tuck a a & Cleanibg. Emery and a royalty on production for a indianapolis Window Easing co. 8 8. health and welfare fund. Iron| §o%. ite *mineen © nine JEWELRY and REPAIRING ® Waiches ® Radios ® Costume * Phonograph Jewelry Records ®* Pen and ® Record Pencil Sets Players Diamonds Reset and Cleaned

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Balance Balance July 1, 1945, to celpts and Dis- June 30, July 1, 1048 June 30, 1046 Balances bursements 1946 SIT. 40LTT *3 7.99%, £39. 09 $ 7.977,330.38 §$ 7,606,624.74 $310,706.12 15,179.69 3 2,682,933.97 2,008,113.68 2,097,918.1¢ 195.50 150.84 1,261.2 1,411.93 1,237.97 173.96 165.7% 75.00 240.7% dienes 340.75 5.00 5.00 . 5.00 85.91 117.50 203.41 100.00 103.41 26.84 , 2000 106.84 AS 105.38 10.00 . 5.00 15.00 . 18. Man 181.50 431.41 200.00 231.41 13.20 12.50 25.71% » . 25. 1,738.67 1,434.75 3,161.42 314.47 1,786.95 11.38 £25.00 6536.35 370.00 464. 40.92 310.00 350.92 300.00 50.92 41.26 41.28 41.98 isa 24.53 12.50 3%.03 “ran 39.03 24.68 328.13 250.78 104.16 146.62 1,000.00 14.58 1,014.58 1,001.22 13.33 800.00 mn 807. 500.61 106.66 190.00 : 100.08 ee 100.00 aves 3,425.99 1,425.00 aden 2,425.00 48,328.00 48,328.10 4338.16 | ...... 0,304.48 44,220.32 55,524.78 20,343.10 35,276.88 11,271.20 14,368.18 25 545.36 10,287.08 15,258.30 ,000. $39,500.58 418,000.00 41,850.82 104,002.92 145,853.88 94,730.21 51,116.44 $4,530.14 916,086.98 1,000,917.12 925 313.12 44 $5,920.58 1,341.02 13,270.38 13,270.58 ren hiren 285.90 385.90 386.99 cesire 2.31.92 168.58 1.370.4% 1,346.51 1,033.96 Peres 350.00 50.00 00 ...... 850.00 asenne 1,787.90 1.787.090 1,141.00 $0.00 pares 3,500.90 3,500.00 2,558.77 41.33 asavre 50,245.26 §0,248.2¢ 2,375.11 41,873.13 | P&* —raias 832.50 $31.50 $32.5 corns $532,188.98 $13,043,644.31 §13,575,833.79 SILI $667,469.47 #gpecial and Property Tax bY Baten e+Special Tax Receipts for Tuition Pund............c.o..co-: Susasariniar . Note: $63,960.37 in Cistd Bank dadysted Brom Special Fund Balance. DETAIL OF THE SCHOOL CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS — i BoB oor 19454D of AON tendont of 34.100.33 a pifiens paris Schools ......c.-.-- 180. Social Servi artment 81,890.57 i ire Se Office nin EE Miva HT

Board and D entral Offices 11,596.1 Buildings and Grounds

ceaxsavianrs 38,810.60] Broad Ri Supply Department Ton oo i308. 14 Crispus At An School Soin of Bulltings T4sres| Ocorse Washington HN Fine Charges venir i 168271] LS Garr “igs High Tir eo) MamosE seesserputiaversss: ™ Der RR $ 1054.00 Total—Capital Ovitlay BxSupervision aitssinatnvers 9 115,440.28 serensirsesanres, + Ra Elementary Schools ...... 3,678,808.07 | FUND TRANSFERS 1946Shortridge School 360,338.90| Indianapolis Pree XinderEmm th Manu ual Training oo garten Society ........ $62,000.00 Arsenal Technical Schools T78.394.45| Art Association .......... 9,192.00 road Ri Seton) 19.17.71] children’s Museum ...... 1,500.00 Schoel FOSTER 240.262.13| Symphony Orchesirs .... 26,000.00 oo Hashing HE an Total — Pund Transfers Thomas Carr Howe Migh 166.910.90 EBXPONAY oovvseiiesnen 104,902.00 riwaster Tuition ll. {8143.91 | NET SPECIAL SCHOOL AND Schools ........ '620.34| TUITION & ‘ Bxaminations . 73.00 PENDITURES AS PER SP Salaries of Bm BUDGET OF 1045-1946 § 8,067 461. ming from Militar ITURBS—OTHER I a. Mraanss ? uwana|PEEAL OF... EXPEND a Time Warrants (Temporary i nun es $ 6,076,587.24 MORNE" - sve nhuvessvess $ 1,500,000.00 UST FUNDS Elementary Schools ...... $ 514,321.67 TD! ld s 4,230.16 Shortridge High School 44,763.55 SINKING FUND

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High School 51,779.38 Sinking Fund Maturities $ = 418,000.00 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Arsenal Technical Schools 130.478.02 CHER'S RETIREMENT FUND i Broad Ripple High School 22,101.37| ao S y Cacnea|| FOR A REAL TAILOR-MADE || Crispus Attucks High Expenditures ............ , 139. TENT GO TO School ...... aes 42,393.13 | BOOK RENTAL FUNDS George Wagpjngton High Elementary Schools ...... $ 2024810 hoo! 40,044.33 School ..... 10,287.06 4d moma Carr Howe High Junio High ” b/ th 23,852.96] Total — Mook Rental Ash Hauling ind Cartage oo Find Expense ...... $30,535.16 ‘ Transportation of Pupils 951.74 | ov CARE SERVICE ¥ Total=Operation - Expenditures i vvvrvee —— 131,270.88 \ | S BIDODNSO 1. vue varsnee $ 952,793.10) WITHHOLDING TAX—PAYROLL DB- urpius tore MA : DUCTIONS 3234 W. WASHINGTON ST hes 2 Hy ' : Humentaty, Ceho0 wel... ae 3]| Expenditures .......... $925,313.13 TR Manual raining 0.001.13 JAMES RB Doumnty SUMMER Oni Arar Technical Schools. ~ 19,445.06 REpén PE OND Broad Ripple High School © 3343.00] Expenditures ......... S$ 48,320.10 us ucks R y a » ie . Goons ashington th - \ PRODUCTION TRAINING PRO: School ....... 4,330.00 | ORAM Thomas Carr Howe High Bxpenditures ............ $ 888.90 Bchool .........cooiins 1,800.70 our or a1 STATE YOUTH ASSOCIATION ry penditures ............ Total Mainionense sores $ 2140.03 SALVAGE couniTTEs FUND SRY AU aries a $8 432,800.90 Expenditures ........... » 8 2,888.77 Rook and Milk "Lunch De- INSURANCE Tos FUND el ney it Ad 40,622.00) prpenditures ............ * 2,375.11 a a 12,036.34 | VETERAN'S TEMPORARY LOANS Cpm———— Expenditures ........e000 s 1,707.00 Total-Auxfitary Agencies | ADJUSTMENT ACCOUNTS A ede snisentns $ 434,407.33 Work-in-Brocess vee. (CF) 8 m. ” Book Bin Tubgrens on School Handed 110.000.08 Furniture oun hitjtass on. Lvrury Bondgd or .700.00 supply Paseai ii 1,163.23 | Special Fund Contribution Stoek-Over an A301 to Sinking Fund ......... 410,000.00 Shop : Enotes pr 27799 HA Stock — Over and { Ba . Retvies ' n : $06,609.05 OFS. .coiiiiian Cr.) Bani 118.354 CHARGES — cana 17,367.99 Total — Adjustment Regeln ‘ wt 5,924.67 ADBOUDLE © snus: ions $ 7,081.44 | Interest on Temporar — EXP aI ar il . 38m Tor NDE rs § 3,080,008,86 emiums and License , Workman's Compensation... 10,675.18 ORAND o TOTAL—-EXPENDI- 320 Ww. Wash. St. Total—Pixed Charges Ex- SAME AS FINANCIAL , BE visu i nae $ 397.39 STATEMENT Manet ine $11,908,364.32 ® AR" Vouchers and Bills for a ayments are in ‘possession of The Board of IMMEDIATE APPLICATION ‘Mehool Commissioners and are o for ule, Ins) Aropsetion. ' - THE BO COMMISSIONERE 0 THE BEn30 Sor, CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS,

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Four Firms Sued Sued for PriceFixing. WASHINGTON, July 31. (U. P.). —The government today sued three American firms and one in Sweden to smash a cartel that allegedly blocks sale of American-made antifriction bearings abroad. Attorney General Tom C. Clark sald separate civil suits were filed in Cleveland, O., federal court against the Timken Roller Bearing Co., Canton, O., SKF Industries, Inc, Philadelphia, Pa.; Aktiebolaget Svenska Kullagerfabriken, Gothenburg, Sweden, and Norma-Hoff-man Bearings Oorp., Stamford, Conn. The suits, according to Assistant Attorney General Wendell Berge, anti-trust division head, resulted from the same year-long federal grand jury investigation of the anti-friction industry in Cleveland, that led to the Indictment a few months ago of General Motors Corp, SKF, and others on charges of domestic price fixing. Mr. Clark sald the cases were "| “spearheads” of the department's gy Hire for a free and expanding postWar economy. Divide World Markets The complaint against Timken charged a conspiracy with British Timken, Ltd., Birmingham, England, and Societe Anonyme Francaise Timken of Paris, France, to divide| world markets and fix prices. The complaint against SKF and the Swedish firm charged complicity with the Officine Di Villar Perosa, a subsidiary of the Italian Fiat Co, in an arrangement prohibiting SKF from selling outside the United States, even to the American territory of Puerto Rico In exchange, the foreign compa-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Buildings Valued at $293, 140 Are Sold

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ENGINEER TRANSFERRED CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, July 31.—James E. Sheldon, construction engineer for the Crawfordsville district of the state highway commission for the past 11 years, has been

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Sale of three buildings en the southwest cormer of Illinois and Ohio sts. to the Center Development i The structures are valued at $293,140. firm which purchased the property from Marie Starr Chadbourne and William T. Starr. The sale in. cludes two two-story buildings and ene three-story building. Miineis st. and 120 feet on W. Ohio st. :

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WAIT CAB RULING] ON 61 NRLINES

Try to Iron Out Problems Created by Veterans.

By PAUL R. LEACH Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, July 31.—The civil aeronautics board soon’ will issue rulings on the tough problems created by homecoming air veterans buying passenger and cargo planes) and setting themselves up in busi-

ness. Protests that the board is trying to put th out ul business largely have grown misunderstanding of the law and bo roposals, to meet what admittedly is & d€licate situation, : In the civil aeronautics act of 1938 congress charged the CAB alr carrier engage in* interstate issued by the board. big Certificates are isstied after public hearings on a finding that transportation is required as a public “convenience and necessity.” Made Exception Thus it was intended to provide economic and safety control of the alr lines so the public would be served without unnecessary duplicating services, Exception was made for “nonscheduled” companies. These, prior

small operators with one or

An all time market high for hogs was recorded today at the Indlan-|

| apolis Union stockyards when quotations showed a $1.25 gain to jump, Military planes. They promptly creYields $60. 000 More Here to $23.75. Ft. Wayne reported a record high of $24.

With the exception of choice cattle, medium and lower grade steers)

Vealer: lambs ruled uneven and rose ighe

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planes doing charter business, But with the end of the war | undreds of pilots bought surplus

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A 16-year vet. eran with the organization, Mr. Holley has been associated with the local stores for 12 years. He spent three years with the Oinecinnati, O, branch before coming to Mr. Holley Indianapolis, A director of the E. Washington suburban civie club, he also is a members, of the Irvington post of ~+1i6~ American Legion, Chamber of Commerce, Indiana university alumni association, toastmasters’ international, direct mail advertising assbciation, advertising club of Indianapolis, Athenaeum and the Y. M. , A. -

modern line between scheduled and nonscheduled companies, Among the proposals was that any company running more than 10 round trips a month regularly between stated places should become a scheduled operator. He would have to get a certificate. Also it was proposed that any nonscheduled company regularly carrying freig parallel to certificated lines come under the same ruling. “But,” cried the veteran pilots, “we never could get certificates un|der those circumstances. The big lines *would prevent it.” The CAB has not yet ruled—only proposed--that the veterans establish convenience and necessity along these lines,

wi nonschéduled operators, regardless| —— of the service they were giving or | advertising. The CAB required them to register, but continued to allow them! to operate under certificate exemp- { tions,

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nies agreed not to sell i : {coke than from gas sales in the 120- 140 pounds . 3B 28@ 123.00 | try. 118 his second quarter of 1946, the ro] 160- 240 pounds Bn SA. BUT ACREAGE GAINS | Norma - H of the board of difectors showed | 33; 210 pounds - 1 Benw| a Homa vas charged |," IN- 20 pounds ..-.---... DIGRM| WASHINGTON, July 30 (U. P.).— n - — { ufacturing PRE Tid. Hoff : Me The report on operations between | *50-"To poun . [email protected]| The number of farms in the nation) split markets, the ” April 1 and June 30, 1M6, alsal Fecking Sows being forbidden to do busin showed a net profit of $258671.89| 770- 3¢ Pounds 2.06(100,000 to less than 5,900,000, but side the Uni oD 88 Out-| peer provision for bond retirement] 300: 380 pounds 33.0 ted States in 360- 400 pounds 22.75 the average farm grew larger and for an t and payment in lieu of taxes. Xe win iy digi by the British Coke sales for the three-month 400. dn pounds ............ nuens total acreage in farms increased by wp ny y out of the Ameri- period amounted to $1,207,725.86 Medlume nueny about 88,000,000 acres, the census : frven the sale of manufactured gas puns Pp | bureau said today. consum Medium to Good a U.S. STATEMENT more from coe. than| "1% povads .nsenu| These and other significant sisi more from coke than CATTLE (1778) ch in United States agriculor ASHINGTON, July 3 (U. *) _Gev-| The report showed gas sales rep- cee IN re | ture were shown in estimates based current fiscal year through July 3g|Tesented less than half of the ]308- + #5 ie on partial data in the 1945 census | compared with a Jeu ¢ ” utility’s total quarterly income of | Good— " ob of agriculture. Expenses § 3340400150 § 10ers ons] $2,761, 198.07. A total of $1524,363.58| itr mer 111 1650819.00 S—————— War spend 128.030 $.000.13¢ 118 was received from by-product sales |1100-1300 pounds ............. hs 531950 REGISTER STOCK SALE Net deft ‘maizase aeseca|Of coal tar for $48,176.50; water| Gitmo 187861980 | piciaphone Corp. of New York Publle dent 208 sions NATAL gas tar, $7491.35; ammonia, $35,-| 700-1100 pounds ........... 1300@16 30 | fled with the SEC yesterday a Gold reserve 20,261,626.816 30.15308¢3¢3| 401.68; gas appliances, $96,464.56, Bommon- oo 0 n . Yostsisation Selamat Soverine the er misce 700-1100 pounds. ......... [email protected] | proposed shares Cem INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE ||» uncous ales, $99, 90859, HA yul. . of, 8534 ol mali Fer the 4a as well as coke. Choles— common stock. Clearings .. hy s 7amaes| With successful operations for| 600- 800 pounds ............. [email protected] | ree Debits 17,516,000 | the second quarter, despite disloca-| dug > PoUnss coe Bh ® ENJOY EXTRA Olin For the month tions in the coal industry, the - 300 OUnds ......evien + [email protected] —— a irruasasases iin utility showed a six months’ net | Moc "tee pounds ............ 110001880 CONVENIENCE. ; , | Com - profit of $402559.56 as of June 30 gi a [email protected] “Bon by o LOCAL PRODUCE LOCAL ISSUES Cows (all weights) [email protected] Medium ... [email protected] MER PRICES FOR ant TI = Cutter and common .. recrets on A ICAN rout Henao altomine) quotations furnished by IngRIGRNRES Ci: ly eeighiil NATIONAL BANK : = ‘an. a ae and ec, Be STOCKS Boel oM mprAnAPOLIS 05: Johar hens, Good (all weights) ......... [email protected] The: ined tprings, 33; 1948 rollers, 3c: Sa 5 “in a ey Ears he: uid over, oer Sones, ot on eset TRG Sagan servis Corserain No. 1 poultry, 4c less than No. L Cutter snd common .. [email protected] Eggs: Current receipts, 54 ibs. to ease, : CALVES (478) 30: Staded apn A large. 370: A medium, *| Good and choice ..... ae 12.00912.00 Bu t: No. I, §7¢: Ne. 2, 37%. Culls widens Tae 9.00 12.00 WA Feeder snd Stocker Cattle and TRUCK WHEAT Tou: 88 pounds wibtsisaiens usgus | If You Are Looking for anata flour mills and grain ele- 500- 800 pounds ......eocee « 14.50 150! Exclusive PATTERNS NO ang per + on” thee 1080 pounds essN esses . 150 080 and QUALITY ah merits); corn, No. 1 yellow shelled, $1.90 800-1000 pounds .......vens [email protected] hy wi shelled, outs, testing 34 pounds or better, = 500- 900 pounds _ ........ «. [email protected] See Our Large Selection per bushel. . Sng Jas Priced from 150 te Good ONBIEE cisnvs. +a 50@ 1.50 ind Aso bl Co'3 pid": 8 an a medi ereves 6.00@ il $3.00 per Roll Indpls P & L com . ...... IY Shales {closely sorted) ....... 1.0083. Indpis A % 1 1% Medium and good ........... [email protected] We alse have a good Indpis Wat a . selection in moderate Jot Rat Lite SHIP PASSENGERS SAVED | priced paper. SEL SE wl PL) rs | Marmod a were removed safely today from the | DuPont Paint Service

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