Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1946 — Page 20

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U.S. SELLS HALF N OF WAR SURPLUS ..czmmse 05

di First New Airmail Stamp Arrives Here

By ROGER STUART Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Oct, 2.~It taken surplus agencies two years to sell

so far declared surplus.

agencies. The goods sold tely the government loan It is estimated that will be thtly above $1.15 cents a bushel. average price of ‘Gorn at the m as of Sept. 15 was $1.73 a hel. The Sept. 15 parity price on n was $1.28 a bushel. ¥ Others are more moderate in their sediction, but all agree that corn pes will drop shaiply from their nt levels. -

35 per cent of cost. From now on, the picture

conversion.

Goods Disposed of Bring 35 Per Cent of Cost. -

property: disposdl

billion worth of surplus goods in the United States—half of the items

Another third is yet to be turned over to selling offices by the owning

breugh only about $3.7 billion, or

grow even darker, according to the office of war mobilization and. re-|io:15 Sports

“A considerable part of the existing inventories to be sold here-|;, after,” OWMR said today, “com- 1:0 Henry King Orch. prises items and types of property which are not salable in the form in which they were declared surplus. |p They will: pose a major disposal| ¢

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HOOSIER

This is the first airmail post card stamped with the new 5-cent airmail stamp. = Brought. here yesterday via Chicago & Southern Air Lines from Jackson, Miss. the card was transferred to TWA lines, which took it to Washington. The card measured 3'¢x4'¢ feet, required 45 stamps and carried greetings from postmasters in cities along

“To Ease Meat Situation

* Saphe lower prices of corn, it is said, will enable livestock feeders

| tp fatten their cattle and hogs with- | gut danger of losing money under

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problem.” on Despité the small return expected, however, the war assets administration is going ahead with plans to

JAMBOREE

C. & S. north-south routes. It was delivered to President Truman yesterday by Gael E. Sullivan, second assistant postmaster general. of Agriculture Anderson Transferring the card here are J. T. Ciirroll, C. & S. flight 4 captain, said present livestock ceilings and Vernon Gregory, Indianapolis C. & S. passenger agent. ‘equitable and sufficient to bring amin

pth maximum meat production, C + $l 1 Sh P ° i officials concede that some | farmers may find feeding unprofit- A e, ole eep rices | at present iivestock ceilings. | But that situation will not «continue | when the new corn crop reaches the

t OPA livestock ceilings.

While both President Truman and new sales methods.

Staff to Be Increased

to hire an additional 25,000.

of overseas surpluses is

completed, but

divisions at the Indianapolis stockyards today, while vealers regained 50 cents they lost yesterday.

Largest Grain Supply t x says agriculture economist Dick the country will have the

+ 900 00-TON RUBBER

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (1058), of $1,318, 1000.

L “Included “ia, the t should put record numbers . ete penn.) DEAL IS AGREED ON states this fall and win-

t, - EE een dt]. I ASHINGTON, Oct. 3 1 Po tb feed lots in the eight major The United States assured itself » feeding states. This is a of a plentiful natural rubber supprd for these two months. ply last night by agreeing to purEe feed situation, it is admitted, chase an additional 200,000 tons— Ey induce farmers to hold their one-fourth of the nation’s total 330. 360 pounds

je and hogs longer, and many 360- 400 re will be fattened out. But|annual rubber consumption—{rom | Good— Sounds «ss

at $2.3 billion, which it would to sell or lease. M Auctions Planned 160- 220 ore

Packing Sows Good to Cholce—

of this, however, consisted of

450- 500 pounds should reach the market with-| The Reconstruction Finance 15.009 16.00 sold for junk.

enlarge its staff and put in force

The agency now has Approximately 50,000 employees. It expects

Meanwhile, the task of disposin~ three- { quarters returns Stea dy Here, Vea lers Ga in have been equally small. The office + of foreign liquidation commission, Steady price levels were maintained in the cattle, hog and sheep | which handles disposal of surpluses {outside the United States, reports total declarations of $7,205,000,000 Receipts today were 1050. hogs, 650 cattle, 450 calves and 1400 sheep. (original cost), sales of $5,559,000,Sr ————— 000 (at original cost), and returns 9:45 Time to

items sold or| 10:30 Grynd Slam leased by war assets are 674 plants, 10:45 which originally cost $2.25 billions. | 11:00 Kate Smith The agency has 472 more, valued|,'3p Helen Trent

More than Ralf the sales so far|}3:45 Farm Circle made by war assets were completed in the last three months. During that period goods and property costing $6 billion were sold. Much

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| ough of the cattle now in the| British sources in Malaya. 1% 432 pounds

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is setting up district sales offices

1 1 1 2 2 2 craft, a large part of which was| 2 3 3 3 3 4

BILL WYATT

Whistling Bill Wyatt is popular for “his trick and fancy whistling as well as for his pleasing baritone voice. Bill is one of the Hoosier Jamboree's brightest stars every morning.

MICKIE COVER

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of the Jamboree. Mickie and her accordion are great favorites with folks who listen as well as ine balance of the cast on Hoosier Jamboree. Tune in every. morning.

Medium # the mext four to Six ‘weeks to Corp., which announced the deal, | "The fat cattle market usually said the United States will pay 120 pounds . 900-1100 pounds .. so 10 S00 to be diverted to commercial chan- | tons of French and 25,000 tons of J300 1500 pounds tetera 00918.50! increasing © number of auctions.| 2:39—Dance Maestro Varieties dl han | 700-1100 3:30—Modern Concert Hall has increased more rapidly t _700- pounds .. enon : Mead committee and other congres- 4:00—Treasury of [email protected] t FCC judging news handl : 30 | Of several auction sales last year. |A. M. handing 8.50% 18.50 3 6:30—News, W'th'r, Mkts. 10:15=Fred Waring h raised is that of The New York Cows 1a) 7:45—Morning Matinee 11:30—Nws, Mkts,

250-, 550 pounds rend Slaughter Pi r in every state. And, with a decline : ches its peak in May and June. 20%; cents a pound for the com CATTLE (660) d : EE y modity. The British had demanded | chotce— expected in purchases by priority : n * 1; cents a pound. : AY HART RAPS FC The RFC said the agreement|1100-1300 pounds ... . : J U | supplements a June rubber deal in 4 + [email protected]| nels. : [email protected]| AS surplus disposal enters its final a . 2:45—Dance Maestro : Concert Dutch rubber. dedi 12.5016 50| That method was used extensively | 3:00 Midday Sympohny : ‘ [email protected]| at the start, but largely has been ute Musie expected and U. S. consumption of | g0o- 200 poands 18.50 4:15—Park & Recreation 5020.30 | oi i A : the surplus Was necessary to in- [email protected] sional investigating committees severely criticized the administration WLW THURSDAY PROGRAMS Ry As a factor in granting a broadcast @16.50 ‘45—Chuck Acree 10:30—Barry Cameron 7:00=T) :45—-David Harum 4 : body’ ly News which is seeking a fre- Noon Pifty Club -a ! modulation license. The

; 900d: =. arrsns 3.50@15 ; : {Medium .......... . ane 3.00 8:00—Morning Matinee «Cutter and common . BT5011.25| 8:15—Morning Matinee | Canner .. alla; 7.509 8.75 | 3 3-To Be Announced ! B (all weight : 'o Be Announce WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. P.).—| Beet— : elgg)

9.00—Jack Berch Good (all weights) 9:15—Lera Lawton Sausage

13.0001355| The 300-room Linden hotel was| 9-30—Road of Life Good [email protected] | sold yesterday to P. S. Cooper of | 9:43—Jovce Jordan

2 the meat shortage. { Medium to Good— 90- 120 23 en 700- 900 pounds . claimants more goods are expected : # which the United States agreed to . . Fino wailan Melodies Time . PERMIT METHODS buy 95.000 tons of British, 25,000 1100-1360 as --- 110081850 phase, war assets plans to hold an 3 raters Varieties 150-1100 pounds 3:15—Tressury Sa RFC said Malaya production NUNS Devads : xy Musio [email protected]| replaced by fixed-price sales. The| 3:45—Modern Concert Hall sure “its orderly marketing.” : 16.50 @18 - ae 8 E 10:00—Fred Waring . 500. [email protected] | : » 6 my CHOCOLATE PRICE 300- [email protected] | ro News, Chamberlain \1:00—News—Peter Grant | Erasers . R x | ews, 3 Ww! an Th case in which the point has : weights) - CHICAGO OPERATOR 7 30—Morning Matinee 1 To Be Announced | . |

P. M. 12:15—Fifty Clud 12:30—Dr. Malone 12:45—Big Sister 1:00—Guiding Light

can Jewish Congress protested ‘the grounds that Jews and |The O. P. A. last night increased oes received prejudicial treat-|the ceiling price of solid chocolate cre & nt from the paper's editorial de- | bars, cocoa and cooking chocolate Medium ad common . 3 3011.50 | Chicago, operator of the Roose-|

jment. FOC admitted the by 27 per cent in a move which will CALVES (450) | velt hotel in the Windy City. | J fest in evidence at a New York |further reduce the size of many Good and choice . .....17.30@1850| The-transaction, which was com- | STORE CHAIN hearing. candy bars. |CHBIBM and Mem 110061750 pleted with the Linden Hotel Real-| #3 there is any paragraph or sec-| OPA said the price of some] Feeder and Stocker Cattle and Casives |ty Corp. includes the transfer of| OPENS CREDIT SALE ike desire credit ‘for a wide toll in the communications act|chocolate bars also may go up if | chotoe— Yorte > the lease of the adjoining Royal | | assortment, of merchandise, and will fying the admission of anything individual manufacturers request| go.1050 pounds 16.50011.80 | ote], . | NEW YORK. Oct. 2 @W. P)~— pe axallsnie in amounts from-* $10 |

She kind by the FCC, 1 have increases Corian Younds WS0RIY0 | i Fy k , . Good Mr. Cooper said plans call foriw T 'G ingsknowledge of it,” Senator Cape-| The boost also applies to choco- 800-1080 Doings 14 00g16.50 refurnishing the hotel and that|in, al s 8. Das am Sneed ven AITO QT( K [email protected] the hotel tavern would continue t0|galling” in its Atlanta, Ga. store. TUCKER AUTO STOC |

ni late syrup and liquor, chocolate Medi be operated by the Stubbins Hotel The company disclosed plans to OFFERING PLANNED

‘nég% said. ¥ nd if there is it should be taken | coatings and other chocolate prod- S010 pounds 50 . [email protected] | : J i, - JngRBE Sen OF {extend the system to stores in Erie,| cHICAGO, Oct. 2 (U. P). — A - |Pa., St. Paul, 'Minn.,, New Haven, plan to offer $20 million in common

3 Freedom of speech and press ucts. 0- 900 pounds . 108 not permit any federal censor- SHEEP (1400) 8.00 | The Linden hotel has been op- “hi 730 erated for many years by the Stub- |Sutn” sha. Portland, Me, this | stock to finance production of the

book” with the individual contract used in larger unit saies, The book has been designed for customers

THE RANGE RIDERS

The Range Riders-are great favorites with listeners far and wide. . Fiddlin’ Frankie Calbert, long a star of Grand ol' Opry; Mike Fair with” his accordion, genial Hersch Calbert and his bass fiddle, Bill Hendricks and his electric guitar . . . all are to be heard every morning on Hoosier Jamboree,

till be opposed to their con-|place a light in Prospect park, long tion in this connection. -Not|a paradise for Davenport's young it T approve of false, unfair, mis-|lovers. “What good would it do?” or prejudicial reports in|sald one board member. “They'd ners, or such statements by |just break it again to gef privacy.” one. But who is-to say whéther hey are true or false, fair or unfair, LOCA misleading or otherwise, in the pub- L ISSUES N 1 . are ways and places for didnapolis Jiotatiom grates 9 in

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GALE HENRICKS GENE DAHL

Gale is one of Hoo- “The biggest little Jack and Jay, com- sierland’s most popu- voice in radio” . . . bine to make & VEr- lar singers of cowboy that's the : description satile harmony team and western for Gene Dahl. longs: jou're sure to like His baritone time favorite with raheir musical and vO-_ voice and his guitar dio listeners, Gene 18 cal talents make them are responsible for his a star performer on reat favorites with great volume of fan Hoosier Jamboree evJamboree listeners who mail. Hear him every ery morning listen regularly. morning. to listen,

RYAN BROS.

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ere we differ Irom some foreign | ceilings for cocoa butter, tised in) “*""" andmedium hd 87s | is t dd i ; Common . 1 o0a13 50 | Stubbins Jr. is secretary of the Lin- | 0 be applied in putting int} ploy D. Cerf, president of a not libelous, should be made a|permitted to reduce the size of| ira ' . OF CLEARI Co. and H:* L. Green Co—would tne securities and exchange com“Even if the charges made by the| LOVERS NOT LIGHT MINDED He's an Indian NG HOUSE : ~The following messages were | was appointed acting secretary- merchandise. | group of security houses Common Denver—*“Need reservation no- |C Calvert, recently retired after past” and probably will not rise | terest or contrary to it? no-name Los Angeles to San lion, She has been in the banking| Known as “the easy payment POT-O-GOLD judgement and determi- STOCKS same.” — —— L 8 Ayres eos pid. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U.P) Gov ver » This Year Jast Bobbs-Merrill 4': pfd........ Passenger is an Indian $22.798.447,525 \ BUYER | Consolidated Industries com. 1 13 | 230.073.375.223 T ‘ T 9: v OF SURPLUS | Sonsolidated Industries pid. .. 1 4h Cons Fin Corp pfd 9 - Louis Ruthenburg, president of INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE ; Herflits spotlight on the huge |iems rug Co com 7 he |yesterday that public relations | LOCAL PRODUCE ind how . | Indpls P % - : {far the company was per Indpis & L 4% pid io Buy, Jeff Nat Life com : as 11 | und 296: Leghorn’ hens, 320¢; 1046 war assets administration ddnooin Nat Life 51a pid... + {added that sound public relations| than No | AND | N Ind Pub Serv 5 ALLEN hearsed as always, with CLIFTON FADIMAN as - ° oy v 9:30—WFBM 0000000000000 0000ssssssned

svernments. the manufacture of soap and-a| LAMBS den Hotel Realty Corp. loperation in 1947 a country-wide |chicago underwriting house, said | indicate that other “five, dime and | nh ission merican Jewish Congress against] DAVENPORT, Iowa (U.P). exchanged today by the Los An- |manager of the Indianapolis Clear-| A spokesman for the Woolworth | stock probably will be offered at name Los Angeles to San Fran- I many years with the association, is ‘now. Executives of H. L. Green Co: Francisco,” business 28 years. an.” \ Ir S ) plan,” the W. T. Grant Co, program YOUR RADIO ONIGH A ; T pn of any such issues within the | Agents Fin Corp com G aes] Denver—“Re your message ‘re thted by a government agency in| Ayrshire Col com a wiry m1 ernment expenses and receipts for the | Bobbs-Merrill com cnr 13 erelpt 1330. 345.603 10,881,867,861 Moalance 10,171.188,037 20,073,375,222 SHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. P.).— |Deita Electric com ....... a 16% : Servel, Inc, at Evansville, told a|Ctearings $ 6,800,000 i 9 omic Va Hi 5 A 0 INFORMATION PLEASE should begin with corporation per- -— En ——————— to set prices on napolis Water fd ) | Kingan & Co com 51, lare found at three levels—the plant, Spring friers. broilers and roosters. 40« m armon Herrington com ... ) 0% Current receipt 54 1b . ) 8 Trent receipe mes special committee heard yes- N Ind Pub Serv com .;...... i; lare neglected. 25¢ LEVA NY MC . . . JOHN KIERAN ‘and FRANKLIN P. SPONSORED BY —— Aa TRE

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