Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1946 — Page 18

CPA > Early in 1947 Despite

: suit {ndustry will turn out 25 million

Sees Plenty for All

Greatest Demand.

By JIM G. LUCAS Seripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Oct. ~The men’s

suits by the end of this year, Herbert Rose, head of CPA's textile division, predicted today. This output would exceed all production records by three million suits, Mr. Rose said the industry would be “over the hump”—adequate supplies of men's suits will be available —early in 1947. Despite record production today, he said, suits are still scarce because of the war-time four-year lag, in production, ’ Pockets, Linings Helped As of today, Mr. Rose estimated 19 million suits have been produced and marketed. The previous record

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Soft Coal Production ls Down, Hard Coal Up

through middle of September tons, an increase of 3,758,000 mined in similar 1945 period. This increase would

fill troin of coal cars reaching from New York almost to Chicago.

In January, April.

| The agriculture department took

FRANCISCO Production tush of at 364,626,000 tons, which is 51,782,000 tons less than was mined in similar 1945 period. Deficit would fill train

of coal cars stretching 2% times across U.S. A.

{ mer. Consumers also were warned prepare for a new round of me

an. ary--and again in April.

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Newschart above contrasts the production of hard and soft coal, according to recent solid fuels administration estimates, Output of hard coal was 9.7 per cent greater than in similar period, through middle of September, in 1945. Bituminous production, however, was 12.4 per cent.less than in 1945,

PURDUE, I. U; PLAN LAKE COUNTY SCHOOL

HAMMOND, Ind., Oct. 4 (U. P.) — Shortages of building materials will prevent immediate action on. pre- lithe to spend it for except food. liminary plans for a proposed jointly - sponsored Purdue - Indiana | Lake county college,

much “improvement before ne

summer. Foreign Needs Declining

150 Cattle at Stockyards: Hogs, Vealers Sell Steady

Cleanup cattle trade reflected little price change at the Indianapolis stockyards today, with only 150 cattle on the market. : Hogs and vealers sold steady while fat lambs were more- active at strong to 50, cents higher, Receipts: 500 hogs, 175 calves and 525

sheep.

will be only slightly under the re

|the department said demand f

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U. P.).—|service officer for Disabled Ameri-

{long look at the meat situation to- (1 into their vacant positions. day and told housewives they may

as well resign themselves to shortages well into next spring and sum-

si at a price increases no later than Janu- | PRICE-FREE FOODS ; J : President Truman said yesterday | HIT ALL-TIME HIGH that the meat shortage probably

would get worse this winter, but the department's forecast left out the probably and saw little hope forf

Although meat output this year |

ord 148 pounds per person in 1944,

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Indianapolis industries and business houses today : were urged to

| “National Employ the : Physically { Handicapped Week” Oct. 6 to 12. William E. Scherrer, » national

a Can Veterans, appealed to employ-

ers to strive to fit handicapped per-

Mr. Scherrer said there are about six million disabled or handicapped veterans, half of whom are com- | pensable. There also are about 22

oduction Of Men's Suits May Break All

MEAT SHORTAGE Business, Industry Urged Li T0 60 INTO 1947

Price Boosts Also Are Due co-operate in ‘the observation of

abled Veterans

million non-veterans who have been handicapped by industrial accidents, he said. The D. A.V. officer advised selective placement of the handicapped | persons. “It means. simply looking at the handicapped worker from the standpoint of what he can do instead | of what he cannot do,” Mr, Sher-| rer explained. | The week was established bya joint resolution of congress adopted a year ago,

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U. P.) — | An. agriculture department survey xt | showed today that butter and cheese | prices, free of government controls, have reached record highs in many | parts of the country. On Sept. 30, the report said, top grade butter sold from 83 to 84%

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NEW FIRMS AND PARTNERSHIPS

American Wall Tile & Cabinet Co, 346 W. Washington st. Tile contracting and cabinets, J. W. Gardner, 3033 Broadway; Albert Beng, Lincoln hotel. Carl A. Wilson Co, 31 E Georgia st. Food brokerage. Carl A, Wilson, 41 w. | 52d st. | Cornell Lumber & Supply Co. 1611} Cornell ave, ‘Lumber and building ma-| terikis sales. Henry J. Jacoby and Janet | Jacoby, R.*R. 1, Box 253, New Augusta, | Ind. {

cents a pound in New York, the

ar| highest on record. Butter produc-

{overshadows supply because nearly | tion in the three weeks ending Sept. | everyone has plenty of monev and|19 was reported: down 10 per cent.

| The. report said cheese sales on

There should be a slackening in| the Wisconsin market also advanced | {present abnormal demand by mid-{to the highest prices on record. ! 1947, however, as a result of smaller |nhoted that the increases on both |

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An estate estimated at $190,000 0

FRIDAY, OCT. 4, 1946

Records

A. & P, APPEALS TRUST DECISION

Deny Government Prov( J) b

Conspiracy.

DANVILLE, Ill, Oct. 4 (U, P.).— The New York Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co, nine of its sub-

sidiaries and 15 officers convicted of violating anti-trust laws have filed

notice of appeal in federal district ’

court today. The appeal will be taken to the seventh circuit court of appeals at Chicago within the next seven months, ’ Fines totaling $175,000 were imposed on the huge grocery chain and the officers and subsidiary corporations last Saturday by Federal Judge Walter C, Lindley of the eastern Illinois district court here, who had found them guilty of carrying on a conspiracy in restraint of trade. The notice of appeal said Judge Lindley's decision would be cons tested on the ground that he “departed from or at least overlooked the character of the charge.” The appellants claimed that governments submitted “no proof con=

the trial. | “Any act proven was the act of

garments sold to non-veterans. “We are convinced that industry will be able to solve the nroblem

of getting suits to ex-servicemen |

without further help from the government.” sald Mr. Gubin,

assim

INDIANA SUBSIDIARY FIRM BIDS ON PLANT

CHICAGO, Oct. ¢ (U, P)—

. Among the bids considered for a

defense ‘plant corps hemp mill at Mason City, Iowa, was $55,000 by the Mason City Development association on behalf of Joseph Weindenhoff Inc. a subsidiary of Bow_ser Ine, of Ft. Wayne, Ind. Among the five other bids received yesterday, was $59,000, offered by the Belmont Radio Corp., of Chicago. William T, Kirby, deputy regional director of the war assets administration, said a decision would be made in Chicago within 10 days. This is the second time bids have been received for the property, consisting of one building and 40 acres.

R. R. REEDER NAMED TO LOAN FIRM BOARD Roland R. Reeder, president of Ralph RK. Reedsr & Sons Roofing Co., has been appointed a director of the Colonial Savings & Loan _ association, the banking firm has -- announced. Mr. Reeder has been associated with his father’s company here for

BUDGET BAPERTS = om

(all weights) 13.00013.55 WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U. P).—

| Sausage— |

President Truman's off-the-cuff- So an 1001300 | | statement that the government is| Cutter and SBR ol [email protected] | {going to be in the black for the ; 44 | » , : .. [email protected] | current fiscal year left his financial Soo nt i . : 1100@1130 ? Cuil .00@ 11.00 experts definitely puzzled today. Feeder and Stocker Cattle and Nau They had been going on the basis . Steers | of being in the red about $1,900,000, | 00560 pounds ............ 16.50017.50 | 000 next June 30. President Tru-| 800-1050 pounds .......é... 18 [email protected] | man’s statement at his news con- Good 300 pounds ......cenesss 14.00616.50 | ference yesterday caught them off | 800-1050 pounds ............ [email protected] | base. "500-1000 POUNAR ....vsenen.s [email protected] | Budget and treasury officials were pounds © [email protected] reluctant as a result to discuss the| . SHEEP (325) . | possibility of balancing the budget. Ewes .shorn) a ado. ai jood d ch 50@ 9. Thev ele Nang Se 3 Searer a nd CL 6.00@ 7 50 statement iro € e House. LAMBS Budget Director James E. Webb | choi nd closely sorted .... 19.00 ecto Ja | Boise 0 Siow! rr Yann IT HAPPENED A FEW YEARS AGO IN conferred with President Truma I Sood 3 & 14.000 17.00 | edium an ood ..... 0 Q@ 4. following the news conference. If Common . nsoa1ss| f A NEW YORK DRUG STORE WHERE A

PRETTY -YOUNG GIRL HAD ORDERED A CUP OF COFFEE WITH NEXT TO HER LAST NICKEL. SUDDENLY ONE OF THE PHONES - BEGAN TO RING IN A BOOTH

2 SHE KNEW THE CALL COULDN'T BE FOR HER, BUT, THE YOUNG WOMAN DECIDED SOMEONE-OUGHT TO ANSWER THE PHONE. ..SO SHE DID. THE CALL WASN'T FOR HER, OF COURSE

BUT THE VOICE AT THE OTHER END INSISTED; "COME OVER HERE AT ONCE?

ALTHOUGH LUCKILY SHE OBL

WHO HIRED HER FOR AN IMPORTANT JOB AS A MODEL. FROM THEN ONT WAS SMOOTH SAILING TO HOLLYWOOD STARDOM.THANKS - TO THAT PHONE CALL FROM LADY LUCK!

COMPLETELY BEWILDERED, YED THE STRANGE CALLER

Mr. Truman told him how the gov- | ————— ernment was going to end the cur-| rent fiscal year in the black, Mr. | PLAN BUILDING only that the President was “trying in every way to cut expenditures | | rt - Wides Realty Co. today annoynced plans to begin construction Times State Service LADOGA, Ind, Oct. 4. — Spon- Indianapolis. Forty of the apartments, it is expost, Ladoga is holding a homecom- | pected, will be completed by Jan. 1 { The! project will consist “of 20 build- |

Webb did not disclose it. He said | * OF APARTMENTS and achieve a balanced budget.” HOLDING HOMECOMING on 320 rental apartments in North sored by the local American Legion'| ling today and Saturday. Beecher |

Young, commander of the Legion |ings and will be located on E. 46th post, is in general charge of. the |st. near Marcy Village. arrangements, | Company officials said the cost of construction of the one and two- | bedroom units will be between $1,{500,000 and $2,000,000.

LOCAL PRODUCE

i PRICES POR PLANT DELIVERY . more than 30 years, Other offi-| Poultry’ Hens, 4)2 lbs. and over, 3ic LOCAL ISSUES of the Colonial under, 20c; Leghorn hens, 20c; 1946 | cers | onial association are springs, friers, broilers and roosters, 40c; | ————— S——— ! i . Leghorn springs, 36c: roosters, 16c; ducks, Harold R. Victor, president; Harry 108 ID Moc. 2 poultry, nl Nominal quotations furnished by InL. Keller, vice president, and Mary than No 1. dianapolis securities dealers: 8 Jennings, secretary, and Harry Per ai wg Fog) Ee FN STOCKS Bid Asked R. Jennings, Alfred? C, Moldthan |small, 32c; grade B large, 44c, no grade, | Agents Fin Corp com ever Try { | 35¢. Agents Fin Corp fd 19 and Raymond Sanders, directors. | Butterfat: No. 1, 77¢c; No. 2, T4c | American States pid 24 25 ———————— mn American States cl A 33 L 8 Ayres 4%9% pid 109 SILLY NOTIONS By Palumbo kik in ii J Belt R Stk Yds com .,..e00. 26 18 y a um oO Belt R Stk Yds pid . 60 Bobbs-Merrill 4': pfd........ 75 r ‘ Bobbs-Merrill com . ......0 15 r Central Soya com resis 3004 21a 9 \ Circle Theater com 767 J = fh Comwith Loan 4% pfd 107 106. Consolidated Industries com 1 1% Consolidated Industries pid 3% “Ve {Cons Fin Corp pid 91 | Delta Electric com 14Ys 18% | Electronic Lab com 3a 4% | Pt Wayne & Jackson RR pfd 95 100 > Herfr-Jones cl A ptd 14'% r - | Hook Drug Co com MY, 27 ind Asso ve) Co 2 pia 51 Ind & Mich Elec 4'2% pfd 108 111 Indpls P & L com 2612 8% Indpls P & L 4 ptd 108 111%, indianapolis Water pfd 106 | Indpls Water cl A com 10), 21 Indpls Railways com . 15 16 jeff Nai Lite com - 15's 19 Kingan & Co com ' 47s Hla Kingan & Co pfd a1 65 Lincoln Loan Co 5'% pid 100 Lincoln Nat Life 5% pfd 69 Na Marmon Herringlon com 8': 94 Mastic Asphalt . 6a ha Natl Homes com . 11% N Ind Pub Berv 5 % vax 108 108% N Ind Pub Serv com ,.... 16 17% P R Mallory com 21 22! Progress Laundry com 23% 2 Pub Serv of Ind com . 35 37! Pub Serv of Ind 3'%% pid 96'a 90, Ross Gear & Tool com 59 32 So Ind G & E 43% pid 1092 1124s Stokely-Van Camp pid 21% 21 Stokely-Van Camp com 29 3 Terre Haute Malleable 1'a By U 8 Machine com 1% Jl United Tel Co 5% . an Union Title com ‘es 42 . LN BONDS American Loan 4's OU 9M American Loan 4's. 58 97 Buhner Fertilizer bs 54 an Ch of Com Bldg 4'zs 61 96 Citizens Ind Tel 4'4s 61 103 | Columbia Club 1%s bs 84 { fionaal Fin gs 86 g 97 amilton Mfg Co bx 56 27 Hoosier Crown: 5s 56 97 GO D L 0-4 Indpis Biase & Alum bs 56 91 A SIGN OF 0 UcK | Indpls P 3s 10 105 | Indpls Railways Co 5 57 ...38 ® When a match was going to her sat. | In $80" Tel Co 3s 104 » } invesiors Telebhons Ll 99 isfaction, a famous woman golfer uhner Packing Co 4s 54 99 { N Ind Pub Serv lus 13 106% 106 would not clean her ball... for fear 3 Til Pub dh $s 75 jai 108 that the ‘good luck ‘would be L » | Trac Term Corp 5s 57 28 100 ] " : 1S A REALIST, YOU KNOW! | Wigmien orp 3s 81 3 L washed away. - 'Ex-dividend.

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was 22 million in 1939, The initial Setaevp————————— pn w—— om A county extension committees. oion need coupled with a possible | ; | 1 of 23 million suits in 1946 will 1 GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (500) discussed the project with President | gn nee up'ec wilh a p ble | putter and cheese followed the| was left by Samuel O. Dungan, pres-| ca “subordinate employee,” they goa. Buichon Frederick L. Hovde of Purdue gs | OTOP in domestic purchasing power. Sept. 20 decision of the price de-| dent of the Polk Milk Co. who! claimed be passed in the next six weeks to 120- 140 pounds s16.20 re ele . Hovde 0 ye | In regard to prices, the depart-|control board not to restore ceilings.| ; 2 i : 4 two months, he said. » 14o- 160 pounds : 188 terday. They indicated financial| ont nointed out that under the| The board met again yesterday, died last week, according to the f » ) Mr, Rose said the production MA HINE OPERATORS He 2% jounds 163 plans, ‘would he Tormmlanl S00. | rice control law livestock subsidies but took no action because inter- | will filed in probate court today, | U.S. STATEMENT speed-up is due largely to a CPA 270. 390 hounds 16.38 Boy Slate colleges have extension | myst be sliced in half by Jan. 10 [ested groups had failed to submit] The will left the entire estate to TOR - 27 d y enters in the county. imi > 1 : | i< H TON, Oct. 4 (U. ) — - order channeling cotton pockets The Indiana State Employment] 370. 300 pounds 16.25 ¢ Mr. Hovde deditated the third | 24. completely eliminated by requested data. Chairman Roy L. a son, James Duane Dungan, Indi | ernment NN Lycos and rayon lining to men’s suits dur- ’ x pusiness machine 00 33 pounds cvenis ja.3 ax ® ; aes { April 1. | Thompson said he would call an-|janapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. | current fiscal year through Oct. .2 coms ing July-September, 1946. ‘That or- | service is seeking oe 360 pounds ......_... Purdue extension yesterday at Gary. | On the basis of present subsidy |other session in two weeks or soon- | Helen Dungan LeSeder, Milwaukee, | ° ye Be Year Last Year der will remain in effect for the operators to fill vacancies in the 160- 220 pounds ..... . [email protected] | payments to packers this would | er if the requested price data is ob- | Wis. The will provided that in the | Bxpentes $ 9.506,135.204 $23,446,003,659 rest of the year. As a result, thou-|.,,njoyment security division! here. Packing Sows TRUCK WHEAT mean an increase in retail beef tained. It is now being prepared.| event of their death the estate will| Net deficit "2,602,173 12,384,131,313 sands of suits which had been beld| ;,, ,,onings include alphabetic oe 500 pounds > prices of between six mills and one| .Mr. Thompson said the material| go to their children. Cush balanes. 3013.1031¢ 53.313 810.801 back several motiths were placed s 250 330 pounds . Indianapolis flour mills and grain ele-| hq ona half cents a pound in Jan- | was- detailed and difficult to as-| The son and daughter were named Gold reserve . 20,305.849,382 20,072,753,780 »|and numerical keypunch operators| 330- 360 pounds .... vators are paying $1.99 per bushel for| ) . ; : Saket on sale and are now “on the street, : "oa 360- 400 pounds ... No. 1 red wheat. (other grades on their uary with a similar hike in April. [semble and that the parties ap-|joint executors of the will, which a i ical bookkeeping machine | Good— merits): corn, No. 1 yellow shelled, $1.68 ; : : ; : INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE i he said. and numerica eeping R00 50 poids 6 per bushel, and No..2 white shelled. $1.76; | Pork prices will go up about eight | parently had not had time to com-iset up half of the estate into a Clearings ........oveiseiiiinsss $ 5.797.008 § Manufacturers of men’s clothing | operators with salaries beginning at| 450. 800 pounds ............ 16.25 oats. testing 34 pounds or better. Tic mjlls and veal about half a cent. | piete it. ltrust fund. [Debit ooo. otsi iriia rane 23,623,000 3 already are beginning ‘to WOrry| $140 per month and provisions for| 250. 550 pounds ........... 15.009 16.00 — § about the letdown which will come increases to $170 a month. Appli- Slaughter Pigs : when supply meets demand, he said. | cants must have two years of office | Mgatum to Goce - C008 a Report Veterans Getting Suits experience including operation of CATTLE (150) hines Chofce— Harold Gubin, of the re-employ- | One of the mac ? 700- 900 a . [email protected] ment and fetraining sdministra-| William C. Belles, Hnanager o 900-1100 pounds tiara Hh y : the division, sai at two years oO -1300 pounds : 1B. 30 tion, said his agency had succeeded : e 1300-1500 pounds ... . [email protected] ; education will be ac-|Goode® . in getting Suits to veterans. Mr.| high. school A Jeol ound 1 SOIL. ‘Gubin said one large department |cepted as one year of required eX-| g00°1300 Pounds > oa h.50 store recently sold 2500 suits in perience and that completion of a 1103-1200 pounds “ot , 13.0 18 5 Philadelphia and New York to vet. | training course may be substituted | Medium— n tae ge Do si erans at $2095 apiece Another |for experience in machine operation. |, 00100 PENAL viii 380G1T00 New York department store sold| Openings will be filled. from eli-|Common— gible lists of persons who qualify 700-1100 pounds ............ [email protected] 10,000 suits to ex-servicemen. A t Heifers Chicago firm now has 4400 suits|bY successful completion of one Of go5. goo pounds ............ [email protected] which it will offer to veterans only. | the three merit examinations to be| 001000 bounds + 1.508005 Several smaller sult manufac. |€iven soon by the state personnel| goo. 400 pounds [email protected] turers have adopted the McKibben | division. J Ppiications must be filed | 800-1000 pounds ..s...v..;er 50@18. | nlan, Mr. Gubin announced. Un- by Oct. he 1d vi S30 900 pounds ....eieeiese [email protected] | der this pian, the McKibben Co. 500- 900 pounds ............ [email protected] | of New York agreed to replace to , * Cows (all weights) en esc TRUMAN PUZZLES gz. on servicerhan, but refused to replace Cutter and common .... 8.506011.25

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