Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 187, Decatur, Adams County, 9 August 1939 — Page 5

[irMIRKERS I FAVOR L um our nf Eunt EmP ,o >‘* ' ot J for Strike (a** I . Ats » * lU ' W ” Thr .<.*."!• ..rgai'lXll'k F? u( t )),. cotigre** <’f B**-jIMtIoU. *»•«»•’• »• " * j, * (hl . tao <-hk«o P'«“* » 1 , mid c<w n r ll,r * KXm ■’» ,b ’ F "“ r oOh' ’ l "’ l ' KL rot«l th* " ,r,k '* ■' B " la*' "i«ht in f«*»■«" th* conil«ny'» re wbirc !& » !,wflrd ’ d * y * Mondjy because. the ■J*. !lK y left their work to r.. . grievance t« th* , " -,v ■Ji. fhr aweting empower»tr*'(’<y conuulHee I" ■ yg, fpr i walkout w spokesman Mid a K lfct plaul" * »* ln I 1 1" ttharv -r pum would tUN production and main ■L take'* He Mid the he call’d off If 'he EL> NiMtxte’ the men and tic M<vtui:. lor national. Kpgut national policy comE*i t etmtention here three 4: «Bp'••'i-ed ita officer* |T , national atrike a»aiu»t L *2d if neceaeary a«afnat members of the “Big t'-Wilaon. Swift and Cudahy| Ea tbty agree to negotiate R|||H ll| ll|| [ fed; fifnf>le for the \ proiemonal check Vest.” but quite cottly hf wu, if one of your dwis should be tarnped with. £TNA-IZE *•*■’■■' 1 Qwck Forgery and taass Bead taued by The Alins *—* “d Sumy Company *f Coan.. vdl go* you adw Rpwwa**. The Sottles-Edwards Co. Agents •*<** Store B'dg. Dejatur, Ind.

Q- What is this? I* In an jye, U Whime eye is thit.? *• lhe eye of (he fellow who sees all the pretty girls but can’t get a date. J Why can’t he get a date? • Hecattoe he doesn't have a Motorola alto radio. M- Why doesn't he have an motorola ai to radio? A. Beaune he doesn't know he can set his 0W \ TERMS QN MOTOROLA Auto Radios. **?•/’' ran «*t his own terms on MOTOROLA Al'TO RADIOS? , "• Al the miller Radio service w< Monr '* St. Phone 625 Motorola radios * ow * s 52L95. Time payments.

for nallotial contracts. A union spokesman said today that a strike In Armour's Chicago plants would be “the signal " for an Immediate walkout in all other , Armour plants throughout the I country and that If the strike con Itlnued for s week or more thst It ■ 1 "probably would extend" to planta of other "Big Four" members. The union ordered an election today to select a strike committee | I’ulon Member* were Instructed to select a committee member for every 10 workers. Although the union appeared ready for an Immediate strike, reports among its members indicated that, even If the company continues In Its refusal to rehlre the stewards, the walkout would not be forthcoming fur al least ten days. Union members reported, with out confirmation, that James 8 Dewey. U. 8 department of labor conciliator, was enroute here from Detroit where he has been worklug to settle a strike in the automobile industry. They said he would attempt to start negotiations 1 for a settlement of the packing strike today Federal and city conciliators have failed In several attempt* to aettie the dispute. 1. 8. Dorfman, acting regional director of the national labor relations board, last night issued a formal report recommending certification of the PWOC as bargaining agent for workers In the • soap plant. He said results of an election held at the plant Thursday showed that dsn ballots had been cast for the PWOC and 143 against. Thirty-four ballots were protested, two were blank and two were voided The only official statement of Armour and Company has been a 1 newspaper advertisement which said Armour employees are satisfied and that the company has obeyed and will continue to obey 1 regulations of the Wagner labor act. GIRL BORN WITH (CONTINUED FROM FAQS ONE) i phenomenon known as 'ectopia <ordta*.** Bison said I The seven pound infant was de IWered without difficulty, doctors | said, and appeared normal In every 1 respect with the exception that her heart rested on the chest outaide the body, connected only by a large artery Medical sources said lit was the only corroborated case 1 in which a child survived such s . condition at birth. A <soo offer from a Philippine I film company for pictures of the ' baby was rejected by doctors in |attendance. The Philippines Herald reported the parents had received an offer to send the baby to the New York world's fair uuder the medical care of the Rockefel ler foundation. The pareuta had not yet made up their minds regarding Ike offer, the paper said Manila. Aug 9— MJ.PJ —A frail Fillpina mother, wracked by pain and torn with mental agony today accepted as the “will of God" the abnormal birth of her first born, a aavau pound girl with her heart completely exposed outside her body Pretty Mrs Espers lira Sacra memo De Rafael attributed the phenomenon to her constant quest for eomfort during conception, and to pictures of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Virgin of

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. 1939.

I Labor Dispute in Show World ~ ~ - -e J E ' J L' v % i -iX iL < i W • < w V Amusement world labor squabble takes ths news spotlight as a brisk quarrel within the American Federation of Ijibor thrusts a strike menace into the nation's sntertainmer.t industry. Ralph Morgan, president of the Screen Acton Guild, shown with other members la Hollywood, above, went to Atlantic City to lay the case of the Associated Acton and Artists of America before the A F of L executive council Morgan said the guild would ask the A F. of L. for an Immediate decision on the status of the American Federation of Actors—variety playen* group suspended by the <-A’s and recently admitted to sub-charter A. F of L. membership by the powerful International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes. Shown with Morgan, left to right, are Ann Sheridan. Franchot Tone, Edward Arnold. Olivia De Haviiland and James Cagney.

I Lourdes. *'! sonw-times imagined the heart painted outsld* the Lord's breast ' had veins and blood vessels; maybe that's why my baby hhs its heart outside." she told friends. MOVIE STRIKE IS THREATENED Screen Actors Guild Threatens Strike In Movie Studios Vnion Air Terminal. Burbank Cal.. Aug 9 — <U.R) — A million ’ dollar cargo of movie stars flew east today bearinx the threat of a strike which might ultimately darken every movie theater in AI merica. They demand a settlement, on their terms, of one of the moat complicated battles In union labor I annals "If we don't win the argument.” said president Ralph Morgan of the Screen Actor’s Guild, leader of the flying delegation. “I wouldn't he surprised if then- was a strike In the movie studios” Racing to New York hiIH thence to the American federation of labor meeting at Atlantic City by chartered plane were, besides Morgan. such other executives of the highest paid labor union in the I world as Edward Arnold. Btunie Barnes. Jean Muir. Lucille Glea- - non. Wayne Morris. Henry Hull, Miacha Auer, and Steers. They will arrive in New York at - 4:30 o’clock this afternoon and will I proceed to Atlantic City tomorrow 1 to tell president William Green of the AFL that they consider the transfer of an allied organisation to the jurisdiction of the stage hands' union “a case of kidnaping.” “A plain case.” Morgan said as he climbed aboard the plane here last night. "And if we don't win ' the argument in Atlantic City 1 . wouldn't be surprised if there was a strike In the movie studios. We ! are plt-dged to fight with <fv«-ry means at our command and while ; 'strike' la an ugly word, it sometimes is an effective plan of action." The fight has more angles and plots snd counter-plots than a detective story. "It's so doggone mixed up that the public probably will never understand." said John Garfield, who ' wanted to make the trip but had to stay home and make movies. H've been talking myself blue in the face trying to explain It to the actors themselves, most of thnm don’t even understand. Most of them are too Interested In their own careers to be much concerned about abstract justice.'’ Stripped of all the aide Issues, the battle bods down to the fact that the American federation of actors has been granted a charter Iby the International alliance of ’theatrical stage employees I’rev- ' loualy the federation was u part of the associated actors and artists Os America — and the screen guild demands that it be returned to that sponsorship. I As Morgan put it: what does a stage hand know about the problems of an actor? With theatrical foresight the guildsmen made their plane takeoff as spectacular as a movie premier They set up 11 studio floodlights so camermen could get good pictures They even provided highballs tor the photographers. Some 2.01 H) people about bait wearing screen guild ribbons thronged the airport. Among them J <

were «uch stars a* J* me* Cagney. Franchot Tone and Pat O’Brien — and 45 of the toughed stunt men in town. The latter were on hand to quell any poMlble diaturbance* 1 by atage hand*; but trouble maker* were conapicuuua by their abMnce. There were only two untoward Incident*: 1. Arnold, making hi* first trip on an airplane, retuaed to take off | hi* Ice cream pant* and put on | pajama* once aboard the sleeper plane. He said he wa* wared. The •tewarde** assured him he could | *tt up all night, with hi* pant* on 2. Mi** Barne*. beauteous in a yellow hat and a light-colored auit. discovered that there were 13 men and women aboard the ahip. counting the crew. She said ahe would not go. TWA official* settled that by assigning a prea* agent to go along and break the jinx. PROTEST SLASH (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) in causing such a slash thia lime." Tho*e who have signified their Intention* of making the trip In addition to the three public offl- ' cial* in charge, include: Henry B. Heller, county attorney; member* of the county council, member* of 'the county board of commiswioners. county treasurer Jeff Liechty. Mayor Forrest Elxey, city clerktreasurer V. Vernon Aurand. all township trustee* and a number of interested person* who do not hold a public office. Transportatligi will be furnished .to those making the trip. 500 Sheets S’jxll Sunrise Canary Second Sheets, neatly wrapped 35c. The Decatur Democrat Co. Seeks Beauty Crown F 4 B ■r \ ■ I JU i f f aRI CKI *» *4 1 il W j ¥fl fife* 11 FF I r / Ruth Hillock When "Mm America" I* at Atlantic City, N J . Itapt 6-10. I , Ruth Wtllock of Pittsburgh will carry the banner of Pennsylvania |in the flnab Mia* Hillock ha* . been Mlected ' Mis* Pcnnayii vama " She »m "Mug Wutara Penn»ytvani* ' lg»t year and-waa I I au tatry la thg context, I

ARMY AVIATORS DIE IN CRASH Two Army Film Are Killed In Plane Cranh In New York Baratuga Springs. N. Y.. Aug. 9 — (U.RI - An army alrpUncu crashed on the outskirts us Round l-ake , village in Saratoga county today killing two army filers The plane crashed from a height , of almpat a mile, narrowly misslug one of two other plaura apparently heading tor the northern New York "war" games. The plane tell near a group of workmen constructing a bridge ' One man. Identified as Jesse Pitts, was slightly injured. The plane burst into flames and 'Charles Cleveland, an eyewitness, said the bodies were maugied and burned beyond recognition. First efforts to Identify the victims failed. Cleveland said he saw the three planes flying north when puddeuly one went Into a spin. On its way dosm. Cleveland said II almost struck one of the others. “it was a miracle that It dl<|i t strike the other plane," Cleveland said. "It came very cloee but the pilot in the other plane apparently swerved out of the way Just In time." One of the wings of the ship as it crashed brushed against Pitts who was knocked unconscious. He was taken to a physician's home for treatment. Freeman Lighthall, one of statement »t Condition of ti>« riiuiKiTns: nnKUSin < ovrisi N«w York <»ty. New York SU Malden Uan« On the Slat Day of Decemtsr. I»3» KDW IN H ACKKILMAN. i'realdvnl FRANK SS IIAAP, Secrciary I Amount of Capital paid ui- »t 6ao,ewa.csj GRiktlM AIMU-mt OF COMPANY | Heal Rotate Lnln- uinb- • i i None Mortgage Loans on real eaute (Free from any prior incumbrance) ._ Sll.aJS.Su Bonds and Ut<"ka Owned (Book Value) IJ»«,M>3.M Ca*h >n Banks ton Intereut and Not on Intereat > .... tu.is».:« Accrued Uecuritiea (Interest « Kents, etc.).. »,351.»l s.. jriti. > . N .-us Premiums and Accounts due and in process of ...tleetlon IQJ.ISOsI . Accounts otherwise secured None Total Gross Assets -I 1,*42,11 l.al ■ reduct Assets Not Adssttted . s xTb.ssj.M Net Assets . | 1,;44,5V*.01 LIABIUTIim Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks | 1*3,13121 la>ases due and unpaid . None Losses adjusted Mid not due . None Losses una<lJuated and In suspense 153.722 *1 Hill- and Acwuunla unpaid 13,333. *2 Amount due and not due bank* or other credli .. *. ur * —- —• None , Voluntary Reserve .... 50,»(>().SO Other Liabilities of tile Company 3,5«5.74 Total Liabilities 3 il*,«i«s.■il f liro.woo OU burplus 3 su«, 1*4.1S Total — g |.?J3,30».U! KTATE OF INDIANA. otil- e of Insurance Commissioner I. the undersigned Insurance Com. -nlselonrr of Indiana, hereby certify i (hat the above ls a . orre. t copy oi '*>• statement of the Condition of 'he above mentioned Company on > ’’V da> ° r Deeembc.-. 1»3», as - loan i,y the oriaitial statement and mat the said original statement is ’ n ", w 15“ ,u * •** bls oth<-e. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto l *H l ! a *T*be m> name and alhv my official seal. this inth day of July? I»3». J (Neal) GL,. if xen II it KU, •is *■ ■ . ••’•“’’•neu Commissioner. Avd I rKT“U-io ,p " ,y ' wl “' —— —OStatement of Condition of the MTluitl i tel ti |-t (OMi-ihV Detroit. Ml< hlgatt 423 Majestic Building <>n the 31st Day of December. 1333 W <l. Ct’RTIH. President E A. GRANT. He.relary ’ Amount ol Capital paid up -3 lud.mmon I (libMN ANNETN Os COMPANY Real Estate Unlm iimb3 3«.345.3» Mortgage Imrans on r< al estate i Free front any prior Incumbrance) .. 33,335.3* Honda and Nlocks Owned ißonk Value) 4.3(3.133 1* Cash In • tribe * Banks ton interest and Not on Interest > *lo,ol**7 Accrued He* urltles (Inlereat A Itrnts, etc.).. 1g,375.»« other Nr- urltles . None Premiums and A< <minis due and in process of collection 753.3*3 54 A -mints otherwise Se- ' «•** - 33t.347.41 Total Gross Asset* 3 i,013,<U».<3 Dedut i Assets Not Ad.3 3*<i:r.l»» Net Assets . 3 |.*J3.tS».4t LIAIHLITrKH Ili-cerie or amount necessary to re|n*igre outstanding risks . 3 340,731.43 Losse» due and unpaid *43,333.4* IstsSes adjusted and not I . d ‘** ~ — None Lueses unadjusted and , u.n ""*h*''"« • None rniM and Afcuuntit un> i RM hl . • . ...... Nutt*, Amount due Mtid not du* baiiki. or other «TrdiI lUm ••••-•*•*•-Messeaaeasakaaa* . N'fJfli’ 1 Other LlMbUitlrM of the Company 1.1:11,463.44 ’ . Total Liabilities .3 3,3* ~133.14 u’. 1 '. 1 ,!* 1 - —f (SO.tmh.OO t ourpluH . | i,3un,0(i0.0( Total ..Z4.4M.753.44 •<TATK OF INDIANA. , ( 'ifllv» ot Insurance CommlsMoner the underelgtisd, Insurance Com- * t>i|io*l«fffier nf IndlntiN* lirrehy certify tout thr jglxiv© | M m «!orre« t «*opy us the MUtement of (.he <’ondlllon of jn«* eikovr mrntlonod <’on.puny on li* UUt day ot Dur4* ujg, « M , a J’ y ,h * ■UUilient and lh»it the old oriel mi I ntalemrtit Ik i nu « u 2“ U‘*** <HBre. In reMthnotiy Whereof. I hereunto -übscrlbe mv name and affix my ofti. j la I seal, tills li't li day of July, Item (Nesll QUO NEW-BAUER: .1. V< . > I"’ 1 "*"** Cotnmlsßlonai. ( aVqV' h bZsL c io!"‘’ -Us ' - • l * u '

cyewiuipwes. said be beard one ot tbe xtiginea sputter ga the three pls use were overhead. “As 1 glanced upward. J saw one of ths plane* drop out of for matloq,” be said, “and I thought the pilot was attempt Ing to straighten the ship with wing-over maneuvers." , “In a fradlon of a second there was a terrific crash," be said. Mitchel Field. N. Y„ Aug. 9 — (U.R) — Army aircorps officers here said that the victims of a plane c rash naar Baratoga Springs today were believed to be Lieut. Morri* Thoma* mid Private Gerrity enroute from Mtirbel Field to Malone. N. Y H in an observation plane. -- o F. D. R. RAPS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) lug forced American business to the brink of a precipice. She *ald that when they were children they often had visited the home of "Uncle Ted" — former President Theodore Roosevelt — al Oyster Bay. M. Y., aud he had Hued them up a «and bluff, raced them to the brink and had them leap over tbe precipice. Thus they learned, a* children, how hard it was to climb liack up to the brink agalu. "sliding back two step* for every one taken forward." When the president laughed, she amend ed the remark to say that they | slid beck one step for every two taken forward. Then .Mr Roosevelt took up the suggestion He said he had hoped to provide a graded adjustment period in which private enterprise could employ dispiaNlatemenl ot Condition of the *».** **t«TF.HI>*M < 3*l ALT* «1131'1*1 Baltimore. Maryland 437 St Paul Street .Un the 3lst l*ay ot December, 1*33 J. ARTIII R NtJLSoN, President SIFFORD PEARKE, Se-ret ary-Treasurer . Amount of Capital paid up '3 -i. GItOMS ASSETS OF COMPANY Real Estate Unlnvumbsred . 3 *.»33.033.78 I Mortgage Loans on real estate (Free from any prior im umbram e) „ None Bonds and Stock* Owned 'Market Value) 1t.337.035.33 Cash in Banks (On Interest and Not on tn- ' teresti . .... 1,137.133.37 Accrued Securities (Interest a Rent*, el'.)_ 43.4te.73 1 Other Securities ... None i Prasniunis and A-- ounts due and In process of 1 < Otte, (ion J.M1,55>,41 Vvount* otherwise *e- ’ cured **7,153.3* Total Grtßa Assets *23,137,37*.50 Dedu- t Assets Not Ad1 mitted * 125.3*4.85 1 Nel Assets *33,»71.3*3.aS LIABILITIES j Reserve or amount ne- ., < essary to reinsure ' outstanding risks * 4,113,3*3.34 1 Losses due and unpaid None Losses adjusted ano not ’ dur 10.531.04 UM . Losses unadjusted aud In suspense None Hills and Accounts Ull- ' paid ... iso.aee.w j Iteaerve for Vuntlngen- < les .. 1.2*5,403.43 Vmount due and not due banks or other -redl- , leva - None 1 Other Liabilities of the Company L435.3t5.14 [ Total Llabilltlea *2<( •>! 1.332 5S '■■'l'lial * i .ohiihiii uo Surplus 8 t.i Total *33,071.3*3.*:* STATE OF INDIANA. Offk'e of Insurance Commissioner I. the undersigned. Insuran .e Com- , nilssloner of Indiana, hereby certify 1 abnve Is a »orre, t copy of I i, *B*i*ment of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on, the Slat day of December. I*l*. a*' ' ,h * •"'•e'nal .Sit. meat and! tl'at the said original statement la ’, w S." rll * ,n this oflt. e, ..1L 1 ““*»«"> Whereof. I hereunto ■ ".1"!*“ • nd “'h* "'V " m *' I < Ullhryl, th In |»th gt Ay t ,f j u | y GKO H NEUnAUEII. •it u a i * nßur *n*‘t CutnnilimiQiitfr. AniUNT L£ie ,tM *" > ~u,e 0 Statement of Condition of the I tt.l.t; IMIKMMII iomi'im New York. N. Y. 130 Wllliatn fftreai on the 3|at Day -if December, HHt F. J O'NEILL. President F S I‘ERRYMAN. Hedclary Amount of Capital paid up •* l.uvo.ueo ii* tlltiNM AMETN OF COMPANY Ural Estate t nimumb- „*'*'* , * Nun* Moi (gage Loans on rr*| estate fFree from any prh-r Incumbrance) „ None Bonds and Kt<xks Owned ' Market Value I . 7,043,71* 34 I < ash In Banks ion Interest amt Not on Intcrest) 473,435.83 Accrued He- urßie* (Interest a Kents el' I 4».8.1* 22 ' Other be- urttles — Bills Receivable 1,3*3.40 Premiums In course ot collectiun 44U.443.33 Premiums and A- -ounts due and in proces* of (Ollectlon Sll(| „ Account* otherwise so- ""*< 143.3F1.4* . TeW V*'»ss Assets 8 4Jt47.0*7.«l Deduct Asset. N o t “'“•d ..J *1,331.70 Net Assets * , *i LIAHILITIEN I nest lied Premium lie- . I Lt 18.518.14 • *"*rve for tjoss.-* ~001,24*.t"' Reserve for Investing- i tlon of claims 73.027.'Ju Reserve Tor Cummlei slrni* ... 1*7.323.00 Itsjervr f ur Bill* and Taxes ... NHii.niio Ou ' •iiintary H«N***rvr> i ohv 45a b*i IVthee Liabilities Ot tlio ' Company |03,*27.77 ••Ti. 1 ?. 1 *-**9lllllo* . * t.Ms.ots.ei ' 11. 1 !?. I - ■ I l.'ioo.omi no Kurpius I Looll.oo'l,o'l ■ fo ‘“* - I 3.335.4*571 dTATE OF INDIANA. ! .ttlb e of Insurance Cummlaslonrr I. the uixli rslgnerl. Insurance Com--nlsslutior of Indiana, hereby vertltv that the above Is a correol copy or the Nlatemeiil of the Condition of i the shove mentioned Company on • the 31st day of December, ik.la. us • hewn by the original statement atul i that the sold original ulaieiueiit la I now <jii file in thia office. In Testimony Whereof. I hereunto subscribe my iistue and allD my ofteial seal, this 10th day of July, l*2'i IboaD QLO H NLWBALLI. 1.. .. insurance Coiumlsslbni i

er* but that hi* opponent* had (lealad a preclpioe He aaid It I I* hard to get gown a precipice without danger to life and limb and the descent usually entail* a i slowing up i Tbe loud tug hill, be aaid. had been intruded to provide a grad- i uated descent from the level of i high unemployment. The congressmen a "gamble" with the neutrality bill, he *ald. i might affect 1.500.000.00 n human* in the world Hi* plan had been to eliminate mandatory arms vm bargoe* on belligerent* and he i said the congreaamen who bet he i waa wrung had tied hie hand* ao that he waa virtually poweriea* to make an American effort to pre- . vent the outbreak of a great war. ■ o Adams County Lad * 1 Saved By Action Os Family Dog • ♦ • ( Jterne, Ind. Aug >—(Special to ; tbe Daily Democrat)—lt ha* again been proved that a dog i* not only a fileiMl of man. but of children a* ( well. The family dog owned by Mr. aud Mr*. Menno Schwart* of rut of Berne I* credited with having saved the life of their 4-year old son. Daniel. Recently a bread delivery truck stopped in front of the Scbwartx home The youngater, playing around the premiae*. came running and without anyone noticing It, grabbed hold of one ot the rear tender* Tbe driver of the truck then drove away. Tbe lad, Statement of Condition of the IOMSKHI I*l STAMtAKU 11**1 KAM E (St. Fort Worth. Texas Trinity Building J. H PLt MMKR, President K F VASEN. Secretory Amount ut Capitol paid up loo.oooue GROHS ASSETS OF COMPANY Real Estate t'nlncumb.Id * 3,..uuu.ee Murlgaae Ixmsiis on real . estate (Free from any prior Im umbrance > 3M34.ee Bonds and Slucks owned (Stucks Market Value. Bonds Amor- i ‘ Used! . 1,311,674.3* Casii In Banks (Un Interest and Not un In- ' terestl „ 538,*»5.*4 Accrued Securities tin- 1 Wrest a Rents, etc.).. 5.U37.4* Other Securities None , , Collateral L»an* ... 43.70V.0v Premiums and A- counts due and In process of ...lie. non Mt.347.3i 1 Accounts otherwise se- < • ured . N c . Due from He Insurance ‘ Ccmpame* »,<»(>.44 ( 'Mher Asset* tU3.175.2t Total Gross Assets * 3,Mu.**2.*2 > Deduct Assets Nut Admitted * n>:,,:x044 Net Assets * 4,433,412.4* I t.l ABILITIES Reserve or amount ne- ■ essary to reinsure outstundina risks I 1.152,712.. tn I [...5-es due and unpaid. Nuno I Losses adjusted and uol d»* ... r Num I t«osses unadjusted and In suspense ... 1,133,434.34 1 "Bills and Accounts unpaid 13.5154 V * Amount due and not due banks or other credl- ’ tors . None 1 Ollier Liabilities of the Cumi>an>- 133,1*4.43 1 * _— Total Liabilities .. * 2,331.037.42 I Capital * soo.oau.ai" , .* 401.334 »6|; ' Total 7 3.425.412. Ik II — ■I STATE OF INDIANA. ! ' "Itl. e ot Insurance Commissioner 1 • I. the undersigned. Insurance Comnlsaloner of Indiana, hereby certify 1 that the above Is a corre-1 copy of 1 the Statement of the Condition of ' the above mentioned Company on 1 the 3tst day ut Imretnher. IOS* as 1 ’< shown by the original statement and 'j that toe said original statement Is 1 il now on file In Hila other 1 In Testimony Whereof, I hereunto il sul'scrtlw my name and sllh my offl- > I cist seat, this 10th day of July, lists*. < I (Seal) GEO. H NEWHAUER. Insurance Commissioner. •If Mutual Company eu stale. ' . AUGUST 3— IP. Q.. _ Statement of Condition o'Tlfl^ - THE l-HEFEHHEI) *4 ( IDEA'I" IAMHIME 4 o*4l** AY 4>F OF NEW *ORK New York. New York Ml Maiden l*anc < On th.- 31st Day of December. 133* BDWLN It AI'KEKMAN. President FRANK SCIIAAP. Secietary Amount <>t Capital paid up *3 I .(luo.Uuo 1111 GROHS ASSETS OF COMPANY I Ileal Estate I'nlncuiiili- • 4 27.530.3 x : • Moriaaac Loans on real estate 1 Free from any prior Im-umbrame) 7 41.34*. li 1 1 Honda amt Stocks Owned ißook Value) 7,a»».»5*.01 i Cash In Banka (On Interest and Not on In- * '»•*«» „ • -V 524,433.55 , 1 Accrued Ke- uriiiea <tnh Itsnts, etc.)_ 37,024.19 other Securities None ' Premiums and Aeeounts I 1 due and in procra* of toile, lion ...» 1,283,334.12 1 Account* otherwise secured None l i.l OtMa A-M"t- 8 J.".<*».14*.g4 Deduct Assets Not Ad1 Ihßtrd 8 *22.414 I Net Assets . 8 3,043,732.7* LIABILITIES Itvserve I>r amount no1 l essary to reinsure outstanding risks .8 1,534,4 twin 1 os«ea due and unpaid . Noun Lu-ses adjusted and not 1 | 1 . •*••• . 10.t00.U0 I 1 Isea unadjusted and th suspense 8,318,8*4.43 1 Hills and A-couiila unpaid ... 343. ;*4 Ui I Amount due and not due iH'ttka or other vretn- j ' . *•" • » '■» Non* 1 Voluntary Reserve 3uo,<mouo Other Liabilities of the I f Company 35,436.84 '•‘"''•l Liabilities ... 8 5,144,*2*.21 1 1 l.Ouo.ono.nn ' 4_3.314.9Jt 4 : T ’»‘“* - 8 i7m,7M-<» STATE OF INDIANA. us insuranee Comtnli.aiuner . ' V'* tnauranu* Com- ’ mlssloner of -111111011*, hcreb, • *rut> > I'l* J, I ’’, '* “ uerrett c<>py u ofi the Htatentent nf the Condition of k* ft iiieiith»n»*d Cniiipmiv oti 1 L »h<* 4li»t Gmv o( December. 193 M. *n ?hLT , Ii by '.rirtHMi nttttement nn<i ' * tliMt th« ©Mid oriKiital NUtement Im ?,O i W l** t* l *" oftte** In rpiitlimitiy W»i«rrof. | hereunto aTf tienie and i*ni K , liy n ffi. 'lm I ■<*<!. thin IWtli day of Julv 1949 1 M.s. . Itthurancd CbmmfHlunet AVMui*i !d^4i, .'‘ , ‘‘ U ’' • U ‘ ,s -

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Incoming frightened, did not break hl* hold and a* th* truck picked up speed did not have the nerve to let go of the tender aud ko kept on running The crlM of the mother went unheard and aoon the truck was dragging the lad ■■ Ute speed us ute machine became fa*t er than the boy could keep up. Then Hie family dog. aoualng sum.-Ihln | waa wrong, look up the chase, overhauled the truck and made auch a noise that the driver knew something was wrong He slopped and discovered the boy. and except for being out ot breath, the boy was practically uninjured. ■ ■ —®—— — Henry Mvrgenthau In 111 In Luropc Copenhagen. Denmark, Aug. »— tllenry Morentbau Jr., united Btale> yecretary of the treasury, waa confl.ted to'bed today with a »llght lll•tea*. His condition was not consid ered cause for anxiety. Mcrgentbau I* on a holiday trip in Europe. -— o - . Trade In a Goon Town •— Oecatu. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILEVktotf CxM-tad tai Jw Om as Wfa taMwwagkm'bCe to r>.-t flcwln* frssty. rour*oo4doss*'l4lees*. It Jest decays I* Uw keweto. Gas bloats ep your stomarto You get conotlpatsd Your Wboie oystewi to l- woned end roe feel ooar, ounk and tko worM took* peak. A SMTS br.erl movement doeen't got at the eauae. It take* tboao good, old CanoFo LHUe Lh-r Fllto to *et 4m two pounds ot bile fl -wlrr frve'r and make you feel “up and up " Bamleoe. gratia. yo< eesasIn* tn making bUs flow freely Ash for Carter's Llttie Ltoar Fills by name. 34 rents ntuShosaly Mfuso anythin* atos. Statement ot Condition of the i"iw«ii(Dii ii»itt,n 4 O*4t*»A* Lancaster. Fenn*. 22* East Orange Street •>n tin- 3lat Day of December, 1*33 HOWARD W. BODY, President J STANLEY HILL. Secretary V -c. .nt of Cupltal paM paid up *8 234,0M.W GROSS ASSETS OF COMPANY Real Estate I'nlncumb- . ri-l 8 :84.113.M Mortgage Loan* on real estate (Free from any prior ln< umbram e) None Bonds and Slo< k» owne<l i Market Value) 437.313.31 Cash In Banks (On Interest and Not on Interest i » 1*1,413.43 Accrued Securities (tn- » terest A Rents, eb .).. 7,004.17 Other He- urltles ... .... None Premiums and A> counts due and in process of .oliectlon .... 330,233.73 Accounts otherwise secured 34,465.42 T- tai Gros* Asset* * 1,2*7,344.71 Deduct Assets Not Admitted 8 41.044.20 N't A --.I- 8 1434.4M.81 LIABILITIES Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks 3 3*4.74*07 Ixsses due and unpaid 2*4,133.51 Losses adjusted and not „du» Non* Voluntary Reserve 1".053.57 Bills and Accounts unpaid 3.734.D* ExpenM of Investfgalions, etc 44,304.34 other LtabUllie* of the Company — Res. for Taxes 37.374.33 Total Llabllltle* 8 M4.4M.kl 1 "apitol ■ 360.0M.00 Surplus 8 I3o.tioo.o<> Tutal ~334.4*0.31 STATE OF INDIANA. offtee of Insurance Commt.uiloner I. Hie undersigned. Insurance Cutilmiaatoner of Indiana, hereby eerttfj I bat the atwve is a correct copy of •he Statement of the Condition ot tlw above meiitlonril Company on the 31st day of Deeeinb.-.. I*3*. as • lw*n by the original statement and tnat Hie said original -(aliment I* now on file In this offl. e In Testimony Whereof, I hereunto •ulMkrlbe my name amt affix my offl cial seal, this totli day of July. 1039 <Heat) GKd |f. NEW HAI ER. Coinnilssluner. -if Mutual Company so aisle YCGI ST *—lo. —O — Stati-ment of Condition ot the PEFHI.Ess ( Ist ALT* toMPAM Keene. New Hampshire I* Federal Street on the 31at Day of lu-ceniuer. IM* W AI.TEII tt PERRY, president w m F. PERItY. Secretary Amount of Capital paid up *8 MA.HM.M GROSS ASSETS OF COMPANY Real Estate Unincumbered 3 None Mortgage Loan* on real estate (Free from any prior ln< umliram c > .. S2.iisu.wti Honda amt Stocks owned 'Market Value) 1,tut),*27.*1 <*a*>i In Bank* (On Interest ami Not on Interest I 214.*4*.2* Accrued Securities (Interest A lli'tiis. etc.).. 1<>,*01.73 Other Securities None I'olialeral Loan* 33.5M.U0 Premium- amt Account* due a')d in process of collm'tlun 11,21'7.41 Accounts otherwise se. ufsml . Kono Reinsurance Losses -3,448.1* "lotal Gross A--et- 3 1,u34,t14.b3 Deduct Assets Not Ad?'"‘*f* 8 4.333.77 Net Assets I 1,533,350.35 LIABII.ITIEH Reserve or amount ny. censury to reinsure nutstamiliig risks I 2uL»l*.2> laiaaes due and unpaid None Losses mljuated and not , d “* Nogs Losses unadjusted and In suspense . 3' 4,501.31 ! BUIm and AecounU un- !■ ' 1,1 81 Hleli Amount dur and not duv bankM or other credit turn • »»•••»*•»*••*«.. *0 other Llablllticß of Uott'PMy Non, ••**hllltle» 8 *49.3(13.:: I .... I •W0.000.0H | 4M.W.81 Total STATE OE INDIANA. ‘MJlve <if hiauratice CommUMonei* J. the undnralanrd. Com* hrr» by vertlf> 1 the above |« g «'<»rrrct < «»t»y nf thr Mtatenient us the Condition of I ihr above nirnlhmed Company, on the :ilst day of December. tfl.'iXTTs wlmWn by th.- urtoinal -tatsmmit and •list tile said nrigiuai statement is now on file in his nth, e. In Testimony Wliereof. I hereunto ■ubserib* mv name and alh . my offl dal seal, this loth day of July, lt».lp (He*!i uEO 11 NEtVBAt ST St* U . . Cotnmlsslousr. ,7 Jtft'Ua'"" “ *“••