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A request to increase night-time power of radio station WFBM from

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—American economists have been meeting in Philadelphia to air their views on economic problems. They have been listening to many who are not economists. . One such speaker was Chairman Jerome Frank of the Securities and Exchahge Commission. The interesting feature of the ses- |« sion at which Chairman Frank . spoke was that another SEC Commissioner—Leon Henderson—who is an economist, also spoke and took issue with Mr. Frank. This is of still - further interest because the a! question they disagreed about was " monopoly and both “these gentlemen sit at times on the Temporary National = Economic Com which is investigating monop Mr. Prank expressed a vie the New Deal has played" one way or another since fit came into power—that is, that onopoly f® in some of its forms and areas is inevitable and, perhaps, de-

1000 watts to 5000 watts, same as the daytime power, is made in an application filed with the Federal Communications Commission in Washington.

the additional pewer would necessitate installation of a directional antenna to prevent interference with station WNAC, Boston, which shares the 1230 kilocvcle. If approval is obtained the change is expected to be made in May, he said.

2500 INDIANA FARMS BOUGHT

Joe Pierson, chief announcer, said|

Extend $8,343,000 in Credit, ° To Farmers, Tenants |gooa'ana "©" |3o0d snd Choice

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Lighter. Weights Advance Dime in Trade Here; Vealers Drop.:

Gains ranging from 10 to 25 cents were made in hog prices at the Union Stockyards here today, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. ; Most weights below 230 pounds sold 10 cents higher. Heavier weights were 15 to 25 cents higher. The top price quoted was $6.10 on the 160 to 180-pound division. Vealers sold 50 cents lower with a top at $12.50. Packing sows moved up 15 cents. Lamb prices were generally steady. ts. Dee. 5 33 FOUN | TR “S 8 ...0 615 8410 2 ... 6.00 500 29... 610 251 3 ... 6.10

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STOCK TRADING |

QUIETER AFTER ACTIVE START

Reinvestment, Covering by Shorts Advance Shares | To $2.

By UNITED PRESS Trading quieted on the New York stock market when Congress assembled today after running at a rate of more than a million shares for a full session. , Prices held fractions to $2 above yesterday’s close. . Many leading issues, including A. T. & T. and Sears-Roebuck, were at highs for more than a year. Betterment was ascribed to re-

investment demand and, in some instances, for example Chrysler and steels, to short covering. Steel issues were favorites ‘and held gains ranging to more than $1 in Bethlehem. Mercantile issues improved on better trade reports. Cop-

TONIGHT . 8:00—Fred Allen, WIRE. . 8:00—Star Theater, WFBM. 9:00—Kay Kyser, WIRE. 9:30—Indianapolis Symphony, WFBM. :

WFBM and WIRE finally have passed WLW in popularity with local listeners, a recent telephone

survey shows, The Indianapolis broadcasters forged ahead some time after last August. ; According to the survey, the local stations win out by a score of 28 to 21 in percentage of daytime listeners. After dark 37 per cent of Indianapolis listeners favor WIRE and WFBM, while 17 tune in the Ohio station. These figures are based on 14,088 telephone calls between the hours of 8 a. m. and 10

. m., Interest in European war bulletins and comments and an upturn in local program quality are credited by broadcasters for the clrange in listening tastes. - » 2 ”

‘Anis Fuleihan’s “Fiesta” andthe Fantasy-Overture, “Romeo and Juliet,” by Tschaikowsky, will make up the broadcast tonight by Fabien Sevitzky and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at 9:30 o'clock on

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he'll ‘revive one of 'his early roles, Inspector Bungle McAllen. And for a guest he'll have 4-year-old Carl Johnson, reputedly one of the hot test, as well as the youngest of the world’s swing trumpeters. Fred’s anniversary “is excuse tnough to tell again the story of his first sponsored program. Came ‘broadcast time and no studio audience had showed up except the sponsor and a party of friends. The program producers were. frantic. ‘Suddenly an abashed citizen rushed in. “I forgot to send out the tickets,” he wailed. ‘“They’re here in my pocket!” | : Page boys were dispatched to round up sightseeing parties and everyone in sight. Pleadings and cajolery finally got in a quorum to watch the first Allen broadcast. . Today. it practically takes a lete: ter from your Congressman to wane gle one of the 1500 weekly ducats.

Charles Boyer, furloughed from the French Army, will be back on

Hollywood Playhouse at 7 p. m., NBC-WIRE. Hell be heard in “When Tomorrow Comes,” with Gale Page. . . . Luise Rainer and Walter Abel are the stars of Edward Sheldon’s perennially popular “Romance” on this evening's Star Thedter broadcast, CBS-WFBM at

sirable. John W. Hanes (left), former Undersecretary of the Treasury who

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"laws cannot be made effective in the ' “mass production industries and that we should recognize this and sanction monopoly there and regulate it. Mr. Henderson said he believed

Times Special =; LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3.—Since the Farm Credit Act of 1935 was passed, 2500 farmers and tenants have pur-

resigned, congratulates his successor, Daniel W. Bell, who was elevated “to the post by President Roosevelt. | !

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were strong. Rails rose fractions to $1 in the general list. The highpriced Norfolk & Western rose to a new high. Curb stocks steadied in forenoon trading on early gains ranging from

Fred Allen begins his seventh year for his present sponsor and his ninth consecutive season on the air with tonight's broadcast, 8 o'clock on NBC-WIRE. For the occasion

‘Kay Kyser (9 o'clock tonight, NBC-WIRE) will be starred in ane other movie due to start production in March. The title: “Kay Kyser in Hollywood.” ]

By UNITED PRESS ¢ fractions to more than $1. All sec- # 8 =» a" = DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES |tions of the listed bond market im- : THIS EVENING

; roved in brisk forenoon trading o 30 INDUSTRIALS p g, Last Oe Yosterday i. Co 15143 4119 Demand for gilt edged shares EARLLL Indjanaselis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announces A Week ago... _o7s| featured an otherwise irregular ADIANAFOLS on changes after press time.) : Month ago... +2.29|trend on the London Stock Ex- ND IaNaroU INDIANAPOLIS CHICAGO - YOAr BBO +evoiesvniionvsions 154.85 -+1.21| change, Trading was moderately (CBS Net.) WIRE is WB EN, J80 NBO MBS Kathleen Norris

High, ’39-40, 155.92; low, 12144, active. ; Kathie tore Girl Alone Mrs. Roosevelt Kitty Keene

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232]. +0.12] MERIDIAN, Miss, Jan. 3.— Year ag . cess 23.20 40.35 Sh a TT Tom Arrangements have been completed High, 1938, 25.19; low, 15.14. for the opening of Meridian’s shirt : factory, the city’s venture into subLast Change | Sidized industry, which has been

Nat Bond&Shr. 20 20 Uy Closed since May, Nat Cash Reg . 15% 13% on Mayor Clinton Vinson and E. P. Nat Dairy pf A 116% 116, 1, | McNeill, secretary of the Chamber r Nat Dist Llers . 24% 3 31% Ys | of Commerce, announced that the 8 | NY ono Lt. Bre 18% "'u |Phillip-Jones Corp. of New York NycastL f .. 39 3 = HY City has sold the $100,000 factory NY Ship 4 building to the Meridian Manunal el 7 pf.115 3 5 N.Y Ship Df 23% 2” facturing Co., which will open it for 995. 3.25 cee 22 22 2% No Amer, va 3, es 23 u operations March 1. A Frey ty No Poeifion i %8% 8% 8% ©..%*| The building was erected by public : subscription in 1934 and a contract was entered into with the PhillipJones Co. by which the'company was to acquire title to the structure|’ upon paying out $1,000,000 in payrolls. The $1,000,000 payroll was reached early his year and .shortly thereafter in May, the plant shut . down. The factory had also been exempt from ad-valorem taxes for a five-year period. Mr. McNeill said the Meridian Manufacturing Co. had contracts to make shirts for chain stores. It expects. to start operations with 200 employees and gradually increase to about 800.

COUNTY GRAIN SHOW OPENS TOMORROW

s| The first All-Marion County grain show will be held tomorrow and Friday from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the Ben Davis High School. A corn-hog and farm management school will be operated in conjunction with the show. Premiums will be awarded for

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that monopoly had a great deal t0/chased farms in Indiana, according ‘Slaughter Cattle & Vealsrs (Receipts, 1291) do with the prolongation of the de-{i, Emest Rice, president of the Choice” 0 50-11 50 Yearlings, excluded) pression. Federal Land Bank of Louisville, 900-1100. 10.2011 20( Sausage — oh] ‘5 WHETHER OR NOT the anti-| Mr. Rice said the bank and the 10sio00 '¥.io-iv1o Meaiuni... 6.35: Td trust laws can be enforced is a point|Land Bank Commissioner extended ~+00d .15-10.50, er a that remains open. Certainly We more than $8,343,000 of mortgage|i jo 1300. 8./3-10.49/Good and will never enforce them I loans and other credit in Indiana |fjusiid®: B0-10.00! , Choice. 11.50- 50 try to do so. No sam] Difie nS during the four-year period ending 330-1100. 8.00- $35, medium. 8.00-11.50 A ih ares i effort 7 do it. | Sept. 30, 1938. Sommon— oes 28 Feeder,’ Stocker \ = . .49= 4. . ves AY the S teavevelt Administration The average amount of credit ex-| 70:1100 Ko B00 Co nts. n by suspending the laws outin fol. ay the Nua, attempting to set up monopolies In evely indusity. | hart, St. Joseph, Allen, Noble, Wells, (5 I oe in Whitley,” Huntington and Wabash ® ; Counties. : : jch men said could never be|™" al It could never be enforced | “Some farmers and tenants got | common lay m Wat : i these loans to buy farms which | 500- 900. 6.00- 6.75 Medium and _ _ , |Anacenda in New York where police were hn ey i ; | I, Haim 58 on. 078 [Roe * controlled by: the saloon-keepers. they were already operating as ten- Good ...» 8.50- 7.00 Calves (steers) Armour Ill ) fu t it was enforced in many cities ants while others selected new sites, Medium .50- 6. Igoe and Ci e-11.00 Armstrong Where the authorities really tried to] MI: Rice said, “Some Of the farms sommes 415. 5.75 Mefium g5| Atl GEWI Ill dc it were bought from retired farmers, Canter ¥ 4.00- 4.75 ier: Aviation Corp .. le gE monopoly theory of Mr. other individuals, and concerns and Ii ar oe il ‘ Frank’ favorite one with him|others were purchased on credit [200 down.$8.75- 9. - ank’s is a favorite . 2 » n.50- 8.75] Balt & Ohio ... 6% and it sits well upon his social terms from the Federal Land Bank.” | 50y aown. 1. IB] Bara Br ar. 137 theories since he is a New Realer. Prospective farm owners may bor- SHEEP AND LAMB (Receipts, 504) an sdall But it is formed. without any con- row from the Federal Land Bank|Good and choice TILT 835 935 yu ELL sideration Whatever of the economic any Thi His Conynissloner oo Medium and good ......00 .00- 8. mr nts involved. . - ? Some iy 8 8 = praised normal value of the farm.

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aid monoply was the chief wen ho see so ANE of the|banks have been admitted to mem- beet esky $5.1546. 15; canners, $4.28@4 15, Spt Hd i i : [eW; 80; wel sausage S cee depression. berships in the Federal Reserve Sys- $7.65 Pare: lot BS arn, $12.50; 4 pres a car oe legalized in the basic mass pro- i. |lambs and yearlings strong to 15 cents Purity Bak .... ’ oa industries. The automobile the Federal Reserve Bank of Chi higher; sheep steady; lamb top, $9.60; lim2 * Does he | 889 announced today. ited number, $9.50; bulk. [email protected]; good industry is such a one. es Ne “ mme bank the First Bank of |vearlings, [email protected]; native .ewes, [email protected]: 90 t introduce it there? § Dans are the SU Bank OL 7 0M) Yhiweights to $4.75; today's trade ‘Br 36% wan : "industries | Berne at Berne, Ind, and the|fat L3nbs and yearlings 15 to 25 cents|Climax Moly Co 39% Furthermore, | these ISW11°S | Roadchdale Bank & Trust Co. lower; good to choice led wooled lambs, |Cluett Peab . comprise the great heavy industries [email protected]; top, $9.35 to small killers; sheep Colgate P-P ... 18% v “chief of private Roachdale, Ind. about steady; few native slaughter ewes, |C Broadcast A 24% 2 which are the chief source 0 L. A. Sprunger is president of the |[email protected]. Gol Rictures vit ls investment. To introduce monopoly be 8 : Hogs—Receipts, 19,000; early trade gen-|Col Pictures pf 20 to strangle invest- Berne bank. A. N. Sprunger is vice |eraliy 10 to 20 cents higher; closed active, |Com Credit ... 48 I ne veny heart of the cap. President, EW. Baumgartner is| 3% 5, 00s 40: (00, 8 F336 81 Com oveninn 40 - $ AR i - ., $5. 5.95; 220- . |Comw son ment at the very heart of the CaD~ |, ier ang Miss Frieda Lehman, |[email protected]; 240-370 ib. butchers largely |Gong-Nairn =... 33% oa way io put this system on assistant, cashier. Mr. Schaller said 3886108 0.0%, Wiieests RETR: Sons Spi: b : : ih § i t+althe bank had deposits of appoxi-|iighter weights up to $4.90. Gons Edison .. 31% the skids and ruin- it quickly is to ak onopoly the order in the|mately $1,666,000. : St asdison pt. make monopoly C. H. Crosby is president of the] OTHER LIVESTOCK [Shi Si heavy industries. 8 Cont Oil Del ! Roachdale bank. Charles Hanna is| CINCINNATI, Jan. 3 (U. P.). — Hogs— hy el v7 » | vice president; Nathan Call, cashier Salabls, 2200: woual, 2278, [acilve on, Tight Prod .... 64% ; DAILY PRICE INDEX and trust officer; Galen S. Irwin,|$s. 5 430° 86.10: 100-140 A $403 Soy res are i 3 i 5.25; .25 down. { ee p a _ NEW YORK, Jan. 3 (U. P.).— assistant cashier and assistant trust | @3.2>; so¥s mostly 80.20 al 450: calves own Oo, 2 28 +1 Spicer, Mig oo 38 & Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted | officer. The bank has deposits of 250; supply light, most Jight yearlings ~2nd Crown Zeller pf 90 90 90° Sricge ane of. / he heifers abou ady, ; - ne c price index of 30 basic commodities, approximately $480,000, Mr. Schaller | 084158 Roh *Veatiings and steers, $86 Cb AT. 2 iled by United Press (1930-32 said. : 9.50; load choice fed fat beef cows, $6.25@ ! Cuneo Press .. comp : 6.75: canners and cutters mostly $4@6; |: ears of yellow corn; ten ears of ? 1 , average equals 100): 10334 prasucel lop sausens pulls. $7750 veslerp| le ® Co... 23% : KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change): Yesterday ...ccecocceencacces : v Sheep—Receipts, 150; another light sup-|Del & Hud... 23 corn: si , 150; cee orn; single ear of white corn; peck Week 220 ....oeveeeeeeeeee 12831 Curb Stocks piv. ‘steady few medium to. good native |b Lac & W.. 5% Of om aie of DECY | MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHEKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM. 850. ; - 119.75 ambs, [email protected]: strictly good and choice | Diam Match .. 33% yellow soybeans; peck of colore ' ; Month 280 cecoeseerccorcncce : quotable higher; common and medium, | Dist Seag 19% . . mente | NBU-BLUE—=WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. : 105.97 Net |Juotable Dist Seag 491 soybeans; peck of white oats; peck A Re A aad ny High Last Caanget #00850 lense ! Dresser Mfg -. 1794 of colored oats; peck of wheat and| NBC-RED—WEAF. 660; WTAM, 1070: WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. a. Dien uly 2 melee 22° 3% 39% + | pF WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 3 (U. ).—Hogs— BU BORE L.----183,. 133% 183 T dl 1 al peck of clover seed. : a 1939-40 low \ covers Am LS Tr a 1% +: i: fi " Sh Bh ha Atos, Marien county COLLER ANNOUNCES BUSINESS AT A GLANCE Ark 123 2d J... 9 5 ; Eaton Mfg .... 30% imk-D AX .... ies agent, said all entries Ti, wn $s us 35.08; & : “ee Transamerica . ¢ must be at the school by 9 a. m. to- By UNITED PRESS Jbs.. 5.70; 120-140 ibs., $5.41 | Elec He Trans & WAT : morrow. M. O. Pence, Purdue Uni- COUNTY MILK PRICES Bank of Manhattan Co. Deceme $3.05; calves. 812; lambs, $0.25. oo |E i | Tri-Cont versity chief crops specialist, will ; " |ber quarter indicated earnings 38 DE —— El Pw & L §7 of 52) Judge the entries. Milk prices for the delivery cents a share vs. 33 cents year ago, of $100 par value. Carrier Cor LOCAL ISSUES El Paso Nat Gas 417 ho TOW s speakers at the corn-| perjoq Dec. 16-31 inclusive, for dis-| Bankers Trust Co. December quar Final dissolution Oakley. Realty Co. |< The following quotations by the Indian-|Eng Pub 8S .... 11% og school are John ‘Schwab, Pur- t by|ter indicated earnin 79 ts i ~ | Erie 1 pf . ; . ; tributors were announced today by i ed earnings cents a Terre Haute. apolis Bond & Share Corp. do not repre due swine specialist; William C. : share vs. 96 cents cara 0 f eye St. Kokomo; resident agent, Kdgar s |dicate the approximate market level based . a Ploe Schilling, crops committee chair-{Marion: County Milk Administrator s y go. ' N. Knolff, samo address: Sap SiC ees: 65 OF Suing and selling Jiotauions of rect {fy Min & 5. 28 28 Un i: : man, and Mr. Pence. ; Leon C. Coller. : Brooklyn - Trust Co. December , o par value; general bi ; ! ans Fid Phen 391% ! yo ah es rs i : Shares wu uh 2 : 9 |First N Strs... 45%; Zp y rug ... 5% Be in The prices to be paid by distribu- quarter indicated earnings $2.33 a fiavan %. Bite: Co., Inc.,’S Ys Belt BR & Stk vas Sia 5 Ba | Rot eel". 191 19% ; 3 14 ly o Vy : i oy C., SO. eee 7 e. S cesses iw. .e 2 HD, 5 ; Ao gto CO hgion: resident agent, | Creole Pet .... 22 Cent Ind Pow 7% pid un — > g. Vs C h cag 0 S tocks content purchased the last half of| Chase National Bank of New York : Hig G & Fuel 3% 3 3 d Alc ... 237 : 4 D ber are: Cl I, $2.46; Class|December quarter indicated earns ton: general stone business; Raiph Rodgels, x e> z B® pf 467% Ir B55 ind a + % High ecem are: “ass : Harry L. Berry, Frank Dobson. ° il 28% Gen Cigar ...., 19% Am Pub Serv pf ....... 94} 941; . : Carney and _Ridlen, : h mena nl 20% Gen Cigar bf. 113% | Belmont Radio -..++r.. %e 9 5° |II-B, $1.54; Class II-C, $1.44, and|year ago; 1939 earnings $1.80 a Joe, Ridlen, Carthage; 100 SOAEe Ee. Bendix Aviat .......... 33} 32, | Class III, $1.21. share vs. $1.96 in 1938. ear value; “wholesaleing and retailing | Gen Motors, ... : 32 . Guaranty Trust Co. December share vs. $3.85 a year ago; 1939 Heavy breed hens, 5 Ibs. and over. 11¢, | earnings on 10 a ee vs Ba 23 in under 5 Ibs, 9c; Leghorn hens, 7c; Barred . . .

Mr, Frank thinks it. might be tem, George J. Schaller, president of BO i 7000: Cite Tuesday fat Pullman white corn; si 6 single ear of yellow| ... akc, 860; WIR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770. Ci 3 74 Knouff Furniture Co., Inc. 323 N. Buck- sent actual price offerings, but merely in- | EX-cell-0 ...... 23% Edgar N. Knouff, Mary Rose 'Knoufl,iCol O&C Ya Va ee. Agents Finance Co com , : g 3558 Belt RR & 3 tors for milk of 4 per cent butterfat share vs. $1.38 year ago. Raiph Rogers, 506 S. High St. Blooming- - 131, | Gair Robt : : : Deva G Last| 1B, $1.88: Class II-A, $1.66; Class;ings 56 cents a share vs. like amount Inc., Carthage; Alden Gen Elect agent, a eh Foo Cent & SW Ut LOC AL PRODUCE quarter indicated earnings $4.81 a

Vanadium ..... 34 34 34 any r Lees 30Y4 30% Gen Motors .....csoeee | ya-car 8 pt : Gt Lakes Dredge ...... 27 : Jarvis W Walworth Mid West COrp «sesoe.e Warner Bros .. vee Nat Standard .. Warren Br .... ) Penn RR Wayne Pump .. Swift oil & S Utah

6% pfd.... 99 N Pub Serv of Ind 7% pfd....105% Progress Laundry ............ | Pub Serv Co of Ind 6%. pid... 48% Pub Sexv Co of Ind 7% pid... 89 3 Ind Gas & Elec 4.8% pfd...100 Ferre Haute Electric pfd..... 89 Union Title Co com 5 4| Van Camp Milk pfd | Van Camp Milk com Bond

Gen R& Carney, Joel Ridlen. Gillette S and White Rock roasters, 4 lbs. and over. |1938.

Carney and Winslow, Inc. Franklin; agent, L. A. Winslow, Franklin; 100 shares Glidden under 4 lbs. 9c: colored roasters, 4 : ibs. and up, 10c. under 4 1bs., 9c; 1eavy| New York Trust Co. December

ar value; wholesaleing and retailing Dries, meats, etc.; J. B. Carney, W. E. A. Winsl Big Pid 2 De Ete aod over, bc: 7 be and |quarter fngisted earnings $1.29 ‘a . WAGON WHEAT No. 1 strict share vs. $1.13 year ago. : case must weigh 55

Indianapolis grain elevators are paying|15c; (each ful Public National Bank & Trust Co,

for No. 2 red wheat, $1.01, subject to{gross; a net deduction of 15c for each full market change: other rads i) their | case under 55 lbs, will be made.) December quarter indicated earne merits. Cask corn: No. 3 yellow, shelled, 1, 30%.@31c; No. 2. 29%2@ lings 73 cents a share vs. 67 cents

Butter—No. 52¢; No. 2 white, shelled, 57c; 30c; butterfat, No. 1, 27c: No. 2, 26c. white oats. 34c. | (Prices quoted by Wadley Co.) year ago. 2

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Larney, inslow. abt. Ademt Parson-Cole Lumber Corp.. . a St. Muncie; agent, Roye ©. Parson, same Pi address; 1000 snares no par_value; lumber business; Roy E. Parson, J. Raymond Cole, b Edward Pardee, Erwin Catron. NG Cp

u Dewees Distribyting gorp.. 638 Washing- gn Lt & ent, H. F. A : s b American Loan 5s 61 ....... 98 .

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: 200 shares no par value; newsag and advertising distributing usiness; R. A. Dewees, Ralph H. Sprague, Vos 61... ..1 H. F. Amen fio WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 (U. P)).—Gov-|Crabbs-Reynolds-Taylor Co 5s @ Ww i d Associates, Inc., Mar- ernment expenses and receipts for. the |Home T&T Ft Wayne 5%2% 55 1 W. B. Guthrie and Associates, nC irkey | current fiscal year through Dec. 29, com- |Home T&T Ft Wayne 8% 43..10 ghall; agent, Wom 500 shares’ no par|Pered With a year ago: Last Year |WBG Asso Tel Co 412% 65 ’ ; . S A ea. value; operate naotels and restaurants; xpenses . 467,673.59 $4.529.905.700.72 | william B. Guthrie, Laura B. Guthrie, peceints ° "2)744.229/513.71 2.927.285,396.99 | Inapls Water C Lens Drake. tment Co. I le ‘393; 5:88 > on Works 5% 58 : Springs Valley Investme! 0. ne., ef.... 2, .893, . Kokomo ater orks 5% vs i . agent, Herbert W. . 2,476,160,943.36 uhner Packing Co 4%2% 49...100 JFreen Lie pines : orris 5&10c Stores 5% 50 ...10 uncie Water Works 5%

Lane, Jasper; 250 shares preferred ; © 1.7€8.168.815.08 2.448.965.2617. y hares common |Pub. Debt 41,942,456 42 39,427,183,901.7 $1000 par value and 2500 shar 2 42 39.421.183.501 14 | Muncie Water Works 57 9 .8 oblesville HL& 612°

: i : 449.66 no par value; operate insurance agency Gold Res. 17.643.449, ' . bert W. ne, |Customs .. 177,617,654.76 163,619.9 and investment business; Herber Noblesville Hid Bet Richmond Wat Wks 5% 57 ...

Olive M. Ballard, Betty Lou Ballard, Ralph Lane. INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE |= We es 3 1 a a Bervigs. las. $ 5.233.000 | Terre Haute Wat Wks 67 49..10 ndiana 3 . United Acceptance Corp. Fit. Wayne; dissolution. Quality Service Cleaners, Inc., Evansville; dissolution. The Western Gas Construction Co., Ft. Wayne; final dissolution.

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CHICAGO, Jan. 3 (U. P.).—Wheat + | prices followed an irregular trend in early dealings on the Board of Trade today, scoring moderate gains at the opening then falling | back around previous closing levels. : At the end of the first hour wheat was up % to off % cent, with the May Time at SL0e% Corn was up 1% to % cent, oa unMills, Inc., Tllinois corporation: changed, rye unchanged to up % cent, and soybeans off 1% to 1

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and coal tar products, oils, railway ties, i, H. d, Indianapolis; registra- } ; arshall Fld . 15 ton of bel wie gic’ class 6 : elville Sh new 304% Michigan Mackiniosh, bit. $101.26. Buset ni dicine: ame F : idland Stl of 11612 Potatoes—Tennessee, bu., [email protected]. Car- : hawk Cp.... rots—California, crates, aL, Tomatoes — lug 1

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ibre Products Co., Marion: re- : : 5 oan on accepting provisions of 1929 : : 5 Sh i ’ General Corporation Act and changing aioe 4s name to Bell Fibre Products Corp.; 10,00 h 1 i no par bier ot: Ly, oc, Bhat: gn - EL ration 3 ” Loews Gneral Corporat on Bade: 240 shares of ; / - 37 37 ar value

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