Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1940 — Page 8

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Business— ~

MORTGAGE AIDS NAMED FOR 1. U,

STUDY MEETING

Evansville Man Chairman of |

Advice Committee for ‘March 5_Parley.

BLOOMINGTON, “Ind; Feb. 21— ‘Walter H. Drier has been named chairman of the advisory committee for the Mortgage Study Conference at Indiana University here

March ‘5.

Mr. Drier -is secretary of the}:

Union Federal Savings & Loan Association of Evansville, Ind. There ‘are 21 savings and loan association officers and mortgage lenders included on the committee. They are Donald L. Addir, South Bend; Claude E. Bagley, Hammond; Earl C. Bucher, Huntington; Ww. E.

Baldridge, Bloomington; William D. Cameron, Connersville; James ‘Clawson, and W. F. White, Muncie; Thomas Gosdecki, East Chicago; Myron Gray, nie: T. C. Harrington and Benjamin F. Harris, Richmond; E. G. Harry, Lawrenceburg; William 4. Hess, Ft. Wayne;

. Willard T. Jordan, New Castle.

Others are M J. Kreisler, Tell Ciy; Forest Larmore, Anderson; Harry D. Orchard, Bloomington; Omer C. Rhodes. Terre Haute; Edward W. Springer, Indianapolis, and R. H. Wertenberger, DeKalb County. Low-cost housing finance will be discussed at the conference sponsored by the Savings and Loan League of Indiana, Federal Homé Loan Bank of Indianapolis, Indiana . Department of Financial Institutions and the -lndiana University business school. ;

Sales Meeting, Set By Aetna Casualty

A sales meeting conducted by the Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. Hartford, Conn., will be held at the Indidnapolis Athletic Club March 11. Robbins C. Griswold, the company’s Indiana manager, will be in charge. The meefing, starting at

10 a. m,, is expected to attract 120 insurance agents from the state. Banquet spz2akers include E. C. Knapp, R. C. Larson, A. E. Redding, A. D. Bryan, F. H. Potter and G. M. O'Brien and speeches of these

company officials will be followed

by a forum.

Natural Gas Concern Seeks Federal Permit Times Special : ur. INGTON, Feb: 21. Frank son Natural - Gas : Corp., Me Haute, Ind., has filed a petiwon with the Federal Power Commission seeking a- physical connection with the inter-state pipe line of Kentucky Natural Gas Corp. the Commission reported today. Purpose of the connection, the petition states, is to supply natural gas to a presently unserved community south and east of Terre

~ Haute. The petition states 300 per-

sons in the subdivisions: would be served. Application for a certificate of convenience and necessity from the Indians Public Service Commission for the establishment of the distribution system is now proceed-

t om

; Speaker ‘Here

~ P."W. Jackson, vice president of the! American Appraisal Co. Cleveland, will speak at 7:30 o'clock tonight at Hotel Antlers on “Physidal Verification of Stock Inventories.” The meeting is sponsored - by the Indianapolis

tion of Cost Accountants. Charles R. Israel, Aero Mayflower Transit

leader.

RETAIL INVENTORIES

Times Special WASHINGTON, Feb, 21 ~—Inven-

Chapter of the National Associa- |

Co. treasurer, will be discussion |

GAIN IS REPORTED §

CHAIN STORE TAX IN | GEORGIA ‘RULED OUT

ATLANTA, Ga ‘ Feb." 21: AU. BY

~The Georgia ia Suprem e Court has

held’ unconstitutional’ a’ chain store tax enacted by the City Cotineil of | 3

Augusta, Ga.

passed’. by the Columbus, Ga., City Council. © “Fhe ~ Augusta ‘ordinance fixed’ a tax schedule.on chain stores

{ranging up to $1200. for éach store

per annum when there ‘are as many as 150 stores in the chain. :

FAIRCHILD TO REDEEM STOCK NEW, YORK, Feb. 21 (U.P.).—The Fairchild Ehgine & Airplane Corp. on March 19 will redeem at $107.50

‘| per share all of its outstandiiig ton{'vertible preferred stock, it Was an- : nounced today. EE :

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tories. of independent retailers in

Indiana increased §.7 per cent during 1939, the Census Bureau report-

ed today. The survey, based on reports sol 445 stores in most kinds of business’ except department stores, showed sales of the same stores last year were 14.9 per cent ahead of 1938. Department store inventories were 11.3 per cent higher than a year ago and sales for the same 12 stores were 7.7 per cent. greater than in 1938. Jewelry stores showed a 11.6 per

the kinds of business covered by the survey, as compared with a 6.4 per cent decrease between the beginning: and end of 1938. Department stores showed the next largest ‘invenotry increase, fo. lowed by shoe stores, lumber a! building materials firms and a stores. Sales of the same stores. include a 14.4 per cent increase for general ; stores, 13.2 per cent increase by lumber and” building materials dealers, 12.4 per cent increase by jewelry stores ‘and 4.2 per ‘cent increase by shoe stores.

cent inventory increase, largest in|,

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Le ET oYP0e and Co.

, Alabama A# Vermont ‘St.

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Dr. E. D. Foley

“Registered Optometrist With Offices at

BE FASHION RIGHT! MODERNIZE YOUR EYEGLASSES!

Your eye-wear should be as style-right

shions! it will be when you select from our new style frames. We'll be glad to fit them with. lenses accurately prescribed for you here, by a Registered Dstometries?

29 on the CIRCLE

ing, the petition states.

Only Coca-Cola gives you the refreshed feeling that people the world over welcome. Pure, wholesome, delicious, — Coca-Cola belongs in your refrigerator at home. ‘And the convenient way to get it there isin the handy

six-bortle carton. Loy,

‘The State Supreme Court recently | {held fllegal similar chain store tax

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For Ironing Board

PAD AND COVER

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1%-Qt. “Merit”

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e also carry 4 othe curtain streteders

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Extra heavy galvanized

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