Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1941 — Page 7

Pe Y, IN 3 aR INDIANAPO S TIM ih JR da, AAS EA ARR DEFENSE SHIFT _ Indianapolis’ Hosts to Accident and Health Group.

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WALL STREET MAY BE IN THE DOLDRUMS be-| Several Weeks. Block Thursday.

cause of its fears of war and taxes but things are booming : By JOHN W. LOVE p iy 0g oy Rt of : a The J. F. Darmody Co. Indiana's bn the big London stock market, | aa Fimey Svesie aor i; | ; ; a oldest candy firm, founded here Rising prices in British stocks have gone right on in Thien PO yan ihe dotons | } 4 hl loseitinn =, outs ago, will be sold ‘the face of a 100 per cent excess profits tax on industry. organization, in whieh the new o : Xi BY hie yay ain 10:20 ' . J A ie : Bs - y : ‘The worst that Wall Street looks for in the new excess profits ae a 16se aon powers over pro-| BHI Ti : i : G ; i at the company, 25 W. Maryland St. tax is one far below that level, which it regards as nothing | curement of arms, is turning out to| | Members of the Indianapolis Accident and Health Club. as hosts to the coming annual midwinter meeting of the National Accident and |J. F. parmody founded the company Jess than confiscation be so gigantic a task that weeks Association, have set the stage for the meeting of the Association’s 500 delegates Jan. 28-30 at the Claypool Hotel. Left to right (front row) which achieved a wide reputation. : 3 are required to perfect it. JM. Drake, special guests chairman; Den G. Trone, civic banquet chairman; C. Norman Green, entertainment; John McGurk, general chairOne of the things that makes p ORKER PRICES Various plans are in the air, but| plan. Mansur B. Oakes, program; P. J. Walsh, finance, and E. T. Bonham, transportation; back row, H D. Davis, attendance: Delford J. |for its good, popular-priced candies,

_ difficulties in American stock mar- |i, is proving difficult to bring them Drummond, publicity; Earl Baker, place of meeting; Wendell G. Taylor, assistant general chairman: Paul 8. Fisher; hospitality vice chairman: | Until recently as many as 500 perkets just now is the steady selling ‘down into the form of organization| p, j I, Resenstein, transportation vice president; J. B. Ridgeway, exhibits; E. E. McLaren, program vice chairman; Robert N. Sines; ex- |sons were employed, many of whom charts. News stories, including this| p, hits vice chairman; J. A. Weayer, entertainment vice chairman; Noel Iiams, registration vice chairman; H. B. Messick, civic banquet vice [were with the firm 25 years or more,

of stocks owned by the British and| n one, are likely to.be termed “pre-|. chairman, and Richard A. Calkins, registration. : The entire hard candy, peanut: dis tribution of mature.” - > roasting and peanut butter, choco

large blocks of| ° ' dad d One of the reorganization sugges-| | late and bonbon departments will be domestically- mpi lions is for calling in. a new group| | NE Ww YO RK gS’ OCKS \ : sold, as will showcases, glassware, 4 held issues. of top leaders in industry. These| | ; root beer barrels, mugs, scales, face London has Sellers Hold Out Most of would be men of suficien. personal : By UNITED PRESS tory trucks and office fixtures. Large none of these influence to persuade other manu-| |

? . i : ’ | equipment such as electric gene Tatts, Loneop Morning but Finally facturers in the same field to put | B55. Lov Last oA ek DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES Last che, L ABOR DEM ANDS erators, steam-driven engines, mods a - 3 on more steam. | \ polio 3 INDUSTRIALS N Y Ship 3% ern York ice machines and cooling. r 4 s

Janiage of Hh ee Accept Bids. Any Mind Readers? [Alt Reduc ...:. 41% Yesterday : : 0 Ame: tix] 185 ey et pind coils are to be sold also. mand in the| After refusing mdst of the morn-| Time will be needed to keep from As Nenth AD '+sussiensreveris B88 Mop te WB oi Negotiations Open Between rep . i in will be funds given the|ing to sell their hdgs at the prices |snarling the reorganization in big High: 1940-41 152.80; Low, 111.84 . g $ Up for rent. . - wa British nationals peing offered, sellors at Indianaj).|Words and cemplex philosophies. Al High 1989, 155.92; Low. 120.46 3: lev oto Steel C d - i for their hold-|g)js stockyards today finally gave|Those who sre working on Js Ar ry ' 20 RAILROADS Lh eer Lompanies an Roger Budrow - ing of American yy ang took the bids which were [tower already find they sre ga Yesterday ....... iver 28.85 —048 ’ : : TIRMC shares. Selling of uw cents lower than yesterady’s| diferent languages. A Harker is Nash Ate ies irik oat ioe ries Jn PB». Unions. 283 BUSINESS F IRMS Jarge blocks of British stock is ex-| pp ‘opening up here for men of -supere HIER AKG ...aceerairrarsne 3h N 3% % Senn . IE"; pected to continue here for some De. he beginning of the session |l?uman qualities, ‘including minde|Ain Inter Year Ate 10-41. 32.6% Lo uy S020 #1 Pict .. 1} 1 SELEY NEW YORK, Jan. 21 (U. P). — FAIL DURING WEEK " time. The British apparently are readers. A High -1940-41, 32.61: Lov. 23.14. . Ya 4 Labor demands on steel companies NEW YORK, Jan. 21 (U. P.).— agents of the packing firms "had ; : High 1939, 35.90; Low, 24.14. Til .... 18 5 1 .-++ |injected te of f into th ’ . doing their utmost to raise funds offered to buy the hogs, but only| The theoretical partnership of or- * 15 UTILITIES C 33% ‘ ,| injected a new note of fear into the Business failures in the United quickly so that they can continue to|,¢ a 49.cent redudtion. The sellers|£anized labor in defens: is to be Yesterday . ; 12 os 42 «| stock market today. Prices of the |Business buy supplies here pending passage wanted to hold the reduction to 25|¢laborated. in line with British WEEK ARO -+:vvon ose sose { ra e 375% a; |leading steel issues weakened and | States in the week ended Jan. 18 of Bill No. 1776, which provides for| cents The cut erased all of Suf.|¢Xample, but in practice the super-|Am Smelt : i; [Month Age ....... ved . 18%; the ‘whole list turned irregularly rose to the highest level since last lending” them the materials Of | haus and yesterday's ad |vision of the orders for arms is to|Am Tobacco B Year Ago tl 2834 ye ::.: [lower after an early rally. July 18, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., res war. aay Adcuttarel in kote, .|become even more unified than it|4m Tobacco pf:1 Hith 1940, 41, 20a3: Iv. 1808 188 138, 135 Negotiations between the C. I. O. ported today. 4 | Yo | : ys I ow, 4 i . ¥ ~ 2.8 = ice said reasons for the reduction BO Diam 3, Knudsen, and \ I - : and U. S. Steel Corp. now are under | “roi; in colvencies for the ' latest 1 . Armour Ill pr’ p 52%; 31%

. ; : way in Pittsburgh. Demands of the Ai STUDEBAKER is expected to| were: increased receipts of haps top of the O. P, M., but the distri-|4rmstrong Ck. \ High Last Radio oii 2 203% i ''y,|union have not been revealed. It Wi oe to = Somparett Ji

Gen Foods .... 38% 38? of 1 00 % Gen Mo es ll aBVa 48%, Fin - Yg a i 2 oo v Ea 1 si 94 + also Was disclosed snes Rezo arions 288 in the corresponding 1940 week, Gen Motors pf .125% 125% s |Reyn Tob hd 33% 7 are going on ween e ee Failures with liabilities of $5000

C el 21% 21% A i ; en Tel 31 1} Nh Workers Organizing Committee and or more aggregated 132 against. 100

Crucible Steel in New York. U. 8. Steel, which sold at 67 early, in the previous week and 172 a year

fell to 65, a point under the pre-|¢arlier. Canadian failures declined . | vio 1s close. Bethlehem turned a rise |t0 25 from 29 in the preceding week 1*|of more than a point into a loss of |@nd 34 in the 1940 week. s nearly a point. Crucible fell nearly ‘*y, |& point. : practically the entire Wright high- Goad to Choice | $ 8.15@ 1.35 Purchasing where it now is, with | guriington ARR 7 a ni rin Bn 3, + | Std al oc 10% 18% a Chrysler was off more than a DAILY PRICE INDEX powered engine except a few items| 14 i 1.25@ 6.10 the Departments of War and Navy, | : Hud Bay M & S 16% 1674 “ |8wift & Co... : 7 7 s/ point and General Motors a point.| NEW YORK, Jan. 21 (U, ‘P,)= such as aluminum castings which 8106 & 35 and this is being emphasized bY Dalianan Jie. + 131s 1a a vey —t American Airlines plunged 3 points |Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted will be bought on the outside. 22 8.30@ ia those who think new legislation|san®pacine © 0. 3 4 33 lv) fntbithen” Cop 11% Joins Com Ns 1 Z Pita, Y net. Du Pont was off 2!;. Sloss price index of 30 basic commodities,’ 2 2 = 570 7850 4.4 2nd the transfer of offices would Saterpifiar x In . 8%, , ...! |Transamerica .. 43 % — % [Sheffield Steel broke 6 points and |compiled for United Press (1030-33 ODDS AND ENDS: Th 300 0@ 1.95 take so.much' time as to impede) Celanese prpf .. Int Mining Ma 3% a BR Dow Chemical 3%. Railroad shares average equals 100) ; - : ere are] Su. Teer] Tea 140 armament. Celotex 13 “0 A ve C00 |Int P&P 13% 13% la «5.0. [Union Caf ... 80% i 4| were steadier than others. Utilities |yesterday ................... 12458 about 3500 bottling plants, chiefly \ Unions Want Representatives Ches 0 iii 4 y | Ink P&P. PI... 3 3a hs evan pe , also resisted pressure, holding at|week BRO .i.ove eri yt i : Ya 4 Y , { 2 Hi 4 ans

: 160- 200 50@ 8.10 % for soft drinks, in the Southern Packiniz Sows If the A. F. of L. and the C, I. O, Chi Pneu T ©. a slightly lower levels. Month 880 .......uvveni..... 123.60 st SAH Year ‘ago. .;.4 iuavien Saeens 12038

DE hate SE Buttaln is veo que 35 Thivies-- 715|win their argument that they Oluetr Peab } | ncasting a pr. 18 in rted to have agr f . "he : | 8 3 Li wd . Vs ? Basted 0 have ss sod to Hus path fron Tae 1 8 hould nominate “resresentatives” Solum Gas Ii: 8 | Kelsey Havds 5. 7 fn Tn yi GRE] Shed a 2 7.."| FOREIGN EXCHANGE |1640-41 high (Jan. 9, 1941)... 12531 with Spain. . . . Chicago’s Asso-|%2 i50 of labor in the defense setup, the, fom in ‘a 30 A y — Kresge SS 25% 3 e Un Pap i 4 Y, ; a OFM: dan 81 (U, Bs —Follawing 1940-41 low (Aug. 19)........ 11243 ciation e t 50 . 735 mew framework would include a Gomw f 511 1% Sg at: /2 / = Cable Rates Net Chg. er Oomierce is one - 6.85¢) 100 number of boards on which both Comwith “BB ma eB, 8B, BR .. TAT tale oi Va Catuda, & flax) 4 03% - 1.8. ST ATEMENT “the greatest central market” for " 6.25¢) 7.00|1abor denominations would havecons oil ...... 83 MELE Siar Cem 30d 3k Ay Tob ... 32. 5 n 2 | Band 2% WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (U. P.).—Gove retailers in the nation. . Fed- Slanghter Pigs ~ members. Dualism and overlapping 3 I Switsesiand (rang) ... . ernment expenses and receipts for the cure eral Loan Administrator Jesse H Medium and Good— which hamper the present organ- Co 18% Jalworth' , 1, .... |Sweden a . Fe Tent fiscal year through gaa, 17, compared Jones reports that agencies under |siocrio Cattl : food, fs ism would continue in one field, at on Cx Qvee hi ros Ol & 8 bf. 14 ; YR Your or his direction have authorized $1,- susie tle i (Receipts 210) |least, end would require meetings, |Cub-Am Sug .. Aa fest Himjon [LL 93%: nt at CL. AT Taree . 85.100.943, 437.56 $5,160. 314120. 099,298,848 in loans and purchase conferences and consultations on cureiss-wr .... “8% resting Elo. 10017 10017 ur FO0oD PRICES eipis 3.1181626850:24 2,912,681 commitments. under the defense EPRI 13500 15.00 many subjects. ite Mol on 18h ; Jan. © Annies > ... 2.642,978,927. firogram Agriculture Depart- | 1300-1300 ... Under the present arrangements Deere & Co .... fi Footworth ... 33% 33 aps © Michigan Jonah by, $106 od. Celery c .. 1)500'694,044 a reports tr rice par Good oe for purchasing supplies for the |B¢, eid... 3 : rorihington 22 p {a | Mexico “lugs. '$3.15@3 50. Spinach Tesas | W rr yp 38 i a ae eh Pe Be Solr >» armed services, arrangements as ol |Dixie-Vortex A 3612 36%; isk Kelv .... 4%] £2 ” Ld ’ 2 corre BU 33. ‘Cauliflower "California a. 22,081 108.894.73 17.908. 148, 1.90 9% Re De Dy g 3 | 1100-1300 i000 150 og the Army and Nevy themselves, Du Pont 156% 2 136s] i a J J ; : | $2.68@3. Lettuce—Arizona crates |Customs .. 177,308.314.62 199,673,491. ,000, shels compared with re H-%0@1550 these consultations af ot neces. 3 we] 310 a 15'2 15% 3 , {2.9035 Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee ——— 7.100,000,000 last year. . . . Steel|Medim— ~'T Pune rakes e.r Ss fe not | [Elec Auto-L ... 31 31 na <r 1408 ; a Young 8 & W . 11% 11% a" '[email protected]. Onjons (50-1b. sacks) INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE - S in Dan] 9.00/314.00|5ary, except with the civilian ad: Elec Boat .... 15% 5 IS... PB. 2 i: 4 [ingjs yellows, Po@s0c "Wisconsin Slows, learn : Jagasine Bs Sasp w : pro a - 9.00(213.00 | visers '' who' make up Defense Ad: NY NH & H.... 3 ; Zenith Rad .... 144 14% Ya ' Colorado sweet Spanish,” $1.35. > Doma the. ol wants the S ie cer diboiai. 1.506 0.00 | VISOry Commission ‘and the O. P. M, |Flintkote : Steers, Reif cut to. 500- 750 ...... 3 if 11.7842 13.00 |other a are. sometomos ot Tot — Tr —— ! 10.250) 1175 | DECESsAry, blit these are seldom! Gen Electric ... 34% 34% 34% lll . weds ROT Ca Ta Se AY a eietee Sarit einen ad . talked about. Heifers i WHEAT: PRICES DIP owes 1" gens] [FIVE MILLION TONS 3 = 10 NEW LOW GROUND 02900 ein Ls mois COMPETITIVE STOCK OF STEEL ARE SUNK . .50@ 10.00 ol IN | . v C — | J YM [commons "| TisEase a a| CLEVELAND, Jan. 21 (U. P).— comonomer lew 2 BIDDING 5 UPHELD ie hei 96 8.2: - Wheat futures on the Board of | Medium ha A # in the permanent loss of approxi Raip bo | |mately 5,000,000 net tons of steel, Detroit. rade dipped to new low ground on , 450 5.25 CLEVELAND, Jan. 21 (U. P).— the magazine Steel estimated today. iy Coupe Delivered at the ourrent movements today. ous $30; nvevindni ake, a Steel merchant ships accounted for ; *price for De Luxe d Local Taxes extra. - Losses of about 1; cent were chalked | posing competitive bidding 7 ,r | about 4,800,000 tons, while some sss Tran ortation, State an up before scattered resting demand | TT B35 utility securities filed with the| 200,000 tons represented naval ves- Y rw ransp h long, low lines Checked the recession. Soy beans| Soom '':' sienieer 1806 1.83 Securities and Exchange Commis-|S€ls: ; yf dill AP bi 17-foot T De! Soto wit » ai Cutter and comon 6.25¢ 7.00 (sion by the Investment Bankers : i : : e You get a 18 et Body—2 spacio

ghowed considerable weakness in a ! Vealer ? Cl . Gooi and ioe) ys [email protected] | ASSOCiation. : nt ; for oad-hugging R 105-horse-fairly Beitts Bade frsthi heat | Common and. mediim §50012.00) The company, a member of the BUSINESS AT A GLANCE # yi ; —rakishr iful color ra tig * At the end o e first hour, wheat | cul Assoelaiion id lthe brief J RL of in beauti : was off % to ' cent, May 857% Feeder ‘and Stocker Cattle 2 ssOcialion, Sa ¢ brlel Was Lindsay Light & Chemical Co. P es . teri Economy Engine: cents. Corn was off 7% to % cent: x Ste nothing Jove then a restatement| 1940 net income $89,735 equal to : oo : % i power Super-L£co rubber cushioned Shockless (Receipts, 670) of the time-worn| arguments ce-|$1.20 a common share vs. $68,882 or ; : ye : ; ner Miracle Ride— e Sa d curved ed

cats unchanged to off 's cent; rye joe ( ! g off % to % Ben. and oh beans ye Choice 200 LL... io. Ray $10.00/m10.75 | veloped by. the beneficiaries of the | $1.04 in 1939. A alne Safety Rims, br . 3 io 1 cout £0 5 ferataaiae a: 10.001210.75 | present monopolistic conditions in| Michigan Bakeries, Inc. year end- WAN A LE Steering—sensation all the newest, t, finest automo: at this ve ery low price

J the securities underwriters business. | ed Oct. 31 net income $101,856 equal AEE} [email protected] qu % EF: a— 80021000] “The I. B. A. brief fails to|to 72 cents a common share vs. ] BRE BR lass rear window

. : 0 der ib even ves ied ‘OTHER LIVESTOCK Meo. Sei ish : 8502 9.25 square with the facts,” ‘the ‘company $136,019 or $1.14 previous year. 2 £ E res of 1941 are yours \ : ile featu

CINCINNATL Jan. 21 AU. P.y.— Hops s vile a.50 | Statement said. “The record shows| Moneta Porcupine Mines, Ltd. 9 Receipts, 3525; market noi established; “17% that issuer, dealer and investor,| months ended Dec. 31 net income

: Calves (ste 4 or trdm 3850 8 ower ost * Rood Moriday, Good. ahd choige— Steers) alike, have for yeel's benefited frog | $388,085 vs. $392,225 year ago. ccice 2 100-250- Ib. Btehers offered 5c lower, 500 down [email protected] | the use of sealed bidding for niu- er

i ns! ts, 450: calves—250; early [email protected] nicipal bonds and railroad trust : trade moderately active; most lots medium (Cilves, heifers) equipment, certificates. No amount LOCAL ISSUES

grade, $39@10; few ood and edium - L steers. $1 25a11; fou ead Cate un Good and choife— of wordy Specylatigh can brush aisde| The following Suciauens by the Indian (REST of feet 8 SES A0 capnere, Aid [re 2@ITS| the demonstrated success of bidding Sil" ROI J Share Cath, to te Tavs

£99) youd bead Shelly o0s 9.00 |for these types of securities. indicate the approximate market leval Dia 9.00 e market leve yp based. on buying hi selling Quotations of

break ground in a day or so for its! here—10,400 head today—and lower bution .of orders in line with social Aiamison rE

8 new airplane engine plant at South | Prices for dressed pork. purposes is expected fa be less|Atl Refining ... 28% Bend. It will start work on the Receives | Prevalent than it was last autumn. |4tlas Corp uf’ 8 Chicago and Ft. Wayne airplane J . 1 85 1,500 Twin difficulties are the problems | Glid rn Xn 14% "vy, |savage motor plants shortly. Jan, 14 | a ai : of labor's representatioh and the maid roco ct... J . 3a Bra together about 9400 will be hired | Jan. 1 i. . 1i8 |stabilization of prices, on both of Jal & Ohio ... . | Goodrich pf... 647; 64% 647, to make motors. Parts of the mo- [Jan 1% --- : : t i350 which .the White Houses has made |Bjgw-Knox .... 9 ; her | SO * So tors will be made at all three plants jan. ; i Lf9n strong commitments. The easiest Boelhe Alr 6 Ye | Gt We Big 21% 1; — and assembled at South Bend. As|jan. 58 loo way out of these complications is| 3dgpt Brass... Greyhound Gp 113% 1%

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and ; Sigh Louis” fully" Steady: SHEEP AND| LAMBS Reb] 2178) ‘The greatest weakness of the recent transactio H ricady. } hod 4 and choice, [email protected]; culls Book and Y Lambs I. B. A, brief however, is not in Stocks Bla Ask 00! an Cc \ 3 \ ¢ : . pepeep—Receipts, 200. lamb trade active | Medium arid ood HE 280-1028 (what it contains, but in what it| gun's Figence Coto com... Th 8 | 1 Phd strong So mostly 25¢ hig Comm 3 . a &00- 9.25 Ouiis. The Je81 lose involved in Belt Rb Stk: anid 3 ve R ANSMISSION mbs, $10.50L11; comm ra army Wethers e competitive bidding - confro-|g . 2 : ly $8@10; lightwelent’ is | Good and chgice './3- 9.25 versy is simple and straight- Hook ‘Drug ®ne oa com Oo 1 aia : : IMATIC T We i lly down to around $6; common | Mediu ; : Pp Home Tal it Wavne 7% pid. 3 53 WITH mission you med fm Slaughter ewes, '$1:5062.50; Ewes (wooled) forward. Is the continued concen- Ing Asso Tel Co $6 pf 13 3 ; d new Simplimatic Trans : ati J h coves _— Sond. ane shofee | 4130 3.30 tration of d major part of ‘the|lnd « Mich Eiec To oid. . Soto's Fluid Drive anc ne ing . Jan. 21 (U. P.).—Ho s—50c n sid medium 3.0@ 4.50 | securities underwriting business in Se. 3 co xs . oe With De all day witho out manual 8 havi S., the hands of a few investment|! ; ; gO avi ; ] L , —=stop—§ i 2 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK banking houses | defensible in a i 2% , Sh Die 13 can start stop al dri ving ou control shifting wit - s ir - y . ‘ees ‘aa . i be. erally 25 to 3b lower: Jigs at" most fae. | d°THOCTACY 2 | jo Nat Life Ins com. | For all norma’ Gr. 4 Sp en you need extra p . $6.75:" 1 1bs., $6.50: | cline; practical top. $8.40 losd, $8.45: | “By continuing to ignore (this|N Ind Pub Serv Sea bid lever or clutch! 11-120 1bs., $6.25: roughs, 88 25; stags, +a bulk goo ood and choice 160-240 1bs:, 88. 50 uestion which was exhaustively { Ind Pub Serv 6% pfd 107 ; earshift lever ev ! Come see for yours Calves, $13.50, Lambs, $10. 8.35; 240-270-Io. ‘butchers moetly ‘3508.25; | 1 y|N Ina Pub | 3 hifts for yo ou bh Towest-pric 270. th sone feat generally [email protected], | considered in the’ SEC report, the | Erostess Laundry com 15 he Transmission sion 8 es. De Soto's the good packing [so cows. 400 Ihe. dows dan: [I B. A. does neither its members |Pub Serv Co of Ing 19 pha: A A | AG 3 S Ww kind of driving sav Co ration, Detroit, [email protected] blk "45%480- 1b. Kins, $5H | nor the public the service they have Bo a Soh 8% oid \V WW) this ne So Division of f Chrysler Corpo .Cattle—Recelpts, 7500; calves, a right to expect.” ORO ee Tas \}, ersit! De 9 ein a 1000; Van Camp Milk TH Strictly good and choice fed sicers and [omits van Camp Milk Bn eral ep eas ak: ld i x y+ WALLY WaEA? Bonds

c dull, barely steady: x ape sIadianapolia erain elevators are naying @13.50 ariel; little above £14; sev-| 0. 1 wheat, 3c: subject to market| American Loan i Bl.coveneee. 99 eral oad goin shipper sccoi nt, how- ae: other grades on their merits, ‘Cash | American Loan 35.46 .. eens 100 @14. 40; strictly caoice of- |SorD: New No. s new vellow shelled Gorn. Cluzens ing J Tel Aves ‘81......103

03 ound’ $15.50; s f4c; new No. 4 white Shelled corn, 58c; | H Wav 5%8 ..1 105 : po 1 $15: ime uns 315.50 ; ht | No’ 2 wnite oats: 396. Crabb. Reynolds. Taylor be 43.1291 a : A he ty stron . to 15c higher: cos, Kk: | Hom, Fa Io Siig awe $ ng. 102 193. : : 1) s and veglers steady: weight’ sausage : : 0,3 iti08 1 . » Ra 3 s 67.... 86 ' :

bulls selling up to $8: choice welihi A " ( bi S ke Py hs sit heh Yee Tuilk 1061250; uo pea e r Jer co 5b. 0 , on BT short Jed, selling toda SA . Eokom Packi We 44s 48... 108 : 3 CT TO 1 week's hig San lop : : i " | | | | | H | Beene a heifers soday. ts oe all SE i Mune : Water works ees:104 1532 ; : : PRICES ARE SUBJE Bute: oa 5 JSmall lo lot good hit to city | IN Ind Pub Serv 3 oh +1 : i SRA A ; } Ww ut NOTICE! hand and eum a -$10,[email protected]; ‘To 081; Ra, UR CAR — ANGE ITHO 3 I R 3 C A S 9 1 fed ranges- i By $5.75; plain- 1 P b 4 b ¢ RING Y 0 CH BOORMAN |i hE a Efe lg 8 E " WL TRADE NOW... AND SAVE! Ik g om Tras CW 2 4 CITI ii ie io he =\ U2 EET TRADE Sab 3 : a: , i 1 Zz e ALLL | i: Mey i Bl | rcorporations AL BREA ve ar . weight fat ewes, : ; ; IYI NN: 88. bulk 0d dois. $4635:%0. | (| sare, Sal Arial: NE AE CREE for Careful Property Owners LOC AL PRODUCE Oyclone Fencs Co., llinois corporation, qa & ; ed he 2c Ib rob b : i admitted. to Indiana, to manufacture and ; ; : ns c: 'barsback hens: i 2 Sa at Substantial Savings hens, AE0QER hens. Bc. bareauck Leghor : Watton. iatr Enemicerit Ton vew i . : TUNE IN MAJOR BOWES’ NOUR, ; | ‘ers, 13c reed ind, Teavy Fock fine ip Ee to Indiana, "fo engage in : wn re Lezhorn springers, lic; bareback | ESSE SEE 8 4 Cpheu eum’ Dry Cleaners. Inc, Ft. Wayne, | : . _ 12 ; NETWORK, THURSDAYS, 3-10P.M. E..T, |

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