Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1941 — Page 14

_ WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1981 BIGGER MAGNESIN PLANT REQUESTED

WASHINGTON, July 9 (U. PJ) Defense officials have recommended to the War Department thas magnesium producing facilities of the Freeport, Tex, plant of the SE a capacity of 80, » more a year,” it was learned today. Present production rates at Jiges port call for approximately 36, 000 pounds a year—three times the original production rates.

The OPM said that “tremen=dously increased requirements for aircraft and other uses” will require an increase in magnesium production from the present 30,000,~ 000 pounds to 400,000,000 pounds a year. Plans for the construction of plants to increase production to 75,000,000 pounds previously had been drafted by the government.

FINAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. YESTERDAY

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- ¥Y, Stock Exchange yesterday Steers ent Foundry". 2 ® when the trans-lux tickers flashed (Chotcer ~~ SIRS) Ee yo a) Jews that sales had passed the (800-1050 pounds eieiilailllT10:[email protected] | & million-share mark, first time since | “400% 500 pounds vevee.reeses. [email protected] 6 before Ia Christmas, as 200.1050 pounds .e.ceccececes [email protected] ] mill (500-1000 pounds ....eeeees. [email protected] were made in May, new record for Common d 75 © that month. . . . One leading Brit- a ay + B30 ish insurance company reports that {geod ana Cholce— : onl 8 per cent of its death claims 300 pounds down....co.c..... [email protected] 2 - year were due to the war and| 500 pounds down....... veer. [email protected]|ChiPnTool cv Bf 52 ‘another large firm reported only 33| ~~ Calves (heifers) ta cent of its death claims were|“500",olindas down............. [email protected]

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loans now number 1044, cover 821 bushels and amount to $551,-] SHEEP, LAMBS (Receipts, 800)

912, the Agriculture Department re- Lamis (spring) | Cleve Graph Br. 29 . . . . Canada is asking its| Sodium dnd geod 20100000 "3 00R1ES xi b! gave ns to eat less bacon than they [Common ..................... 8.00@ 8.75 Climax Moly Go 0 40 id last year because Britain wants i a (shorn) an Coca-Cola _ . cae much. When Canadians or the|S00d and choice ............ 3. . wi ote Bri sl use the term * » they Common and medium -s 225@ 3.35 Sl ©. fa Fusi’ =] mean not only side meas but tams| CHICAGO LIVESTOCK [£5 £2 fi well. . . . Several railroad presl-| Fog Receipts, 12,000; opening | Col BSticEs 31 around 15 cents higher than yester- | So! Sa pf A.. day’s average; most’ early bi nie years, costing a billion dollars, |saios good. and choice bigs aad fel Fictures of which they want the Gov-|pounds, [email protected]. Cattle—10,000; | Co

ment to furnish. calves—800. Sheep—2000.

ORGE GUND HEADS | LOCAL ISSUES

Tuesday, July 8

CLEVELAND TRUST Nominal quotations furnished by local

4 unit of National Association of Securities CLEVELAND, July 9 (U. P.).—|Dealers. or , ( "0 ocks Bid. Ask ge Gund, a director” of the Agents Finance Co Inc com... 7% 9 and Trust Co. since 1937, has sents Fiance Co ne pid. . 40 elected president of the insti- 5 succeeding the late Harris g Jive vs sch. I. F. Freiberger, vice presi- X D i : : : 5% t and director of the company, | i Home T&T Pt =; ia pfd. 50 s been elected board chairman, & Mich Elec 1% ped... 108 Sing the death of Mr, Creech in [Ib oo 14, 11g

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THE COMPANY adinapolis Wakes Company was iogrpurated wider the Laws of the State of Jadiass eu Apel 3, 881, is controlled H. S. Schutt, Florence H. Geist, Eloise Geist Chapman (formerly Eloise Geist Sheaffer), Elizabeth Geist. Ely and Mary Golden Geist Zantzinger, Successor Trustees under deed dated October 7, 1985 between Clarence arcuss 3], Geist, Wilafugton Trust. Co. and H. S. Schutt, thisugh ewuetshiy of 202,476 shaves of Class #2" Comer Stock aad 194,984 shares of Class “B” Common Stock, representing 97.49% of the present voting power. The Company owns and operates a wales Works systems dewied jo supplying water ior domestic, ommeteial and industrial uses and for fire hydrant service in the City of Indianapolis and (the grow oF Shel aed having a papulakion sstimated ta be {a excess of 401,000: The y has no preseat tin 4 waver of its business. The Company’s sources of water are. # the White River dr TO The Company owns certain lands wage rights on Fall Creek, whi as an additional source of water supply. Among other properties, the Company owns

CAPITALIZATION as of April 850, 1941 First Mortgage Bonds, 814%, Series due 1966.. $14,425,000 Five Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock, Series “A” ($100 par value) (10,549 shares outstanding) (8)...eeee $1,054,900 Common Stock (par value 816.50 per share) (500,000 shares authorized and outstanding) (b)......cccovescee 5,250,000

3] Thicte ade 34,133 shetres of Ouviulative Preferred Stock authorised. Such authorized Stock may be issued im series, each whichis entitle 1o 1 dividend to no 8 exceed 7 nd to redemption pric not 0 exceed 110% of the pr ven,

be fixed by the Board of Directors upon the designation o» ERT 1941, into 800,000 shares of Class ty ere and 200,000 shares of Class “B" Common

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Nore k—For the Company's policy regarding provision for retirements or depreciation, see Note 1 te the Statement of Income included in the financial statements in the Prospectus.

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