Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1944 — Page 22

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BUSINESS

By ROGER BUDROW

IF HENRY FORD DOES MAKE A $500 CAR, by revamyfing the old Model A and leaving off some of the costly

"luxury features, he may get the answer to one question. That is,

many would rather pay several hundred dollars extra for a car that keeps up with the Joneses? Ford's decision is supposed to have been a “bomb-sheli” in De-

troit auto circles. Well, it looks as if the shoe is on the other foot this time. Back in 1927, it was Ford’ who had to drop his famous old Model T because

FORD $500 CAR IS NOT DEFINITE

, h facturers were Price on Post- Post-War Models’ tti t betPrlookine cars. To Depend on Costs, for low prices a Now he pro- Conditions.

poses to go back to a cheap, sim-

By EDWARD A. EVANS

plified car. He Seripps-Howard Staff Writer . may have competition—and again WASHINGTON, July 27.— Plans, he may not. Even if General of the Ford Motor Co. to enter the,

post-war automobile market with “revamped” version of its famous “A” first built in 1927, apparently aren't as definite as recent reports, have indicated. J. R: Davis, director of Ford sales | and advertising, today sent the fol-| ea. rn =n {lowing message from Dearborn, | GERMAN BONDS, traded on the Mich, in response to a request by! London stock exchange, have aout the Scripps-Howard newspapers for value in_ 8 ‘month, _ Specific information:

Motors doesn’t intend to compete with a $500 car; perhaps some of the other manufacturers will, such as Jeep-maker Willys-Overland, which is now being run by Charles Sorenson, Ford's former production man.

5 Ns wilt aépena tipo cin and that the nafions-which- take nomic conditions At’ that -gme. over Germany territory will be Price will, if we produce such a car. more likely to pay interest on’ the also depend upon cost factors at

bonds than would Germany herself. that time, Specifications are not available, as naturally post-war

' models are not engineered yet."

Ce Soba

” ” ” LLOYDS OF LONDON underwriters have boosted rates since the Nazi robot bomb. Accounts widely published last An individual war risk policy, week said that the Ford company | covering death or injury, cost {had decided to build cars similar! 37!3 cents for each $100 coverage 'to the Mode] “A.” before the robo’. Now it is 50 [imately $500, in addition to its Ford cents per $100. The robot has |V- -8" Mercury and Lincoln lines. increased the risk 12's per cent. = ” ”

Reports Create Furore

Ford challenge to other automobile ODDS AND ENDS: Paramount {manufacturers, some of whom have officials say the picture “Going My predicted post-war car prices 25 to! Way” may double the box office re-| 40 per cent higher. because of in-| ceipts of any other Paramount | creased labor and other costs, than] Picture; its cost was relatively low 'N0Se Prevailing before the war. also. Western Electric has The reports which Mr. Davis’ tele- | leased for five years the Lane Bry-. gram seems to qualify have created |

. a fitrore in the industry, with pre- | a a | dictions that other companies would’

ment: Lane Bryant has moved its| i put out low-priced models- of their |

‘own, eliminating luxury features in! offices there into one of its larger! jorder to reduce manufacturing eéxstores. , , , Sugar industry men | ge

nse, .won't beg against an increase in| ; : Several leading automobile makers rations soon. ... A new sound re- g ©

order uses a cellophane tape id Te are known to believe, however, that

demand for small, light and therelasts eight hours before it is filled. y : : ore inexpensiv rs will be . . +, Since the robot bomb, the Brit-' inexpensive cars wi limited

and that the much greater call of ish have had to boost their esti- i i SY7 the American market will be for mate that 1,500,000 homes will be " | o

[improved rather than chea ! needed as sodn as they can be built. models. per

WPB o/s Range U.S. FREE S, RUBBER PLASTIC anufacture | eaaM OUTPUT ENDS

WASHINGTON, July 27 (U. P.). The war production board today DES MOINES, Ia, July 27 (U. authorized production of 12782 {P.).—Philip G. Brown, superintendelectric ranges in the 1944 third |ent of the Poam Plastic division of Quarter by three manufacturers, 'the U. S. Rubber Co.. announced | The 3723 electric ranges not {today that the Des Moines ord- | needed to meet military and FHA Nance plant will discontinue pro- | requirements will become avail- duction Aug. 1 of a special plastic | able for sale through retail stores |USed by the armed forces. for essential civilian replacement | BIOWN'S company operates the ordnance plant, which began mak-

purposes, it was said. ; ing the plastic Feb. 1 after it had M ajor portion of the new ranges | been developed at the company’s |

"Will be three- burner, apartment Mishawaka, Ind. plant Brown |

ho ise models, said the 320 employees in the plastics division probably will be trans-'

PURDUE POULTRY [ine facy® re fen = MEN ARE HONORED

| med force's use of the! Dr.

pia has remained a secret to the employees, army men at the plant and the men in charge of he division, Brown said.

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. E. E. Schentsler, “assistant t chief of the poultry department of

Purdue university, and Dr. B. 5. GE to Produce

Bohren, researcher at the univerElectric Irons

8ity, were given national awards for outstanding teaching and research in this field at the ‘annual meeting BRIDGEPORT, Conn. July 27. of the Poultry Science association, 'U. P)—The General Electric Co. Tuesday, in Chicago announced today that in its OnL. A: Wilhelm, poultry extension tario, Cal. plant, two models of man for the last three vears who electric irons will he manufactured recently resignad to become secre- under OPA and WPB rulings and. tary of the state poultry associa- directive orders. tion of Indiana, received the award The company stated that delivfor rxtension men in 1943. ery of the irons is expected to be- '€ Tecelving of the awards makes gin in September and that quotas three out of four of these national for their distribution have been esawards within two years thap have tablished for

come to, t¢, Purdue staff members, area within the U. S. based on the

8" Ma ne Corp Ss » case

Ford's $500 Auto Ought to Show Possible Demand for Simple Car

how much of the public would rather pay less and have a car that will get you there and back, and how

[This was interpreted as a Henry!

each geographical}

Water

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The amphibious tank, “Water Buffalo,” made by the Food Manu- (1300 cattle, 800 ive and 950 | facturing Corp., is capable of landing on coral reefs and swamps. vehicle is 25-feet long with an 11-foot beam and can carry 20 attack |

| troops.

The

Industry Claims Profits Low in Relation to Output

WASHINGTON, July 27 (U, P.) —Asserting that wartime corporation profits have been low in relation to “the tremendously increased volume!

of production.” President Robert M. Gaylord of the National Association | 270-

of Manufacturers said today that industry has done “a good job” in war

production and “at a fair price.”

STRIKE ENDS AT BALL BROTHERS

Union Trueg Sends - 3300,

Back to Jobs.

MUNCIE. Ind. July 27 (U. Po Most departments at the Ball Brothers plant were scheduled to | return to operation today under a I'truce in the jurisdictional labor dispute which had kept some 3500 workers idle since Sunday night. Spokesmen for the rival A. F. of

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to sell at approx- L- and C. I. O. unions said that]

negotiations to decide the bargains ing rights would continue, but that the protesting workers of local 147, Glass Bottle Blowers association (A. F. of L) agreed that there would be no molestation of returning | workers on the picket lines. The C. I. O. workers had refused |to cross the lines set up by the | other organization. Picketing was discontinued for a time last night, but token pickets again were placed at plant entrances. Spokesmen =aid that nearly 3300 {| workmen would be back on their jobs today.

U.S. Will Sell = Jungle Netting

WASHINGTON. July 27 (U. P.). —The treasury's surplus property unit today advertised a mosquito net which it said would come in handy for the protection of chil=dren and for various other uses, and announced that a large supply now is available for sale at $1.50 each to retail outlets, The net is rectangular in shape, 30 inches wide, 74 inches long and 39 inches high. It is being made available to the public because of the adoption of new types for jungle use by the" armed forces. “These mosquito bars,” the pamphlet said, “can be put to many practical uses in civilian life, such as converting a cot or glider on the back porch into a sleeping room — they are big enough to hold a baby bed or carriage in the yard, and could be used as out-of-door playhouses for smaller voungsters. Hunters and campers like them because they roll up into six by 30-inch rolls.”

oPA ANNOUNCES

TURKEY CEILINGS 0 an oil company for $25,000. It.

Ceiling prices on turkeys, which

| will prevail until Oct. 31, have heen

announced by the office of price administration. The new prices are; young. 353 cents a pound live and 44 cents dressed: old, 33.3 cents live and 42 cents dressed: young drawn, 52.5 cents for light weight, 51.5 cents for | medium and 50,5 for heavies: old {drawn, 50 cents for light weight. 49 for mediums and 48.5 for heavies. wn ———————— er e—————

N. Y. Stocks

Net Last Change

eftimated net prot

Gaylord made public a detailed N. A, M, analysis of corporate profits S

designed to “dispel once and for all the idea that the war has greatly enriched all industry.” He said that “while business is making money,” profits in the war years have fallen below “average rates” of the peacetime years of 1936, 1937 and 1939. The N. A. M. president predicted that® industry would’ emerge from: the war “in a reasonably healthy | condition” and should do its full

.upon the soundness of business at the end. of the war.

Profit Increase Shown

The rate of corporation profits G dropped from 3.1 in 1939 to 2.8 last year, Gaylord said, while produc-| tion volume jumped from $131,000,000,000 to $298,000,000,000. But while production increased 127 per

101 per cent, he pointed out. During the same period, he said,’

000,000,000 to $102,000,000,000, an in- | crease of $58,000,000,000 or 131 per cent. “Wages and salaries, therefore, have run well ahead of the volume of goods produced and profits have run behind,” Gaylord said.

‘Investment Is Necessary’

| money,”

“Business is and has been making Gaylord said, “but it does not yet know exactly how much in the light of long-term factors and taxes, or how much it will need to finance its share of the future.” . On the basis of estimates of a

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Buffalo’ Hauls Men, Cargo

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THURSDAY. JULY 27, 194,

HOG PRICES RISE

AT STOCKYARDS

100 to 159 Weights Gain 25¢; 14,000 Porkers Received Here.

An active hog market prevailed at | the Indianapolis stockyards today | with prices oh 100 to 159-pounders | rising 25¢, the war food administra- | tion reported. Prices on 160 to 400 | weights were steady with the top {at $14.80 on 160 to 240-pounders. There were 14,000 hogs received.

sheep.

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (14,000)

$12.2813.23 :256 14.80 4.80

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400- 4% pounds

senavnencnees 13.38 | 450-

13.55 - B50 POURS ...ivi0annnis 13268135 Medium— 250- 550 pounds «or [email protected]

Slaughter Pigs Medium and Good—

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Frresvavas

Cholee— 700- 900 pounds 207-1100 a1 1100-1300 pounds ... 1300-1500 pounds ..sveee

Good— 700- 900 pounds 900-1100 pound

veanen 16.781 weave + 16.756

BONDLEON— Charles, age 81, Ford,

. Puneral Home, 2530 Station st - Burial Crown Hill,

CLARK —Eva . Mother of Bdward J,

CRIPPIN —Mrs, Arabella,

MUELLER—Emma H,,

chanag Mortuary, Friday, ,mation Planner & ig Crematory. ‘Please omit flowers, (Lafayette papers | se copy.)

Pather of | Mrs. Earl pa away Wednesday. Service Saturday, ape nk reral home, 1934 W. Michigan, invited Floral Park. may -call at funeral home after 2 p. m.

BRADLEY Robert E.. beloved husband of |

f Mrs. Sally]

Edith Bradley, Emma Westerman, Quin-|

Kniptash, Mrs.

, tin and Albert Bridie depart this | ' Ypuneral Bian. | |

life Tuesday, e " ae” re & Kirk Northeast! Pp Friends invited. 3020 N. Catitornia M Mery! Pau H., Elmer W. and Lella r Hark —. sister of George Ridlen of Indianapolis and Nickolas Badlen Ft. Wayne, and Albert Jack of Tol O. Passed away Tuesday morning, Service at Flannsy & nan mortuar: ay, Fringe: invited. Burial Crown Wh

3333 Carroliton sve., wife of Clarence E. Crippen and mother of Enaties M. Crippin and Mrs. Alice M. Goodall, passed away Thursday morning. Service at Fanner » Bu chantn mortuary - Monday 2 Friends invited. Burial ron” “min. Friends may call at mortuary.

July

DETWILER Franklin, beloved husband of

200- 220 POUNAS ...oviirreiiv 14.80 Zula Zon Detwiler, passed away Wednes220- 240 pounds ..v.iveveay,. 14.80 day p. m. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. m,, 240- 270 POUNAS ...0vciauyie. 14.08 at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. 270- 300 pounds 1505 8. Bast st. Friends Invited. Burial 300- 330 pounds Crown Hill. Priends may call after J 360 pounds 1 p. m. Priday. dium — - . . GREELISH-Thomas 8, age 56 years, 160- 220 pounds ............. 12.00814.00 brother of Mrs. John L. Eewling and Packing Sowa Miss Sarah Greelish, passed away | Good to Cholce— Wednesday. Friends may call at the 300 pounds .. 3.50 a3. 75 George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 300- 330 POUNAS +vvrvrsrn nr 380%1375| Washington st. after 7 p. m. Thursday. 330- 360 pounds . 13.80@ 13.75 Funeral notice later. 380- 400 pounds 13.50% 13.65 | KICK—Theodore L., 6009 Compton, passed ood

away Wednesday. husband of Dorothy, | an

father of Rita e, son of William C. end Martha D. Kick Karl H. Kick and William E. Kick, Glendale, Cal. service at the J. Wilson ‘‘Chapel of the Chimes" 12%

and brother of

Prospect st., Saturday, 2 p. m, Priends invited. Friends may call at the ‘Chapel of the Chimes’ after 5 p. m. Thursday.

age 54 years, wife of John, mother of Mrs. John LaRosa, Walter and Carl Mueller: sister of Mrs. Catherine ‘Hopkins, Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, Prank and John Maurer, passed away Tues Funeral Priday, July 28, 8:30 a. m. George W. Gahes Mortuary, 2313 W. Washingto ty. Sh

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00-1100 po )| PIETERS—Charles W. 440 W. 44th. hg Toe: 1308 pounds . passed away Thursday morning; ivate Km ; -serviee at Flanner & Buchanan Mortu- HISEY & TITUS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-WOMEN=200 K. MERIDIAN 700-1100 POUDAS 1veversesses® [email protected]/ ary Saturday 10 a. m : : L i WN Density OL INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE C0.* re “ Change of Time KIR Chofee— REHAK 2 _ MOORE & KIRK 800- 800 pounds ., . 18. Bales TAnlie, 43 yan, beloved wie of a.m CR-1%08 TA I WL pa —— 300-1100 ‘pounds. «» [email protected]| Robert Rebak, mother of Terrence and Flat Work Feeders and Folders illiam Rehak, daughter of Ellen Mori- SHIRLEY BROS. CO. HOURLY RATE PLUS PRODUCTION ond oy 300 pounds ..eesseiess.. [email protected] ME an of Tie, Oramery #54 N 1lnols L1-8408 | BONUS. - n tA A * | 300-1000 pounas esasssasnsss. 14.20316.00 ard Morlarity, passed away Tuesday | ROBERT Ww. STIRLING * CROWN | 300 900 pounds ...ieesueiees [email protected] FL To. Funmral Saturday 830 a.m. at} em Prosecs 2001 E. Washington’ nn 8 East at. and 3 am. Bi Patricks |) Is Wan “CRAPEL OF THE CHINES: “3% FUR SALESLADY | S00. 500 pounds Teetiri [email protected]) Church. Friends invited Burial Holy | five Prospect St * x d 2vveerensridoiiiiien 11s0ag3.00 Thureday ends may call after 1 p. m. FI GRISTS & MONUMENTS = to Manage Well Established IMOAIUM ....evierrcinnrnenannn [email protected] : RUDDELL Jesse, beloved husband of Fin Ran i SCA 5.006 6.30 Edith Srenton Rudael, brother of of Raiph 3 “HERITAGE” ‘MEMORIALS Fur Shop uddel ndianapolis; Haro A Beef— Bulls a8 welghta) snd rs, Lon Spillman, Msi See Oyr Beautiful Display Excellent Opportunity

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| gausage— 8. Rand ndoiph, Thursday morning. GOOA ..orerennnn bre 10.006 11.00 neral notice later. J. C, Wilson Service, i Medium .... 8.256,10.00 STIEGELMEYER—Sophia, age 7! years, | Cutter and common. . 6.00 8.25 beloved wife of ward Stiegelmeyer | and mother of Cora Marie Perkins, IndiCALVES (800) snapolis, Roy Stiegeimeyer, Toledo, O., Vealers (all weights) sister of Mary BStueve, Covington, Ky., Good to choice 14.504 15.00 Fenrigit Seusler Edward Brockman, tom a. ndisnapol Pp away Wednesday. | Samar to medium....... xan 3503 4% Funeral Frias. 5 m., from Shirley | ring RAK RAY re. rothers Ivy ill Chapel. 5377 E Feeder and Siscker Outil and Calves Washington, Burial Washington Park. | Chotco— Friends may call at the chapel any 500- 800 pounds ...i.ve.ese. [email protected] 800-1050 POUNAS. vresssereraas [email protected] THOMPSON — John P. age 721 years 00d — father of Mrs. Lucille McCleary, brother | $00- 800 Pounds .....eess.... [email protected]] ©f Mrs. Minnie Delong and James

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$150,000,000,000 post-war national; income requiring 55,000,000 jobs, he} explained, industry will require “a lot of new .investment,” because it | cannot support “an economy of that size” on its present capital. Manufacturers, he said, will sup-| ply about 25 per cent of the visualized 55,000,000 jobs “provided there is the necessary investment! in manufacturing enterprises.”

ANNOUNCE SALE OF SURPLUS AIRCRAFT

WASHINGTON, July 27 (U. P.). —The Reconstruction Finance Corp. has started the job of selling approximately $60,168,000 worth; of surplus army and navy aircraft,

price

|the smaller training variety and

{Settlement of the first major war [contract termination of world war Harvester |p Company's $217,000,000+ contract to wir Produce tanks at Bettendorf, was announced today by Col. John

[TI — the

1944 which became law July 21. ? |. “Since this was the first large

{nance district officials that under

| termination could be completed in ,| from four to six months."

: ) ) High | Low | distribution of iron sales of 1940. [Am can ....... 92 "9 -— 1 PRICES FIRM ON | LO 12 a i ih - : Am Rad&S88 .. 11% 10% 11 — LOCAL ISSUES An Roll Mill.. 15% 15% 1515 — 1. Am T&T ...... 163 163 161 4 Nominal quotations furnished by Indi. Am Tob B 3% 3 MY — 1, anapolis securities dealers. [Am Water W.. 8 Bla BY, | Bid Asked {Anaconda . 26 253, 257, a, { Agents Pin Corp com ........ T% .....| | Armour & Co. 814 & Bla — Agents Pin Corp pfd ....eeeee 20 chison 877 6712 67%, — 1 CHICAGO July 27 (U. P).— Belt R Stk yds com.....eser 36% ok AU Refining .0 30; 30 © i. . Grain futures ruled firm on the Bolt R Stk Yds pid... 53 | ata Loco ct on ML UM. »bhs-Merriil com . . 8 Loa n oan 19! 19! Borg of Trade today. Bobbs- Merril 4, pid .. 61 a Jorden Sa 327, 1 ” 8. m. wheat was up % Circle Theater com . . 47 0 org-Warner '. 39%, 19 39! 1, cent a bushel: ons up 1 om Puan 8% rd : uw nea a on Tn wen wn 2 5 elta Elec com . .. n 14 Ches Ohio .. 467, 46, 45° 1 2 yr 1 . ‘ . 22, and rve u to 5% { Hook Drug Co com.......... 18 Childs oon 21 2%, ce up Home T&T Fi. Wayne 7% pd » Yh . Curtiss-Wright 5% 51% 0 Ind & Mich Elec 7% pfd 113 118% Douglas Aire . 521, 52'¢ 5) WATER SHIP Ind Asso Tel 57% pid eieen. 108 107 Du Pont . . 159% 159', 1397, 11 MENT [nd Gen Serv D.CUI00I0 100. Gen Eieetric |. anne ames 130i " Indpls PaLpfd .......... 13 us | Goodrich 505s 50; ani, " Inc P & L eom . 17% 18% Goodyear 46 46 ' GAIN IS REPORTED Indiar.apolis Railwavs “com. oe 4 isha Greyhound Cp. 22'% 217, 2 — ! . Indpis Water pfd . ..108 . {Ind Rayon . 39 29 39 —_ at WASHINGTON. July 27 (U. p).— Jndpls Joater Class A com.... 1% 1 {int Harvester 7 76 78 ! Ernst Holzborn chief of the off e at Life com ‘eee roger G&B .. 36 36 36 1 . p ce Lincoln Loan Co 5'3% pfd ... 98% 99 |L-O-F Glass .. 51% a1 51 : of defense transportation's water- Lmoon nat Life Ins com.... 41 i Leckna Aire 177 177, Ts Ta ny . allory 4'%9% ........... i Loew's -.. 651 65 ! ways rane department. said to- | PR Mallory com. ore, 26% Martin (Glenn) 18% 18, 1g a that the “la t s - nd Pub Serv 57... .... 103 [Mont Ward ... 48 47! 7 : gay n \rgest. waterborne ying pub sery s1ie 105'3 | Nash-Kelv 15% 155 ja » min in history is moving on the N joa ain Serv 67 prd. 17% | Nat Biscuit .. 23 21, 2, yy, nation's river an 0 nd Pub Serv 77... .. 118% Nat Distillers . 345 340 243 5 d other inland Pub Serv Ind 5% .... 110 IN Y Central .. 20% Jenn 200 5 of waterways, ‘ Pub Serv & Ind com ..... 18%; | Packard . 5% Ste 81, ‘ rogress undry com 17 Pan Am Air . 32! 311 221 - He reported that shipments this Co Ind G & FP 48g 108 | Penney 10330 10308 1070 © esis year will exceed the 589,000,000 tons Stokely Bros pr Pl oeerrinnnes 17% Penn R R 29% 29), 29s, ’ moved in 1042. United Tel Co 8% ........ .- —~.e.d Phelps Dodge . 2235 221, 291, ' Hoizborn said ‘the “demand 1 Union Title com ........ ‘ Pullman . 43 47' 48 oe zbo . or BONDS Pure Oil . 16's 18 181 ay tank barges, mainly on the Missis- | Aigers Winrw RR % 100 Repus Bu 1% Tv pn — sippl river, cannot be met despite | American Joan 5s 81 3) pusanuses 3 10 Servel Inc A yay the fact that every available barge, | Ch of Com Bldg Co 4ias 81. a8 ~JSocony. Vas Toa a 1a CL itizens Ind Tel 42s 61 ..... 103 106 cl 31, » towboat, = and _— ship | Gozens na 18 4s 4) i rants 31% 3a 31% MIE > . i 3 has been put to use. TERN TR NE CH dpls Raliway Co Sa 67 . Sl SW OLIN J).. 56% 58%, sev, . 3 ind Ir W, 3 Tenn Corp AWA 110 11 pct Ete Water Works » a’ 103 19 lath. Cent-Pox. 28% 351 25. | Weavy breed hens, 30c Leghorn hens | Soto Packin 100 U8 Rubber .... 3, Gra sin | Muncie, Water Works 5s 66 ..108 AUS Steel .. .... 58% 58a sn, Broilers, fryers and roosters, under J Joa’ Pub Serv Sas 13 oes. 10344 | Warner Bros Wl ee Ea... 28c an NE a Te tien 85 p14 esting El ... 101 100% 100%, |. | © EE Serv of Ind 34s 73 .. 108 (YOR Corp .... 14% 14% 1s, p 30c. ars A, 1 4138 58 Ee 103 unit, 1 dum, 36%; At nd Water Jie Se 208.0 States Lines 6 mon’ i to 1€ Term Cor, 34.59 Sxadan aw 3% — 30 Tad

including trainers, cargo carriers, | transports, bombers and gliders. | The availability of cargo carriers and transport types in not expected | to relieve the pressure on commer- |

{too small for regular airline ‘operations. The largest transport type | is a 10-place ship. One transport, damaged, was sold |

cost the army $130,500. The smaller craft will be sold on bid, and many of the larger ships *hrough negotiations or at a ceiling vet to be established. Although many of the larger ships are air-worthy, many are damaged to varying degrees. Some can be repaired but have been declared surplus to make room for more modern types by the services. The RFC has 2139 of its subsidiary’s planes to sell, Most are of

have been bringing prices considered good. They are Piper Cubs and | Taylor-Crafts for the most part.

{ST WAR CONTRACT IS TERMINATED

CHICAGO, July 21 (U. P).—

International Ia.,

Slezak, chief of the Chicago ordnance district. Col. Slezak said the termination "is especially significant in that it has provided an experimental basis | around which part of the war department thinking has flowed and it

undoubtedly influenced the framing 3 of the contract settlement act of ||

termination of the war it was ‘necessary to pass through a ‘trail blazing’ period of approximately | six months developing procedures and methods of settlement. “It is the opinion of the Harvester officials and the Chicago ord-

the existthg statute and regulations, and with our internal organizations now fully trained, a similar

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the cise of the’ Chicago market |

Calves (steers) Good and Choice

" gomery

Thompson, passed away Wednesday Funeral Saturday, July 29, 7:30 a. m., at residence, 1317 Blaine ave. 8 a. : Assumption church, Friends invited | Burial Montgomery, Ind. Friends may call at residence, [Bicknell and Mont-

tInd.) papers please copy.)

500 pounds down ........... [email protected] George W. Usher Service. { um | WEST--Charies W., age 82. Beloved hus-| “300 pounds down .........i. . 9.00011.25 “and of id E. West, father of Nora! ughty, Bruce and C, Bdgsr est Good and or (heifers) : passed away Wednesday afternoon at 500 pounds dOWD «v.evne.... [email protected]| residence, 1016 N. Oakland ave, Serv- | Medium . ice Saturday. 2 p. m., Conkle Funeral . Home, 1934 W. M:chigan. Friends in« 500 pounds down ........... [email protected] vited. Burial Crown Hill. Priends may SHEEP AND LAMBS (950) cali at funeral home after 23 p, Ewes (shorm) oo Friday. | Good to choice ...........,. « 3.50Ga 4.50 4 OF CONDITION OF E Common to medium...... wee 1.80@ 3.50 GLO LIFE INSURANCE CO.

m | adh’ oe

00d to choice ......cvvvuunsn | Shedtum to good .- { Common

"cial carriers because the planes are | will reflect parity to farmers on the Loans and liens

Chicago and Milwaukee, Minneapolis, - St. Paul, Minn.; Superior, Wis.; Council Bluffs, Ia, City, Ia., $1.12%%; Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Ore.

$1.20; Duluth, Omaha, and $1.14;

barley, which is stated to be No. 2 with a test weight of 46 pounds per bushel. Prjces for other grades and qualities are computed by applying a schedule of discounts and premiums,

U. S. STATEMENT

WABHINGTON, July 27 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current flscal year through July 25, compared with a year ago

Amel Premium As Low As

nay; indians polis, flour mills and gra

i per bushel for No, erits)

{Reserve or amount necessary

Losses due and unpaid. .,..... Sioux | Losses Adjuss ed and nat due. . {Other liabilities of the comOgden, Utah, $1.15; pany

$1.13; San Francisco, $1.23; Los An-. Coa labiltles 1uooree. MI0I0L geles, $1.24. Surplus revraurenes cevenese.o. 307,171.40 OPA said these prices are for the| TOAD ness eeennaneeenen "$4,685,201 61 “standard grade and quality’ of State of indians, Office of Insurance

sioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is ‘a correct copy of the Statement

Cony on ne 31st day of December,

943; as shown by the original statement and’ that the i original statement is now on file in this office. Ju a Simeny hereof, 1 hereunto submy + ne sine. wy official poh thi it] ay of June, .} at NK J. VIEHMANN, __(SEAL) os Semis

Total State of Indiana, Commissioner: 1. the undersigned. Insurance

i OF ILLINOIS | Chicago (5), Illinois 431 8, Dearborn Bt.

31ST DAY oF DECEMBER, 1043

WM. J J LEANDER, President HOEY, Secretary *

LIABILITIES

ha reinsure outstanding isks

$4,240,946. x 5.038 3,744. % 28,303.35

Commissioner: I, the undersigned, Insurance Commis-

the Condition of the above mentioned

TATEMENT O ITION OF REAT NORTHERN LIFE INSUR-

ANCE COMPANY

9,008,127.52 Office of Insurance

Jngiia hereby fy tha he na, here cert t the correct copy of the “statement Ph eat of ‘the wo

the

| 41-hour a Permane Sian "a Ten,

‘Sears, Roebuck & Sompany LOST & FOUND

LOST— Lady's rose goid Bulova Sr watch in vicinity Thompson's, Washington and Pennsylvania, gift from husband overseas: reward. IR-1748. T- Theta Chi fraternity pin, vicinity of 30th and Central; name David Walton on Back. Reward. HU-2187. LOST White wire-haired terrier, female,

v 33 N. Pennsylvania +

GIRL 5 iF Ca os

but will consider beginner. Some typing required. Permanent position. Good eopportunity for advancement now and postwar. Please phone for t Mr. Westphal, GA-4421.

GIRLS FOR LIGHT

tan ears. Downtown, $15; reward. CHa... maar FACTORY WORK — - Bro OWE a sani, nag Olinger Soldier's children’s pet. - a ward. 2962 Northwestern. WA-1001, PAY IY

| LOST.-Mdndsy night, Schaeffer fountain pen. Bleck, white. Engraved BE M. F MA-5344]1 between 8 and 5. Edna. {LOST “En route to argues, 3 packages, labeled Air-Express. Reward for re turn, Railway Express Agency, RI-6521.

LOST $60.00, Friday. Vicinity ‘Rural and

The Geo. F. Cram Co.

730 E. Washington, 34 Fleer

GIRLS

“E. Michigan, Reward - : 108% White bull Varier. back 35d i8 T0 45 Iw ward. - INSTRUCTIONS — 8 For light factory work. GatherLEARN BEAUTY GuLTome | ing and sorting paper stock. Clean INTRRXATIORAL BEADIY 4 seam work. No experience necessary, hve ga Pls og sbi rt -rrg 420 E. Ohio MIE st GIRL or woman for housework and care Learn to Fly at ot Jaby 2 Fog days & week. RavensIER AIRPORT ~ TA-1%8 hd

hg ge Work; meals, uniforms and ood | pay: §-day week, 3901 KE. Wash-

aH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Here is a wonderful opportunity for a girl without typing or shorthand knowl edge who wants to enter the business world and learm a profession that will enable her to work on any newspaper In

ELP W, —3 STENOGRAPHERS

1 to the country. Earn while you learn. ¢0mount of capita Bar JUEER) 4A ol INSLEY MFG. CORP. Hour week no Saturday or Sunday work, Real estate unincumbered. $ 219,801 801 N. OLNEY Bee Mrs. Williams, 214 W, Maryland, BARLEY 0 Mortgage loans on real estate si E._ 10th St. Car to 3400 Olney ati | TaCWAER 1 P > and 5:30 P, M. Monday ! (free {rom any prior ineum- | 3 MATURED fefined women for part-time 'Drough Frid BAR ain or pment in Say sore Be THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Bohds (book value) ........... L716476.70 | rience necessary. Apply 1908 sour. 4 NUIANATULIS 4IME. Stocks thovk Taiut) iad 85,587. 75 eastern, 8 a. m.-5 Pp. HOUSEKEEPER, ie, middle-aged, 10 anks n T arsist wi hildren; stay; $10. and not on interest) ... toss | A S S i S T A N T T 0 =! Sith on a bo. 8 Lo WASHINGTON, July 27 (U. P.).— | Accrued securities (interest and { i Housekeeper , y — | rents, etc.) . eeinenee. 31,926.09 per week and living The office of price administration Federsi “savings and dean CLAIM ADJUSTER wrens tumishes "2310 X. Meridian. tonight ordered a reduction in bar- | piha om relnvaranee com. | No Experience Necessary ley ceiling prices averaging 3 cents!’ 4 panies at bat cries 4 3M. % _— Train . gen{s’ credit alances “ar a-Day oe a pishel in Deters ea A 1 | Premiums and rome du ms RE ‘BEST GRAND LAUNDRY 1€ new" prices, efiective u and in process of co tion 1 pr 8. {Tens wri 210,582.03 uN te i FOR HOSIERY SEAMING "et mon poten kh. Sena ermanent vit t-war futu | 1944 crop, OPA said. | pTotal gross mssets......... $4.823.092.82 ry 1 Silk He pos Mil re. Terminal base pointes and base Deducts assets not admitted .. 137,891.21 ea ie V'osiery S$ prices per bushel, bulk, are: Net assets .................. 4,685,201.61 — aks

MAIDS _____ FOTEL LINCOLN"

rs rm————

Middle-Aged Women 721 * »rt

“work. Eam $1! hour for terviewing demonstration. For information call TA-8751,

Middle-aged women for * % Cafeteria %* % Steam Table * % Soda Fountain

Fort Benjamin Harrison Exchange Phone Wr, Niekel, CH-7860

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Experienced Hosiery Workers or Trainees, We have openings in following Depts.:

% Order Fillers Pairing % Seaming Finished Mending

Air-Conditioned Plant. Pree Hospital zation Insurance. Vacation with Pay and Many Other Advantages, Call and make an appointment for an interview today. RI-1321, 8a. m. to § p. m..

BOOKKEEPER

charge of books for ‘wholesale Sugar company. Salary $35 per week. A fine opportunity for post-war future. Call FR- FR-1184 {for appointment.

“CLERICAL POSITIONS

Opening Now Available No Experience Required

Employment Office--Women

240 N. Meridian St,

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

CONDITION OF THE THE LIFE) INSURANCE COMPANY

OF VIRGINIA

This Year Last Year Milwaukee, Wisconsin Richmond, Virginia Ezpénses .....$,402.896.499 $5504 198 m 710 N. Plankinton ave. 10th and Capitol Streets Power Machine Operators 504.794 7 o : or Recel spending ban 88 865 1840 804.520 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER. 1043 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1943 wage n needle, light work; high plece 5 defiit .. 4.604.007 63: ! pra Working bai 21230 9001s 3353. prog H. G. ROYER. President BRADFORD H. WALKER, President FINK MANUFACTURING 00, Public debt 209.054.722.730 144.822 183 020 C. 0. PAU ULEY, Secretary MONTAGUE, JR., Secretary 546 8. Meridian, Room : Gold reserve 21.047.000 558 22,338,267,041 Amount of capita i peid up ‘wavs 3313.00.00 Amount of Sal capital paid wp. 38.000:00.00 Press Operator INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE peal estate unincumbered ..§ 340,071.07 Real estate unincumbered _ 8 1.517.062.42 Claypool Hotel Clearings ................. ..., $ 4,566,000 | Mortgage loans on Jest dptate Mortgage loans on real estate p ... 19,085, from an rior incum- (free from an rior ine - Vise Jom an ? . vives 3,083,630.62! cumbrance) 7.» *is shiv 20.415,762.85 SALESLADIES Bonds ‘(book value) .......... 3,842,114.46 | Bonds (book value) 85.468,492.92 Cash in banks (on interes Stocks (book value) 6.974,491.61 & and not on interest) ..:..... 445,040.78 Cash in banks (on interest for coat department; opporS Accrued securities t and not on Interest) ....... 3,254,282.83 | tunity for one whe nes ad previgug 0 : and” rent, ete.). Accrued, securities (interest experience. Salary plus commission Other securities and rents, etc.) pi with a good guarantee. 11 loans and remium Policy loans . ,858,175. Careful drivers reduce Pe isis xian , Sh 771,990.46 Cash in company’s office. 35,014.16 LEADER STORE oes Pederal Savings & Premiums and accounts due euiomobile insurance costs Dis ine 207,800.00 and in process of collection 1,308,019.58 © 19 E. WASHINGTON Premiums and ascounts Sue iy rs Accounts otherwise secured. . 5,137.20 x X : and in process of collectio ,578. —————————— A tual’ red.. 261,382.96] Total gross assets ........ $142,444,815.71 : eA Grain Dealers Mo ACIOUHY. Otherwiny dec: TT rE Deduct Fh not admitted... 1,616,535.72 obile ln- Total gross assets ........ $ 9,934,139. ————— Comprebensive Aves Deduct assets not admitted.. 26,011.77| Net assets “ABI $140,828,279.99 Pattern Department surance policy protects JOU Net assets ................. $ 9,008,127.52 | Reserve or amount Necessary Salary and Commission i TIES to reinsure outstanding from these hazards: Fire, theft, : | Reserve or TITIES Lil a oo Pl a $118, 350, 433.00 Apply Employment Office, 7th’ Floor insure outstandin sses due and unpaid...... indstorm, breakage of glass, Pic rule suutandin . 142,137.00 | Losses adjusted and not due. 451407.87 THE WM. H. BLOCK C0. gs hquake, water Tosses due and unpaid ... |. ! 2.33300 Has Tiosses Tudjusied and =n io : : : : earthquake, Losses adjusted and not due 18,767.00 | suspense: ....... ........... explosion. : Losses unadjusted and In sus- Bile and accounils J. 204, 249.71 + SECRETARY. Ww damage food, vandalism, riot, RE. eas va 3.000.%0 Conting ppency fee J i vain a kek 6,000,000,00 > 2 Bills and accounts unpaid . 47,242. Other lia es of the ‘com > loss caused by missiles and - Other liabilities of the com- Spi 215.23 COMPANY ov xsunvesinvsness 2,071,491.80 % Permanent Position + n Barrier enna h Eran N Ea » » o Jikan damage from falling objects. H ve Shin oxotat Habilittes To pean Unusual a trnarn ahwrienced ,008,724. pital. ou. iavanvas .6.000,000. i 310000.00 | Surplus “L.l.0... 7,392,338.98 |, five.” Pleasant, modern, ¥ir-cooleq

Total .iaversisninessssns,$140,828,279.99 State of of Indians, Office of . Insurance|: omimn

x, Spsimi roamed, Insurance Commissioner of an, -hereby Seruty that the above is a correct 0 03 of he e Statement of the Condition of Bieber 0

Call RI-1321, 8a m. to 8 p. m.

Stable Employment for Women

High type jobs available as. trolle bus Foperators. Permanent Tudnd

ovided. pply. Rooin 214

Bt. Mohs Restaurant 9 1 Pa. :

Era EE

vancement, Good working Free, The In W. Maryland, writing.

Perman cellent hours. | Landers, 814 Mer

FELEPHONE

Indiana Bell

TYPIST, good work; essential Mr. Hill, 24 Gas & Coke Uti

) { to Relieve or Modern AirOpportunity fo

National H RI-1321—8 A. WAITH Ni np \

TEE PEE--WOMAN Over %

of) N. Meridian. ‘ WOMEN V LEARN PIANC Experience n Good workin PERMANENT | - See Mi 610 S. New

WO! Werk 1

Convenient 1 Muste Whik Excellent Steady Vital Wai Applicants Must (

- Apply Emple

| . S01 N. L Indiana

SPEEDWAY ¢ EMPLOYME

U. $. EMPLOY! Statement of ava

ARE YOU FOR |

With Post-w MAN

VITAL WAR WC

% Cylinde Pres: ~ % Truch % Woman Co

Paper Pa

802 §. |

‘ELI LIL COMI Immediate ope able for men an duction and lab

applicants with training in séie: Appl Lilly's Employm Take a Minne 3 McCarty

FOUNT! 8 T

Por full time or or day work fecesaary. 3