Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1944 — Page 26

WASHINGTON, Aug.

fonsiderably increasing the EL Lumber of concerns going into

usiness. § One result, if all the possible new neerns are to be accommodated, | Soi be a building boom in bust ess property. Unless some form 0 business birth-control is adopted, i

have in the past. The government loaning ageficies| and loan-insuring agencies must | reckon with the fact that about |

tinued in each normal year. end in insolvency, must just quit. 1f the number of new businesses ingreases with great rapidity, so will the number of suspensions, later on, with some of them owing the government. One of -the ways unemployment is to be averted after the war is to encourage small and new business. Every man self-employed is one man less looking for a job, and every; additional man who erfiploys others | prevents unemployment by much’ more. So by inducing a lot of men

By JOHN -‘W. Scripps-Howard Stall Writer

24.—On the chance that the wuses of business failures will continue to be much as they always have been, people inside and out of the government's nding agencies are not sure the coming era of semiialism in credit will be all hotsy totsy. The new businss-loan program now shaping in congre:#, gether with the existing machinery and that being set up dor veterans is expected to have the post-war efiect of

$00,000 business firms are discon- | Some |

The war department backed up itS|pases in China, comprise part of ‘repeated expressions of concern over|the “small amount” war production yesterday with a re- peing flown to China, according to port that July output of some vital| president items dropped 53 per cent below | Ireport yesterday to congress.

ING BOOM : VIEWED

Business Birth-Control Advised to Avert Many Failures as Government Agencies Plan Benefits, Loans for Veterans Who Will Start Concerns After War.

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WAR OUTPUT IN JULY DECLINES

eould end as several of our booms Eyrther Drop 0 Is Expected

In Some Items, Now Down 53%.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 (U. P.).—

June and that even further declines were expected during August.

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The report was given to the spe- (or the U. S. cial senate war investigation com-| forces. mittee two days ago by Maj. Gen.l.ojq be moved in were it not Lucius D. Clay, army services forces so. the fact that precious space ;director, but released only yesterday ‘aboard the cargo planes—the only

[with his consent,

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more, Md.

the Japanese cut, the Burma road. Spare parts ‘and tires for these trucks, which afe helping to maintain supply lines to B-29 Super-

{fortress and other American air of goods now

Roosevelt's “lend-lease Most of these supplies consist of gasoline, bombs and ammunition and Chinese air Even more of these items

The Martin Mars, world’s largest flying boat, features a single rudder tail more than 40 feet high, Twenty of these 72!4 ton giants are now being built for the navy by the Glenn L, Martin Co, of Balti-

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Nelson May Study China’ 5s 'Pocket-Sized’ War Output

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 (U. P.).—The urgency of Donald M. Nel- improve service without approval of son's impending mission to China was emphasized today by disclosure that China's pocket-sized armament program is unable to supply even | the spare parts for the few thousand American trucks sent there before

MARKET ACTIVE AT STOCKYARDS:

7450 Hogs Received

Here;

Prices Steady With Top

At $14.80.

An active hog market prevailed at

means of transportation—must be

the Indianapolis stockyards today. in turn, were alleged to control “sub-

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“TEN MiLioRD SUT ‘CRUSADE’

Standard il of Indiana Is Involved in Big AntiTrust Case.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 (U.P.).— Justice department officials said to-

trust suit against the Association of American Railroads and 47 of its western members would prove of great significance in the reconversion period. . They described the suit—instituted yesterday in Lincoln, Neb., federal district court—as one of the {most important in the department’s {vigorous crusade against - national {and international industrial combinations. Si Th2 suit charged, among other things, that the defendants entered linto agreements that restricted jquality and cost of railway freight and passenger service in: the west. The western lines, the government |charged, could not alter rates or

the eastern interests. Rails Get ‘Moral Support’ | Assistant Attorney General Wendell Berge, said when the suit was filed that western railroads. now

day that the government's anti-|

\ Hormone for Over-Age Farm.

Animals Found

CHICAGO, Aug. 24 (U. P).= Hormone which can cause a barren cow to start giving milk, and which can restore virility. to overage farm animals, was reported today at the American Veterinary Medical association convention. Dr. Ralph R. Reece, of the New Jersey agricultural experiment station told how one 33-month-old jersey heifer which had never had a calf produced 8046 pounds of milk and 383 pounds of butterfat in 305 days after being given injections of stilbestrol dipropionate. A Holstein Friesidn heifer that failed to conceive after four breedings produced 6634 pounds of milk after she was given hormone injections, and the fertility of three bulls was restored by hormonal therapy, Reece said.

EMPLOYMENT LOWER HERE

Index Shows Drop in Jobs And Payrolls From

June. Preliminary estimates of industrial

would have at least the moral suprt of the government if they | Those to reduce freight and pas-| senger rates and to introduce new| facilities and faster schedules. “1 The American Association of Railroads; ‘identified as an organization of the country’s major roads | “operating . .. over 85 per cent of {the railway mileage,” was said Ly {the government to have been | founded with the aid of the banking houses of J. P. Morgan & <Zo., Inc, and Kuhn, Loeb & Co., which,

| employment in Indianapolis for July | showed a drop of about one per cent from June, a decrease of almost | seven per cent from the corresponding 1943 month, the monthly review of the bureau of business research of Indiana university revealed today. Estimated industrial payrolls for the city dropped nearly three per cent from the June level] and were down about nine per cent from July, 1943. July bank debits decreased about five per cent from June and were nearly six per cent lower than

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RAGG—Mary, beloved wife of W Res Bragg, mother of Lee Lee and Ernest Blume, grandmother of Mrs. Ruth Simmons, Alice Lee and Ernest Blume Jr. sister of Bailey and Edward

life Wednesday, age 8 urday, Aug. 26, at Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, Station st., 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Faiend s invited.

BROWN-—Jerry David, son ne Lt and Mrs. Eugene L.~Brown of 3804 Emerson, grandson of Mrs. Nora H. Bay and Lt. and Mrs. Everett I. Brown, passed away Wednesday morning. Service at Planner and Buchanan Mortuary, Friday, a. m. Friends invited. Burial Bl Ind. BRUNS—Ida M., ’ 4908 Brookville rd. wife 3 Yard W. Bruns, mother of Mrs. Mildred E. Mayer, sister of Mrs. Margaret M. Brice of Greencastle, Ind., and rd Webber of Indianapolis, passed airy Wednesday

morning. Funeral Friday, 3:30 p. m.,, at G. H, Herrmann Home, 1508 8. East st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may Call after 7 p. m, Wednesday. : s i'% HAWHEE—Nellie, 61 Jan 0 1 e Walcott st., wife Elmer Hawhes,

mother of Mrs. a Jesse, daughter of Mrs. Frank Miller. John R. Miller, passed aw Frienas | 903 may call at the Jord an Funeral Home, 1550 Brookside ave. Puneral Friday, Aug. 25, 2 p, m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. . NAS—Gustave J. (Gus), 10 en L. father of Mrs. Elizabeth Schussler, Laverne, Marcella, Berniece, Gustave Jr. brother of Charles Jonas and Mrs. Helen Peeney of Indianapolis and William Jonas of Buffalo, ¥Y.. passed aw ay Aug. 22, a Vincents “hosita'. Friends -may ca 206 N. Bosart ave, Funeral Friday, 8:30. af . residence; 9 a. m., Little Flower church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Holy Name society and K. of C. will meet Thursday, 8 p. m., for prayer, ANION — John J. (Jack), husband eof priv Ida, father of" Mrs. Genevieve Jackson, John, U. 8. army; Jose . Anna Louise Manion: grandis Patricia Jackson, died Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 5:45 a. m. at the Kirby Morty. ary. Meridian at 19th st. 6 A. Peter -and Paul Cathedral. Interment Madison, Ind.

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LEON TAILORING 00. | 235 Mass. Ave. 13,7 Ba!

agreeing that overall t 3325 E. 10th st. hemselves, | . assigned to tires and spare parts the 1943 figure. MARTIN—Marilda A. \ inane er ho ve muni- | V&7 production was “magnificent,” "oe continued operation of the war food administration report- | stantially all the financing opera- Post © entered inio fo “Nadnesday, tay _9 . i 2 A. “tions plants, the government will be | {Clay told the Committee that there| trucks in the interior. led. Prices were steady with the top | tions and security issues of the de- ost Office Receipts Down Jess randother of Hire. Ise Howard \holding-down unemployment, so long, > 3 serious drop in output of am- | Material Needed lat $14.80 on 120 to 240-pound fendant railroads” as well as those| The review showed an approximate | Monger, Servichs, BUC Chapel Friends as too many don't fail. munition, tanks, trucks and duck| poo is no hope that China’s|yeights. |of eastern roads and large industrial | drop of about 12 per cent from June| are welcome. Burial Washington Park. y tents—items which are urgently! weig | enterprises. t off ipts. making tI R—Willlam J. son of Joseph industrial program can be stimu-| pl eo ono p jon post o Se Janel) » making them | MEUNTER—WILam sw OF A" Patricia \ 7 \ e government also contende r cen er than a year a 500,900 Increase Expected Rested |lated enough to reduce the need ceipts ‘Included 7450 hogs, $50, Th t al tended 6 pe t higher than a y 80-| MUMnd vincent T.. died’ Wednesday nt I . timates 1s He blamed manpower shortages, | cattle, 700 calves and 1450 sheep. that the major oil companies, in-|Newspaper I was down 15] Sunnyside. Funeral a, 830, at One of the official estimates 5! ratigue and optimistic war news for for large lend-lease shipments, but Kirby Mortuary, Meridisn at 19th st. that 2,000,000 veterans and 1,000,000 eo Spi oly dines of Kan Lee, commercial attache of . cluding Standard Oil of Indians,! per cent from June but up one per a SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. munition workers will open stores) 8 hat] ie Chinese embassy, pointed out GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (3150) conspired with the railroads to (cent, over the 1943 figures. Int ferment Holy Cross ctmelery, Friends and shops and other enterprises for | puis discussion a Alleged €XCeSS| that any increase in available war| 130: 140 maintain transportation rates for| Livestock receipts were up 37 per or ye. ol Jez. themselves, as proprietors or part-| a Mie Say ve ad “psy- materiel would be of great help. 160- 180 petroleum by pipeline that would he cent from June and rose 27 per cent Pearl Harwood, sister of Mrs Doroshy hers, We now have about 3,000,000 8 He said in an interview that it 130. 2 equal fo those charged for rail over July, 1943, Retail sales, ac- Patton Harwood, died 3 Wednesday at business concerns in the country, Deliveries Down would be virtually impossible to 220- 240 fazsportation for ‘the same dis- edna do the Durga) of census, ge. Ter residence, $81 x. Rural a Juneral and though some of them will sell t industrial out- neces. jclin per cent from June but; Friday a © out, the total is expected to increase | Osx od the Somumictes that July | a; his ri 3 Ln tus land or| 30 33 The railroads were further ac- were five per cent higher than July Meridian at Join t1 8 8 na by more than 500,000 in the first [Dr aon Lo veries of bie nil ss 1oule 1s opened. 30. 360 cused of influencing state legisla-/of 1943. Building permits valued| cemetery. Friends may fall at morte | year after the war. The increase in| or 151 were fou per gen be wi fre =| hr, many Nelson's | 100- 330 pounds [email protected]| tures to enact laws restricting the at $916,707 were issued during July| 31%. “iilely and Third Order of the total is expected to run for sev- | [pe cent Ei TB bi 35 eel China mission as “most np rian | Bord te oN or Thcking’ Sows growth and development of motor |and included $113,450 for residential 8t Francis will meet for prayer 8 p. m. n e~ | - ay. i Himit ta tii kind of ex. | liveries. Heavy trick deliveries fe) nd pressing” but military security| 310- 308 BIDAR crete MOMGIL0D Sune Ina ona ns OF. com SONSINUHON 15" Sostommoints 57 SHAFFER. Frank beloved husband of 3 e s kind of ex-' : . . Emmalens, father of Stanley - off nin would not allow official amplifica-| 330- 360 pounds [email protected] toni King. pansion exists in the number of |’, . ors. ve be: ton. Pp Js0- 400 pounds [....llllll 1400G 14.08 The preliminary index showed an Setherme” Mehiahan, DHS Beat “ann, "0 SPA nh Boies shel 3 pr con, However it wes ponies ou br| Eu pot WHOS] NY, SHOCKS |e or tee een | Se dB dt "and 240 mm. shells, 46 per cent. |Nelsen's WPB associates that this|yeatum— * ’ ° ° 3 afd Will Shaffer of Gary, passed away ‘Where we are Hikes 5 E800 Duis | New estimates, he continued, indi- | misison would be his second per- "350-80 pounds ............. 12500118 Net mm psi Thora ws bron Gl GL ong RS 2 boom. - i - Slaughter ‘Pigs h Low Last Change ¥ | Owned plants are already Being {papi d ant Aas SU od be, So Ng ingng jor Fhe Clet x Medium to choice Allis-Chal evpf Nd 1g 104i oS: loan drive were declared causes for stowmNsxY- First t Alexander, * Jeased to small concerns and this Cc rind expectations by $17,000,000 in ecutive within a year. €P= | “'90- 120 pounds ............. [email protected] 4m Can ...... 0212 921. 92a a preventing the usual peace time| husband Janet oh kind of multiple tenancy is expected | \AVY trucks; $8,000,000 in light- tember, Mr. Roosevelt sent Nelson | - CATTLE (850) Am doe a 12s 12% 124 — 14 July drop from June. passed sway af Camp Chmphel Ke t #0 increase greatly. The A ‘heavy trucks; $8,000,000 in tanks; to Moscow to investigate Russia’s|onoiee Am Roll Mill.| 1512 15% 151 == 1g eee yO nadny, ara _stiviem ai greaLy. <¥1$8,000,000 in bombs, and $3,000,000 in | war production and the possibilities | 7o0- 900 pounds 167501750 Am ToT ooo 13% Mf 2%... WAGON, WHEAT Priday, 18:38 a.m. <Busial J. Marsh War Plants Corp. recently ad- heavy field ammunition. 4 te t 900-1100 pounds 1678@17 18 Am Tob B . 3a I 3, — a Up to the close of the Chicago market| son. Priends may eall at the funeral ted the movement and is pre- or post-war trade. 1100-1300 pounds .. ! [email protected] Am Wales w Bj oh a A= today. Indianapolis, flour on and grain home after 6 p. m. Thursday. Rp . 3 . . 1 Sante t : to make loans to encouraze| Somervell Statement Questioned pr. hiner pie a 1300-1500 Jownds. ., [email protected] Armour & Co. So i 5. = eat ne il selma bg Bl WA oer 2 uy _ y 0 |Good— tchison ...... 4 2 — {oats, No. 2 white or No. 2 red. testing 32 ' In at least one instance, a manu-| The committee's testimony re-|jeave for China in a few days, He| 1007900 POURS ............ 1IS@I68 Atl Refining .. 30% 30'a 300s — ia |ioe. or better, 13c. No. § yellow snelied| Gf Frederick of New Castle and Donald TTacturer is preparing to leas € \ 900-1100 pounds ............ « [email protected] |Bald Loco ct... 23's 22% 22% — ! ayman of Belleview, Ky. away preparing to lease space vealed that it had sought to obtain | 1100 1s 60%: 607s Licorn S108 per gp shel and No. 3 while Tuesday. Services st Fanner & Bu-|_ in his for insid 2 g 0 will be accompanied by his special -1300 pounds ....... seeees [email protected] [Beth Steel .... 61'z 60% 6075 «= % | shelled corn, $1.24. plant for inside subcontract- om Clay an opini ding the! 1300-1600 pounds ............. [email protected] | Borden 32% 3212 3% | chanan Mortuary,. Priday, pn ing, his tenants to make the: paris y opinion regarding the assistant, Edwin A. Locke Jr. who Medium BorgWarner .. 40% 3915 390s 1 Friends invited. Cremation Fanner & he uses. | accuracy oe Seinen by | also made the Moscow doscow trip. 100-1100 pounds ............ 110081478 Caterpillar T.. 30 40 40s... | Buchanan Cremawry, 5 Cc m- | - srrieensesrene A E ve. 8 i s — a Loan Profits Are Small Curtiss-Wr ... 5'2 5 513 4 FLORISTS & MONUMENTS 6 {mander of the army service forces, Common— ae -t The troubles will commence when |that there was an ite shortage es COTY FIRM FIRM BIDS ON SHI pounds me [email protected] Bu Fan" 1gged 138 3 ad “HERITAGE” MEMORIALS n . a — lg gos, JEW Srterpriste sant Zalling ot | Corwen war items, which, if not met, | Choles a 15.7518 Gen Mills ies 10015 10018 & 11 See Our Beautiful Display X s, unless the pattern of [could delay victory. Clay termed - 800 pounds ,............ [email protected]| Goodrich ..... 82i4 81% bl's — Iz hn iness is fundamentally changed Somervell's statement an effort “to U S 40 PAVING 00-1100 pounds :............ [email protected] Goottesr sous. a am ou 2 Sears, Roebuck & Company _+in some manner. - 1 1 600- 800 8 eine 4 78 (Ind Ray ..0 38%2 38'2 38'2 — 1 The reconstruc- [tell the story to industry” in order ; pounds Hig Int Haw R. ngs Tes — sl LOST & FOUND 1 tion Finance Corp. has lost more to obtain increased output. Chairman Samuel C. Hadden of m Johns-Man 983, 98% 98% .... | LIBERAL reward ward for lady's biaek puise, pulse, | than it has made on loans to busi-| Asked if he and Somervell did not the state highway commission an- | 300 900 pounds ............. 11.00914.50 Kennecott ~... 32% Be Na+ ay containing ration book, “Tess. The Defense Plant Corp. has! mean to say merely that shortages nounced today that the Calumet Goo 900 pounds er earaee, [email protected] [L- oF Glass ... 51% 52% 527; =| ; Foe beeen. 1h ad Wet a oracioed a few of the SWPC loans. existed only in certain items, Clay | [Paving Co., Indianapolis, submitted Cows (all weights) Locuneed Are. fla 41 fhe T 21 common hazords: 4284. 262 W. Ray e only institution which has |stated that he and Somervell never |a low bid of $768,034.35 for the con- Good ........... .. [email protected] (Martin (Glenn) 18% 18 18 = LIBERAL reward ET) sailor's black billshown a profit on business loans had any other intention, struction of os . miles Of 22-foot| Cutter and commen ag rae Na hit MR Bm Td BURGLARY + THEFT + FIRE I oy nh, Col RN es Jhich banks have turned down | The committee called for testi- concrete pavement on U. S. 40 be-|Canner ............. -. 5.000 6.50 Ku Distillers ". 354% 3410 Wl — 1 o A ‘Grain Mureal Arthur Rp Somein on E. 26th st. e ) i N Y Ce .. 19% 9 — 1 Dealers ... ederal reserve system, but the mony from Clay and War Produc- tween Dunreith and Dublin. Beale Bulls (all weights) Oliver Faq. ae We Ba = Household Purnitre : | COST—Marine emblem, gold service pin, profit is small. {tion Chief Donald M. Nelson after | Hadden said that construction of | Good (all weights) .,....... [email protected] |Packard ....., 6 5% 6 een | policy on Tas COV F ‘gift from husband overseas, sentimental Both the RFC and the Smaller disclosure that the WPB, at the the stretch of pavement would com- ['asike— 1 Pen Afr .. 349 Ii 1k — % | snd Personal Efe. » snd | vera, oy. sory 29ndny . shernoon. , =! Good ............. veveresss [email protected] Penney ....... Ya "4 Yoo. | War Plants Corp. expect to make! army's insistence, had withheld a plete the multiple-laning of tne| Medium 775@ 9.25 Penn RR ..... 20% 20 20 — 3 erage on YOuf gg 8¢ oy LOST—Woman's black purse Sunday aftbusiness loans after the war, and production report which the military National highway between Rich-| C''¢* and common. 8.75@ 7.75 | Phelps Dodge . 22% 224 22% — a wearing apparel while you ernoon at Victory Pield. Plesse return the Murray bill would give the held to o be too optimisti ghwa) CALVES (700) , |Drocter & Gn... 58% 56% 5614 — lu ioe personal belongings. Reward. Call CHptimistic, mond and Terre Haute ‘ Pullman ...... 50% 49 49's — | traveling 8. latter $1,000,000000 in capital for — . Vealers (all weights) Pure Oil ...... 16% 15% 157 — 14: As Sa FOR ABSTRACT to 820 this DOs He added that U.S. engineers, Good to choice .............. [email protected] | Republic Stl , 19% 19 19 = 1] Asavel Premium As Low $10 Reward purpose. Officers of both CAL ISSUES i 3 1 1 | Collier; in brown enx the highway traffic advisory com- Common to medium ......... [email protected]| Reyn Tob B . 34% 34la 34lp — 14] 1 BE-1218-W after 5 anticipate the problem of credit to! Nominal quotations furnishea oy Indi. |. .: - Culls ...oiiiiiviinienninnnnnn 6,00@ 9.00 Servel Inc ... 21 20% 20': = 34 $ 00 Ye ope. after 3 p.m. small business will be much mare |""P!s securities dealera mittee to the war department and Feeder and Stocker Cattle and Calves |3o th Pa uum ne ne me Cal 15 or op a Willowbrook ghee harry u AC .... -— 3] X een coin valuable’ ri S. difficult after the war, when their [Agents Fin Corp com ....... it Asked other federal agencies had adjudged Steers Std Brands 30% don 3000 af - Liberal Teward, GA-836. a customers will no longer have the Asenta po re ptd seo 20 It ithe construction as essential to the choee— Su Sua a a 38% 36's —- LOST—Brown cloth purse in 3 com . . (In . 32% J — 1 Guaranteed market the armed 821, 3k Yo SI. ar efor fs eh in HAGUE 8 WOH Ma a = pias Al seid Glusne, ded , *bs-Merrill com oe — Froessececees 30 : enn Corp... Ja 10% — 1 _ services provided. If more money |Bobbs-Merrill 4); ptd Te 200 PONDER eeerer [email protected]| 20th Cent Fox. 26% 25 25 Ta fosT_coid bracelet with pearl setting | - 1s lent than can be recovered, busi- Circle Theater com [1111 47 36" 800-1000 pounds ...... [email protected]| J 5 Rubber .. 80% 50 50 — 3 ‘In Circle theater or on Citcle. Reward. ress would have been subsidized by Delta Eee opm 0° Pd teoeer 104 207 | ; Meatum— US Steel ..... 58% 8 57... 5. Call IR-1550. the o f - Kook bru oo Team ee 12% 13% 500-1000 DOUNdS 4uvviesrerees [email protected]| Werner Bros . 13 150s 1208 — a LOST—Platinum wrist watch with diaamount of the loss and infla- | g Co com......,.., I) 18 Common Westing El ..10412 104), 104', a . Home T&T Ft. W Tes i 9 14 3 monds. Keepsake. Libersl reward. CH tion might be induced. | [nd & Mich Elec 10s pia vid on oe | 00-900 pounds ............. 1.60@ 8.18) JOE, Corb, «+ J3% fe Ie — a x Loan Guarantees Consider Ind Asso Tel 6% pfd ........108'% 108}, Calves (steers) - LOST — Boy's Huffman bicycle, vicinity The Wagner-Spe N © ed In a Gen Serv .. .........., . load 6% Good and Choice— Cross’ drugstore. = Need: for pape pence bill would re- m Pls P & L pfd ..... 00 13 116 CHICAGO 9 U. P) | 800 pounds dOWD .ecceecses. [email protected] route. Reward.” 1212 8. Lyndhurst dr. move the most serious limitations nd P & L com . 1814 19'4) | , Aug. 24 (U. P.).—Al-yediu LOST — Red setter, dark brown collar. on the lending power of the federal | Raps Water pha" © com. 34° 1s lied successes, cotton easiness and| 500 pounds dow ............ 0.000113 Name, “Wooglin.”' Reward. BR-1958. reserve banks and give the main job | ;.59P!s Water Clas 1713 19 |considerable hedging depressed | Caives (Betgers). LOST—Man's silver wrist watch at Sigte Jeft Nat Life com. C18 17 [grain futures on the. Board of Trad | Good and Choice Auto Parts; $10 reward. MA-43 of guaranteeing loans to an agency [Lincoln Loan Co §'5% pfd....-95% 99 i S$ On neo ade | 500 pounds dOWD eeiecese... [email protected] LOST Metal tail gate off” truck LT which has had a successful ex-| {hingoin Nat. Life Ins com. a 44 | today. “500 ond we rning. Reward. TA-1S perience with them. It would have *P R Mallory con rs, re eel At11 a m. wheat was off "i to] "00 POGRER AOR oo ney G08 FOUND. Wire haired errr. Cail. BRthe services of all the banks, men- | y 1nd Pgh Serv 5 «iooow101 104 | 1'¢ cents a bushel; oats 1; ‘to “.: Ewes (shorn) oe ES Te I ber and nonmember, in making N Ind Pub Serv 6. Teta nln 0s rye off 1; to 1%, and barley quoted Good to choice”............... 3.50@ 4.50 2913. ye Bot ai these loans, it would need no new | pandghun Jory To... So 115! | of. 4 to Sx. - Common to eam creeer 1.15@ 3.50 LOST—Set of false teeth. BE-2534. money and it would be nonpolitic4l.!*Pub Serv of Ind com | git ve | ES Good to chotre NG LAMBS SR INSTRUCTIONS 8 The government's 50 per cent co- | gi 5ret laundry a PLAN PANEL TO AID fey to good on on Everything! LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE insurance of business loans to vet- Stokely Bros or pt Lil ws SMALL WAR PLANTS SMMON ee INTERNATIONAL 8 BEAUTY jcuooe erans has its subtle problems, If | Union el Co 8% ...... mands for skilled operators exceed - Tith ) bankers are 100 liberal, lending ne em BONDS WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 (U. P.).| USE OF COPPER BASE Diamonds, Watche Watches Ws. EE Washinton oe YaShers. beyond the business ability of the! Algers Wins'w RR 44% ......100 ..... —The Smaller War Plants Coro, | ALLOYS RELEASED Musica) Instruments, Cameras H Ww FEMALE borrowers to repay, they will dam- | American Loan $s 51 ......... 97 100 . b cl thi Sh t Et | American Loan 6s 46 ... .. 9 101 |and army and navy procurement othing, onorguns, tic. 3 COMPTOMETER age the careers of thousands of Ch of Com Bldg 4's 51... gg 90 [officers will r i WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 (U.P.).— oung men. If 100 consery | Citizens Ind Tel 4'as 61 : sponsor a series of + AU. +7 | Oldest Loan or Calculating Machin young i a poser! ative, the Consol Pin 58 50... 9s 107 |meetings throughout the country to The war production board today re- Brokers in he JEWELRY 0 $ 4aghine Fete A i. ¥ the government | Jng Asso Tel Co 3a 90 108 ... (acquaint subcontractors and smailer moved tricti the use of Me hate » Inc. X forsters xe nem. The writer in- «5 70 ..107 10! restrictions on e Class A Clerk 5 i I0=Tindpis Railway Co 5s 67 .... 7714 801 Prime contractors with contract | 146 E. WASHINGTON ST. quired at all three of the Washing- Indpis Water Co 3's 68. 108 109%: settlement and terminatio copper base alloys from idle or ex- ’ some typing) ton agencies which supervise banks Kokomo pater Works Sx 58.108 | Co nN Pro- cess inventories in the manufacture I —_—, File Clerk , 1d the e re Will Ic ner Packing Co 4s 54 .,. 99 103 cedures, it was announced today. { and was told the examiners will look | Muncie Water Works ns 66. . 10% Local ti ill be jof sun glasses for civilians. oR on such loans sympathetically but jy 129 Bub Serv ilsn 1088 a nt (Sonducted| The board also authorized ‘re- RCA-VieTo DIVISION they ‘will expect the same types of Pub of 1 h urement offi- sumption th nufacture ‘of ; 310_E. Michigan BY vt Xpect the same types of |Pub Serv of Ind. 3s 73 106's cers, acting as a panel to answer p of the manufacty Ih NHR anununnns BUS GIRLS .F mos collateral or the same evidence of BUD Tel 4 Hater wi he 103 | Lestions submitted fr several domestic and hospital en-|| yoy Sque Because We Save 2 642 E. 35th character and experience they look Tree Term Corp Ss $1 iis Hea dence s. Sami Tom the au- amel ware items, including dishil ago. Suits & Overcoats HANGERS fc EACH E BUS QIRLS for in ordinary loans, {0.8 Machine Sor 5 82°.....89 103 > i Ipans, infants’ bath tubs, and baby SIR $1075 $9175 SAAT \] We Buy. Usable Wire GarmentZ APPLY HOSTESS | ——_____ U.S. STATEMENT | "ote seriiers. : 16 *18" “21” *24 Hangers at 100 per bundle of 102 * HOTEL HARRISON + | -Carr Fastener Corp. and| a " Stores All Over : WASHINGTO! ~ | domestic subsidiaries, 6 months net ua Amit 3 cont for ihe LOCAL PRODUCE CASE CLOTHES * CLEANING WOMEN * | profit, $384,620 or $1.26 a share vs. current Ace] year through Aug. 22, com- 215 N. Senate Ave, Open 9 to 9 Day or me | $459, 660 or $151 year ago. Bare Wh A YE Last Year Jleavy breed hens, 32. Leghom bens, % CLAYPOOL HOTEL . Ex ....$13,844,881,484 $12,726,377, roasters, under 6 ————————— ional a ii » ON ANY War Spending 12,611,518,628 Tot 33.081 tbs, FO white Tend. barred ks,’ ic; col- BUSINESS EDUCATION Sensat. J ® Receipts ..... 4,184,821,433 4.275733676 |ored springers, 25c; leghorn springers, 2c. SHOP Values! Net Deflcit ... 9.660,060,051 3.450 643,560] Old roosters, 14e. Giad BE griii Fresh, Timely : - n courses. »- Autos © Diamonds ® Watches | ® Working | Bai. 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