Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1944 — Page 24

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Hog prices remained steady at CATTLE (1100) ) : : tod Cholce— Steers the Indianapolis stockyards today, 70-900 pounds ........ Se 1s 1150 900-1 pounds se.ene “ress with the top at $14.80 on 120 10! Sr ens Tounds ..ooeess sees. [email protected] |240-pound good to choice hogs, the/|1300-1500 pounds ..eecesssnse. [email protected] | war food administration reported. 100- 900 pounds srinssnnenes Mi Ras A | - pounds esse Vanes Receipts included 8275 hogs, 1100) ,100-1300 pounds . 0% "14.5042 16.75 cattle, 675 calves and 1925 sheep. 300-1500 POUNAS eovnsie veesss 14.50916.75 nr 700-1100 pounds ..veesveesss IL Balin + GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (3215) 1100-1300 pounds ...seces vesas 13,25@ 4 120- 140 pounds ’ 14.80 Common To 150 bounds * 14.80 700-1100 pounds ........s ees [email protected] 160- in pounds as ith Heifers 180- UN y 300. 220 pouncs 1430 C00 800 pounds [email protected] I 350 - 800 pounds ........ sense 15: ; 240- 270 pounds 14.05 800 1000 pounds ...... sesnese [email protected] 2%- 30 Josnds He 800- 00 pounds .. RT, + Jan 330- 360 pounds 4.08 | eoiarn. sesevsssaian Medium: 500- 900 pOUNAS «v.oviseseses 10.50014.00 160~ 200 pounds - 3. 13.50014.80 | Common 500- 900 pounds ....... Sxsaes [email protected] © Chor Packing Sows Cows (all weights) Good oice—SO Te Gu 14.00914.05 Good hear eRe ane aY ea ae 10 sas 800- 330 DOURMS +vnvsessssces JLOO@MOML EEC HI porory oo insssnen rans AE 330- 360 pounds . [email protected] Satter and COMMON ..vovvsees $50 3H 360- 400 POURS «.ssesersasss 14.00014.05 BF +» ntrasent drereagains @ 6.35 Bulls (all weights)

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Good to choice .....covevvvnee 4.50@ 5.50 Common to medium ........ev 2.75@ 4.50 LAMBS Good and choice ........eus . 13.50014.50 Medium and good vas 10,[email protected] Common .. [email protected] Heavy breed hens, 22. Leghorn hens,

Broilers, fryers and roaster, under 6 Ibs, white and barred rocks, 25c; colored springers, Be: leghorn springers, lc. roosters, 1 Eggs—Current Scalp, 30c. Grade A large, 40c; grade A medium, 36c; grade A small, 26c. No grade, 30c. Butter—No. 1, 50c. Butterfat=No. 1 ; No. 2, 36

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LOCAL CONCERN OFFERS STOC

Electronic Laboratories to Sell 150,000 Shares of Common.

Public offering was made yesterday of 150,000 shares of common

Inc., of Indianapolis, at $5 a share. Proceeds from the sale of 100,000 shares will add $400,000 to the company’s working capital, that amount representing the net after expenses and discounts to the underwriters. Proceeds from the sale of ye remaining 50,000 shares will go to Norman R. Kevers, president, and| William W. Garstang, vice presi-

50| dent. Mr. Kevers will receive $108,-

000 for the 27,000 shares of the 108,000 he owned, while Mr. Garstang will receive $92,000 for the 23,000 of the 88,000 shares he owned, not including the 4000 owned with his wife. Increases Credit The offering was made through Brailsford & Co., and Shillinglaw,

O|Crowder & Co, Inc, of Chicago,

and associates. The company, which owns one plant at 122 W. New York st., and leases two others, manufactures lighting equipment and radio communica. tions equipment. It had $131,186 net profit in 1941 on sales of $1,334,496; $74,190 profit on sales of $2,701,090 in 1942; $181,609 profit on sales of $7,268,487 in 1943; and $74,366 net profit on sales of $2,460,461 in the first five months of this year. The sale will increase the credit available under the company’s “Vv” loan agreement with the American National Bank & Trust Co, of cago and the Indiana National bank of Indianapolis from $1,000,000 to $1,500.000. There will be 100,000 more shares of the $1 par value common stock authorized but unissued.

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chairman of the hounds’ commit tee of the Women of the Moose, chapter No. 11, will be in charge of a special chapter night program tonight at Moose ‘temple, 135 N. Delaware st, A class of candidates will be inducted at the meeting.

Guest = speaker for the program LR will be Frank wo. 4;rderheide

Martino. The Moosehaven committee of the Women of the Moose will sponsor a card party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Citizens Gas & Coke Co. office. Mrs, Ethel Steel will act as chairman.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (U. P.).—Government expenses and reéceipts for the fiscal year through Oct. 10, compared with 8 year ago:

This Year Last Yea Expenses .$26,764,712,513 Ly 872, 031, 306 War Spend'g. 24,19,253,374 852,765,640 e sve 11,27 79,467,324 10.921.810.861 Net Deficit.. 15, 4, 245,188 13,748,220,445 Cash Bal... 13,150,963,502 18,718,610,881 Working Bal. 12,388,086,52 17,955,915,208 Public Debt 211,119 538 938 164,739,741,034

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HE CAN NEVER THANK RETONGA ENOUGH, SAYS GRATEFUL HOME OWNER

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REPORT BURNING - OF DUTCH VILLAGE

{By UNITED PRESS The Aneta news agency EL oday pat. We Duh of Putten, 12 miles north of A ae I es al for the rerasal of Dutchmen to dig German defense

works.

The Germans shot 30 men on the streets of Apeldoorn, the agency said, and the remainder of the male population went into hiding after 3 Sia refusal to work for the

ARMED YOUTH ROBS THEATER f

Granada Cashier Forced to §

Give Up Funds at Gun Point. Youthful hoodlums last night held

up the Granada theater cashier|

shortly after the dinner hour and an East side man an hour later. An attempted burglary was frustrated when the victim awoke and ducked a small radio thrown at him by the burglar, who escaped. A teen-aged boy pointed sa revolver at Miss Dorothy Bowley, 16, of 1415 Barth ave, cashier at the theater, about 7:20 p. m. After

Caatire Weather Base in Greenland |

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (U.

P.)e—Capture of another German

weather station in Greenland, which was presumed to have’ been

rid of enemy activity more than a year ago, was disclosed yester- :

day by army air force sowrces which said that 12 Germans and

quantities of raido and other

technical equipment were seized.

A navy spokesman revealed lat-

er that the capture, made last week, was carried out by members of a coast guard cutter, The Greenland area is a “weather factory” for Europe.

& Weather which moves into Eu-

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taking $25, he ran down the street, apparently unobserved. Write’ or ask for Catalog “TIT” A, C. Edwards, 1819 Commerce and price list.

ave, was held up near 12th and Sterling sts. about 8:30 p. m. by two youths. When Edwards showed he had no billfold, he was searched and some loose change taken. A tall burglar threw a table-model radio at Orville Lafollette, 1125 S. Kenwood ave,, when the latter surprised him trying to remove it. The intended victim ducked and last saw the burglar dashing out the front door.

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(CAST STUDIES FOR RED CROSS DUTIES |

“Lioyd E. Cust, 429 N. Grant ot. has volunteered for overseas duty a ul cota with the American Red Cross. i

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