Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1946 — Page 12
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panies in Indiana revealed today that 276,966 Hoosiers borrowed more
Joseph McCord of the state department of financial institutions,
es. Totals number of small loans last year was about 1000 less than the 1944 total, the report showed, but the gross amount of money involved was somewhat larger than
Average Loan Larger Breakdown of the report showed: The average size of the loan made in 1945 was $153.88 as compared with $142.62 in 1944, and the average unpaid balance outstanding at
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arrangements for the affair, represents the combined operations has. boon saristed {17 “ Hosa of 336 licensed small loan com-|., jer Carroll Ryan, Herbert Frantz, Margaret Wilkins, William Ruscher and William Evers. Visitors will tour the plant. John R. Bryan has charge of the guide and reception committee assisted by Werner Strelow, president of the company’s Twenty-five Year club, Elizabeth Ellis and Mabel Moats.
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_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ ebrate Golden Anniversary: *
Members of the Paper Package Co. Twenty-five Year club will help the firm celebrate its golden anni-
By Local
A half century of service will be
commemorated by the Paper Pack-
age Co. 802 S. Delaware st. tothan $42,000,000 in loans of $300 OF |; orroy when the firm celebrates
with an open house,
Robert M. Walker is in charge of He
Firm Tomorrow
Guides are Kenneth Allen, Keith Lindamood, Raymond King, Vanhenry Rush, Raymond Amt, Arthur Spreen, Edward Sentman, Robert McKnight, Clarence Collins, May Lagle, Mary Lee Cox, Marjorie Krenning, Edgar Ely, Frank Arnold and James Driskell, A souvenir booklet, “In Fifty Years We'll Be One Hundred” will be presented guests. John Hirt designed and edited the pamphlet. The company was incorporated Feb. 21, 1896, with Samuel Richey and Charles Moffitt ‘receiving the charter as owners of the Bee Hive Paper Box Co. predecessors to the present organisation.
* ojo * mined. And, under the Smith-|the end of 1945 was $131.09 as com- i g C g P f $14 85 Connally anti-strike law, it must|pared with $115.65 in 1944. rin el in rice o : Stun he ; mines within 3 Jan : Indians small loan companies The Indianapolis stockyards hog market today maintained its has been BE dugive Jud ats a Hoenise fees ai goa. record-setting run of top prices. Receipts of 3600 brought the $14.85 Secretary Ickes encountered a sit- | $513,843.17. Local and state taxes | ceiling Limit. ’ abn Firm prices held on the cattle market, with somewhat limited sation in 143 in which, under the and license fees were $190,135.96. | , 055 while sheep and lambs also remained firm. Receipts were law, he would be forced to return) Of the 276966 loans made during| ys” ceifle, 450 calves and 326 shpeed. seized mines but no contract ex-|the year, 58,201 were on unsecured joled you it be certain ALSt ni go assets used in th all | Y0U8, 19 FHUKE Joss mw TRAFFIC TOLL HIKES was n the sm oan Déaduction would stop if be turned | business in Indiana on Dee. 31, Mingus them back. 1045, were $21,927,806.20. . 1438 “He asked for » legal opinion and| The average monthly rate of in- Lean INSURANCE RATES Attorney General Biddle ruled that; terest collected on unpaid balances | ¥%'""55 sounds ............ 13.36014.8 hile 3 “threat of another strike justi-|in 1945 was 249 per cent, as com- Increased automobile insurance : government posses-| Pared with 2.59 per cent in 1944. and public liability rates became , beyond the ®0-day limit, | Total net eaarmings (helore de- rn RE still stands. ucting interest paid on borrowed | Gged- : funds) were $1,060,794.08 or 5.51 per | Meds rereansines WO » steadily rising toll from traffic .. Some Parts to Be Worked Out per od cent on employed assets, as com. | 190 WO pounds _...._..... [email protected] | accidents. “The SmtEact . Low Sate pared with $1,068,001.33 or 5.77 per qHBeuN Traffic deaths in Indiana are up but parts of it are not yet in opera- Sunk in 1944 and $1,199,11020 or dei 3 pet Sal) ovet the correspunding 8 t in 1943. pe! of , according rge tion. Interpretations and appli- Per on : E. Traut, secretary of the Indiana eation of some parts of it must bel oon oo on OIL DIRECTOR 700- seareeeeeees 10GILIS| Automobile Insurors association. +A safety standard is to be set| CHICAGO, June 20 (U. P).—The try Range sndiana, he id, FAIRS Wong She for government-operated mines. A|Standard Oil Co. of Indiana an-|%%: 8 crrersiens ++ 16008179 ord while Indianapolis is one of health and welfare nounced today election of Rubert J,| 900-1100 pounds ........... * 16.25011.00 ao Lindquist, financi 5 oo [email protected] |seven worst cities of its class. financed by a al vice president, | 1300-1 [email protected]| Insur rimari _oncall coal mined, is to be devel-[88 & director to fill a vagancy caused | Medium— sr RE WHOS Jiks. a6. priprlly doe i oped. A housing and sanitation by the retirement of Edward G.|1100-1308 Bounds sereereseses [email protected]| termined by the driving public, Mr. : ervey Js in Seubert.” 1 A Nt WGUAGS. +: vets seess 14.00016.99| Traut pointed out, and can be kept 1 The ‘most Jprogion interpretation [Chairman of the executive commit-| = | meters [email protected]/ down only by exceptional care to : ur to. be id ou tee. i cut the traffic accident rate. i Segiitine in . hreshi hi pee BNO IRE TE [email protected]| Insurors feel, however, that newly 1 t's already court pro=l m— 00.1000 POUBAS +. .e: esters [email protected] : costings. That 4 Section 11, re-| LOCAL ISSUES re TIT ec os ot Hea pre lating to the organitation and bar- mn Rad effective. ‘The program, set dit gaining status of foremen, super- amin quatativns furnished, by Indi-| 500- 900 POURS o........... B.T8@INTS Governor Gates, is under the a mor, technical and clerical work- - Bid Asked 80-900 pounds ........ 120081375 tion of a new safety committee dihe *Agents Pin Corp pid... S103 LGIOIM yy seenssdennseeran en ve [email protected]{ rected by M. W. Cameron, deputy The section provides that, with|..te: sires ora’. © 8% oa [email protected]| motor vehicle commissioner. respect to foremen, the coal mines|Amer States cl A . . 13 "| Cutter and common ......... 9.00612.00 administrator “will be guided by |i 8 Ayrer sito oid | lame Ll wishin ON fading 13 Hoe Drssine wm mag. TR and aid | 4 n a% >a . 0% init he (oll weights) ance rates, Mr. Traut pointed out, is Yin. osiatons a Sedgare rein. | Bo R Stk Yds cam’... 3 40 | Good (ah weights) ........ [email protected]| the inflationary trend in cost of reSighs board. Bobbs-Merrill 44% Bid ooooee 1 0 | OO Lereereriirirsiieieens 120014.00{ PRITINE damaged cars and property. Merrill com ..... a A ... [email protected]| He indicated that still further rate : Favors Organisation ig I So7s oy ees Th Cutter and common ....... 43081138 boosts might be anticipated unless ‘The board already has ruled In| oomwith Loan 4% pd ‘108 107 CALVES 10) the accident rate is cut drastically favor of organisation by Mr. Lewis’ Cons Fin Corp pid ......... 97% Good snd choice........... © 1180018001 Coo month. District 50 of the foremen in |mein Klookris tom .......... Bi Common and medium........ 12.0011.50 8 months... mines of the Jones & Laughlin Oo.|™. Wayne & Jackson RE pid 108 = 1055] Feeder and Stecker Cattle and Osives ++ | Herfl-Jones ol A pfd ... and the Industrial Collieries Co., of | Kook i 3 fem Yun Ind A Coapl..... /""" | 500- 800 pounds ...... artis Johnstown, Pa. So, Vice i Ben | 1nd A Sack tc 4B odd ie tigi | doeo60 A 1¢.90817.58 talking last week With repre-| mais wert pd ..01000100 11114 | 500- 800 pounds ...... egress 14.50916.90 . 3 800-1080 seesnnne “ee enigtives of Disiiok 50. (1p Rater Ge Koi © ag 117 acting. >” pao soon as operstors learn Indpls Railways v 2 cern iiguvase y ; these negotiations, they went to Jol Na Lif com. oibadiag VEE, J ay court. Jones & Laughlin already|Kingan & CA ng A Good and cot Sherm) i is appenting the NRE unite Lincoin Losa Co 8% pid cheese i» wi ®ommon snd medium ...... bi +1 1 5 i of . M. W. nited |» BR EY OOM sens, bs (Sherm) : Clerical, Technical and Supervisory MAon-HeFrington com 14% on Sond sad choice. Serie isso 1475010.00 ] { Employees’ union as bargaining | Nat Homes se 1h 1% I nd good © 1050818. | gent tor 4 nau ser 8% ee a al Sierasre 0 2) i The appeal brought. the first In. Pub Bere oc nd com Wh 4 : | Tran BERTHS 2 2 HORTICULTURE TOUR | ! bold the federal gov legally | so Ina GAB 48% pid... 1100 4 i liable for what it does with the|Stokely-Van Camp ptd....... xn bs i Slokely- ven Jd % NK § mines. Company lawyers said the|Terrs Haute Malloabls ..... s% 100 10 BE HELD JULY 16 i government has an obligation to|U 8 Machine com .......,... 3h .... | protect the rights of ‘owners, as|inion Title con. 3 Times Special i b : American Loan 4% 56 ...... 81 :*| LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 20—The i “ Bonds Indiana Horticultural society will ae yo hold ‘a summer tour July 16 at VinBe ag SAVBINEINEE? NN" jon of Com Blde avs ot «+«-fcennes where they will visit the i A GOOD Ind Tel 4%s 8... 10 ...|Simpson orchards, W. C. Reed &| ZS ' ‘os '*-|Sons orchards and the Dixie i . ‘6... w ..7|Orchard Co. 1 RELIABLE PLACE Mm e'| M. J. Huxley, Knox county agri- wrt Ain DEALERS A SPT ama mages ||Ind Assoc Tel Co 3s 75...... cultural t, and XK. R. Fawcett | 3 Fs I 104 oe agen ’ " i » 106% 108%, | Purdue university and secretary of « me an 3. hh Jae 109% ithe society, will direet the tour. WA bash 2456
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U.S. STATEMENT
, June 0 (U, P,).—Govreceipts for she
INDIANAPOLIS OLEABING ROUSE OARS ........ ccuesnneerns, $ 6,659,000
by il Lynek, Pioron, Fooner & Doom”
. Every night
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3600 Hogs on Market Here
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WANTED
MODERN FACTORY BUILDING
versary tomorrow with an open house. Members include, first row (left to right) Arthur Hass, Helen Hoffman, Catherine Strelow, Hilda Hansen, Mabel J. Hamilton, Ruth Meyer and Everett Rogers. In the second row (left to right) are Francis Steele, Martin McManus, Werner Strelow, John Ryan, Glenn Supple, Nicholas H. Noyes and Raymond F. Stilz, Ivan Spencer, another member, is not shown.
Open House Will Be Held
{7TH JUNIOR MARKET LAMB SHOW 1S SET
Sixty-five prizes worth $345 await winners of the 17th annual Hoosier Junior Market lamb show and sale which starts next Thursday at the stockyards, - Six Marion county 4-H lamb club members who plan to exhibit are Ellen Whaley, Patricia Cunningham, Nelson Jay, Joe Murphy, Robert Ferguson and Robert Murphy. Last year Joe Murphy’s pen of three lambs won the championship and Robert Murphy showed the champion single lamb. Nearly 5000 lambs have come to
these shows to be judged and sold|
at auction in’ the past 16 years. Each 4-H club member brings a record book along with his lambs to show costs of production and management practices for the ‘flock. All lambs shown will be entered in either pens of three or five, and the lone lamb entered in. the single
lamb class must have been shown in|
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Poll Shows Three Million: U. S.
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Citizens Plan to Buy Planes
WASHINGTON, June 20 (U. P.).~More than 3,000,000 people plan
‘| to buy private planes and 16,000,000 would like to own them, a Curtis
Publishing Co. survey showed today. . Reflecting a cross-section of the views of 48,000,000 persons, the survey also disclosed that a great majority of Americans consider the air forces the “most important” branch of the armed services.
There is “enthuiastic acceptance” of the airplane as a travel medium and “relatively few” persons consider airline travel too expensive,
‘laccording to the poll conducted for
the Saturday Evening Post. + Curtis officials expressed strongest doubts, ‘however, that the indi-
| cated market for private planes
Collett Named to Crown Hill Board
John P. Collett, president and treasurer ‘of Collett & Co. has been elected to the board of corporators of Crown Hill cemetery, Perry -W. Lesh Sr. president of the board of managers, announced today. Mr. Collett becomes the 132d i citizen named to © serve 'as a cor-
porator in the non-profit organization,
Officers reelected were Mr. John P. Collett Lesh, Bowman Elder, first vice president; Benjamin D. Hitz, second vice president, and William C. Griffith, treasurer. Lyman 8S. Ayres, Joseph J. Daniels, and Fermor 8. Cannon are the other members of the board of managers. Raymond E. Siebert is superintendent and Howard T. Wood, assistant superintendent of the cemetery. -
LOCAL PRODUCE
PRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY Poultry: Hens, 4% lbs. and over, 24c; under, 0c; springs, 4% lbs. and over, 23¢; under, 20c;‘ Leghorns, 18¢; Leghorn hens, 19¢; springs, 26c; 1946 springs, 30c; 1948 broilers, 30c; roosters, 16c; ducks, 15¢c; geese, 20c; capons, 6 lbs, and over, 30¢; under, 232c; cocks, 6c; all No. 3 poultry, 4c or less. Eggs: Current receipts, 54 lps. to case, 20c; graded eggs, A large, J4c; A medium,
would materialize in the foreseeable future. “These people apparently want too much for what they are willing
who plan to buy planes, more than 41 per cent want to pay less than $2000, and another 30 per cent would pay no more than $3000. For such prices, they want fourseat planes, 120 to 150 mile an hour cruising speeds, 350 to 500 mile range without refueling, radio equipment and automatic pilots. Civil aeronautics administration officials said that planes of this description cannot be ordered today for less
private flying as a challenge to manufacturers “to build toward lower costs through mass production.”
to prevent further eyestrain.
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ENDS AT’ EVANSVILLE
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 20 (U. P.). — Maintenance workers today prepared the Faultless Caster corporation plant for a resumption of production as an eight-week work stoppage idling some 400 employees ended. A joint statement by C. I. O. un~ ion.officials and plant representatives "announced - the settlement. of the strike yesterday. The agreement called for wage increases of 17% cents per hour and provided for standard maintenance 6f membership, paid vacations, seniority provisions and grievanee procedure. use Stith began after the union Jcontis ul contract ‘negotiations until two discharged employes had been rehired. The new agreement said the two employees waived their right to reemployment. Union president Charles E. Wright sald they were given a cash settlement.
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