Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1949 — Page 48

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‘Money Mart Easier | I's Another Indication That omimodity Prices. | OTOCeries Are Headed Downward

: i! ; "By J. A. LIVINGSTON ra Employment Off HERE'S ANOTHER SIGN—a subtle, long-term During Past Week [that the price of groceries is headed downward: The money By ELMER C. WALLER market's easier. And at a time when it's not supposed to be.

Washington Figures to Take Up Any Vast Unemployment Slump ba ‘By HAROLD HARTLEY, Times Business Editor | THE YELLOW WARNING LIGHT is blinking in‘sistently in the path of production. Industrialists are

; fingering assembly line throttles nervously. Softening » United Press Financial 3 billi llars—31 wa prices es in the presence of high labor costs are beginning to] JA "NEW YORK, Beb. 5=-A, sary ay re Bon k ity a i For { Tatas Th a break in commodity prices, rising 8 ore. . : Sxpacilly the Mitlelogu, have ut, evry Sot, toy {| inemployment. and genera) at-|commercial banks that report weekly to the Federal Re- a vhi home RF ah ‘tax division of the Internal Reye- ii __|titude of caution on the market serve System are down $23 0, True, money in circulation and 3 In WwW

combined during ‘the past week million, a drop of 1l% per|loans outstanding

a Prices and high wages nue Department has insisted on on . to’ send stocks - lower. Trading cent. And the government 4? after the Christmas rush. Srehh

us to shut down?” rather high dividends (a mini-

hha ) asses will go mum round 70 per cent). But plekéd. up moderately. ; [7 ; For one thing, payrolls ease off. Many Julie’ businesses wit »n surpluses are reasonably large The market made a tair-sized POR Tinsel 71 Juohger: 1ong- That means business firms need Trial months, ‘When a businessman Where expansion has not been too recovery on Tuesday but this was) Roo s fess cash for pay envelopes. For . ‘ean no longer sell his product extensive. insufficient to offset, declines in| 14 selling smack on he another thing, as holiday mer- , The Ro : ssmen who knew it could other sessions, especially that on|Federal Reserve support price of|chandise is sold, manufacturers, finish at a fit. he quits. When hel Busine | quits. Fine buying power. of his not last have built tidy rainy-day | Friday when the drop in the in-| 100% are now around 100%. Re-| wholesalers, and retailers pay off Cardinal Mi " : he little fellow who |qustrial average amounted to sult: Thomas B. McCabe, chair-|their bank debt. That makes for employees registers zero. If shut funds. But the } i of the Federal al y downs extend to many plants, jumped in when he saw ‘the {more than 2 points, {man Reserve Board looser money, But there's an off The Ing ; swimming was downstream, | A few strong spots stood out. and Secretary of the Treasury setting influence: The frst-of-grocery, clothing, motor stocks do 4 | {Snyder can rel bit { ‘ , ers all ove “pot move.— That is big trouble, ‘money-making easy, is going to| | American Can, Corn Products, y relax a bit. {the-year'tax bulge. ~~ ‘Mindszent Most companies, wisely man- be hurt. | {Guiatal Molots, Jud ar! A Presi dential Prop Today such fears are virtually ih - | { i y it | aga Util made! ors nonexistent among bond buyers. congrega The Backstop Zs nan to run to Washington a or Sowing and their, 10 11 eels, commercial hanks savings banks, insurance companies, mons to uni vy ts too big, the i ade a Il net gain. 2nd individuals have bought from the Federal Reserve System a for the oy when they get into hot water. If unemployment gets too big, y average made a small net gain. bil pray sd ow 1 who! a 5 billion dollars of U. 8. bonds. As of January 26, Federal Reserve 3 are sure to do it again. But no one believes the bricklayer Rail Group Depressed garian prelat © makes $20 to $30 a day (with overtime) will be satisfied raking Raila were dopioaed op walk ngs of bonds amounted to $10,263.000,000, as compared with ; Local ¢ i leaves at $16 a week. |Anancing, » tighter grip of gov- The siiggestion box" pays off at the RCA-Victor Division plant in Indianapolis. Here Harold |o¢ jower earnings ahead and’ alings banks have partioulasiy [2 Booapomis Report oi Cans Indianapoli The Washington backstop al- opment on industry. ; M. Emlein (left), plant manager, presents suggestion awards to his newest foremen. Harry Streibich | 4ociine of rather wide proportions heavy ge Nae een gress: n paris Astor la members of | XN as figured out thie Wiss) When the government spends (right), former test-maintenance man, has become foreman of television trouble-shooters. In the in car loadings, the latter at Yet, up to November, hol do program JoF, ping i le out he * Crt D stop the pounding of the lits money, like a banker, it asks, center (getting a pin) is John Phillips, ad from i tor i ishing’ ’ - ! Ey maih- .} lam week 2,000,000) On > ary amount of control (getting a pin) i illips, advanced from inspector Yq foramen in the finishing department. |tributable partly to bad weather °C U. 8. bonds could sot sell them tenance of stability in the gov- Mindszenty. 8. ney doo. THiS Ha the investment. Apply this to On the Farm— M k . in the ‘West which was holding| Lee TouER Aho chart). Tela aent bond mark cin Ad. Areaniost ¥ A ration motors, steel, .~hemicals, and the ar fp 0SSes up shipments. The rail average] ‘ ba | - Of break the back of a slump with vision of England's socialized i. B G C { made & new low since March of| reserve ‘banks bought long-term!ivisers amplified that by saying: the Mindszent makecwork projects ut the Gon economy rises ou of ne mis oc IGN MN _DUYETS Grow Lagey a 1948 teanati Hmpect of ouch PRE. Icon Bet Samet cot Une ead a ; ra e gove uncertainty. ° | Strength in General Motors re- | S build roads, schools, libraries, hos- If we can find a way to absorb| Aft S C p # 3 op | ion Boeing Bverier the company ‘will chases, sold short-term issues. certainty and possible financial group of Indi pitals, dams and airports at Teg- our tremendous production, our! er a in rop ro 1 S Loa a highly Compa enor This new-found confidence ‘in disturbances which would follow faithful servi ular union scales to satisfy 1abor,|jjving standards will rise higher va . . |when its directors meet Monday the bond market is traceable to a change of policy with respect The India ‘hoping it ean support its own taxi and higher. We shall well be on| Good Living Still Can Be Made Most Active Day |and that a higher dividend may/| President Truman's statement in|to the support of bond prices.” contrasted th Comms amd si ri: Ve. 80 wn i esas. ow Corn; Hogs and Other Produets -<~----=In Three Months | volt Our molars held ap peer ps Y pe The question raised 1s, “Can we garage, two bath tubs in every = Indlahia farmers are land rich, but money-poor if they sell. By JOSEPH W. MECHALSKI | ,, ticularly active. oo LONG AND SHORT OF THE PEG Scouts to pra) afford it?” It means heavy deficit-home, ete. (Their land will bring two to three times what they paid. Most pu Prem Staff Correspondent |" poports from high = sources | Federal Reserve Banks buy bonds and sell ; into the hear : of them, however, figure the land is still worth more than the th nv no RK, Feb. 5—More| nce to the Federal Reserve Sys- o e ‘ Y " the Cardinal ‘Dead Wei ht The stumbling block to the filtering of money. fhe on in market values ium that a margin cut may comé | Treasury certificates, notes and bills. ae “to bring inte 4 wealth down through the economic tri- Working farmers see profits ahead were wiped out on the New York, i! we erence whi . Eg p ahead, pared a little, but still a ? in March did little more than sus 30 ch angle is the tax load. Taxes are the largest single item in the budget good living is to be made in corn, hogs and other products Stock Exchange toda$* when|i in the market Wednesday U. 8. Gov't Securities Held by Federal Reserve Banks . Urge W ~ of every business, every family, every wage-earning American. And ~~ Farm buyers are cautious since prices cracked sharply in the 14 wae noted that in the past wii Dus Both {axes (paying for the war sad possibility of another) represent un-, (attl Lead profits sagged. But John D. Case (most active trading day in over jn. market has declined when |e 2 v 28 he Srey productive investment, dead. ~~ oo oes iggy g S ! : » onths. rE : | igh an the soma [docaney capaly susan, indanarolls (arm deter, 207% "The Srna. ne commatiies Tie ow tr pat a aren [3 nd 1 mm chu : : e : : - 3 X __ The public debt is the key. And tors rears business will 8°. * " ways hard to sell a farm and get markets was downward and cot- cyt would be favorable. Hy 1 way or a the wise advice of fundamental- tert OF & : ton broke $1.05 to $1.30 a bale. : ls is “> 1 cl reshape its course to sell more {a price for it. Otherwise th [- Grain List Drops | Se 5 ] of -the actior sts to get the debt load down is for | |" Farmers i Hum bag Otherwise there was no decline 3 goods for less, still paying the co are not hurt as bad somparable to that in stocks. Severe declines in practically] aa iby, 3 garian. cardi to pay it off, cut the annual inter- yo nest " ible as they thought by the 40 per ock | i a See 110 # tain they » : ' channel pur wealth into pass nge. . All . it drop i ’ last July COTR Was down a cent to 2}; all commodities had an adverse hy 4 ba. JA1BY 18 vi opt nes, = That is America, the mush- Animal Receipts Sent dior h som Som! aagd oy cents on the Chicago Board of infuence on the market in sev-| . i Ther o pra ob ember. Trade, and 1 LT { 3 pi ia He ty - § wealth unite! a. Lower for Week (other downward movements in % oe, x oy jjeas Yas on to 21; | eFal sessions. The grain. list fell] : dianapolis to refer to the post-war years| terprise system. “or in. . CHICAGO, Feb. 5 (UP)—Cat- all abundant years. |cents, rye was off 3% cents, and under the lead of corn which was ©] mp ————————— a isdngiog a Jo ] of prayer aro Macy. 5 bE. 2 | thing. any businessman, or n- tle led livestock prices lower on |t Won't Work Here - [lard dropped 35 to 45 points. sold heavily when the govern- \ 1947 mend 1948 reed ly 9 49 y 7 relates at everyone knows is beaded YoStOr, can really bet on. ‘Produc- the market here this week as pe high cost of alfalfa has Stock. losses ranged to more ment announced it will not re- Date: Poterel Reserve Board © Bropwsd for J. A Livingston 3 a hi a shakedown. tion gentus of free men has never dressed beef showed a decline. |r, mers thinking in terms of than 3 points. It was the widest strict corn plantings this year. = gous ree th “But American industry has an falled us. Receipts of all kinds of ani-| ver seeding. Some are con- break since Nov. 9. | Hogs and cattle dropped as farm-| i 50 Kraus bu : re Tae . * nrg rg 4 mals showed declines for cattle, sidering lower-priced seed from Market experts attributed the ers rushed animals to market eC ti Di Businessmen and Individuals 1 joined with tt calves and sheep with a rise In| Arizona and California. But Pur. PT®AK to a general nervousness fore they lost more weight as a aution DISappPears ,.; instalments to the Col 3 1% an wif. opt “|hogs. ~ Salable animals received gu. warns against winter-killing./®VeF the economic. picture, Con-|result of spnowdrifts and bliz- lector of Internal Revenue on January and March 15. That draws : munism here - totaled 35.000 cattle, 2200 1 won't work here,” they say. |TIPUtng to this feeling, Wall zards. |down their deposits at commercial banks. In turn, it drains com- i Francis ( calves, 54.900 hogs and 11000 some farmers took advantage Street said, is the weakness in Steel operations fell slightly to mercial banks of theif reserves—of their capacity to make loans : Archbishop 6 ep. * ; lof the frozen ground last week COmmodity prices, the recent de- 100.9 per cent of capacity because yng purchase securities. Thus, since the end of the year, member keynote at 1 Receipts were down 2600 cat-' cline in wholesale food prices andof some minor shutdowns for re- i } { te. « \ {to pick corn. Muddy ground had The mills od: out 1 “{bank excess reserves are down Syme banks sold in anticipations : since V-E D | tle, {100 calves and 2600 sheep g.)aved harvest. |an announcement that unemploy-| pairs. mills turn ”"|from $1,050,000,000 to $920.000.- or tax withrawals. They wanted St. Patrick's

I¥ | compared with the previous week {ment has jumped by 2 million 860,100 net tons of steel ingots, “Tbut hogs were up 4900. Family-Sized Form . |since December. |against 1,863,800 net tons in the ™ to build up reserves, increase Hog prices ruled about 75 cents .g » , " | Yesterday's break, which previous week. Under these circumstances, their liquidity. And some sold beJower on handyweights but closed’, or ng machinery prices have mounted to around $750 mil-| Shutdowns by Chrysler for you'd expect commercial banks to cause just before Christmas the hit the “family sized farm.” The ;,.0 in market valuations, began chéngeovers to new models be cautious about «adding to in- Federal Reserve dropped its buy-

‘last night with a rise of 25 cents . ] over Thursday on all weights and small “tratts—wii not support the n directors of Creole Petrol- brought automobile production vestments, about buying govern- ing price on U. 8. bonds. Bank-

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purchase -of costly combines, th : ¥ ; SOWS. _reum;, which is almost wholly down to 103,910 units from the ment bonds. Last year at this ers, | insurance companies, and : Sai Sawn. doe. . a Jans, The answer: ;uned by Standard Oil Company Previous week's output of 116,471 time they were heavy sellers. others feared a further drop. i heise wis od inn Bevin ot ase ee Eh as enn A Ty: out the dividend to 45 cars..an : 8S." dn vel » | a ron i NN LX mah Po i _ 8 Topping the market yesterday Some farmers aré “machinery ; ! - ! ¢ - i : ’ A cents a share from 90 cents and] Carloadings Lower 3 The demand for ! were 180 to 220-pound butchers poor.” They are setting up equiP-|caileq attention to “Reduced de- Carloadings were forced down What About Bread Prices bonds Is also due io .

at $31.50 compared with $22.25 ment-sharing groups like the old- |, oq" for crude and its accumu-

i 1 mone econdit i for comparable grades a week fashioned haymaking ring. Then pein of stocks because of adverse weather. Re. iierRS YL iazaeL ions, Wholessle and retail prices

i have been coming down. Businessmen. who buy wheat, cn : _jearlier. Sows were off 50 cents they shared labor. Now they ii———— [al trade a hampired PY cotton need less money to earry, a, or for the week with yesterday's share machinery. d - [Bradstreet which reported this their inventories. Layoffs con-0f reporting member banks were ? best going at $18.00 for light-| Co-operative ownership is one Har ware Group per cent under liDue. As one company, like the up $4,300,000,000 over the pre-

weights, ‘method. litem at u level 1 | ig ethod. Another is to spread to 3 per cent above a year ago. Cneiapeake &. Qhlo calls BaCkioeqing year; at this time in 1948,

The greatest loss was in steers the ownership of equipment, cacn Marks Anniversary . workers, another company, like! : and heifers which ‘rarm wn , ol |Wholesalgq trade rose slightly) ’ (they were up $3,100,000,000; this 1 8 which were absent in farmer owning .a different ma-' «qn, 1ngjana Retail Hardware above the previous week and was he York Central, will let some} oq; tnevire 1ip only $650,000,000.

Choice grades yesterday. - “ ’ , | gr yesterday. Thurs- chine of equipment and “trading” 5 ggociation will celebrate its gold- about on a par with a year ago. Sor emer Suis Sowy 68 paypal se |And thif year's rate of contrac-

day's top of $2850 was $2.75 a back and forth. urements. And retail sales, gen- ” hundredweight lower than the (This column welcomes letters m sion. Feb. 1 bio A re day rude oll PrOduUCtIoD ut de “ALY: have not been expanding. pon rl iatmay igh as einer Seas ' Fry "68 Baskets’ of flowers of the 3313 paid at last week's close. telling of labor - saving tarm'mempe. ’ *. 2517, 1 the Murat slightly, ot Sur fine output, de Post-Christmas price mark- a Much greater than in either a ss « « + Said with hoice . heifers. also. were ab i : | ‘ ‘clined. ng was dow a . 3 5 opening of new Gregory & Appel Insurance Bldg. at 120 E. |from Friday trade but absent methods.) {Speakers will include Merrill D. shade” from last week's, high to- dowhe have Bag oun Iiening TS | This merely adds to evidence alE ~ Yormont St. last week. ; heifers Thursday sold for $27.00, . (Graham, humorist; Luther R.ital, but it held 60 per cent OVEr jon,riment store sales registered 137 at hand that supply and FO File nny a steady with the week before. AUtOMOtive Group Sin vice president and salesa year ago. Electricity ottputlagain of 8% over the correspond. Semand re 1 Weiler balang, : Nothing was | | _Vealers Friday were steady at . director for the Belknap Hard-made a new high for all time. ing week of 1948; In the Week Of) maritime, S500 that price reFloor Heat he | overlooked when Gregory & g54 gown, S eaker List d |ware & Manufacturing Co., Louls- Coal production dipped again. |ihe 15th i or + tnajddjustment has fufther to go. It , W¥ “Appel, insurance and. real estate, christened NY: , | P Isie {ville; Chester E. Young, past pres- = Money in. circulation declined 22d a the gain was 3% ane will gbe interesting to see what its own new building (soundproof and fluorescented) at 120 E.| N. Y: at Year Low ,| ‘L. W. “Bill” Klein, executive ident of the national association. to a new low since August, 1943. were down 7% — ¢ _{happens to bread, Important inv t St At N n 7%—partly attribut. ermon last’ week. | At New York yesterday, whole vice president of the Gabriel Co., and Dr. John L. Davis, formerly Gold stocks rose to a new all- able to snow and cold ‘in the Sredients like flour, evaporated or

( night, old and fafthful customers streamed in to|Sale beef prices were the lowest Cleveland, O., will speak at a On the speaking staff of the Na-'time high. Business loans dipped [powdered milk d rten te > : » 0, . pped. western areas. “Examples: Sales » and shortening ] shake hands, offer congratulations, They sent flowers, too, 65/in a year and large, big packer njeeting of the Indiana section of tional Association of Manufactur- Business fatlures totaled 136, off in the Kansas City ave Ais. Are off noticeably from their §

: Juxurious basket sprays which, — or ——————outlets were not too reliable wi ‘ | i - X ; { e with t he Society of ers. . . six from-the six-year high made trict were off 18%; in San Fran- Peaks. The retail price may fol- i “8 wpdded to its. ingeniously designed| Fred Appel, hairman, saw 10} peddling markets developing on, Automotive En-| Gov. Henry F. Schricker williin the previous week. The Dun cisco 10%. ’ low. ' i charm. it that they built next to a park- most weights and a i ! : T oD were 'm The INE lot. . [tle ghts and grades of cat-. gineers at 8 p. m. address Ihe banquet in the Murat & Bradstreet food index set al This hesitancy™in business gen-| ee i i bets issed. (INE, {te. ! ple . 15. » . 8, . i ; ~building is air-conditioned and The company is: gelebrating its| Moderate receipts did not keep. Toureday In 1 he; | re rr nev low since Oet 5, 1948 gly » Serta op * PROVED * i ~~ city-heated with radiating floors 65th year And is operated as a De trade in sheep and lambs § m Real Silk Declare New Oi rate, ADVERTISING ER a or a THAGL BERL rs bot ar And is opera al ) ne . Mr. n will i ciares Ne TI Oil 1 k ers.” Temporarily, at any rate, _— ean “feel the warmth with/family responsibility by the Ap-|TrOm SUering a loss of 50 cents speak off “The To ivi pew Type TH JGNK businessmen are fess apt to want The recards prove that tor w - ! on ana) Dent Swe Suet [pels Alan Appel recently Joined 10 00 rade Wooled History of | Car TWO Dividends Resists Fire Dangers {to ‘borrow-—especially for expan-' quarter-century we have poll ¢ sper, an e firm as a vice - ’ ay was welll : i o> 1 far-sighted Jack Appel, president, ing real estate. | below $25 on choice light lambs, Wg Suspension” at a|, LEC. UL a $128 dividend on AKRON C. Feb. 8 (UF)--B Ee ory, psicuily equalled a ove $ . |compared to a top of $25.40 paid meeting ~foliow- its prior ‘preferred shares Series F. rich-Co. today announced supply as rapidl a in the y Sighs of have SHab Dr 1D Business concerns are turning to stage & Week ago. - ing a dinner at|i® FET HE 7s on 11s. development of a new type ofli3 80% 8 IoD Cl At Ie verse Aorta ns awccess ’ o ama oes It sales p tations with veteran actors! Slaughter ewes closed the week 8:30 p.m. He 7 per cent’ cumulative preferred [tank Which resiata fire and tem- time in 1947 A loans n -“ al aa, Tn putting ‘over their punch fines. N6t long ago Westinghouse and *' * 'OP Of §I2, steady with a will be preceded, yen payable April 1 to stock | DETatures to 2000 gesTacs FABIEN: rons a=} re Soohnlealsswith ne, General Electric had “live” shows in Indianapolis, (Week ago, but there was no re-| Mr. Klein by Walter L.{, iors of March 15 heit and at the . time 1s : Sot; wapapers This “week the Indiana Tractor Sales, Inc. distributor tor | liable outlet for them and the Norris, company Real Silk also declared a {vullet-asniing. | mail, i: ne 1 yori Ford tractors and Dearborn Farm Equipment, will present an al. UPdertone was weak. chief engineer, who will speak ony irly dividend of 15¢ ‘on it Quar-| The tank was developed for| odicals; and. hive greatly day “Hve show” in’ the Murat rr oer yy ont an | te — [“Modern: Cdr Suspension.” mon stock hayable _ oh 15 tO: 8. Navy use and the principle augmented these successes by Theater, Curtain at 9:15 a. m. WAYS over which the Ellis Truck- New 1949 DeSoto . |METALLURGIST TO SPEAK | holders of Feb, 21. |may be adopted for production of| § tylng them In with the most - ®..E. Carmichael, ssles man-|/\P8 Co. operates between Bay {William Bell Jr. me | * {gasoline tanks and other contain-| advanced techniqueés in publie _ ager for. Indiana Tractor Sales, IY: Mich, and Memphis. Tenn. To Be Unveiled gical and fou Aer consultant. for GM Employees [ere iatils Yquide; tations, 4 Sion ngiaveaa anni > ! “ - ~The fete and tr ’ brace , y ; — ah . a — S————————— comihnn oy thom. : Gonlers to see the show: The|sauipped to change a tire, supply| 4 04ianapolis De Soto-Plymouth R. Lavin & Sons, Inc. Chicago, May Apply for Cars [2 trend New Ides—Multi-Colored | AIOE DOS “roadside t » ae - Foch Mr 1 “get-in” quantity of IAS, tow | dtalers will get their first look at Ill, will speak at the monthly| The General Motors Corp. is Pl » B . ud illustrated letter, newsphper Carmichael recently viewed the nother car out of the ditch, fight fue on line of De Soto cars at meeting of the Central Indiana accepting application forms from | aslic usiness (ards ad—or a completely co-grdi-production in Detroit, [ares and give first ald. clnnati "Peb. 14, Wasting in Cin. mena Society, to be. held “at 6:36 the gon a aorty Dadi. for AND BOOK MARKS. Ruiod Skmpulis~Jote wiki ) hb. 14, lety, :30 the purchas: : : _ ie aus aig Co. ig ah} F: 9 Bil, oe ve vice rie a Le thousand dealers will see p. m. Friday in the Athenaeum. publication phot aon iat! Di FOR MODERN SALES SUID | A ay —— eo | . With quarters at 430 Ken- the cars at 19 meetings in the! The meeting will be preceded here, revea istinctive, stream for personal its courtesy car equipped to help|tucky Ave, calls it his “Good nation that day, factory officials by & dinner and a meeting of the | Jog Yara. ond business use. 3 Sang Artur Rupert, $4 anyone in trouble on the high- Samaritan” ear. “| announced ¥ officials]! 8 ; Employees with 10 years orl pop DETAILS CALL LL 7340 Ludlow, Olncinnati 20, Ohle. pa— on . unced. chapter directors-at 5:30 p. m. ‘more of service will get cars first, - o |. Phone: AVon 9935. - ; 3 Cord of Thanks 3 Card of Thonks | 2 Card of Rb —— a i of hank anks ard of Thanks 3 Cord of T Memori nied, Delehlors | CHEKOP-We wish, sincerely G GANSTINE--We wish to ee : 2 Aingerity ‘we wish to| MAGUIRE—To ut he neigh a Sad Thanks | 1 Lod of Thanks 11 a i s - -— o - i BROG ane] ’ our, sincete Unanks for the bors. for expressions of empathy, | trionger® pabpreciation to our kind) "eyiress our heartfelt appreciation| bors and relatives we wish io ex-| ype Eindmn ror |" aincate | appreciation to friends ROGLER.<In.7Atgty - Of . Sut. tes ARE. warm so Yo = beautiful floral Sferings and other expressions of sympathy and beauti- | to our many kind neighbors and | fio beautifty floral Br ngs TH | 1a our recent bereavement, the : {end relatives for the many beauti- |'Wi X at the passing of our De- | and Mt the Passing of our devoted ful floral “tributes wt the death of frignds for expressions of sympathy, | tributes and other courte o- ing of our devoled husband Nie Hy bai 10 i at the » as. Bwiisar-Chumy ne’ An Mic HARVEY . BROGLIN : wile nether, grandmother and | husband and father. Thomas Checke te ed Sather alu sane. | pemutiful floral offerings, spiritual| tended during the iliness and at the | and brother. Charles a. An Nex ae cloved son and | mon-Herrington ves. Rev. N.| who ‘passed. away ob. 148 / albor, Garirude i. Brown Wo un uf We ‘are She for Fraeii 13| Lo nppielat he comiging me | ios 4nd othe sourieien exiendod| BAC, © 0, POS, Anh 8, | Are ment “spreielive of the wind othr, I, NEL ER MA Hr tn Punaral Home and al for| agters "oer (he Shock ’ ’ of Hillside Christian Church sock. Tabernachs Baptis: Ohurch. the tower meimmine, tov, Mr. Mohler AL Lhe DAI Ol Oar Oe er Hay. 80d with to thank Dr. John PF. RISE, | the many Beantite) oral alerting, | Pord gy the , the pails beautiful floral offerings. | we little thought such grief pe hy RaBRA of a art. ad singers, Mr, and ry Prall And | Church and the et ar a ois mond P._Kiein We are most Wppreci. an ing iad tor Sha kind MM | ober courtesies, the untiring | FATE I om a el ape, The Pamiy heer, ov thanks , the Powers,” Tor {standing services rendered by Conkle | BHVe and wish to thank a the Gardner and Pr. Moll bt St. Philip er MA moa ak oe hr OTHER. AND “PA aILY. BERINO—Ws are duet aetul or Only - thoss who: have lost oan

Mrs. Kirk and Mr. Harrell for cow florists who sent floral offerings, ex-

rieous tacttul their sympathatie assistance and un- | rendeted. ahd ae services | puneral Home

WIPE AND PAMILY a CRILDRER AND | pressions of sympathy and assistance, Neri Church for spiritual comfort | his kind words and Shirley Brothers’ PRATHER-We wish to expres our our: recen the The In of parting without thetic ° i son

d and tactful service con ep ol Philip Neri| dnd sympathetio consideration, Kir. dusted a Moore's Northeast Chapel. | CLEARY ~~ With ‘sincere - apprecia- _ GRANDCHILDREN. | Church and Cathedral Sraghers all] bY MBriuary and all who Assisted ly uhderstanding Saryibes AL IT of our farewell. » § THE PAMILY, | tion :. we wi 10 express our | GOOTEE.-We wish to thank ourl fOr spiritual comfort and kind as-| for tactiul and *understanding serv- | rendered. WIFE AND EN friends as. and a and brother, f C. Bering. We are| More and more each day we miss re tneariels thanks 46 the kina friends. | (Many friends. peighbors and rela. Mstance the friends who acted a4 joes’ rendered, i. |the kind expressions | floral t es and phe Sones: him, : with x our Nelg “tives for their sxpressions of .1 arers, Oriosteiners Funera . NC —W 4 | Priends ma pce pret ete 57 yma, Sewn Bf i” nto AURA TR Hime Sh 0 wp Cr] PN Wir oP. |e he el cht, rw Sens, Mant nen | heme: nets of kindness, beau | courtesies” extended In our’ recent| us at the audden death of our ne |g And kindly services rendered MERKLEY—We ‘wish te ro tant IB vr and other Home und all who for hut litte know the sorrow | bereavement, the sudden passing of ioved son 4nd brother. Donald Goo-| WITE, BETTY D CHIL. ® ‘Wish to. express our | couriesies ex RTurAL oe n- and Wipe Lies within our hearts concealed. hushand and brother. (tes. We especially wish to (hank Rev. sincere appreciation to our very| US, ahd at Jha deih, uf or de Sadly. missed by MOM and DAD.

: N, 3 sapeciatly Joseph MeCrisken of St. Catherines BROTHER AND! SISTERS. kind neighbors And relatives for| J Stanford, We are most apprecia-

Rev. Vitcent OGrannafi of Holy LONG—To the kind nelkhbors: friends kind expressions of sympathy, beau-|tive of the Rev. Harold Mohler for

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