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i unit apartment building in 1304- bargains in bacons and sa ~ already they're - beginning to in March, hard to explain. returns approximately $100. |switch out of their blue chip hold-|16 N. Delaware St. ns been sub- Strong demand kept llr beneficiary of life insurance which suspect theyll have to “eat”| It's getting later, but it isn't| Veteran preference will be ings for tax purposes. {mitted for variance approval by rising on an abundant supply of protects dependents .against a what's left. too late to fill your Christmas shown according to FHA require-| Liquor Shares Up | Klein & Kuhn, realtors, this week. all meats mortgage obligation in tase you Food baskets will be loaded larder, and complete your. gift ments, the builder stated. Build-! The steels and motors felt! Sherwood A in {In the stockyards porkers flue- die and the sinking fund loan, a with canned fruits this week. list, even to taking care of that ing architect is Paul I. Cripe of some of this switching and barely Petitioners sought tation uated no more than 25 cents a Complicated arrangement in which And they'll get a break. Fruitaunt in California you forgot. {Indianapolis. held their own during the week.!¢, erect store fronts on the 13th hundred pounds each day last dividends of stock Jou buy in a * = = ' . = = | Neighborhood remonstrators re- Chrysler did better than other St. side and zoning approval for Week, closing Friday about steady mutual savings Institution helps y ; {buffed by the zoning ruling this issues of its section. Liquor shares, apartment in an area sur- with quotations of the previous reduce your principal « (Week plan an appeal of the de-|encountered demand as seasonal | roun Straight mortgages do not re- |:

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So You Want to’ Buy a Home— Financing Terms Favorable to Buyer

Lending Institutions Prepared For Big Year in 1950 SR

It's getting easier again to buy your home with one else's cash, # Fact is, lending institutions here are eyeing the 1950. mortgage market with their hands in the till. bd ting out

| Stores Gear Up | For Final Rush

Stocks ‘Good’ for Big Buying Week of Year; Food Marts Set

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor THE BIG WEEK is here. With only six days until the Old Gentleman romps across roof tops and dusts chimneys| with his white whiskers, stores are geared for the strongest pull of the year. Yesterday traffic police called for reinforcements. That was the signal that the fuse to the final week's buying bomb had been lighted. From never been able to get inventory| now on the bearings on the stocks down. This Christmas did

spinning revolving doors will ‘the trick. Some had to swing back v , Il dav quickly into manufacture, 3 Tul warm a day. Another surprise was silver- . Merchandise stocks are still ware. It costs big money to stock

~ » » rated as “good” by department jn quantity. Stores hesitated to . stores and extra clerks will move carry strong stocks last summer. North Side Gets behind the counters for Christ- Silver sets piled up in factory mas buying which may yet put warehouses, and factories shut i a , preclude tis orion TWO: Suady ciesh in: volume “Thor's tos of ih es "christmas 83 U t A t Housing for 83 families in the fxs v iW % They do anticipate stronger of building. This is expected to Fares lots of emisters Christmas hi: bang. Depare| - ni p . Central Court apartments, 36th Ne > TR ow ’ As # competition for mortgage loans carry over inte 1950. : charging chan was expected. And ment managers rushed to tele-| and Central.

With a borrow-from-me smile, lenders are coun the dollars on conventional, GI and FHA mortgages. An ample ‘supply of cagh| tt —————— | Mortgage market competition to . loan keynotes the 1950 brings favorable financing terms mortgage outlook here. to the home buyeF, lenders say. The mortgage st mpl Other factors are evident in this artgage story simply 4s the leveling off of real estate Lenders: doubt” inc tion Prices and “favorable” mortgage a ea ar \year. Strikes, bigger pension They are: : plans. devalued foreign currency’ ONE: Stabilization of construe. and homes demand and supply tion costs.

at leveling off interest rates, | This, lenders say, puts the bor-

© — — . rm i igi re bro eeeete ceptance of GI 4 cent notes. more goods are being delivered in phones, begged replacements. For | Ground to Be Broken S oc S ain us SS | : rower back in the saddle, The, FOUR: FHA offs apite of the pleas to carry your some it was too late. It was an-| sola: ¥ k Le | d U e ir market becomes his" horse to ciency and sibilai thrift in build own bundles. This means the other surprise-in the 1949 Christ- Within 30 Days i reommand. « ling “8 vy :

bigger items are moving. Appli- mas buying patter. Within 30" days steam .shovels D * ‘W k ‘ | ances have been strong. | Expensive luggage has heen will be scooping out the excava- In Heavy ra uring fe Will Cost More Mortgage Applications Climb i

THREE: Moves to spur ace

The surprise was radios. Both moving fast. And higher priced tion for another North Side apart-

stores and manufacturers had fittgd. cases anc jewel boxes are ment, a big one, too. 3-Year High Ground H:t by Industrial, Lenders point to the current upward mortgage loan swing and guessed that the people had about in strong demand. Some of the Proposed plans for an 83-family of . ’ . : : say this is a contihuing process. . : all the radios they could use for stores, .not all, had not expected ynit apartment building in 3650- Utility Averages; Rails Join Upturn Prices Boosted Lending agencies, VA and PHA offices hare report = signifRant a long time. Then came the/the stampede at the luggage 3668 Central Ave. were approved By ELMER C. WALZER, United Press Financial Editor Po ° 3 . early clean-out and frantic re- counters. Luckily they have re- this week by the City Zoning NEW YORK, Dec. 17—8tocks continued their rise during the 15% in 30 Days climb in number of mortgage applications processed and approved orders. flooded factories. It made plenished and will be in good Board. past week in the heaviest trading since May 22, 1948. By MARION CRANEY in the past year. Ri manufacturers happy. They had shape this week. The omega-shaped brick veneer The industrial and utility averages moved into new high ground! If you're planning oh a turkey i Xo: jastance, nationally VA guaranteed loan approvals in 5 } ~ 0 Wn ————————— er nce ny ‘E . S d ? Stores know the last week buyers building will contain 59 two-bed- for more than three years and the general average was at a high this Christmas, you'd better dig ESA were Ad Sent greater of dol for. : xtra Satur ay well. They swarm to the negligee room and 24 one-bedroom units, for more than a year. Rails joined the advance and were not far deep on The I an 18 © ar nightgown and pajama departments, go in for frilly things, sure- E. F. Hohlt, builder of the project, below their high for the year. What happened to that abun. The on trend Sloselyl loans. local lende: fire with the wife or girl friend. There will be plenty on hand for announced. Tenants should move, Oil shares provided the sensa., ~~" —"=""iqant supply everyone was talking

this week's shoppers. jin next summer, he said. [tions of the week. One other is- eral-Motors each stepped up their about-last month, around Thanks-| “So far this year, FHA insured. field push. this prediction. The stores are counting on next Saturday to put them equal to, Estimated cost is $760,000 and sue—Mahoning Coal Rafiroad== production. : igiving, you ask? That's what In-/mortgage approvals have sur- 2 ; or ahead of, their 1948 Christ- - ‘will be underwritten by Federal soared 40 points in a single ses-| The total output for the Indus-idianapolis poultry dealers were passed last year's otal business PURINE Fo : - |enced minds ofthe stores running Housing Administration, Mr. sion when directors declared airy as estimated by Ward's Au- WORAeHIpE. tedny Ey in the state and county. . interest be mas volume, the show, it should not be diffi-\Hohit said. ' $12.50 extra dividend... ... . - tomotive..Reperts amounted to" shortage, blamed to adver-| yoca) mortgage brokers have| "CLe® DY 3PProving a one perc Christmas seldom falls on Sun- cult to find what you want in| mpphe apartments will have spe- | Superior Oil of Californja pro- 86.624 cars and trucks, compared tising that there were plenty of also received instructions fri processing fee. : day which leaves jhe last week short order this week. cial appeal for housewives, he vided the real sensation in—the With 52514 a week ago, and 123.- Thanksgiving birds, has boosted

; | - Eastern insurance com an a short one. This week it is per-| But the crowds will get heavier said. There will be different floor Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs- 515 year ago. prices more. than 15 per cent In| ounce notitutions panies d San A , ect The nx full days will bene- as the week wears on. The des- arrangements so that no two ad- day sessions. It ran up 691% Steel Output Gains (the last 30 days - more and more in FHA vest it both stores and buyers. pirate buyers will be in the aisles joining apartments will be iden- points to a new high for the year Steel production rose to 94.1 ; N ; Insu (1OANS.| from private ) Stores aze happy about the from Thursday on. And they!tical. po 8 P ! 80 Cents Now rance firms especially seem| .n¢ clip.

) at 227 before meeting opposition. per cent of rated capacity at| eager to increase their invest. : healthy tug the cosmetic coun- press hard with a kind of hys-| Living rooms will be approxi At 227, it was up mr points from | which 1734700 met tons of steel| Turkey hens that sold then for n can rein

) : : ments in loans. ters are getting. It's as good or teria in their voices and move- mately 12 by 15 feet with a dining last Saturday's close and up ex- ingots and castings were pro- 70 Cents a pound now are hig n 0 Wood Merleigt on better than was expected. There ment. alcove suggesting greater depth, actly 100 points from the years duced. In the previous week out-|!n§ around 80 cents, table- ' ntact” bro-

are no shortages. So if you want, Store customers will do well to! Mr. Hohit disclosed. low made June 15 at 127. with dressed. Toms, in lesser demand kers are receiving slightly higher to duck in and get a two-ounce exercise patience. Clerks will be| Automatic Laundry Servi oil G St [IN a boos Bit Per vet th pecause they are bigger, cost commissions on mortgages. Their bottle of that heady amber fluid hard pressed, doing their best.! auniiyy Service roup Strong A laround 70 cents a pound, a dime origination fees have been hiked

w , -, "All kitchens will contain elec-| Oils were ‘particularly strong, Electricity output set an all-| the cost of last month's/one-half per cent from the curbeni parvo Bred be pa! Hala temps fa dn SHAK. ANE gual tric refrigerators and garbage dis- in the Thursday session. Oil out- time record. Gains were noted jn ABOVE rent one Pet cent commission. ty ~~ lup in your mouth. Remember, POSal units,” he said. “Besides put declined. but market men be- output of gasoline, fuel oil and|™"\", 1 \ who had been In the| Steady acceptance of mortgage] But now the outlook for "With the city promising added it's Christmas time and “good JOTAR® Space. the basements will lieved better earnings are ahead lumber, Coal held about un- business 33 years explained the notes will in turn increase supply!year is definitely ter traffi trol F d th 8 ri- Se wr na sp 8 have automatic laundry and dryer for the industry. | changed. 8 { : brighter. raffic control an e po, will to alt ok to th a Ti appliances. There'll be full baths Better demands for the rails! —— shortage, we ; * Food stores are’loa 0 the roofs. 8 in each unit also.” Eating Season

bo . “Everyone began talking about Three Types of Mortgages Loi 7 LH is their week, too. Entrance to the three separate, i 0 reflected outlook for Nickel ) New Apartment a huge turkey market, Farmers “4 2

: ; income for that section. Nickel t might drop. Here's the set-up on loans: yx Bd RSet Turkeys are going to cost from 3 to 5 cents'a pound more in an two and one-half story Walk-up py.¢o shot forward to a new high. got scared that prices . oi pan i SE ; : unexpected upturn. But there will be chickens and ducks and geése apartment buildings will b © Northern Jorvasy made 8. new {They floaded.:the Marit, causing) , You and the realtor on a $10,000 home. But you eed a available. Any way you take it, this is white meat week. Beef and trimmed in Glass block 404 Sole. high 100 after a. decline. ‘the Sovernment a 4 sill aj} ioan to finance your The note you sign for to buy ” m rm - . § hold A 4 oR isan pork will take a Dae wg as Hoosiers get ready for glistening ant ig oaniraqern I Allied Chemical led its . divi- Buildin S Planned eye ag gone.” your home is a mortgage. And that mortgage is a pledge hrowned fow X uy ae realy cocktail and peaches, both . boiler. Each apartment will con- Sion higher. Johns-Manville was, - [ : a EL {on ‘your property until the loan is repaid with interest. sy Tor Lhe SALVE Xn *iastes are lightful chilled, will ‘drop from '®in individual room temperature a feature in an improved building 8-1 Proiect Pucis- About * 800 | There are three general types of mortgages—amortized, strals 1135 i! b + controls and ceiling heat panels, group. American Can, American ~i0ry ro s are selling around 60 a ——a——— er. ~ 5 changing. - Fruit cakes have 3 to 4 cents a cam in some Of Np. probit gai Smelting, Procter & Gamble, Corn | Duck B and secondary. ‘

: ; : } d and se at BO siowed down. Theyre too the big stores this week. |, Property line will extend 400 Products and United Alrcrart Submitted for OK [Semis a Be Te ir vgh fhe. mast Jopular. amortized “heavy.” And even the glazed] Wines are moving briskly. Peo- feet along Central Ave, ff- were strong spots. . | Two more North Side apart- than Thanksgiving. Chickens will joan gages th ling” ze a Jour fruits which go into fruit cakes ple who never have “the stuff” street parking facilities for 60| Tate in the week the amuse- ment buildings are expected to bring anywhere from 49 to 59. thi a ts. for the home bakers are not in the house, keep a bottle around cars “will De d provided, Heavy ment group swung into action jump from architect's drawings cents a pound dressed, although tee vary a: Phe same goes for hard candy ne he Jeiidays for old friends help ees parking Se Fhe With heavy volume. Prices rose|to the hammer and cement stage the shortage of turkeys may boost your home by paying Ion ’ 4 + WhO : { ! {in the entire group on the theory soon. 5 [these prices Christmas miorn-{" ° arti. | CAR There was a time when a plate| Christmas week in the super- *3id- (these stocks were behind the maee| Action on a third apartment siteltng © Additional fexturés of auiort dy w t in markets is th , stimate $20,000 Tax | ng zation mortgages include direct of hard candy was a must inimarkets is the year's heaviest. (ket. S \was anticipated by builders and| Pork and pork products €on-|peauetion of loan in. which every home during the holidays, The second largest food week| “Estimated tax revenue for the! Numerous special issues enjoyed potential tenants here. ~ [tinued to_sell at lowest. prices ini, : or ot : but no more. Chain grocery falls either in November, around|city will be $20,000,” Mr. Hohlt the benefits of selective buying| -Plans for an elght-story. 108-|a decade. Groceries also reatured JOU PAY © Jour mistest and stores are heavily stocked, but Thanksgiving, or.one of the Weeks said. “The property today only|that has been growing as traders) then principal; naming the lender

(week. cision. They have 30 days in buying of liquor increases. Store jou ed oy Apartment buildings, p—————— quire regular payments on princi-

{which to stress objections that!snares were sustained by rising| pal. However, the lender can de-{

Th . the proposed apartments would!gales of merchandise. known as Sherwood. Ambien Appraisers Plan mand full payment of his loan decrease surrounding property| Business gained on average al- when the note: falls due.

i" pt ol . [iis increase traffic hazards though a few items, including Je ne Lan to uy trom Gey- Christmas Party Secondary mortgages help smaller jand overload present sewer facili: building and oil production lvania St. ’ | 3 istri i ~ and Mrs. Joseph| 'Ejecti f 1050 officers will i . . » ties in the district. showed declines. Car loadings yer o® ay 28 ection o 0 Loan Rates 4 te 6% . - also were lower as a result of —Atham. 1321 N. Meridian St. highlight the annual Christmas ’

. mi. tomorrow in! ; Higts ard the recent reduction In} iency and one-bedroom apart-|the Proswvhahiy 10 years at 5%; per cent interest rate, monthly payments would be

| a . . owners of the property, arty of the Society of Residentiall Generally, loan rates ro por : 3 Trading in Grains the three-day week in the coal nu. building containing ef- Appraisers hp y are from 4 to 6 per cent. On a load’ for ? < approximately $10.85 per $1000. 15- 1 Automobile output picked up MENS Wil cost $500,000, the peti- Ten candidates were listed for 2PP y per § A 15-year loan on this rate would

2 : after setting a new three-year | HOD isthe five offices by President Walter be cut to $8.17 per $1000 borrowed and to $6.58 per $1000 on a - . Gen. Inits Planned M. Evans yesterday. George! 2g.year mortgage. low lant week. Chrysler and 4 en A second eight-story structure, Wheldon will be renamed to the ye hi 3 is Atti | A not: te awaiting final financial arrange- honorary directorship, Lyle Clift, | Our chief concern 1s fiiting your premiums-to’your. inchms, al RT WCHICAGO. Dec. 17 (UP)- Albershardt Elected ments, is to be constructed by L. secretary-treasurer, said. (Continued on Page 50, Col. 3) . oe : heat and soybeans developed a & L. Building Corp, in 3740 N.| Candidates include Goehler Oh! oo | Tr ———————————————————_—————— Little Judy got them invited, and there was ice cream, too. firm trend in quiet grain trading BY Standard Engmel Co. Meridian St. It will cost ap-/mart or A. C. Moldthan. presi- o | Estot J d ’ P Little Judy Thomas goes to School 44. Not on the Board of Trade late this, Ferderick C. Albershardt, public proximately $500,000. dent; Robert Graves or W. N. Nea! Lsiaie— . uay s arty only that but she looks at things along Week. |accountant, has been elected vice] The apartment building will Waltermire, vice president; Mr

of ® the way, things like big, new buildings. A rather uncertain situation ex-| president of Standard Enamel & contain 56 three-room, 40 two- Clift, secretar y-treasurer, =i Engaging Counsel Better She watched the steam shovels break ground for the new $1 !Sted In corn, oats and rye. Prices|Paint Corp. to succeed Charles A. room and four penthouse units. John Lookabill, Griffith Dean,| million Western Electric Corp. . warehouse and Indiana Bell Tele- fOr corn and rye ruled steady to!Greathouse Jr. William A. Wade, Off-street parking will also be Zach M. Scrifres Jr., Robert wo Th te a Hi T d : - phone garage at 1233 W. 18th St. - slightly lower for the week. (president, announced yesterday. |provided. llison and Firman Sims, any two an e ing rappe Judy and her few friends kept er long-waiting question. | Lard futures, however, were up| Mr. Greathouse will take office. Fidelity Trust Co. has pur- for board of directors. y x her eve on the building as the What's it like inside, Mister?” strongly. from new lows for thelof Marion County Treasurer chased property as trustee for BR .

| a ~ Old Joe Often Loses All by Purchasin steel skeleton wént up, girder .by, The man happened to be brisk, Year Which were established by|Jjan, 1. _ an undisclosed owner in 3710 N. Cudahy Reports Loss | . : y g girder. She saw them close in the personable Clare Brooks, new S0Me deliveries last Monday. Charles F. Ludwig has been Meridian St. The site may be . he! Home by Hit-and-Miss Method walls, put in the windows. And boss of the warehouse. Trading for the most part wab|elected secretary-treasurer and P.lused for construction of a 200-| CHICAGO, Dec. 17 (UP)—The| , to | oper ; light. A-feature was evening up nning has been named sales unit apartment house. [Cudahy Packing Co. today re- By LARRY STILLERMAN . she was still full of curiosity. It’s pretty nice,” he told her.: . ! B. De g p oon they. aid oot the fresh “Want bo a rie * ‘operations In advance of the clos- manager, Mr. Wade announced. | L. & L. Building Corp. has de- ported a net operating loss of OLD JOE is with us again. » lawh and put in the shrubbery, “Yes.” said Judy. “because we're 5, 0ut Of the December future, The company's 1950 program nied construction deals with either $4,650,382 in its annual financial ) . : 2 that was = much. She saw a studying industries’ at school Rext-Tuesday, |calls for ‘sales effort and distri-lof the other two proposed apart- sateen; for the fiscal year end- He's planning to buy that nice three-bedroom bungas- \ : ) , : \ ! t. 29. t : man about to go in so she asked We're interested, really, Mister." Corn Prices Lag bution through the Midwest. ment buildings. ng Oct. Allow he and the missus have been dreaming about the last “CRat ire Vas A] 56 Clare Brooks who for three years, The prospect of export sales of : Bring "em All" [2.000 CU igeerauicx pubic rei wheat ‘and ara resumed in ne Real Estate Board Holds Christmas Party oo flew years. 3 tions man for the big Western Electric manufacturing layout in Dette Ppear pared of thede oon What he’s about to undertake is probably the greatest Chicago, told her she could come in and bring her friends. ! | Co ) . . 0) Judy reflected a moment. “All my friends?" ers. {financial transaction he'll make in his life. :

Mr. Brooks, smiled, gave her a pat, and said “Yep, bring ‘em aL” the lat est go Me And she did. Her friends hap-"—po Gate Brooks, And that's provided for the purchase of pened to be all of School 44. public relations. And that's West- Wheat by Greece and lard by AusThey visited the glistening new ern Electric, plus curious-minded.tria. plant and even walked on the little Judy Thomas, who is quite, Soybeans met buying based on ankle deep pile of Mr. Brooks’ |a girl. {a prospective foreign demand for own office rug. They learned what| She wangled a trip ..through a/fats and oils. "l goes on in the plant with trained $1 million building, an afternoon . Corn was weakened by. fair yi |

But Old Joe's buying his| —— by fall 1 the o castle like he buys a pack of mon sere he toe oe Same Gime

feigarets: (business deal, ~~ p - Plunk goes the dough and be- Joy Hut Baphenegih o a {fore he knows it, Joe's out of melody gs ways ng Gir fin fags or he's broke. lk sme.8 i. He jeopardizes his investment|

ey. He got rooked, good.

istent selling on.the part of or : y guides. off for the school, and an ice CONS . The Better a y ty, for rervh shipping and elevator interests, Business Bursan off he or Tg oA oma rows wT y, lor eve YoodY! a lower trend in cash corn alto) Safeguards Liste scheme trap lists about a bun-

undermined the futures. dred ways to avoid building or buying traps today. a mma The gist goes something like this: » Consult an architect, engineer, lawyer, reputable contractor {réaltor to keep you out of trouble. These men are expert on real estate. Ydéu're not. Ie | Jt's cheaper for the service DrOther builds it for you. Exites

they'll give you than the amount ed yl give y | Set specific ceilings on eon |

{of money and grief you may have tracts to {pockeibonk is the best. Don't be high ga

* ‘When turkeys and heavier meats take over - Try Chicken the Christmas dinner table, chickens usually Jack C. Carr Reioins get sidetracked. But this year the surplus of broilers is worse than ' | ever. Hoosier broiler producers are worried. North Side Realtors With the exception of southern Indiana where broilers are bought, under contract, they have dropped 8 cents a pound‘to the farmers

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. lated North Side Realtors. Approximately 40,000 surplus pressure to knock down the prices soc ; | » DIO are reported avaflable of chickens at your butcher coun- Bras il enable those wi Nt pa Now. shies of Ya" indienanolis eal Ertete Board ware mrodeasd faissen ar, x ? fayette, p i oft: soa cers o ndi is Rea ate Board were in uced | h Spe deal Le He : witha 30 Hitler ss Lalavstte ler right away. That takes a littie up of realtors and brokers Hail to the chiefs ow of the 2 old Uni polis Co. The (left to nr ht) Robert You're not going to get a $20,000 Your neighbors aren't. ote watchful eye on the welfare of me. In two or three weeks, the numbering more than 100 thirough| 8 the 15th annual Christmas party P-yaareic’ Union 1 Tucker Jr. vice president ard Brace [OMe for $8000, even if yourilive with you. Don't let Re re ye his income. new lower prices should be coming which to sell their homes,” Mr.| ‘©raves, treasurer; Laurence Warner, secretary; Fred C. (Bud) Tucker Jr., vice president, and Bruce Contos a, Ok 1) Se am But don't look for this surplus through. |Carr sald vostfr. Savage, president. ’ ty wt ay J (Con ongPage lt

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