Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1952 — Page 26

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Senators To

| Today Busi

} Who's King | 2 At Kingan’s?

By Harold Hartley

THE STEW BOILED OVER at Kingan's today. And the proxy fight for control is on the road. No more bowing from the waist. From here on, will be shooting from the hip. It is the Willkie backers against

wasn’t exactly fired. ‘ But he was handcuffed. Ile says he was never told why. The company's statement «nowed he raised sales by $23 mil- : ilon on fewer pounds of meat. No Redlight? o ” ® y WHEN HE left Seagram's WHAT REALLY happened in| he was earning $100,000 a year in salary, plus $50,000 in expenses, slus a house with a staff of four in Louisville, a car, and a staffed New York apartment. At Kingan's he .went on the payroll at $45,000 in salary plus £15,000 in expenses. He said he

made the change because he felt \Wha's Who? there was a challenge at Kingan's WHO IS Kingan's?

a job to be done. t oh i * A look a e annua Hiring by Degrees

HE GEARED in fast,

than a dozen

SWOoop. | | | Did it need a shot in the arm?| Did it' cost too much? He said he was never told to | slow down,

the executive committee,

slatebegan man, H. Frederick Willkie, pres-| Edward Sheidenhelm, vice,

T. G and

College brains -are the cheapest | dent, i help Se can get.” He brought in, President and secretary; I am told, close to 100. | Sinclair, vice president He spotted his own key people] throughout the organization, took over, whith could have been a probable point of irritation, for the old management was still there, He hunted new products, asked the public what it liked or didn't! like about Kingan products. The

same about competitors. tional Bank, Herman C. Krannert,

' 4 8 = president of the Inland Con-| HE FOUND the industry up 10 tainer Corp., and T. R. L. Sinclair,

its ears in fat. So he started a| managing director, Kingan & Co. lean hog” program. He also|1iq Belfast, Ireland.

studied packaging and began to ; 1500 and One

set up quality control. : s I know because These thing WHO OWNS Kingan's? Exactly 1501 people. The extra

I saw them. The big question is if] J 3 ir, Willkie 11 Kingan's heeded Mr one is Mr, Willkie who has only [1020 shares.

months ago, why doesn’t it need About 200,000 shares are in the

him now? : 7, Nn ha So far a8 1 know, ho one * United Kingdom. These are 24 per cent of all the stock. And Foster)

| president. ” ” a. oi AND WHO are the directors? Samuel B. Sutphin, chairman of | {the Beverage Paper Co.; W. R. Sinclair, William H. Mooney, Cinlejnnati, O.; Russell 1.. White who has just moved up.from president to chairman of the Indiana Na-

| per cent

{think

this venerable old packing house? | leverybody’s TWO—A 10 per cent rise in the

| And, did Mr. Willkie overdo it?| {monthly housing allowances of all

|entitled*to such allowances.

and that all of his the major spending was approved by (food) cers lenlisted men money. raise, but most would not.) The House passed the bill Jan. | 15. Senate opposition .is not all ment shows ‘W. R. 8inclair, chair-| "410 <0 eace but Sen. Russell i! getting it hiring young scientists, and said, dent, J. W. Coffman, vice presi-i .., other members of his group. |

men has dependents. But the pro- ‘the Indianapolis ypoged base pay raise would bene-|day.

fit all, including 2

heen brought in to replace him, ’ and Adams, financial house in|

Secretary Goes

SINCE HE was “unpowered,”| His college bred staff has been slowly dismantled. And that includes his personal secretary, Mrs. / By A Ex Hensel markt was a little under $4. Soon after Mr. Willkie was put 4 | on a siding, his executive 2s Put Who $ Got It : ant, Harrison R. Blankmeyer yas) WHO OWNS Kingan's? “given the opportunity to resign,” which he said he refused. So the| or more outside the U.S. ax fell.

‘Psycho’ Cutback the Channel Islands.

OTHERS to go were the con-| Board members,

their families, along: with troller, Harlan White, Dean Fos-| ter, advertising director, and banks, own about 157,000 shares.

Willard F. Cook, a management Other big holders (over 5000. associate who had a ar back-| Shares) have 155,000 shares. ground with Willkie-run enter-| Then there are. many small prises from sugar, to alcohol, to| holders scattered all over the| in center gathering up the voting, {rights of the little owners.

Indianapolis: Ounce of Action

ago.

directors and’

the proxy fight between manage-|

N Blanchard, 19, New London, Conn. Samuel” Miller. 23, 1238 N. Alabamsi UP to this writing, W. R. Sth-|

Pernia Stephens, 19, 1239 N. Alabama. Harry Betzler, 23, 1423 E, Gimber; Doroth Burhs, 23, 2444 Park. Willie Jackson, 40, 954 W Walnut; Emma Blanton, 51, 854 W. Wainu Robert Remick, ny a144 Cal eoliton: anne Daly, 21, 4 roadway James Garrett. 33, Ohlo; lsabel Bringman, Of action

Rontre poll %. 503% N. Kealing: Flor- words. ence DeWeese. 34. . 1917 N Wallace. Other packers said it is a thin PIVORCE SU ITS : FIL ED margin, high risk business. They Martha vs 5ald packing won’t stand the vig-|

Odessa vs. Frank Collins: M oi oe Charlies Moore; Hazel vs. Linus Seger, Car 0 A er Williams: Robert ve Ester|0TOUS Willkie promotion and its Riggs: Wanda vs. Raymond Day; uliam cost. vs. Dimples Boyd: William vs dorothy ; Tremp arise vs. Kermit Perkins. Ruth] It apparently was not a matter So far|

n James Tiltberry: Porrest ys. Lr uiricia of shutting off dividends. tv 3 n r ’ an Dn Na |as I can learn there haven't been {many dividends,

8us- or nothing. He believes. an ounce|

William Burge: Robert ve Pauline Kemper; Prances va. Roger McGuire: Emma vs,

tis Ralph E. Schenk. 58. at Methodist Mospi-, WTAPDed up long before that. tal, SOIRnATY occlusion Jong, | Pa T2. at 2515 E. 10th, cartio-]

3 _ ar ‘YanZant, 49, at” Long Hospital! rheumatic heart.

I didn't say;

ry thrombosis.

oat Palestine Commit. Tana os: ter Series

] ope a nver ian . re ile

wit ud ‘of od pir : imagem an or I Ao gh Lh ug Pruett, "Bun

en chan, Fob. 4. i

served. Speaker, .

us “ BE Frienaenean reassess arens weddanunannn

base pay raises appears

Which way’. . ;

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Annie Wombacher, 80, at 111 W. Ray-| ‘Off WwW Hine, oebral hamorthags, o hbriand cial eather ArTY urne. utherlan . . tareinoma, UNITED EL BUREAU | Joby or osdar, North, at Methddist Hosp!- ho ad, ¢€ ry occlys Bua M. Solomon, 65, at 3140 N. Meridian, Sunrise ..... 7:00 | Sunset 4:58 Johan Bb Cox, 76, at 601 N. Senate, Precipitation 34 hours end, a0, a.m ol ca precipitation since Ja -- 1.18) Armin ber, 76, at 5524 E. Michigan, | Deficiency, since Jan. 1.....0. 0 0, cere apoplexy, Margaret Hammell, 85, at 568 W. Southern, The following able shows the tempers. myocarditis, ture .in. other cities Edward McM rs, 82. at 1422 N° New| tation Jersey, coro! | At

House OK'd | ness Increase in

40 Minutes

By JAMES DANIEL Seripps-Howard Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Jan, 24—/ The Senate Armed Services ‘Committee is planning to take long hard look at that 10

y pay raise bill

militar i which the House minutes

the cost of living

W. R. Sinclair, chairman of the American Cyanamide, and 8ea- They think it gives some people hoard. gram’s. : too ‘much, others too little, H. Frederick Willkie who was The “Pscychometeric Center” /They're afraid that the hardelected president of the 100-year- under W. A. Ranzenherger was | ;ships being suffered by some nld company on Dec. 23, 1950, changed-to “Consumer Research” service families are being ex-!

and its staff reduced. And more pjoited to promote another vote-!

management getting shot of trainees were- let out in a singlet;

make life more costly for] ieveryone—including soldiers’ families, The bill proposes ONE—A 10 per “cent rise In “base pay.”

THREE A $42

Some

says he's

More ‘Beer Money’

“T myself can

| treasurer, and T, T. 8inclair, vice can be made for increasing fam-

last week. It would cost! $832 million a year. : Chaitman Richard B, IL 1 (D. Ga.) says some Senators don’t proposed raise,” !béen labeled by the Pentagon.

monthly allowance given {A comparative handful of receive subsistence |

dpa

passed fin. 40

Russell

boost is ‘a as it has

inflation which

10 per cent rise in)

subsistence all offi-

would get the

privately |

see where a case| port of graves

.

THE INDI AN APOLIS ‘TIMES

Take ‘Long, Hard Look’ At Service Pay Rise

THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1952

FOR THE CROSSES—Rep. Edith Nours# Rogers (R. Mass) . holds an armload of letters and telegrams she has received in sup- | her bill to force. the Army to réstore white crosses on the of 13,000 war dead in Honolulu's National Memorial Ceme- |

{ly quarters: alowances and Ne] tery. Chairman Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D. Wyo.) of the Senate | for meals for family men Whol Interior and Insular Affairs Committee today joined the campaign

jeat at home,”

he said. ‘But

there is a question whether a 10 .

per cent increase in base pay for service members related to the cost of living.” One Senator's analysis

all

thus: About one out

clothing and shelter.

“increase in beer money.’

It’s

The asking price was reported Geodetic Survey, in New York at $7 a share. The Servists,

such

Consus

There's no provision to raise, the Among holders of 5000 shares most enlisted men who have per-isteady; others steady to $1 and mission to eat at home. {United Kingdom is Dennis J. 0. allowance

Sinclair, 11,000 shares. He lves in| day) is set by the defense secre-| |tary, and is adjusted periodically.

subsistence

The Defense

local insisted that there must be noi | change in its 10 per cent formula | steady at 37-14 spending money! | doesn’t go as far as it used to.

that even

{But an $800-a-

world. And this is where I think Such a ceiling was {when Congres gave a pay

ment and: the Willkie backers wini| 0, Civil Service workers. department

The would save only Limiting the

officers has a strong appeal to/mory" here, It will be taken to] tomor- | I HAVE FANNED through the generous in housing allowances row in Arlington Cemetery with MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED packing industry for the answer for those in the middle grades full military honors. Howard Coffey, 31, New London, Conn; to why Mr, Willkie was clipped. who can’t get housing on the post. |

|some Senators.

One. senator

as those who re-| jceive drill pay one night a week. {

is directly!

of three military] Trading was million or =o

Thus, he|

was pushed to shippers.

and civilian re-|choice 300-425 pounds, pounds, $14-15

fairly Stockyards

$14.75- 16; ® a2 800

Cattle, 800: calves, 200; active; yearlings {and heifers 930 pounds down 50 cents or

for restoration’ of the’ crosses:

Hog Prices Here nn Show a Drop

active

Light and medium weight bar-| enlisted men without dependents, rows and gilts dropped 25 to 50 who already are supplied food, cents from yesterday's averages. Several loads of choice 170- to] says, for many it'll simply be an, 1240-pound hogs brought $18.25{19. Around 125 head of Nos. also been pointed out that and 2 lightweights went at £19.25 |although the bill through the House with oratory about something for the boys, to around 50 cents above yesterit'll also give 10 per cent raises day’s prices. to all retired service members, | New York, reported that this was| West Point and Annapolis cadets, |

|offered for sale about four months Public Health Service members, 240-275 {worKers for the Coast Guard and | pounds;

Cattle, sheep and bulls jumped

to-

| Trial of Life | Tires Lawyer

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24 (UP)-~A Philadelphia lawyer had a good excuse today for not appearing in court to de-

at

fend two men on burglary Attorney Jay H. Rosenfeld charges.

telephoned Judge John A. Ma1, whinney saying: ‘My wife is giving birth to our first child. I've’ been pacing the floor all nigh. I'm in no condition to try a case.” The judge postponed the case

Hogs, 10.006; moderately active: barrow s| ini i “ - and Hits. 25-50 cents lower. choles: 110; | indefinitely, saying he “under 240 pounds, $18.25. 19; around 125 Head stood the trials’ and tribula0s c we 3 aol os gue ade al Tas1835. " 275.325, tions of an expectant father.” Rie 25-17 35; 120 165 oT Ions: ———————— 6: sows weak to. 25 cen

Red China Hot Shot Accused of Grafting .

{ more higher : heavier weights strong; toes choice An ow prime yearling 8 bat J oJ — Change $34.75-35; bulk good and choice, $31.50- HONG KONG, Jan. 24 (y JP) (Sood, and _choics heifers. $3 50 cows Chinese Communist press dis-| {steady to strong; u ty an commerci allowance for $20.50-23; canners and cutters, $15.50-21; jpatc ‘hes reported today a commu-| |vealers active, choice and rime fully!

Their, prime, $38;

Department has|

to choice _slaught

-year ceiling on| likely. |

set last fall] NEW

YORK, Ja

short deck prime. $3250 26. Western Jambs held around $30; quotable |

good and choice,

er

n.

vigher;

cull and ity.

ewes

Patterson Burial ‘Set for Tomorrow

24

(UP) — raise The body of former Secretary of]

War Robert P. Patterson, who Local Trock Grain Prices.

few

ported held for trial.

| INDIANAPOLIS PE LEARING

Clearings

says this died Tuesday in a plane crash at $405,181. Elizabeth, N.J., lay in state to-| wheat, $2.4 raises of senior|day in the 107th Regiment i Nev. No 3 white corn, 3108

Some would be Washington for

cites a

|ices tomorrow at 2 p. m. “He sure doesn't neéd any cost apolis Time) at the National Cais worth a pound of of living increase in his pension”! the Senator sald.

Here's Pay Hike Scale

burial

President Truman, Secretary of | retired State Dean Acheson, Secretary of | oSTOCES "». ny | C1AIT, who just went on the board!admiral of his acquaintance who!Defense Robert Lovett and other | American States : jof the Federal Reserve Bank of has a $50,000-a-year job in pri- officials will attend funeral Serv: aes Bes te Chicago, has chosen to say little| vate industry.

ithedral in W In Washington.

Voted for Servicemen

By Scripps-Boward Newspapers

(Indian-|,

Oats, 920, Soybeans, $2.78.

| WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.

nigations ministry official just be- 19; #5. 37.50; {low cabinet rank will be tried for Prices nnehanged to To~higher for heavy

% leral administration office of the [communications ministry in Pei- ° ping was accused of misappropri{ating about $250,000. He was re-

Crinndn . 8 8,095,000: Debits ... $28, 18,000!

Sees No Lack. Builders Are Told— In Appliances Planning; Not Frills,

| During 1952 Wanted in New Homes

By United Press ] : By DON TEVERBAUGH wants to choose her own kitchen Times Real ‘Estate Editor lequipment—regardless of what CHICAGO, Jan. 24—A lady the distributors say. She wants . A government expert said to- editor ‘stepped out from behind ap eating space in the kitchen,

day there will be “no short-| {per 1Ypewriter ph ind large enough for a table and ome builders-and s 'chairs. ages’ * of refrigerators, wash-| {they weren't giving the public’! The average family ‘surveyed, (ers, television sets or other house- what they wanted in new homes. | | Miss Evans said, had a family inhold gp goods Hire Year. | gone went even farther—she| come of $5500—about $2000 above bisaze, Sutertl proiotion ane; told them just what the public the national average. Mr. Averthe consumer | products division of 41d want and how much they ex- age was a veteran—and 80, per |the Nationa Production Author] | pected to pay for it, cent of the vets have not taken The lady was ss Edith out a GI home loan. lity. w. (Evans, editor of the Living For Most 1952 buyers will want oneHe has Just returned from ant Young Homemakers magazine, story homes with attached ganig 8 SE 3agiannial varnilute and she spoke before the annual rage, and 51 per cent want three buyers from all AR, the coun-| convention of the National As. bedrooms, try place orders for .the goods®CCiation of Home Builders. Paint, rather than wallpaper that will show up in retail pe Her ideas are based on infor- gets the nod for interior decoe - imation unearthed in a survey of rations.

months hence. | Mr. Doidge said his survey of| 10. ,000 famines across the Hetioz, And this is what the buying pub the Chicago markets convinced {lic want” in the 1952 crop of him that American families willl hemes:

\be able to get just about any Noire shag i ‘Well planned living space. Bousehiold Items they can pay-.for Elimination of “features and, : Yeah frills.” | TUNIS, Tunisia, Jan. 24 (UP)—

All indications are that, gen- Space and quality in preference Heavily armed French troops and

erally speaking, there will be no! shortage of consumer: goods his} 0 tome It. Yorward eon-] |police today recaptured the town year,” he told reporters.

} Mr. Doidge was speaking only] FETIPOEErY 4es|guing; forded of household goods. Cutbacks in| Nee Mal tan he hnC os steel, which will sharply restrict | The survey popped up with some {automobile output, are out of his Startiiog mews, and interest yan

i

French Recapture

lof Tunis, ists. The French suffered some case ualties in retaking the town,

from- Arab National.

high that the magazine re- h y rovince. : : ‘hic : seiz as P Mr Doidge’s summary was even ceived 15.000 letters in addition Whien had been eigen lag Tint . A ) bd § bh, 3 : stionnaires, * a - $ i - more optimistic than the picture to the completed questionnair B, lencc) forces However the cas

|painted by President Truman jn Miss Evans sald.

his anfiual economic message to

[Congress last week, Strongest indication that the Existing Stocks High home buyers were not getting | Mr. Truman said “current pro- What they wanted in their new duction of most metal-using dur-/homes was this: 62 per cent of] {ables will be below the level of those surveyed said they want to |the 1947-49 period. But, with very sell their home because they high existing stocks ef these dur- didn’t like it. |ables in ‘the hands of consumers, And 32 per cent said they ex-

| supplies will be ample to meet all pect to buy a house within the, | essential needs.” next two years. They expect to!

) c pay between $12,000 and $15,000 Til anes are for it—and they've got the high {HP} Thousands ho Prllippine [needs—and then some. Shortages d0Wn payment needed. . 2 t pes aaOat y 1 Sean iare not likely this year to catch hen asked to describe thej tom 8 y erans ipe off at up with the family shopper at de- Nome they now owned, 20 per daWR foday to attack a major partment or retail stores, he said. Cent listed traditional design, 22 a on of Sopmmunist ii Localized shortages of a given PET cent ranch type, and 35 per ie a, miles Jout west of the manufacturer's products may crop cent listed it as “unidentifiable.” gl clark Air Force base. \up occasionally, Mr. Doidge said, One man, Miss Evans said, | irtually the entire Philippine lor some areas may find baby Sent along a snapshot with the air force supported the attack by buggies, low-priced electric irons, | (following note—“this is it, you Special task force “Charlie” and etc. hard to find at a given time. {name it.” elements of three combat batBut the broader outlook is good, And to avoid this, the survey talions, including the famed 10th Mr. Doidge reasoned, because showed that prospective home (Which fought in Korea. . manufacturers, distributors and {buyers—47 per cent of 'em—| Although no U. 8. forces were retailers have fairly sizable stocks, ‘will insist on an architect-de- taking part, American military on hands and in the merchandis- {signed home the next time. An- advisers watched the operation ing “pipelines” that lnk them, other 47 per cent said they pre- | closely. and the inventory “cushion” of, ferred to buy a ready-built home.

materials is good. | Ranch-Type Favored

ualty figures immediately. At least 27 persons were killed when the Nationalists took Te boulba and clashed with French forces there and at the nearby fortress town of Moknine, .

: were not released They Want to Change

Korean Veterans Lead Filipino Drive on Huks MANILA, Philippines, Jan. 24

Aged Cicero Women

The ranch-type design will be! Burne Produce {the choice of 40 per cent of th d to Death inew buyers, according to the ar CICERO, Ind. Jan. 24 (UP)— aris - FOB 2 Clicinnatt, Consumers vey, while 25 per cent like the Mrs. Allie Byers, 95, was burned

prown, ‘mix, {adc 8" medium white, traditional designs. jto death today when fire decA LR LT raed The dining room, considered by stroyed a small home where she

0 oh SB) STU larae white. 9-400 many builders ass/a dead duck, had lived alone for many years.

goarket sieady “a unchanged y {flapped its wings in this survey, | Firemen from Noblesville, Chickens—Commercially grown fryers| a8 41 per cent insisted on a sepa-|Sheridan, Arcadia and Cicero

19-306: Dens. heavy. 26-37c. hens. light. rate dining room. The dining-liv- fought the flames and when they

Fryers steady and Neo oisady to frm. ing room was acceptable to 54 were under control the charred

utility dnd commercial, $28-34. per cent. body of Mrs. Byers was found in {eurrentl 20 r| Buils fully 50.cents higher; bulk utility misappropriation of funds in al Be Erenmery. 90 score, 84c: - urrently $1. pe d ly Jay 3% $23.50-28.50; £4 $29 Chi | dium_butterfat, 69¢; : regular, B4c. ne And the lady of the house the ruins. Sheep, 1000; slaughter lambs active {new Red ina purge. —— i —— — steady to 50 cents higher; wood oid Chang Wen-en, chief of the gen-! choice wooled native lambs, $28.5

WE RECOMMEND

For January Funds the Following Investments . . . *

| TOWN OF SELLERSBURG, INDIANA

Local Stocks and Bonds

Jan: 24

1 ir} Wh 18 8. Ayres 42% ptd +100 vras) Beit RR & Stk Yds com .. 33 ‘es Beit RR & Lk Yds oid ¥ wes Bobbs-Merrill com . oe { Bopper Merrill pid 4% .... . ‘ {Central Soya . 41 {Chamber of Commerce com .. 21 ‘e {Circle Theater cod ....... 48% ... {Citizens Ind Tel 5% pfd . 50 Commonwealth Loan 4% pfd.. 85 88 Consolidated Fin 5 pfd . .. 964 {Cont Car-Na.Var «21% 1% [Cummins Eng com . . 39 39 1c ins Eng ofd 100 {D Elec com 15 | Eastern Ind Tele 5s pfd’ 52

IE! i1itable Securities com . Equitable Securities pid .. Family Finance ‘com | Family Finance 5% pfd . Hays Corp pfd ww

B d Netter; Charle Mildred Clark Se , Hamilton Mfz C . 30 aa Baie. ve oomph Al en pase] ve Carl ‘Keep the Brain’ WASHINGTON, Jan. 24—Here's what the “cost-of- Her -Jonies Slams 2p Bh a OWNERS DISCOUNT CORPORATION vw Walter Dunlap. living” service pay raise will mean to typical military men, fogs Fa pia® 3 wu : BIRTHS . THERE'S PLENTY of heat.| Ind Asso Tel 2'5 pfd 45 471% 5% 3 Si ki . qd D "oY ,.|One Willkie backer let go with, if it becomes law. (Only Army ranks are shown, but com- Ind Sitnvl ay Som 2h 3h o JINKING runa ebentures At St. Vincent's—William. Margaret And- “They're trying to keep the brain 2 x n Ind Telephone 4 8..... 98 : . e/" "et . Eri ase Gah nt, sre and throw the body away.” 1 took PoTPIe ag Jmother services Mould henefit evally, MESTIETenE o Price 100% and Accrued Interest Marie Kev. Jack. Mae Orebaushi Jack. that to mean that the spokesman | €acC case below, consider the service member as married Indpls Pow & Lt pf" ......93° 96 Maturing June 1, 1961 Beity Beard: Cecil, Betty Myers "felt management was keeping the hut childless. ) Indianapolis Water com. « 11 18% | J ? Mo hdmi aw Lasiar, Wilma Nei-| Willkie methods, but mot Mr. indianapolis water fi 4oPt aod Mi * ACRE Promo O. Coitits Hunt; Don-| Willkie. Rank Present Proposed What He Amount |Kingan a Co. ‘com Lis wm. Wa ix : ?- "ald, Wanda Cash : 4 e § y A GIRLS a Manapement Slap t keep Monthly Monthly Would Gain Which Would rin Nijean National | Life 3 J 11 3 INDIANA TELEPHONE COR PORATION At_domemRobert, Domings Viegas, sve, e people, an ver down 5 Income Income Per Month Be Tox-Free | L1Gh Corporation . ..... Mi Rh ° . . . . Ar 0 aw, 24 Vincen_sch, Dorothy Kanata: 8 en of mange Private (over 4 months in agi Asmat i 4.80% Cumulative Preferred Stock Tence - - A wma, Betts Roveson Mae Turner. (ment, its worth did not merit its service, less than 2 years.) $125.00 3137.50 $12.50 $49.50 |X *ind Bub mony com Din : 1951 Series At . Methodist—Glenn, Patricia Michael: cost, N Ind Pub Serv 4'a pfd une. 89 92 | JE to Reg AM |Strgoant (over 2 years) 21450 0 21.39 240 _ 1% 524 Tub ery 456 pia 1344 Tu Price $100 Per Sh dA d eer nner, . “ee a iment, Serets “Guia Nor. Plenty of Splash Master Sgt. Jover 8 years.) = 288.00 316.65 26.85 7410 (BR. Mallory .. TH 30 rice er Share an ccrue Dividends man, Ethel Long: Glenn, Joanne | . . Progress Laundry com... ler: William, Patricia Percival; Tuclan.| 1 DON'T know who is going to Warrant Officer Grade 2 (Pib Serv of Tha aia ptd * A ay ail, Esther Cook: Sam | win the proxy fight, But it looks (over 8 years.) 386.40 424 29 18 49 136.30 Rose Gear & Tool pias 3 iel, Maris Roberts Robert, Mary n:! from here like hard going for the 4 4 = Jas oa Lh Jame ony Jhuller; Ef. Eqne Bimp- Willkie backers. But they are not Ist Lt. (over 8 years) 430 88 4731.82 4294 136 80 go Ing gan 2% vu THE BUHNER FERTILIZER COMPANY, INC. i eee small fry. So there will he plenty 3 Stokely-Van, Camp pfd 9 1 ve DEATHS rs ut mae naskeons PF IDIASH IF the'bont oes sown | C00% fone $ yews) aps sues an | wn |WEEEROARS 5% Convertible Cumulative Preferred Stock ARM TAME LY e showdown comes Feb. 21 Major (over 10 years.) 560.25 .. 616.28 56.03 161.70 | Onited Telephone 5% pid Peter John Esther, 65, at 118 8 Audubon, at 9:30 a. m. at 15 Excha o ong? te”. one 29 ps Price 100 P r har Rajon Bo Stewart 62, at 1220 W. 30th. Place Jerse o nge Colonel (over 16 years.) 74625 820.88 7463 17820 | ‘Ex-dividend. 5 ° 5 e and Accrued Dividends ’ y ity, N. J. coronary occlusion ’ Maturing October 18, 1971 Henry Harmening, 76. at Gensral Hospital “ » Maj. Generol (less a Ee 5040 Carrollton BUT 1 THINK it will: bh + : : : os " Pe than 30 years.) 1118.25 1230.08 111.83 211.20 ,

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