The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-02

holders of record Sept. 80, 1879.
Glass I railroads handled without car al
shortage or other transportation dittlc9AI ~
The greatest volume of freight in the nrst
seven months this year ever oHeLeo ~ So
Rnreau Of Railway Economics reports
Freight for ths so h oT1 G seven e on
in 1929 totaed 2So aSs s sI ~ 600 me- net tom
miies or z ner cent over the previous high
record for any corresponding perloo', o es
tabiished in the first seven months OF 1871
1oadings of revenue freight for the
week ended Sept. IA, totaled 1;l5S,o62 cars
the car service division OF the American
This eS was an increase of 1902 cars over
the same week last YEAR ear s same an week two
years ago.
Earnings Of the @. R. S. Deyry Cor
poration for the fiscal year ended June
10 1929. we're s2O5. o63 after all charges
but before federal taxes 6 acc0Tdihn H 70 z
ance tor federa taxes this IS EQUIVALENT
to a little more than Of Genus PEI pee SL onto
standing.
The Central Alloy steel Corporation
than $500, 600 for important improve
ments at both the Massillon and Canton
plants, 1t is announced Ds .
htuof
North American Car Corporation had
the largest september IN R Jhe nIs'o pyesi
dent, reported today. Cars IN opera1tloSna'
Including approximately loO0 unoeF I n1SS,
her in operation at this time year ago
was 4.704.
to stockholders is looked for from the
management of Baldwin Locomotive WORKS
Thursday, oct. 3, when they meet 70
200, 600 of 500 par value to 1000 Ooo GO NO no
mar shares The company has $l4,0OO,O0O
in orders on It's books.
Associated Telephone Utilities Com
pany announced Tuesday that II nad
acquired the Investors Telephone Com
This company operates 1881 stations in
Ohio and $500 in Michigan; CentTaI
exchanges are operated in Celina, Cai nd
GarrettsviIIe in Ohio and Harbor Beach,
Richmond, Yale and Deckerviile in
Mich az toll The SsF IA OHIO snd
enty-two in Michigan.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.--substantial in
ported By, B B Williams president president in
Net sales for the past three months were
S2914O12 compared with $2,193, 500 for
the previous uarter, an increase OF 81
per cent.
Details of the organization of the
New York g. Republican Corporation, the
son. president of the Rubber Exchange
Of New York, is president, are made
public today. The corporation will have
a capital of 100. 900 shares of SO cumu-
lative convertible preferred stock and
600,OOO shares of common stock, both OF
no par value.
| Intensive sales effort has been respon-
sibe for an appreciable expansion in the
volume of sales of Sweets Company OF
president. Shipments for the first eleven
days of September were $50, 1926, an in
crease of more than % per cent over the
ing days last year.
Appointment Of w G. Ferstel as general
traffic manager of Continental Air -Serv-
ices. Inc, was announced today by Major
M. D. Mann. president. Ferstel was dis
trict passenger agent in Chicago for the
in many railroad organizations. both ma
| tional and local.
Modie J. SpiegeI, chairman Of the
board of directors of the mail order
house of Spiegel May Stern Company.
elected b chairman Of the
ing. The standard Home Utilities,
WHOHv OWHeu Oy SpleReI may SCern, was
formed to sell standard products, ma
tiOnaLly advertised, consuming gas, cleo
tricity and oil through chain of stores
all over the United States.
The Chicago Mill and Lumber Corpora
ton on Nov. l, will inaugurate production
and distribution of Weatherwood, an in
sulating board, marking the entry of that
company into this field. Walter P.
Paepcke, president, in making this an
nouncement. stated that present plans call
for an output of $50, 900 square feet daily
from the new plant. at Greenville, Miss.
Formation of an export department,
embracing every country in the world,
for. the Colin B. Kennedy Corporation,
makers of ELECTRIC, screen grid radios. is
announced today BY Colin B. Kennedy,
president. Pablo HONS will be in charge
with offices in New York city.
Organization of Litzky Bender Com
pany to do general brokerage bust
ness is announced today by the partners,
G. ]. Litzky, Sanford F. Harris and
w. HI. Bender Jr., president and vice
presidents respectively, of Investment
Securities Corporation.
Directors of the Nachman-SpringfeI
Corporation have not considered increas-
Ing the present dividend rate of So annu-
ally, it was declared today by Louis A,
Suekof, president. Recent strength of
the stock on the Chicago Stock Exchange
has given rise to rumors that a dividend
increase was in Or0Spect