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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 24

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TUESDAY, JANUARY AG 2 1 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR In vcftnicnt Com pan ics 7 nli riii null rPLn lid in erican City, County Grant 1-J i vUi4lt Ulltt (AP) x-t announced yestr. day that April 15 is the dead. 11 1 1 oil Cm I Si ts On ic in im in lores Adopl Later Hours :9 2: l'i el 2'. Aii 7 35 i 25 IS 2J.j1 a 1 s-ei vest Fd Cus B2 line for cities and urban co.r.. ties to apply for the second round of planning grants under the model-cities program.

About 70 cities are to bs picked for participation in th new program in the second round. Last November, 63 cities were chosen in the first round from 193 applicants. By JOHN' If you don't own your own cow and find your family out of milk at 8 a.m. these days you also are almost out of luck for an hour or so. tvn 1 c--i-i -a 0.1-.

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121 15 38 16 15 9 01 9 85 17 87 19 33 -X-Y Z-Xtra Inc 45 132 5 Yonk Race 11 A'a Za Corp 15 46 l' Zao CW Sh 13 101' a2 I 90 80 4 88 7 .5 9 61 10.50 Zero M'g 71 26J li Channing Funds Zion Foods 1 5 l-AMEX SALIi Baian 13 JO 14 54 Com Stk Grwth Incom Special Chase Fd Chem 2.05 2.24 11 8 20 42 111 116 3.37 3.68 12 90 14 10 18 48 2 0 2 0 3.27 3.57 1.62 1.76 5.67 4.70 13.93 15 22 10 31 11.27 Total stock salt! 7,470.000 it veir am 2.603,2'! Total bond salt 4. 630,000 Sales year ago 1 469,000 Citadel Cst Sec Colonial Treasury Eouity Fund Grwth Trtasury comoara with eorrtspondini CH I an Cm 1 "lk.i' 3 jTe--. T4ai 44 I 4 4 2 i u-p 2-5 1" 29 Ce-t- 3 "1 Tee.f 2 21 ter 32 's Te 95 3 -2 uS tMi 13-1 i Te e. 1 Vtrs 47 5-4 cS Nat Gas 13 4 4 '4 Te ei Co- Pa 51 Tnre 14 I 'i LS Radum S3 "4-M'. Tenof Co 14 'i US Reouc'n 10 l7'i Term t-yos 10O 911 LSRvP Rec 3 12' 4 TeiPwLt pf I'M 74 a U-iy Cir 7 i Tuster Cp 322 19 4 un Con'a I 13-.

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rMS For DwtaAs Coaiiodk. discount Mut Stirs Unavail Mut Trust 2.74 2 80 i Nat WSec Unavail Nat Invest 7.7 1.42 i Naf Sec Ser: Balan 11.76 12.31 Bond 5 45 6.50 i Divid 5 21 5.77 Pf Stk 7 7 1.51 Incom 23 4 81 310.23 12.12 31.25 Stock Grwtti Nat West Unavail NEA Mut 11.7511.99 New Eng 11 71 12.66 New Hor 271 26.71 New Wld 13 8 14 73 Noreast 17.1317.13 100 Fd 14 40 15 74 Oooen Fd 27 .30.59 CO0ATON tW M. B44iW 434-4544 Hi, tadlan 44104 Penn 5g 17 50 17.50 Un1 rMlaH tn it i Mil Phila Fd Pllorim Pilot Pine St 15.27 14.73 11.37 12 7 59 1 30 12 30 12.30 13 04 14.25 15 17 11 24 04 24 04 Pioneer Plan In Price TR Providnt Puritan FINANCIAL 5 80 34 11 4712.40 Funds 12 01 13 20 1 45 17.94 12 98 14.19 9 40 10 77 Putnam Eguit Georq Grth Incom Invest STABILITY I 51 9 30 9 14 4 I 11 -l-r 3. 4-4 4.1 'a '5 IT 'I Jl'a 15 '1 14 1 'l 34iflH I'll 121 4l i 3 a 33 4 li 'A 33 -1- Va 44' ll 14 Vi 2 4) 34 4-1 3, l'l 2i- Va 1334 7H lfl 4. 14 I 32 -m 2534 31 Vi 23 4 111 '(4 411 43 17 31 4 J414 1 14 20 1 47'4lVa Il'l Va 5 4 '4 4334 l4 42 Va 20'a 36 '4 31 '4- 4' a i 10'i Statement Of Washington (AP)-Tht casli ate a year lie: Balanct Otaesiti fiscal year Jl 1 121 a2 Wittidrawali fiscal year TOT.L DEBT (x) Gild asstts (xl-lnciudes J260.79J, 357.72 41H 'i 21 a 14'.

14 7'. 4 19 4t Midwest Stock I 4 14'4 U', Vi 18 1 li '-4 26i i i 20i i 204 i 201 19a '-a 18'a 4i 17', 5'i '4 74'-a '4 44 4 14 Vt 4'4 4. 77 1 1034 14 CMcige (API -selected transactions Eichange vtsttrday. 300 Anch Coup 100 Arm Paint 400 Athey Pd 900 Barton Dis ICO Bastian Bl 300 Belden 100 Busin Cap 183 City Prod 410 Fst WisBk 500 Gen Boi 700 Grain Belt 1400 Gray Druo 200 Gt Drtd 10 Greif Bros 180 Heiltman Following Is a list of on the Midwtst Stock 350 50 200 100 600 too 200 ISO 00 10900 1600 5200 100 500 0 600 700 Total 214 21H 21 '-4 164 16 1634 r-a 51 Fi 81 4 19't 19' 19' Va 31 31 31 6'i 'i 30 39 30 2 49'i 49 49' i 1 17 lT'e 12 21 207a 21 314 31 314 i 44' 44 Vi 44' 4 Va 74 74 74 1 514 51 '4 5T4 Vi position if tht I 345,222,272,5 debt not subitct Jan. 14a Jt 1,407,142,739.15 71,432,544,044.29 42,114,541,711.54 1 9.24 330,089.594,926.40 11,914,104,224.7 to sta'u'ory limit.

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suronce deportment, we" se. lect only the finest, moit-financially stable insurance 4 markets in which to obtain your protection. BEEF FUTURES Chicate (AP) Live beef futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange yesterday: LIVE BEEF CATTLE Frm BMu 12.14 12.14 Fed Grth 15 06 16.4 Fid Can 14 49 15 75 Fid Fund Fid Trnd Financial 11 45 19 95 30 28 32 91 Proqrm Dvnm Incom Indust 48 7.10 I5 7 49 5.57 10 4.71 733 Rep Tech Revere 17 02 11 0 Scuddtr Funds: Bal 17.73 17 73 Com St 12.32 12 37 Ml Iny 14 44 14 49 Soecl 40 03 40 03 Sec Div Unavail Sec Eouit 17.74 II 4 Sec Inv I 24 4 01 Selec Am 11.61 12.56 Shrhold 12 46 13 Sigma 9 in 10 71 5 in.r 14 10 17 63 50 30 51.50 Fds: 17 71 13 49 I 97 9 80 Sw Invest Sover Iny state St Steadman Am Ind Flduc Scien 7 93 1 61 Stein Rot Funds Bal 27 48 77 48 Stock 15.17 15.17 Intl 16 70 16 20 Sterl Iny 1300 14 05 Sup InGth 491 7.57 Tetctirs 13.7114 35 Telev El 89 10.78 Temp Gt 15.67 17.13 Texas Fd 11 JO 12 tn TwencGth 74 7 37 TwenC Ine 45 7.05 United Funds Accm 14.61 ID 15 Incom 14 63 15 9 Sri.n in 10 73 UnFd Can Unavail Vain Line Funds: Sales High Ltw Close February 383 25 75 25.45 25.72 April 204 24.45 24 15 24.17 Jung 121 24.95 24.85 24.42 July (Old) 24.12 July (Ntw) 15.37 August 95 25.53 25.45 "25.51 September 14 25.60 25.60 25.61 October 12 25.77 25.71 25.70 Dtctmbtr 1 25.80 25.10 25.11 WESTERN LIVE BEEF CATTLE FebruirY J25.J5 April 1575 June T15.I0 NSURANCE March April Fst InGth 10.11 11.08 Fst InStk 10 77 11.80 Flttcher 1133 Fit Gth Fnd Lf Founder 7.49 I 18 4 80 5.24 877 9.58 Foursq 14.1115.50 Franklin Custdon Com Stk 7.30 1 02 Incom 3 0 3.36 Pfk Stk 2 59 2 85 Util 7.60 35 Fund Am 11.72 12 81 'Bid. tNomlnll. Fund Inv 11.38 12 47 Gen Invest 7.05 7.66 Gen Sec 12.41 12.41 NEW YORK POTATOES New York (API Potato futures: Main broup sec: Aero Sc 10.96 12.00 Com St 14.

13 15.47 Fnl Ad 47 10.38 21.11 23.80 19.55 21.37 28.12 28.12 5 56 6.07 closed 4 to Ic lowtr. Salts 1,408 contracts. Grth Ind Gryphon Guardn Ham hda Mann Hubs Fd Imp Cao lmo Gth Inc Fnd Inc FdB High 1.14 1.33 2 41 Low 7 0 7.23 2.J7 Clese 106 1.23 1.59 15 50 1 15 12 82 12 82 10 29 11.18 1. 50 9 24 Unavail 7.84 8.57 CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO (AP) (USDA)-Potato ar 92; on track 158; total U.S. ship for Friday 386; Saturday 241; Sun Independ 12 85 14.04 supplies light; demand How; Ind Trend IS 08 1 6 48 Ind Fund 7.96 I 70 for russeis firm, for round reds 22'a '-'a 3i 7'7 '1 74 4, 13i- '7 14 21'a- Indiana O-T-C Prices 15 1611 1 2'4 4 27' a2 19' 4- Vi 4'i Va 22 7 11 Vi 34 a 3444 25 28'il Vi 14 24i 44 144 Vi 3414I 25'4 'i I 'a 37'4-1'a 6' a 29' 12'4 12'4 27'.

l'a 2-34 '4 11'4- '1 33 -l'a 14 15'i- "4 3334-ri lJ4- Vi Quotations from National Association ef Securities Dealers art representative of tht Inttr-dealer prices as of the time indicated. Inter-dealer markets change throughout the day. Prices do not include markup, markdown or commission. Jan. tV "Decimal." An Iths Bid Asked Amer.

Fletcher Natianal Bank a 49 American Intimt Lift Ins. U.i 17.4 Amer. Rubber ft Plastic 14.4 American States Ins. SI. 25 pi.

11.4 15 American States Lift 11.4 11.4 14 10.4 4.3 2 11.2 15.4 34.2 1.4 25 10 1 4.5 1.1 21.4 15.4 14.4 10.J Associates Lift Ini 3 29 71 4.1 41 17.4 14.4 33.1 41 7.1 14 44 75 14 2 4.3 2.7 23 L. S. Ayres com L. S. Arrts pf.

Bankers United Life Bit-Dynamics butniar com Ctastal Stales Lift ctiiest Lite ins. Commonwealth Ln. 4a pf Consumer Nat'l Lift Credithrift com 4 I 3734 14 Creditnritt 4' 7. pfd. Duncan Electric 354 V4 Etuitaoie Securities Farm and Home Ins.

First Egaity Sec. Iny. First United Lift 17 21'i 1F. 44 31'-i 14'4 "4 12 44 Filter Farbes Glass ctm Fester-Ftrbes Glass 5a Pfd. 44.1 Franklin Electric 1S.I Franklin Natitnal Life 14.4 67 123 -4 General Automotive Parti 10.1 by COMPANY, INC.

3640 WASHINGTON 924-5331 for best stock; carlot track InsBk Stk 5.24 5 73 Idaho russets 4.10; Minnesota Dakota Red Rlvtr Valley round Inv CoAm 14 83 121 Inves Bos 13.70 14.97 Invest Grouo 11 4m iiMitflk EfllSfflilffll Val Lin 10 40 11.40 Incom 7 09 7 77 Spl Sit Vangd Var IndPI Viking WallSt In Wash Mu Well Fd West Ind 1 85 9.70 5.12 5.60 5 82 6 33 7 34 7.98 12 21 13 34 13.53 14.90 13.00 14.13 8.61 941 Whiten 14 515.74 Wndsr Fd 11.77 70 40 Winfitld 14.20 15.52 Wiscon 7.75 1.47 Worth 4 04 54 INCREASES DIVIDENDS ON i tn A Act r-a') Ptc A'ea Fic H. LYST w1 Ae'ooi Aera.o Cp A -n Ind A iwn lx 57 14 24 13 20 2 125 7 2150 52 34 21 II 117 17 4 in 10 30 NJ 04 nils 150 511 46 27 2 10 34 24 I 5 15 14 7 7 5 4 14 A rwi Airwor Co a Vsi a Po Pt A an VAood A. an Ad of A HU Art AM ATI Enaj Alieg Arl AllejAirl wl AhuCo wl Allen El Eg Aihanc TR A i.ed Art A l.H Cont An, son S'l Ailo.i ltd Aisco Inc A. AlUmil CO A'termn Fd AICM Pf Amco Irdul AteC0 lK An Biltrt An BuStrat Am BuJicm Am In'l Al Am Israeli Amor Mt Am Petrof Am Si AmTri'd of AmesDS'r Aoco Vtl AWO.EP Andersoi El Anorea stayed open until 1 1 p.m. be-t Thanksgiving and Christmas and, with the exception of the first week, had more than enough business to merit the extra hour.

The convenience of late hours has been a considered factor the growth of discounting in general in which sales have risen from S3. 5 billion in 1961 to $15 billion in 1966. In the same period the number of outlets grew from 1,814 to approximately 3,500. YOU MIGHT think it's a tough proposition to get anybody to work at night, judging the difficulties in finding a clerk. But just the opposite is true, according to William J.

Rapp of the Zayres management staff here. That operation has two shifts and the second starts at 6 p.m. and is made up mostly of "moonlighters" people with other primary daytime jobs. Rapp says the supply of those looking for second jobs is plentiful, but, naturally, when it comes to personnel, the discounters are running what he calls a "lean" operation. Zayres' Pendleton Pike store, for instance, has 70,000 feet of floor space and at 8 p.m.

these days there are some 20 employes, including mechanics. BUT NIGHT shoppers appear to be dedicated bargain hunters, and the lack of clerks doesn't appear to be slowing them down if there is a bargain that will fit in the cart. Shopping center associations are urging even later hours and there are some crystal ball gazers who claim that in years to come stores may have to stay open until midnight In order to accommodate the sheer number of people. When and if that should happen, there may be only two kinds of grocery stores left those who stay open all night and those that don't open until noon. But there is a bright spot.

If that happens, the milk delivery business may survive after all. Gard Laut A 99 43 13 wuoctr Co AMU Poolt Aoactte Co API InsUtf APL Coro APLCppf APL Co D'B Apollo Ind AoeaiPw of ADoiied Oav Argus Inc 1 3 2 12 1 7.210 53 31 1200 15 17 25 12 144 433 34 32 54 70 1 II 44 5 61 24 47 4 3 177 Ark Lacaa Ark PL of Arrow El ArWOOd CO Aamera Oil Assd Bab Assd Fd St Laund Asd Asd Prod AstrM Inc Astroaa'a Atco Cham Atl CstL CO Atlantic Co Atlas Min AtlasCo wt Audio Dcv Auto Data Auto Rod Auto Stl Pd AVC Coro Avian Avit Indust 4 -S C- BACM Inds 165 Baiosr Ind Baldwin DH Bald Mom BsldMon of Baldwin Sec Bali Co Banff Oil Banner Ind BarDra Lvn Barnes Eng. Barnwell In Barnwell rt 15 7 7 75 101 I 23 J9 325 Barry Wrgt Bartell Med BartKSon A Barton, Barucn Post Beck Shot Bell Elect sell Can benrus aergenDg A Beth b2orp Bickloros Bio A ooie 12 42 215 I 37 10 74 5 14 21C0 49 5 J08 44a 83 3 34 16 76 15 28 10 32 13 1 22 Binney 4. Birdsboro bisnop ind Bioom Bldg Bioss Hvora Bonack HC Bonanza Air Boiany Ind Bowling Co Bowmar In Bowser Inc Brad Ft Bradford Brandvw Bran Air wt Brazil LT II Breeze Cp 20 12 Brit Am oil BrAmOl I In Brit Pet Brit Pet fn Brody Seat Brooks Perk 2 30 57 1 21 16 24 10 I 22 2 243 Brown A Brown Brown of Bruce EL BSF Co BTU Engin Buell Ind Bundy Coro unk Ramo Infringement Charged Burma Mm BurnsWJ Burr JP Boilers Shoe Suites Gas Bvers Co 13 4 329 7 10 120 49 94 A suit has been filed in United States District Court at Youngstown, charging RoBee's Enterprises Inc. of Fort Wayne with infringement of trademarks and unfair competition.

Arby's Inc. of Youngstown, the plaintiff, alleged that the Fort Wayne firm adopted a name, sign design and western motif similar to those of Arby's. Both companies are restaurant chains which specialize in roast beef sandwiches. Resources Set Mark Total resources at Indianapolis Morris Plan rose to a record $52 million at the close of 1967, $2 million more than 1966, it was announced yesterday. PERSONAL PRONOUNS: Barry J.

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It accounted for only about 2 per cent of sales. Ayres did both traffic counts and dollar studies before chopping off the first half hour of the morning downtown, which may have accomplished several other things, including shorter hours for employes; but comments vice-president and secretary John E. D. Peacock: The fact is people shop later than they used to." In some areas 30 per cent and in others up to 60 per cent of weekly sales volume of food, drugs, automobiles and appliances now come after 4:30 p.m., according to the Shopping Center Reporter. One reason for the volume, the shopping center people like to point out, is that there is generally less browsing and more buying at night.

THEIR SURVEYS indicate that the same housewife who shops in the daytime tends to spend more on her nocturnal shopping sprees and at the same time make her decisions more quickly. Often there is no need to make a return trip because the whole family makes the scene at night. Dad may be anxious to get out of the store and more likely to say "yes" as means to that end. The shopping center people have a campaign on, of course, to get more night buyers but to date much of the promotional activities still are the same as directed at the traditional daytime shopper. IF YOU think you are being watched rather closely on your next 9 p.m.

shopping run, take no offense that you have been tagged as a suspected shop lifter. You may just be the object of a new kind of retailing's nighttime market research. Retailers are being encouraged to talk with their customers at night, watch them, overhear them, size them up. This is because to date there is not enough information, some retailers claim, to plan for the night customer specifically. A few stores have experimented with late-late "shows," such as a midnight number at Sears, Roebuck and downtown store here in the pre-Christmas season.

That one was promoted for a week and it turned out to be a big night in terms of both traffic and dollars. Sears used to have "special nights" and advertise them by direct mail. But it proved expensive and besides, according to one company spokesman, "sometimes this night business appears to hinge on the phases of the moon." TWO OF L. S. Ayres' super special events are held twice a year at night.

They are special nights for regular charge customers that historically draw in Christmas-type throngs from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on the designated dates in April and November. The Ayres management closes the doors at 5:30 p.m., rolls out the special stuff, checks cards at the door and then stands back. It's not unusual to have several thousand people in the first few minutes.

Says one employe: "We always dread them. It's a frantic time, but it can be fun; especially for the customers." The William H. Block Company has had good experience with similar night events. THE BIG nocturnal business, of course, is in the shopping centers with the ones with major discount operations having later peaks normally than the others and their heaviest days on Sunday. For an operation like Zayres it has four stores here operated by a chain out of Natick, Mass.

the normal weeknight peak Is 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Those stores INDIANA'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASS'N. REGULAR PASSBOOK May rivals ments day market sits: North reds Vi Sen. Ttl tf Ind.

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BANK CLEARINGS Indianapolis bank clearings yesterday were 571 million. Debits wtrt 1102 million. Staff Cut Sharply Cummins Engine Company British subsidiary of the Columbus (Ind.) firm, announced yesterday that it is withdrawing most of its European staff. It will have only a small office at Brussels. The move follows Britain's failure to get into the European Common Market and West Germany's legislative ban on heavy trucks, according to the announcement.

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Make sure your savings earn the "higher" dividend. Save at Railroadmen's, the preferred place to save in central Indiana. Get Railroadmen's new Savings Certificates. EVERY SAVER'S MONEY OH DEPOSIT AT RAILROADMEN'S 'Compounded rate is fre parking right Mri 1 4 I 1 There's a new higher dividend rate on regular passbook savings at Railroadmen's too. In fact, it's the highest.

Now you can earn the top dividend available under current regular il tions a big 43A per year, compounded four times per year. Enjoy all the flexibility of trua passbook saving no special requirements--' add or withdraw savings in any amount at any- time. Save in person, or by mail. you choose to handle your passbook savings 9 in iO account, you are assured that you are receiving top passbook dividends. Open your account now.

IS AUTOMATICALLY INSURED UP TO A MAXIMUM $15,000.11 equal to 4.83 per year. EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 19SI.

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