Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1946 — Page 23

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tually needed and’to pay no more than ceiling prices for them. To pay more is to encourage black: markets with resultant added shortages.

THE OFFICIAL STORY FROM WASHINGTON

"Higher tire production rate does not mean that the average driver will find the tire he wants, the day he wants it, for many months to come. Tire rationing was re- - moved because the threat of a major transportation breakdown was no longer in the picture and because of the Government policy to remove the controls wherever possible. ]

"It still remains for car owners to help themselves during the period of short supply.

l urge every driver to get the greatst amount of wear from present tires. Have them

A recapped, repair them—do not put off until tomorrow what should be done today. ReA capping will add thousands of miles of safe driving and will help make available the supply of new tires to drivers whose cars would not be able to move otherwise."

W. JAMES SEARS

Director of Rubber Division Civilian Production Administration

Size 5.50x17

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15.20 ........ 18.05 Ft eees

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THESE ARE O0.P.A.CEILING PRICES ON POPULAR SIZE TIRES

(Exclusive of Federal Excise Tax)

Size 550x16 ..ei0eaves.. 4ply $1355 ........ cesesrsssess deply Size 5.50xI8 .....c0uc... 4ply Size 6.00x16 ..coveuiee.. 4ply Size 6.50x15 .....0uuee. Size 6.50x16 ..c0vevues.. 4eply vevessascass 4eply Size 7.00216 ..eovveacens

DO NOT PAY MORETHAN THE CEILING PRICES LISTED ABOVE

The dealers listed below pledge not to sell at prices higher than O. P. A. ceiling prices—to faith-

¥ fully distribute new tires as fast as they are received and to offer to motorists their recapping and ’ . repair skills as well as sound conservation principles in order that driving shall be continued and no

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The Danger of A Black Market During The

| TIRE SHORTAGE

lt may seem strange to speak of a tire shortage when the industry is producing more than a million tires a week. During the past four years no motorist has been able to buy all the new tires he

needed. 9,000,000 motorists holding "A" books could not buy new tires. The present demand is more than can be met. Your responsibility as a motorist is to buy only the number of tires ac-

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Cathedral's Irish chalked up thelr | ioe "a" sand, “esis W. Bradley, Cleve: 10th victory last night, turning back rod Grayson Bradiey of Deus Cetitral, 3 do 31. Ts. Wat 0 of Mrs rank Muithews of : second game as many nights | 0% nd. passed y ne for the Irish, who jumped into an Getteal” Chapel, | io A: Tila Rev, / ee on, ne arti Frieda ay ni Ss ne hepa with nine points, and Jim Doyle,| Pariand rd. snd. Epler sve, pasecd with seven, took scoring honors | Sx Wednesday. "vite of Brared, & ’ aon ie 11-man Cathedral squad Star of Leila Truiock, City; Herbert L. see action " Adams, Clayton put on a third-period |st ahiine. church Prone ta spurt to down the Silent Hoosiers, | nu 2 "ie! St. Joseph cemeter halftime margin oh ag Pm. Thursday. lk y Loren Allen, who led the third-|BROWN—Syivester L. of 1818 Glmber period attack, also were top scorers olla for Clayton, Rogers bucketing 17 points and Allen 14. 5 ' Homel Is Tigers

New Club Trainer

Detroit Tigers today announced the signing as trainer of Jack Homel, former trainer for Kansas

league. Homel, a native of San Francisco,

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HI Priends may oul at the acral home|

BENSO of Ef aa Wands B. , father of erine Ww

m., i pel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial Crown CASHMAN--Frances R., age 74 years, sister of Mrs, Ella O'Connor, a Wednesday. Funeral hr

CATANE? rd, 1225 He ATIY. Ryka of "Ser. and Mrs. Catanzarite, dson and

gan, Carolyn Conde, rs ot “Datu, 3 bh Away Wi Feb. mass at St. Mary's church, Michigan City, Ind., Sa , Feb. 9. cemetery, City. Priends nay

call at Funeral 1503 ri Te omiay

bert, age 58, passed axsy Tuesd, ‘eterans’ . by on 2 ay Shirley Pres. Central Chapel, N. Dlinois. Burial Haven Ceme Friends may call

invited. Burial Greenwood. oall at the Home of Mee Hetrmem Eo

18. Californias st. J. C. Wilson service,

§ p. m. Thursday. HIGBEE— William rt, 4357 i; Belo husband of Nona RT Highes father of John

uary Saturday, 2 es Priends invited. Priends may call si mortuary.

MARTIN—James ¥. husband of Mary, ther of Louise Dixon, . Mamie Velma Fannie

y. 3 p. m., the Interment Crown Hill. Friends invited.

PEEK Frances, age 80, 2435 Southeastern, volo. of Mis. Chaslviis England, Sovtis~ A George Veatch, passed away Nord m. Friends may call at the 3025 EB. New York st. Punersl 2 p. m. Friday, st the funeral home. Burial Crown

erstaff and Alva Short, passed away - day. Puneral Friday. 13 p. m., G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1 8. East st. . Friends may call at the funeral home. ing ave,

Puneral Friday, 1:30 p. m., from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial Memorial Park, Friends may call

TRUE—Carolin, 545 Marion ave; mother of Wm. , apolis; Leuella Reutes, Peru; Blanch Spurgeon, Wabash, Ind: Otto Kelly, South Bend. Funeral Friday, 12:30, Roann, Ind. Burial Laketon, Ind. Friends may call at the BeanMortuary, 1331 W. Ray, after 5p. (Wabash and Peru papers please copy.

CARD OF THANKS 3 DONAHUB--We extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation to our ‘aan friends, ne relatives for their acts of love and kind messages of sympathy extended to us in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved father, John Donaateful thanks for

FISCHER — We acknowledge with grateful appreciation the thoughtful expressions of sympathy and kindness extended to

dden loss of our beloved husband and father, Wiliam R. Fischers] We also extend grateful thanks for the numerous cards and beautiful floral trib. utes. We especially thank Rev, R. L. Beecrest, the orgs, the rers, members ci the Indianapolis police force, members of the Indianapolis Pleasure & Benefit club, the Dowd neral Home at Mt. Vernon and Moore ce. WIFE AND PAMILY, HUNT-We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness

grandfather of Har and Arthur Higbee, Sisde {30esed away Wednesday, Servieh

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