Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1946 — Page 16

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Of the many factors delaying

the building boom that should be

sweeping the country, shortage of

Borrisy 8. materials is the worst. This sketch shows approximate current status of various essential building ma- Ipg)ar's appeal for an injunction Eugene ao. terials, based on facts gathered by the commerce department. Some of the items which seemed slated |,oqinst sale by the maritime comdivision, charged| for improved production now will be slowed up as effects of the steel strike are felt by processors. mission of the American President tion of stockholders’| : Line. " : ident of the tet ie vie sc on OFFICIALS RENAMED [Mostly Steady Trade Marks fos tice son te tion of an ar S Dollar Line before the government i trust. any ere Z ost y tea y ra e ‘ took it over and renamed itA.P.L, The company filed an answer ST 00 * 4 S k A b contends 2.227510 shares of stock _ denying all the charges. BY UNION TRU ' fa Ings Aa toc yar S ere wee “pledged” - gilteral Jor ‘$15,000,000 property has been ficers directors 2 . governm loans wy! Te alien All and of the th a.» other Dollar Line indebtedness tmder control of the federal Union Title Co, were re-elected at| The 4200 hogs received at the ' on ne property custodian for the last tings yesterday. Indianapolis stockyards today sold] Goon TO CHOICE HOGS (ies) [amounting to $7,500,000. says Shree yours. “= | ffoess wre Willis N. Coval; board |for generally steady prices, the U. utchase the loans have been paid off by : - , Albert M> Bri stor, presi agriculture department sald. | 130: 10- CE 14.38 | A. P. L. earnings in Pacific service. : bers a hes pan Aer irc rgd gle 2 steady ie Toe Pounds : fia U3| The maritime commission con- : " “trea: i and| 300- 333 pounds .... -e 1485 tends the stock ownership was C. W. Thompson, treasurer, and|levels in a nitly Beiive sre, an 3 unt 14 [email protected] Sn nae i Has Sea Bundridge, manager. curren - - transf according Van B 3 are Edward Adolay, Mr. Be 00 salves ft 220 pounds ............ [email protected] |a right to sell the line. 3 Bristor, Albert F. Bromley, Arthur| Sheep and lambs totaled 2025 chai Sows Bids have been opened, but Pol. N. Guertin, Chicago, actu-|V. Brown, Mr. - Bundridge, Mr. and were unchanged. ¥70- 30u POUDdS ........s.ss 14.10 ar en plea for june Y “Life conven-|Coval, Linton A, Cox, George B. pounds ........... 0 [tion before sale could be made. He § ed after the district court Indianapolis | Elliott, George C. Forrey Jr, Frank _ | 400- 450 pounds. ............ 14.10 appeal Life Undeze P. Ruse, John 5 Parry, George TWO LOCAL SWIFT EO 550. poun oi Ar [email protected] for tis, Diswtic wt Souuitin as edivn to Good— did not have jurisdiction over a tomorrow. Guests |W. Snyder, Mr. Stonecipher and EMPLOYEES CITED Madi Da ilar [email protected] life insurance | Leo F. Welch. CATTLE Gaon suit against the government. man- SP TR AR Two Indianapolis employees of Steers MILE CONSUMPTION AT TOP Griffin Named to [swirt & co. received recognition | Tho-%o pounts ooo nesgus| NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (U. P)— Yom 4 EARS TY or service in the firm's an-| /O0-1200 POUNCE .....cccenee American consumption milk | tment Post nial report to employees 155Ued 0- | BULAI08 bouts :...o1-.:: 1369148 milk products has climbed to an al nvesrmen ° day . : Jase time’ high level, the Milk Industry hey were T. Kane and| 001100 pounds .....o...o: 15.80@1700| foundation disclosed today. Sy 2. po gon 8. Griffin Jy Heep 9p Raed w a. who. Ive ‘be- 1100-1300 pounds ............ Sng SUID FOR FRENCE vestmen district manager - . POUNAS ...uesensane i UILD FREN system member | ern Indiana for Slayton & Co. [tween 36 and 39 years of service|Mectumcs = == ~~ Y Feb, 13 (U. P)— in 101 cities rose $12,- | investment securities, each. n 100-1300 Bounds Terran on no The YORE, Works Corp. is during the week ended Feb.| A native of Indianapolis, Mr. | H. W. Vornbrock, Swift branchiCGumeee= [email protected] | building 32 all-steel Diesel powered to & total of $68223,000,000, the! Griffin was graduated from Man- {house manager, said seven em- Heifers trawlers for the French government, condition statement dis-| ya) Training high school. He at- ployees have returned from military | choles... < ay , tended Purdue university, and has |service to the Indianapolis organi-| 500,000 Pounds ...... 0." 16.50G18.00 iii rah - been in several local |zatiom. His | LOCAL PRODUCE __ | banks. Recently he has held the Riley Joni rr: guy LOCAL ISSUES Poe Sherwin Willias Paint Co. Books Boo 300 pounds oon neu] Noise! suctatiogs fusises by adi a. A vii he | Mr. Griffin resides in Warsaw, NL] es 10.00012.50 STOCKS: a Ask fi 3c: Laghoms, 18: | but will soon establish an office In | ny, following new books have [Good .... Saws (a wa EN TOI, es i Coin Phd cores DoT 0 : capons, © Ibs. and| Ft. ‘Wayne, been received by the Business|Medtum #100001 111111 11:[email protected]| smer States pfd 28% 35 ae ——————————— Cutter and common ......... [email protected] | Amer States cl A .. 33 “as to case, RAIL INCOME LESS branch of the Indianapolis Public|Canner ...................... 6.75@ 8.00 | Amer States cl B ... 33 cies Fee, we $e; 4 medium. | ASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (U: P.)— (Hbrary: ear. Mls (all weights) LS res Y2% 210... i 5 Estimated net income of the na-| DIRECTORS AND THEIR FUNC- [Good (all weight) ........... 13.25@1440 Belt RStk ¥ds com . Wht tion's class one railroads dropped |TIONS, by John C. Baker. I Cia [email protected] | Bobbs-Merrill a pid Se $214,200,000 in 1045 to $483,000,000,| INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND| Medium “0.01010 iosegii Central Soya com wii eran ee. |the Association of American Rail-|DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT, by ABE COMMON, 15+ es [email protected] | Circle Theater com — bushel for | roads reported today, ifi an estimate Calvin Bryce Hoover. Ss CALVES (OW) Sowwiih Losa 3% pia xe: on based on reports from all class one ; » and cholos ............. i segitis Delta Electric com 18 h HOW TO CHART YOUR OWN |Common and medium ........ 11. 17.50 ie Lab com 5% No. 2 a total of RR RR ; Y ackson ..108% No. 3 Feprsseming CAREER, by Grenville Keiser. [C0 ooo. 1I0GLLY Hort apes 03 aa bla PL th | DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRA- Steers : Hoot Drog Co a m fH. on TION, by Gordon Brock. 600- 800 POUNAS .....oeevees [email protected] | Ind & Mich Tec 4% pid... 111 sae AUS 8 900-1060 DOUNAS ...00reessrs 13.80615.00| Indpls ® & L pra 1% 118% for- the entire family. Evening office TRALIA REVIVES MINE 500- 800 POUNAS .....ceveene 13.00013.50 hours Monday and Friday till 8:30 p. m. NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (U. P.).—| 800-1060 pounds ........... 12001350 - “ 500-1000 pounds ............ [email protected] SHEEP (9025) Ewes (Shorn) Ls i spate DR. H. C. FAHRBACH bn. Sh ® Optometrist . Good” Ba. chotee’ cor... idiagiss ' 302 Kahn Bldg. common "1. Soir Negi Meridian at SLEEPERS RESTORED

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The Chicago & Northwestern Railway announced today through

be resumed on trains leaving Chi-

St. Paul and Minneapolis, at 8:45 p. m. to Des Moines, at 6 p. m. to Ashland and Watersmeet and at 6:30 p. m. to Ishpeming.

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DECISION PREPARED IN DOLLAR LINE SUIT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (U. P.). -The U. S. court of appeals is preparing a decision on R. Stanley

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- through his right cheek. He had penned a second note, “I - | thought I could beat you home, but | Mead "11 didn't. I guess this is my only

;-|NEW SCHOOL STRIKE ~|AT GARY THREATENED

is | The 1300 white students at Froebel

% |year on March 5 unless Principal *| Richard A. Nuzum is removed.

13% | council of the strike threat. They

+|grade and high school staged two

<wv.{and October to protest Mr. Nu***lzum’s retention as principal. «sss! A group of educators outside the|ish Am ....| Gary school system exonerated Mr. | -|Nuzum of charges of poor adminti..|istration and laxity of discipline,

as a matter of principle.

Ed Little found a birdcage, which sells in the U. 8, for $1.50, priced at $21 in a local store.

‘LITTLE GLASS EYE’ GETS LIFE SENTENCE

Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger, 8th army commander, today approved a life imprisonment sentence for Tattuo (Little Glass Eye) Tsuchiya, the first Japanese war criminal to be tried in the Japanese homeland, . Gen, Eichelberger, who holds final authority in sentences not involving the death penalty, ordered the sentence to be carried out either at Sugamo prison “or elsewhere, as the supreme commander or other proper authority may direct.” Tsuchiya was found guilty Dec. 27 on general charges of committing cruel and inhuman atrocities ‘against war prisoners at the Mitsu~{ shima camp. :

CAN'T JOIN MARINES, YOUTH SHOOTS SELF

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 13 (U. P.).—A 14-year-old boy lay critically wounded in St. Joseph hospital today after shooting himself in the head because he couldn't join the marines. Homicide Detective Leo Hoedl said that Ray Kirkpatrick wrote a farewell note to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Kirkpatrick, yesterday, explaining he was running away from home “because the marines rejected me because of bad eyes.” After finding the note, Ray's father, an unemployed carpenter, and his mother, who works at a downtown cafeteria, began an immediate seéirch along adjacent highways.

hoping to find™him hitchhiking. Meanwhile, Ray changed his mind about running away. He returned home to retrieve the note

When the parents returned home after, their fruitless search, they

living room, a pistol bullet fired

way out.”

recruiting headquarters disclosed that Ray was not given a physical examination.

YOKOHAMA, Feb, 13 (U, P.).—|MO

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They drove 20 miles into Kansas, 7

before his parents found it, but 1t|:2d

Mr. Hoedl said a check at marine | church,

Lauck 5 an, 2 p. m. Burial Crown

Rutledge, Frank and ‘Koss; 2:30 o ap rh eaapel 5343 E. 0 m. wi n. Priends are welcome, Burial Crown Moore Mortuaries. ries H , 3029 t st. a Lindner of outs E., J. Arthur and Mrs. ise Robbins, brother of Wallace anning, Bowling Green, Ky. passed away at the residence ona Rr rian & Priends invited. Burial Floral ~Park. Friends may call at mortuary.

Mrs. Viola Gassert. Puneral services Thursdaw at 4 p. m. from Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washi 1 §t, Burial In Layrensevith, Il. Friends may call any e.

PLUMMER-Pred, Lawrence, Ind., age §7, husband of father of Homer,

ye SCHULTZ—Joseph Richard, of 1637 Le oe ‘4 months, little son of and Ruth : Mr: Joseph J. Schultz and Mrs. Faye in Crown Hil Thursday at 3:36 Pp. m. Shirley service. y : SHEA—Nellie R., of 713 N. Grant, ave, hes.

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WHEATLY Nellie, beloved wife of Chester Wheatly and mother Mrs. Ruth Lull, 8 and Wheatle;

J. ea at her awe home, 2459 d 2p m 4 may at the home 8 B m. service Friday, :30 ted.

GARY, Ind, Feb. 13 (U. P)~—

school threatened today to stage théir third strike of the school

Councilmen Paul Dudak and Joseph Owiklinski warned the city

said they spoke as members of the Froebel school parents’ committee. Students at the combination

two-week strikes last September

Cloyce A. Bowers, school board president, said, He ssid this had resulted in retaining Mr. Nusum

Atkinson, mother of Gharles of Brazil, a4 bert “Lawrmee, Ruth, Fran , N ny even at the ome, "3113 or Ave A ison “Chapel of the Chimes” 1334 Prospect st., Fhursdsy, 10 a». m. Friends invited. Burial Wash! Friends

“India J Shop” Lends oith Post-War Gusta

RINGS and JEWELRY CLEANED FREE of CHARGE

REARS!

KING JEWELERS

108 W. Wash, St, Clayposl Hotel Hidg.

BROKEN LENSES REPLACED BRING IN THE PIECES

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TRACTION TERMINAL BLDG.

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CARD OF THANKS BURGESS - We are and extend our neigh bors and relatives lt thanks for their kind words of sympathy and acts of love extended to us in

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for the pumerous cards and beautiful floral tributes to our loved one, We wish thank Rev, A. M. own,

fal 05 e oi s of Elks Lodge Neo. 13, Halfway Lodge at Redkey, Wabster Lake Association, at St. Vincent Hospital, and Fanner & Buchanan vice.

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ful Il thbutes. oe oF ow Rev. J. Flanigan, oyees ¢ Tool Co. Dr. Harold

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and our many h relatives for their many of love and kind words of Spupainy exten us during recent bereavement, loss of our beloved mother,

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Billing Clerk

Permanent Position 40-Hour. Week Good Salary Ages 18 to 25

Herff-Jones Co.

1411 N. Capital

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CLERICAL

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Experienced Comptometer Operator

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318 W. Vermont.

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR

work for SOmpany - making medical products. opportunity. Steady work; 5-day week. Apply personnel depart ment.

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