Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1946 — Page 18
than they have now. Women Bring Kerchiefs
handkerchiefs
Increase ~ Jobs
For N. Y. Firms. : > ROBERT RICHARDS
Press Staff Correspondent
i YORK, May 17.~The old ; a art walked into the Ful-
8
store with a pair of
rs dangling in bis hanc. d Theodore M. Howell laugh?
cop, or yell for the OPA? |
6 did not. He took the diapers,
oldee them dnside was. ni
Tupi} welting on'in years, and he them in a safe place, them up for him.”
Howell is general manager of
fixed ‘Mr. the New
Co. which Charles Howell, 51 years
father,
plained. son why.
“The old two pieces of cloth. He was
them carefully, and placed
anside a frame,
all in the day’s work,” he man had cherished |
So 1
York frame and picture was founded by his
Frame Anything We frame anything”
he ex“We never ask the reaWe just tell them how
much itl cost and go ahead.” Every time there's any type of disaster business usually takes an
up-sweep.
navy dirigible, Shenandoah,” How
ell sald.
“We still get pieces of the old a
“She went down in
storm over Ohio back in the "20's, |
but ever now and then someone |
sends us another piece of her fabric to i Prices run from 25 cents for a | small, simple frame to $3000 for some of the large elaborate jobs. “One of our most expensive jobs | ‘was done on a very fine old hussar’s
uniform,” dreamy look in his eyes.
be framed.
Howell said, with a “That was
about 25 years ago and it cost $3000. We had to build a plush | . shadow box to hold it.” ; People had more sentiment then
“Now they're pretty practical,”
Howell explained,
“We rarely do a |
retail job that costs more than
$100.”
But women still bring in hand-
gay mementos of other
days, for framing. “Many
of them are the very which the women
‘used to catch their husbands,” How-
* Anglers club and the state game Sdnmission.
Hemorrhoids! Hurt
ell said. “Theyre the ones that
were dropped at just the right moment, and the right man picked | them
up.” People
also bring in locks of
George and Martha Washington's | hab chips from Lincoln's log cabin, |
Jewelry ala
that belonged to!
“We never question any of these | objects,” Mr. Howell said, “and why |
should we?
. Still others bring in chips of
Our job is to do the
‘stone from famous monuments
from all over the world. Since the |
war, Mr.
Howell's firm has been
busy framing Japanese and German flags, medals, machine guns and! ' swords,
*You bring it and we'll frame it,” | Mr. Howell said.
‘no’.
“We rarely say
He figures the atom bomb may Create new business,
If they have any frames left to go with the pieces.
APRIL
INCREASES OVER 1945 NEW YORK, May 17 (U. P)— Daily newspapers have reported an average newsprint stock of 30 days
8s of the
can Newspaper Publishers association announced yesterday. The supply is an increase of one
day. over 13 days
at the end of April, 1945, Daily newspapers reporting used 258,984 tons of newsprint paper! in April, as compared with 203,234 tons in the same month in 1945, and 256431 tons in 1041. estimated ‘newsprint consumption for all. uses in April was 364,766
BOYS LOO" LOOT BIRD TRAP TO COLLECT BOUNTY
GOLDENDALE, Wash, Einar Andersen of bullt a better bird trap, but complained that.foo many boys beat a path to its door, The trap, six feet square, con-
structed
baited with meat, captured plenty
of crows looted by
the county paid for the predators
by the
NEWSPRINT USE
end of April, the Ameri-
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Total
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FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1946
_ Neighbors May Koon Your Religion But Miss on Your Age
By Sclence Servles Your neighbors probably aw
your seligious preference. and whether you were married before you - acquired your present mate, but they aren't so well informed on hqw long you have been married, how much schooling you had, what rent you pay, or whether you come from ‘a large city, | If you are mpking:a statistical survey and want
to know how any children a family has, or
whether they go to church, ‘you
can get just as good information the wife and husband, the highest from a neighbor as from the wite| school grade they completed and or husband. {the rent they pay, Likewise reports -on- the number | Don’t believe that women always of children born to the wife are lie about .their age. Wives report quite accurate. Only one in twenty their own age about as’ accurately of the neighbor's answers to such as that of their husbands. questions will be wrong, Dr, P, K.| Overstatements, it was found by Whelpton and Dr, Clyde V. Kiser | comparing the replies given during [found in a study conducted for the a hasty house-to-house survey with Milbank Memorial fund. {those given during a more intenBut the neighbor's answers will sive study made a few weeks later probably be wrong four times out|in the same section of Indiof five concerning the age of both|anapolis.
There's Hosts - Needs for the
Older women are more likely to report thelr age incorrectly than younger ones, it was found, Both wives and husbands are, however, inclined to exaggerate the
amount of schooling: «they have]
completed. A wife who answers two. or three questions incorrectly often gave an unreliable answer to the other questions also. Wives of those who owned their homes usually gave somewhat more accurate information than wives of renters.
{day prison riot, was virtually in 4. the geographical center of the San
URGES TRANSFER OF ‘ROCK'S’ FELONS vo ve sive 5s
WASHINGTON, May 17 (U.P) .— (other congressmen from the area! Rep. Franck Havenner (D. Cal,y | Democratic Rep. George Miller and | at Indiana university will be closed said yesterday. he would ask the Join Tolm and Republican Rep | |i June and its chapter house taken justice department to remove its|Richard. Welch. = « 73 : APY federal prisof from Alcatraz island | Mr, Havenner introduced 4 bin | OE by Alpha X\ Delta, newest in San Francisco bay because it-is a to authorize the treasury to pay| Women's social organization, na“menace to the area.” | $15, 000 to families of the two Alca- | tional officers of Alpha Xi Delta an “The center of a high metropoli- | traz guards, Harold P. Stites and !nounced. tan area is no place for the coun-| William A. Miller, who were killed! = The latter sorority announced try’s worst criminals,” he declared. in the prison siege. The bill said purchase of the Phi Omega PI
Mr. Havenner pointed out. that|the guards “displayed extraordi- | house with approval of the National the island, scene of a recent three-'nary heroism.” | Panhellenic’ council.
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