Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1946 — Page 4

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Gradual Hikes Reported on . {| Retail Foods. ®y UNITED PRESS

# The price of soap increased as uch as 50 per cent today to lead

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upward a cent or two at & time in several large cities, Detroit ‘and Washington, D. C, both re8 ported parking lot rates had

The Philadelphia Automobile ¢ association called for public ' help. in an investigation into used ear dealers ring which allegedly snapped up at least 1000 new cars for sale at a 100 per cent mark-up, _ The association said it would carry i its investigation back to the factory, if necessary, to determine how un- | scrupulous dealers obtained the new

{Retail food prices were reported moving

‘Won't Predict Future y cities, however, reported no major increases and said manufacwere hoping to keep prices as low as possible. ternational Harvester Co, anpounced a 9 per cent, increase in the ‘price of tractors and farm im- pr plements, based on “present higher ) J wages and material costs.” The : ay | company said it would not attempt 5 | "o anticipate future increases. uN Many large manufacturers and Mrs. Martha Truman, mother of President Truman, Tor u wholesalers said they would try to pre-birthday picture at her home in Independence, Mo. She will be

hold the price line for the present,| 94 years old Nov. 25. byt could not predict what would INDIANAPOLIS MAN |OIld Trick Works,

L| happen in the future. Slight Increase in Supply Spokesmen for the soap industry GUILTY OF PERJURY WwW L ‘ 100 i said that despite the higher prices| yp; pgyr iE Ind, Nov. 13 (U. oman Loses $ ! there would be only slight improve- P.).—Howard Thompson, 28, Indi- { ~ ment in the supply of soap, which | o polis faced a oOne-to-10-year| Ome of the oldest and most pubyy bas been scarce for many month. | prison term today because his first licized confidence tricks on police three nb REO fn wife proved she was still alive. records has been worked again. oo : Ha Otncinnati | Thompson admitted he was gUItY| Mrs, Leverta Schaffer, 24, of 538 SOAP manufacturers. *lof perjury charges. He told Judge : Proctor & Gamble Co. and M. Cassius’ M. Gentry that he falsi- Minerva st., reported she was bilked Werk Co. announced their SiX-|p.q giotements on a marriage li-|Out of $100 by two women Who ounce bars would sell for 9 cents, cense application to wed Miss Jan- offered to share $2103 with her. An increase of 3 cents. { ette Roberts of Sheridan. She , said the two women ap-| Both companies announced that| ry. annlication said that Thomp-|proached her in a downtown store | 21-ounce boxes of soap chips and|c ns first wife died in 1941. Sub-|and one of them said she had found

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on cents would cost the consumer yas )iving in Indianapolis. She filed | Schaffer said the woman offered to i from 12 to 14 cents more. bigamy charges against Thompson share it with her if she would put in an Indianapolis court. up $100 as security. At New York, Lever Bros. Co. e! announced wholesale price boosts {in the courtroom yesterday when women $100 on her promise to send of about 50 per cent. Industry her husband was sentenced. {her share back by mail spokesmen said the costs of raw {materials had risen about 125 per een since decontro IN INDIANAPOLIS | Scrap steel brokers said prices Oba | "have been hiked $2.50 per ton, and{ EVENTS A John, Emma Vondersaar; Paul, Hazel that the new price is being paid [Indians Asecistion of Small Lown Com-|\ YOUN ln "UN ein. | gk 1 tion, L : . By most of the big Biel mills. , |iakiade Farm Bureau Federation conven- | At Coleman—louis, Mildred Coats; Jack, Harvey Kaplan, Chicago brokér,| ‘lon. Murat. | Schweider. : . ; ” : the" ance broug! base t Methodist—Delbert, tty Clark; wia J Be adv 1 and ht She a EVENTS TOMORROW rence, Beatrice Pittman; Edwin Pore- | 0. a 5 yy ¥ Bu Fed 14 nyven-! thalee 8mith, and Rufus, Erla Danner.!'& melting SCT to $20.15 glans pare aay sjayon At St. Vineent's—Albert, Julia Craig; Cecil, | == 3 Pp +19 per gross ————— Elsa Glass: Cornwald, Ruth Kirkpatrick: |= ton at Chicago and to $2250 at BIRTHS Donald, Stella Abbott, and Jack, Loid|= | Pittsburgh. Girls At BH Ralph, Iva Wils Despite the increase in scrap|At St. Franeis—Paul, Josn Meriweather.| ave Th B08 d Fred, Jeanette Cordes. Prices, the Bethlehem Steel Co. an- At Methodist ~ Richard, Rosie Witham; DEATHS try to hold rensiit iige Javela. The A and George, Bolen Downton. Richard Bddy, 7, at 3048 Cornelius, leuke- | added, owever, t it! Wiliam, Blizsabeth King; Steve Betty! . : ‘ William, Bsther Dell: George, Lettie Bryan 62. at City, anemia are increased either in the steel] ley. ) Audubon rd, uremia. { } Al He Frank, Em Radford, 1505 Herbert Harold Wright, 68, at Methodist, | Industry or by Sige) suppliers. Me Ral I i Hurninsey. | malignavey. BE. G. Grace, thlehem board Iva Coe, AMIE doses Dupe, Wheeler; Jesse, Grace Young, 718 N o East st. Charles, Juanita Nelson, 2322); James G. Gray, 76, at 153 8. Belmont, \¢reasing costs and prices would lead Minion, sud Lioyd, Lalla McGinnis, | Myocarditis. to “unsoundness in our national sHesFbore. L10L] i"

¢ i - i . powder which had been selling for sequent investigation disclosed she a purse containing $2103. Mrs, F Rising Costs Blamed The second Mrs. Thompson was| She said she gave one of th Murphy. nounced at New York that it would| John, Marie Quinlan; William, Helen would have to raise prices if wages BEY a Lucas, and Harry, Marie Cook-| Gertrude Katherine Kuqua, 84, at 111 8 Hudson; 1541 Carrollton: Samuel, Iva Coe, 2718 Patrick Joseph Duffey, 71, at 356 Congress, ‘chairman, said the policy of inJohn G. Miller, 84, at City, carcinoma.

Bo | Kate Daniels Wright, 78, at St. Vincent's ye myocardial failure, At St. Francis—Kenneth, Joan Waggoner; Ioda Sinclair, 80, at Methodist, carcinoma

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