Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1947 — Page 38

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airport.

the CAA radio division, said radar will help |

hazards [ bad weather flying where rado is useless, | that radar is capable of accurately picturing on pre-

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becomes practical.

Will Gas Officials Heed Subpenas?

Circuit Court Could Get Case

cil hearing on- mismanagement | charges next Tuesday? City officials were puzzling this

tempts to bring in the company’s

fizzled out. they have not decided just what

terday from the city clerk. All the council can do legally, according to attorneys, if the officials fail to answer the subpenas is to refer the case to circuit court. Contempt Is Alternative If the court deems the charges valid, it may order the officials before the council with the alternative of facing contempt proceedings. Gas company management de-' clared that the counci] action was | another attempt at political meddling. The state legislature has given the board of directors exclusive control of the utility to keep out of politics and that is the only thing that has enabled the company to survive, the officials said. Powers Hapgood, regional director of the C. I. O., said members of the United Gas, Coke & Chemical Workers union who have been subpenaed will be certain to attend the council meeting. They; 27 would have been there voluntarily, anyway, he said.

C. of C. Hopeful 0f Good Business

WASHINGTON, May 23 (U. P).

_ struction, and the stock market de-

~—U. 8. Chamber of Commerce said today that the “overall business

control of markets, the lag in con-

cline, The chamber’s official weekly report, “Business Action,” said the key to whether there will be a recession!

lies in the future of the heavy in-

actuates | transmitter which sends! 5a signal back to, the plane. . Translated Into Mileage “%- The time It takes for the plane ho send out a signal and receive “one back is translated into mileage | Sona registered on a4 dial in the! “ eockpit. Another job that has fallen to “fhe lot of CAA is to determine the + advantages and disadvantages of - Micro-wave equipment as compared Ho low and high frequency equip-

23 Extensive tests have been eon-

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', BUSINESS DIRECTORY

USE YOUR CREDIT AT

COMPANY

JIWHILE THE REST OF 1 THE TOWN SLEEPS HAAG’S

ALL-NIGHT DRUG STORE 224 and Meridian Sts. I8 OPEN

{ dustries. “In these industries there is still a {great backlog of deferred demand,” the report said. “The backlog in-

creases, rather than diminishes, in|goo

some -industries as major projects are postponed to await a possible shaxe-down in costs.” A somewhat different view of inidustrial backlogs was taken by the government's bureau ‘of labor statistics. It said “weaknesses” in

several major consumer goods in- Good

dustries indicated that the “unusually heavy back-log of demand has been met.”

srings oro CLEARING HOUSE +n

fore this type of radio equipment

to do about subpenas received ii

picture looks good” despite ' buyer ;

ducted on a micro-wave, extremely

Will Citizens Gas & Coke Utlity, executives show up for a city coun-

one out today after previous at-

management and board of directors!

And the utility executives said §

plane within a 25-mile radius of

Weir Cook municipal airport, no matter what the weather con.

ditions.

Cattle Prices

Hogs Active at $24.25 Top

RADAR EYE—This towering

radar antenna can “see every the CAA experimental station at

Hold Steady,

| tion's © soft coal mines is lkely

‘| ries out his reported vacation plan

Lewis | May Extend Three-Day Vacation

WASHINGTON, May 23 (U. PJ). =A 10-day shutdown of the na-

this summer if John L. Lewis car-

for his 400,000 miners. The government already has approved a vacation for the miners, June 28-30, the last three days that the mines are under federal jurisdiction. Indications are the United Mine Workers’ chieftain will extend the vacation to include thé first seven days after the mines are returned to private management. The three-day vacation period covers only two working days— Saturday, June 28 and Monday, June 30. The miners would not work on Sunday, June 29, in any case, Mr. Lewis now has nailed down $100 government vacation payments for his miners. Lewis Wins Point The U, M. W.'s agreement with Secretary of Interior'J. A. Krug provided for 10 days vacations and the $100 payments beginning June 20. Mr. Lewis insisted that the government was obligated to meet the conditions even though its authority to hold the mines ends June 30. Mr. Krug's lawyer ruled for Mr, Lewis. The coal mines administration requested Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach and President Truman to grant the necessary approval under the War Labor Disputes act. This was granted

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PROGRAMS

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 23 (U. P).— Lumber prices dropped from $75 per thousand board feet in January to about $80, and as a result some 280) mills in the south are closing, a meeting of lumbermen noted today. Owen R. Cheatham, president of the Georgia Hardwood Lumber Co, said that “tobogganing lumber prices is healthy for the industry.” He said he couldn't see how prices

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Market Convention $8 20—Groswroads Cafe

Summer and fall men's wear is |p. -frotwands Cale on display on five floors at Hotel | 4:23 When s Qirl Mar So Hignvays on Selody Severin where members of the In-| & Jo=Allan Young dianapglis Men's Apparel club are no staging their 30th May Market con- | 3:38 : People Ary vention. AN Na 2 Waits Time The meeting opened yesterday

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yesterday. Mr, Lewis is said to feel that the; miners should take their 10-day holiday this year for the first time since the "vacation clause -was obtained. Had No Time Off Since 1941, when vacation pay! was first granted by the operators, the miners have received the money, | but continued to work because of the need for coal for national Se

Generally unchanged prices took the limited supply of cattle at

{ the Indianapolis stockyards today. Vealers were slow. at. steady levels, steady to strong. Hogs were active at unchanged prices. Top price

remained at $24.25.

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (7325) Butchers

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160- 220 pounds Packing Sews Good to Choice— 0- 300 pounds: ........... Na s0g1e | 300- 330

330- 360 187 37581038! 360- 400 [email protected] Good—

400- 450 18.25@ 19 00|450- 500 17.50@ 18. 2] Medium— 250- 350 Slaughter Pigs pounds CATTLE (235)

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700-1100 pounds 1100-1300 pounds Common— 700-1100 pounds HEIFERS Choice—

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Canner ... Bulls (all weights) Beef— Good ie weights) Sausag Good

Cutter and medium veeneea. [email protected] CALVES (425) to choice . .e Common and medium .... Culls (75 pounds up) [email protected] Feeder and Stocker Cattle and Calves Steers

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STRAWS Panamas, $5 Soft Straws, $2.95 wR Sailors, $3.95 oy + Your Hatter HARRY LEVINSON

Cor. Nlinois & Market 37 N. Penna,

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Open Dally, 9:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M* xcept Wednesday, Close 12 Noon

Furniture - Appliances - Radios

FUR STORAGE Modern Vaults

Call MA-5717

| Good to choice { Medium and good

In Wholesale Level | —A spokesman for the. bureau of

| wholesale . prices

Closely Sorted

| Common Ewes (Shorn) {Good and choice [Common and medium .

Little C Change Seen

WASHINGTON, May 23 (U. P).

labor statistics said today that “probably have hit a plateau for the time being and are fluctuating around, trying to settle down.” He minimized the significance of a 0.2 per cent rise last week in the average wholesale prices of 900 commodities. The rise reversed a downward trend from the post-war peak ofl March 29, when the index was 149.4 per cent over the 1926 average, The spokesman said increased | government purchases of grain for | foreign relief and a smaller sup{ply of cows and calves had advanced grain and livestock prices “substantially.”

Katayama 1a Elected ‘Premier of Japan TOKYO, May 23 (U, P.)..— The

|today elected Tetsu Katayama new premier,

Hn 50@ 27. a0 {negotiations.

vol 10 the lower figure by the national|

: “lo Pay T} Cents

|dividend of 7% cents per share of

while sheep and lambs were

Hutcheson to Meet With Contractors

International Group

Moves Into Strike Officers of the International] Brotherhood - of .Carpenters and Joiners today moved inte the fiveweeks old local carpenters strike. In response to a letter from the

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{ternational ~ President William L,

{ Hutcheson agreed to discuss the 50 | Situation, deadlocked in local He sét Monday for a, meeting with the contractors’ wage|

Arrangements were completed yesterday in a letter from John R. Stevenson, second general vice presi- | In dent of the International Carpen-

ters’ union, to E. J. Ulmer, assistant | [dps P

secretary of the association. Wage Cut Back Negotiations stuck with contrac-|

tors offering a top pay hike to Lincoln Nat Life

$192'; and the Indianapolis Dis- |

| Marm trict Council of Carpenters holding | | Mastic” Asphalt a omes com Under the! n"ing Pub Serv 5% old contract carpenters on local N Ind Pub Serv com ... | construction ~ Jobs were receiving|+ id $1.67.

out for $2 an hour.

In negotiations a year ago contractors had agreed to $1.80 an hour but the wage was cut back!

wage stabilization board. An estimated $3 million worth of construction” in the city has been held up by the strike. Two days ago carpenters declined a contractors’ proposal to submit the dispute to arbitration.

x22 Electronics Firm

Electronics Laboratories, Inc. {board of directors today declared a

stock, payable to stockholders of record June 2,

of the local company, said that with 300,000 shares of stock outstanding earnings for the four months ending April 30 amounted to 88 cents per share. Net sales for the period were $2,531,693, which resulted in net earnings of $263,516 after federal tax deductions. Electronic Laboratories recently introduced a new line of radios and radio-phonograph combinations and during the war manufactured the

ican fighters to see at night. snlp———————

RAYMONDVILLE, Tex. (U. P.).— Onion pies are no longer served in cafes at this southwestern “onion capital.” Promoters of the Willacy County Onion Fiesta, who long claimed they cquld prepare a full five-course’ gf dinner from onions, said they had | learned from past boycotts that there was no demand for onion pie.

BISHOP FUR CO.

, 30d Fleer Kahp Bulg.

The Social Democratic leader immediately began the task of forming’ a coalition government,

‘You Save Because We Save ‘Men's Suits & Overcoats

noise

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CASE CLOTHES 215 N. Senate Ave. Open 9 to 9

The house gave Mr. Katayama 420 votes out of a total of 426 votes cast, one of which was for out{going Premier Shigeru Yoshida; The vote came after three days {of bickering that ended when Japan's other three major parties

agreed to support Ib Mr. - Katayama,

wing | Wine o. K. . Most Places

SAN, FRANCISCO (U. P.) —Nearly 85 per cent of the American :|people live in areas where it is : {legal to purchase wine by the package or the drink, the wine institute announced after ‘completing a Mation-wide survey,

92c; . Holster, “Hind 920 ber

“Only a few out-of-towners bought it,” they lamented. “So our eating places stopped baking them.”

Locdl Produce

PRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY Poultry: Springers, 3 Ibs. and over, 33c; Leghorn springers, 28c; cocks and stags, 11¢; hens, 4'4 Ibs. and over, 27¢; under 43 and Lechorns. 27c; soft meatefl chick. Sa, 26c; No. 2 poultry, 4c less than No.

"Butterfat: No. 1, 53c; No. 2, S6e. Eggs: Current receipts, 54 Ibs. to case, 37¢c; grade A large, 4lc; medium, 37¢; no grade;

Truck Grain

Indianapolis flout mills and grain-ele-vators are payi 8 bushel for a, 1 truck wheat; new No. 2 yellow co.n.

1.65 per bushel; No. 2.white corn. $1.4

“Pub Serv of Ind 32% pid .

| Stokely- Van Camp pfd Stokely-Van Camp com Terre Haute Malleable U 8 Machine com ,

Union Title com

American Loan 4)2s 58

William W. Garstang, president 7

isniperscope which enabled Amer-

Town Craves Send WwW ¥ o M Onion Pie Is Too Much

per bushel; asta, testing 34 pounds or bet: |

fense, war and reconversion, year Mr. Lewis feels coal skies are sufficient for the miners to

ff for the vacation.

Meanwhile, Mr. Lewis and operators representing 75 per cent of the! nation's bituminous tonnage began hie fifth day of new contract | Much of their time so far is

reported to have been spent dis- | at Noblesville.

| cussing mine safety provisions to be incorporated in the new agreement. |

Local Issues

Nominal quotations jurutined by Indianapolis securities dealers

STOC Bid Asked Agents Fin Corp com a | American States pid American States cl A 30 3 {LS Ayres 42% pwd *! Ayrshire Col com .. Belt R Stk com ...... | Beit R Stk Yds pfd ..

[email protected] Building Contractors association, In-| Bobia- Merril} pt

bbs-Merrill com Central Soya com Circle Theater com .... Somwith Loan 47% pid . nt Car-Na-Var .. Consol tad Industries com .. 3g! Sonsoliagied Industries pfd .. 3 al Cons Fin Corp pfd Deita Electric com 1514 Electronic Lab c 3a Pt. Wayne & Jackson RR bid 5 20 vr

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Hist. Jones oh A pid Drug tom MW, | Ind pe el C 2 pra si) Gas & Wat com ing & dec EL 4% pid aio” Indpis P & L ¢ a & L % % pid 20914 polis Water pfd Indpls Water ¢l A com 20 n Indpls. Railways com ....... Jeff Nat Life com .... Kingan & Co com ..., |Kingan & Co ptd ....

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ER Ma Laundry com . Mallory com . Pub Serv of Ind com ig Gear & Tool com Ind G & E 43% pfd

United Tel Co 5%

American Loan 4'2s 60

Buhner Co Sulize: 5s 54 Ch of Com ag 428 61 .... Citizens Ind hd 4%s 61 .... Columbia Club 2s 5s 62 Consol Fin 5s 66 Delta Coll .5%s 56 Goodrich Bros 4s deb HamiMon Mig Co 5s 56 Hooster Crown 5s 56 Ind Limestone 4s 75 Indpls Brass & Am 5s 56 .. Indpls P & L 4%s 70 Indpls Rallways Co 5s 67 Ind Asso Tel Co 38 75 Investors Telephone 3s 61 ... Rultnes Packing Co 4s 54 .... 99 N Ind Pub Serv 3's 73 Pub Serv of Ind 3%s 75 Pub Tel 4's 55 Trac Term Corp 5s 57 *Ex-Dividend.

9:45 P.M. Every Saturday

| appointment of Carl G. Krancher

[Ball Brothers container products. ++ | Russell Shew will continue as_plant

| or 500 More

| under rock and rubble, press dis-

arden Gate fro Val. Folks

Dick Stone nfro Val. Poiks ek Sto

Dick Stone Children’ Rave Corner

my Books and Men

Crosh! Big Little Party Story Bookland Teentimers Club

News—Publie Rept. Teentimers Club

Subic Bo rt t Club |U. 8 Marines Ears Rabbit Club | Red Cross

Kate Smith Ser. Sub-Debla Teen Time News b-Debia Navy Recruiting Bd McConnell Your Indiana Ed McConnell

Lany Richardson | Your Record Play r . D. 1070 Your Record Play'r R.F.D 1070 Your Record Play'r| St Farm Suresu Holt

Fred Here's to Ves Farm & Home Hr. Rarlin Bro Farm & Home Hr. merican She

The Baxters It. | County

survivor of the trio who originated the club 30 years ago, was honored at a banquet in the hotel last night. The other two founders were Al Levi and Jack Rohr, both of Indianapolis. Stars

Named Manager- | 5 see res {bers Forbes 18 Stories ADU Comm +30 County d 13:48 County Pair

In Sive and Take

Has} Listening Children's Act'tles Barnyard Gang Barnyard Gang Sings

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100 Today's Theater :15 Today's Theater 130 Hollywood

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Times State Service MUNCIE, Ind, May 23-—Ball Brothers Co. today announced the

“Marches rift Your Choice

T.B. A. Here's to Vels T.B. A. Platter Chatter 80 Club Platter Chatter

as plant manager of the company's Easy Does Tt Platter Chatter

B'kfast TH Rev, B'kiast Mme Wake Up & gris Wake ke Up & ile

Your } House Chuckle Time Chuckle Time Chuckle Tinie

————— Bua & Pro. Da. hy Women ano ouse Plano 2S FlaThouss

Here'a to V ang Youth & Religion The Amer. Farmer The Amer.

Newe—Mizis Bons of Pioneers

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Beamer Request Hoosler Request Hoosier Rodnest

Easy Does It Platter Chatter nay Does It Platter Chatter

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| straw paper manufacturing factory

Before joining Ball Brothers, Mr.

Afternoon Stars Afternoon Stars Horse Race Treasury Show

Krancher had been plant engineer Platter - Chatter

for Ohio Box Board Co, Rittman, O., and has been associated with the paper industry since 1927.

King Cole Trio

WLW SATURDAY PROGRAMS

Sat. Concert Bat. - Concert

Pauw Onversity | a

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The output of the Nobiesville )—Teent.mers Club

plant is used in corrugating and| s: i: amily Fair processing paper box cartons for| » 43-3 air

ferriwell

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Superintendent.

3 Everyb'y’'s Parm Hr. :00-Nat, Parm & Home at. Farm & Home

| New Allison Project

1.30—Sverybody's Farin rs Club 1:43 —Preribody’s 2:00—Orch,

Farm of the Nation ation

2:15-Orch. of the Na 2:30—Orrh. of the Natien the Na

4 30—Juvenile Jury 4:45—-Juvenile Jury

A new production opgration te-

‘SATURDAY’S PROGRAM

Tea Time Tunes 1: Spotlight Varieties 7: ight Varieties se Concert

| quiring 500 additional workers at the Allison Division plant of General Motors was announced today. Production will be in plant 3 on {W. 10th st. and will include the making of parts for Diesel locomotives, built by GM at its Electro- - i motive Division, LaGrange, IIL

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Report Jet Planes Bought U. S. Statement

| LANDSLIDE IN JAPAN TOKYO, May 23 (U. P).—A landslide down Nofudani mountain in northern Japan smothered more than 400 acres of farms and homes

LONDON, May 23 (U. P.).—Re{ports circulated in usually reliable quarters today that Argentina had

Ex planes from Britain. Both Argen- Re

tine and British official sources, Sui pitts however, refused to confirm or deny Caste} Balance the story. ic De

patches from Niigata reported today. Nearly 500 were made home1

Gold Reserve 20.8879

WASHINGTON, May 23 (U, P.).—Goveernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Hay 31 come purchased et-propelled hter | pared with a year ago: six J fig $35,861,052, 713

36,886,460,924 1,025,417,211

2,195,804,363 bt = 257,732,718,045

$57,017,330 814 37,531,078,333

984, 15,220 20,245,031,557

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CLEAN NEW AREA

Westerleigh Park is an all new, clean and restricted area. Near Veterans Hospital, Riverside Park, Coffin Golf Course and Riverside Golf Course.

You want your homesite within

vantages.

Kowkrrs”

(An All Indienepelis Quartet)

hie Electric Hour of Charm

Sunday - WFBM - 3:30 P.M. INDIANAPOLIS

Power & Light

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DON'T WAIT Don't wait until the building rush forces you

carefully now the location for ‘your future home. Remember — REAL ESTATE IS A SOUND INVESTMENT,

"The City of Homes." Forms If Desired .

* RALPH B. COBLE

FR-31 5

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OPEN SUNDAY

LOCATED SOUTHWEST CORNER 30TH STREET AND KESSLER BLVD.

Lots Now Available on Kessler Blvd., 30th St. and Tibbs Ave.

PROTECT YOURSELF

of downtown and in a restricted area. Westerleigh Park has these two ad.

COME AND SEE IT

Investigate these beautiful homesites. Drive - into buying a less desirable location, Choose . out Youn and check the many desirable features of Westerleigh Park. See with your own eyes this newest addition to Indianapolis —

Note: A Seven-Acre Tract Dedicated to City Park Board for Park . 109, Discount to Veterans Representative on Grounds 2-4 P. M. Sunday

FREDERICK B. CLINE, Realtor

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