Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1948 — Page 12
-Ago, Survived Panic
at $46 million.
which 'railroaders could money and finance homes. F Bani had been failing in those time =
far beyond the needs of >
Took Office In 1931 president of the sav-
Hil,
5 1931 Yok
| 140% D\ Permor 8. Cannon, his 0 office as president in ‘1931. i The association is sixth in sine
"0 d Savin Year With $46
- Organized by 15 Men With $50 Just 60 Years
gs ond Loan
of 1893
Weathering depressions and financial storms a 1887, Railroad-| k Savings and Loan Association reported “assets at the
was organized by 15 railroadmen under the leadership of annon “with $60 just 60 yéars ago: a ew uve wpers of miosporition ib cigatize the
Savings & Loan League, nationwide trade association, and has 21,-
Wa investing sharelildes.
ood Government ILLWATER, Minn.
idalil.
“in “spite of gamble
' to check on each person to who dicte t Hediste na dt aiplomatic visa has been "issued. | X Youngdahi| However, it is our policy. to work]
would win by a comfortable margin, | closely with thie immigration sery-| {1ce.” :
Fake Tplonatic | [ Million
Visas Revealed
‘Loose Procedure ee In Check on "Aliens
By ROGER STEWART
WASHINGTON, Jan: Jan, Te Possibil:
mats” ‘may have entered the United
ity that a number of fake “diplo~{
States with visas to which they were not entitled was seen here to: day’ as a result’ of loose procedures |
5. . "day \ i The new organization suryived| " Mn pn: foreign visitors. *“ NX the 1893 paiiic and contin to|Prison Inmates Boost The i tion service said 16,- |
1517 ¥ioreign government officials” |
| were admitted “to this country in;
(UP) | the last fiscal year. But a spokesta State Prison’ inmates; Mn said the agency did not know
who are not eligible to vote, Have | re-election of Gov.|
how many of these were génuine,
A State Deparunent official said: | | “There are too many cases “for us,
| Registration Required
Foreigners applying - for “such
|
rm
5 INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |
Sp to Ride fn V-2 Rocket?
{to take such.4. trip In the 1nterest yotie of them. of science.
“ This expert on rocket ‘research, tionalist
Office - of Naval Research, said 8ll their grain by both sides, and
| the members of the . United States ee
Nyisas ‘are instructed by American embassies and legations, the Ed offices, to register with the State! Department within 29 days after, | their arrival in this country: | “of the visa division |
Bi : BT FOUNDED 1913
| ~ HUBBA HUBBA — Wt | It's Miss France of 1948, other-
| wise Yvonge Viseux, 20-year-old. | have been issued, no check ie nae Parisian model. i
We are pleased fo announce that LYMAN-A A. . GOULD >
’| rocket research to the annual meet | ing of the American Assocition for "oo on of the peddlers: ,
«| parachute or a series of parachutes.
Long L |Peiping Refuses: to Worry
Encircled by Communists, Cityels Serene;
Trip Possible, ‘buf # kets Bulge With Meats and Vegetables y KEYES BEECH, Times
~ Getting Out, Problem PEIPING, China, Jan. 1—“One of these days,” said my well-fed
By PAUL F. ELLIS ‘Chinese friend, “we will wake up in the morning to find that the ComUnited Press Stall /munists have taken over the city. ;
scientist said today it was pussiile yorry?*
for a human to ride in a V-2 rocket 100 miles above the earth, and rhat 8ToWn 50 accustomed to having
«geveral” persons had volunteered > doorstep that, it no longer takes with fat ducks and geese.
=. - A few miles outside the city Na-. tes wide the iy Ney, Pv The prowl, seer, Sie : lafraid to venture too far into the rector of the research division, of countryside for fear the Communists nist bands, villages are stripped will take pot shots at them. the offers to take the first ride bad sometimes there is a flareup” within| Most Chinese cities this winger been ‘ignored, Sar : the shadow of the city's walls, |are short on coal because the Coin-. He said such a flight was ‘en-| put here Inside the walls there MUDISts sabotage mines and ‘oll. tirely possible,” and that those Who io ou serenity that, according to Toads, had written asking’ for the chance, , oo oiore is found, nowhere else in Net so in Peiping. Nearby mines wanted to he sure that they would op sountry. . : get down safely. - } Pd is almost as if Peiping nad said, “would be just ‘that—getting af euded 10 cut figure 8's on the rider out of the rocket hefore ith, rozen artificial lakes about. the crashed Jno the earth. However, it empty palaces of long dead emper-| iy be ne rs and the street quiet is broken, - Killian, here to report on "= tne steady rhythm of the ricksha boys’ pounding feet: the
the Advancement of Science, said
there were ways to slow down the ‘N¢ Horikigg of an Occasional auto-| rocket's descent to a speed hicn mobile. or
slow clop-clop of sad-| eyed camels. 2 ‘would’ permit -a human to- leave by is plenty of food for the
SE emm— city’s 1,600.000 inhabitants for those
‘against the lists, since the foreign ers do not register with, the visa New Teachers ¢ Shunning
“| division “They are supposed,” the offivial Jobs,” in Grade Schools |
| GEORGE 1 BARTLETT Si : ROBERT J. Ki "KIERNAN
: \ parses) in our firm, ! Sr P been other cases similar to that of : {an “Itallan, Vincenzo Appice, who
THOMSON & MEKINNON [te ie Yo 2
_ ‘SECURITIES « COMMODITIES : Appice, sald to have entered the country last October bearing a dip-
he said.
AT LEAST HE TRIED KENT, O. has filed suit for divorce; charging
woe do
ond other principal exchanges Although a. “thorough investiga-
Service sald today no such investition” was provised as an Suigrowth
gation had been launched.
111 Vehicles
| Were Added to the Transit Fleet . Ata Cost of $1,831,000
the $1,500,000 post-war = Pelivery of these 111 new vehicles _ made possible the establishment of the new Meridian-Golden Hill bus line and the conversion of the East Michigan Street car route to motor coach operation as well as a streamlined General Motors Diesel motor general revitalization of trackless trolley + coaches, ; and motor coach routes throughout the | / ; Be “tie IK local system. ' This contribution, to local transporta-
Pursuing modernization program, Indianapolis Rail ways augmented its fleet with 33 large Mar-mon-Herrington trackless trolleys and 78
“These are among the major steps accomplished during the last year to prov ide Indianapolis with the best and most mode:n transportation possible.
~ tion enabled Indianapolis Railways to pass the half-way mark in its four-year ms. ome ization program.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
OUR AIM: BETT ER SERVICE FOR. You
(UPF)—Louls Thomas
v 5 East Market Street ° MArket 3501 lomatic passport and visa, was|$10% NeBelct and cruelty. He said : iE e tried for 37 years to persuade; | NEW YORK CHICAGO TORONTO fone working as: garage ©0l* his wife to come here trom Greece i Offices in 38 cities in the United States and Canada “imigain officials in Newark|*nd falled. TE = sald he might have gone unnoticed of this case. The Philadelphia ~ 3 Members New York Stock Exchange except for an anonymous tip. headquarters of the Prildriphls
‘OPPORTUNITY ESCAPES who have the money to buy. Peiping ANY, Ga, (UP)—B. C. Gard- has been caught in the grip of inner, a senior at the -University of flation. t Georgia law school, arrived here| In a nearby city an elderly Chi-
Generations 2
Exclusive ; N Emblem Rings Custom Made Jewelry Fraternity Jewelry
Charles B. : Dyer Co. Inc.
234- -36 Massachusetts Ave.
“May it be filled with the glorious satisfaction of dreams
a2 1]
[explained, “to register with rs, NORMAL, Ill. (UP)~T chers as ‘courte ted attorriey for nese dropped dead recently when : = KN ‘eac appoin a y n y # ish MILTON F USTERMEYER, JR a officy. sid Sense diplomas apparently are Several pruners Jang no money told the price of com meal It Lo come true. We wish for re a ardneér found gone up nearly n -| : ; v--(Member New w York Stack Exchange) oN [and make & sure that all have regis- ow | I a iy Mes Haye | his clients_had taken matters in night. 3 you all the blessings : re their own hands and freed them-| Nevertheless, Pei Ss market goal Ww ILI AM E E. FERGUSO N Meanwhile, the immigration and|Tllinois ‘State Normal University | | | selves by sawing — of jail. aca are , rich) “oh ct of Health and Happiness ~ NC naturalization setvice in Philadel. 5aid the biggest shortage of teach- | me eid NG L “ ; { phia sald that agency makes no in-.€rs this year is in elementary in the coming Y ear. Ng. have been admitted as Fa partners in our firm. [vestigation of foreigners who ar-| Schools. ! J oT : : {rive bearing diplomatic visas, other; Dr. J. W. Ca ton reported 1890 ame 1948 ihr) John A. Reis, general partner; and 'than to glance at their. credentials; gully the 194 “now Seasning i Bi) ‘x ag ; Hedwig G. Reis, limited partner, have retired Specific Case Cited Tom last years gradaution ¢ T hon : It was conceded there may have Went Into elementary ark. Not Serving the Public for Three
'WAS 66 years ago that Reddy Ki A. to Indianapolis. He arrived at t ion Station - Jensiey u, 1882, when the rst Flactric lights in the Pp city were turned on to illuminste that- building, - ed Reddy Kilowatt's vigor. In 1882 a tiny generating plant perked away to supply a limited amount ot service during specified hours. Today, Electricity is available around the clock, and ii quantitios ia exces of 4,000,000 kilowatt-hours daily. "i
Despite greatly increased operating costs, Electricity
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The years that followed added to, rather than sre
“Only in his wages has Reddy Kilowatt failed to grow.
provided today at the lowest rates in a 66-year history,
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| CHICAGO, Jan.’ I'— A “Navy “Then,” he continued, “there will be hell to pay. Until then, why Church Acquires Bus : The fact 1s that this“proud and beautiful north China city nas 10 BOIster Attendance
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