Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1948 — Page 6

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Inside Indianapolis

TOUCHING the hand of Howard J. Lacy II is like touching a high wire. You know you've made contact with a bundle of energy. He's the 210-pound president and treasurer of the U. 8. Corrugated Fibre Box Co. who still has the broad shoulders he developed as .a Culver tackle and would pass any day for a trim-hipped heavyweight champion. He bristles with energy. e a well-cut gem, he has many facets, flas interests in many directions. depending upon how you see him. He hunts, fishes, travels —but his real love is boxes, corrugated and aircushioned to get breakable merchandise from producer to consumer safely. To say he makes boxes is over-simplifying it. He really manufactures air cushions for shipping anything from crystal to eggs to fragile furniture. His father started the fibre box business in Pearl St. in 1912, After his education at Culver, he took business courses and enough mechanical engineering to equip him for his first grapple with business. It happened to be the handle of a coal shovel in his father’s plant, they moved to Roosevelt and Martindale. He unloaded coal and: rolls of paper weighing about a ton. Heavy work for a youngster but it made muscle, and he still has it. His father gave him 25 cents an hour for 10 hours a day. That was in 1924.

Wrote Own Selling Rules

HIS WISE FATHER, taking him into the business through the basement, so to speak, offered him no "easy chair, mahogany desk and dictaphone. His next job was as a helper on the corrugating machines. He caught the sheets behind the corrugator. In the trade they call the job “off bearing.” Later his father let him operate the machines, gave, him a hitch in the sample room, then turned ‘him loose on the road as a cub salesman, And a salesman he is today, one of the best. He wrote his own selling rules. His No. 1 rule is to know your product. “In our business you have to visualize the prospect,” he says. ‘For example, packing a set of B54 fragile dishes of assorted sizes in a box presents a different problem from packing a desk. We have to know where the weak spots are, and the torques. We make air cushions with paper to protect them. His second rule is to let the customer know you want to do something for him other than to separate him from his money. And No. 3—don't forget to ask him for his order just as soon ag you have finished the selling talk, the sooner the better while your points are fresh in his mind. \ His product still has the fascination for him of an electric train on a Christmas morning He likes to create new products to fit the needs of new customers. “A package,” he explains, “must be more than attractive. It must be safe and easy to pack, a labor-saver, A carton is not an outside container, it is a component, air-cushioned:- In packing a desk, for instance, the whole desk is literally suspended In air. We make the corrugated air cushions to fit, cut holes m them for the legs.” Glass manufacturers use 25 per cent of all of the corrugated cartons in this country. Eggs are another big item. The U. 8, Corrugated Fibre Box Co. makes millions of egg crates, ship them by the carload to co-ops who pass them on to the farmers knocked down. “We have a new egg crate, easier to assemble with stronger support in the center. They can stack them higher in the railroad cars.” There are six plants in the Lacy packaging emapive, in Indianapolis, Dayton, Buffalo, Knox,

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Hoosier Profile

AIR.CUSHIONED BOXES — Comugalion is

Howard J. Lacy Il, president and

e U. S. Corrugated Fibre Box Co,

is a salesman superlative, believes in knowing his product and making it good.

near Wheeling, W. Va. and the year old) in Lincqln, IIL

Mr. Lacy has kept the zip in his stride, a fertile imagination and wide-angle vision broad because

to play. hunt quail.

Powerhouse of Personality

HIS TRAVELS have taken him to Europe, Alaska and Central America. He takes movies

picture story home.

He does much of his thinking while working | about the Lacy home at Trader's Point. where he gets the tan which almost matches his|cian Byr sand-colored suit. It is easy to see he is a busy man. But for all! of his business, sport and home life, he still Has time, as do most busy but efficient executives, for

Legislative

neighbors. man of the National ber of Com-

He's against federal aid to schools, but

-Hartley bill. He calls the federal

school aid proposal “socialism,” and defines socialism as anything which taxes money from one group and gives it to another. .

been appointed chairman of the

Free Enterprise Committee ' of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.

free enterprise. We ought to tell

people that free, enterprise has it all over all of

old world has ever tried. ‘ man a chance to master his own

He glances at his watch again and moves to the edge of his chair.

He leaves you with no doubt as to who is

It's time to go.

wn destiny. It's Howard J. Lacy e of personality with more freelyan you usually find in 10 men. (By Harold Hartley).

Features at Neighborhood Theaters

MONT" Iron Curtain” and “Casbah.” HAMILTO! TON—"Tarzan and Mermaids” and

Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Big| ‘Fabulous Texan" plus ‘‘Louls-Walcott eng Sn mp ett P| BSS WIPE . n armer's| cts emarre i and short abe Daughter.” 5h Wa ue = o Beis : HOLLYW ‘Flashing = Guns" and Eat on Ey flers.” ‘Tomortéw and Mon0 ling. s Gentleman and day: enth Avenua Angel” and “Als OOwoman in White." Tomorrow thro +H uerque.” En i Pretty” and. short mm vig e Big Clock™ and “Cas-| ah. w AISY — "Bells o Starr” and “Rose of sents Tomer ig oa, © Tuesday: Rosa.” Tomorrow and Mounds “Un- Loosen 40a ‘My Girl Tiss" an * Reneg red” and short subjects. ade Girl." Tomorrow through Tues. Swamp Water” and “Under| day: “Bachelor and “Bobby Boxer” and Stats To ow through' “Riff Raff.” Welcome, Stranger” and MECCA—' ‘Return of Whistler" and ‘Lone Girl.” Hand an ‘omorrow through, Ra rough Friday: “The Great Tuesday: the Swordsman” and * Goud, ews FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: oLD TRAIL— “Black Bart” and “PFightTron Curtain” and “Man Texas’ | ing 60th.” Tomorrow and Monday: a is-Walcott Pight Pictures.” “Hn nop's Wife" and “Port Said.” » que’ and “Half ORIENTAL— "Tenth Jymue Al and Past Midnight.” iy and Mon. Alias a Gentleman." Tomorrow and day: “Cal Northside 77" and “Tar-| Monday: “Gentleman's Agreement” and RA} ADA-T Through Wednesday “Th ARAMO hoo. f st : e P. 0 —"“Love from a ranger” Big Clock" and “Casbah.” and “Arifons Trail” Tomorrow an Monday: “It's a Wonderful Life and’ A “Song of Idaho.” 1 I 1H PARKER—“I{f 1 Had My Way" and “Shadow of a Doubt. Tomorrow and| CARS Monday: “My Pal Trigger’ and “Guns and Guitars." —‘“Albuquerque’” and “Mary Lou." Tomorrow and onday. “Alias 8, Gentleman and “Tenth Avenue gL RITE "Bishop's Wife" and ‘Jig Maggie in fety."” Tuesd “Unconquered” and ors} subject RIVOLI! ‘Cary and Bishop's wis: and! asbah Plus late show night: “That Way With Women." Tomorrow through sally; “Big Clock” and “French Leav SANDERS Devil Thumbs_s Ride" aud “Tumbleweed Trail’ Tomorrow and Monday “‘Crossfire” and ‘‘Code of the SHERIDAN—'"Unconquered” and As! signed to Danger. Tomorrow throug Tuesday “dhrtgon x and “Man from Texas: plus cl evue. SPEEDWA “To the Ends of the Earth” i and * ‘Powder River Gunfire.” Tomorrow) and Monda "B. F's Daughter” and Bowery Buckaroos.”

* and “Santa 930 N. pd) MP J |” a pan Doli Sieet” 5 "Linda.

Times Movietone News Highlights of This Week's News Reel:

i vw BERLIN CRISIS—American, British and French cargo planes fly in food by the tons in attempt to break “starvation blockade" by Russia.

+ DRAFT—Secretary of the Army Royall tells how peace-time selective service will work.

* GOV. DEWEY—GOP presidential candidate plays host fo Warrens of California at his Pawling, N.Y. farm.

% A. A. U. SWIMMING—Fancy diving and swimming features national meet at San Diego, Cal.

In Indianapolis

CIRCLE, 45 Monument Circle DREAM, 2351 Station - FOUNTAIN SQ. 1105 Shelby GARFIELD, 2203 Shelby IRVING, 5507 E. Washington PARAMOUNT, 411 E. Wash.

RITZ, 3430 N. INlinois SANDERS, 1108 Prospect 8ST. CLAIR, 800 Fort Wayne SPEEDWAY, 1450 Main UPTOWN, 4251 College WALKER, 607 Indiana

In Nearby Indiana Cities

COMMUNITY, Greenwood, Ind.

COMMUNITY, Morgantown, Ind.

FRANKLIN, Franklin, Ind.

GROVE, Beech Grove, Ind. HIPPODROME, Sheridan. Ind. LIBERTY, Alexandria, Ind.

OLD TRAILS, Mickleyville, Ind.

PREWITT, Plainfield, Ind.

WEIL, Greenfield, Ind. ROXY, Pendleton, Ind.

ZIONSVILLE, Zionsville, Ind. ROYAL, Danville, Ind.

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yo SF Ly Daughter Pr “Speed to Trorp_ ‘Bury Me Dead” and “Hit

ST the Saddle.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Fun and Fancy Free’ and

“Texas.” TUXEDO “Tenth Avenue Angel” and “Alias a Gentleman” plus ‘‘Louls-Wal-cott Fight Pictures." Tomorrow through Tuesday asked City” and ‘Heading for Heaven." UPTOWN -- “Casbah and “Jane ye Tomorrow through Tuesday: Da ag hter'! and ‘Speed to Spare.” VOGUE--"8cudda Hoo, Scudda Hay and “The Tues day: . Ta subjec

Big Noise.” Tomorrow “Unconquered” ZARING— ‘Secret Beyond the Door" an Filiday in Mexico.” Tomorrow r throleh esday: “Arch of Triumph’ subjects SUBURBAN DRIVE-INS GREENWOOD—" Tuxedo Junction” Tomorrow and!

Along Oregon Trail" cott ght, Pletures.” Monday: “The Swordsman; plus cartoon MAYWOOD—“K Walcott Fight,” aay

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and! London Tomorrow *Hhrousn PENDLETON PIKE’ ‘Corpse Came C. o. Bureau of Motor Vehicles, said s

and short subjects. Tomorrow and ondiy: “Exile” and short subjects. WESTSIDE ‘That Hagen Girl" and ‘‘Desperate Trails. Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Mighty McGurk" and cartoons.

OWNTO |{AMBASSADOR-ALA LAMO--Throu

h Myuds “Fighting Vigilantes” and “Ein Town. %

‘Teen Music Canteen

‘Concert Tomorrow The Teen Music Canteen will present a public concert at 3 ip. m. tomorrow in Brookside Center, with Leaine Byfield, pianist, and Sharon Pfister, mezzoas soloists. An Spalding, retiring president of the canteen, will introduce

Each year he sets off hunting ground near Volonia, Ind, For pheasants he goes to Redfield, 8. D., where a census showed in & 26 square mile tract some

That's

5 Mrs. Hord Sets

Local Deaths—

For Baptist Pastor! *

Rev. L. T. Eberhardt Dies Here at 54

Services for the Rev. Lathan T. Eberhardt will be held at 1 p. m. Monddy in South Calvary Baptist Church. Burial 1 be in New Crown Cemetery. The Rev. J. H. Highbaugh will officiate. The Rev. Mr. Eberhardt, who was a native of Athens, Ga., died Thursday in the home of his son, 827 St. Paul 8t. He was 54. He had served as a pastor in Rock Sp s, Ga., before coming here in 1 He was an associate pastor of the South Calvary Baptist Church and helped in the organization of the St. James Baptist Church here.’ He was a retired city employee. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Celia Eberhardt, Bowman, Ga.; a son, Walter J. Eberhardt, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Ludell Garrett, Berkeley, Cal; two brothers, John Eberhardt: Indianapolis, and Peter Eberhardt, New York; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Henderson, New York, and Miss Lizzie Eberhardt, Bow-

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* Times Amusement BUTLER BOWL ts, Desset . Song,” Romberg s:ilar—"The Dusri Seng.” st Paulette Goddard

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Besumont, at 1130 a

and 12.

2:29, 5:35 and 8:45.

”

“The Great Mr. Handel” with Elizabeth Al flog and Wilfrid Lawson, at 1:58, A 6 8 and 10. Sundsy—Same schediile. ness “The Em Waltz" with 2 Crosby Joan e, o 1:08, 3:10. 5:30, 7: ATeal 10. Sunday—"The Emperor Walts,” at 1, 3:18, 5:30,

7:45 and 10:08. KEITH'S

, 4:30, —“Carnegie Hall,” at 13, re 4:45, and 9:35. “ Our ** with Paul. e Goddard, Burgess Jisredus and others at 13{18, 2:49, 6:20, 9:54 an

* with Mar ape Lockwood. 4:26, 8 an

“Jassy. "e 12:

anday—"On Our ns ia a and 9:59. “Jassy,” at 5" YRIC “Adventures of Casanovs,” with

Arturo De Cordova and Lucille Bremer. at 11, 1:53 4:46, 7:39

and

“The Enchanted Valley, Alan Curtis, at 12:36, 3:

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man, Ga., and two grandchildren.

Mrs. Anna B. Rasor Services for Mrs. Anna B. Rasor, 5215 W. 15th St., who died’ Thursday, will be held at 2 p. m. today in Fuller Mortuary, Chrisney, with burial there. Mrs. Rasor, who was 69, had Hved one year in Indianapolis. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Harry M. Sanders, Indianapolis; five sons, Thomas Rasor, Dayton, O.; James Rasor, Knightstown; Hardy Rasor, New Albany; Mason Rasor, St. Bernard, La., and Richard Rasor, In|dlanapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Lung E. St. Louis, Ill, and (Mrs. Thomas Lucas, Akron, O.; a brother, Fred Bowen, Terre Haute, and 14 grandchildren.

Mrs. Helen Ehrick

Mrs. Helen W. Ehrick, a former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in Bishop, Cal. ‘ She was 59. She lived in California the last four years, having previously resided at 1503 N. Pennsylvania St. Survivors are one son, William Ehrick, Indianapolis; two daughters, Miss Barbara Jean Ehrick, Pasadena, Cal, and Mrs. Lloyd Davidson, Memphis, Tenn. and three grandchildren. Services will be held Monday in Bishop, Burial will be there.

Anton Smerdel Services for Anton Smerdel, retired moulder and native of Austria, who died Thursday in his home, 735 N. Sharon St., will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday in Stevens Chapel of the Flowers. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery.

Sunday — ‘“‘Adventures of Casa nova,” 44 2:19, 4:55, 7:42 and 10:29. ¢ The En Enehanted Valley: at 1, 3:39,

State Plans Food

Train for Europe Some hungry Europeans will

load of Indiana farm produce, according to plans underway here! today.

Rural Overseas program. Dr. Frederick Hovde, president of Purdue University, was named chairman of the Hoosier group at an organization meeting yesterday. Some 50 representatives of various state groups indorsed the

(program and pledged co-opera-

tion. Dr. Hovde said the program called for preliminary township, county and district meetings in October, with actual canvassing for food beginning in November. Contributors will be asked to deliver commodities during the peripd around Thanksgiving and railroad cars will be loaded in various county seat towns during the period from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1.

U. 8. SHIPS AT RHODES RHODES, July 10 (UP)—Five United States warships arrived today with & group of United Nations observers from 1 Palestine.

Sanday- Bagard.” at 13:35 3:40, \ ! 6:50 10. “Money Madness,” at

benefit next winter from a train-|

Indiana will send a trainload| of food to Europe in connection) with the nationwide Christian

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18 WEEKS RUN IN N.T.I

Truck License Pact State officials said today that! a reciprocity agreement on motor| [truck licenses has been signed by|

Hoosier and Kentucky officials. H. Dale Brown, director of the

the pact would end “border wars” between the states on the license plate issue. Indiana truckers can now operate in Kentucky without purchasing Kentucky plates, while Kentuckians can drive trucks in Hoosierland without Indiana plates. Gov. Gates signed the pact tor! Indiana, while H. Clyde Reeves, commissioner of revenue, signed| for Kentucky. |

Board to Arbitrate

Street Railway Issue | A three - man, state - appointed

{Lauralee Burke, incoming presi{dent and grand winner in the] | Park Department's recent music festival. Don Shelhorn is proy ram _Chairman,

| I Jorden Students To Present Recital

Eleven voice students at Jor-|

{dan Conservatory will be heard) in public recital at 8:15 p. M.| next Wednesday in Rehearsal Hall on the campus at 1116 N.| Delaware St. Participating will be Robert Bruce, Harold Shoemaker, ginia Jarvis, Marian Hon, Fred Steward, Patricia Russell, Mary June Rice, Martha Furr Bodke,

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arbitration panel prepared today [to try td reconcile differences between the Indianapolis Railways and Division 1070 of the Amal-| [gamated Association of Street,| | Electric Railway and Motor! | Coach employees. | | Gov. Gates named Prof. John {V. Van Sickle, Wabash College economist, to the vacancy on the board left by the resignation of {Dean J. E. McCarthy of Notre! {Dame. The other members are) former De. Kalb Circuit Judge, William Endicott of Auburn, and {Joseph R. Barclay, Muncie, in-

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