Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1949 — Page 24

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Dr. Kerr, who maved to Ft. y W : LONDON; Sept. 1-—The grandson of the ex-keeper of the | la. three years ago, fenna the dif Se | a» Construction of Indiana's larg- jewels in the .Tower of London laid down his brushes and wiped Lauderdale. Lo ih 8 Jui 5 Hl TI 7 ae ri est super market development by the shoe-polish off his hands, » he siid, pocket ness of two weeks. ‘He was 78, “Where 1s - Mercury - Tumbles the Kroger Co. at Harding and ipl the lite I have always dreamed about,” he said, pockets, "0 “0 op noliy resident for 60 pill such a to) i 16th Sts. will boost tile ing, she nce coin (20 esnts) he had collected from his last ars before his retirement, Dr. eplied: “With ow Almost fo. Freezing; and industrial ry hin Sustamer. | 3 have never had more friends, and what's more 1 dont Kerr was a member of the Park Monty agair - ’ »" 77 sinew gt Dui immediate sre to mare than 8) At 35, Vivian oe Gurr t/Seryices Spt Temple Mstnodiat Church Jo ES. friend Marah By United Press million in less than 21 years, George, descendant of a distin- N of the Indiana University School Monty press 1 The Midwest got a foretaste of| Rodgers N. Brown, Kroger branch’ Sulshed British military family, , of Medicine Id friend M: gE agtumn today as a cold air mass manager, said today renewed his license week and Surviving are his wife, Iva G; hal Chuikov’ 2d from Canada settled over the \. : > returned to his shoe-shine pitch two sons, Dr.. Harry ahd Paul Jetting mervo area andl headed for the Edst . The Kroger Super Market willl... \arhle Arch, In the heart of Kerr, Indianapolis; a daughter, he Russi 2. Coast. ' “ include a 15,000-square-foot floor, : ’ Fn Miss Louise Kerr, Ft. Lauderdale, onpped: “Ww Temperatures dropped to al- |space and a 200-car paved park- Popular Shoeshine and four grandchildren. is troops.” most freezing in some sections. ing lot\on two acres on the north- T™h | : Services at 3:30 p. m. Batur- Well” si Light frost, the first of the sea-| east corner. of the intersection. are for tha past Sve vears day in Shirley Brothers Irving { 0 nty, disgu son, settled over some lowlands The lot Already » Jere and he has done a regular and lycra Hill Chapel will be followed by “where a in the west and north central por-| Sonatruction ee = eduled 0 DE itive business, cleaning the shoes|i burial in Washington Park. Iarshal Chi tes Bent fell at 1 Taking in the ative commer’. 2h eminent patrons asf Bert Gant ov'S troops?" e first flakes of snow fe 1 "| ¥ nd re Duluth, Minn., and snow also was block at Harding and 16th Sts.,| GeOTEe Winant, late U., 8. Ambas-|} Services for Bert Gant, who hein Maral “repotted iri the Colorado Rockies. the new store will be réctangular sador in Britain, and most of the died yesterday in his home, 448 on oa tio It- was the coolest Sept. 1 fon in shape, of buff brick, and will staffs of the U. 8B. French and = +| Arthur Ave, after a long illness; noni. record at Chicago. The merclry set facing 16th St. . “.. |South American embassies in| will be held ut X h in, Som Roy raping behind ‘ tguched 45 degrees before dawn.| Except for a bakery depart: jondon.. in the Conkle ed — #£ was six degrees colder than 8 ment, operation of the store willl. The Chinese Ambassador once fal will be in Floral ” the previous record for the date be 100 per cent self-service. presented him with a golden pin Mr, Gant as a ny a Or Na G set in 1909. A [Which St. George keeps stuck in} ton, oud, an i 8 eB Zaz . Sweeping East | Wk : {Isaak Walton League his cap... | [ule Mo, OF EE AE Moths vB Weather forecasters sald the S88 I . “It's supposed to fetch luck,” hé| |coming n po C PHOTO | cold front was sweeping toward Sets Annual Convention explains, “and though I am not |ago. He was 54. i M Ld + the East and would cause temper- "| EVANSVILLE “Ind, Sept. 1 superstitious I'must say I have " Surviving are two sisters, Mrs, 2 atures—to.. drop at New York, EH (UP) —P overtor Leslie had nothing to complain about : ' <” : |Ben Green, Indianapolis and Mrs, . Mal where thermometers registered 3 yon Sovernor Jesus since I became a shoe shiner Cpl. Anthel M: Rigney, In- [Irene Pittman, Des Moihes, Iowa," A. Miller of Wyoming was named S'nCe : 2 offtetal in=- dian ior_hero killed in |and two brothers, Lee \and Wil near 80 yesterday. today as principal speaker for St. George is-aiso-an ‘official in : napolis) sol ar.hero. Killed In Gant Indtanapyits-—— PRON The New York Weather-Bureau | ty _ ithe 27th annual convention ‘of térpreter and information. guide. the battle for France Nov. 23, {lam D. Gant, n x pi - said {twas the third hottest I Ng the Isaak Walton League's Indi- _ Before Vivian de Gurr. St. |944, will be buried in Me- Mrs. John Foster Prompt August on Fo) ee Ca 7 po > ; __|ana division here on Sept. 10 Tg te nn Ris preg | morial ‘Park after services at | Mrs. Clara Foster, native of : ee an EE TEE. Tk. TT en foram ancuion, a ToPiAr shoanne bye 1 om 40 fom Student) unin fo So DA, Hf » ” f . pi | a | o- ——— Fonsi WOH Brin mean ‘Secret’ picture of Washington covers 12|.square mile ‘target. «i ® [conservation inthe state will be S08, bea a yoving. ia on, se “ Chimes. He was Yy | buried in New Si Semper, F 9 ‘ = : led by Lou Dunten, Ft. Wayne, | : ~ : — after’ services a a.’ m. Satur. Vi As it rolled down, from Canada, Sw ° 7 | : J The Black Sheep’ i Brothers West Side : ; eiand ‘an address by Judge Byron| " day in Jacobs Bro he se na Jmbles Soper U S Still Hidin Hog Prices Advance 25-50¢ |Kennedy, Wabash, will highlight/ In one way or apother he par- State Police Issue -{Chapel. ie A Al at freeing SRSUry . . ; rae |a Baturday noon luncheon. Other ticipated in Ihnen very civil Holiday Warning Mrs. Foster, who lived in gas * Owi i to 35 green Mason City Cattle Sell Steady to Higher or me or a i hos + resatar comm, Notorists panning to, rivet, WAT R0th! or 10 year -— Jowa; and Aberdeen, 8. D., both ‘ ) : (Prof. hog H wy Michaud of sion in par to the over Labor Day week-end were [CANOPY 3 Tes Yoart.. *s had 36. Willmar, Minn., had 37 CI 0 0 «| Hog prices rose 25 to 50 cents a| - Slaughter ewes sold MOStLY pre Untversity. and Howard Spa civil war in which he Warned today by Supt. Arthur aE are. Ter. Wosbattee: La Crosse, Wis, 38, and Bradford, ‘hundred pounds in moderately ac-| steady at $5 to $7. A few light- 'Hiestand, member of the State served as a machine gun officer in| Thurston. of the Indiana State , on: a daughter, Mrs. Katie oh ahd 1. 39. i tive trade in the Indianapolis weights reached $8. Breeding ewes n,n 0 vation Commission. {the International brigade. During Police to use common sense, COU |g), 1ndjanapolis; two sisters, ictures In oon Are . Stockyards today. sold steady at $10 to $21. Occa-| ~"|his long years in South America tesy and extra care behind the v7... Hoqge and Miss Bessie J Mrs Webster ‘Not for Release All cattle prices except those sional grass yearling sales gy HURT IN COLLISION ~ 'ne met, and married, the daugh-| Wheel. ra RE ion ait ct FOU . | WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (UP)—|for bulls remained steady: Bull reached $22. "CHICAGO, Sept. 1 (UP)—|ter of an Argentine diplomat. Supt. Thurston cited last Year's o.unason and one granddaughter, Dies Here at 96 The Navy made it clear today and sow prices rose slightly. Estimates of receipts were hogs, yy ty one persons were injured] “I guess I have always been the record of 18. persons killed and : » ter. 96. that enemy spies who want a|Vealer and sheep prices advanced 8900; cattle, 750; calves, 500, and iy 4, v when an elevated train and black sheep .of the family,” St. 470 injured in Indiana tratfic|| seal Truck Grain Prices _ 5406 COI Mrs. Amanda J. Webster, bomber's view of Washington 50 cents. : | sheep, 775. a street car collided on the West George admits, “but I think, look-|smashups over this holiday pe- a year-old native of Miami County, = "00000 seet will have to get| Good and choice 190 to 250- EE Side. Bix persons Tecdived cuts ing back, it was worth it. I haveiriod as he advised drivers not to| - Lov No 3 ted wheat $1.1. A died today in her home at 333), "lo Lore el amely- from pound hogs sold at $21 to $21.50. 7 badly learned’ most there is to life—|leave their safety-mindedness at| No. yellow corn, $i. - D e se—-namely J ie$ KO i and bruises and 25 were y i 8.1 Yefow Sora. W. Hampton Dr. od ® Saloon hard by the White House.| The top price, $21.75, was paid . . . |shakef up, police said. leven if it was the hard way. home. ow No. | yellow soybeans, $3.08. Mis, Wemer Wl be Rusied) Embarrassed Navy officials said sparingly. £38 % 150. Him, Soldier Says > ——— Se — = ’ - ley County utter services at {i% De(Y08e TOPIC LT oi sold at $20.50 to $2125, An Ohio National Guardsmas Open Friday Night Until 9 O'Clock, Saturday Night Until 5:30 P. M. (Closed All Day Monday, Labor Day) ee _8:30 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner| So .. 4 stratospheric photo- Weights from 100 to 160 pounds today told police two of his-fleld - : : & Buchanan mortuary." "graph taken from a Navy jet moved at $17 down. Heavy- artillery “buddies” forced Him out : She is survived by a daughters jo (vor the capital two weeks Weights were scarce. of a car and robbed of $50. : a. P p 8 Mrs. Mabel W. Risser, a grand-| Po" | Good and choice sows weighing] Dwight E. Hull, 19, Toledo, O., Po n : ; daughter, Mrs. Rosamting. Risser) They stuck to that despite the 400 pounds and less sold at $16.50 told police he Srasendly was in ; : ; Jones, and a great-granddaugh-|,... ty.¢ for a full week theto $18. Cholce lightweights training at Camp Atterbury and a ter, Miss Joanna Jones, all of no. "roy bean plastered acrossireachd $18.50. Weights from 400 that he retirned here from Toledo [IZ _ Indianapolis; a. brother, Charles ), wa) of the Club 400, a popular to 550 pounds moved at $14.75 to on Sunday with one fellow trainee “ Whitman, Ft. Wayne, and a sis-| 3,0 00g drink emporium in down-,$16.50. A few reached $16.75 and to eet’ another Toledo guards-| - ter, Mrs. Alice Mann, California. in Washington. {$17. Scarce stags were quoted man who had remained in InCharles F. Woodruff | On Display in Club |salable- at $10.50. to $12, mostly|dianapolls: : ; “Charles - F. Woodruff, 4061| The United Press discovered $11.50. ‘ he sal 3 as Haug Wis ah . - Graceland Ave., who died yester-|the “secret” photograph on dis-| Bulls Up 830, | pri er : B in th Plaid day of cerebral hemorrhage in Play in the club yesterday. The Although all slaugtiter classes lpg ar A TR en t Methodist Hospital, will be buried| Proprietor ah had ata given of cattle were Hed steady | tier midnight when one said: y > in irview Cemetery, Tipton, to him by a Naval officer who odd lots of sausage s Lda ; : nh a at 1:30 ¥ m. Peat. offered no objection to having it 50 cents er. Hay SS gv ng the’ Test of the ROEBUCK AND CO. ” . urday in Flanner & Buchanan Used as a mural. | Two 1dads of high-good and| “mr "oq they fook his wallet ge. . Mortuary. © | Ar Force veterans took a look! chojes 1328-pound-average steers| .~, . .q im out of the car ; Born. in Tipton, Mr. Woodruff at the picture, believed to be the reiched $28. Odd lots of medium, 4. ve on ’ lived in Indianapolis for the last highest altitude shot ever made’to just-good yearlings sold at. : Fema . : r : For the last 26 years he {rom an airplane, and hailed it $25 to $26.50. Scattered common. help : y z Dn iad of Wm. H. As “a joy to any bombardier.” |and medium grasser yearlings Shadeland Ave. Children ’ : 3 : - Block Co., attaining the post of Covering an area of 121 square brought $18 to $23 Give $3.50 to Riley ; + : section manager: He was a mem-| miles, it defined clexfly evety po-| Medium and od beef cows “n.. piley Hospital Polio Fund per of Capitol Avenue Methodist tential target in the national cap-/sold -at $15 to¥8. Commons oo enriched by $3.50 today, the $ $ Church. we © ital, from the White House and cutters moved at $12.50 to], pytion of five children in “ . 4 Mr Woodruff is survived by his Srounds to” the Naval Ordnance $15. Canners sold at $11.50 10 ., “4500 block of N. Shadeland - ' I wite, Cloa; a daughter, Mrs. Vin- Plant = $12.50 04d head of (O04 heavy!Ave. } ’ . : ; a | 4 Lang , Indianapolis; two ‘4 ough every newspaper in sausage bulls sold a .50. Bu 4 4 : ’ - brothers eo Woodruff Tip. AoWn promptly published pictures medium and good brought $17], THO iomey was rane ny : ET pe : JI4 E ton, and Bernard Woodruff, In. Of the “secret” mural against ato $19. bors who attended a backyard - » ' dianapolis; a sister, Mrs, W. L. Dackground of pretty waitresses, Top Vealers $28 “play” which was written, direct- . |! would Evans, Indianapolis, ~&nd one ‘Ne Navy stubbornly insisted that|. vealer prices rose 50 cents as) ed and produced by the five, who : grandchild. ps {the photograph was not for pub-/good and choice sold at $26.50| also took all the parts ’ -+ ga BRAM lication. to $28. Medium and good brought : : nd ; ' le - “The Navy" o $28. um a. | The children were Judy Searcy, : complete Reckless Speedboat eo Navy has not approved §20 to $26. A .few lightweight g and Ronnie Searcy, 9, of 3667 N. : ! ; : 1 ; release of the picture,” was the culls dropped to$14. Medium and Shadeland; Gary Handley, 5, of Fe : Pilots Face Arrest {Navy's only official reaction. good heavy grass calves moved 3421 N. Shadeland, and Marilyn a i N » Speedboat enthusiasts who en- J d eo } at $17 to $22. Ferguson, 6, and Linda Ferguson, - é i AME danger the lives of fishermen J. D. Adams Dividend | spring lambs. a few slaughter o, of 3620 N. Shadeland Ave. RIGHT NOW 3 HI he : s ¥ 1 ws | ADDRESS - ~“and other boaters on Indiana A quarterly dividend of 25 ewes and fat lambs showed the| a e eginning 0 e 1 mye lakes by reckless driving .on the cents was declared. Tuesday by 50-cent advance. Good and cholee Local Issues + ‘ ! HONE rt water soon will be in danger of the board of the J. D. Adams sold at $2419 240. Be hua fl} ‘ ; » ° L CITY 1 arrest, according to Kenneth M: Manufacturing Co. It is payable good brought $21 to .50. Com- STOCKS Po ws N b | ‘$0 All + F } Q | - Mrphlgrog: Kunkel, director of the Indiana Sept. 30 to holders on record mons sold at $17.50 to $20. American States ntd ........ #, ew a season eo 0 0 irs ua f : . - _ Department of Conservation. | Sept. 15. 3 } : a re Solem oid ies iH” . * ° ° | Special Deputy Conservation pel: 1 ar. iL tt} § temen t RR & Stk Yds ptd ...... 60 Y K d WwW ok VY WwW | - officers were to be appointed to Official Weather : u 5. Staten t Lg Fu” com W Bw ear or oun elg rgin. 00 . - police and patrol almost 1000 UNITED STATE} WEATEHR BUREAU |. WASHINGTON, pt. 1 (UP)—Sovern- | ol oie . : : . — lakes where power boats of Some “suntiee 6 an. 1 - ~Iment_exntnaes_ Apc _leceipte 100 the out.) ea Toontar > 2 n% : type are usable, it was decided pina = ending § ye HY with rr 2 rer oe a I Eom a > pt ce - ne : following receipts of letters of {3 PiGipitation since Jan 3380 Expenses 8° £.237.089.137 3 y Nun RS - . p complaint concerning the way The Toligwing abla aa Tempers DeRels tid ig 7 “if 7 4 Cummins, Finance § ml... ® “ Group 1 [CN 1 Group 2 a 00 : . Group 3 ee 1 oP adlans. Stare Toltes Supt. Ar ghia ME Bll RG RTH SR Bo CA reer: 4 thur Thurston, has offered the Chicago 4 = re [RSutable Securit 13.55 9.5514 : 3 Conservation Department the use ¢ieceiand: 0 b INDIANAPOLIS. CLEARING HOUSE | Herft-Jones cl A pt oF . ¢ 55 9.55% 14.55 + Of ‘three fast boats to aid “trlaw: Sate : & i Debits, : FY 011.000 Hook Dr oo -] ae Tr - - or : : : enforcement on state lakes when [I Was: 8 Ni ey Ind Gas Be a sm 3 ah g or - 3 : - the boats are not.on regular duty. {diana Ql icity) ji 4 Local Produce ) | {doi Bat Sas i a w 2 ; =r roe A “Indiana's Olde - ———————— ansas Cit { a ee ———————— GD & L 4% ptd C08 014 ’ - 103 HURRICANE FIZZLING OUT i Aneapolis-8t. Paul & «0 | Poultry—Fowls, 4a Ins. snd over. 3c: | aol ye N on 14] he 3 ——— MIAMI, Fla. Sept. 1 (UP)—A Now Yore™ oi Under d'y ibs apd lLechorns ‘0c. heavy! indols Water Co $% ptd..... id . : ym a EO Ee ho Eh ESA Gl Bp ' BE. [se - the Caribbean hurricane belt-and fiveuneh. Pillay ro BESCrTant receipts 88 Ibs to, case | Kineen s Co pid Lite oom .. » 4 : } y MEN'S SUIT a wand Cuba was dying an J apcises . 4 ® lum He grade 8 erie, 30¢ areas A Lincoln C Som a a ) a on . . . or : Lo } $22.95 ou ay. { Washington. D S$ Hig: a 4 a "Buttertar—No, 1. See: No. 3 ble a Mermon- eIringten com’ »% 3 ) Be = . A T— Mastic Asphsit vrrevir— Wy y - : _ROBERT % . Su Romer o3* of " Nor Cor. Senate . 0 a S eat er otocast N Ind ‘Pub Serv 8% pd... 104 108iy : Op | 4nd Pub Serv’ com "08 pl ———— ] L A 8 Yaa! ory com in. i Qa . ‘ b LOW Ser of fod’ com $m TIE - . ’ v fom 4% Ye? 08 ) ’ , A 3 ar Pd pd Mn 8 4 A— i Tia i / Cleyy ' A NN eH) oar nia 108 n \ \ Been Ll a ~~. Pant 0 8 - ' Coa, ~~ an Camp pfd....,.. 11... 18 BRING | J £ ~~ A oe ate Maileabis 0.00 "hu 1p DR, JOS h i. AN) rr. { againg com veer JW 1% ' “~~ | +8015 TT > . \ aol y 0% Rion. Title Goce % ofd... : 7 : -. TRACTION , ~ 10 y | ' $ . i ———— ye Eo anwauntte etd >. “Ge \N [Allen & Stew oe 100% VIRGIN WOOL er ~~ —— MU — LS “ we { ! [ , 0 ¥ | Ng ——— NP ast American Loan 4128 88 " 100% VIRGIN WOOL 100% VIRGIN WOOL — - “75 CHICAGO" 0 | RE EA Zi Eochioned Tailored Sui Fashioned T i d Sui Fashioned Tailored Suits tisens. In. “oe ion Hor | . | \5\ eos as nl ashioned latlored duits ashioned Tailored Juits 4 PRESS. HOLDING SHARKSKINS » Ind Limestone 4s 78 ; ; . { Xrious pis Braes $ Aym tai ™.[3 SMART, DRESSY FLANNELS ¥ HARD.FINISHED WORSTEDS + FASHION-RIGHT NAILHEADS } pls PEL 3%s 7 eas ) ’ " : i AMS rode Bs. » STYLISH, COLORFUL TWEEDS » TWO.PLY TWISTS +» UNFINISHED WORSTEDS yr ira : Einar ing 48 : Open amp Ss ® N Ind Pub Serv 3i4s T3 0 p t Co 8 : [+ ONTIL AUG of COME IN TODAY pick your fall etd : oe oo pri we ani “0gys) . CC" _ ‘Marilyn | PARTLY CLOUDY AND d b ht f R I St k! CLOUDY ARIAS wararobne rig rom our Keguiar JoTocCK. »'e or ‘ A \ : : . I—————— AL | Vv Ex Wo Rick : . pertly tailored . . . 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The mercury will drop: into | Established 928 * 4 “id .: ALABAMA AT VERMONT ST. | 40's ow" the lakes in the Dakotes and Nebraska while the lowest temperatures from ay Pt o% : : “ERE Tan ® WE RU _ into the Ohio Valley and down fo Okishoma should be in the 50s. riche a PA On Ay roe - cermin, AW FREE PARKING. ES WOLF SL =i Y. 2 ; Rin; . . 5 4 ; in —= en 3 el my : : hl : yi 4 oA 239 W. WA ; £3 7X iam Fi Sp { - 3 4 y + : : : . A a TTT ii ; . de i 4 r . = aly # a - or sy ¢ bbe Zia - i SE ; fi ¢ h a ven “ 51 r - / I.