Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1949 — Page 14

2500 away from their jobs. ! “That number in itself iz not ificant, however. If the steel e goes for one month. most of the city's i forced to close. The Chrysler Corp. Hoosier Iron Works, Globe American! ' Stove and Range Co., Deico Radio Division of General Motors,

| spomored by the Indianapolis and state chambers of conimercs.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

e in Frankfurt, Germany ‘Heavy Receipts Bring Drop Puts off Fight AF

MONDAY, OCT. 3; 1040

Of 25-40c in Hog Prices rere Heavy . receipts forced 10g ia uo For Civil Rights |

Indianapolis py of sows sold at $16 to $18: To P

Sows prices unevenly ChOIC® lightweights remained un-| yw, gu INGTON, Oct. 3 (UP)— sold at i i , a OF mare lower. 2034 a dropped "to $15.50. President Truman agreed with his Steers, heifers, balls and COWS Stags were scarce. | Congressional leaders today to sold at prices fully steady: '° Good and choice fed steers and drop requests for civil rights legisinstances higher (for COWS) meffers sold fairly actively. Me-|lation at this session and aim for {Choice vealer prices dropped $14... ;ori.feds and bulk of consideration of a fair employment ito 32 as lambe sold at steady o,,,yery gold slow. Four loads of practices bill early in the {

[high to mostly-choice 1310-| The President's decision Good and choice 180 to 270-| steers reached $32. disclosed

jpound butchers sold at mostly, Numerous lots and part-loads Leader. Scott W. Lucas. of Illinois, $19 to the freely-paid top Price.» 1. 000d to low-choice 800- after the regular Monday legisia{A few lightweight - and light- d steers and [tive conference at the White /mixedweight 165- to 190-pounde’) yearlings sold at $28 to $30, | -| House. ‘ 3 |dro to $1850 to $18.75. ly $28 to $29.50. Mr. Lucas said the President

|Weights from 100 to 180 poundsi™ p to just-good short: 2nd leaders of both houses had

. {feds received bids and sales 1 agreed to let the civil rights fight Death Car Driver lly $25 to $27.50, barely steady go over until next session. But, | prices. Scattered common and Mr. Lucas added, “the Senate will medium native grassers brought! definitely take up on bill

: : $19 to $2350. Several lots of early in the next session.” in imostly good grade brought near House Speaker Sam Raybura {$26 to $27. A few medium short- said that House Democratic lead

i Life ig moved at $24 to $25.50. ers will meet tomorrow with the | o0o0si oes ; . |Senate policy committee in an | H jor L ‘ | Bring 315.50 to 317 {effort to determine when Congress In Kentucky Crash |" Good beef cows sold at $16.50 can adjourn. Times Speeial {to $17. Commons and mediums

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 3— Po , : Poioy sda are holding the[PTOUSSL 31430 to 314.50. Can Doctor Hurt in Crash

Thirty-one Indiana business and professional people are shown above as they arrived in Frankfurt, Germany, Saturday on the four 4. C0 or a car in which a Colum- ners and cutter sold at $11.50 “On Muncie Hospital Tour MUNCIE, Oct. 3 (UP)—-Dr.

bus, Ind, man died last night $14.

within 30 days these plants will, mill are painting their

when they are not on picketing duty at the main gate of the’

le i They stood and sat in small their beds and gave rise to a yesterday.

ps talking of the strike, and " Dr, W. 1 id that rou gor J Before iv poison gas" panic was cleared Schuler Ginn said tha

at 3 MAks-aniit table. d.|® leaky railroad tank car of been made. The hot mill was quiet. Only the SUIPhuric acid were “pretty much In severe pain, Mr. Douglas plant ‘watchmen were on duty, cleared up.” There were no ill was brought to the hospital here along with their time ®ffects, with the exception of & 77 miles from the scene of the . the watchmen drew a feW Taw throats and cases of yecident by a Washington state

Condition Reported Satisfactory After

in a wreck. The crash followed podium

a 9 ® ® | "1 N_1_ C400 AAR | and good sausage, Owens, Cincinnati physcian, e closed. I XL) I Cc rt J + D { | a five-minute, 80 mph police chase, 1. 5014 at $1650 to $17.50.] Meanwhile, the workers of He Poison Gas Fog 14 ou us ice Lug as S lover Louisville streets. |Cutters and commons brought|2% L Lo ¢ Si poupitnt Jnaptetigna

The dead man is William Sims.|gj050 to $16. Good heavy beef

son of Mr. and Mrs. Keiskill pig moved at $15 to $16.50. |ation, was injured. seriously yes.

television student at a Louisville { school, Mr. Sims was a passenger at $28 to $30, prices §1 to $2| pr Owens was taken by ambu-

in the car of Nathan Shelton, 21, lower. Commons and mediums jgnece to Ball Memorial Hospital,

nteel | | Bain, Taking leaves and doing Lifts at Lafayette Suffers 13 Broken Ribs From Carpenters +a An Army veteran and aj Good and. dice. vealers ald) aay Whey Spies automobiles

PHBL: te orke ot 5 Dozens Routed by Throws Jurist Down Hillside | Money Will Go Into mt airy, N.C. ; sold steady at $20 to $21.30. less than an hour after he had down to the main gate to talk Pel Car Acid YAKIMA, Wash. Oct. 3 (UP)—Supreme Court Justice William Political Drive Fund Rams Another Car [Culls dropped to $12. inspected the hospital and drivea to the pickets. Times Sate Service +0. Douglas was reported in “satisfactory” condition today at St. . Police said they attempted to] Large packers bought the bulk away toward Ft. Wayne, LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct 3 Flizabeth's Hospital where he was taken after suffering serious By _Scrivms-fauird Nasagsgere catch Shelton when he was ob- of fat lambs at steady prices.| Seven other persons wers ime Conversation and Euchre y $ : injuries when his horse threw him down a rocky hillside. 8T. PAUL. Minn. Oct. 3—Wil-/ so. 004 speeding. The chase end- Good’ and choice mixed weights jured as cars driven by Df.

. Yesterday at noon about 320 A dense sulphuric acid fog which The 50-year-old jurist suffered 13 broken ribs and a deflated liam Hutcheson, president of the 4 when Shelton crashed with sold at $23.50 to $23.75. Medium Owens, Dan Smith, 29, Detroit, 4 ounged around the gate. routed dozens of families from right lung when his horse reared and flung him down the siope carpenter's union, today donated another car, killing Mr. Sims and and good moved largely at $21 to and Mrs. Wanda Pankey, Eaton,

the nation, Oth od re SWAY here today. blood plasma was being kept on Boy Spends nation, Others played euchre ™ o.°; police said vapors from hand, but no transfusions had é

$100.000 to the American Feder- injuring himself and three other $22.50. A few commons sold at piled up in the crash. : i ’ litical . persons in the second automo-'$17.50 to $20. pt Night (ston. of 1abor's pelitien- same [o8 good 34. FLOODS KILL 20 SPANIARDS

Puign: fund. DO el i televi pot aml Gio mostly MADRID, Spain. Oct. 3 (UP) : gs | o” (omni . elton. aiso a television stu- d fed Southwestern vearlings A , Spain. Oct. 3 ( — His tion was significant be poun y 8 Just Dozing in oats Mr. Aa a life-long dent, is held onjcharges of assault in fully-shorn pelts sold at $18. Recent floods along the northern EF f Th f {Republican, had refused to con. and battery, speeding and “man- Slaughter ewe prices remained and eastern coasts of Spain killed mpry earer tribute to previous political drives, slaughter, Louisville police said. steady at $5 to $8.50. at least 20 persons and caused

| “RICHARD STRAN I

‘which so far have been in sup-| Other than his parents, Mr.| Tate estimates of receipts were Property damage estimated at GE, 9-year- port df Democratic candidates Sims is survived by three sisters hogs, 11,250; cattle, 2600; calves, more than $6 million, the govern.

contrast to tha normal Bausea. patrol ambulance. |old son of Mrs. Ruth Hillis of 117 for national offices. and two brothers. 500, and sheep, 1275. ment said today. and noise that goes with] The acid fumes came from a N. Chester Ave., spent a strange, Shortly after the donation was : the making of steel, tank car on the Nickel Plate Accompanied by Friend {night— "just dozing” for 12 hours made, AFL President William _ Craties were poised as if to tracks overhead about a half-mile] py, was accompanied on the alone in an empty theater. {Green sald the AFL will continue »

e another lift. They and the South of West Lafayette. Most of 1, niqineering expedition by

Students Routed 3 a wothanan left them hay migat The acid cloud settled over a Bill wanted to see the scenery

mood Purdue University student's trailer iP the summertime when there yn many * camp, driving families out of their Wa# no snow on the ground,” Mr. were remembering the NOMS. gasping and coughing. A, Gilbert said. ; £ 1946, when this mill was| POSOD gas" scare started and' Mr. Gilbert said they were 24 days, Almost the wn | People in their night clothes drove headed for Crystal Mountain, five was tied up. Jobs were 10 the state police post here to Miles from towering Mount find. They were wonder. Seek aid. |Rainier, when the mishap oe1 ft will be that way again| Five units of state police in gas curred. were speculating as would happen if they were

agi

| helped evacuate families.- Several Nim,” Mr. G

: i down a steep, rock-covered hill- Hillis went in to rout the boys policy will apply in next year's not called back to work within| 00 oped with ork obi fg iy side about 50 feet and stopped out for school Richard was miss- campaign in Ohio where Repub-| the estimated 30 days | The fog hung over the lon a ledge. I first feared that his Ing from his bed. Frantic she'ijcan Sen. Robert A. Taft, co-

Stollite nell Busy | trom. about 1:15 a: mn. yesterday back was broken. I made him as

a { 530.2. m. comfortable as possible and then Across Markland St. from the 0 about 5:30 2. m ~~ |started back for help.

mill, workers were going and com- Attendants said the 8u : preme ing normally from the Stellite Blame Despondency {Court Justice was conscious the

t. a unit of the Union Car- / : bide and Carbon Corp. The stein Girl's Death Jtgire trp hers Once he cred

lite has its own rolling mill, and, HAMMOND, Ind.. Oct. 3 (UP) ‘through him. is not directly affected by the steel __Despondency over illness was After examination in emerstrike. {blamed today for the death of gency surgesy. Dr. Ginn anMary Ann Krapik, 20, East Chi- nounced that Mr. Douglas’ chest a lot was being cago, Ind, whose body was re- was “crushed.” The hospital issued What will happen covered from three feet of water a call for blood donors. to Kokomo dnd the nation if the in a marsh here. | In Washington, D. C., neigh-

strike is allowed to‘dontinue. Dr. B. W. Chidlaw, deputy bors of Mrs, Douglas reported There will have to be a settle-| soronor, said the victim appar-|that she left the house hurriedly ment. But when? : ently committed suicide. Death with her luggage Sunday afterg was due to drowning, he said, and moon, presumably to fly to YakWarsaw Boy Killed there were no marks of violence, ima. . Her family reported she had! - As Car Overturns been despondent ever since her re- British Face Tax Mik

Times S¢ate Bertier lease recently from a Lake . ' WARSAW, Ind. Oct. 3 — An County, Ind, tuberculosis sani- If They Fail to Save

skidded from U. 8. 31, five miles; Roy T. Combs, Center Town- save their money. east of here, and overturned. ship Assessor, will speak on “A Douglas Jay, Fconomic Sec- * State police said Murray Wiit-| Christian Attitude Toward Gov- retary of the Treasury and one

| hed to “Bill's horse reared and fell on) masks rushe the scene and ilbert said. “He rolled THIS MORNING when Mrs. yjon here. Mr. Green said the

| Richard and his brothers, Paul its political work independently 4 Lod : A

7104 gallons of acid was released. 111, and Th f the CIO. Hi t engines were just as the Elon Gilbert, his boyhood friend.'1l. an omas, 13, went to the o e ., His announcemen Jus 3 ¥ Tuxedo Theater at 7 p. m. Sunday followed statements by Joseph E.

to see “Look for | Lining."

| The boys liked the show well Of close co-operation with the, enough to see it through twice CIO in political matters, . | {before Paul and Thomas left at! Plan Ohio Policy | } |

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closing time.” { ” . .

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sent his brothers rushing to the author of the Taft-Hartley Act, theater and called police. will be seeking re-election. { On the front row, sound asleep,] The AFL's disappointment over

they found Richard.

{ “Why I was just dosing, Mom,” controlled 81st Congress to repeal Richard said, “it was a swell the Taft-Hartley Act is reflected

show.” {in a report prepared by the fed-| He had been there 12 hours. ieration’s executive hoard. The re-| ——————————— port says: . |

U. S. Attorney

B. Howard Caughran, United

| States District Attorney. will relate his experiences with the fod-L At Panty fined with. the Mepub-

eral government in

meeting of the Indianapolis Lions Club at 12:10 p. m. Wednesday in,

the Claypool Hotel.

'11 p. m. Richard was so entranced,’ |however, he decided te “stay 'till] The policy came out of a meet-

the Silver Keenan, director of the AFL's political education league, in favor

{ing of the AFL's executive coun-| {efl shortly before the federation opened its 68th national conven-|

the failure of the Democratie-

Although the party whose plat- | to Speak form committee committed itself to repeal of the Taft-Hartlex Act won the election, members of

lican Party to defeat the Democratic Party's pledge to make good on its commitment.”

a luncheon

Local Issues

Cartoonists Sketch

—Oot. Se STOCKS

American States pid ...... 18-year-old Warsaw boy, Stanley |tarium. | LONDON, Oct. 3 (UP)- The! Amer on im ens mn a Killsd instantly EE ef ERT | government today threatened the ! e au obile i {British people with still higher ks in which he was a passenger ASsesSOr to Speak taxation if they spend instead of | 3opoa: err! ol, SoW «or

Ce » ¢ vitcle Theater com. om Loan 4% d Cont Car-Nu ar

Avr 0 com ....... 14% 3% ka o gana ser ] Ri 1 WASHINGTON, Oct..3 (UP)— & k

aom “ree Bobbs- Merri pfd 4'a%

‘Truman to Launch Bid Asked |

..n "5*/Bond-Selling Tour

..../More than 40 of the nation’s top cartoonists and comic strip art38% ists take their sketching pads to 8 ss the White House today to do a ‘1414 1412 job on President Truman. 26 100

shire, 17, also of Warsaw, the ernment” at 12:30 p. m. Thyrsday of Sir Stafford Cripps’ top ad- Cummings Eng com’ driver, was uninjured. He told in the First Baptist Church at visers, admitted that devalua- ca * Ma. 0 | — cartoonists are here for the lies he lost control of the car Franklin, Ind. tion had produced a real threat Gomselidates ind sid »* af oh Ration Wide oe ne ig & heavy rainstorm and it ms ————— > of inflation and a rise in the cost Delta Bec com =. 9% Mote the sale of U. §. Savings overturned when he slipped onto Official Weather of living. . Jay ‘dors Sid ww 7°" Je tir Witte H a soft shoulder. » UNITED STATES WEATRER RUREA Speaking at the annual meet- S009 J {6 PIS wal of" ppb [gi Bip gy . Young Sinton was thrown ot, 3 - ing of the Westminster Local Hook Drug Co com. ees i ® artists will stage the premisre from the car and died of a frac-| Susriss 001 Sums. ss Savings Committee, Mr. Jay said +1 {a1 Of their bond-selling show whicht— tured skull at the scene. Rasim, dm, ded. Ls = - n the degree to which inflation!{d 3X 104 iwi be Yeisdied in 3 other cities ’ : or since Jan. 1... 367 rom coast to coast. : . - fotah Bulls nee Jun. 1, . 30 SOUS" be limited depeniied UN ne» a YOU CAN GET the deal of your old truck's paying for a brand new International be! M ic’ p The following Sabie shows the tempera- how far the public are willing [adpis water Co om 18% 11% 2 8 8 : { ) tap the Mus ays |w nd cities: meh Lael SAVE rather than spend.” |Indols Water Co 3% ota 108 "| PARTICIPATING in the show,| life— right now at our piace. Don't let any sympathy for us stop you Grandmother $17,000 ; "Ea u a Missi | jefferson '& ions) Life com |. {arranged by the Treasury A That's | se we have some Interna. [rom making the deal of the year! x beria ssiona ily 3 8. partment, are such widely known . ¢ : NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (UP) — ° 1 | ry | T | cartoonists as Al Capp, creator of tional KB-5's, KB-5L’s, KB-7s, Interna- And there's always a chance that Mrs. Shirley Spindle, a Baton ela n To Address Society erington $3! “LI'l Abner”; Milton Caniff, who, tional chassis with Metro® bodies, and of ii “still 3} Rouge, 1a. gran other, was angville i Miss Statia Swope, who is on : 9 draws ‘Steve Canyon’; Gus Ed-| . 5 ong or Trucs can get out and riense By $7.00 today for cars ff Harie.- if \leave.as missionary from Liberia, Ning’ Bf sn pie i, S0n_of “The Gumps”; George, other models that can’t do anyone any go—profitably—for you. So bring ‘em in. rectly identifying mys anapolis jetty) (West Africa, will address the § fd Fb Serv com ||. Hlls 182 Wunder. who draws “Terry andi good sitti -our floors... Our factory trained mechanics wi tune on the American Broadcast- fami” Ws a 1% ‘Woman's Society ..of Christian & ® Mallory Sree tah... 05-4 % the Pirates.” and Ray Van Buren, BGO Sus : ’ ; will-go . Co's “Stop the Music ox Orleans ” nM i Service tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.| Nsere Fs ge: ¥ ge of “Abbie & Slats.” ; You don’t have to have Scotch blood Over Your truck with a fine tooth comb. . Oklahoma NR en in the Heath Memorial Methodist B ny es The artists will remain in| , . Then cin decide whether it’ rogram kianoma City’ l1illl : {Ross “Ge. 3 n know here whoppertuni : 1 gin Spindla won the §17.000 Pmana Sail i Church. ind O & ¥°com ~ do's 22 Washington until Wednesday and . that sesoll A trade ii overhaul desl for Mie prizes ast night by naming an Antonie 111 4 | Mrs. Hazel Patterson will give Stokely van Camp 11% 13° [then move on to Boston in their for you! Just roll in that old truck of op a er ome ed nln RT RE RT Tal Eun ad pray opm or een ther ca, ou can 0 com 2 8 rea . i x au SEL . oonist.” . . y . . : a” ig Indianapolis is on their itin- wide when we tell far ill go nw ! ees *++| erary. A detre. Ragistorsd trade Mork of The MoetweFotocast The cartoonists will perform politen Body Company. Ine. rubsidiasy of : three days in each eity. We Seon Noone Cron,

Today's Weather

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY ARIAS

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3 ’ ’ - Ri SNOW SHOWERS [ AE MCRGUIIALOE. COM. IMOTOW.L. A. WAWER. LL IONTS RESERVED ip Satins OZ *

- TONIGHT #4 TOMORROW-—A flow of air coming up from the Gulf of Mexico will be +

sastorn third of the natien for the next 24 hours. This moist Gulf airflow will

| arrow shows the general path of this-Gulf air stream.

Siaudy diss 1 Yawn by Vea Jotoces and the small cloudiness map. The |

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dividend

“Fire Prevention

wer | : . Week Proclaimed Gov. Schricker today set Oct. 9! ts through Oct. 15 as Fire Preven-| se tion Week im Indiana and set aside Sunday, Oct. 16, as Chil- ; dren's Day. 08% Both proclamations coincide 1081, With nation-wide observances. ae In the Fire Prevention Week

aiaeigss sSwaisisaany 3

Local Produce

proclamation the governor pointed out that fire destruction and loss {of life “concerns the entire citi-

A » Gn nd

1] ta’ » ie . and over, 33¢.| 2enry of the state” and that by under dla The ‘spd "Leek 18e; hears | exercising greater care and caugoo 20, eocky Tic. and No. 3 voultry, tion “the life and fire losses can

ge TL “) *We:| He urged all churches and pubmm ; ne rade Se

Butterfat—No. 1. 4c. Ne, 2. ble. {Day as set aside by the Children's

orn g | be greatly reduced.” ~

$c. Grade A tic agencies to observe Children's

ew No. 3 red wheat. 4 Tlie a Ti 0. ts. SOE

Local Truck Grain Prices

ew No. 1 ki soybeans. 32.08."

{| Day National Council.

YU. S. Statement

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INTERNATIONAL

| WABHINGTO .. 1

fiscal year with a year :

N. Oct ‘ment expenses and receipts for the current ! taroush t. 5 compared

1 as ance 5. bile ebt . 358. d Teasrve 24.802.841.304

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INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE LS ANG Ae.

(UP) —Govern-

He TRUCKS

Denses ..... $10.574.317. 010 05s { = ny Ee Hill JEN Ee P= - INDIANAPOLIS FACTORY BRANCH—1065 WEST WASHINGTON

1,930,151 | | eum

Dealers everywhere — indiana Factory Branches: Evansville, Fort Wayne, Gary, " 22,085,000 8 — : So »

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Pitching has the Tribe's su treal is starv hits. The Roy national Leag season and w hits per gan tilts. Since the Tr the Royals hax hits. It has hitting and no qualified the ¢ World Series. Moans fo Montreal M per was moan implied that ©

much faith starter tonigh giant Negro

won 20 games loads of Roy: playoff inning issued 22 bas Les Fleming on Montreal After two wer inning, Nanny free pass and a high home | center - field fe was 367 feet a over a 40-foc bounced in the A throwing Clyde King in the Indians Fleming led of a double, adva choice and scc way's fly to King was de: ner’s single ane a 19-year-old | nish the gam He gave up the fifth, dishi on balls, one who scored on Two double Gionfriddo ga lonesome scort

Due Her Should Quee games and los campaign and night, the Tril with a three-g this best-of-se Both clubs leave here tom (Indianapolis ' in Indianapol Wednesday. The fourth Victory Field p. m. Playoff be box seat: grandstand, . § sion, $1.50, an Trainlo: Tribe Notes: Indianapolis here tomorrov coaches. Seve ball writers & nouncers will Victory Field's ring with Fre: baseball offici: Indianapolis i dent Hector 1 dent Lucien Bi Manager Pau Manager E. J 1938 DePauw | Secretary Ge Others includ nessy, Interna dent who play Dame 1901-19 ton, president American Lea ley, Internati tary.... Amer ficials “here — league preside lish, league se attending the Grew for the O'Rourke for terday’'s gate tendance, 16,0 $25,008.02. P 058.82. Comn $3764.70. Ea

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