Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1949 — Page 26

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Push Sale of Heaters; Furnaces; emer 5 unin 40 81 Top $17.50 Scale | JE Pointer ses elsious movie every, homas, 49 8. Pennsylvania St. "Paid for Lot ; kK: : ; Th thi * t Have Plan fo Install Bigger Tanks |x all of Indianapolis Averaging ths. ne ey enjoy s opportunity

They rang the sales bell on hot! ; : Tf TET largely cause, of the start and| By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor {water heaters, | Hogs today sold at prices steady ” 3 A - 7 k ge Saacrifice ot he Rev.) ames} THE OIL FURNACE business is booming. So are the) Milton Caniff, comic strip artist, to fully 25 cents higher than yes- a SBIR io 1s visiting the pbs og fuel oil companies. The coal strike is a Klondyke for them. | a speak 35 tie. Indianapolis terday s three- year Jo to 000. - I RE anh a ra Everytime John L. Lewis goes into a production pout | . +. Sam Insull Jr, has joined W./80od and choice 170-to-240-pound | , y senting previews of’ pictures pro-| 1 oil vendors and furnace salesmen jump with glee. F. Souder Jr., head of the Soudeributchers brought $17 to $17.25 per of To duced by the Cathedral Films, the fuel oil vendors insurance agency, Indianapolis, to hundredweight in the Indianapolis of which he is the head, this aftThe. headline they like most contains” the gloomy words, ;,. 1nsull-Souder, Inc., in Chi- Stockyards. The top pries F115 on : Soon jn he Hott Antlers, | .y : was paid late for about e i 4 minister-producer saw a “Coal Strike.” |cago. . i t ; £ : y sl. Six ‘Hooslér co-ops will. be rep-| {of hogs weighing an average. 0 hh ul crushing need for religious movies They like thrift homes, too. latana Association "of Insurance resented at the National co- ~Opera- Near. 200 pounds, 25 cents higher) ; professionally produced, he" says.| The little houses built to sell! Agents. {tive Milk Producers Federation [than ay dp. year ow, set Tues: ny Rug nat BY he : Setisatedt _|” He's tops on insurance prob-meeting in New York, Nov. 7-10.| " at low prices don’t have base-|, == _ "10nd national hori-| They are Evansville Milk Pro- any TE. tied y Saterday. & 25, tm Rev. ie x: Friedrich $100,000 to founding the non-| ments, ho place to: store cont: 5m Irito Fis “ear flow the: prob: ducers Association; Indians Dairy posed fir tate 1946 oF acomroles pe— {Eo Catfiedral Pia > a] The builders put in a small utility jones of all the states in control- Marketing Association, Muncie; days. ghteen thousand movie room or ‘wall oil heaters, ling insurance practices, and if a Indianapolis, Dairymen's Co-opera-| Although heavyweights were, ate’ a onors aters show films made hy. Ru What worries 4 bad one shows up in Arkansas; or tive, Inec.; Mid-West Producers scarce, weights from 24 ber of major studios which spen the oll men is ¢ "8 North Carolina, he and the as- Creamery, South Bend; Vigo Co- pounds brought $16. 50 oe Fond millions every day,” was his com‘the tanks are BEF {sociation see that the low-down|operative Milk Marketing Oo. Lightweights from 100 .to 160} (ment in an interview. often too small. AEN" sets to the other state commlis- Inc, Terre Haute, and the Wayne pounds sold at $14.50 to $16.50. n i |~-“On-‘the- other. hand, Cathedral | They require fre-% igioners. Co-operative Milk Producers, Inc., Sows. Steady to Strong Films is the only producer which quent ; deliveries, * " "Frank Viehmann, gray-haired Ft. Wayne. : | Sows sold at. prices pre. J to] I is devoting itself to thé churches, lots of truck Sige SU (and usually gray-suited) Indiana ” (strong. Most 300- to 550-pound| Sweating. n | Took Issue With Goldwyn stops and wage | (lsat [insurance commissioner, "- close 60 Per Cont sows sold 8 33 to’ $16. “Choice Ceremonies Monday 4A _publi¢c verbal battle recently!

k? hed $16.5 Odd weights over ~ cost bE {friend and long time confidant! ayneon Div Teas 5 dione. tn A ea, W carried on by Samuel Goldwyn, a OI of the : wil be his host Division is an. impor:.g00. pounds 0 A to C1450 Telford Orbison state har as. pig Hollywood producer, -aid- the

t) tant part of General Motor's big. Lower-grade steers and year-s, clation President. has named oll col pA Hiss : . | four-plant wheel turning out lings sold at barely steady prices. [Sag a iT committee to attend Rev. Mr. Friedrich lujaine ne po ng the / : of Skill ord Years | Diesel locomotives, Cows brought firm prices and bull| swearing-in ceremonies honoring Sinister attitude toward moving a an. OWD~ Mr. Hartle EMPLOYMENT is tightening. GM now produces 60 per cent quotations rose as much as 25 Nathan Swaim-.in Chicago Mon- Pur ioldwyn was quoted” a8 And they : Y [The first hit are those lacking in| 2f Oll-fifed railroad power will cents. [day. saying that all censorship should ers. » “easy to buy. |experience, and getting ofd. (plants ‘at La Grange, Ill, an-- Small lots of medium to just-| Judge Swaim will become. an be - Hfted tron moving - pictures: make ’ ’ The Employnient Service of In-| Other plant in Chicago, one inigood short-fed eating steers interim member of the U. 8. Cir- gp 1c a Gallon diana reports these two barriers Ulevelaid, and the Allison plant sold at $26 to $27. Bulk of me- cuit Court of Appeals. meeting of the Motion Picture!

He was addressing the #&nnual

owner in the clerical field. ere with a total of 13,500 em- dium grassers brought $23 to, The committee includes: - ers ra. THE SMALL HOME deal-| Wage rates have dropped to a vloyees. $23.50. - Fed fommon yearlings! yrom - INDIANAPOLIS: Chairmsn Mi- THentt? Owners of Americ. with signs a contract J twe or level not acceptable to the well- John. Love, Cleveland Press, and heifers sold at $15 to $18.50. gee L FAUSEr Trafg cafe. THkebe ft E hini,” *he Rev. Mr. Friedrich reer. He puts in a tan qualified office worker in the pre- reports that the step-up in Diesel Good and choice were absent, but Wises. Dan V, White, Harry O. Chamber po tt the size of the one in. Kart P. Panter, Joseph J. Daniels. called. “T didn’t feel that the three times ent a 8cribed age range,” explained the production has shortened the quotable at steady selling prices. Merie N ‘Miller, John L.. Niblack, Edward icture - industry had they had, and tacks on 1 antl it Employment Service. “On the turnover span from steam to oil-' Medium and good beef cows B Reis Jr. ang Fay, GO. Jaks. asper. moving Vi thy to ayn cengallon - to. their oil bill un other hand. those. with little or electrics from 30 to -10-to-14! sold at $15.50 to $17.50. Odd head Alex M Campbell. Phil McNagny, James gs freedom. 1 sald that n is paid for. fe up & NO experience, or those with con-|YeATs. ‘reached $18. Common brought/y’ HERA and tl Hii Ja. they took such liberty “jt would In that way they tle ? s siderable experience but in higher| GM next year will be able to $14 to $15. Canners and cutters ou SOM SOUTH BEND: Oeorge Damen. nmediztely start a movement in customer, make fewer on th age brackets, do not meet job [produce 2000 Diesel-eléctrics” aisold at $11 to $14. Odd head of FROM HAMMOND: L. L Bomberger. the aL: *hurch-to-organize and sell a bigger oil tank on the] {specifications. listed in current, Y<0.0 Railroads have about 10 good heavyweight sausage bulls hcpsrd P- Tinkham and Luther M something similar to the C TEuN me side; tell | Openings.” |millforn horsepower In Diesel en- brought $18.75. Bulk medium and, STROM EVANSVILLE: Willam Tae! Légion of Decency to protect their on companies-are quick to tel Much the same exists in some Sines and 35 million horsepower good moved at $16.50 to $18.50. 8ed oo oo Cov ron: Mart J. O'Malley children. : Boussholdeiy that for the next 12, of he more highly skilled occu- still in eam, (Sood heavy beet bulls reached |“Fmon TERRE WAUTE: & DeWitt Owen. “There's nothing wrong with, to J years, at Just, Then thy PUTS; ich be machine, tool a Nw SANDING devin ate M1 voter meng ss map [087s SHG HEE the, pica bung, thal god remind "home users

taches ‘to the exhaust pipe of | A light supply of good and yingennes: Qurtis W. Roll, Kokomo; David clean - stories couldn’t solve.” } f ofl is actually less than it was {makers, sheet metal workers and| an automobile. Turn a lever and | | ehioics ght. supply Sa at $28 Garg, Koger r DB Beige & Lafayette: John| Letters come to the Rev. Mr. of 0 w, 14 furniture finishers. Applicants| y cEacdin, Rockville; Albert H. Cole, Friedrich from all over the last year (12.8 cents no {are avallable, but few get jobs be sprays sand under rear 4; $31. Common and medium Peru; William Imam Bowler: George ¥ Unit 8 ‘ + "|. wheels spinning on the-ice. Steveris, Puts Fred Matthews, TRorth | Tnited tates supporting his cents last year). cause of . again brought $18 to $27, but Vernon: George N. Craig, Brasil; C. i » ag "oo o ‘oth en. Greencastle: Samuel Trabue, Rush- Views, The wire services and ls Cheaper | .s ‘One, Two, Three coef ohendeaely zr. S7mous Hover! &. newspapers in the country carried eq ’ ’ ’ 12 to $1 .. Marion; nue utt, Green E Coal po Fpepie, will still tell Crediteers |. A NEW FEATHER is stick-.- All slaughter classes of lambs fod Fetersburs: Charles Cr" Pox. "defers on or (20uL the Soutroversy. be-, 0 At coal is cheaper, when| TOM COUGILL, head of the ing In the hat of the Cummins sold steady. Good and choice na-*°YL15rd Trippet, Princeton: Ira Hay y - a yn. Jou et it. and that it makes State Department of Financial In-| Engine Co., Columbus, Ind. Cum-|tive lambs sold at $23.50 to $24.{maker. Franklin, Charis E Smith, At a Supplement Sunday Schools You Bd warmth, no ups | |stifutions, will address the meet: mins- -powered trucks came in one, Small lots reached $24.50. A deck C. Harlan, Richmond. Bernard C..o Gavi, | Religious movies as. this min3 yom of the automatic con- ing of the Indiana Association of two, three In the national Ameri- of mostly good fed Western lambs Bloomington, Jullan Sharpnack, Columps’ ister-producer contemplates’ them a Is with the house cold one {Installment Credit Companies, can Truck Association contest in Of* .88-pound average weights don, Monticello; Ai afence Frown. Rien constitute a tremendous force for rn, and hot the next, in the Claypool Hotel a Phoenix, Ariz. reached $23.50. Medium and good John H. Morris, New Cast le: Ray w Clarks religious education. They can be! iy "Mr. Lewis Keeps {week from tomorrow. | Cummins gave a tall trophy to nativessold at $20 to $23. Slaugh- Muncie: George WW. LonK Co awiey, used to supplement inadequate up clouds of uncer-| ‘Also given top-billing are David John H. Castner, winning, driver ter ewes remained steady at §10 Lxhart, Par? or. Lebanon. Portland. sud Sunday = school instruction, he]

a La the home user's coal] B: Lichtenstein, executive vice of the contest who earns his bread down: ee (says. The Rev. Mrs. Friedrich supply, he will make a lot of President. American Investment'and butter from Pierce Auto oil Issues ~~~ ~~ 7|thinks Protestant Sunday school;

{Co. of Illinois, and Captain A. A. {teachers are not sufficient] : e oil companies p Freight Lines, Medford, Ore. ently gy ot Furnace Srv po | Nicholson of the Texas Co. New Works Board Ge ts —~Nov, 3 trained for their work. Religious:

York. | NEW FROSTING PAINT goes STOCK» Asked movies will aid both teacher and . Panel discussions are aptly on with a brush, looks like ground Sewer Reports | American Sia con ceaste 3 » 5 pupil in ways that cnly pictures Sankable Safety

{labeled “Installment Cash Lend-/glass, and will be used in bath-| Preliminary engineering reports od By I ETT | | 104 * can, he holds.

EMPLOYEE accidents are cost. Ing” and “Time Sales Financing" room and other don’t peek win- on a $240,000 University Heights Belt RR & Sik a pid... 33% | “When the minister-producer being industry less in Indiana. {good for those in the business dows, {sewer project were submitted to) Bowie: Merrill com we - 3 gan -to release pictures from For years the State Insurance but not too ear-bending for the » {the Works Board today. ‘entral Sova 3 oe “a2 [Cathedral Films In 1938, he knew Department has been working public. No Conduit City Engineer M. G. (Ole) John =. on 4 go (Of only 25 churches in America hand- love With the Indiana eo.» ; "AN UNEXPEC TFD place’ in on said the line So extend from Sant Cary BC : 1B ih! with Blovie, Jrojectors, Now he State: r of-Commerce and Ball El \ Capitol and Southern Aves. 10 Cummins En pill | Gl says about 50,000 congregations | evates Two . [which the steel strike has made AV and U ity Consolidated Bicanee $8 pfd ... are e d with faciliti ther organizations, urging them 1 Madison Ave. niversity Consolidated Ind equippe wi acilities for : pers with| O: FRED REIMAN has been [itself felt is in the supply of steel Heights |Gonsalidated ind ofd ...... 3 ' showing movies. _to keep plying members {made director-of sales: and Philip; conduit for interior wiring. The portion of the line south of | Del ts ple Sicysisies com” 1 He finds a wealth of color, adsafety literature. ~~ since W- Hatch manager of commercial] Th Supply has been nip and 1...u® Ave will be reserved for|lars Coes ble. u ie venture, Ipterest; characterization The sffort has horn tes Products for Ball Brothers Co, t¥ck for some time, but the strike ory sewage until designs for {ome Tel & Te 5 otd and all the other elements for 1933 compensation insurance rates) py," oromotions. followed the|Mt the local market Ward in 1- Spl Fa Cinterceptor can! com 19% popular films in the Bible. When have dropped 51 Penetits. Re-/death Sept. 30 of Fred J. Petty, Inch. 8'-Inch and d-ineh stock. bo completed. The portion north|[ i he produces one, it is with profour Increases a ne otha [Ball vice president, who had been The Sanborn Electric Co., big of Troy Ave. to Pleasant Run is , C0 ‘geaee 38% 29% fessional Hollywood actors and in cently rates dropped a director of packerwiife and| Supplier, had -to get 3500 feet |: 409 to take some storm ] EY Dud... 5? 7a the same size as the usual theater seven per cent in spits Bis 10 per! ommercial closure sales for{from Muncie and a later ship-|q..in,c0 nd Co . co or 17% movie, cent Increase mn eli a {ake|DOBFLY 25 years. ment from Ft. Wayne for the yr Jonnson sald some storm, dois Wat ier, ie Uae 1m | Wrote Scenario as Thesis The ten bigges pan | Mr, Reiman left a vice presi- 30.0 million Glidden elevator job overflow. will be channeled into) ingan & Co pid. : | Inspiration” “fop=-shis present |

iB shout 39 ili Todi In. dency with the Anchor Hocking gl whieh has consumed 5000 feet in pe creek. IL 3 Sravnevenden «4% career began when the Rev. Mr. dustey a $317,000 in Glass Corp. in 1939 to join the/the last three weeks. | Main sanitary disposal lines Linc n 54 ofd g Friedrich was a student in the

Ball Co. Mr. Hatch has been with) Other suppliers are reported will connect with the Bean Creek Mastic Asphalt: oo. i000 ais By irgini a Episcopal Theological safety engineering, but the seven the Ball Co. since 1932. bringing in hard-to-get conduit/and Pleasant Run sanitary inter- itt Homes Ine " Seminary. “A professor. made the

Jes tnt Ndustion saved mo . & =» from as far as Pittsburgh. ceptors. i Ind Fup Serv se ++. 104%. 108 [story of Paul—his missionary $500, prm———— ? bot Jose jour ’ Rn 0 ratio-cal ullat od. They! inside Antennas Industrial building otherwise Ind Pub Serv 412% ....1.. 20%, Journeys and his shipwrecks come

IB \ iB. R Mallory com § 21 vividly to life. So impressed w are figired at 60 per cent for - TELEVISION antennas are try- "cr Cp ve, enough steel for Chain Store Council La 201 y p 28

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Progre dry ec a) : : anothér three weeks, Pub Serv of Thd com ....... 33% 36" Student Friedrick that he wrote

‘benefits, 40. per cent for ex-ing hard to go where the radio: unch n ub Serv of (nd-3i4 oid ..... 8 his graduation thesis in the form penses. The last rate drop came antennas went, out of sight and Rok butiding, humming as Schedules Ll eo ; | Eo « Gear Tool | com... lM Wr ff — on Paul. thio when “the benefits hit! inside the sets. . : %""iwinter approaches with buyers. Robert B., Corbett, agricultura E.ii8. Gar oid CISTI TAI was corny,” he. recalled 2 ig B nt, expenses 39 per cent. | E, H. Wiederract; manager of wanting to get under cover be- counsel > tne. National Associ Stokely Van Gimp oid arias Rt anghingts todas “Tt cous ru] This steady decline in the cost the Radio & Traffic Appliance] wg the snow, has a labor short- Hon ha As c Shain re Co T Fanner a co 310% pia ——e } be produced. But it serv ed a pur-, “of compensation insurance is due, Division of the General Electric “Ei M o > t a luncheon Nov, 17 in the Ath- United Telephone 8% prd i. pose with me,’ largely to the persistent work of Supply Corp, has announced] ‘th Hey i eadley, sutrataty & {3 Club. Union ats Co " While he makes religious films the State Insurance. Department seven new TV models, six with the{the M drion County Residential’ A ie 5G ) ne tary-l Ex-dividend, rion which are shown all over the. encouraging. Ee —— lowering antennas bullt inside, Ruilders, Inc., yesterday reported alter 8. Greenough, secretary ee ot Opes 4 — X : i: Prices break under ‘the $300 thet the home ‘bulldérs ‘were in'treasurer:’ of the € hain Store Amerscan oun Ra 60 , yw “mark and ~ the top stay safely. “And 1 just 1 ‘or rg carp@nters: authority on farm support a an fife i a & nr st under the $500 mark. An ust found two yester- uhner Fertilizer 3s viens Name Finder | ‘The inside antennas 1 ‘h Sens tng Te] 4! : promise day, e sald. City ze 14 ue . PARENTS of new-born babies “good reception almost. any-| Other crafts in the near- short: Police "Gaming Squad fod la Sn a i 56 have a fairly easy time of it In where" depénding upon the loca- age stage are bricklayers and {ndois Paint & Color 3s. 84 Muncie. tion of the installation. ] stone masons. They earn good Raids Cigar Store Boi Fig, R. H. Gifford sees to that, He money. too. Their minimum rate Armed with a search warrant, dois Fatiwayvs 5s 67. Helps them find fismes. He sub. ‘Court of Flame’ is $2 an hour, but nobody pays & Police gaining squad raided w Re BY its five of six ‘suggested names) N _ that little. They get $2.50 an hour C18Ar store a ayne Ave. Langsenkamp S80 for $1.10. But if one of his names MBAS WATER het Hix and up with a Toie, It all adds today but made no arrests. { Paper Pub arya nn reais is selected, hie tells parents that yi. gi jee campaign was labeled Up to $3.50 to $4 dn hour. They confiscated 38 books of pute Felophone Sloe he would be glad to accept another yy, «Court of Flame” ‘with War! Carpenters’ wages range from ‘baseball tickets, a jar of pick- Traction Terminal 8s 51 7 cents for wolving their pro Bond prizes. $1.75 an hout to $2.25, but when and-win tickets and one policy tocol Pr d in ~Pogr-Hoosters- cashed: in: They &-COREACLOR gots. a. good crate, 00K: wok ota 10 ues sand. the Indi 1i He slses up the family Sychon] Ras anapolis.Church Fade, p were Ed 1. Shepherd, 1430 W. man on his payroll, he pays INDIANAPOLIS "CLEARING gorse ! Poultry ~PFowis. 4! and over, 3301 eration. logically,. looks ‘closely at: the 35th Rt; Arthur Francis, 5530 In- enough to keep him. flan EA 00a under 4 4 ibs and a

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8 is carried on with the consent of the Rt. Rev. Eric. Bloy, bishop of 1064s the . Episcopal Diocese of. Los. 3 Angeles. as | ~The Rev. Mr. Friedrich is spon{sofed in his presentation today {by the Indiana Visual Aids Co:

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