Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1949 — Page 16
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What You'll Pay J THE NEW RATES, round trip, between here and Washington by | coach are now $35.03, But under
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The 100 order also fixed a/lower in slow opening trade in minimum increase of § cents in|the Indianapolis Stockyards.
ces firm es cents higher. Bull prices steady.
Two loads of
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1 1s0p, 43, ! e increased rate the round trip, | Av Di Bo van term “British Socialism” he sup-| oF up all Wight 16 & NCI him, forced Mim Into a bar and Posed was just a preview of Seb ellos iy chair, will be about $39.40. took $31 from him before letting 207, Capehart's argument.” He guhner oo ~~ If you want to go cushy With pin, aut gt St, and Madi. WADtS to debate the difference be- §*ing" Pub at lower berth, you oan now mae aon Ave, about 107. ny tween the Democrat and Republic: “t Tie hae y.. the for $70.55. Under the new! x so veusiold woman told poliee »" Party programs, the Congress: Bub onan wo * — fare would approximate she was near Park Ave, [an sald. { rs s er AT, and Ohio 5t. when & man grabbed : iJ. S. The New York coach round trip ner and told her: “You'rs going Daniel B, Hill Dies u tatement ec fs about $42.67. Under the neWiyiin me" He fled when she | “WASHINGTON,” Nav.’ 1 [Uli=-Qovern; rate the fare would APProximate yereamed. : Here After Brief Winess fire. “Foe! your : com: $48.01, and that's snoosing in och Sa ===. .| Daniel B. Hill machinist at the py pprses 4 4 coach [Police > iLink-Belt Co, Ewart Plant the Receints i, Ly lima wh er ing Un on ork [i 23. our, ded yesterday FE ie Th ne IAMS. be =aiching Up on Work [nis home, 1007.8] Lyndhurst Public Dent nt & 3ar10 40. which is a lot ofl A Bloomi n man's efforts to Drive, after an illness of six days. | . upinach to push through the ‘wins 08tch up 'n hi. work-during the| He was 60. : INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING . ¢ “dow for & peek at the town. |[Pre-dawn hours today brought a| A native of Grayville, Iii, Mr, Er iin » The rajlroads north of Ohio [Visit from sheriff's deputies. {Hill was graduated from high 4 : ¥ River and East of the Mississippi], Deputies were dispatched to/chool there and moved to In- Local Produce “) 2 ean put the new rates in en a 8300 Kessler Divd,, the site of a dianapolis 25 years ago. He was| ~ - cL r—— n notice, and they will without[D®W home under construction. on/a member of §t. Ann's Catholic, iat" NTl yg er heavy * losing much time. in report of a mar stealing lum! Church. bis HY ¢ Aa . But that doesn’t mean the pub- "7 Burial will be in Bessadey \ : natead, thev found Joe Solomis A pe BR tt te con, rhe ol RTA RA & \ truck by L.ashlight. The surprised Brothers West C bBo rads fie, ey i, sen BCE, he a he airlinn office. oF simply out), ™ SIVAYY so far behind In/L.; four sons, James Bidon(Local Truck Grain Prices to the family garage. MY Work . have to haul at night.' og Jetterson. Morris Jock! - Cantwell Can PARADE MAGAZINE... AGAIN ters, Miss Mary Martha and Miss jo FINDING A NEW type home IN_ NEXT SUNDAY'S TIMES Helen Mill, all of Indianapolis, yellow vorenms. a.
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at $35 to $29. Bulk common and
at $23 to $23.50. Medium and good brought $20
to $22. Commons moved at $15 to
choice 1056-pound $19, 40, Two| , . Copahart Designates |} 5 (of th dit [10 4 hit smut gt pound t $31 od I EE a ay ML one taker today In his challenge at Fyre .
ing of a 9-year-old girl, admitted
buildings will be new test labara-i mj; 2 bulk 1 But the time the 1eaves/taries. With office space and alfares and established a floor of| Good and chaice 170- to 200- medium brought $17 to $33. Sealing the snesthetic 4 8 8" turned brown the vacation drafting ropm. : 20 cents on any one-way trip. [pound barrows and giits sold at Medium and beef cows Eh 0 A ola Hig * a gadabouts were back home, The testing laboratories will deal] Railroads In the South and($16 to $1650 after $1550 toisold &t $15.50 5 $17.50. ©dd NER et : Figen] Ie. . Union Station began to look ke with the automatic contrels which| West did not apply for new| $16.25 were jd earlier forlhead reached $18. Commons Rawho h B k was foun a mausoleum at midnight. Ne the flow of fuel for the!increase. Basic fates In. thoss|weights up to 240 pounds. A few/moved at $14 to $15. Canners| U ORY MOINES 88 he Po t customers, ot of & jet It will testiareas now are 2.5 cents a mile/240- to 300-pounders sold at §15/and cutters brought $11 to $18.75. .3 0 oe M a Shap: “The bus lines already have|controls in temperatures ranging for coaches and 85 cents into $15.75. Some bids dropped 10| jedium and beet aud Yar hd halt 0 oF 3% Ao stolen the’ big end of the short|from 67 degrees below zero to 160/parior cars 804 sleepers, $14.75 and lower. sausage bulls sol at $1550 to|father's restaurant. : haul trade, yates are lower Aagrose 8 hot. The eastern carriers, In petl:| Sows less than 300 pounds sold $17.50. "Driscoll told police he stale the and they touch TR towns. vie) labs will simulate sand and tioning for the hoost, estimated) at “weak to 25 cents lower.| Vealer prices remained steady. chloroform three weeks ago whe Jages and genera! stops, humidity conditions for desert fly-| that would bring in about ght $14.75 to $1535./Goad and choles sold at $28 te/he broke into the high 00 © They have mmared so much of (In§. And those sub-gero tempers: $37.4 million a year mare in reve Heavier weights dropped 50 cents. g31, Ay and medium He said he also took a typewriter, the the nd Pras ion Set Taeurr Task $100) Weights Train 300 tb 560 pounds brought $19 ta $27.80. Culls|a movie projector, a tape recorder “puie : le A ar opcap|™ Hon deficit incurred last year. moved gt $13.75 to 14, dropped to $12, and other equipment. The stolen sion been buey in the past, SOL no which TY : - Good and choles fed steers and| at. lamb prices dropped 50 8004s were found in his room, potwo am listing dea heifers Sold at prices strong 10 cents. Fed yearlings aid slaugh-|lice said. joss to thelr frog Size, Please 0 C 80 cents higher. Cows wo 3", ewes sold at steady. prices, | Frosecutor Farris W. HUHEE : Bulk good and choice nats! idol "when he Snished hie In
t vestigation. Driscolks statement, in which he a father's he 120 incom plete, said Mr. Hubbard.
Dinner fo Honor
10th Air Force Staff
A dinner meeting of Indianap-
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Tenth Air
admitted grabbing|y
a car while intoxicated. . youth's death. approximately
the extent of the loot.
also ‘had ) rant § M
t 6: ) 1h an tomorrow in PALCO Hall, 1518 SoHo
« [Missing Boy, 3, Found Dead
Nov. 15)
MeGREGOR, Minn.
UH(UP)—The hundreds of woods
to attend his: funeral
land Mrs,
Larcy, 3-year-old son ef Mr. gun Kenneth Coleman, {wandered away from his grandmen and farmers who helped| .. ..:e garm Aug. 28. More than search last August for little Larry! 1000 National Guardsmen; neigh- + {Coleman when he was lost 1fi- the bors gad fopesters ‘searched for forests near here, prepared today! the hey, But his body wasn't
one was injured On _ Apr. spirited the B-35 Wright ¥Pield, Dayton, 0. and the plane turned up
| found until yesterday by a hunter,
You VE ta be to stay car fares east of ao Je oe Tt yon gna north of ah | aren't, people find out, and Jou afr Ww ee es V Trhhe tues the Yay auiF 16 the, SHERI The This is how the new home af the North Side Chevrolet Co. wil fie aacre site af 1148 Ripple Ave. Bill and Paul Kuhn, proprietors, said the building addition, police sald, 4 an a new Cutomgetavce ark, 5 working sl ed » |paxes a "the third ‘granted| rsa will be located on the westside. ~~~ = Ronelia, slgnrst, gnters Sh 42 growth of this company, lf three Years and he brags : y c S L "Richmand_ otc said they alSan vine fre His Wi Hogs Regain Part of 25° luge ma 1 The company has put $165,000 Cents per mile, anc © 44 Fi stare not 1 to ay ae po Blan us Vind ls G6 one we L@8S After Tying "46 Ceiling Rt strong in a highly eom tve , The prewar fares were two oro orm Oar Crash field. One of the reasons is that and three cents a mile respec: og prices today regained in|Odd bh of prime yearlings y The police chief said a quantity White Motor Co. guarantees the tively. - | mid-morning trade part of an reached and $40. of drugstore merchandise Was eost of running ite trugks, no un-| ‘Increase of §3.99 earlier B-eth oom loss that had, ed Steers Go $25-§28 Police Question Youth round in Murphy's car at the leasant surprises in repair bill 4 h trip “| Medium fed robe of the accident in Ww Pn a ah" 8 BA “at Pa Ne Best butchers brought prices steers Bom 150 i Pad In Attack P in. rd Hendren, i of Expands would cost $35.03, an increase of|steady with Jegteidars quota average sold at $25 fo $28. Just-| ANGOLA, Ind, Nov. 15 (UP)—|Grosse Point, Mich, was kil Allison pan $3.99. Phe first class fare would tions selling and receiving medium grassers and warmed-up| Police today sald g Tri State Ool| ‘Murphy's car collided with a ALLISON is three new/be $47.58, up $5.28, bids 25 cents per hundredweight| yearlings sold at $21 to $23.50. lege student held for questioning in several Earlham a of the M helfers moved SoRRection with 0, near t
mond police said a manslaughter warrant had been issued since the
At the time of the aceident, Richmond police said, they found $400 worth of sundries in Murphy's. car ./but they believed then that was
The Richmond police said they .-embezzlement hi ant again in gnother Richmond case when notified of
Police arrested Malcolm H. MeCready after he strolled into the A and P Bar here, fired a shotat the ceiling, then walked out without saying a word. No|
4, 1948, McCready away from He a few
RE he wa sapound ois GOP view at
gram which deals
e Problema of men’s lives. Most people are more concerned with living than with politics. They are
take-home pay, houses in which to live, how to pay for a major operation, rent and such things, Prices Matter, Too “If they ave farmers they are congerned a farm: prices and if they are city folks about the price of groceries.
is arrest in Indianapolis. “The only Republican who won “hich and we were ar-ijast Tuesday a Goy, Driscoll, rested in Murphy's hotel room pe nad a positive © . It ins ter detectives received a tip that| cjyged increased kingmen's } was to ae ot (compensation and unemployment : compensation; a housing program; abolition of segregation in New Jersey National Guard
Guard and a clvll rights program with teeth in it. He advocated a new state constitution and reform of the courts also, “It seems to me that if the Republicans want to win they will
Hos- - have to follow Goy, Driscell. It told isn’t a question of the party being
ro s Combats N. Alabama St. behing ot equal Wil. tha Demo. City embats gabe sry’ A. /Sohnson; slorats. We should be ahead of Increased Smoke [vice commands of ihe Tenth A ee L The Indisnapolis Apartment n Als Base, will head 8 Sitdawn Strike Staged Owners Associa C and pollu- group o sls " Jl | tion engingers joined foes today|lled ta # Officers of the o/By Lumber Workers lin an effort to | &1. Post 33 American HH + Tenn, Nov. 15 duced’ by “heating i a the 8150 Will be guests. AR nd y tr "| (UP) — Btrik workers Mr, Jacobs city's a ES A- program sanduttsd Wy tH He was uncariain ae fo Thopps| 18 down on : the follo Al r ohn G. Mingle, city Ipalco Men's Club and the Leglan| nig ciotus asserting that as fap| I8Y to Bet around a court injunc- « %, hart the following letter: | lide SONA | he it drop n[Lo%t wil include an address by| ot. For Lon Crnompson's | LOR them to permit the ne “You are reported to have chal. Bl gineer, said tl Suttent gop In , Joseph Pierson of the Indian- activities had (8 ned to| lumber company to resume operaFa - me to debate, I assume ‘iads Ympsraturt has Drought a0 Inlapolis Chamber of Commerce, 83. ion%h, UN op tions. gr ig » “he sees the Tou men Nfasiing our respec-| ind vila hie to apartment motion picture, and entertain- J Joseph Howard in Mi- Patrolman Frank Roberts said vacation, A vergent political views. tions traceabl ment by children from the nicipal Court 3 the the pickets sat on a rail giding to fare, m can oy say tired “First, I wish to commend you! Knightstown Seldiers and Sailors nel next atau 1 case vent a string of freight cars Cor with the 01d gue traded tn, (30, 1044. Ee ot or Sung to Durtiipate \n tig {a partmenn NURBORS I the. cig |" dren's. Home men were arraigned today when (Io the Yankie-Lom- ; i 3 pu service. Re + eSEatu——————————— 4 ber Co . see the| Rites at 9:15 a. m. Friday in| "« To combat smoke violations, ¥, advised Richmond police were en ; ahr Sal ater the G, H. Herrmann Funeral i I Lo . to inform smoke engineers are offering in-| Speaks in" Observance ro, with fugitive warrants. Pp Boge Ts, Bg ; a oh And Home will be followsd by ame whether you wish to make ar-|} dividual instruction to inex- Of National Book Week| per = _ |aer to three United Mine Workers when be gets back he mot en requiem high mass at 10 a. m. rangerhents direct with me (a) as heating plant firemen.) ro. Jean Brown Wagoner of Who Swiped j labor “ ry oriers will have had the trip but he wil in 8i. Thomas Church to specifie subjects, (b) time and Mr. Mingle warned that ac; oon wil. speak (SMOITOW Ag ay sow gl still has his new car, Syrvi are his wife, Anna place, or do you wish to leave the, (cording to smoke ordinance pPro-\guring the assembly period at B- in Trouble Again sume work .- If the railroads were & monop-| Mets Armstrong: four Satghters matter to our respective state of i visions, firemen and janitors can peo hen Township High School] OWATONNA, Minn, Nov, 15] 3 they mig get away with 4 Mu, Ruth Bills, Mt. Alt fey, | committees. Either is satistactory|Siokely: KR: ib oe be sited for vidlatiogs a well us), observance of National Book| up)—a Surin Alr Force ar The Modermyyar""" there sound reason Mocas , Hlisa- | to me, | rare aes owners, "| Week. believe that the 12.5 per cent. in-|beth Glaze, and a son, Robert| “Foypth, I trust that we win {8 hese he Hh ni 0 Wolagens® Cv \MPL wagoner, author of chil.[§eant, dishonorably discharged Modern Way. crease will yield much of a gain) Armstrong, all of Indianapolis. [be able to carry the debate out|Gnion Tiie Go mwah dren's books, will alk about the|for stealing a B-25 bomber and to Invest in income, if any at all, Indeed, S————————— into the highways and by-ways of| ‘Ex-dividend, GAY, LAUGHABLE OLDSTER national slogan, “Make Friendsiflying it solo from Ohio to Migne- This informative booklet it HE isesks : GRANDMA “re SUNDAY TIMES with Bogks." ~~. |sota, was in trouble again today. featured in the doublel
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