Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1949 — Page 24

odor in Business—

a a eha Sredi Buyers Gi Show | Slow Down - New Punches

- $17 Billion on Merchandisers’ Books Not in Danger Zone : Mounting Fracas Over Socialism

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor : CREDIT BUYERS have put a lot on the books since! | Has More Zip By ROBERT BLOEM

war-end, but they aren't going hog wild today. They've Times Staff Writer

Ee Operating Coste Ranked With Lowest in U. S., ‘Bound to Rise’

| Indiana, 40th in Per Capita Expenditures, . |

Faces Higher Outlay for Schools, Hospitals By IRVING LEIBOWITZ Indiana ranks among the nation’s: most economy-minded state Gov. ‘Schricker has warned. however, that it geXpensive lo run every day. i A governmental .research report revealed that

is getting more

Hooslers, who

, | In the last vear with the ‘No Down Payment” lures In! the public got the idea that anyone could use a smile for a 4... mounting word-fracas down payment and walk off with the merc handise.

Credit men like. Louis Marks of Kay Jewelers re- Word Catcher BU SINESS is getting lightning ports that the credit trend is fast. “All sorts of recording ma- Rep. Andrew Jacobs squared, the other way. He gets his fig- chines using discs and eylinders ures {rom the Credit Institute of and wire recording are on the ©ff for their second round last America. market.to make things move more night before 500 persons in Mor-| THIS IS THE plctare: credit smoothly’ for the time-pressed ton Center here. Debate followers buying hus actually slowed. So executive. agreed their punching and foothave paymeiits, according to the! They are fun to work, too. You work had improved sharply since Credit Institute. And the $17 bil- can make speeches into them then their slow opener in Indianapolis lion American merchandisers play yourself back, and listen like Monday. have on their books, while it's/the audience, It helps to spot: Kach was the highest ever, is not yet in the/flaws in diction and logic. doped out the other's style by danger zone. One of - the newest getting a tonight. Valparaiso will hear the 80 long as credit remains below play from the business boys is the third of seven debates on the 12 per cent of national income, Webster Chicago wire recorder question: “Is the New. Deal foreexperience has shown that the which takes the volce on a spool ing British type soelalispm on the eountry Is not ‘in trouble. And with a stop pedal for use when American people?” we're well below the 12 per cent the phone rings or there is an Mr. figure now, other interruption like not being

slowed up. Co | RICHMOND, Dec. 14-

over. socialism took on new zip today.

Sen. Homer Capehart and

expected to have

Jacobs, a Democrat who

ul } says IL isn't so, opened last I'his pile-up of cl edit Is hard on able to think of the next SEN: night's session” with an attempt the merchant. What he has on TEnees; to define socialism. He said

the books represents invested Rex Typewriter over at Massa capital As his credit piles up, he ‘chusetts and Ohio Sts. Is pushing etill has to keep his store stocked the spool job which has a ‘tele and meet His payrolls phone attachment which take . 8 nn down both ends of a telephone THE TRUTH is that the credit conversation, right down to the

vhether it's British type or any other type, it still is government hip of induustry. “I'he charge.” Mr. Jacobs said indicate that we have

awne

would

maiket is getting closer and ast sigh when the customer Prepared to nationalize at least closer to the saturation point.'places the order. the industries Britain has nation Credit buyers can handle so ‘ . alized, much, no more, And that is to Tax Yardstick Cites His Platform

their favor. It means they are! DO STATE TAXES help to destudiously avoiding buying more termine where you live? “than they can pay for. They do to business, In the Federal Reserve District’ The Commerce Clearing House of San—-Francisco, for instance, has found that {here are amazing credit. furniture dales are off 19 differences in per-capita taxes bheper cent, but the amount of credit tween neighboring states. ‘ * on the books is-still wt-#ts peak. For instance. Louix {ard col Fen. Capehart. however. retied Credit buyers -are not loading fected a per capita tp of $9212 00 a niore exfonded definition up with things they can’t pay for, while Nebraskaps paid. only Brilish type soetaliam; he xaid, i= They . know. fortunately, when $35.92. The average th-the-coun-“Boverntnent by decree, by bureau —they have enough HPV 1-354 73 up BF per cent sinve CTAtc rate’

“The Senator cannot susiain “that charge because |t is not eontgined in oyr platform and he cA¥inot quote any responsible Democratic official -whe has advocated ft"

1938- 39, fie Clearing House re It is denying the worker the’ ‘Priies around S14 were paid. Scattered common lightweight though costs Kept climbing But, Say Ah! mr ports.” ' ) right trike n is Fk | for. 300- to 330-pounders, while yearlings and heifers dropped to elsewhere, COsts mounted TCS il DOCTORS, DENTISTS ana. S% states, Afton, Connect price [1eeing. wage sellin other heavyweights from a0 to 37. Buk mediam herfers In 346. when India shen druggists are getting ready > Fut ebraska, New Jersey, New human. lives. It is permanent’ 300 pounds moved at $14 25 to (warmed-up) sold at $21 to $23.50. $35.84 for, ead ! Joos om The shoot a full-blown educationa | York and Rhode Island, have and anforced austerity.” $15. Sows sold steady at 10.50 Medium “and good beef cows ranked ath mn ne ne spent campaign against es inal reduced taxes In the last 10 years. A had t to $12.75. A few lightweights sold at $15.50 to £17.50. Some good following year n« out nl medicine, Businessmen looking for new He added that America had not), 04 €13° 04a stags brought remained unsold, seliers asking $42.27 for each residen

{plant sites measure state taxes Yet quite reached that state but icarefully. The two highest states that the New Deal Party is ‘lead“which should have difficulty at- ing us in that direction.’

v ian Again the Senator y cards will be poster tracting factories are Lousiana, sending Oscar = Ewing, Federal

style and a sample reads like this: mentioned before, and the state Security Administrator, to Eng; “Waiting in a Doetor’'s Office is of Washington. and to study socialized medicine ometimes unavoidable but Indiana has a good rating, col-' Col" a idence of heading toward clalized Medicine will mean YOUR lecting $189 million, next to the socialism Standing in Line Repeatedly.” lowest. Classification. Again Mr. Jacobs retorted that The cartoonist will take a hand Republican World War II veterans in the campaign with Dave: Liquor Store Burglar had sent Stephen C. Noland of Gerard, Crawfordsville, and car- § Indianapolis to study the health uspect Captured toonists for Colliers, Saturda olan Evening Post and other mage. ro eited dust ment when police “That doesn't mean vou are gozines lampoo _'responded to a ourglar alarm in, to support it, does it?" he ning the govern a liquor store, ("larence 1. Wil pe

ment-paid doctor's visit. . cnn , 3 liams, 40, of 835 W. 26th St. to Mr. Jacobs outlined his idea of

The team-up of the druggist is a natural. He is a professional A RR BAG. degree a national health insurance plan

JKérs on Jetta,

charged

man closely allied through his, gg Joh a deductible plan by which n Kestler I prescription service with the cur- wha Aric JST and his squad. small bills would still be paid Ing professions. First mailing when a radio ¢all sent them to bY Individuals with the governwill be 5000. the Magquee Package Liquor ment underwriting costly. major [Store, 1219’; N. Senate Ave, sajd lliness ‘ Super Kroger {they found the front door had - Sen. Canechart said the debate

been forced open. a pinch-bar Involved “New Deal Party prin-

KROGER EXECUTIVES are beaming over their new 100° Periside the store. cent self-serve store just com! Fite pleted at 3420-428° N. East St. It's" in a heavy shopping zone!

ciples of Mr. Jacobs.” Asks for Definition

Then he asked the Congress-

ranean

‘Woman Injured

near Sears, and its geared for! In Traffic Mishap man who. under his plan, would ' fast merchandising, volume busi-| Mrs. Ruby daonap 28, .of decide what constituted a “maness. {201 8. Emerson Ave., was in fair jor illness.”

The store has more than 11,000 condition in 8t.. Francis Hospital , ‘Couldn't we make it the same square feet of floor with 30,000 today with injuries suffered in a 8uy who sent you to a governsquare feet of parking. all paved traffic accident last night. ment hospital while you were out with four entrances. | Police said Mrs. Hershberger Pheasant hunting this fall?” Mr. : This is Krogbr's second all Was a passenger in a car driven Jacobs asked : self<serve operation, the first by Kenneth B. Hershberger, 34, The Senator sald he was a vet having been opened recently at Of the same address, when it col- eran of World War 1 and en 2030° W. Washington St. lided with a parked car. owned titled to services of a governriThO SUPOE-Mmarket- . Toney, .29..0f-824 8 ment hospital. He said he also way of the automat. You can East 8t. The parked car was in thought Mr. Jacobs was getting serve yourself as fast as you [Font of Mr. Toney's home. preity personal

can fill your cart with groceries ~ Mr Jacobs said he was only and get out. And getting out at Official Weather Joshing , the new Kroger store is easy with UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Mr. Jacobs hammered on Sen

Capehart’'s vote for the adminis-

seven checkout lanes, four at the ~~ ——

. . Ta tr: sing 1 s learfront, three at the rear. nie rabie| Sunset vr {rion hou Ing and nm oe . tures ir “ . Precipitation 24 hre end 7 3p noo ance n edera’ alg lo ecuce Features include “magic car Total precipitation since Jan 1" "a J tion and minimum wage bills pet” automatic doors, all new re- Pxcess since Jan. | 447 These are part of the New " frigerated meat, produce, dairy The following table shows the tempera- Deal progr: the Senat ‘ ture in other cities I gram 1€ nator avs and frozen food cases and year- ‘If In « ! Hizh Low is socialistic.” Mr. Jacobs said 0 | Atlant . 2 Toners CL & around air conditioning. Boston . 5 i “He voted for all of them Tel raph It Qhrbank Loon 44 i Either he is a little bit social he ’ cleveland enn . 1. i ‘istic, Mimself. or the measures, EVERYONE, including the Deve Ln 30 | are not socialistic — one or the Evan vi rrr . C3 3 " Western Union, has his hand ing" Wane i {3 'other Santa's pockets, digging for pro-, Pt aorth DET oe 42 {3 | He again challenged the Senafits, Kansas City LILA i 14 tor to say what legislation he; ’ m 1 7 Te WU'’s latest is telegraphic Bift Minneapolis-St. Paul .8 _"} |would repeal. The Senator again service. You put up the money, ev Qricans rrereenser WE ii (replied that he had no objection send the wire with your choice mata oy L.A 10 to legislation for helping those of several epics, and the recipient, 23s4aan. a a3 who need help, only to the. idea gets the hat, gloves, shoes or 2¢n Francisco - 8 35 (Of “so-called” help for many who Whatever he (or she) wants. {Washington D L 64 35 |do not need it.

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was nearby, and Williams was in- ciples and not the views or prin-

have to pay a gross income tax, still spent less government last year than 39 other states, Gov, Schricker said the report was “encouriging,” but predicted Washington fourth with $101.45 state.costs. were “bound to go up.” Loren B. Miller, bureau direc “I always suspected Indiana tor ofthe non-profit-Detroit gov‘gets wiore for its dollar in gov- frnmental research bureau. said lernment service,” the Governor the per capita cost was obtained said. “Now, however, I'm afraid by dividing total expenditures that we will have to spend more less contributions to trust funds money for hospitals, schools and “PY. the previous year's esti institutions next year.” mated population as published by

money for state

schools or other institutions “In fact,” the Governor as gserted, “we are going to comChildren's Hospital in

Gov. Schricker today hung his No. | license tag on a a brand, spankin’ new Studebaker Land Cruiser, finished in midnight blue. Watching the transfer are Arthur M. Campbell; his executive sec-

cheapest 1948 were

state governments for

plete a

retary; H. R. Morrissey, Studebaker district manager, and State South Bend and two mental hos. stsie Ran Je on Trooper R. M. Holaday. The Governor swapped a 1947 Cadillac pitals in other parts of the a. ne Kentucky 4 4 Hanukah Broadcast v . . ov. Schricker estimated at Texas 3 ol which he had never used—inherited from the reginfe of Gov. } G B hicks a considerable” Miva " i's Booked Tomorrow Gates—For the new car. A—1946 Buick Which Mr. Schricker has | woud money to staff the hinnsvivania 0 i al amctent Hebrew . ’ amount of one ant Oht ! anukah, 4 " N ) : been using will be turned over to the State Highway department. hew hospitals Alabama ‘ “sot of Nght, will be the subject the music.” the ¥ of a broadcast at 10:45 a. m, to-

. ) 8 We will have to The 10 states which spent the next IMOSL per person were

Hog Prices Rise 25 Cents

have a larger expenditure vear if we want to take care of tate a \ : In Moderately Active Trade... ae

id the survey, compiled New Mexico

Hog prices today rose as much in fairly activ trade. but a e Detroit Bureau of Govern- Colorado : 00 08 az 25 cents in moderately active shortage of high medium and mental Research and released by frtzona : aa trade_in_the Indianapolis Stock: good offerings limited action. ype United. Press, was like "a ws % A R14 yards. but lost part of the gain in Cows remained fully steady and shot in the arm’ to him a J 8164

later action bulls that Indiana vin a ae Good and choice 170 to 220- A load of pound -butehers sold at-$15.795 to tow-good956=-pound $16.25. steady to 25 cen’: hier ined unsold. sellers asking $2 than yesterday's quotations A Goattered small Tots of median few = Righ-ehotee grades reached 500-1000- pound yearlings brought 216.50. Weights from 220 to 250: g01 1a. $25.5). A few medium to -poutilers brought $15 to $15.75, fust-gond reached $26.

r Heifers Sell at

emained steady “I'm glad to hear average-medium to isn't spending as much money as tot—of-peopte-—would have. you he added 1 35th in 146 : The showed that dow n through the years Indiana was getting progressively better ny comparison 10 other =fates ¥l-

wtPeTS TEE «brelieve”

SHUrvey

$17 es

‘Sow s Sold Steady

moved at $14 to s{ate was rated 38th in spending. year, the state spent each Hoosier but the

£9 to $10.50 $18. Common

‘Steers and heifers sold steady $19. Canners and cutters brought Last $11.50 to $14. $51.58 for

Medium and good beef and state's expenses, compared 10 ams wa S sausage bulls sold at $16.50 to gther states was much less, $18.50. Best heavy sausage bulls ringing Indiana to a ranking of

:alable at S19 Vealers Remain Steady Vealer pricgs remained steady. ornm Good and choice sold at $30 to as $64.50 last year £22. Common and medium brought more than Indiana

$18 to $28.50 Culls brought $14 each Hoosier.

Lockridge Blames to SIR (ood and choice heavy Theanest COVE pn t . (Cheapest governmen , Overloaded Trucks calves rote $1 or more to sell at son was New Jersey with a per 7K

Overloaded trucks are cracking $22 to $25 for weights 350 to 500 capita expenditure of $41.18. New up Hoosier highways faster than pounds jersey ousted Kentucky from the

were {10th in the nation. The average cost of state gov-| ent for the nation was listed! about £229

laid out for __

per per-

s. Court

The per capita costs of the 10 :

Council

i ioc er Become

51 Hoosiers Sworn In Today

Seventeen Indianapolis cants were among sworn in as lawyers in “®imple ceremonies today in the Supreme chambers » Among the new Norman J, Beatty grandson of former Jackson, and John M.

appli»

lawyers were 310 E. 33d 8t, Gov. Ed Draper,

510 N. Meridian St. son of Indiana's chief appellate’ judge, Flovd M. Nraper

Supreme Court Clerk Thomas ©. Williams administered the oath before hlack robed members of the court,’ Lawyers Sworn In Paul. G. Jasper outlining the

Chief

gave A

Justice brief talk

the U. 8. Bureau of the Census. responsibilities” of the.legal pro- { Can't Cot on Hospitals Expenditures included were fe8sion, Lawyers sworn in from The Governor added that he debt retirement. highways, health Indianapolis included did not want to curtail m- hospitals, public welfare, schools na er portant state services” He said "0 governments, public ! Pike. the state was effecting “limited (a fety natural resources, correc- i St economies” but could not cul yin” Lyraries recreation and Rm down on service in hospitals, oiher unailocable purposes. Pershing Ave

re KF. n A Kenneth H, Rd. Marjorie Woess« and George J,

morrow Radio Station WFEBM Mrs. ‘Shoolem Ettinger, preaident of the Indianapolis Zionist will give the Hanukah message. Cantor Myro Glass will sing, accompanied by Walter Goldman. “The program is spon sored by-the-Asaph-organization,

over

the state can make repairs, _ Sheep prices remained steady 48th spot it held during 1946 and Highway Maintenance Supt. Earl Good and choice native lambs of moving the Blue Grass state

047, B. Lockridge sald today weight less than 100 pounds each eth He sald state roads are crum- sold at $22 to $22.50 and $23. ostliest bling fastér than ever. A truck-lot of good and choice! Nevada Ranked Cos

Mr. Lockridge called on truck- 89-pounders reached $23. Similar Nevada spent more money et | ing interests “to stop killing the grades of heavier weights moved year than all the states, aver gnose that laid the golden egg.” at $I8 to $20. Extreme heavy- aging $113.92 a person Hasn't Used Federal Funds weights over 120 pounds dropped! Michigan spent $108.47 per per-

: to $15 son to take second place in spendAs the first step to hait the de- yr 0, ong good grade in all ing. New Mexico was third with

Families new learn of our ability te serve everyone, — regardless of financial pesifion. They that ng matter what . amount 2 family chooses to spend, the service is of appropriate distine:

teri « ighway net- h eriorat om of the highway ne weights sold at $18 to $21. Com- $105.11 for each resident and (work, - Mr, Lockridge said the - state should attempt to get fed- mons dropped to $15. A load of sty . . N eral aid for maintenance work. |M° tly good and choice 110-pound Local Issues | quickly learn fed western yearlings sold at | “Thed state now obtains federal $20.50, Scarce slaughter ewes sold Dee. 14— Bla Asked | ald for new highway construc- ©" "SHEE 5 - ewes so STOCKS noo | tons, he said, but hasn't used = go © 0 : i American States pif Cn | Early estimates of receipts American Sia : 1272 13% federal funds for repair work. CC ~ . Ayrshire States com 0's 104 were: Hogs, 8500: cattle, 1200; 1 8 Ayres 4'2% pia ser 45 .. 1 tion “We have to get our old roads calves. 400. i shee 1500, Belt RR & Stk Yds ofd 60 | . in shape before we start new and Sheep, 12 Belt RR & Stk Ys como A

projects,” he added. “It is simply a matter of protecting our investments.”

| Bobbs-Merriil pfd 4'z% T4'% !

$3500 Damage ® [EE com Lge | - This fact has been true for sixty-eight

. 2 : Loan 4%

me Bascom UI ee years—regardless of rank, resources | or religion, our services for all—at

‘Not Helping’ System Mr. Lockridge

In Pharmacy Fire (raiimiiie we so

while he " *Deita Elec ag §

sal ald Fire which caused an esti- Equitable "Securities com

to Indianapolis soon

Ww - 160 didn't want to be put in the posi- 0 co 000 as discovered 37 100 | . prices anyone can afford. A tion of criticizing the state legis- °° LL 7 . : early today in the Johnson ta 9 lature, he felt that inc reasing the Pharmacy. 502 FE. McCarty St Hert: Jones ol Ae a on ‘ruck weight and height limits Co wis Su. WArwarty § ook 18 1944 | ast VeRT RA : L n i ing” the Although slight damage was: Td “Arse Tl 1° bi iw “0 ¥ as ) £ n 1eiping 1 \ N - \ e Tr Jas & Water Co com 10 0's highway system done to the building. most of the Inc a Ys 1031s R ‘ stock and fountain fixtures were ng SP & ) 29a Ye Many highways need basic road | 070 0 oke a id water, Indols P & L 4% ofd os 8 « ( ¢ surface repairs, ine Mghway the owner, Paul John on 8817 E. Indo RN ater ii 1844 maintenance superintendent said 10th St. s toe indpls Water co an old .. 106 2 103 But added that a great many St., said Indpls Water 4'a% pfd 100 Na é é é ~ or , i tonal Life « 9 must also be widened. Firemen who fought the blaze eae Co pfd ! A lot of Hoosiers lose thejr ‘OF more than an hour disagreed Kinzan & Co com re Te Ale 4 « 00, prs nse er a Life 2 ? ° , with Mr. Johns "aus zien com 5 ilves on narrow bridges Mr. of the rl hnson on the cause Nido Avohalt ton Co OO 7a F LANN 3 [1 ¢ Lockridge said. “Highway 31 ' at Home 8'2 10%, Co | Mr. Johnson. said he inspected coe. 98 J from Indianapolis to Kokomo is 0 building after the veh had Nat Homes oi s% ord 1.1104 1065 L BUCHANAN mins am ¢ > Ng ; Vv ‘ *N Ind Pub Serv cf 18a > V// an Sod Stamp of marrow, been extinguished. He said he *N_Ind ob Serv 4a% 3 : Es ‘ 4 (RR Qe Joads. . " . Pp C ens angero ' felt sure” the fire began in a presress Lawudry com o.oo. 19 20% FALLCREEN AT MERIDIAN ST. Not Enough Money thermo control box in the base. Bub Serv of Ind rom a. Th oney by th . : YESET pub Serv of Ind 3'a ptd ..... 88 8 emt : money appropriated by © ment. The firemen, howe ver, Ross Gear Too] com 31s i f egis re i sai > *S80 Ind G & E com .. 2's 2, . re ie gs union Stale said they belleved It started from o0%13%% § bi3 ap as rose etapa ante eee mses - y ¥ — “hot ashes in a wooden container Stokeir-Van Ts » WwW 77 enough, he added. in the cellar.” Stokely. Van, came ofa ‘eed 3 » 18% CROSS ‘ORD PU LE Mr. Lockridge stated that reat: H Terre, Haute Malieaoie ‘a I ., will be 530 miles of surface treat- Id Alton. _Tolin 0 ee one 5% pfd .... 97 . Answer to Previous Puzzle ment work accomplished next : | {Onion Title Co ... 52 Food Fish | b year, : BONDS | H . . ’ uric Set Friday Allen & Stew 68 5 . 1 4) “es e added that another 883 gervices for Harold Alton American Loan 4's 60 97 . | miles of pavement is also in .dis- Tolin, 49 N. Bolton Ave. will be American | an 4 3,5 a” HORIZONTAL 3 Pole | * : jastian orley Bs» 1 . , tress and ‘deteriorating at a held at 1:20 p. m Fridav in Bate Ville Tele Co 4'es 97 “re 1 Depicted fish 4 Atop i ate * ‘ ’ 3 o fs Fertilizer 58 58 97 . Ss | 1apid rate Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Ch of Com Bide 4las .. 98 61t isa young 3 Sand hill SANDY i Besides these Mr Lockridge Chapel. Burial will be in Con- Citirens Ind el 4) as 61 ol —— 6 Sleeveless { «aid, there. are also 387 mites of | grdia Cemetery EC BATm 5s 58 08 13 Old woman garment BECKER ld, ~ narrow heavily traveled Mr. Tolin. a hookkeeper for Sn Paint . Color 5s 64 97 5 14 Interstices 7 Mouthward ¢ d Limestone 5 : . n pavement that should be widened Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp... died nd Asso Tel 1 » 9 15 Color 8 Remove S AD a - ! Indpis Ratlwavs 3s 67 .] 16 Kingdo 9 Field officer AEIT] IA : il! sstorday e ) Investors Telephone 7s 6 27 ngdom in Ve rdav. He was 54 g Tele 1 TIR | John J Bell Mr. Tolin was a member of Ipy- 0n0er Packing 48 35 Asia (ab) Ef ih NIA TL : . ington American Legion Post and NT 104 108 18 Falsehood 10 Sick . — Dies at 65 Chriet Lutheran Church. He was po 1h 106 19 Advertisement | ! Ha nes 26 Mourn 41 Bulk , 100 (ab.) 12 Listened 33 Fats awa 45 Any , lel . A lifelong resident of Indianap- ‘ ) Co y y Any Iohn J. Bell, retired engineer ois 5 ‘ 20 Draws back 17 From (prefix) 24 Satchel 46 Knocks vith Standard Brand Margarine ©''0 221 ’ 20 Mended 28 Ohio ¢ - . Sur r are h vile " : : 22 Lord (ab.) < Mena 06 Oh ty 49 Greek letrep) Co. died today in his home, 1147 Surviving are his Me Local Truck Grain Prices 3; 21 Wages A" Wild a3 areex letrep - : . . Alma Tallin. and two sister Mrg “n reap : AR Se WVHA RES 31 Mouth part S Ke nwood Ave, He was 65 Tulan Tibbs. Kansas Cit Mo ) 25 Century ptant 24 Written 42 Fish saure 53 Half an em Mr. Bell was born in Lincoln, 0" a, oo Olga Tolin, Wichita, ao & Mf, iruck whee $192 27 Pace , message 43 Mimic 55 Sun god Neb... and had resided here 30 Kas. No 2 ell w corn, $117 +- 28 Animal fat vears. He retired from Standard a No 3 Yellow soybeans. $2 08 29 Tantalum

Brand Co. last year. He also was

tormerly employed by Polk Milk Machinery Concern Co Opens Offices Here

(symbol) 30 Part of “be” 31 Palm lily

Local Produce

Surviving are his wife, Grace Ee rad arvent ro Mes " a Tvedtum. | 32 Anent = ! CM The Central States Machinery 33. (irade A jarer Grade 4 edlisc E.. a daughter, Mrs. Annis May 0 = manufacturers - representa. PRuierineno 1. boc. "Na. "3 Re BC 33 Always FEfaw, Indianapolis; a foster Son. tives has opened offices at 1202] under (lq Io, and Lemnorand 18: cooky. 39 Preposition Joseph E. Farris, Terre Haute, norris Plan Bldg.. 108 E. Wash- | l4c. and No 3 poultry: less than No. 1. 38 Infrequent and his .mother, Mrs. Suffina jngton St. Fred Bussell, president, 39 Famous Jane Bell, Bolivar, Mo. announced today. | English school | Services will be held atl amp Buesell's company will sell 10 Chemical , 10:30 a. m. Friday in G. H. Herr- meta) working ‘machinery and Bult {mann Funeral Home, with burialipegeral welders, Warco Presse. | | 41Copallike in Floral Park. Tishken products and Reed-Pren-| i resins “tice tools. a l 47 Mugical note U. S. Statement | Other officers are his son [| 48 Expire

Rohest, vice president and French | 30 Climbing vine

WASHINGTON, Dec 14 up Gover 5 ent expenses and “receipts for the ¢ . Elrod, secretary and treasurer. 81 Lower limb ent fine ear through Dec 12. com , 52 Respects Reg wit} AR VPA ARO - { nena Last ver PARTY SET FOR PUPILS | 34 Self respect Expenses } 18,231.204.832 3 (316.02843 56 Sittings {etn lead HTA91 2% Plano pupils of Mrs. Elsie B "87 Flavor Lash Bal 4.0052 10 sas $34 234 Mahning.- will.Have. their. Christ. ; Ib oh! - ” - (inld Res. 24 476.441.2380 24.226 308 11 mas party in Rauh Memorial ‘Li- VERTICAL b oui brary at 7 p. m. today. There 1 Leavin i INDIARALOLIS CLEARING WOUSE © ‘will ‘be a program of Christmas | 2 Trust & i” \Debita vivreintienn Ya30i2 000 music and a gift exchange. | ( 41rust,

eaten

51 Hoosiers