Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1949 — Page 23

SE tp wires on. of our hands. Indiana Bell attorneys. usual pre-Christmas lull, tijese In- dh tin where. IJan. 22" after a squabble broke Obviously nobody ‘outside the more and more active than the - pre-raise tickets on the student I gg PE eT RS dg) ohonnebinen Aldo RUSK OL cn ortho. result of out between AFL and CIO unions | Kremlin knows. Even inside the Molotovs. ‘ 8 8 s IL and its full of evils and trouble, have James M. Honaker, public/buzz of a sweat shop. \ 8 ’ o FRAT tor for-—collociive, olitburo there probably are not| There is no reason to Suppose fami, Indians Universey 2% out c uo» utility consultant, testify that] They take the cards and try to rn for you tlils joyous bargain ing on behalf of workers all a Oe " wo iaak 4) powerful Politburo would Purdue breaks ranks today. Ft. JOSEPH B. HALL, Kroger Béy Jrofits ingeensed in the last Ane addresses to antwsr. thew, season is that we may continue in the laundry and dry cleaning make intelligent guesses. Stalin change. its basic Paley it-Malens.. Knox began its holiday furloughs president, has dedicated Kroger rps pgC ruled against admis- at Re traced through post. OUr devotion to the ideals which |industry. - himself .cannot be sure. kov or another member took

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Many in Christmas Rush / Until After Christmas . , The Public Service ,Commission’ Paid Fares Before Increase i today postponed hearings on In- —— - - diana Bell Telephone Company's

HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor petition fof a rate increase untill

By | CHRISTMAS TRAVEL is booming. The shuttling of next Surseny. seeking a $3.8 mil humans will be as big a job as last year. ‘|lign increase in ane “rates,

- But the railroads are a little sad. Conductors are col-/1s expected. to wind up the yearfps i . : long hearings before January, | 4 lecting too many dog-eared tickets. They know what the(™ yoo oieonone users, spared ral RD ay

tickets are. They were bought before the last fare increase the rate boost on phone bills this| ) : : &, Nov. 28. JT on: year, will have to pay $4.5 million! | johs wos telling great crowds that he was preparing the way for the Sev- He boptized them in the River Jordan, Ng J Pe Thousands of dollars went Naughty, Naughty 1d the PBC grants the increase. | io. Mis was “The voice of ong crying in the wilderness, Prepare ye the preaching the baptism of repestonce John told His listeners, “There cometh ohe mightier thon | after me, the lotchet into ticket hoarding. The, A WINE COMPANY has a Plo- milion Iecoease In turer: — way of the Lord, wake hit paths straight.” Mork (13) * for the remission of sins. (Mark 1:4) | | oh whose shoss | om not worthy to stoop down and unlosse.” Mark (17) in . | f 8 xXes., 2 il ae . ; : : ture of a-pretty girl in thred di-| Thus PSC experts pointed out, = re TT — —— = rr Tm———— —— : rr or : tickets bought before Nov. 28 mensions which is attracting at-{¢sjenhor hie \Y » ® o ] ; ! phone bills which cost sub- ' i when fares went up 12% per cent tention in show windows, , Iscribers $5 a month today would pM R in Ch Cl0 AFL A C n t {=r : Forev Th Y hen ur Sun 35 per cn enn tho wows + Lererts't monty oi woe IOOSHEFS RU ristmas rope [Ca o on er, The

3 ind trip, and | ers-by. § ed. ' i S eee] fully—of St li good igre. it they in They're like that one you've Pe oman A Stevenson, general For Their Congressmen On Laundry Ballot ay ope y # a n

one way only. : seen around town where the im-/pqunsel for Indiana Bell, will of-

i ant Motu, *Com-fplah nn fol-| fer a Febutzal to the public's wit-| C. of C. Drive Brings Flood of Demand Guesses on Events After His Death Ad panies m for trav ) h . nesses—utility experts of the Cy-| i : | ’ men. And Christmas travelers pn 4 Apples |rus ‘G. Hill engineering firm of For Economy in Government Date for Election. | Range Up to Open Revolution bought them to save one-eighth or an ; PP \Chicago—when the hearings re- By DAN KIDNEY, Times Staff Writer To Be Set Tomorrow By LUDWELL DENNY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer of the price of seeing an aunt in| IN THIS .VAST and energetic gyme, f WASHINGTON, Dec. 21—Hoosier congressional staffs today are WASHINGTON, Dec. 21—“Well, a man like. that can’t go on Connecticut or a cousin in Penn-| country we make too much and Steckler Loses Point putting the finger on Clarence A. Jackson, executive vice president] Lynn G. Miles, attorney for the living much longer," they say—hopefully But he seems to. sylvania. {raise too much. | The Hill firm was employed by of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, as the man who "shot Teamsters’ Union (AFL), today So every year on Stalin's birthday —today is his TOth-—the exe THE PUT - IT - OFFS got Our problem is to consume il. the PSC to make an independent Santa Claus.” , said final details of an election in perts, diplomats, military intelligence men, foreign correspondents nt. Th ] told in the) It is done in two ways, One is survey of the phone company’s For Mr. Jackson's idea of having the offices of Indiana. Sena- : 4 by and others, consult the crystal ball ? caught. ey were told in the to sell our surpluses by making financial and operating condi- tors and Congressmen deluged with Christmas cards, cooked up by the laundry industry, ordered by. Is the world's worst dictator sick or well? What will happen public prints quite plainly that! péople want them through’ ad-| tions. the state chamber and urging!" ” the National Labor Relations _. 0" C5 lo Who will succeed] - - — Re the. fin, hogiow the re. ising and promotions. That's, Public ~ Counsellor William new year economy and tax relief, trend toward a sacrifice of these poarq will be “ironed out’ "at & nim? Will there be a palace revo- did not make the revolution but g ge 0% the industrious American way. Steckler's attempt to introduce has been so successful that it has God-given rights in return for an conference tomorrow. lution? Will there be a change is a product of it. At 48 today, he

Jong green is always an un- . . . “ ephemeral hope of state-given se- » The other way is to get some- new testimony in the hearing yes-/ about killed the Christmas spirit Pp pe g NLRB officials erdered tie elec- in policy? Will the danger of WAL is of the generation which ean be

pleasant chore. Most of us put it S g y curity. 9 one in Washington to take our|terday afternoon was defeated by in many offices. Instead of the “I have just returned from a tion to be held “sometime prior to be more or less?

last night. The same happened Policy to consuming our produc: gon of new testimony afte } C aril have kept us free and that| In contracts signed last sum-| In Semi-Retfrement Stalin's chair, or that Boviet Rus. at Chanute Field near Cham. tion, making it cheaper and put-gia er on objected that it Mori marks - from the various cities ., oo." ov day of the coming mer by 42 local emiployers, collec- | sia would be any less a world : land’ towns throughout the state Loi tive bi i ights of laundry. Stalin has been in semi-retire-paign, IIL _ |ting it into more hands, and more prolong the hearing. Mr. Steck- which have co-operating cham. YS&r the divine hand may point/uve argaining rights 4 : menace. Moving the students comes!Pots on the stoves of the country. jer contended, however, that the/pers. Some’ cannot ‘oF found. the. way of increased happiness workers were signed over to the ment since the war, spending Of course there is always the first. Then come the .bundle pas- Kroger two months ago organ-|additional work required would|Tnat takes more and more time &nd continued blessings.” {American Federation of Labor. |most of the time on the Black chance that the scramble for pers sengers, loaded with gifts and ized a promotion to help move the take one day. for searching. before these cards Democrats also do it. John.M., CIO officers resented the move gq Riviera. He has not made a Sobel power might lead to civil

; ; t ! and carried their fight to the | : off to see fathers and mothers; tremendous pork and apple sup-. finally reach the westbasket file, Redding. publieity a iirector | fOr A RB. fig public speech in nearly four years, War: But that is only a chance,

s htérs, or spend a ply. As a direct result pork sales . X : } | 4 . a prs A iy 18d doug) 5 with went up eight million Ee over Coal Co-ordinators No Time to Shop | mittee, sends season's greetings] The meeting scheduled for to: | Though he has heart trouble, thei, seal | ; friends in a big city. ‘the same period last year and ; “Tt 18 enough -to-turn-a Repiib-| on a eard with a fine photograph morrow. will be held in the NLRB few foreigners who have seen” VeGi sues ear hk “apple sales shot up: 32 per cent. | #-snough b= the Jefferson Memorial In- offices al 342 Massachusetts Ave p—

EE a {GOP—g 1 Although no definite date has . 1 Tearly October Ww the torrent] itime to finish her Christmas = __ ~~ ua at “the election, avout the snows in upstate New (70 (LON FRO, he or Committee to Consider "oi®M& ——. __.—_ REDS CHALLENGE VATICAN Miles Said the time 4 it probiem—or—yiaYork. ‘They are limiting steam chords ‘and there was no place : ONSICRr rie gaily. colored Chamber of * pense “noc” 1 (7p) ~ Ttatian probably be settied at tomorrow's 1€ASt that is what Be trains to 16 cars and Diesels 10 i; "which to store them, Kroger Increasing Shortage Commerce cards, FasRivgned In communism invited a test Of meeting. But he said, if neither [3ent- Rooseveit-at Yalta. But he Br the maximum of cars has Sone sold §340,000 pounds. The state coal co-ordinating carry ihe he Jnauione “x Very Strength with the Vatican today AFL or CIO officials can agree, [OY Buve Shangd me ng since Ars nas '. Ww o} ot , ’ b 1 & mass meeting of. ; 's| : : 7 ot SUR LS Tats ut can bn wi cme 1 0, Sry ChE, EE er SA gy ot po 1 Bao nwa ing sections, or whole new trains. a8 gressman” and- inside it says—i 4 ine nour His Holiness Pope Question of the form of the | Tao! 5A successor, but he got.

| hich’ is in turn handed right ingl fous 1 shortage : The way the railroads put it,» ngly serious coal shortage. “you can make it a Happy Newip, oo the 1950 Holy Year | ticket sales will be less than PACK to the consumer in the form| Labor Commissioner Thomas'year for me if yowll help put 1 open 1 Oly Year pallot.to be used in the Sieetio. Stalin's favorites are known iby the importance of their hel

last year but traffic will be about of taxes. * |R. Hutson, chairman of the com-|iyo.e packages under my 1950 at Bt. Peter's Basgilica, [rome opesivns a [pec n land by the position of public

as heavy. The reason is that = A little more promotional push, mittee, said he would confer with christmas tree.” Under the tree, pya OK ON INDONESIA | those pre-raise tickets are being| lower prices and higher consump-| Gov. Schricker before the meet: iin a Chamber of Commerce THE HAGUE, The Nether. Mr. Miles and C10 Attorney | ecedence he accords them-an, fed into the hands of conductors, tion might solve most of our sur- ing. \member gazing down benignly|iands Dec. 21 (UP)—The Senate \'ViIng L. Fink. {exceedingly serious sign in Rus- |i

year. But they are being careful

who turn them over, look at the Plus problems. | “We have to ry first to getun4 two of his children laughing today approved by a one-vote DUring previous meetings, Mr.| : yd | ] date. and stuff them in their SY . | supplies of coal for a few spots|, =~ iyo background, are three margin Pp dl 3 Jue vo! {Miles said he would insist. that sia, That order of rank used to +in on . Chevrolet Rippl | the short i ttf “ ndonesian| is- | be Molotov, Zhdanov, Beria and; sagging pockets. Ppie | Where the shortage is. getting ,ockages, They are labeled “gOV-|agreement establishing an inde-|the three AFL unions in the dis- (‘0 CHOY 0 dean op] Eade * =» | TP IN DETROIT there's quite rious” Mr Hutson said. “The|gr ment economy,” “tax the un-pendent United States of Indone- Pute should be listed together ' the 9 |reformatory at Pendleton and one " ao " | for the vot |Zhdanov (natural or otherwise), Kin 0 OIE vn evsrs PERHAPS after the first ofa stir about the 1950 Chevrolet. F®'or™ y : taxed,” and “excise tax relief.” gia next Tuesday. with a single square for vote. | lenkov moved Op next to. nh 2 Hea vhy the year, rail travel will pick up It will be seen soon and may re. OF two other institutions are run-| pep Ralph Harvey (R. Ind) ——————————— | “I base my argument on this| Misti has p : 1 Faget

|had a form letter made to answer TAVERN ROBBED OF $054 matter,” Mr. Miles said, “solely on

hi v {each sender. It calls attention to| Burglars stole $054 in cash andthe interpretation of the NLRB'S|, The oldest and closest asso-|

y " fC ess eases the 15 per cent semble the ining low.” . . Bo F Semple the 1849 3 Mitle, but when) The coal co-ordinating commit-

on tickets, u ‘get hn : we br ial doesn’t dolar a aide and Et Oe x tee ‘yesterday urged Hooslet | gn, diverse records of the Repub-/checks from the Shamrock order.” |clate of Stalin is Molotov, who much about it, there will be more about. {householders lo take every Pos- jean 80th and Democratic 81st Tavern, 406 E. Washington St.| He said the board's order con-|has been less prominent since he luggage compartments filled in| Chevrolet is keeping it secret *iDie step to conserve coal. Iticongresses in regard to these police reported today. \cerning the election specifically|left the Foreign Office. He Is an the cars pushing along the high- under wraps but the fringe-ot-| TeCommended re-establishment of |, otters and suggests the remedy ~~ ~~" eee | gt ates that the “AFL union shail|able super-secretary. His strength ways, : the-industry talk swears that you, voluntary rationing committees In ys to “get out and vete.” ‘Official Weather | |appear on the ballot and it is up|is with Stalin rather than with py The family car ; 't hear * indiana cities and ‘towns. foi 2 r (ool UNITED STATES weaTuss' suRzav [to the regional director to desig-the party. : business, and the g Wise. You can't ‘Mr. Hutson said plans to ‘een-| == “Using Propaganda oo. if : 8 199. [nate trie style of the ballot." Holds Key to Power

fer with coal operators and United] "Other politicians also are neing Sunrise 71:02 5. m, Sunset 4:24 p. m.| In addition, Mr. Miles decinred,

: tire companies, and auto makers, motorf’s running, Mine Worker officials in Terre Christmas for propaganda pur the order says the unions “shall

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vill calieeh [the Chevrolet th Snthiimiasm 16| daute yesterday fell through be- poses. Sen. Willlam E. Jenner FGtiP'och iio Bice saa’ i. "ay 43 be collectively symbolized while ithe secret police, will be in post-ig, Fare and Shopping pons of the Chev executives are| CAUSE he was delayed by other|(R. Ind.) sends out personal let- Excess, since January . 1... 4.7 individually identified.” tion to seize power. But several|*Unior veeelvirabes DOWNTOWN M EB CHANTS openly predicting that the 1950 Pusiness. ters containing these paragraphs: “my, following table shows the tempers-| Mr. Fink, however, said helof his predecessors in that key have a stake in city transporta- model will steal & few sales from He said, however, that in to-| “The coming year will ong the turegin onc Cries: High Low WOuld resist any move by thespot have disappeared suddenly. tion policies. Stores thrive on the higher bracket GM cars. [FINE L win the with he riod half of ie cng [Basten 1111S u i Ar a lion. Bonen HO ay ov Jas. tis. bebindethey traffic. Jtautance to high ares Christmas Shrines the possibility of a new state|quent challenges to the philos- Chicaso ©... “en $a m—————tee— scenes post from which Stalin hurts trading volume. Hith . move to settle the mine dispute ophies of liberty and frée gov-|Cleveisnd ... HEN A stepped into Lenin's shoss=-party I Ene tire, th ao ONE OF THE TOP Christmas might be discussed. ernments, with an ever-increasing penver =... 8 » amed gent boss. : voice In setting the fare, they (0 cards this year is that'of Walter) ~~ YT TT Pr Ji: WADE ......ooonn inten #8. # Henry G Sterba has been Last month Stalin picked him

82 named Milwaukee Road traveling to make the Bolshevik anniver- n 8. freight and passenger agent with sary pronouncement. Like Stalin! dp + headquarters in Indianapolis, Mr. he is unfamiliar with the outside

better with low-cost mass pro- Hiser, the North Side Ford : duetion, Nickel fares would suit dealer, 0 rice # brverroy i! : i 711 Sterba succeeds J. PF. Chesline who world, distrusts intellectuals, is a| fio 6

them: fine, Mr. Hiser sent out a eard with Minneapolis-st Paul .. r

But the Indi Hs Railways. no touch of tam. : T d New York . ne. eannot. operate on. nickelihave to look caretully to In Moderately Active ra j@ ohane.

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fares, or 10 cent fares, Indéed who sent it. Tt is & soft-velvet| it is difficult to determine exactly covered red booklet listing the what is the right fare. pictures and stories of the world's! As fares have gone up, the Christmas shrines, from the birth tions in moderately active trade number of riders has gone down. of Christ to this very Christmas|in the Indianapolis Stockyards.

eR EE TEE 11. He has ‘been -an hard worker, an--ace organizer 8 {3 employee of the railroad since and ruthless conspirator. Unlike [Stalin and many of the others; he

San Francisco .

Hog prices today held steady| Cows, most abundant of slaugh- of" ous i10i00000000 3 with yesterday's closing quota- ter cattle, brought steady prices, Washington D.C. coeoo 88 » 1929. but undertone on steers and] y heifers was weak. A truck-lot of|

And if this were to be followed Day. . Good and choice 170 to 220. | Steers reached $27. A package of ' Alt : : to its ultimate, there would be It is one of those rare pieces of pound butchers sold at $16 to|§°0d 950-pound mixed steers and : « few car riders left. literary treasure which you slip $16.50. A load of ehoice 200- heifers brought $26.50. , ; A nu into the library, or leave on the pounders reached $16.65, the ex-| A few loads of medium steers

THERE IS NO merchant who top of the reading table, It's a treme top price. - sold at $23 to $25. Common and does not want to see trafic to keeper, one you look at and study, Weights from 225 to 250 pounds Medium brought $17 to $22.50. the downtown section increased time and again. | brought $15 to $16. Prices from Heifery types sold at $16 to $23.

to the maximum. And they .are $14.25 to $15.25 were paid for 250. Medium and good beef cows not especially interested in office PLUNGES TO DEATH {to 200-pounders. Heavier weights Moved at §16 to $18. Commong| workers who have to come down| NEW YORK, Dec. 21 (UP)- Were salable at $13.50 to $14.25. sold at $14.75 to $16. Canners| to work. They are interested in Jacques Stern, 68, former French Lightweights from 100 to 60 2nd cutters brought $1150 to) the housewife who reads the ad: minister of colonies and secretary Pounds brought $13.50 to $15. $14.50. vertisements, gets on a bus andi of the French navy, leaped to! Heavyweights Drop | A few heavyweight cutters comes down to shop. his death, from his ninth floor, Sows sold steady at $11 to $13. "cached $14.75 and $15. Thin This “is what happens When apartment today. _ Choice lightweights, scarce, were CAnDers droped to §10.50 and less. | fares get too high. The bus com- eligible at higher prices. Old/A feW good beef and sausage

ID UP GROCERY { pany may feel a qrop-off in Hers 2 HOLD UP GROCERY {heavyweights dropped to $10.75. puils moved at $18 to $19. Good | but it also can get along Police today were seeking two, Early estimates of receipts "®aVYWelght were absent. Medium fewer runs, {men for a $5 holdup last night in| were: Hogs, 8000; cattle, 800; and good sold ht $16.50 to $17.50.

Ee DG ots were TIIMANs grocery, 670 E. 11th 8t. calves, 300, and sheep, 12,000. _|igiety Kind? Drought $1450 tol hen ometiton kere res Great Lover Leaves Hollywood Agog coo an ‘hele esses sia De ter taken a a] lia J higher, steady’ with yemordura] EEC LAR ut shopping center. to $20. Culls sold at $14 to. $18.)

ING THIS. | | Sheep prices remained fully naNowIg rept steady. Good and choice weights outlets to catch the buyer at the |100 pounds and less sold ab $22 fringe of town. The catch is that| to $23. These included two decks | these stores do smaller volume. of 95-07-pound fed western lambs. They are smaller in floor space, [A few 110-120-pounders sold at

$18 to 190. and they do not carry either the od _ variety or the quantity shown in . Medium and good grades less , the downtown stores. : {than 100. pounds sold at $18.50 to|

($22. Odd common dropped to $15. a Snfortinate tus Sn. Joo A short-deck of medium 103-| pa a by holding so much pound fed western yearlings trafic away To the downtown | moved at’ $17. Slaughter ewes section - that more and more |remained steady at $6 to $10. |, stores will move out to meet the ane Samaten o receipts wer trade half-way. ’ ’ ' ' f| The PSC has a difficult prob- ,250; and sheep, 800. lem, many facets of civic life toi { consider. And it it does not make U. S. Statement a prudent decision a lot of peop & - ’ ee can be hurt, including the street SLSHINOTON. Dec. 21 (UP i]

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