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Oil Men Like Lewis’ Strikes

They and Marginal Mine p : I Holiday travelers sped by train, Operators Reap Profits airplane, bus and automobile tol

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor. [their Christmas destinations to- ’ day in what may -be a record mi-

THIS MAY COME as -a surprise to you, but John L. gration. ‘Lewis does have a few friends outside his mine unions. ~~ | There is no estimate of ‘the “They don't like John much, as they like his strikes. ‘number of fafes, but. travel ex-|

’ ; ; |perts- reported a terrific volume, The oil industry likes his shutdowns. So do the manu- J" ooo 8 official said it. was

facturers of oil furnaces. - They make hay, and lots of it, the biggest holiday rush for "his

"every time he calls the miners out. ; Hine. Stes Deters the war, es CL fd I brs met nn eens — e holiday traffic, which be-| Among his other "friends lout_to the parade ground, blind- gan in earnest last week-end a

are the little marginal coal fold him, place him against the celerated this week and reac

operators. They do not have Wall and try to shoot him with'sts peak tomay. mt

. thelr legal guns. | the big equipment to mine coal What they will do uildoubtedly| 4230 Christmas falls on Bun-| 3

economically, and when the big is to ake it unlawful to strangle year, many wage earnmines are running they take hi Sake of the country. Thy OFS were given Monday off, This back seat, They cannot compete. p,q, this by making it manda-| Provided a three-day week-end

Boom Predicted

Experts Report ‘Terrific Volume’ |

By United Press

ry mandatory laber, or making a their annual Christmas vacation. i Lewis has the big mines idle. The 0. work when he doesn't want AlS0, there were thdusands of

T@ boost the price of coal, and reap’ But you can always fire him for OP their last leave before shipping

their temporary harvest. {falling to show up when he is Overseas, . Hog prices today sagged as If it Werg hot Joe the regularity able. And that may be the straw pile al bistiches of public, much as 50 cents in closing trade of the Lewis strikes, y to which the law will cling. por aime coming. ihe Indianapolis Stockyards

. probably. go out of business, And business, no railroad, air line or!

the marginal operators. {known for a long time that . he Pressed Into service and the

4 i busses available would be on the get a big price for their coal ‘when year in. the change-over from : bins are empty. And they can un-|the 1048 to the 1949 models, he, Depots were farirn a ticket load inferior coal, too, They clean showed them a few tricks they agent said, but the atrons were up & few months each year and had not seen before. ; :

at $17.25, the top price The late top price for $16.75. A

; ths of mining." | speed. Heavy city traffic slowed the peaceful Janth 8: |Ing production. He had three~as-\the hig busses down more than

» sembly lines, 80 he shut down one!

to $15.25 were paid for 260- to 300-pounders.” Scattered sales of

: completely with: [said: : GO dn, And that TE a1: to modus As ihe ow gan Trans-World Airlines said up- too to Fao unas old ot argand : : ; Ny ’ i / - 0 td Jikes him for his strikes. There's uni he had ait three converted ward to 100 extra flights were or-| 34 to 198 it the oil idunty, and Jnosh tte to the new models. |dere ver its system an mine operators, ey do all r J pt a 308, ok month 87 ng ie Be ork io Speers » \ ‘revery seconds.. They drop off] anf on. | Cd Lewis for his charm alone. It 18th, jing with clocklike regularity. Delta. Airlines pl anfhed to con . rike the money he makes them which yoy can time them as they tinue flying extra sections Christ«|

and another “I" will take over,| But there is profit in thecedting ington said that nearly all its/tion in the business world is ex-

said, “I wouldn't pay the price. volime doubled. {way sald he anticipated a larger Business Review,

* But that is all the farther he no denying that if women didn’t tions from Chicago tp the West Research said . higher business

Into the n. Said he: “1 i : \game. stocks. 't pay t much for tur. °° long as women eat as much! /G. R. Kimbel, Chicago passen-| «(ver the long term, however, key either, 1 had rabbit and—" (as they like, figure control indus- ger manager for the Illinois Cen- pysiness will be unaffected by

{Council stuck by its prediction! Predicting tighter restrictions

is. att : THE INDIANAPOLIS TOES. (Record Travel. . Employes: Hear Rousing Chiistmas |

oH | FRIDAY, DEC. 23, 1049 | Sermon

° little fellows then sign up quickly, t, servicemen, some of whom were Slumps Late in Session

at $11 to $13.25. Choice light. weights rediched $13.50. Cattle Supply Light A small supply of cattle brought

there is some suspicion in the One Every 20 Seconds bus company reported their facil- after holding fully steady |" ieer and heifer market tests,

with a group of operators, it 18| Men around the plant have "M4 €Xira equipment was being ang choice 170- to 235-pound $16 to $18. Common and medium | ¢ G | porkers that had sold earlier at brought $14.75 to $16. Canness The little coal producers €an had a lot on the ball. But last oc round Bus Co. said all the g,q 50 to £17 later brought $16 and cutters sold “at $11.75 to Fourth Presbyterian Church when to $16.50. Two loads sold early $14.75.

$30 to $32.

S'suchter lambs were steady. cojlege there and took post-grad-SO WE CAN hardly say thal or them and added shifts to the! 6 And snow on the highways, he! 300- .0 350-pound weights brought Weights less than 100 pounds| ate work at the University of brougnt $24, This included a penngylvania. In addition to the deck of 93-pound summer-8horn ps chejor of arts degree from Mul-, —" Guog ay Sholce heave [lenburg, he held doctor of divinity #ady prices. ts from 0 120 pounds georees from Mullenburg and Capitol planned to fly three extra| S0Wws sold at sféady prices. welg egre g At high speed he can produce sec hin +o Choice 330- to B50-pounders sold were salable at $18 to $19. Me- wa.nash College. sections from Chicago to New ce - 10 p = dfum and good brought $19. to| 8

$22. Commons dropped to $15. Late estimates of receipts were hogs, 10,250; cattle, 150, calves,

shuttle mas D. Northwestern Airearns their vam aftestion, res the street to the new car PAS ores heavy pt ipo Yor! . | 125, and sheep, 1950. Ni ONE OF THE WORDS which Jn . ; . their “atricoach and family al TINTING Sur e- lg os Waiti ‘causes more trouble in the Fla : ? services, both of which are cheap- 000 than any other is the simple | ivi nd g er-than normal air travel, { $24, ‘ aiting word “I” ? \ ard and ' i : { Fanten 10 a man tell a story ®at a lot. They burn’ up energy Use Triple Section November Figures For Claimants and cha are he'll wind up asl fast. High tension workers pack! The New York Central railroad Up 10 Per Cent - the hero of the plece. But not for it in, stuff themselves, and look started moving double sections Times State Service | —The government has $24,000 for long. Someone listening will - top| #0 natural” in underfaking par-/Tuesday and planned sending out! BLOOMINGTON; Dec. - 23—-A him with a similar experience lors before they are 60. [triple sections today. The Burl- short spurt of increased produc- nq out where they are.

tenants fol-|

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) , The biggest check, for $544.50, | got. The listener restrain [0 they need figure control they Coast and prepared to run spe- levels will result as prdduction is made out to a Willlam Wallace, himself no longer. oh hie. Ty rat not buy the two - way cials for the Rose Bowl football jg stepped. ip to replenish depleted Braw, whosé address is listed as|

130 W. 47th 8t., New York.

Local Issues

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_trade that Mr. Lewis used them| {jp in the Plymouth plant in ities were taxed beyond capacity. throughout the morning. but the trend was along steady] as pawns in his contract trading. petroit the boys are pround of All Busses Out | Despite a’ change in estimates price lines.” Cow prices remained Usually when the mine union their boss, A. H. Patterson, a of receipts from 11.000 to 10,000, firm in moderately active trade. boss announces he has signed genius at mass production, - |, ccPresentatives of all three|iaqe slowed so much that good Mediu mand good grades sold at

{it merged with the Grace PresbyScarce bulls brought quotes of térian Church to form .the Fairsteady prices. Bulk was quoted|view Church. He .then became be i ’ U few 235- to 260-pounders moved at $16.75 to $19.50. Vealers sold pastor of the Fairview Church. make enough to tide them through! He made the shift without los-| 8 lo Cd Al near - normal oe io $16. Prices from $14.50 steady. Good and choice brought |

'he retired in 1933, and with his

of the Indiana Literary Club, the

Club.

{survived by two’ sons, Paul W. n +m | Kistler, North Hollywood, Cal. WASHINGTON, Dec. 23 (UP)|,n4 George H. Kistler, Indianap-

515 lucky tenants—if it can only Slis, Ani hres granddaughters, sound in a rich mahogany cabinet. ONLY —

2 | Kistler, and Mrs. Fred Lingenfeit, / d Ah i The money represents refunds all of North Hollywood | Just yesterday a couple of men Industry. The girdle makers :get available eqiilpment would be in pected to follqw the national coal for rent overcharges. The office . "in the washroom were talking 'N® money. Take the Formfif Co./service and a spokesman for the and sfeel striks, according to of the housing expediter tried to Sam Cogill about the price of turkeys. One of Chi¢ago. This year its sales Chicago and Northwestern Rail- the latest issue of the Indiana gend checks to he. / : lowing settlement of rent claims, Why, for Thanksgiving 1 hadi The company attributes the in- movement than last year. { The publication of the Indiana but they all came back marked and" Py crease to sales effort, but there's}: The Banta Fe ran double sec- University Bureau of Business “insufficient address.”

|Cogill moved to R. R. §, Frank-

SE tries will show a profit. tral, said the IC was enjoying one ho | 3 { H ) 3 * . J the strikes,” the review stated. {lin, 10 years ago. e was a . YOU ARE. That is the Truck i Demand {of the biggest holiday businesses, November business in Indiana | c<Dee. 23 farmer and wat 61 years old. Mr. | ) St ne Dan over Si F. a an. me {in its history, climbed 10 per cent above the American Slates otd ........ FI AN Cogill was a World War I wvet- - 3 RJ FP Ll _) erican States com ....... ! i x But Somehow i you Jollow sales manager Bl tat) truck| “If the bad weather continues. iow October lexgis résulting from. +A rehire States com... 12° 1% eran and member of the New| it along Yer doesn call of the Saag Tom D. Mes- there will be even more,” he sald. girikes, It still rémained about]: ot BH'4 Aik Rig, ser 48 100 104 "Bethel Baptist Church. ro) think bout & baseball Aton Hane A o In- “on account of adverse driving yp per cent below the high point | Beit AR & Sik Yds com 00 30% ...!| Survivors include his father, a Shining Art Shi the Central Indiana I TuckE for conditions.” reached in August, ‘according to|*Bobbs-Merrill Td 44 L] |Willlam; five brothers, Roy, Wil-| » A ‘ res, sand "re v po e * There was little . indication, the survey. Some general decline Sentral Sova om 4 #1% liam, John and Harry Cogill, all] ‘mond. Art ole, > Pho ar pe STONE Jor the NeW Tede-however, that any great number|y,” puginess activity was noted |igom Loan 4% pfd J go lof Indianapolis, and Edward] ‘He g Noh on 0 lL And wh > (of motorists were foregoing their .core coal and steel work was *Cummines Eng oid... 96's 100 |Cogill, Anderson, and two sisters, ‘esty. He got the headlines awhile, nd x y Sov! The sturdy y1ang “to drive to their destina- halted Gonaolidated Finance § ofd .' 93° © Mrs, Bess Boeldt, Indianapolis, SA pag PRL Fi Th Me ith Sropes/tions and the National Safety" ‘pip ier Restrictions } Bauitule securities com':2" 38” "and Mrs. Mary Crafton, Martins-

000" | ville.

came pretty cocksure of himself. Support, rooting for the nomy, hrer-day \hotiday. review declared depsrtman sore Hook Bed Eto 1 fal jverything he did was right & 8 sales 10 per cent under TZUres ind asso ie 4 pfg_..._ ne

iw focal appeal of International Worker Loses Arm fof a year ago. Seasonal sales spunk. Then he made a trucks — —— * “+= A a a 3 g ; +are-high, however: Manufae ¢ e, and they threw him out.| A man might not buy an Inter. IN Plant Accident ing employment in November was, ‘In business you hear a lot of {national simply because it has In-| A 32-year-old Stewart-Warner about 12 per cent less than a year the word “I”, and the same thing|dianapolis-bullt power under the worker will lose his arm as the ag0.

other truck, the home town prod- today. hog sales Was the Jowest point { sy 8 duct will get the call. | Doctors at Methodist Hospital in October. nk debits showe WHAT 1 AM really talking| And International Holds its own sald the right arm eof Robert little change over October levels

about is salesmanship. Said one with the pest of them. Borrow-| Holmes, 157 Gardner Lane, was And newspaper advertising line-

Hah gu. He's always the other maker you can “Ask the Man he was caught in an electric in October-November period.

And that is what selling is, —

WAS t i A buttoning that word “I” under He was reported in fair conde

— | nearly 5 per cent below the year-| i your tongue and keeping it there. Flanner House Picks ton. but doctors said the arm were nearly 8 per cent less than!

ago level. Livestock receipts

| Clothing, luggage and jewelry were removed from the car of Jack Siener, 908 N. Emerson Ave., Wednesday night. The car was parked In the 3700 block of E. 30th St. Acting on a tip late last night,

Today's Weather Fotocast 2, Soran Be Rah

inear-42d St. and Emerson Ave. After wading in the pond for | several hours, police found over half of the missing articles. i | The clothing and luggage was |the praperty of Mr. Siener's

{house guest, Miss Rosemary |Shinkle. Both are students at | Marquette University. .

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happens. The big “I” users fall hood, but if it is as good as any result of an industrial accident Farm income from cattle and Kingan & Co pid sight. ‘

veteran: “put the crown on the ing a line from another motor almost completely severed when age also held steady during the R

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: i Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will | : Local Truck Grain Prices . rl ary Gometery. + |_____ 228 W. WASHINGTON—LI-252T___:3

- No red truck wheat, $1 B88 Ne 4 white shelled corn, §] 26 0. | 0

yellow shelled corn, 51.14, { oats, -86¢c, 0. J yellow soybeans, $2.08

Local Produce

33c: Grade B Iarge, Jc. and no grade Butterfat—No | : Ni 2

Esgs—Current receipts, 85 lbs. to ci on iaree. >

0 2 2c t and over. 10c; under 4 l4e. and Yo 2 voultry. 4¢ less than No.

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WASHINGTON Dec. 23 (UP)—Oovern-

108 Ry 204

1" who died yesterday in his home,

Mo Ind G_A& E pfd . 1 \ . *Btokely-Van Camp ....'.. 12 Then talking the other man's Mean Thief Candidate could not be saved. — in in October but slightly more *Btokely-Van Camp pd oe . ior anner & o 3'2% pid ’ ’ . {than 5 per cent higher than a Ferre gute’ Msieabis . Let him be the “I” and you will Every so often someone comes Gl $ Donate Clothing year ago. 13.8 Machine Co *% ofa oo a probably make a sale. up with a candidate for ‘meanest For Euro R li f Fparther reports showed Indian-|+onion Title Co LL 50 The ‘Lewis Law’ thief.” pean e ie apalis post office “receipts. up 15 Ex-dividend BONDS . i Wve foot lockers of clothing, per cent this November as com- Allen & Stew $s 5° coon 9 . IN COAL CIRCLES they are| . The nomination for that title, .teq4 for European relief by pared to last. A total of $3.077.-(American Foss 1128 50 0} . betting that Congress will pass Ajcame today from Flanner House | Benjamin Harison Air Force Base 979 in building permits were Rustian Morley & 61, . 38 =| law aimed at only oné man. That'sAs officials of that Community|personnel, have reached thejr goal issued, with $1,122,000 of the total Buhner ao A n in quite a distinction. But not when Center got ready to give the!in Wiesbaden, Germany. marked for construction of 198! ities tng Tei aoe 81 0 101 v You consider the man. [Christmas party for “underprivis| The clothing. weighing 350 housing units. Qolitmbia Club 2.08 63 " ’ we LE Be. is Joga L. Lewis. {leged children last night they dis- pounds, was volunteered by. per- - - | {nds Paint & Color 8s 64 ” " _.. Congress facing an election coveréd a thief had broken in the sonnel in response to a plea from- : Hg Arar yyy igh : : year seems to pee the all-time |storeroom and stole the candy the Air €haplain in Washington Find Part of toot Taken Indpls Railways 3 7 0 M $1 BN “high in Mr. Lewis’ unpopularily.'that Santa Claus .was to have D. C.~ The lockers were shipped From Car in Marsh Kuhner Packing ae 2 8a they probably will march himipassed ou to the children. ee in October. Police recovered part of the Nid Pub Serv Yaa 13 000 rod 106% — —— CT—— - ee r 0 . “es ene 181214 loot stolen from a parked Public Service 1s 7 ....... 104 108% | Public Telephone 4'48 sees. 100 Traction Terminal 5s §7 +]

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tired pastor of the Fairview Presbyterian Church, died yesterday in St. Petersburg, Fla. He was 76.

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5° Miss J, A. McCallie was re{elected secretary. And M. P. Speakman, general sales man-

= J. I. Holcomb Co. Namez | E. E. Martin President = |

Paul Goldrick . Vice President

Ml Holcomb Manufacturing Co., was “announced today by J. E. Hol-

The new president is E. E, [Martin who has been with the ‘company since 1913. He has heen

ager since 1923. l“Paul M; Goldrick who has been with the company since 1914 and

new lineup in the official ily of the prosperous J. I

b who becomes chairman of board in an active capacity.

-president and’ general man-

been an officer since 1034 been elected vice-president treasurer. \

"EE Martin, new presidant of

} he 1 . ewis wig: for—untons—to their Tor. most _of them and they gt handved siplove CL 4 Chis i wre sarole The services et er ager —and-Pr GC Walters—di-—J. | Holcomb M# Corsininbiicm gles his come-hither finger at his Ji racts whieh ok igo con. dvantage of it by visiting rela- Several hund e employees heard a routing Christmas sermor ITA The servic dat a sales research and pro-| =“ . he 400,000 miners, they rub thelr un ge " Soa Lon tives and. friends. “| noon this week in the E. C. Atkins Co. saw works. The Rev. Russel R. Kauffman, pastor of the Chris- Fotion. were added t8”the board. —_— H money-itching palms together. It. mne “Lewis law” will ‘be chal. Their numbers added to fhe fan and Missionary Alliance Church, holds weekly noonday services in the factory. "|" An industry here for 53 years, Mrs. William ooten

J. 1. Holcomb Manufacturing| Times State Serview is one of the nation’s largest] GREENSBURG, Dec. 23-~8erve

is their day to reap. |lenged, of course, because our hundseda ot thousands of college * . . . | ue = =, . We : federal constitution prohibits students. who trekked home for 4 Pp : S k T d Dr 4H Kistler co. v /». THEY: PROFIT most when Mr. fo rices in as raae . . 'manufacturers and distributors jces for Mrs. Ora Hooten, wife of

institutional and industrial wjam Hooten, retired Decatur ning tools and chemicals. County farmer, were held here at

2 1 3: clea “.| Since 1937, when the company| ~~ Dies In Florida [moved into its new factory at|10:30 a. m. today. She was 67.

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‘Served Presbyterian ditions have been made.

Church Here 16 Years

Dr. Edward Haines Kistler, re-

Dr. Kistler was pastor of the

A native of Allentown, Pa., he was ‘graduated from” Mullenburg

Pastor here more than 16 years,

wife, Jennie, moved to Florida. A Mason, he had been a member

old Add Club and the Optimist

In addition to his wife, he is

Services for Sam Cogill, for- 2912 CLIFTON ST. TA-1486 /mierly ‘of Indianapolis, who died :

yesterday in Veterans Hospital, p Cold Spring Rd, will be at 2 p. m, tomorrow in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be

in Greenwood. | Born in Marion County, Mr,

Abstractor Dies

A requiem high mass will be offered-at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Joan. of Arc Catholic Church for Edward A. Adolay, |

“Indianapolis abstractor 40 years,

3532 Winthrop Ave. Services will precede the mass at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner &

be in Calvary Cemetery.

th and Palmer Sts., three ad-| Mrs. Hooten died Tuesday in {her home here.

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FRIDAY

CIs W oe og Yule Se , Aid T8 By MRS White or ot will satisfy I B. Colorddo A Come .8now slush, hé ‘won well, He is w his family. , Three ' prey were different. Mr, Arthur and bad luck, _ patiently. Wh: “Christmas Da} to. him. - avy Just before “he learnéd he Mr, Arthur, job as a ‘sheet and his wife h future t in son Philp, no The Xray, sands given f County Tuber and Indiana —Health, chang Mr. Arthur his job and Sanatorium J: cided to get bored. He fol! knew TB no | certain death climate. He re “I askéd es drive everyon He escaped ing to repair and clocks. H tography. His look and activ 7 Relea: One Christn he -watched window matct That was the of music revi with the Hay played TPist The song was the yiolig. an Photograph brate .his 1 Sunnyside. At well enough photogrgph scenes. *,

ments follows against feturr To hig res Department habilitation Tubercuylos habilitation d him resume repairing, He L. Byrne Jew linols 8t.; fini 1947. After Arthur's Jew Washington § To his wi

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