Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1950 — Page 37

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Mafaiheg "oom Sood and baditain coal supply, the winter build-| Paul Crips firm designed the project. Herbert Blosmker Co. prepared engineering plans. _

; Semtle Haath or Tat SanCUBYY Bank statements released at vo A arkment Builders By Heavy Selling o"

{ i the middle of February. {long as FHA. gs EEE rn : F A hah . League of Indianapolis and the|steadily, unmindful of the sea- ® at hues lost ground "ora officials warn that appli-| Like its favored brother, 207 in-| [9 2 . SL Ten Indiana Building Congress, said|son. | It was the first weekly decline cations for the liberal provisions sures all rental projects with onstumer eman | 2 : : , Q Fh he

’ » “ -bloop,” | unions without asking workers whether the AFL was the union of dicted a resumpti i While you're figuring to put the squeeze on old “bleep WwW . their choice. g wor immediately. Ption of the r se you might consider adding a new look to the entire room. Farmers atch The CIO stepped into the public/Joseph Romer, state director of Business news continued fav-| . Why not? Porkers Fall Off

: . a s nt | | Harry C. Cuta an same Speen rene on ot Model House for Silver Anniversary Home Show = |nmcc 2 TO SEI Sy > a hy pati ii a Ci gi ’ ; i

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By JOHN V. WILSON w THE BIG HOTELS in town are spending a cool $1°million for remodeling this year. Koa

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payrolls, the money meadows E.. —— : cities has tightened. Wo : ab | In. central Indiana, Interest! ees s Wa > xX 5 i tap roo d ktail loufiges, + Heht promising Sight. picked two or three high spots, Southeast "Marcy Village” . . . This prospectus will be shown to the City Zoning Board Jan. 23 to gain approval of a 140.unit | Local managers know the At ime on (he tap ‘yoom e week the weath-

and kept eyes fixed on the uncer-| apartment project near Sarah Shank Golf Course. The proposed rental project will cost $840,000, said J. A. McDaniel, developer. The facts of hotel life. Eyeing will be moved to the front of: the * empty rooms, they're planting Bulicting and a white cireul gr, bar

y TRUE ly gh 1 i h i y a ed. ew when it was wet underfoot, shop- I"§ boom, next week's laundry : . Real Estate— Nai 1 wo oom. |" Property to PUMP “rye Warren will whittle ‘down ping trafic thinned. But the touch jurisdictional elections and = Stock List Hit (Real. isla diry onvention Colorful, modern studio suites 8 10bbY to one-floor height and of robin-and-worm weather, the veterans insurance refund. ! | will blossom out this year. Public UNVell a modern cocktail lounge

meeting rooms will be air condi- °0 the second floor. Medicine

| | tioned. And bars and cocktail cabinets also will be installed In rt To. roe amas io Re Opens Tomorrow fi fiir ad ei Sash Sms | Toward the end of the week, it the week were robust and en- R h N p t Continued emphasis will be No Major Changes ; | { z WwW : The Antlers, Severin and Wash- ! ro. otf |couraging. They revealed that! oye Rally Wipes Out. Us e rojec 5 750 Expected PE Oe. ington Hotels plan no fnajor Buss ecrvhere was age Pons Hoo bd moved toward pL Yo Developers Seek Favorable FHA To Register Ho we dressing tings a nitcna Sakalt. % Commercial loans were, By ELMER C. WALKER Loan Insurance Before March Deadline Thirty-second annual conven: Improvement and maintenance ....; 1, unkeep and rejuvena

Press Financial Editor {tion of the Indiana Dairy Prod- of physical property will be major|, 0+. i NEW YORK, Jan, 14—Stocks| By LARRY STILLERMAN ucts Association will convene to- expenditure items, Carpets and h prok pumps priming is t@ help

Dealers were to be told there is down. Bank deposits were up. big money to be made this year, There was cash in nearly every- this week had their first heavy

| j i i morrow at the Claypool Hotel. furniture will be replaced. Crews . a the Nusdiers Sues ody’ SY. a5 pucks, Jsitig Sice the Wal market PROPOSED APARTMENT projec are spreading hike; Clem K. Thompson of Colum- of painters will be called in to Suge Bt Tua ugk hatel Han. men making the t calls and| The picture is bright. There is started list June 13. |a summer rash all over frost-nipped Indiana. bla, president, will open the con- brighten walls. ARES. Agree 10 Seal the best sales talks would bring no real trouble in sight, nothing, The break came swiftly and un-| It's & “10 per cent” rash. | vention at a luncheon in the Riley Closgor in Spend oo 0 48 ich 4a & por svn home the orders. Others would for either the wage earner, or expectedly Thursday in the last 2 ) Fo . |Room. Registration is scheduled i =) 0 | loti dre & big businegs id whimper that business is bad. the employer to worry about. (hour of trading. It carried over| Hoosier apartment developers are rushing prelifiinary i start at 9 a. m. with more than, The Claypool Hotel will lead the

i ; RY .{pulling them up by their boot. : {to Friday's opening and later in 3 ' ' | |way. Nearing the close of a five-|PU 3 Coal John L. Lewis seemed to have worked out the coal situa- A Friday pr Sg a as Project plans. They're after FHA's more liberal mor tgage 750 Hoosier dairymen expected. year $1.25 million rehabilitation Straps. Seven major hotels: here

i ii i i Speakers scheduled for tomor- . bout $7 milli - [Alon exactly to his liking. He had the producers and yi nneq by a swift rally in the insurance before it expires Mar, 1. § + program, the hotel will spend 8r0Ss about §7 million a year, av ’ ; : , ee eT __. row afternoon are Prof. L. C.| dealers moaning, but the little householders still were keeping jag hour, . > : The Iheral act (Section 608 planned a $100,000 project and re- Thomsen. of Madison, Wis., fn-|$300.000 in He. | tr saith erage 655,000 guests. His advantage in keeping the householders warm is that they } genau ™ the scope of helt Title 6) lapses into a finan- ceived 100 per cent government structor at the University of Wis-| Decorating © s.udio ! Less Travel

vote ! rg! “ {is already underway. Planned foYri" : : . (appraisal, he could obtain FHA's consin, who will talk on “You Set| I> Leas travel is listed as one rea ares A milflcng 8 voles. 30d when they scream, the White House tne financial district. But not for cially less favorable loan in=90 per cent insurance on his loan! Your Own Profit Aim”; Dr. R. W. businessmen, the suites will serve © "5 ¢ guest drop bs W,

' {long. The bulls appeared ‘more surance plan on that date |from a bank. (That's under the Elrod of the Indiana State Board as meeting rooms as well as rest o ! . i . J ) an Karr, Cla, | Hotel.shanelection year, and usually does/30 to 38 per cent of the normal), cp than ever and the bears| There's a 10 ; 3 y yhoo an

| } “ 8 ts. 4 ! f furnace coal i i | per cent mortgage current, but fast-expiring plan.) lof Health, who will discuss, “An/SPO or. Ager and president. of the Indian : SomgtHing Tas. i Tas - dome { \remained just as bearish as they insurance difference between the In this case, the loan would be Emergency Health Problem”; The suites will be packed with oo, Ful) "accion Ride how pr Pde map pe In the industrial fields, coal was| Dad been. peaks of the liberal war-time|/$80,000. The buifder would only Thomas Hasbrook of Eli Lilly & eye appeal. Guests will be greet- "*. points out the rise of the a oy keep the country going being trucked in from non-union | Seek a Reason {emergency and the permanent have to dig up $10,000. A small|Co., who will talk on “Human Re- ©d by pastel walls, blond-wood five-day work week also breught

| Wall Street groped for a reason| { ; : ’ " . E. furniture and color-splashed! but not so little as to cause an Mires at a cost ranging from $3 ana found none immediately. For] ant Dousing Pama, calls Sr mt indeed. Jou, £100.00 Dona. In TROY a vid Dx drapes the length of one wall. A about Tegisis ution decline. i Satemergency. He kept production|to $4 a ton higher than ail, coal 8 a long time the experts had sald PHA mortgage insurance up to only bring $80,000 in the same!dent of the Ohio Dairy Products! studio couch will unfold into urday now since prospects don’t,” at twilight, and the operators and The big Metropolitan Coa ‘|the market must be corrected —/g0 per cent of the government's situation on a full loan approval. Association, who will speak on & full-size bed for two. 'he says. “They used to stay over distributors muttering names not received about 65 tons by truck|nat jt could not go up’ forever, appraisal of the total project Borrowing an extra $10,000 could “The Long Look Ahead.” Other Plans | night for Saturday seals. printable here. Friday —not the best, but it:would| gyt the entry of the small traders cost, {send the builder off looking for, Russell Richardson of Lebanon, Other Claypool plans include |p By they're gone by Friday J. 8, Weber, secretary of the/ burn. 1 h |of the type which made the big! The permanent plan (section cheaper investments. state representative and attorney, New tables and chairs for the night.” ¥Ie gv oe Indiana Coal Merchants Associa. Mr. Lewis was playing his wari ;mgriets of other days delayed 207 of Title 2) offers loan insur-| (Lending institutions are likely will speak at the first annual coffee shop and rebuilding of the at ‘Sucker Bet’ tion, said yesterday that the coal of nerves to the limit. And atte reckoning. lance up to 80 per cent of the'to give total loan with govern-|joint meeting tomorrow night of tavern. All public assembly : ; situation insofar a: the consum-|this writing, he was still in the, pose small traders lost heavily project's total cost. {ment insurance. Risks are dimin-|the dairy technological societies. Tooms will be air conditioned. | The majority of local managers er is concerned, has not changed. driver's seat, apparently with noj;, tne decline. The professionals) That difference may 100 k/ished. The government would re-| He will discuss “Good Govern-| Across Washington St. Lincoln don’t forsee an outsider opening Mild weather has divert>d thought _of retiring when he (with fat profits, made money when slight. But it could block plans pay the loan in case of default ment and Business eh |Hotel officials report’ they'reia new hotel In Indianapolis “for householders’ fears, although onlyireaches 70 next month. they sold their holdings, because of a builder with a slim bankroll. and become the builder's cred ‘Divisional sessions are sched- “Pretty well set mow.” But aa long time.” Common reaction Wi H : Last week the Wall Street Journalithey had accumulated them many For instance, - if a builder itor.) i |uled “for ‘Tuesday morning and 8eneral program of modernization to such x proposal is “it would inter ousing called the attention of the nation to months ago. |afternoon. The annual meeting Will skip over into this year. |be a sucker bet.

the vast winter housing boom. Indianapolis was in it up to the neck., It was estimated that from the \W ar Ai d Section 608 was set up by Congress during war| will be held Tuesday noon and Major item on the Lincoln] They quickly stress prohibitive :

off about t. 15 is going like end of the fourth hour on Thurs- years to spur emergency rental housing in bulg-| * budget is the installation of new present-day construction costs. wide ay hich an builders yo as on ) their day to the end of the fourth hour ing industrial towns. The initial “minimum” financing enabled) Ne BORA a 4 eld ocks throughout the hotel. Plans| Before the war, they say. hotel houses under cover as possible before the first freeze which came| Friday, the market had lost some ynder the act helped to hammer housing together, | show and dance. lalso call for the retiling of baths building cost $3500 to $4000 a

-| ; several years . | room. Guests paid $3 to $4 a day. to work Inside. | Ty Ye Devel 4088 SUEDE Phe {curtis Part of this loss was or en ns wr Bocause-of ea Seve of the Asfciution Srermn ly Hawisont Now, eonatuction cost: has But the weatherman, too, has aroun 1) heres t Gad of the yorrt ie in the last hour rally Fri-| 0 0" tye emergency is over. bet th at o vi |president; A. M. Feist of Indian. Hotels Yin sxpind Jaunazy. faci {4puried 2 B00 0 oa favored builders. The winter has/, 0 0 Bo (dm emits} TV. Rail Sh v | And builders believe Congress will| Weeks be ore to ac “ «| apolis, treasurer; R. A. Larson of 11S oi \ na se o or P ot roundings. managers ‘say, and been mild, and except for the issued. g pe In that rall a, Ry tele. NOt extend these liberal provi-| takes that long Sention 207. the| Indianapolis, executive secretary; SOLS a toia’ cos almo | rooms’ would. have to bring $20 mud, housing is moving along al William Bridges and son|vision SORES feat They] 100%. | After Mar. 1, Section 207, the por 1 W._ Gregory of Purdue $135.000. : i

, {less favorable portion, will cond, F Pal J ¢/ Both hotels plan to uncap new 'a day for hotels to break even. most as smoothly as it does in, bo ig us |closed high Som TV So they're pushing architects University, Frank Palmer Jr. o oth hote to unc a y 10or he A the prime ey months. (started a ut sight houses Christ: | 108g ighe ew highs oN ® ore and drafting engineers to get |tinue We fon as it a! ortgage| South Bend. C. L. Witham of In- | { i | | D i f | Uni 2. And ant Oh the utter | those initial specifications and It is part of the mutual mortgage gianapolis and William H. Mor- Join Residentia Sa es epar men Marshall Abrams, managing University campus the new Phar-|than a year. All other sections in FHA hands before insurance title that will exist as Avisory. board members : director of the Construction macy building is moving ahead c2Me back with these groups, but Plot_plats in ee gan, advisory board members. 1 gus j gd J RT LE SR

L d ’ V t This week will see the end of a seven-|the market has had for several] Should come in at least three eight or more apartments. | aun ry 0 e and-a-half-month jurisdictional war for weeks. Losses over-all however, “ Repair of that leaky bathroom |} |} a | control of the laundry workers of Indianapolis. were not large. Wall Street said Money and Repairs faucet may be worth a couple, Hikes Beef Prices Last April the Indianapolis Dry Cleaners and Launderers Club, the decline was healthy for the th 4 dollars to you. ~ | the working organization of big operators, signed up with three AFL list and some of the experts pre- °F thousand dolla you.

area, built a legal fire under the the Retail, Wholesale Department orable except for the coal indus-| You'll be stepping up efficiency yimaricans spent more than $7 AFL agreement and carried the Store Union-CIO, walked out, the try which is steadily mounting to|0f your home with modernization pion last year for home modsparks through to the National NLRB let both sides see the list,|a crisis. Steel operations reached and adding dollars to value of ernization, many live in homes! Labor Relations Board in Wash-jand the waters were smooth|their best level since May. |your property. ,| “outmoded architecturally and {jong in Indianapolis meat trade| ington. At first the NLRB de- again. Auto output was the best since] Besides, the “finished product” synetionally.” last week. cided to keep Nihds off, then re-| Mr. Ahner made it plain that he! September. Electricity output rose becomes a “better bargain” than| many home owners are missing | Hoosier farmers watched their] versed itself. |did not’ represent the AFL, only over the previous week but was|2 new place in some cases, a home the “real advantages of modern, xers bring as much as $1 For some weeks came the try- the owners. The CIO had charged under a year ago. |modernization survey points out- living” by passing up the latest!; hundred pounds less, compared). Ing see-saw to set up the elections him with being on the AFL side Carloadings Gain | Minneapolis - Honeywell Regu-|gyrvey literature explained. to the previous week. Strong con-| fn well over 100 laundries, clean- since he was in on the original] Carloadings rose 2 per cent lator Co. released statistics this| Tom McDonald, Honeywell vice gumoer demand boosted cattle ing establishments and branch deal. over the previous week but were Week showing that although president. said waste sets in when prices fully steady to $1 higher | retail stores, { ‘The elections start Tuesday and more than 29 per cent under last| ~ |30-year obsolescence begins. These, 1p Indianapolis meat counters, | Friday at the final get-together run Wednesday and Thursday| Year. Building declined from the Real Estate Tests {homes suffer from “creeping whole hams continued to bring| | with the NLRB there was a flare- {with four sides looking on. There, Previous week but was 46 per cent paralysis of inefficiency,” he sald. strongest demand of best-selling 4

up over the right of the two un- will be watchers from the NLRB,{ over last year, and building so I . meats. Meat markets reported jons (CIO and AFL) to see the AFL, CIO and the owners work. far in 1950 is double that of oto TO Be Wednesday (Continued on Page 33, Col. 7) higher beef figures. Pork prices, certified employee lists. : ing on seven ballot box teams. for the corresponding period. | More than 160 applicants will,

By MARION CRANEY Strong beef prices stole the| spotlight from fading pork quota-|

{dropped a peny-a-pound. |

- SG Charles Ahner, 8t. Louis attor-|' That ought to end, for a time Retail trade was hampered by seek real estate licenses by tak- Realty Activity Due | In a late recovery, hog prices ney for the laundry owners re- at least, this long fegtering labor adverse weather and was off 2 ing Indiana Réal Estate Commis- Increase in 1950 dropped only 25 cents below fig- John A. Wallace, William S. Ankenbrock and Mrs. Margaret fused to let the CIO look at the sore on the otherwise unblemished|/ 0 6 per cent from last. year. sion examinations here Wednes- ures of the previous week. Best Ankenbrock . . . additions to F. C. Tucker Co. oe names. After a quarrel in which local labor front. | Wholesale trade picked up with day. . | ‘Realty activity in the city’s butchers rose 25 to 50 cents in| FR, tu “s , {a record number of buyers at-| The all-day tests at the Antlers downtown area will show alactive trade Friday. Weekly re- ogee Se Veterans’ Plum This week Indiana veterans of World| tending the markets. Business Hotel are the first of six exami- 11 « 1950 \ |ceipts totaled an estimated 49,325. Four Additions Announc War II will be watching thelr malillsqiiyres rose. Business loans and nations conducted by the Com- STadual increase as 1950 ro 8 compared to the 36,812 tabulated Ge Boxes. Ale i) find She government FE eran checks, in money in circulation declined. ‘mission throughout the state this along. during the four-day New Year's . > e first batch to be ma rom ngton to . | eee eee eo een | , ] ) o's . year, \ { That's the prediction of the week. T R 14 S | St + A About 365,000 veterans, in Indiana will get part of this pay-back Manila Re orts Hike Applications for the local ex-'qowntown committee of the In-| Steers and heifers brought 0 ed a es @ S Te from Uncle Sam. But the checks, while they will total about $63 P amination must have been filed

" prices. even to 50 cents higher, . Three office changes and four Edgar L. Jones has moved to dianapolis Real Estate Board. The although only a small supply of additions to sales staffs were re- 1105-06 Fletcher Trust bullding

million in Indiana, on an average"

; 3 a by Jan. 9, Rob , C swon't be big enough to buy a car|stores were issuing credit against, In Employment Rate y Jan. 9, Robert Reel, Commis

Times Foreign Service “..ision secretary, said - yesterday. 8roup's first report of the year ,ny grade higi-medium or better ported this week by local real es- with O. K. Mannan Co. for. or a home. But most of them the insurance plums. {| MANILA, P. I, Jan. 14—Em- Examinees will be interviewed by was released this week, was available. Cow prices rose 25/tate firms. merly was associated with Jack * might be used to make a healthy Taken in the aggregate, the Ployment conditions in ‘these Commission representatives Tues-| Completion of the reassessment cents as bulls brought prices 50 F.C. Tucker Co., 720-20 Peoples C. Carr Co. >< down payment on an automatic| "mill will give Indiana islands over the last four years gay between 7 and 10 p, m. in the program was .seen as a market cents to $1 higher. Bank building, has added Mrs. Haynes-Rentsch Co. is noéW lo _- washing machine, a television set, o> Mion have steadily improved, accord- Antlers Hotel, he said. |stimulant, especially in districts] Good to low-choice steers from Margaret N. An- _ cated at 4609 Evanston Ave. The "or to clean up debts. \business a healthy lift in a Sea ing to a recently completed sur-| “Other examinations will be held where property taxes have become 800 pounds up. brought $28 to kenbrock, her il |staff is headed hy J. Arthur

The average to Indiana veter. son needing it. tv South Bend Mar. 22 and in/“extremely burdensome.” $30.50, A 14-load string of high-/son, William 'S. gi | Some of the veterans, afraid of

ey. in ans will be about $175, although At present of nearly 20 million Bedford, May 17, Mr, Reel said.] The summary observed that/good 144-pound steers brought Ankenbrock and some may run as high as $600. (flubbing the money away, al- people—or about 5 per cent—only A successful test is necessary be- anything affecting the downtown $28.50. Several loads of choice John A. Wallace Indlanapolis stores so far have ready have revealed that they 1085000 lack jobs. {fore engaging in real estate busi- realty market has a distinct bear- yearlings reached $33, the week's to the residential } refrained from reaching out for|will (1) put it Into their savings Copyright 1950. by The Indlanavolls Times pegs in Indiana, he warned. ing on municipal advancement. [top price. sales departthe insurance refunds, which is accounts or (2) put it right back ——~———— — - EE TTT e—— A - - ment.

|Rentsch, Joé Rentsch Jr.~and |Lewls Haynes, TT | Mrs. Ankenbrock is the widow lof Dr, Willam 8. Ankenbrock. |Her son was associated with the {Collector of Internal Revenue here |before joining the Tucker Co. - | Mr. Wallace joined the Tucker |Co. after serving as executive |vice president of the Indiana JuW. Washington ’ {nmlor Chamber of Commerce. Both St. headed by Mr. Cutsinger | MT. Wallace and Mr. Ankenbrock (Toney E. Flack. (are veterans of World War II, Mrs. Maude Westover has| .

opened a new office at 707 Peo- |

ples Bank building. A new real Speakers Announced estate closing service has been By Realty Board

added to the firm. By Luncheon spedkers: have been

| scheduled for the next twa. InDividend on Common |3ICREC “0S gatate

‘Boosted by Kroger weekly meetings, Fred C. | CINCINNATI, Jan, 14 (UP)— a yT Hltienly - {Directors of Kroger Co. have! Russell I. Richardson, boosted the quarterly dividend on attorney and assembly

the company's common stock to! tative, ‘will speak on

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Indiana farmers won't be caught up by the revenooers| Straws this year. The Co-op Extension Service of Purdue is| sending out Instructions on making out an income tax return. Last year a few farmers had face-reddening questions to answer, and a

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THE RUBBER industry expects, Penn asia a Tot of highway travel this year, President Shoda, a ens enough to keep employment at a/Rallroad, we own In high level, The Industry stockpiles| parts, is slide-ruling the railroad's tires during the off season for 1950 business at a 10 per cent touring, and sells them from May) ,.;, Good news for the rails.

to October. , They've had tough going. Trucks, | FORD MOTOR 0. Is backing pyspeg and airplanes did it. An in al arts program | 3 g cman ustri | TLLINOIS ALUMNI got the | = Seventh 35 12th graders this 547 word last week that Everett E.|

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. ! eco! jes at the! wood and metal work, mechanical| Hagen, prof of econom drawing, printing, model making, University of Illinois, has been ;

‘announced today. i summer, | The dividend is payable Mar, 1} ¢f Krabbenhoft, {to stockholders of record Feb. 1.

‘Ih. is the ‘model house for: the Siar Anniversay Indianapolis Home Show. 1t was designed by Hugh Bremerman, leading local. Arons. ovi'h, the. four quarterly a

share previously, the company Richardson traveled fn

inspection at his plan for “spacious living” ati the home show exhibit this |pany in 1049 also paid a year-end Apring. Thu model il be soveirueterd ax the Shots Soro This. home was Mr.. Bremerman's.secand blue ribbon in Home Show dividend of $110 a share in De-

clalism at the Jan. 19 luncheon . . 75 cents a share from 60 cents a in the Washington Hotel LMP v]

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