Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1950 — Page 15

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Initial Home Costs Only - Part of Expenditures a By HAROLD HARTLEY, Times Business Editor THE BUSINESS GUESSERS who are sitting around with their fingers ¢fossed, and a question mark on the July page of their calendars, are probably dead wrong. +... Businessmen are always looking for little dark clouds in the sky. They have to be trigger-quick in inventory reefing to make the best of any squall. - ; a But there is nothing to in- - | week's to cut down train dicate a slipping economic| giver traveling expense. clutch even as far away as| In Indianapolis, and cities of July. ; similar size, the gradual dim-out The reason, as I see it, is the

is easy to see. : steadiness of the building boom.

First, there are not as many . . x =» shows, even in New York, as AUTOS_USED to be ranked as the bellwether of prosperity, but

there once were. The reason is it costs too. much to produce them. chances are that home building is now at the top of the ladder.

fare;

And they're always a gamble, The booking agencies too often shoot through a few big ones and take from 65 to 75 per cent of the gross, then pad the schedule with such threadbare oldies as “Blossom Time” and “The Student Prince.” A Jk Who Snows probably as much abdut live theater as tomatic washer, a new vacuum anyone else told me last week

cleaner, and surely she will not that the “legit” is sinking fast in

economist, pointed out a few days ago. The man who buys a house, immediately opens up the market

His wife may want a new au-

Four Shelbyville Residents Die in Three Accidents

Week-end traffic deaths which claimed seven Indiana lives from Friday night through Sunday struck most heavily at Shelbyville residents, state police said Four Shelbyville persons died as a result of three accidents, in one of which a man and wite were killed. a = Gilbert Evans, 66, and his wife, Josephine, 58, were killed yester-| day at U, 8. 31 and Ind. 7 when their car collided with a cattle truck driven by Arthur Gibson, 20, of 518 N. Alabama St, Indiapapolis.

Earlier, Mrs. Justine Finney, 45, Shelbyville, died in General Hospital of injuries suffered ¥Friday night in a collision at Southeastern and Arlington Aves, in which six persons were injured.

The car in which she was rid-

move into a new house without 2 towns under a million population. | few new carpets or new drapes., We're lucky here. The Civic S80 home building makes much | Theater which does a superb job more business than can ever be is taking over where the road estimated. shows leave off. That's where . ® ¥ ¥ we'll look for our flesh and blood! LAST YEAR in Marion County 43.ama. $34 million worth of new homes peje still like “live” ‘theater, | were built, so you can easily add y,¢ there's been an economic another $16 million on the other| pange which has killed it off things home owners ‘buy after|yity the slow poison of intolerthey move in. able expenses. And $50 million in new busi-| Ang finally, for the road show, ness in any one community 18 the curtain is ringing down on | bound to spin the business! ip. curtain itself. wheels. _ ’ What makes me think we are The Bridge

in for a good year, right through| THE FORD MOTOR CO.'s new December, is that the building or film, dramatizing the

industry here has never let UP. | dream and manufacture of the Houses were being. built right| oo tionary 1949 Ford, was| through this winter, and spring shown to a hand-picked audience and summer production schedules; of 300 a few days ago in the call for full steam ahead. | Athietic Club As long as that goes on, don’t The film called “The Human wofry about the business ma- o dge » glorifies the worker, the chine slipping off the road ‘into| store, © shows how much

a recession ditch. The road's too wide and safe with the bullding|*fOrt Soes into the two-year job industry roaring. |of duiigning and mass-producing {a new car. Landlord's Plight |" It misses nothing Hollywood "MY FRIEND and telephone Knows how to do—orchestrations, counsel, Mrs. Carl Muench, who choral background music and represents the public in Public Scenic color. It is a good way to Service Commission hearings, and Win public appreciation, to make a leader in the Home Owners As-|the worker know how important sociation, tells me that with rents Ne is, and as for giving the stockin the deep freeze, landlords really| holders a better view of the comare in a dither. | pany, that’s impossible. It's the The price of coal, says Mrs. Ford family, and they're close

Muench, has doubled, and the big| hough to it already.

fellows seem to get what they End of an Era

want from rent control, while the, little ones with no lawyers to] REMEMBER the HOLC? It was plead their cases, have to take| the home-saver in the bank-bust-what they can get, usually little ing days. or nothing, Through the years of prosperity There is no doubt that landlords Which: followed the HOLC has are trapped miserably in the gov-| been forgotten, but it was not unernment rent locks, but there still| til this week that it unloaded the are those marginal operators who residue of its mortgages. are squeezing those who can ill The HOLC sold $176 million in afford it with high weekly rents mortgage to private investors, for “light housekeeping rooms” and that wipes the books clean. and small furnished apartments. Let's hope we have no use for an-

{other such home-saver for many No Fences, Please

ing, Shelbyville, collided with an automobile driven by Sam C. Aber-| nathy, 33, of 1158 8. Drexel Ave. Indianapolis. Neither man was) badly injured. Three other Shelbyville women, also riding with Mr. Harris, remained in critical condition in General Hospital, all with head in-

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Burial will be in West Grove By BAN NIDNEY Cemetery, Centerville. WASHINGTON, "Jan, 30—In-| A retired pharmacist, Mr. Lunclusion of $500,000 ih current ap- dy operated a drug store at 3371 propriations to start construction W. 10th St. until he retired 15 of a $2.8 million flood wall at Years ago. He was a World War Vincennes met with little snthy.(1 veteran. He was born ln Osis siasm today from Federal Budget Director Fine C. Pace Jr. oe | Wayne Post 64, American Legion He did promise a delegation of ere. He lived in Indianapolis 36 Indiana Congressmen, headed by] : = Rep. James E. Noland, Blooming-| , Survivors include his wife, Mrs. ton Democrat, © whose Seventh | Anttolhette Lundy; a stepson, District includes: the recently Harold . Sguts, Indianapolis; flood-threatened city, to “make a 'WO brothers, Earl Lundy, Aurosurvey.” ra, and Carl Lundy, WiliamsThis, it is understood, will 1fi-|PUrS: and an uncle, Edward G. clude ‘taking the matter-up with| Green. Centerville.

U. 8. Army engineers and making Edward A Meyers

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a cold wave in the East, sending the thermometer into the 10 to 20-degree rarige in the Ohio Valley. Sub-zero readings are indi

Of Hogs to 3-Months High

Light receipts today lifted hog, Weights from 240 to 270 pounds prices 50 cents to a three-months moved at $16.50 to $17.50. Prices high in the Indianapolis Stock-|/from $15.50 to $16.50 were paid

juries. They are Margaret Davis, 24, Mavis Ensminger, 27, and] Frances Asher, 24. Mrs. Cleo Antle, 35, Shelbyville, was killed Friday night near Rushville when the car in which|

overturned.

Other victims of week-end acci-| dents were Richard William Otte, | 28, Terre Haute; Mrs. Margaret Dent, 62, yMontgomery; James Moore, 15, Rushville, and John Taylon 39, Marshall, Il. Mr. Otte was killed and five others were injured when two automobiles collided head-on near Putnamville Saturday night. His wife, Thelma, 28, suffered a leg fracture. Mrs. Dent died instantly on U. 8. 50 south of Loogootee yesterday when a car driven by Norbert, Riester, 21, Washington, struck the back of the Dent automobile, ‘Being driven by Mrs.

suffered a broken leg. Dies After Truck Crash A collision of two trucks on a county road near Falmouth Saturday caused the death of James! Moore. Yr. Taylor died today in Union| Hospital, Terre Haute, of injuries received in an Illinois traffic ac-| cident Thursday which killed two companions, Harold Lee Sr., 28, Mason, Ill! and Willard E. Oglesby, 25, Mec-

was driving went out of control, overturned and plunged into a ditch three miles east of Marshall.

{years to come. IT’S PRETTY important for the o U. 8. to keep on the. sweet sige Overnight Hop of other countries, especially those] TONIGHT Station WISH will having the things we don’t. {sign off from its studios in the And if you think we can build Board of Trade Building. :

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Dent's husband, Paul Dent, who

Leansboro, Ill, were killed outright when the car Mr. Taylor fans ers

yards. (for 270 to 300-pounders. Heavier As receipts mounted to an esti- weights remained scarce. mated T7500, good and choice 170 Lighter weights from 100 to|

to $17.50 to $17.75. Several loads|/Choice grades reached the top price, $18, high-ireached $16. est since last October, Best grades

near 160 ‘pounds

dred pounds higher than Friday less, sold at $12 to $13.75. Choice |

cated in Minnesota, the Dakotas and Montana. Rain is forecast in the Gulf states, and snow from

Advertising Manuger Of Mill Division

Appointment 240-pound butchers sold at 160 pounds sold -at $14 to $15.50. | Fritsch as advertising manager of| bags,

Joseph N.

the Gtidden Co. feed mill division

in Indianapolis was announced toSow prices rose 25 cents. Good [day by James C. Rankin, division |she was riding left the road and sold only 25 to 50 cents a hun- ang choice grades, 550 pounds and| general manager. Mr. Fritsch

lightweights reached $14 and|served as classi$14.25. Bigweights moved at| Poy Jnenages of * . ' e Indianapolis Winkler to Be $11.50.

- . | to slow trade. Most early sales Sheriff Candidate of steers and heifers were steady | reau of Internal Revenue agent] (ows sold for 25° years, has announced his| higher. candidacy for the Republican

at 25 to 50 cents low-

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nomination for sheriff of Marion poung steers sold at $22 to $25.50. Be enV County. Steers Steady was associated Mr. Winkler served one term Y . Mr. Fritsch

as sheriff in 1929 and 1930 after Cor mon and medium

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a final report to President Tru-| {man. Mr. Noland talked with the| Services for Edward A. Meyers, | President last week and was told who died yesterday in his home, to confer with the budget direc- 5780 E. 25th St., will be held at | tor, {9 a. m. Wednesday in GrinMr. Pace said that the Presi- steiner's Funeral Home and at |dent did mention the Vincennes | 9:30 a. m. in St. Francis de Sales | matter to him at a conference in|Catholic Church. Burial will be the interim. But he showed no|in St. Joseph Cemetery. particular enthusiasm for it, ac-| Mr Meyers, who was 72, retired cording to some of those present.|,q candy salesman for J. F. DarDemocrat Reps. Ray Madden, ;moqy Co. in 1936. A native .of Gary; Winfred K. Denton, Evans-|g,y City, Mich., he had lived in. ville; and Andrew Jacobs, Indi-| 1p dianapolis 45 years. |anapolis, also called on Mr. Pace.| yf, Meyers was a veteran of Mr. Noland was armed With a 4p, gpanish-American war and telegram from Gov. Henry F. was a member of St. Francis de Schricker stressing the urgency gales Church. ‘of the Vincennes project. { Ready for Spring Floods J | “All the Congressmen spoke in Mi favor of it,” Mr. Noland re-|, ported, “thus showing that it has

{the complete backing of the John T. Metzger

|whole state. | | “I pointed out that the emer- Services for John T. Metzger, |gency equipment, such as sand-|3941 N. Capitol Ave, who died is being retained to be yesterday in his home, will be at ready for the possibility of an- 11 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner & other spring fight against flood, Buchanan mortuary. Burial will - such as the one citizens of Vin- be in Crown Hill. He was 95. cennes just won. Mr. Metzger. retired 20 years | “Mr. Pace will confer with the 280 —&s a —carpenter-contractor. ‘chief of Army engineers and in|/He was born in Hamilton County [the meantime I intend to push| near Noblesville. He was a mem|for congressional action. I hope Der of Tishiminger Tribe, Im[to see the $500,000 put into the Proved Order of Red Men. | present civil functions bill.” | Survivors include a son, Roy Gov. Schricker's telegram called |E. Metzger; a brother, James E. the Vincennes flood wall project | Metzger, and two sisters, Mrs. “the most important item from | Martha Barnes and Mrs. Emma the standpoint of federal backing Collier, all of Indianapolis, and in Indiana today.” a grandson. He pointed out that ayoLher | flood might mean loss of millions

He is survived by a brother, L. Meyers, and a sister, Mrs, nnie Purcell, both of Indian-

| |apolis.

Planning to retire? . . . better | first a HOME acquire! Turn now | to the classified columns of to-

précedence over many other proj-| day's Times. You'll find the home’

ects.”

serving 10 years in the police de- oy g19 to $21. Several lots of Indianapolis News. For the past — you want, at the price you want partment and as a federal Pro-/;.qiym heifers moved at $21 to|several years he has been an ad- ficial h to pay. The Times is NOW hibition agent. $24. Odd head good beef cows vertising agent here. Official Weather the newspaper with the REAL He had been mentioned as POS prougnt $17.50 to $18. Commons| He and his wife and their three| UNITED sTATES wratuen suneav ESTATE ADS. sible candidate for sheriff in 1944/4 “nedqjums sold at $15 to|children live at 1128 E. 35th St.| ———————————— ond Frgrey in 196 Ju he ad mol $16.75. Canners and cutters| Mr. Rankin also disclosed that | Senrise 6:35 | Sunset 5:08 FOR A moved at $13.50 to $15. [Meldrum & Fewsmith, Inc. of Precipitatidh 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. mT. this year. He will retire from the "g,,.,00 bulls sold steady. Beef|Cleveland had been appointed to gsoess ‘since Jan 1° cc. *** ! 138% BETTER VALUES Alcoholic Tax Division of the In-p.,; 0 501g at prices weak to 50 handle the division’s advertising, a Tat Se tomer IN ternal Revenue Bureau tomorToOW cents Jower, Some bids were $1 merchandising and sales promo-| other cities. a, SHOP IN after a quarter of a century Serv- ower Medium and good heavy tion programs. LR w IRVINGTON ice. 15 College 2usage bulls brought $17.50 to| ————— 8 4! As aay ©8¢/$19. Good beef bulls moved at Henry Alexander B® 8 ve. for many years. $18 and less. : ) 8% 3 . Vealers $1 Higher Rites Tomorrow 41 8 Vealers sold steady to $1 high-| Services for Henry Alexander, re -8 II al Ways 0 Se er. Good and choice grades 1425% N. West St, who died] feity) "0000 L303 showed the jump in sales from Saturday in his home, will be at| 70 $32 to $35. Common and medium 7 P. m. tomorrow in Jacobs Broth-| — brought $20 to $30. Culls moved ers West Side Chapel. Burial will| i at $14 to $19. {be in Gallatin, Tenn., on Thurs- a Fed western lambs sold steady. day. He was 55. {Eittsburgh ...... 3 Indianapolis Rallways, Inc., will Natives moved steady to 50 cents| Survivors include a daughter, it |issue daily dated transfers start- higher. Two loads of good and Mrs. Lucille Wynne, Gallatin; a ston, D cerennn |{ing Wednesday. choice 88-98-pound fed wes: ~n|sister, Miss Catherine Alexander, _ . | Company officials said the new lambs brought $24.75 to $25. Detroit, and two brothers, Dave Ship Movements {set-up is another step toward im- Odd lots of good native lambs | Alexander, Indianapolis, and Joe By United Press transit sold at $24. York Arrivals—Westerdam, Rotter-

proving. efficiency and

economy. | Current transfers are identified

Good and choice|Alexander, Gallatin. reached $25. A truck-lot of 102- Mrs. lke Doss

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- - | a fence around the U. S. and get, But tomorrow morning the Twice mn A Hour pound yearlings sold steady at ot oF CTT 1 pew York. Desartures—Sieel King. along very nicely on what we|opening announcement at 6 a. m.| : by large letter symbols rotated $21. Late estimates of receipts, “oF 0d ‘OF “NTE ME he al have, you'll have to guess again. |will come from its new de luxe | |throughout the month. Under the were: Hogs, 7800; cattle, 2450; Saturday in her home. will be at! We import nearly all of our studios in the Fidelity Trust Co.| Holdup men struck twice in 24 new plan, 2-cent transfers willicalves, 350, and sheep, 1125. 2:30 p. m. Wednes day in Jacobs manganese; 75 per cent of the/drive-in bank at 1440 N. Meridian. hours at an Indianapolis filling/bear each day's date in place of| Bros. East Side Chapel. Burial beryllium, chromium, cobalt, co-| George Higgins says the official station, robbed a Western Union| the letter symbol. Local Issues will be in New Crown Cemetery. lumbium, nickel and “tantalum opening will come a few aspirin|office and strong-armed another The firm cited confusion to/___~ "7" qo wastes needed for our finest metals. And bottles later when the details of man over the week-end. both ‘patron and operator under stocks" '* 1" 4 Askea| Mrs. Doss was born in Owens50 per cent of our antimony,/the move are cleared up by en- Hoosier Pete's Service Station, the ' present transfer system.', .. ... states pra #2 |boro, Ky. She lived in Indlanapplatinum, silver, tin and tungsten gineers and that station is send-|2301 N. Capitol Ave. was robbed | Transfers issued for a particular A ae oo 13 3 |olis a month. She was a member | are imported. . ing solid from its new home. |of’ $34 and a quantity of cigarets|day are being improperly used,|¢{ sg Ayres 4%2% ofd ser 45 101% 104 of the Owensboro Methodist Without manganese of whichi, JR” | yesterday morning and again this|the firm said. Dated transfers/Bel RR & Stk ¥ds pid =... 80. |~p we have virtually none, fine steel ¥. Tt. {morning. will be accepted only on the day Bobbe-Merrill com i . Survivors include the husband, cannot be made. | MY OLD FRIEND J. R. Town-| Charles Schusler, of 101 N.|Issued. 3 Central Soya erienn. 3 w'|Ike Doss; two sons, Smith and] THE INDIANA TRUST CO. To get along, we can’t have send, last year's president of the Elder Ave, night attendant, was| See Savings in Book ‘Work |Clicle Theater com ........... 8 = IKenneth Doss; a daughter, Miss 117 E. Washington St. aS, PWN Mav fences or iron curtains. It has to|Indianapolis Kiwanis Club, is go-/the victim. He told .police an| Inefficiency results under the Summing Eng’ com............ 187 18 | Helen M. Doss, and a grand-|| cor. Virginia Ave. & E. Wash. St. Call MA. sy be one world. ing to retire from his insurance ria bandit, sook $25 om him present plas in another way, Of" | Consolidated Finance § pfd E 3 (daughter, all of Indianapolis. |b ————— t . business, come Wednesday. {at 3:15 a. m. yesterday. Two men 8 said. +. | Bouttable: Secon - J a | " a = —— — —— Rabbit Stew A kindly man; smoothed by the appeared at the station about 3| The transit firm must stock|pumily Finance com oor |... 10 Loretta Pendergast | Guaranteed Watch Repairing OXYGEN THERAP THOMAS C. BOUSHAL, presi-| years with still a lot of executive| a. m. today and took $9, They also and record all unused transfers nt Tor nance 3 ofd 3 100 Ten-year-old Loretta Faye Pen- Y dent of the Bank of Virginia,|gieam up, he will be honored at a looted a cigaret machine. under the current method, IR| erfl-Jones cl A pfd Cel 0% ,. |dergast, daughter of Mr. and Ray This Equipment Can Be Rented at Richmond, has an amazingly juncheon in the Columbia Club| James Ragsdale, 14, a Western chieftains said. This is a cosfly| Hook Dros Gd word -- 8 $4 Mrs. H. W. Pendergast, 5144 Crit-| ni; ! HAAG'S clear illustration of consumer next Saturday. {Union Messenger boy, told police operation which the. new plan Ind sto TIPS com 3, #1, |tenden Ave. died today at the I. 4 ROT JOWELLRS > Mogg, ; credit problems. | Replacing such a man as head he Was robbed of $25 by two Will preclude. We nd & Mich E 4%a% “yore 31% residence. | oipEsT 103 NL ILLINGIS ST. ne 402 N. Capitol Ave. He sald credit controls ares the local office of Equitable armed men who came to the There will be no change in| [30h B% 1% ptd RY She was born in Indianapolis. || =, 0 (FL LF ITLL (Fe I" Phone Nisht Fhane aimed at a balance between the|yife Insurance Co. could be a Western Union office at 19 N. transfer cost under the new plan, indo E & L s% ~—.......108 = but was not able to attend Public | — u L1-3393 AT-0473 government, the banks and the|problem, but it isn't. Meridian St. at 3:45 a. m. The the company said. ndpls Water Co 8% pra |. 108 . A Schools because ot an iliness, r . rT Ta people. And of these three, the, There's J. R. Jr. to step into his night manager had left the youth| — cd oiaonater 4% pid _...100 103 ervices w at 1 p. m.| USE YOUR CREDIT AT major factor in consumer credit, well-worn shoes. P |in charge of the office while he Boetcher Takes [Kien Co'vla Lite om o HH Wednesday in Flanner & Buchan-| Guaranteed WATCH is “the people.” | ; | went to lunch. |Lincon_ Nat Life ‘as of |@n mortuary. Burial will be In REPAI IN Usual Low Prices | SAVA NIRS RE VA NY 2) He sald the “planners” who Nest Eggs | James Cordwell, of 207 Hia- C PR P t | Harmon Rereington com .... J 4% Crown Hill. -Day Service VIL) SH A NS are looking for the typical man ,yyRICANS are salting their Watha St. reported that two ommission ros | Nat” Homes Ine [Lah il She is survived by the parents RITE'S a i and typical credit to limit what' "ih more ways than one, Men strongarmed him and took County Clerk A. Jack Tilson N Ind Pub Serv com... 31 23y, (and a sister and brother-in-law, JEWELRY SHOP | REAR ALEC LE LEE the people have—are planning a, 4 suicv chunks. $12 early yesterday at Agnes and today swore in Walter C. Boetch-|P. R. Mallory com 31" 3, |Mr. and Mrs. Chelsie Day of Indi- 48 8. ILLINOIS ST rabbit stew without giving any| In addition to the slight rise in New York Sts. er as Democratic member of the prosres Laundry com coe 1 8 Chars E (1 ’ : : 131 Ww. Washington st. consideration to the fabbit. ee eee | Pub Serv of Ind 3‘ ofd 8 1 r | = — w o- - [savings accounts, they bought (Marion County Board of Elec-} , aries cvers | ——————————————————————————— The government has fits ideas $23.6 billion in life insurance last AFL COUNCIL MEETS tion Commissioners. SSehwiteer-Cumming td SE ! | Services for Charles Evers LARGEST SELECTION WATCH CRYSTALS about credit controls, and the MIAMI BEACH, Fla. J Oth be f the board 50 Ind Ges & E com ...... BY U%| : of Linoleum in Indiana : bankers have theirs. Rut the|Y®2F and at the end of the year, ga Jan. 30 er De Of AR iis Boks (ant CE altd na | lOrmerly of Indianapolis, who RUGS f 3 FITTED ’ nt of ’ vid Mr had added $4 billion more in E (UP)—The inner council of the are Paul 8. Dunn and Mr. Til-| Soke VAD CAMB rarer v 3 a/died Friday in Chicago, will be u rom $2.39 c Boushall, 1s the opposite end of DORIS. American Federation of Labor son. both Republicans. Tanner Co biizabld IW, gy [eld at 2 p.m. Wednesday ‘nf Loot for the sug, rin the be ed [po go ian the telescope ® Opposite E bonds in the hands of the opened a 10-day conference to- Mr. Boetcher was formerly|g 8 Machine Co pi Cot ”|Willis & Son mortuary. Burial * HOOSIER «» y oer What I think he is saying is|Citizens, mostly wage earners is day. » |mayor, city comptroller, county | gat 0 ile Se" ota ... 3 ;;;|will be in Crown Hill. He was/|| pAINT & LINOLEUM CO. CAPITOL JEWELR that both the government and the $3.7 billions., Nice nest egg, and EE oi | treasurer and chairman of the -dividen BONDS RE 203 -Weabington Aratls 201 W. WASH. RL 8072 they pay the highest bond inter-| . Democratic party in Marion amen & stew 8s 57 ....... "no... rn in Indianapolis, Mr. Evers - banks are servants of the people, Get Mail Orders coun: American Loan 417s 60 [110 :.|moved to Chicago 20 years ago.| and the people, bless them, own|est. (00. In fo I oO R At present, Mr. Boetcher is re- Bastiat aarler’ ss 4 pees ....|He was a waiter in a hotel WE B Di i SHERWIN-WILLIAMS : : Fr 1Ce-U-Kama@itired. He lives in 2110 W. 38th Buia: pertiliner se 8 (00: 11: | there. | uy uviamonus Bry Nar Cow Towels Precinct Commitieemen St. of Com Bide 4%s |i § ....{ Survivors include two sisters. " wie NOW comes the “personal”’Re-Elect Don Money » HB You avant to reserve Sets BLT . wl ii" |Mrs. Mary Witcher ‘and Mrs. Anna | ne BET pono FHCs Costs Less! ; : ‘ choice se : . : Because It Lasts Longer paper towel for hossle. + |. Don Money has been re-slected Tr feats ofor The HONG KONG STRIKERS RIOT |in Bla palm § Color sa'ed” 134 '|Holley, an aunt, Mrs. Lora STANLEY Jewelry Co a This achievement of the pape dent of the Marion County ay lee ma before | HONG KONG, Jan. 30 (UP) |{adpp Public} Ca 5 ss |Pritcherd, and an uncle, Edward) . minty ur 10 De preside arior tickets go on sale over- |_Armed police clashed with|ind Asso Tel 3s 18 lll. 9 Taylor, all of Indianapolis. 3 W Wash, Lincoln Botel Bids. ustry & Weapon precinét Committeemen's Associ-| the - count dp lways Ss 67 ...... 53 . trt————— is. an infection Lop. . | counter, Wednesday, [some 5000 Chinese tonight in the| investors Telephone 3s 61... 91 viru against mastitis, a ation for 1950. BOY BREAKS or. y { get your order in the mail break of viol in the|Kuhner Packing 4s 80 ...0.. 09 26th BONE — ——— which costs the milk producing] Other officer results of a re-! ' first outbreak of violence in the pr ocenicamp Ss 73.00. 97 HAGERSTOWN, Md : : Now! month-old trolley strike. About|N Ind Ptb Serv 3%s 73 |... 108% 107% » Md. Jan. 30, ; : industry half billion dollars a|cent election included Mrs. Le- 20 riot 4 six policemen were | billy, Art Sell 9b (UP) — Five-year-old Raymond! 2, Iotit Vs ym , 177.4 year. © |tha Lovinger, yice president; Mrs. ~~ @ Orders received tomor- (20 rioters an police | Buble OE ileohane: soe loa '"" |Kline, of Big Springs, Md. was! % Bo fons Adiet ida . They are used to sterilize the Ruth Grimes, secretary, and Wil- will be filled before the |Rjured. [Traction Terminal 5s 57 ..0... 6 |

udder and the milker’s hands. A. cow towel is different. It looks like an ordinary ‘square of paper. But when it'is wet it does not fall apart. Instead it Dbecomes tough, loses no lint. ~ From. what I have seen of paper towels it must resemble the new paper kitchen towel which acts about the same way, and is preferred by most wives who've tried it over the lint-spreading cloth type.

{liam Huse, treasurer. |

Next meeting of the group was set for 2 p. m.,, Feb. 18 in the Ober building.

4 DIE IN DETROIT FIRE

persons were killed and a 3-year-old boy seriously Injured today

shackle home in a nearby suburb,

DETROIT, Jan. 30 (UP)—Four]|

when fire swept through a ram-|

over-the-counter sales.

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¢ The two-hour extrava'ganza will be staged Feb. 23 In the Fairgrounds

Coliseum to raise money

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Two inmates of the Indiana Women’s Prison who scaled a

Ethel Krueger said Mrs. Marjorie | Traylor, 25, of Indianapolis, and Ella Mobley, 22, of Terre Haute, were captured yesterday hy state police in, a downtown hotel room, Their short-lived freedom, Mrs. Kreuger said, was brought to an

2 Women Escapees Q Seized in Downtown Hotel

fence Saturday night in a bid for|left the key open and heard a : Canary . Photo Supplies freedom, were back in prison woman they called warn the pair * Musical ' Luggage today. that “your pictures are in the pa- op Prison Superintendent. Mrs. pers . . . give yourself up.” INCOLN JEWELRY co.

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26th. He fractured an ankle, against a door. No cure for the] malady” of "his bones has been found.

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police said, called them after she

They offered Across From State police said. 9 W. Washington St.

Mrs. Traylor once escaped from hrc

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the Putnam County Jail at Green-|, Re anos | ut castle, and was serving a one-to-| Watch Repairing 10 year sentence for passing Accurate — Dependab

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