Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1950 — Page 26

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si DETROIT, Feb. 24 (UP) —Gen- = yor te. purch

Sisplay Novel £= 950 as Supp! ; Fe = = s i oy = Te i ; Believed Slain a iy Motors cut wages of Its 290.. flak =

Today in Business—

A {000 production workers two cents

Py ‘an hour today and simultaneows ard which time » Type Loader . Captain's Body . ly reduced prices of its cars $10 gin No. 1] a Found in Austria 'to $40. vicmity ther ® New Device Can Fill Large . VIENNA. Austria, Feb. 21 It -was the third time GM has Eins on. 4 ’ (UP)—The muti'atéd body of cut car prices and reduced pay lan! Freight Car in Single Hour A Good and Choice - Capt. Eugene F. Karpe, American of its employees under a history- * ivttation” No TT By H AROLD H. "HARTLEY, Tinies Business Editor : : naval attache in Romania, was making cost-of-living contract Carufa, delivers IT'S IN THE BAG Barrows and Gilts found in a railroad tunnel near signed with the CIO United Auto oavliation No ow : ‘at i ri : Salzburg yesterday... :Workers and Electrical Workers — feo lls __The old_cliche has a new twist today Demonstration... Sell at $17.25 Top SESE NAY i cna AE Bente al W fit vesterday of a novel loading machine at the Evans Milling Hog: prices today dipped 25 said today he appeared : 10, have Ten dollars was lopped from Size Nos LL a oe aan ivi - . cents in active trade in the Indi- been slain. .|all Chevrolet ‘models, $15 to $22. lant Co; 1730 W. Michigan St., showed graphically a speed-up °°" : : . M or plant vic anapolis: Stockyards, Capt. Karpe, 30, of Washington, on -Buicks, $15 to $20 on Olds- Invitation No in operation. Best. grades of the 12,000 es- D. C., was a close friend of "Rob- mobiles, $25 to $40 on Cadillacs Rocuvils. dale The Cargo Loading machine, product of Carry-Craft timated butchers sold at prices ert A. Vogeler, the American and $15 on Pontiacs. Tato Nat Ft. W nandies all ‘generally 25 cents a hundred {businessman who was sentenced, ” ! Size No. Tai Corp., ayne, handles between mid- October .and mid- pounds lower. Sows sol to 15 years imprisonment by a, 0 A or plant viel ng: 4 at about ‘Mrs. Harold Fite Invitation No kinds of bags and bulk mate- January, food price reductions ..,ay prices. Good and chofce Budapest court last Tuesday on % : gio [log NO. rials, such as fruits, groceries, Along wil nine And 170- to 230:;pound barrows and spy charges. Services Tomorrow {0g D Ferdi

Austrian police announced dis-| a 2 : Invitation No. covery of the body this morning.| Services for Mrs. Mary Lou ALAR They said it had been “smashed. Fitch, who died Wednesday in Invitation No bevond recognition” but that it her home on Rockville Rd. near

was identified by papers found In| Avon, will be held at 2 p. m. to-

distillers and brewers products; general retail prices 9 per cent cement, lime, sand, fertilizer and consumer's price index here was Approximately 200 head good the like. _ ° at the lowest level since Octo. “F100 fos sold 7 an ~Fhepiachi re will be cuslom- per 1948 ANY. choles grades S010 at 517.5%

t ES ar rices from £15.75 to $16.50 were built.» The demonsirater moved Housewives still were paying Prices trom 815.75 10 11500 wens

glits brought $17 to $17.25, the

price

f al Ly 6 97 the pockets even though Capt.| d_Eaulpment 20 to 25 hundred pound bags a 74.1 per cent more for living es. '2'4 07 240 LJ 270, Tounders Rare diplomatic passport was|MOTTOW in Conkle West Sixteenth fic signal at the minute, >with a capacity of Olling gentials than they paid in mid Weights Ae 19 Su founds a fl missing Street Funeral Home. Burial will Eo ra a \ is over i; h Jobe 0 J JU, 1} - ‘ r - u eee a large railway freight car in an August 1949, but iast month's tH from 100 to 160 oninte The greatest advertising campaign in the history of Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., got off to a flying U. 8. Army authorities later be in Washington Park. She was 8a ng 41 So hour. ; costs were 1.7 lower than Janu. “eights from elo I 5 start last night at a meeting in the Athletic Club. The public will feel the impact of the drive 1. Souy oll at $13.50 to $15.50 P confirmed the identification and 4p ' County. 0 n Ary a year ago. January food fat a, ae i=, through newspapers, radio and television. Discussing here are (left fo right) W, A. Huntsinger, said that Capt. Karpe's death! : : rp fovitation No. District 8 of the National Asso- hills were -down about 3.3 per (00d and Choice Sows from 350 : Er Ar vy » | Mrs. Fitch was employed in SoIPmnt: Dace ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc t, the b > PE 6 ei pounds In weight moved Indianapolis district sales manager; Ray Peterson, advertisin manager; Roy Lang, account ex... !looked like a planned job. |Marott Shoe Store for 25 years Cross Street. 1a { { » a, 7 = . » okt Tra dar. co. lie bureau declared at $13 to $15. Choice weights ecutive of Gardner Aoiing Co., St. Louis, and Paul Colwell, sales manager. Police Suspect Murder A native of Southport, she lived Taviiaums Ne has.a new president. He is Clar-\ Compared: with ‘he consumer : Aust 1 Is d th bi BL find, Meter ence A. Bickel, Milwaukee. Indi- price index of 1935 through 1939 TOM 270 to 330 pounds sold at $15 ; «ay io uspected murder : BI%0 oad rec in Marion and Hendricks Coun- Highway Garae ana and five other Midwestern the scale was still up 170.6 per to $1 Sly ) rte in Impartial Gor YH r fl ' ! gating on the theory that “a ties all her life, 2 miles t tates fall under his jurisdiction. 'cent on. Jan. 15. AH classes of vatile sold 8 . } i 4 1d $i i rime has been committed.” They She attended Avon High School 1n No The new prexy is a partner in the Coal troubles stuck at th on DO i oF ay ow type Wo rker Giv © tid they had “ne acfinite clues.” and was a graduate of Zionsville {0 “rarare’ es on saber! W ) . | ) oo trac Two loads of high-medium ‘ : - w, nher oo lovitabien—N irm of Robert W Baird 4 & c 0 fa mily purse with an increase of [UY Obra a oot eer De fs 2000 fr re FA i my Captr-Karpe—wasonhis—way High School i ZS 3 Ten poe Western Hweens rr Sper Cent IH Combined 60 Ere Td Bots Drives fom $70 int in rt emocra S gt era N: inn d home to Washington for reassign. ©f the d the Avon Mothers PAL 50 ball be 1f the wife Ends it hard to ind fue! refrigeration and electricity to $2 a nald for most had vé PENVER } Sick aud ment after. spénding more than Speidtion an e Bs ¢ choice cuts of meat, here is rings . made uj y Lowolo., Feb. 24 (UP) hree years in Bucharest. He ar- ; © G tae explanation. pietiie made ub oi med.um to Be'i eve Jeweler Killed Demecratic leader: today wer Services for Harry C. VanPelt, in Vienna from Buc ‘harest Survivors include the husband, SAMUEL PY H M. Conway. market analyst p ort Called bare! / ood grades } puzzled out pleased by. a $2000 ) 7 retired Fire Departme nt cap- early this month and spent 13 Harold F. Fitch; a son, Thomas S——— for National Live Stock Producer, itn ta id 4 S10 S81 Odd ’ Gas "Crippled Daughter gift from a Republican commiitee- sal oe died ‘yesterday in his days here before leaving for Paris Edward Fitch, and a sister, Mrs. NOTICH - nzs sold s ( ( x Ie 6 3 Ss Ave \ JE sald a temporary gap in late win- . . hoy . ove t t $19 Lae MIAMI, Fia.. Feb. 24 (UP) woman who sdid she “doesn't on P 0 tH rs Ave Wil. be yesterday Jeaneite Harris, Copnbus, 9: go oles is bere ' > COV ved at , . ) a J . ay "le : : oh I a ter and early spring meat sup- é ’ mons and mediums brought $16.50 The bodies of a jeweler and his understand about politics & Buchanan do oy a io His mutilated body was found ri ube plies is due to marked shifts in appoin ing [to $18.00. Canners and cutters o-year-old spastic daughter were “I don't know .nuch about it.” will be in Crown ih He Rito by trackwalkers on the Arlberg- J Gime Hi stock feeding and marketing. , brought $11 to $16.50. -Medium found in his jewelry, shop today said. Byron G. Rogers, Denver ! ; I * il > “7* Orient Express line in a tunnel jvenye. Inatan, A year ago many pasture and Sh and good sausage bulls sold at And police said it “looks like a county Democratic chairman, “but A fireman =0 years, Mr. Van- near Salzhurg later in the day. 950. at which range cattle were held for mar- ows $31,000 Loss $19.50 to $21. Best were eligible kind of mercy slaying.” it sure was lovely.” Pelt sel yed Which vavions & €OM- After identification it was taken ih fabian Aue keting after the turn of the year. ro 0 ¥ The gil Dorothy - ARD a The gift was made by Mrs, Panes on the department. He ‘was 4 the Ninth U. S. Army station a -No i Unsatisfactory price margins For January adie and good sausage bulls si te E ipole from birth. had David T. Chalmers. stationed ‘at: Engine House 25. poqpita) in Salzburg Y EF GER: N iv 1 ! Rood san ' Is spasti rom tru ie 549° 7a chino < & Rg. have forced early marketing, thus Hugh Abbett, chairman of th . 4 1 $1950 to $21 Best were been drowned, apparently in a 1 was just trying to help out 432 E. Washington St. when he Attendant Questioned N fren, eliminating a large proportion of Public Service Commission. today [ 0 tod wacl 1 ' | she explained retired, in eed on ning ' ' anor ! able at 821.050 . corrugated wash tub still filled SU plained, He was a lieittenan ve Police said Capt. Karpe's body 1. Sectitn heavyweights. described Indianapolis Railway Veuler br one | Cel with nen I lik2 to help people. I help the as a lieutenant seven years t 5 od gl cv of selling’ Janus i 8 seallwa Vealer prices dropped $1. Codd with wi , x with the rescue squad before he Nad been run over by a’ second Invilalion No, The general policy of selling January report as “disappoint- 4 choice sold at $50 to $3° Her fotier. Edwin Clap: as, fed Cross. I help the Com-.71" made a captain in 1939 A train as it lay on the tracks. They driivered on Rog hogs at lighter weights also has Ing ommon and medium moved al vg died of HoiSOnin. taunity Chest. Why shouldn’ I litel ne Yas rent. A oY caid they had questioned the Y avitation Nov abnormally ‘curtailed the supply, ~The ‘report, filed yesterday, sug 4, $00 pe PoPUE - help the Democrats and Re- ! ng resident of Indianapolis. leeping car attendant and some No. 63 Aggresate { { ‘hil 1 Ket showed the utility lost $31.000 in he two deaths apparently oe- syblicans? he was a member of the Irvington Si€€F é é Hveres ‘on ol pork while early marketing J Pe Stockyards officials reported fu. Pt ahs. xr , rassengers, but had uncovered vicinity thereof in the all and winter of the lamb operations for the month. It wasp. ra1v enougt Jami des were “UIT d last night. - The bodies 2 = Masonic T.odge and aftended the be g no Tvitation No ¥ « Zh ) sales Corn el he ise Under , a * f an. Clues, No 63 Aggregat crop has hurt. the first full month report since made to establish a market test, et found whet Lou und i" “I DIDN'T realize people took Fourth Churen of Thoist, Seid Army criminal investigation the © sl : } NV 9, Mr. é 8 assistan ing Gee iv." &Re : ! v “ Are) All" board members of ‘the the commission granted a fare In- 44 ots of medium to good na- wo el on; eo 2 & , Politics: so seriously,” she added. “go. include his wife. Mrs, division agents were understood Invitation No Union Title Co. have been re- Crease from 11 to 12 cents af; o |aibs were salable at $24 fo 0 He Jewe S:0r'e, Opener vie Mrs. Chalmers said she had not 7 " E Jd to hav fired 'h 1 7 Fat on Y Christ ti ! er WE Be place this morning. . >, Ura VanPelt; a son, Harold E. !0 have wired French. police in p elected, G. W. Thompson was “/ristmas time. Good and choice » grades of even known ‘hat she was the GOL, vicinity thereof

: : BL $28 ¢ s VanPelt, Green Hills, O., and two Paris to detain the attendant named to the board to fill the , The l0a8 was caused primarily weight 100 pounds and less were Had Been Depressed compittsewoman. \

by a drop of more thin 17 por brothers, Arthur H. VanPelt, De- 4nd other passengers on the car. oS Arremte

- Constable O. D. Henderson said ————— Fed : sleeDing car cing & 003004 125, Se post vacated by the death of Ed- 0" ToC considered worth $27. . troit, and Ira 8. VanPelt, Fair- The sleeping car booking agency ereof. C umber of riders 1 t 5 qq 1 ap ; ' ; . Ty ward Adolay. the month gs compared with he Late estimates of receipts were: Mi Te Batervocd hii hi of Mr. Stolen City Car Found dela o. here said Capt. Karpe had made 8 oY: is Other board members are Al: sa ’ : . Hogs, 11,825; cattle, 450. calves, Clar 1a( een. depressed tor . his reservation in the name of yo 5 . b— delivered on Ro me on Rg ve rh A “ph . m nied a 1reoty . in | vicinity thereof hert M. Bristor, Albert F. Brom- FATS ANS earagy seh 275, and sheep, 150 some time and talked about sui- IN Georgia; Driver Held Mrs. Raymond Fiscus “Clark” No first name was .._. LEGAL NOTICES = a 2S Yo ) 3 LOU v > 4 ‘pr ago.” ius “ ne 3 iey, Vern E. Bundridge, Willis N. more than it did in January 1949 i cide about + Week: ago Indianapolis police today were Mrs Carrie A. Flscus. 249 N. givens the agency said. Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS ted pro- geliverd on Ros Coval, George B. Elllott, George jt failed to meet operating costs. Ducks Make Autoists If 1 go. I'll tale Dorothy with natificd a City Weights and Addison St. died last night in| ‘Capt. Karpe visited Mr. Voge- a Ree pa Invitation No (. Forréev Jr. Frank P. Huse, Abhett's Comment : me,” she quoted Mr, Clark. Measures automobile stolen here west Park Nursing Home. _She ler's. home many times during through Walter R. Mybeck, Director of ~~ FOB, Maduon ! rin an Li (e It ‘ : Feb, -13- has -been-reeovered—and- Vogeter's quick -four=day trial in tir Division of ‘Pubic Works and Suo- ted M 4 John K. Parry. George Sadlier.| “It's. teo-earlyv—fo-teH-—whether SPORANE UF Th rete onstabie-—H-enderson and a mn : rvered . was 75.” Budapest. Mrs. V 1 h ly. on behalt of ‘the State | Highway £0 3 gated Metal ® Timothy -P. Sexton, George W. this is typical, “BM, Abbett said. heii ! ie Amer Homicide: Detective John D. [the driver arrested in Fulton = Gervices for Mrs. Fiscus. a na- Faap ; rs. Vogeler, who lives mission of Ajdiana. a1 the onicd Renselaer. ids E. 8 . Gg. W. “We "ty 1 ican motorist is human, after all, Cannon said Mr. Clark appar- County, Georgia. tive of Peru, are being made in Ner® With her two sons and: her dianapoiis. Indiana, until 2:00 o'clock fnvat "Ne Snyder, H. E. Stonecipher, ia won ve” ible’ to draw any 1 f Georgia state lie said. th sister, said Capt. Karpe and her| M. Central Standard Time, March KS oihvkadon No Thompson and Leo F. Welch, jconclusions untl§ we get In an- Going down Highway 10, a ently had taken poison from a weorgia state police sai € Shirley Brothers Funeral Home. ay P! on the following equipment eries. to “Sate. Linton A. Cox. who was re- other monthly report or two st f aut idenly slowed bottle found near his body. It driver, who will be extradited here, Mrs, Fiscus lived in Indianap- husband had been close friends standare Tose Mio HH Aitoronies or, 8¢ mour, Madis tect d-to-the board died Wednes- “However,” he-—added— it pas-i yeam 51 8ulog suoden’y Slowed lcontatned am xture—of cyanide for Federal trial identified—him--olis 65 years. She was a member Stee they attended the U.. 8S. rices delivered: the State RS iiation No. os = His - position will not be Sengers are falling off so rapidly | a bare crawl. Motorists in the and other chemicals self as Chalmers F. Rush, alias of West Park Christian Church, |Naval’ Academy at Annapolis to- Fuheay Foren deri Femy Puta Kh ; 4 n ig nl 97 ayy? iq 5 : : y arts, Bearings, p that. even. the highe ony | FCAT pressed on their horns dnd: Mrs. Clark collapsed when told Maleolm J. Rudd, 27, Indianapolis. Survivors include her hus- 8ether. | diatiapolis. Indiana > Laps BBY filled until the next meeting. n gher fare won Mrg. Clark collapsec n : At the time and -place designated all I the board od Mr. make ends meet for the com. {bitterly denounced the delay. “tof the deaths and was taken to! THe ar was taken from the band. Raymond C, Fiscus:- two Last : Wednesday night Capt:|nroposale andor bids S jenn ubticly dignapolis. Indi i turn, the board rena r ’ y However, their scowls changed a ae second floor of the City Garage, gaughters. Mrs. Nina M Karpe escorted Mr. Vogeler's sis- opened and read aloud. Any. bids ree ellaneous Hardy Coval, chairman; Mr. Bristor, pany, I'm afraid we may find our. ’ : : B€C the same hospital where the [070 : aug 5 ina M. Yorger geived after the designated time for any et. St. Indian: ' ’ : ' : 5 'V DASS a liS 2902 N. Harding St. It was seen 1 s, ter, Pia Eykens, to the opera.and| feason. will be returned tte to grins as they passed the cause z B and Mrs. Lucille Bellows d P Invitation N president; Mr. Stonecipher, sec- selves right back in the same old ¥rins as yi aust bodies of her husband and daugh- : 8. iCl ellov an Copies of the detailed Instructions to analion Ne, Fatnry: My Thompson treasurer, rut.” of the slowdown. It was mama (er were removed and recognized four days ago in i sons, Ralph E. and Raymond returned to his quarters at the bidders and specifications may or ob= Truck} odies. fi i yA . ’ ’ . . C a , y i : ) - A and Mr. Bundridge, manager. | He indicated there still were duck and her eight offspring pa — Kentucky. heading south. . Fiscus Jr., all of Indianapolis; Bristol Hotel about midnight to) sited from, the State Highway Gomis olet a rut, Cha {hopes the-utility- could. effect op- Fading down the highway center L 11 | Police here said Rush will face , a sister, Mrs. India Wise, Indi-|PAck for his journey to Paris. Re HEN de Tregraed py the rector ~~ —o-Bids shail berm ek per G erating economies which would: SiFipe. oca ssues — = {Federal -trial-on a charge of driv-gnapolis, arid two grandchFidren.| Responsible officials here de-|of the Division of Public Works and Spm preposal forms George A. SAS. StU G. A supplement the fare increase | —Feb. 24 ing a stolen vehicle across a state clined to connect Capt. Karpe's blo rriect any and al, bids. in wide $0 Diana oH Beas Co. advertising. agency. will “5 oy bu Teo ’ askea line. Mrs. Roy Hurt {death with his friendship for Mr. binatioh of bids andlor proposals wich N Office M Railways recently “sold” three Takes First Plane id appear most advantageous to the State address the Nation Jars 2 losing west #ideé suburban lines! i » Te TT Services for Mrs. Lina J. Hurt Vogeler, whom the Communisis of"f; y in the Athletic Glub. BF. O'Neal, © the Danville Couch Lines and Flight at Age 101 EET IY Harry Schofield 1212 N. Pershing Ave. who died ACUed of, being an espionage per or ull ES SIE, i the Indianapolis Transit Co., Inc. Ip jel t Sti xds ora 1600 in her home yesterday. will be m - “NOTICE. TO BIDDERS president, whl preside, | ST. LOUIS (UP)--Mrs. Hattie peli Br & sik vd m 32 yes A Clg Noti iN hereby gi that seal row on» {Cutting off these losses was ex- ST. of Macon, Mo. “took a “ab iE if =n cee 1) Rites Tomorrow held at 10:30 a. m. Monday in i] Service indicated. nowever, § pe 2 or bids will be received by "ie Note of import: Ekco Products be¢ted to Improve the company’s notion to get to St. Louis from Central Sova. D0 4% ov Harry Schofield 328 Indiana Conkle West Michigan Street lt) it wa bl Waite Neck Director of the Divie Take time-ter es aa financial position to some extent [Cleveland | h S Cie Lleater com... .. bY Ave, who died Wednesday in puneral Home. Burial will be in| 02 S possible. ston of Public Works and Supply, on be- matiom. Neur Co., Chicago, has substituted Plans now are before the com-| yen In A a ue she Commins E $% an’ oN 1 , General Hospital, will be cre- gioral Park. She was 50. “There is no proof one way or Dion : fine, Nourvey Borsa or ' bage. Buy » a 5 1 yn or ’ © ’ « < . ~ Soe . : nylon for zinc = pinion gears of mission for abandoning still other] PE her first airplane ride. Summing Peo \ ‘ 98 mated in Flanner & Buchanan. A ative of Pulaski County, {another that Capt. Karpe’s death Room ou: state House. Indianapolis. Jos Touhy Absolute p ! 4 q 1} d i 5 97 ADE 8 ana un 2: elo entra SRY Beaten. i be able to use the suburban operations, all now be | After landing at Lambert St. gopse gd be * oe i2 13 mortuary after services there at kentucky. she lived in Indianap- V&S “one offic Toad Vogeler § Sjandard Time, Mar_14. 100,780 io 100. ce N 20% N- Delano (Louis municipa ) 8S. Kaul 2 pti 2 - era ~ ( eria preaders. ca, ¢ of uniformly a new jobs-20; times tonger.- Ing. run at a loss to the. utility. 2d Ril The Irpor a Te. FAMIY. PINAL oe Con COM yg ri: 36 p.m tomorrow. i olis 30 years. She was employed! jcase,” one oficial sa spreading calelum chloride. salt. sand, mp ———— : ; e . ITREMENDOU : er ER od Qrived, es i Family. Finance 5% ofd ... » '00 | A lifelong resident of Indian- a¢ Allison Division, General G ‘p h material wii Bais Boivin LJ . » al mmense ri and she a @ orp o ww teens . i J 3 | t oN | Herft-Jones cl A pfe ...... 10 11 |apolis, Mr. Schofield, who was ors Cor during World war Gets ee ote prices delivered FOB. CrawThe Farm Bureau Insurance Lake Mead, behind the Hoover "I'll never fly any younger. Home 1 & a 41281, was a retired livestoek buyer Motors r p.. g a Pp’ at Oma a, toraivile, "For Warne Sreentieid. La frm. which_Hag twice “burst the Dam on the Colorado River, has|—Mrs White's 101st birthday was | 4 Aso Tel 2 pta 38 and real estate agent. He was & . She is survived by her husband, "Heads for Tulsa Proposals and/or bia will oe wanlicly { seams’ of its quarters. is hoi. R Daxian depth of 583 feet; Aug. 15. | ind Gas fe Srajer Cy om 1 . ae member of the <Knights of Roy Hurt; two sons, Robert andi OMAHA, Neb. (UP) — When opened a nd read nen Soy bids received ee 0 8 acco 8 r . emma ihe & Mich ae 3. . Jo i er the designa me for any reason. ng opel Jose lol Youn | Ms Sis ac Bier povr s " J Dri b | indpls Fa L, com, don ide} Pythias. Kenrieth Hurt, Indianapolis: two William J. Barker and his dog, "es oe retu roped. Teivia ingtryetions to till . ta | tndpis P AL 3% i... 103 rrr vr rrr a daughters, Mrs. Eva Buchanan, Skipper, -arrived--here, everyone nidders snd pecifcations _E. Washington 8t, |1s able to generate. e river Rol Ss. er THADIS Water Co got STITT #5 THEY LIKE FLORIDA 'Roachdal d M Ed Mor-|thought th d st hile. tained from the: State Highway Comtia- " Three times in the past three -'B fact $ $35 | Indpls Water Co 5% pfd ... 106 : oachcale, an rs. ldna ‘Mor-|thoug ey would stay awhile. 07%, Indiana, third floor.” 102 North years the administration has UJ. S. Sictement eneracior o | indpis Water aves old » 1 “103 | TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP)— gan, Elizabethtown, Ky.; two sis- Mre Barker and the dog had come Senate’ Avenue. JIndianapelis. Indiana REMOL y v 3 Al v N 1 ’ kipped from. bullding to bulld: MILWAUKEE (UP) — Henry eee" Co'erl Life com &8 Seventy per cent of Florida's new ters, Mrs. Mattie Morgan and 600 miles from Lusk, Wyo.. on of the Division of buble Works aid Sup Save $100 ing to keep pace with its expan WASHINGTON. Peb. 34 (UP Govern. Radloff, truck driver, thought’ he Kinean & co of of (school teachers come each year Mrs. Maggie Sutton; two brothers, foot “just to get to Omaha.” But jl¥ lo refect any and all bids. in whole pp ent expenses and receipt for the cur- would make a few extravdollars fasion Nee Lite” on com i." 1a: 3% |from other statés. But new Flor- Delbert and Audie Burdine, all Mr. Barker took one look around bination of bids and or proposals which sion. It now occupies five of the rent fiscal year throush Feb 31 com. rington com ty floors in the y Washington pared with a Year ‘ago ' by helping stalled motorists with Na? Homes fo creas 140 " ‘slida-trained teachers migrate to'of Indianapolis, and five grand- and said, “Now that I'm here, I hatana ost advantagects’ 16 1s Sale of 0 Cn A ALTER R. MYBECK St. quarters. Future growth may Expenses *3 3 of 188 vn pie ‘a push from his truck. NY.dlomes ofd oo ooieeose WO 8, lother states. _ children. think I'll just go on to Tulsa.” pirector of Public Works snd Supply _ a require the remainder. Surplis Hy HHL & Business was good until one N ind Pub Serv 4izn III 31 21 ; Nena Defic 3.390.437 300 river climbed into Mr. Radiofr's allory com ........ | 2 ” - During the past five years the Cash’ t gal 33 39.37) 5.480.181.6 ess dary com Coole 20 ol > 1 cab, pulled a knife and demanded * Sun Serv of Ind com 28 . n ow pm firm has written in excess of $205, ublie Debt 234, prdteall asd dllini ca $ “PUb Serv of Ind 3's bra 8 a ] ———— Re 4.345.322.3581 "34.2891410.677 his wallet. Instead of makin Rom crear—Foor PE Saw : g . nillion—in— premiums, meg il INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE _ money, Mr. Radioff lost $35 EST tier cummina ote 1h" 19 geared to meet the specialized tearing NOS 11.000 A hs ). |So na Aus x com [330 iat needs of farmers. ebits _ +. 6.286.000 . I Stokey-van Camp TU a2 dive * Hassil E. Schenck, president of Saves Milk Bottles Stokely-Van_ Camp ofd 170 1 IT & C od 07 Hoosier Farm ‘Bureau Life In- Local Produce To Build Glass Ho FR Sib 54 0%}. surance Co. and Farm Bureau er ee use A aphone 8% ofd 97 “oe Mutual Insurance Co. of Indiana, eh ar vdeo A int Tee, Tah ID Jade A ‘me.| TA MPA, Fla. (UP) “For SIX Onin Jie” 3 with J. J. Rosebrough, general um 3e Grade“ fares 58° aha "io years ‘now, ( _— i — HT ms = REE EE Rana: ng ASR Loo AO RT EO TERR ES TI he TA Ret itan Loan a, - Seem = directing today’ s rec eption. nd stags. 12¢ and No' vouitry. 4c less piling them in front of his house. jI Jere an, Loan an 4.25 , a =» than No | No 1. 86: Ne. 3. 83e: His wife thinks it's silly, but Batesville § Tele Co 4b go 98

"The Indianapolis. housewife's Mr. Massaro has ideas. Chol’ Com Bide "3s 11 4 Condensed Annual Statement

purse should bulge alittle fre Local Truck Grain Prices He plans to build a glass house gliizens [ng Tei 402s 6. 10}

this month, according to figure when he gets 6000 bottles. He al-| Indpls Brass & os 56 ’ v . . ) . compiled by the U. 8. Bureau of No. 2 fed truck wheat $1.96 ready has 1000. from every state {nian b bt & Color Hho i - of the Aetna Life Insurance Co. + . j Labor Statistics. No. 2 vellow corn, 81 & |in the United States and one from 19 Lime tel ws 5 3- 84 . . . : During a three- month period No 3 cate. 8 Tovbeans. $218. | Argentina. . i R s bs 61 aS 57 } "DECEMBER 31 , 19 49 : . Look Dat p 5a vee 07 I. ’ - - ‘ ’ TC oT Nigar ~¥ d WwW th Fe to t : hu for, a OT epee mm _— ° Saay’ s Weather o ocas TL BREE RT ee ASSES iene. $1,642,774,555.30 | } aan sue : Fraction Term na 8s 8 7 RE - ; ree : _ of ls be Liabilities ............. .... cee 1 S11 ,805,331.41 $22.9! cia eather . ~ s i UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU | Contingency Reserve . $50,000,000.00 - ROBERT Ts et Ta I ——— Capital vee ese ’ 15,000,000.00 : M ' . unrise 2 unse ! 3 . . Sem————— precipitation 24 hry nding 1: am ol : Surplus “8 eee 65,969,223.39 130,969,223.89 ¢ - USE YO! otil ect tion ce i.2 - . Excess since Jan 1 . 11.98 i : ’ .

The following jan! le shows the tempera- \ [ture in other eftie | ation

Paid to or for policyowners since organization ............ oo $2,612,160,418.82

Increase in life insurance in. force dur- ’ ing 1949 ........... veseee.. 504,250,998.00 : ’ : : Life insurange in force ‘December 31, *

CIM 8,186,852,800.00

- These figures, highlighting the annual statement of the Aetna Life Insurance Company, reflect the financial -stability of an organization that is privileged to serve thousands upon thousands of Americans. They are large because they represent policyowner dollars held in ‘trusteeship for future delivery. Their growth from year . to year is heartening evidence of public confidence in this - Company and in the institution of life insurance as a means of achieving financial security. Your further inquiry will be welcomed.

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Paul M. Wii liams, CLV, General Agent * Merchants Bank Building * Indianapolis : ? LIFE, GROUP, ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE :

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TODAY AND TOMORROW—Mild weather is forecast for the Southeast but a drop in temperature is expected: from the Central Plains to the Middle -Atlantic and New England states. A cold air mass from the North will send temperatures to near zero in Illinois and i below zero. in

AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 2 HARTFORD, CONN. Minnesota. Cleudiness, with Sstived tu saow and rain, ae prodigis in the * Nethnas, ;