Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1950 — Page 13

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. | » / JE ny no. ai ly : : {" - : ys um . MONDAY. FEB. 21, 1950 — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 132 | at - Today in Business— | Sm Around : he. State— 2 say, but | . | | ly’ /ea er of locast Tp ons of Coa strove to sy: Inflation Is Fat Tons of Coal Destroy d - ph \ a | | \ | 1 S ; 5 in | n Storage Building Fire - 4 i jr . ERs for Kill i " LOGANSPORT, Feb, 27 (UP)—Three hundred tons of scarce. t our fore- | \ { coal burned today when the Pe nnsylvania Railroad's coal storage whe coal ‘Easy Money’ Boys Looking for g IV t and loading: building caught fire - ostly ol ‘ i : | Half of Logans ® y - vot maleg Z0erRich-Quie inves. evtiionR er Le ry Se og an outa —y pier iiss nc hah arn word renee TN ~~ os il — TH rr RE —were Ie TERR 7 7 et fied By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor = Quslations: Runge temperatures. In addition to the coal stored in the building a T re - = ‘ oe fini = INFLATION'S- GETTING fat enough for the kill. | Up to $17.75, ‘| Mrs. Clyde G oaded coal out ale or - . . [lailroac empioyees sal J d them be. And those slick, well-tailored butcher boys already are ~~ 35¢ Over Friday rs. yde ray fire started w ben workers tried . $ } 3 . with jobs prowling the easy-money woods, armed with sucker lists. Lightweight barrows and gilts Dies Here at 52 to thaw out some equipment with Their word lure might ‘sound something like this: registered a full Zo-cent price ri ® mt 3 2 tras ait cot ty DOW torch, Off “and. gigas or a five- “You, Too, Can Make Y M G " in_ opening ‘active trade At -the Mrs Vein LF. Gray 2017 tens caught - fire and the . fimes 11 working ' our oney Grow. Indianapolis Stockyards today. hy Nove bi eat iyde Gray spread rapidly, they said organized Can't you hear the tinny ring of the sugar-coategd Ceiling rates were 35 cents higher by = HY yen fu The Times $30,000 Fire Destroys the United come-on? a snr. Ei iii - than Friday's best figure. ja \ a (Spartan Btpues ’ ; 4 Ay : e They pla th No fry ‘well’ over 100 sets a week—and Good and choice stock, 170 to -4 Ning [- Mrs Griv vax bi J as ta Church Near Greenfield nd all laws piay the sma FY 2000: if they ever pin their ears 240 pounds, sold between $17 and’ w Sen ig : } IPR IN Seniis mes State Servive ; p FORT WORTH o - y + a Banna fiel r \ burg. but lived in Indianapolis r N " . eld, mixing the blue chips back and pound down the stretch, $17.50. Several loads brought } Se a most. of her life. She was a grad- g HR E ENF IELD, Feb, 21-A pression he with the “dogs.” figuring the law The Surest Thing from $17.65 to $17.75. with later ° PARTLY CLQUDY AND uate of Manual High School. on a ee Yesterday rage tie yorse shape of averages. will fill their bag prices ranging downward from CLOUDY AREAS ) ps Qe , we hurch, eight miles northeast o d » . x rryvices will he held temerrow pore ne at that. with sucker bucks. A FRIEND OF mine once told §17.50. AN \ in, Conkle | ue \ ome, Burial Two oil oxi a rocked the I ! oo oi x DInszions ( 3 D us ai the : * = » me that the only thing in life. Grades within the 240 to 280- R . 4 FOTOCAST o MIAM will be in Kokomo Wednesday (laming. ones iol 8 Tock 4s to ng, © pox'F BE taken in by get-rich- whi, doesn’t change is change pound range went for $16.50 to AN TELA =") afternoon ing after: fitemen arrived. The arve or go - quic argains.” There are peo- !!S€ $17, with a few at $17.25; 280 to In"addition to her husband, she prac fo 1m wT ¥ - m and nei- . ple who know securities, forward, YOU can be sure of that. What- 350 pounds, $16 to $16.75; 375 : £,) scarrreo ETD | aretid vt. i ai Meo ra E. Wagoner, church pase ry. Miners and backward. Ask a broker, Ver Was in abundance yesterday pounds, $15.75; 100 to 160 pounds, - SHOWERS : Marjorie it granddaugh ik a in $s inte the Joss, sd x e churg as heate ’ 3 n delivered banker or long-settled investment May be short next year, and g1350 to $15.50. Vere SULPET Leas 3 SNOW (ter, Diane’, Adkins. Indianapolis, grove, Fireimes rot i oday eggs, counsel, whatever was short a few years gow trade was steady to strong. v and two brothers: Cect Peeler, In I ae i holeve a ¢ level. That : A good.investment in a sound jagy nay Ie In Shustangt iday: Bulk of 350 to 600-pounders sold \: DO SHO RAIN dianapolis, “and* Floyd Peeler, | phe Joss was partially” cot ered common or preferred stock’ is sounds: like a fairy tale from $1325 to $15.25» choice light- i % Kokomo ve in Lire Rv. Mr. Yi rt undesir- about the only way you can make * Six or but it's true. Take Pubes. weights at $15.50, and a few at Ta REGUS PATOFF COPR 1950 EDW. L A WAGNER ALL RIGNTS RESERVED. \ in I ARR the Rev. Mr. ‘Wago- : “money these days. It's a bet o ix seven years ago we line 15.75. . - : ), Pte the prosperity of the country. oo up with war coupons, had to sign $1a.7 Steers Active TODAY AND TOMORROW —Cold winter weather will grip the nation for. the coming 24 hours. Fred Miller Walter C. Crisley, OF 500N1 W8 the long run, it has Rever failed. Er roa a bo tiraugh 4. lot of Steer and heifer sales were ac- Freezing temperatures will prevail in the East as far south as Georgia. Meanwhile, a warmer trend Rites Wednesda Store Operator, Dies — eee] ao oa » po ber had all but disappeared. The tive and strong fo 25 cents high- is Indicated” for the Ole Valley, the Lakes region ‘and the Great Plains. Y es State Seruiee who d 8 out D2 the fellow Japs had our:rubber. er than Friday. In some instances Services for Fred Miller, retired ANDE RESON. Feb. 27--8ervices ’ 0 drags vou off to the security , rates were higher on common and Indianapolis hardware salesman, Were being arranged today for paddock and tips vou t sweet _ Today rubber growers are won- , one,” like a hk i” ing urist dering what to do with their 10% medium. mixed yearlings. who died yesterday, in the Ma. Walter ¢', Crisley, Anderson: busi- ’ ) chppin ouris Load high medi to mostly lo onic Home t Franklin, will b essman who die ere vesterday, ; . ; roduet. R dium to mostly low [- - ni 1 1 ranklin, will he nan who died here yesterday, sheep in the fifth Yace at Hialeah. P B s ies + good. 1005-pound steers. went for rv a n at 1.30 pom. Wednesday in Flo Mr. Crisley,” who was 69, opers cy Murder Invest, but don't try to grab oth East Indies plantation op- 877% 7 tor, pon ! I hat is the your first million too fast erators and American manufac- $260 “mall jot good grades heid wer 4 Bue hana nortan Buria 2 ed a chain of retail stores in Vebster dee } it un 1s ® turers have launched drives .to "€? =. i S 0 S oq S at Mi m will be in | rowr Hi e Was SHihart, Redford, Marion, Lafave being with ? rr Re A get oavelk seni up find new uses for rubber, ‘ Bulk Medion res goed on WwW C uU in ; m U Mi My retired as a sales ette and Kokomo, He was active . : JOl .. oO 0D pons s rought ~ man lor onnegut Hardware Co Inet ic affairs and is survived bh der malice won't start a panic. * = x . « ave for domestic Unus 15 ve v ' lived in y Ch P Work DR. Es M. MeCOL M, technical $2250 to SiR. a oe own More Than 516, 000 Idled by Strike; nally mi ? om AY 3 iy . ny \ Years HE. . ! 1d ve In his wire and six sons. . : cattered loads of ally as ! A% ¢ Cdianapolis OHH ea le Ww 1 shalt not arity at or director of the Ul, . Rubber Co.'s mostly medium to low good TH0 Merely Beginning of Industrial Paralysis Di t . f f C | bi member of Marion Masonic Raper "William F. Busse Dies, the merci GOODWILL INDU STRIES, plantation division, told the ‘St tg 900-pound — heifers = Brought - VT ISIricy_o olumbia Commandery, Indianapolis, and | b Bank t doth the Inc. put $140,000 into its own Joseph's Valley section of the from $22.50 to 25: cutter and This is the critical week " the worst coal shortage in the Coal Merchants Association yo JOOF in Cincinnati awrenceburg Banker Ay: to, Jove rash register to help support its Amenoan Chemical Society up at common, $17 to $21 30. country’s history. More than 516.000 workers aie sow idled di- 831d eiy's commercial supplies Survivors include a daughier LAWRENCEBURG. Feb AV nee rehabilitation work last year, Joh Bend, that rubber growers Cow trade was active and 25 rectly hy the nation-wide soft toal strike. Bul this is merely the dow n to one-week level. Ration- apo Eugene VanCleff, Columbu eTViee for Willlam -F. Busse, { that they Howard - Lytle, executive secre- are going to classity their crude cents. to mostly 50 cents higher beginning of the mass layoffs and industrial paralysis that will NE In ¢ ffect, ()., and three nephews State Bank, who died vesterdav tary. reported yesterday. to make shipments more uniform ate . nl on - ) a TE ele Tt ' ) ye aR Do commisgioners - have or . . . . » i ] > find broad ; than the Friday rate, (ood beefl.result unless mining is resumed quickly. The United Press has con Jerod blic i aren . in" St. Francis Hospital, Cincine Psrhape at The local plant at Zi 8 Sen- Kets oader, more sure MAr- cows brought from $19.50 to $20; ducted a state-by-state survey of the nation showing the following wo oo LR on pl Haings iw! Hed John H. Gilson: nati. will be held later this week. hings move ate Ave. ranks ahead of seven ) common and mediums $16.75 to results of the fuel shortage. oon 0% “degree: ul edera, Rites {0 John Harry Gilson. Burial will be in the Bellairs kes a long larger cities, Cleveland. Kansas What he. didn't mention that $19: canners and cutters. $14 to ations sdy supplies are near ex- Rovernment stockpile has three-! A t ) Joh oo r i Trial dl 3 e reaction- City. Minneapolis Cincinnati. during the scarc ity, necessity. $16.75 - to New York - haustion. week's supply Indianapolis residen 0) Aears, eter) : 9. 75. £ v held at 2 n to On Survivers y four daughs — y tsb » mother of invention, had been at : ts olleges closed te will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow urvivers include aug would any iti u FE 1. Philadelphia and work. And we learned to J it Bulls Strong State-wide brownout and coal Four S7a1e coll aes $iose . ' Rhode Island in Moore and Kirk Irvington '0rs. Mrs. Alma L. Steinmetz, In- : r Bulls were strong to 50 cents rationing in effect. State has not divert supplies to essential insti Statd fuel ae Arter 8a ve {hams "3 or go. Mianapolis; Mrs. Ida A. Renter Goodwill is taking on ‘contract out from coal tar products. Nice ; i ._ tutions. 385.000 Chicago = public a fuel administratar avs Chapel. Burial will be in Wash C j ! 4 I jobs. Example: A manufacturer during the war, but hard on the higher. Medium and ‘800d saus- vet used new power lo seize pri- choo! Stadents go on’ four-day "nly 10-day supply available and ington Park Cinainnatl 0.; Mrs, Emma C. ; bought two tons of scrambled Tubber planters today. ge bulls went for = $19.50 to vate coal stocks but will if situa- *ch starting next week. No fig- dealers ordered to ship for day-" Mr. Gilson, who was 66, died = nl. Aurora, and Mrs. Min. bolts, ruts and screws, Godwill Pi £20.50. The. best heavy sausage tion warrants ; ures available on average sup- !0-day- consumption: only. State yesterday in his home, 40 nie Grabeman, Dayton, O.0 and unscrambled them for $400, sav Moving Fast bulls. were salable to $22; good; New York City has almost two | © A - hout stat commission to meet today to set Dearborn St. He was a member three sons, Herman L. and Edwin the publis ing $1800 for the firm. ~ CAPEHART, one of the plush. "€¢{ animals. $18 to $21. weeks’ supply under city control Plies on hand throughout state up standby rationing. - .. . he Eagles. nD OnOCE P. Busse, Aurora, and the oe commemo- Eg: i = So tot 3 Fir 1 piu: Vealer trade was active and and dispensing” only on proved West Virginia : 8 of AR, Res G. W, Busse, Minneapolis, Minn. Goodwill also takes on contract iest in radio, bought out by the L : | Surviving him are his wife ton. We've mail handling for state organiza- Farnsworth Co which blew up $1 higher price ceilings were re- need. Industries in the. Buffalo State officials estimate only Virginia Mr ’ M ) M Gil e a EE ; : fn eis ot i [ G > 21 area hq be rdered to cut g .g SuUpBiv y p attle de 1 Mrs. Maude ilson,” and hit Shesot tions, saves them money, and puts financially in its experimental Sey. a dod and chote 3! poi a ion ‘0 Pet cent. Hie 4uy average Supply “above Je, 3 eo. Bartle Sralared tepson, Russell Slicker, Indian: " Police Account for All a > N33; Sti of e rRe 4 ( Ss study- . :

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< po families might take a look at Thiet I r experbments, Indeed, Richman Brothers. suit makers. | moving fast to get the CapeCleveland. . nart name.into the big brackets

of television production. Capehart this week iptroduced a 16-inch screen with a gilt-edged name -— the Oxford -- to sell the TV market the traditionally smooth Capehart fidelity in sound and pictures. T

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MORTGAGE BANKERS are going to school. Values aren't what they used to h>. So they're going to run through their Three R's, just in case.

The Richman organization has leaned over backward to keep a warm hand on its workers. For instance, the big executives eat in the same cafeteria with cutters. needlemen and designers, at the same tables, too.

2 u 2 RICHMAN BEGAN in 1919 to give two weeks summer vacation with pay. It wasn't in a contract. It was offered on a platter by the company. And today each worker—gets—two—-weeks paid va-

cation in the summer plus an- Wi - : a ’ise-—bove, those- mortga other paid week at Christmas yp. yore They've cilled Ee time.

own Dr. Arthur M. Weimer, dean

Richman Brothers hasn't had ,¢ the school of business at Indi-

labor trouble in its T1 years. It apn, yrpjversity, to teach part of has no time clocks. yet rarely (na cjasdes. are more than ‘five out of its There'll he others with pointer 3300 workers late. _._ _ at the blackboard. but if they I guess that's why there's a (oa.y up all Dr. Weimer unloads waiting list at the Richman

on changing trends in real estate financing, construction loans, appraising ahd others will-o’-the-wisps of the lending trade, they'l! have a_ hatful

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What Next? WHEN. THE automatic washer came along, we thought that would hold us for awhile. But we under-rated thote inventor boys. "Sears-Roebuick's new non-bolt-down\ Kenmore washer has a suds-shver for reuse of --goap-for washing. a six-vane agitator to

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STOCKS

ultra-violet hight inside. America rates com Asked The Kenmore line has the american States oto an 11!

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Indianapolis

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- More than 2300 workers idle and another-25.000 expected to be laid off this week State officials sav dealers have average of three-day soft coal supply on hand. Sixty-eight thousand Buffalo school children kept home and Brooklyn Night

common and medium, $20 to $30 culls—downward-to- S14 Good and choice native prices Appeared fully $26.50 to 82 Deck of fed west erns sold at $26.75; three decks shorn lambs, 97 to 104-pound av-

lamb steady at

erage. No. 1 pelts, were strong at a! , fo $26. Slaughter ewes were steady. Technical High Sc hool closed Medium and good stock price doors to 2877 night class students! ranges were $9050 to $12. with for duration of emergency. choice eligible to $13. Common = . « grades were down to $7.50. Pennsylvania ; { Estimated receipts were hogs, Dealers’ stocks In Pittsburgh R500; cattle, 2100; calves. 400, and area almost exhausted but state

plans emergency steps. Use of anthracite and oil saving eastern’ part of state from hardship, but 15,000 Pennsylvania railroad workers laid off. Jones and Laughlin Steel-€o: has furloughed 24,000 men in the Pittsburgh area. State mine seeretary says state-wide crisis Is near,

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I.LOS ANGELES Feb. 27 (UP) —Acrétss Sarah Churchill. daughter of British Statesman Winston Churchill, said today her fathers’ Conservative Party will" win the . ' next British elections. Ohio | The 36-year-old actress; here to. Low grade coal has caused mustar in the stage play “The Phila- nicipal power breakdown in C levedelphia Story”. said she’ was land. Columbus dealers say stocks happy over the elec tions last weel: near rock-bottom. in which the Labor Party won by Cleveland city hall has received a narrow margin more than 1100 emergency calls - _ from private users and Cincinnati

dealers have stopped deliveries to industry to conserve for home users, More than. 8000 men idle, mostly in northern part of state, with ‘another 2000 due to be laid

ground with non-union pits con-

tributing less than five per cent ing possible seizure of mines un-

ar day needs. TTaer state Taw to gef production © About 20,000 workers in rall- going again. Few layoffs except road, steel and allied industries on railroads.

idle. Some government offices are stocking wood in view of empty ing coal bins. Some sehools reported ready to

Utah

Large Geneva steel plant goes on standby basis today and many

close doors by week-end. other small industries have only one week supply. Geneva shut {Massachusetts emeigency down will idle 2000. Dealers ree state y ” “ 1 i iwith state officials studying pro jon some” supplies. of lump cedure for coal seizure «if neces-| ©°4l practically no slack or stok- : Lier coal.

sary. Dealers have heen ordered to sell only to customers with less than a seven-day's supply: State

North Carolina

officials say critieal stage, will be! Industries nol. generally (81. fected yet, but say severe cut reached by next week. [backs ‘will come later this week Michigan [unless situation’ eases. State fuel administrator says Kentucky tate has tess than one week's BE supply. Gov. Menaen Williams Almost 4000 railroad workers says ‘shortage. is critical but hag 12d off but governor says he {not reached ‘emergency propor-| contemplates no immediate actions. tion. Small truck mines digging

enough coal for most demands.

‘Minnesota

State coal conservator says sit

Most cities have set up volintary rationing programs. Detroit emergency coal committee said it was getting 50.calls an hour for|

coal. Ford and General Motors, lation is critical “but no one is home-users from hardship. going to freeze to death.” Delivhave cut out overtime work and, tries limited to 30-day supply Packard will close completely and all available coal now loMar. 9 unless supplies are forth- cated In retail yards. coming. Nebraska Ford operating on “day-to-day” A EE . basis. Olivet Collage closed be. Alliance is only city with crit-| ical shortage, faces possible

cause of short coal stocks. : brownout

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Rep. Noland Shuns thorities said today they ‘Were

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Congressman if his constituents might have been killed by taking

could see him nrinning back and It. forth for five hours answering Richard Zaworski, 23, an élee~ House roll-calls as happened dur: trician employed in the Armour ing the FEPC debates, Rep. laboratory, wae seized in a police

Bloomington trap. vesterday and admitted told his colleagues to- Stealing 43 vials of the drug and trying to peddle it. pe

James E. Noland Democrat,

day.

He offered the!comment on a . pian to install .TV. wires when * EXPERT the House is- remodelled during * ithe next recess, Mr. Noland WATCH REPAIRING wants the place wired for an !

House floor,

off by tomorrow. Al b soon. Coal dealers and Most—utitities—have several abama satesmen are using voluntary wei m———— ‘weeks’ supply on hand. Atlanta area reports three dave rationing program. : s ly on hand, Birmingham one . « EVENTS TODAY ee Supply . - Indiana |W A chia A , Iinois . ‘week, Estimated 15.000 men laid Missouri ana omen s h rens Are + “ - Club—Last day. Clavpor ne Twenty-five per cent rediction off, mostly in Birmingham steer St. Louis only major city af Indiana Bottlers Association — hrough in power consumption ordered by plants. fected. About 2000 workers idle” uesday, Severin - : : - pies . —_— . h ; : . ; - . Baptist Men's Dinner- 6.15 p m, Lyn. State utility commission goes into Alabama Gas Corporation cut but all needv domestic users heing hurst Baptist Church . effect todav. Coal deliveries He- off 6 million cubic feet of gas cared for Public schoofs closed < . 9 30-2.3 i : FN » fn rica ti y rida x . , , . Home Threty Institute 0-2.30 vm. ihe made although retail associ- daily from Fabviating plants to Friday. will reopen again today Service Club Noon Clay pon but face another closing later this Traffie Club Noon. Ma Wenk

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installing conduits for it.

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The. Hoosier Congressman introduced a resolution to carry out his electrical roll-call plan by

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yres 4'2% ord 10449 relaxed to allow users to hurn ’ | cal cabinets, that makes them Beli RR & &ik Ya« od EVENTS TOMORROW relaxed io allo Jo hu HAAG'S | - t RR-& Stk Yds com : low grade, smoke producing coal 402 N : i 1 JEWELERS » Muy , | neat and - slick for basement, Rompe Merri) erm I. Indiana Lumber & Builders Supply Assaci Corl VRE ; - Capitol Ave. reo Robhs-Merrill ofd 4} % ation —Through Thursday. Claypool and ave urnace , Oa loal yards bare and dealers say ‘0 £7 . - 2 _ kitchen or utility roem. cobs Merrill vid 4is aia, Maroy rousn Thursday. Clavpool und PREC) FE) DW BE cutee Dar Phone I ap fore umeis gr. ToL “What “next. 1 ask” You," What Tue Theater om oy Indiana “Boilers Association Last day. " | L1-5367 AT-0473 2nd Door North of Market St - ever 0 - 1 z s 8 4 + . next? Cammins Ene con Rulg en informs ion Institute 0am. Proper firing of Indianaport furnace will go . ong way ton pra Maryland - - Zummins Eng ptd 98 Community Cente Nob conserving ‘coal during the current acute crisis in Indianapolis, J. 3altimore coal dealers report emmmmbARGEST SELECTION RCA WwW ek Consolidated rinance 5 ptd 97 . Pollutf Preventior e Deits Elec com 12 11 Ingfunapolis, , Jewish Wellare Federation - Mingle. superintendent of the Bureau of Air Pollutfon Prevention, their supplies exhausted but more of Linoleum in Indi You Save Because We Save - quitable Securities com 25 uesday 1 moo. ountry Club. YX . x 4 21 ndiana + RCA HAS SET the civic bap- Equitable Securities com .... 23 North Park’ Chapter. OFS—745 p said today. ; . a ~~coal may he brought in from MEN'S SUITS & OVERCOATS ful attent to firing f s 1 RUGS from $2.39 tising of its Marion tube plant SATE Finance 5% otd . rth Park Masonic Temple Mr. Mingle urged careful attention to fring furnaces and. a small strip mines. About 1000}, ° ‘ S$ i $ : a wu © ’ . the es ts tag ! he at . 00 or the «te ith the big god 22 9 29 95 for Mar. 1 . He Jones a & ple | Rotary Cia yon Ci Thoak Associate -reduction—of room temperatures during the present shortage ; steel workers at Sparrow Point | ant = . to , And Mayor William G. Black- |Home T & TS pid 54 Through Wednesday, ‘Butler University. His statement follows E ) Htet hig—thourands-of f- te HOOSHER ~%———} : - d This ook Dru eGo co : 14% National Association of Cost Actouniorts SSE - oo “sides of the furnace and adding Mi idie—pi PUSANTS” 01” Tak . ROBERT HALL Clothes man of Marion has tagge : Sima Asso Tel 2 ord Tas a nm N Delaw “Suggestir on how best to x or PAI ” ‘Ind Gas & Water Co com . 217s 22% 348 NT Delavare Suggestion green coal in a ridge down the road worker T & LINOLEUM CO. Cor. Senate Ave & Marrisnd Si “RCA Week. nd & Mich * an *m Sore 332i Co-Operative Club Noon Washington bt coal during the strike emer- ®°° ) nT | » n 9 te n 103 2 Lutheran Service Club Noon. Lincoln urn Coad uring © ddle.. This results eater | “. Washington R1-8318 oe Gov. SchricKer: Mayor Black. inane PA & L “ ora % 102 Mera K ie Clon Dir gency to obtain maximum heat m : s. results in a greater jOWQ < s € lub waner, \ t 3 ; o . y 2 aod v man, RCA executives and local naz palsy 108, . orth Side vate Que Dianer, Marott. od 16 keep smoke at a minimum, 8reen coal area for the fire to Jur industrial plants closed at USE YOUR CREDIT AT - tk Marion civic biggies will do the [ReR8 Tawer £8 co "ote “ae? '*" BIRTHS : particularly from improper and work on. Clinton and-emergency committee word work at the ceremony to be ins’ rr 0 or a ’ h: At St. Francis Roan” Kénna Gart poorer grades of coal to which “It i= highly important to keep set up at Davenport, Waterloo [5 NES efferson atio " 4 § Obert ol arter . © : topped off with ( “hamber gf C om- Kinean & Co wid . CoM 6 i" Ra gers, Haze! Thompson, Clifton, Vir- many heating. plants .have been. the heating surfaces clear of soot and Muscatine i OS i S) y SS inta Car: ’ : a oa tes > . H A hae four ot tie mine fac. Lacon, SaCLEe do} aCUhita erie Manors Sent. forced to turn. efficiency. A quarterimen of soo Maine AL TET THE INDIANA TRUST 60. | a« four o £ ni ac- yy | . R440 John. “harlene Milam evi, . Fiorrie efliciency, uarter-inc of soot RCA tel ducers Mastic Asphalt a” 7" Cox. Paul. Martha Haskett “TRe main point to be remem- heat ah 9 ) eh fs 2 Governor ha protes ted rajtroad MPANY 117 E. Washington St. tories. biggest television pro 5 Nat Homes Ine... ll. 14% 18 AL Generals George Mary Luddington. yo oq in firing strange coal is to On beat absorption surfaces is as fiversion of two carloads of coal . MAL 114] fn the world. rooted in Hoosier Nat Homes 24d Com? tot 00 02 Al iirion. Wile Rice co Snir: Lire ) be toiatile matter efficient an insulator as two Givers ! ° tv i a or ; 131 Ww. Washington St, Car. Virginia Ave a Wash. Wt 3 n Pub Serv Com 212 2 Me —Lloy uci 3lair P i ) a assigne ] Iesees Ra . ot soil. and right here in town, I N_Ind Pub Serv a arin 12 Mary R , George, . Lois Edwards. maxe ix sd as it is formed. inches of ashestos. LRSIETICS o- nyh 1 or ‘ | “told by plant gossip. that the § R_ Mallory com —....... 22 2317 Walker, Virginia Snodgrass; Cnaries Will be consumed as \ . Ce hardship but. has taken no specific am to y | 81D, hatch - Proeresct side com 1 ou Lorens Harvey, Leo, Lutke Keys: Ted. If not completely burned. it will Avold ‘Roaring’ Fire steps so far eight assembly lines can v c 28%, 201, Beverly edenbargel Morse, Helen hs Co. "PRO noke ‘ " oy ’ : ee ——— 8luss. Vernon, Lois Chappe] pass up the stack as dense sr It iz not necessary to shake = States not named shove. includ rat eat —— st. V t's—Jot 3 ell acte ashes roi . . LEGAL NOTICES 19% overt Rubs Ace” Gill amen Sei: which not only is ‘wasteful but ashes from the grates until live ing “California, Texas, the Deep ALOR Ls ab rt mew ia th v'D re Raton. an Jomhpert: also” adds nothing to heating. It. coals appear. By leaving a thin South and the Southwest report TeUS 1 BIG: STORES u Han ohnson < > t Noties or hereby D Gas NOTICE -01l and 3LoX 13% Maurice, Kathryn Mu Raymond. also diminishes coal supplies bed of ashes, the fuel. bed will po hardships or industrial shut- Headquarters “Names You 3 FE. WASHINGTON ST as Division of the Indiana De Department ot Tahner | Ruth Phillips; Thomas, Kathleen Cass- yer not burn up as fast. downs because of wide use of Know” in Furniture and Masie We ¥-WAsHINGION *T Conservation that at o'cl 9 “ . ’ $46 WAS GTON ST. Sepingion Street. f Jhices nt J St. Frameis— Wiliam. Virginsa Leon: For proper firing in hand: fired Do not “allow the fire: to other fuels— including gas. oil, hy- RETR sank 1083 VIRGINIA AVE. 1t "wil ford a public hearing on dine ti- n Tit Way wd. Lester, Mary Wiltsee, Lloyd, Doris furnaces, do not put fresh fuel on become so brisk . that jt will droelectric power, lignite and an- § . bi a Pe ’ i ». . { {ion of Ry Bluféine Erensvie, I nD. Seapp, Ex-dividend Nob At Coleman william Mary Alsop: Dallas. hot coals. Place the green coal ‘roar. This is ‘wasteful of cost thracite coal. exceptions to th ie’ Rules and Resulatigns] Allen & Sleen 8 Neon sor] Siig Hobert, Bang REY Mul beside the fire with the finer ma- on Blasting 2 Bre. or. charging R ENO ~ . . Guaranteed WATCH ls Amer Al ve a a fresh s of coal, allow » HINT, : diana. the’: 5 asking for ‘exceptions American Coin 4s :| pio, Sent i Charles prace, Wedsker, "terial on top. Then the gasses will ha upp yo oal, allow the We Buy Diamond “i the location bt ond 23 or as wells each Bastian) oriey é 4 2 ny lle, Ca Carolyn Williams: Kenneth, Daisy burn as they are formed. If the 2 B 1y- OE ‘ n Fras REPAIRIN Usual Low Prices of thy tolowing pcs “the north ine and BRET Bo Bids Coun AL Methoding june Herrick: Wiliam. {Tesh coal cakes over the fire Wrnere & Bre is thermostat- SHIGESY (1s : Day Service ‘rom the east line of the North- V 1 a semary Jennings. Robert, Joyce Phil. nd ease ically controlled, settin e consas oles Tro of the Southwest quarter of Golumbla Club 3-58 63 1 nh lips: Murrell. Caroithe Caplinger. Harry, break the crust gently a y ing the con: . STANLEY Jewelr Co. RITE’S the Southeast’ quarter. = ih line apd Indpls Brass & 5 wig Bllskoetn” I ne nald. Betiy Harlan! the coked part wver the fire. trol from 5 to 10 degrees below = y ’ JEWELRY SHOP a3 lec30, See eet rom ne of the North- oe Pant & Color 58 64 9 | Irwin Dele Heiney, Bhitley STouse | Side Bank Firing the daytime point will help save] Al =e pad qr 113 W. Wash, Lincoln Hotel Bldg | 43 S. ILLINOIS ST. A A . Sonat aarter of| nd Limestone Jz 75 ] 8 | Eran, ames ean Brockey cheno Tw F 1 firepots, side bank fuel. i | seroma vo ‘ a e ip 6 South, Ran Tha Asso | Fahey; Robert ry Lemecke or sma | “Ate trios i ; 3 " oy Indiana, \ald| So neg 5 oi » Rayma O'Mara: Paul. iy firing is the best method for soft! Always, remember that firing provosed wells to be less (ha 0 feet Kunner Packing 4s 50 re ft firing one DAlf as mucn coal as normally! Lz So” part. A copy of said Setition is on file|K os >. A * Vincent s—Bernard, Dorothy Zim. coal.. This consists 0 ring 1 Kk lab #5 4 available for examination at the L angensk: 8 amp 58 3 ames, Marie Geo ' time, Wi make gfvailable supplies last | Hii of the Department of Conservatiol Nua Pup oy 3tes 73 . ay Krem Roper Glas side of the fuel bed at a tim twice as long. 1 Combination 3% ost Washington Street. Indianapolis.) piUh g ryice sigs 78 i Baroara Suviert S8t piling, fresh fyel against one side | A. Alumina Combination ELMER L HORN Superior ne ae 5 1 Th Dn dohodiariaret Rew: Inti to heat.and coke while the other| A most important point to be THOMAS BEMIL & €O | eam gl an y 4 i n , son re ered is that, even aft LL SB 5 - - is burning. For “the Targer fire es RO back to work afar 502 HOMAS § MOG 1 1474 min TI : : Ss . yg ‘ ’ ’ TELEVISION SHOW Every Night U. S. Statement beds, the coking metry Pode] week to 10 days will lapse be:| ARKLN 1474 Call 141 W. WASHINGTON ST. excellent resuits.. | enw ; 5 : ; - n—C ——— meet ee ore new coal supplies will be , p . See These Models in Operatio ome inand Copan Sets WASHINGTON, Feb, CNL (UP) —Govern- by adding fresh fuel at the front ole Do PP —— —— Hm i wr : ib ; ment expenses and receipts for the cur- . = . : q IV. W ® RCA-Victor ® Philco . Westing ouse rent fiscal Jes through Peo. 23. com- of the furnace and Pushing lo “Just as inspéctors of the Bu- Wate h Re Sm 3 DL AMY IND SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ® Zenith ®. Admiral Motorola Bxpenses 8 20.013902.432 3 22:4a8.036 300 the Tear as the volatile matter J uy potion Prevention || c p g : : Mav a. Paint far | . # ro Ro vu MANATEE .20.1000300 distills off. are- available for individual fir- Hi Accurate — Dependabie Every Putbude NE DI : Deen ! i Hh 308.140 “In_. cases Where emergency ing instruction on stretching {HH Quick Service-=Moderate Prices : Costs N J rss! Terms fo Suit LA A 0 Da - [Gann bai... 3. an an ne 333 403. sie coal tends to form an airtight’ ayailable coal supplies to the | il Io Wolf Sussman, Inc. ® WE BUY DIAMONDS v Becinse 1 Lasts Loneer You . 2828 E 10M © OAL 5Te0 | fer 22 Gold Res 24,344.881.817 24.289.650.937 cake, the camel back firing limit. For such services, call Lin- | 239 W Washington st, - WOLF. SUSSMAN, INC. y 21 Yan fe ' . : . : \ INDIANAPOLIS Geshe pousg Method is preferable. This con- eoln 3311, extension 43 or 49, be- a hs 239 W. WASHINGTON ST, of .

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