Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1950 — Page 28

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the real thing, no students.

Twenty of the “Fifty Million Frenchmen’ without their wives—oh, oh—will be billeted in the Lincoln where the corn-fed bellboys will learn what it ‘means to bow from the|

waist and click a well pol-/{," ii hat he hadn't been in} the room for 26 years.

The Frenchmen will give

the chef a-workout.- Maybe -he'll ul something. He's got a winning, way,

throw down his cap and apron, and: quit. if they sniff his amy:

and-eggs and walk away.

They'll want the fancier stuff | aad began to toot, and it was| the French know how to cook!time for the Governor to go out) with a touch of vintage wine. and make two pleces of ribbon)

The odd years are the best. The Frenchmen will be in! town to take a look at the two Link-Belt plants, They're in-| terested in farm machinery, getting more out of their soil. —blood-soaked with many wars. 1 ” . » IT'LL be like a vacation abroad, in reverse with. Europe coming!

here instead of our paying the 2 ~ boats and

airlines. They'll be cocktailed and dined plenty. But watch those French boys. They're good. They can sell more over a glass of the stuff that cheers than most Americans can pounding the table in their shirt

8re Group fo Come Here; _.. Chef Had Better Be Good

By HAROLD MH, HARTLEY, Times Business Editor PLOSIVE FRENCH will ring up and down the

corridors of the Lincoln Hotel this week-end. And it'll be

Gone Fishing

You have to hand the little guy

AE ODS: Kuont: put HH: he: hela; m and- telled em” until the|

where there had been only one! before.

THE ENTIRE PLANT of Universal Gear Corp. 19th 8t and) Martindale Ave, will be closed! from June 23 to July 10. Universal is closing shop to! give the boys who run the works vacation, right in. the middie of the summer when they need it most, : The company will keep a skeleton crew around to answer questions and enter orders, even re

g Pianists fo Ap

A quartet of young Fianiats to be heard with p. m. Sunday in Garfield Am Hary a of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond E. West, 5241 Rosslyn K. B. Parrish, 6565 Allisonville Road: Patsy Wicker, rell R. Wicker, 5318 Winthrop Ave., and Rogene Mitchell, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.

ry Band in concert at 8 and Mrs. Mitchell, 6132 N. l. Olney St.

About People—

sleeves. It'll be nice to have them. Andi A good many companies have! “4h World “Trade Department 1s found "this the stickest way to] _going to tate them for a whirl of “the town on Sunday afternoon, in-all ‘go at once. cluding a trip around the Speed-! staggering of work, no extra load| : WAY, on those who stay on the job. udges dished it right back. They'll come complete with four! moavhody goes fishing at nel Federal Judge Wil us in _thres movie CAIMEIA|y,ny time. Nobody gets left; no-| Steckler “invited the “lady Darmen and an ECA representative... (os sad. rows” to practice 1 want to have lunch with them lin federal court

a story, “Ed Bo~

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slow players again this fall, [fT find “TT tell you RCA with back its ¢5-rpm play E - a on or with a campaign which willl Washington, New in Elevators dwarf any campaign yet launched, told by The InA WIDE-AWAKE friend of| And the company will eliminate|dianapolis Times mine-phoned. today. 10. lel. Me ifrom: the record extslog ail: dimes} SOMAmNISL about the new elevators being In-|which failed to hit a minimum *°°": stalled in aggressive buildings inisales level over any six months the Kast. The ‘elevator operator sits up

h she can see over the ' oe or , and can on dealers’ shelves, Mary Garrett, president.

3 { "wee when the doors are closed Turbo Skyshark » nu and when the passengers are alll 4,0 g0n Clarence A. Powell, 25,

got.

funfare was

Mrs. Garret over, the lady igi 2

door, based attack plane. os tte ot it, this Gught first to be powered by a turbolost in the crowd. It's hard for prop angine. ing and slapping her son) her- to see someones in the back The ship made its maiden flight SH whien the boy threw | : at he cab ving » YER saw it for the first time this week

“tn Tndtans; time, in our next new|, | building. Don't ask me when, Loca Issues wnJunie Be

It's s Golden Rich STOCKS na

Hj auto. ZAERdn't- Nevin break -a--win<

the magistrate.

MODEL CREAMERY | Aten "tates pr C0, THE ‘been sold to Midland |{ Hh See of said. He proposed ssttling the]

Farm Products of Chicago. " & ‘I issue by having Powell buy Ron- |

stockyard greeter, who's his

wi Tne” best in shirt sleeves at the head Mg ees oy Hd

table with a wild forelock falling indpia PL Spe Froannn108 over his forehead, thréw a party BE Rater Co com... 0... 18 Ips t_ reporters) 1 yesterday. Woter olen. ord 102 are

It was a kind of clvie “Our Ey Nationa) Lis ¢ com... % Town” with railroadmen, son KES § fu Re 3 cians, livestock and highway men Lynch Cor fa va . playing a knife and fork sym- | MuTmon.firineton o phony over julcy roast pork in Nit Homes bio the Exchange Bullding restau- Ind Bun

Mr, Crosby a York late. this week.

u rant, IN fod LDS ee 1 rau “ n Hollywood Ike did it in style. He even had | prot Majory Som _--- N anv wald’ Dixie will’ wait placecards. And that’s a little on | Publlo Rerv of ind com 2 goty| YC 3 , the nifty side for the stockyards, Pubic Sery a on 0d... O 88%: Bing In Hollywood. Bing's view | x i" ‘ a i _ but he never misses a beat. He EB} dn 33 " Butope: - mn ph are 04! 14 . . slipped a few pages about the [SoC O&K 04 veer lial M3™ vermatched.” { “yards” under each plate, just to Jtokely-van ( Camp. oid 17%. 18 | ! Ra -

a Lawyers and Judges Swap Jibes

Coty ORAL OR i pRFty-F Marion Coun y's women Iawyers fosse ir annui par y-10r 23.story Dime building out on solve the vacation problem, They) their favorite judges last night and came to the conclusion that! ng That means no the “courts are not safe for our clients.” They were poking fun at the county's jurists and a couple of

fam B.!° perform the dance as a prelude tress Nan Grey were to marry to-| {and stags, 11c, and No. 3 poultry. 4 less to the funers| getvices, 1

Richard Lugar,

Sgn in the

at good conducted by the That will let only the Ones) y.rristers re-elected State Sen. i iean ASEOciation for the {United Nations. BUILT the motor! today He compefed with approximatelyihe in, coattails caught in the Doug! was fined a chocolate soda in a!80,000 students from 2840 high to come. — oF : the a8 XA2D carrier ‘Manhattan Court. Mrs. Dorothy schools. Richard was a student] » » It Is thal Evans hailed him before Magis- in the International ‘teate Edward Thompson for Class taught by Mrs. Hope Nevitt. and Mrs. D. W. Mussman, R. R. .

Volunteer roman John Proud

last week and Allison employees! y- stone that scratched Powell's of Bennington, Vt. said today he {wasn’t very “proud” when he a

-a-falsealarm-turne dow when you were a kia?" asked in by his six- Year-old son. ¢

C. A. Mathis, casting on a pond) near Dawson, Ga.

“No, the fa i “Well, I did. T once broke a “ hoot owl, hooked as his lure whiz beauty, Magistrate patn [zed through ihe ar,

va This won't mean much of a a « ge. It will still manufacture Ce | 50a a : co and nhand. left the courtroom. mou, "powdered and oon {EF Sate on, i fp Bandit, cheese at 1250 Beecher St. ‘ ance’ § pid’ Bing Oreaby returned home| The biggest will be the Bela Car Na- Var ar 3 'laboard the Queen Elizabeth yes-| name. It'll take on a Juminy fastern. Ind ] _{terday, pulled up a trouser leg for! \ title, Gdlden Rich Dairies, and Patty’ Binkce com ©... a “cheesecake” photo, and denied wife Betty will still operate its retail outlets. Sy 3% ofd | knowing 3 it tg Co com They All Like tke ert SEIS c A ple 0 oO L&T 5% vid... FARE . D; ln" Suse, Hy separate. The

how

his marital diffi- [She's my culties, He saldand Dixie is in Cali- most unfortufornia but will nate join him in New jealousy reached the vociferous stage. We aren't

Milkman Don Harrietha's horse | ++Infe a super-duper soda. Powellipgited through the side of Johm| Vince's house in Brantford, Ono and delivered a wagonload milk at- Vince's bedside. -Damfoot hole in he wall,

Kennan

about leaving me a reports that he! I'm wooing her Gl : and his wife, like mad to get Dixie, might her back home.” neverf crooner cheer been In love like fully puggested this before and know to handle for asking about{the emotion. ™ love & it was a

“T've

didn’t

Bing's brother talking divorce,” Mr. for sald.

J v ~ Edward N. Barnard, attorney “of the AFL Building Service Em-/ ployees to

Union,

pear in €

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W. Curtis and the Indianapolis Mil-

to right): Karen West, 8,

are (loft Ave; Linda Parrish, 9, daughter of Mr. I1, deughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dar-

| above,

= pounders; brought “$14.25 to $17. {Odd choice sows. moved as $17.25.

{Canners and. cutters brought $15 1to $18.50.

10g market today dropped 50 cents lower than Wednes-| y's pres in slow trade at the Stockyards: Barrows and gilts, 240 pounds ‘idown, were 25 cents lower. |Heaviers weights sold for fully 25) cents lower and in some instances dropped 50 cents. Good and choice, 170 to 240 pounders, were paid for at $19.25 to $19.75. Several loads $20. Weights, 240 to 200 pounds sold at $18 to $19.25, A few choice hogs sold for $19.50. Bids on hogs, 300 pounds and : ranged from $17.25 to $17.75. Lighter weights, 120-160 pounds, moved at $15.50 to $17. Sows in instances were 25 cents|W® lower. Good and choice, 330-550

Bids on big weights down, to $13.50 or less, Slaughter Classes Steady All cattle slaughter classes were

about steady. Medium and good]

middie good grades. Small lots of common and medium COWS brought $22 to $27. Medium and good heifers sold at $26 to $29.50. Good beef cows midved at $21.50 to $23.50. Common and medium cows were paid for at $18.50 to $21.50.

Local Truck vee Grain Prices

“Ne 2 truck wheat, Wheat, No. 3 whi corn. sh 50 No oh ow, Jorn, $1.30,

Calves moved at $2150 0.42830 Common and medium : brought $20 to $27.

yearlings sold largely at $28 to $30. Cattle were scarce above!

With not enough sheep to estab{lish a market, spring lambs were quotable steady to strong. A few early sales of good and choice 80! to 80 pounders brought $27. Odd head of choice sheep were eligible

at $28, Slaughter Ewes Steady Small lots of medium 77-pound springers sold at $26. Slaughter ewes were quotable steady at $6 to $11. Weights, 140 pounds downward, moved at $8.50 and down. Common grades sold at $5 to so EL ET ———— se ———

In o Housing “Shortage Times Forelsn. Service SYDNEY, Australia, June 15 Collecting $1.75 weekly rent from bachelor F. 8. Howard-Seymour!

is a snap for his landlord,

closet he’s sublet to the housing|. shortage victim for living quar-| ters, :

—4ll he has to do is rap on the Welcome w door of the 7 by 4-foot broom omy pan PHONE TA. 2796

Re: —

thing my

his office today.

ll Crutches, S——— Walkers | and Posture Beds = |

Can Be Rented ad

$2.78.

|cajled elevator operators in the Local Produce. -

| Ei t recel bs, to case. | °'S Ro: rade AN large, ® ar A, medium, n A A EN Grade B large. “Sse. and 20 srade; | G

02 North Dapite) i Ro oultey—Powls, 4% Ms, sna over, 8c; J} — - .

nder 4'4 lbs. and Leghorns. ig cocks i - . 3 ; : t Guaranteed WATCH}

Singer Frankie Laine and Ac”

day. Miss Grey formerly was. the SC Butteriai—e. 1-83 No, 3. 800.

on of Mr. and wife of Jackie Westrope,

~ LARGEST SELECTION my . Soe iu. S. Statement

of Linoleum in Indiana RUGS from $2.39

Monday out at the 8, Belmont st. | Mrs. Marvin Lugar, 3520 Wash-| » = : Monday oul oh At It Again {for free. _ngton- Blvd, top. ranking 1950. Columbia Studios. must pay) WASHINGTON. June. TT REPAIRING Via Law Bricks Prices 1 Loox for tha “stare with ibe big : re. ; "Tve always * wondered what hea - or BNE. Sudy Phas on . 5 of Jssnior At Snort. | Bosumcis Helun E. Von Stjernborg) Tent foul year through i 15 Fo vie ll. % HOOSIER + those French have that 1 haven't; VIP into a fresh battle of the the svening Was ridge, has placed . 470 for damage 10 a 31000 lace|y;lh {esr Toms 7 ox RITE'S | seweLry sor || PAINT & LINOLEUM CO.

{shawl which Rita Hayworth wore ia | Expenses $ denied a claim for $6750 rental Befeit:

for the shawl and other finery gE vi and ¢ Fhe of 48 A

<-Orson: Welles, the: plum». former former). wonder boy of the American!) Clearings theater, opens tonight in Paris in = —— - {two plays written, directed, pro-| duced and performed by himself. | His former wife, Rita Hayworth, | and her husband, Prince Aly] Khan were invited but Orson says| thinks Rita will be “too tired”)

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Relations! Richard Mussman, son of Mr.

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walked upstairs The union |

= #% Ingrid Bergsnan and Roberto Rossellini left Sorrento, Italy for

get his ever-present story across. {ferro alte Malleabie

The time had come for thes! United ahi, on 8% vid ... ol

OnION TIE |. cuore soinsesnsr ‘opening of the underpass on Ken- | NRS- dividend ® Rome by --auto today after a tucky Ave. at the Union Railroad | week's honeymoon on the Island crossing. {An _& s+ of Capri. Their friends report

« they'll drive through Switzerland HE HAD ROUNDED up every-| {ahd Fre ue nar

and France én route to a visit in

body ‘who had a finger in the un-| “++: England, derpass including the contractors, | . "oN engineers, politicians and civie . A professional interpretive organizations. dancer. of Lyons, N. Y. today!

83 called off a “dance of death” she] .... planned to perform at her moth-| ers funeral because she feared. T“unfavorable reaction.” Sybil] | Schearer of Chicago had the per mission of the Rev. W. L. Haylor| ———————————

Ike looked around the room) > with ‘its stufféd moose head and| boar's head, its mounted Texas longhorns, and turned the-intros ducing over to Bill Book of the| Chamber of Commerce who had |

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