Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1950 — Page 11

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robably be dewey and | the GOP buck the Robert A,

8 no love

LR Puts « on Show

Philco Does It Up ‘Brown’ At Meeting of Distributors

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor BLAZING BROADWAY'S on the skids. Big busin

is show business. : _ And with'its bucks can “angel” a ‘better show th the public will ever buy on Mazda Lane. : : Hayes Hollibaugh, president of Radié Equipment Co.,| 1010 Central Ave., big time Philco distributor, is just back|

sometimes he can’t even ord |

from Atlantic City. And in a way he's sorry. the butter.

He would like to have stayed, Slick-Up if it's "like that everyday. » Philco had the largest peace- day than ever before, cleaner, and || time movement of people in his-| diamond-bright. tory down to see the 36 new TV sets, picture-sharp, priced extra-

in the room.

rhythm.

‘historic - Philadelphia Mummers | {out the truth about waxes and from Philadelphia with dazzling 1aid it on the line to Charles Sin-| plumed costumes and 15 bands. A ‘clair and other 80 representatives. | man next to Mr, Hollibaugh said, “Hollywood could take lessons

from this.” “The shows were ‘gal-a’,” reports Mr, Hollibaugh, “And you can take with or without the hyphen.”

” » ~

PAUL WHITEMAN, “king of] jazz" and his talent show. Martha Raye, Don McNeal and his Break-| wax process gunned Fra or fast Club, and Phileo’'s own top: get under way TV shows were all on the enter-/training station at 30th and N. sold for $2050 to $20.73, Several 1). {Meridian this week. It penetrates] Phileo is ticketing a 12-inch paint pores for cleaning, like a screen at $140 and a 18-inch table! a A Bgl wot pounders brought $19.25 to $20.25. 525; sheep, 260.

tainment menu.

"Job at $199. And that's why Mr, Hollibaugh' thalf.

is running a restaurant all this| Liquified plastics can be dan-| Sows held steady to 25 cents, week at. his Radio Equipment gerous. They seal the paint, while higher. Good and choice sows, to!

{got its foothold after the war right, with cabinets which make! when people couldn't get new cars them the best piece of furniture) and had to slick up their old ones

cleaner the market. Waxmak THERE WERE 300 dealers and ers are trying to take the work 1200 distributors, and a Show gut of it. But the nature of wax i

that ran Grade-A for nearly a guch that there is no equal sabats Hy - week. It started out witha ‘water! tute.

ballet, swimming to music and!

ing of the leaf of the carnaba plant grown in Argentina. Natives melt it off and sell it jn fairly active trade at Indian- brought ed to $28.50 “oy pd nel 25a {har grades moving down to $21. RF Heavier weights id abou Slaughter ewes, prices STANDARDS new CA on | steady in less active trade. Bulk|steady, brought $8 to $10 with| |good and choice 170-240- pounders | best light weights quotable . to!

for about nL a pound,

Automobiles look better tos

It's the waxing business which

There are a lot of “waxes” and

The 8tandard Oil Co. just neld| a one-day “wax school” in Grand

Then Phileo brought down the| | Rapids, Mich., where chemists d Weekend warm weather brought the water addicts fo the Riviera Club pod § for reading dips. 1 A Mrs. Re Robert Banjamin, 3114 Park rk Ave., ‘found nd everything to her liking.

' Bookmaker ‘King’ Given 2 Years

Erickson Also Draws Fine of $30,000

NEW YORK, June 26 (UP) — [Kingpin Bookmaker Frank Erickson was sentenced today to a twoyear prison term and fined $30,000

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rmiene tome Hog Prices Fully Steady

still is tops in the quanity of! mene proven we mon «| Fairly Active Trade

Hog prices today held fully spring Iu moved at ol is to good

igteady with Friday's best prices $27.50.

apolis Stockyards.

loads reached $21. Mixed weights

Sows Up 25 Cents

.Corp., serving breakfast, lunch real wax lets it breathe. 1330-550 pounds, brought $14

and dinner,

w ~ ~ "STARTING TODAY he is having in small groups of dealers from over the state, and he “is still full of the vigor of the salt

air of Atlantie City.

big push in Indiana.

Spanking Red

I GOT A BAREWORDED pad-| far nothing beats wax for saving(3$20 to $30. Liberal share of | Arrested Saturday in a raid on! dling from the corner druggisis.|a paint job, or making an old one steers held around $28.50 to $31.'an establishment at 248 Indiana | look factory-fresh.

And my face is spanking red.

I had printed a little piece about a drug store cashier refus-| ing to take a couple of dollars

pocket,

My first letter came Friday, It July 3. was signed "Corner Druggist” A f bulls apened ¢ 1s,|its regular schedule, remaining] ew bulls : op and he let me have both barre 4 closed on that day as on all other st

predicting that this solumn woul

soon become nothing more than

an unpleasan§ memory.

Then he reminded me that *h to aceo date last minute Jeal were mostly arugstore is not & bank. And he! ours to accommodate nu Vealer prices e was dead right about that. He out]

me down to size and me I had it coming.

Today Harlen Carter the a gist at 1557-59 Roosevelt Ave. sent| me another note. It was nicer but tween Napoleon and Dy I Culls were priced downward to he made the same point. Said he,| was at the tail-end of a long line $15. “You remind me of the person whiof Sunday family trafic. I heard] A few early salex of largely

| eral substitutes from the settlings

| Johnson's new Car-Plate which $17.25. Choice lights, 270-330 | wipes on is selling like hot cakes. pounds, moved at $17.50 to $17.75 * Granted Delay

Applied after a cleaner, it makes sparingly. Weights over a 20-minute job. At the 80 school pounds were scarce.

| chemists reported the new John-| Scattered sales of steers and! Pool Selling Rooms

{son wax was a sugar-cans deriva- heifers moved at steady prices in|

: {tives which gives it both hardness! rath 1 de. Load medium. t ul 10 That means Phileo is in for 8 and gleam. 8 jrather slow trade. A Case Set J y

Others have tried to use min- moved at £20.25.

lin refiners and tank cars but 80 pound heifers were salable at! day.

Cows openad steady with good Ave.

Regular Hours July

follow regular hours on Monday, {$17.75 with odd weights*® cutters |

L. 8. Ayres & “Co. will follow

Mondays. butis reathed $21 to $23. Some

The other stores will maintain {their usual Monday shopping| were paid for up to §22.

= concessions to the drive for longer, “Iwider, higher and heavier vehicles.

‘Concessions Made For Longer and Wider Vehicles ;

4 JAMES DANIEL Blalt Writer

Many legislatures do not meet in even years, but the majority of those that ‘met this year made

In Arisona the legislature adopted new rules permitting

candidates on the state ticket. lake County is supporting| WASHINGTON. June 26-—-This{Henry Backett, Gary, for the year is turning out to be another/Fifth District Supreme Court good one for the truck and bus nomination against Mr. Gonas,

lobbies, a survey of state legisla~ soring one candidate, Secretary! tive actions disclosed today. of State Charles Fleming" Mr, Gonas complained. “I don't see why Lake should get both nominations.”

nomination for Abpetiate Court,

judgeship. John Gonas, South Bend, candidate for the Fifth District Indiana

“Lake County already is spon-

irs wana wns em mmlndianapolis’”

ers to 76,800 pounds for combi. nations of trucks and trailers where front and rear axles are: feet or more apart.

limits based on tire sizes another 500 pounds per tire, but did not change the maximum 18,000 pounds per axle which the AssociPen of Btate Highway Officials

| "New Gross In Rhode Island Rhode Island set a new limit of!

Noon estimates o¥ receipts in| {were paid for down to $20.25, the Indianapolis Stockyards were:| | ~ Scattered loads of 240-270-|Hogs, 7700; cattle, 2350; calves, ine apezating 4 a multi-million dol-| Ar

Deliberate 17 Minutes

Justice Perlman and Justices| New: Jersey, Mississippi and Mitchell appeared in Mu- john V. Flood and Frank Oliver| Virginia all passed laws lifting beef cows bringing $22 to $22.50. Bieta) Cont at 9 a. m on 3 deliberated in chambers for 17 the height limitation on autoA room for | TAE IG DOWNTOWN ores, (COMMON and 'medium, grades charge of keeping » room for pool minutes betore pronouncing sen-| mobile carriers from, 1234 fee changes hanging heavy in my and most of the smaller ones, will and cutters moved at $14.50 to July 10.

bringing $18. visits the police station on a 'soabout cial basis or sits as a spectator! Medium and good sausage in police court. eady. ® Find Baseball Tickets Arrested with him on the same held near $23.50. Good beef bulls oii On the next three bookmaking| found 48 books of baseball tickets counts he was sentenced to one|

in thé Indiana establish- year and $500 each, but execution |

recommends as the sife limit for (ordinary pavements.

EVENTS TODAY

8! te hi FE

Mississipp! increased weight)

orth nner, 1813 tn st. ligne Mion. ‘thes poo). on Biate rade tion—Lunechaera on Hote AE pal Aspocintion

Medien, Dental and

Lee Dils, 4, James Broek, 43, © Z Harriet Flo Andurvom; an, New Harmony. gh Three Drowned State police also reported thres drownings and the death of one pedestrian injured in mid-week traffic, They were; Hubert Trotter, 23, Bicknell, : Rober E. Scroggins, 186, Gosh , drowning vietim, Florence Harris, I, South {Bend, drowning victim ' Elmer Johnson, 58, Eureka; Mr. Mannan was killed when the car in which he was riding crashed into a tree, four miles north of Pendleton. Police said the driver, John William Lucas Jr, 19, RR. 7. olis, apparently fell asleep and

hrou esday, Herman OC. Morgan Health

enter.

EVENTS TOMORROW

Indiana State Damoeratie Conven

t day, Collse wy

fharmaceutieal Assosintion—Last day. | man OG. Morzan Health Center,

56,000 paunds gross for trucks Ry Olub-Luncheon, Claypog!

{with three axles and 60,000 pounds;

{Co-operative ub=~Luncheon, Barings | $

ior. those with more than three, Lathe eran Servies Olub—Lunsheon, LinThe truck lobby was unable to| arth he" Eh TN Kiyanis a Club-Dinnar. A Marott. ir

raise the maximum single axle J Merete

limit of 24,000 pounds. In New Jersey tha House passed DIRTHS a hill limiting per-axie weight to/A 000 | 20,000 pounds (2000 pounds more than the state highway officials recommended). But the Senate {raised that to 22,400 pounds. The

b—Lunchioon, Linon,

House accepted the higher figure,

Special Sessions Justice Nathan {but even it was opposed by the D. Perlman, presiding over § trucking lobby. three-man bench, also sentenced| sw-Jersey H the gambler to one year on each y ™ o of three hookmaking counts but. | suspended that sentence,

The $30,000 fine was the maxi- |g hearing and denied there was imum possible under the criminal! any connection between truck {information io which Erickson weights and highway damage. |pleaded guilty last Monday. The {to low grades, near 1100 pounds, Isaac (Tuffy) Mitchell, a ta- Information listed 59 counts of {trucks his company had made 'miliar figure in the corridors out-|bookmaking and one count of €on-| a5¢ year that violated the laws Two loads of good 750 to 900- gide police court, went inside to- piracy to violate the gambling oe all 48 states.

ighway KE

{sentative of one of the largest truck manufacturers appeared at A

“He was asked how many

| answer but we later found out it was more than 300."

| tthe prevailing Hmit in most * Frickson was sentenced to one States) to 13% feet.’ This is the The former boxer tremuhitiv| year and fined $500 on the conspiracy count and one year and $500 on the first

| néw national goat by the part of {the Industry that specializes in

bookmaking delivering autos from Detroit, ‘The sentences are to run! Although automobile carriers |

are not numerous, federal high-|

ng of outing equipment, play steddy in opening moderately ac- : ment-was Saut Malin 39 of of the penitentiary term was sus. | tunnels: and depressed highways:

clothes and other holiday essen- tive trade. Early top was $29 1141 Chunch.BL...Healao appeared

pended “on good behavior and on {will be much higher,

tials. (sparingly. Bulk good and choleeli, ", tr4ay and won a econ-| condition that Erickson never en-| Thres states

d 5 {vealers sold for $27.50 to $28.50 Sun ay Driver with common and medium grades YESTERDAY ON 1. 24 be- bringing unevenly $21 to $27.

tinuance to July -10. In two raids yesterday Capt.| Ralph Chambers and squad arrested Russell Wilkins, 48, of 325 he was fined $500, Erickson will E. Michigan St. at 835 Ft. Wayne | actually serve only 20 months in Ave, and Hubert Eastland, 53, of prison, if he behaves himself, Two

permitted doi (gage in bookmaking or in gambl-| vehitles. Rhode Island raised the Schmen [limit on single-unit trucks from On each of the other 55 counts, 35 to 40 feet, and on combinations [from 45 to 50. Virginia and Mississippl raised the limit on

buses from 35 to 40 feet,

walks into four or five other types an insistent “beep.” native spring lambs were 350 607 N Temple St. at 2450 Hill- months may be taken off each| In one defeat for the equip-

of stores and then becomes angry if the druggist is out of stamps.”

» ws»

It was a Greyhound bus, Ohio cents lower with some bids $1 latde Ave. license 1013, operated by the lower. Good and choice native advertising a lottery. {worst Sunday driver on the road. ———— STRANGE AS IT MAY seem, I|

worked behind a. drugstore coun- make a run for it, trying to make ter three years when I went to his schedule.

college. I scrubbed the tile floor | each night for three years, squirt- caught and “horned” in the line, ed sodas, and polished a metal forcing a jam-up of passenger fountain, and peddied patent med- cars and some of them off to side __ {of the road. THIRTY- SIX EUROPEAN teenThe bus, when it had a chance, agers took a spin around the In- Roper Cloldets «duty during | ever had. It taught me that people, was doing between 60 and 65 dianapolis Motor Speedway race the July term of court. They are expect and get about everything MPH in heavy Sunday traffic. Itrack at 58 miles an hour in & gated to appear for examination from a druggist. They ask him to know. I tailed him for a short chartered bus. ; deliver cigarettes, and toothache distance. They made the oval circuit of The jury commissioners, Then I stayed away from him the brick an asphalt track with Robert Loomis, Ross J. Moore, and | {because that guy drove as if he Speedway President Wilbur 8haw, County Clerk A. Today. Harlen Carter tha drm. WAS in cahoots with the under-|ihree-time winer of the Memorial made the selections t Then he hardly makes a living, taker, And I was glad I was in pay 500-Mile Race, giving a tour|inal Court 1. hether| MY own car and not that bus. igpiel from the front of the bus.| They also drew names of 125

icines.

It was the best training I have

gum, or a prescription late at

night,

He's got to be cheerful w

he has a headache or not. And Rail Wail he has to be a walking almanac, know everything under the- sun. rt js their passenger business, off > all for the profit on a’ tube of 10 per cent in the heavy travel :

toothpaste. " ” »

TODAY I AM BOWING humb- hauling peopl ly from the walét to the corner bankrupt if they ‘had not picked | druggist. I ought to. He put me UP $1,335,000,000 moving freight.

= through school which makes me some kind of an impulsive, Wind last week when the Pennsyl-

double-dyed ingrate.

So I won't ask for change any through Indianapolis, the Spirit of CO.

more. ‘And I'll buy my stamps at St. the post office, if that will help the corner druggist. Because in my book, on the average, he's a

pretty swell guy.

And where would our neighbor- "7 hoods be Without him being will-| ing to work his life away for a] simple piece of hread and butter? And the toughest part is that]

Welcome Wagon

sosadbagoiity or PHONE TA. 27%

Up about thies ears he got Tour Speedway ‘Name Grand, Petit In Bus at 58 MPH | Jury Panels

The names of 60 Marion Coun-|

THE RAILROADS are in tears.

season.

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You could see the straws in the delphia, Pa. drove the bus.

vania combined two crack train pharmaceutical manufac-

Then the Pennsylvania eom- Ill, next step on their tour.

railroad business.

{ % nd ne Bl ova a) cnr, NRT Seer

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY ARIAS

1. W RIGS PAZOFF, COPE MSO EW. 1. A WASHER, ats mesos

both on. charges of one-year sentence for '

‘Whistle Rouses ‘Early Birds’

Northwest Side residents didn't —dung 26 need alarm clocks to wake up this| Monday morning, but it's {ful if they were happy about it. Nobdy overslept in that area elt BU Yds vid because, starting at the early hour | mm ne {of 4:55 a. m. a loud, deep whistle |Bo50s sof vid aan {way sounded. It continued its wail | | Cirele Theater som

Their cases were continued to

He got out into the left lane to European Youths July 5 today.

July 3.

bool complaints | | Cumains 5 Findnce $ prd.. # Udell | Gonti-Car-Na- ta The Eastern Tha Tele 4 old Ta

Pe Jack Tilson, traced th oday in Crim- ww o rk 5, 1202 W. 28th St.

~ whistle stopped, with as little rea- Eh . son as it started, at 5:25 a. m. Ex: ra ‘ota

tha w! whistle Mtuek.

3 More Candidates File for Nomination

e whistle to the

The trip around the track was persons who will make upa pase a surprise, It wasn't part of the from which a petit | 200-mile scholarship tour of 24 selected for ays scheduled for boys and girls Court 1. rom Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Of the grand- jury panel, ’ rom A France, Germany, The persons will be chosen for duty Las. your Se) Jon oy million Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. during the six-month term. filed |indpls P terrence their declarations and paid their Ind | state nominating convention .as-! Ingpis son Nat onal ti com... 10% 13. | .|sessments at Indiana Republican §ingan & Co) 80a 4 - Headquarters today. y 19 Three days before the Thurs- Ce a Tae 1 hal

BERNARD J. FOLEY, Phila- |) .§. Statement

. WASHINGTON, (UP) Choy The foreigners stayed overnight | i" oenses and De atois 100 the ca

g here and viisted the Eli Lilly and rent fiseal year throush June: 22. pared with a Joes ase!

id deadline for filing for the 8 Friday convention, new names were added to the} 4 T30,°%.4 43d paid-up list: James Mc8hane, Hammond, for

Louis and the Jeffersonian. turers. Then they went to Lincoln, Expenses

Re sceipts the following|

bined the Trail Blazer and the, They have been in the U. 8. Cath Baiance 4 General between Chicago and since last September on interna- | Gold Reserve 3 Hl 124,998 New ‘York, the hottest run in the! tional scholagghips of the Ameri- INDIANAPOL If CLEARING mouse can Field Service. Bevin" Ry Ae "Thomas Williams, - s for clerk of the Supreme] Sa ind and Appellate Courts.

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Taond he-{ ment lobby, - Georgia's legisla{ture defeated a bill to increase {the limit on buses. New York | passed a similar law, but Gov,

Thomas E. Dewey vetoed it.

Kilpatrick said a repre- A

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way officials here point out that! [if carriers are permitted an extra! | foot of clearance, the cost of new *

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Hon elbow. The youth was taken to Tiana tate Medieal, Dents) and ‘Farley Funeral Home. : 5

~The Dils child was killed when truck by a city street departphos truck near his home. Mr. Brock was killed early today in a two-car collision on UB |52 near Metamora, Driver of ihe other car, Fimer Fries Jr, 25,

. (Brookville, suffered a broken leg Marilyn Mardin land jaw, hove: Fe puffin oir. Miss Anderson was killed this la morning when the auto in which :ishe was riding hit a bridge on ¢|Ind. 68 west of Haubstadt In.

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dragging. * Mr. Harris drowned Joseph River at a park South Bend Jesterday WAN § friends. Mr. Johnson died

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