Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1950 — Page 13

It y casual ob- By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor | bal strategy -.; DO YOU WHIFF the air as you ankle past a hot dog| May Not Start ability adds stand, smell frying onions, simmering hot dogs, and feel Before Autumn \ge for the your steps bend toward the door? : WASHINGTON, July 17 (UP) : : : + inDi Military leaders, stunned by . in up of vul- And are you tired of banging the time clock, or slipping 0 CAT ses In Korea, viet Union's in 10 minutes late under the boss’ scowl? Sl warned today tbat U. 8. forces! . 33 well aa And maybe you've thought of “being your own boss,” are in for.a long; hard pull be-| (gs position as : . . {fore the ca s won, : a hes Without going into business for your ie truck fleets, and these all cost! Although confident that Gen.|™ i: any te d self? Who hasn't? {money and have to go into the Douglas MacArthur's troops To Hold steady, here's your chain stare prices. eventually would sweep the North RE Oe a chAnee. : | I have a warm spot in my Koreans back across the 38th basic strat- The Indianapolis Railways, heart for the little independent. nralil. these leaders indicated a . : Inc. has 90 streetcars, ail in good He gave me my first job. would ate : i ore any ma RY i bouncing order. | 1 sacked potatoes and sugar, Jo¢ Sountera engive Sue bt Bb the forces x = = itook orders in the morning from une ny ; A H th & remain on AND SOON THOSE 90 street door to door on roller skates, 0 (he mesnome tay S910. 06] lines, Tii-| | main body cars will have just two lines, land used to be scared to death tinge their delaying action until

ry forces of dd to actual weaken our ing any milained. bly will not g-up operaity well desr satellites, nce of Com- ¢ respective

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Transit Firm's Selling Its Exira Street Cars

nois St. and College Ave.. which when the richest lady in town will make the tracks a little roiled up in her big Winton Six, crowded, So the traction company is g0- of season.

ing to sell them. And if you want ; ’ to give In to your secret urge to Teach 'Em Young Down at Indiana University to-

go it on your own, you can buy an old street car, set up a “Joe's day a three-week intensive course lunch.” and whiff those frying to broaden economic understandonions all day. All night, too, ing among teachers and school administrators opened shop. It wasn't all to be book “larn’.” South America but that fell The idea is to get practical train-

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reinforcements with heavy equipment are poured into the fighting ne. i

May Take Longer Chairman Millard E. Tydings| (D. Md.), of the. Senate Armed Services Committee predicted it would take at least six to nine months to smash the present

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A Bobbing Water Boar

Ready to skim over the cool water of Lake Freeman, George

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forces of Communist North Ko-| Colman Jr, RR I, New Augusta, prepares to slip over the edge

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of the boat and swim to the aquaplane bobbing to the rear,

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Looks simple. The powerful motorboat, churning the calm surfac the aquaplaner in a wide skid. At this point it takes fancy balancing to stay atop the plank bouncing

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lize its mor- ’ he said, if Russia or Red China Be 7 affirmative through. ing down through Hoosier high send in troops. . . a son Loren, Indianapolis; three sighted and So chances are around the edge gchools, plant economic truth in His prediction presumably is in _ Richard Winston daughters, Mrs. Autumn Cortner, vantage. of the town, there'll be an out- young receptive minds, make it line with views of top U. 8. de- ] y Los Angeies, Mrs. Imogene Apple, cropping of all-night eateries with stick. fense chiefs who last week re- and Miss Barbara Jean LeMast« : neon signs, counters and lines of The lineup of lecturers is top layed to his committee their con- 2 . . ers, both of Indianapolis; his fa > gtools for guys who don't know drawer. fidential appraisal of the situa: X- rl IS § ies ther, Isaac, Danville, Ind.; thres soon 5 the enough to go home and go to bed. First is seasoned Louis Ruthen- tion. y : sisters. Mrs. Pearl Cummins, Daneds opened Imagine yourself in a white burg, chairman of Servel, Inc. He] There were signs that a deci- . Z vifié, Mrs. Lillian Harmon, Indi= was against apron flopping hamburgers under will talk on free enterprise, His sion on calling up National Guard: Rites Being Arranged anapolis, and Mrs. Wilma Moir, lenly Korea the flashing sign “Best Hamburg- slant may surprise them. He's not units will be announced soon, For Tonnessse Nati . Scipio, Ind.; and two brothers, dy else and ers on Earth.” a stuffed shirt. perhaps tomorrow. It was felt: IV@® Cilearence and Wilburn, both of the Reds in And all it takes is the price of] Then Emerson P, Schmidt from that the recall, when it comes will}: | Services were being arranged Indianapolis. street car, a lease on the corner the U.S. Chamber of Commerce be gradual. : 3 today for Richard 8. Winston,| Services are being arranged in | too big In of a parking lot, a restaurant li- will talk on small business, And Caught In Surprise 2998 Rookwood Ave. who died the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. ina. What cense, the equipment— | Walter E. Hoadley Jr Seououliat, "The Communist break-through yesterday in his home. He was 45. Herbert W. Swift Korea, and And you. (Armstrong Cork Co. and Corwin," , gum River line apparently Mr. Winston, who was gradu- \.qonic services for Herbert

them out of

D. Edwards of the U.S. Federal, Useful Years « Trade Commission are booked for WHENEVER 1 HEAR industry Wednesday and Thursday. talking . about a man being| Others include Arthur Upgren,| through when he passes the 50 or associate editorial editor of the

caught military officials ‘here by surprise. Shortly before the American retreat, Pentagon sources had called Gen. MacArthur's reports of Red losses

ated from the Indianapolis Col- Swift, 1300 N. Pennsylvania lege of Pharmacy, operated a St. will be at 1:30 p. m. Wednesdrug store at North St. and day in Flanner & Buchanan

Senate Ave. from 1933 to 1948. : He then established a curreacy Mortuary: Burial will be in Crown

» have been 60 mark, I think of John Cramer. Minneapolis Star; Ewan Clague, ip o0e encouraging than anything | exchange at 606 N. Senate Ave, Greyhound Lines bus driver t is time for John just died, at 74. commissioner, U. 8S. Bureau of we have had for a long time.” where he worked until his death. 13 ¥ Mr. Swift fered He was deputy state insurance Labor Statistics; Major Charles i Born in Lebanon, Tenn. hel’ years, r. it suffer a

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commissioner, and had been since T, Estes, federal mediation and 1931 when he took a job under conciliation service, and Nelson!

Despite the U. 8, setback, military officials here were certain Gen. MacArthur could hold out

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‘lived in Indianapolis 28 years. ont yesterday and died in an

He was a member of the Church!

war and I Gav. Leslie. Cruikshank of the American Fed- pie the United States builds up of Christ, an Methodist v something He was then 55. But in 1935 eration of Labor. ; the manpower and supply pool Surviving are his wife, Reu- 4 oy in Indianapolis. he enlists not remems- he wrote the 1935 insurance code,| Hassil Schenck of the Indiana n..qeq for the eventual counter-| bena; four sons, Richard Jr. 4 in the U. 8 Mari e Co t ers. counseled insurance companies Farm Bureau, and Roland Allen, | rransive. | James, William and Reuben; two iy. age pt 15 He Aline ype at Korea now and businesses, stayed keen to of I. S. Ayres & Co, along with! 1; gs tanks and powerful anti- |g daughters, Mary Ann and Valores, ;. g 8 ATI pin ho World , why waste the end, ‘id John Langum, vice president of {any weapons already are on their § and six brothers, Bartholomew, war I. and again in World War , over there What a shame to have was er the Federal Reserve Bank of Chi-/yay to the hard-pressed defend- Guy and Lester, all of Indian- [1 Also with the U. 8. Afr Corps if they are all of. that experjence, if he had cago; John Barnett, Indiana State ore They have appealed for such apolis, Theophilus, Robert and several years, he spent a total of

ervation of

heen retired at 60 or 65, when his Chamber of Commerce; E. J. Coil,

armor to withstand the heavy

Felix, all of Terre Haute, {15 years in service,

r Korea, we g the battles

work really didn’t get under Way National Planning Association, pussian-built tanks of the Comuntil he was 55. and Roy Blough, Council of Eco-'munist invaders. i

Also surviving are five sisters,| His wife, Glenna Ann, survives, rv » » y - - HE SPENT HIS LIFE in pub- "OTC Advisors, complete the list.

Mrs. Roberta Baggett and Mrs, —— mere +Rita Mills, Indianapolis; Mrs, | g

The Reds, who had an esti- i.

There's a lot of know in that : . { or 1 Pe He orfiee: SOLVE] MR CHESS! it. If the teachers and diminis. Jsies 2 SAIkE TATA with, Wasn't simple. A big splash and no aquaplaner. Even for an expert swimmer like young Colman, Mary Stewart, Jie. Lucile Re) Nations, but slonérs. who. never touched Pim | trators in the clinic can pick up Pentagon evaluation of reports co-captain of the Lawrence College, Appleton, Wis., swimming team, it takes practice to handle the aie ) °K, | the end of They knew quality. ; (the brain dust and carry it back from the front. This was up to| water mount. > Ea : ke to know And he gave his whole life to,!0 thelr ow nelassraoms, It ought July 14. ar : ro ‘Abner R. LeMasters 8 of? Don't public service from his first job, 0 do & lot of good. Sees Hogs Up 50 to 75 Cents [IU Medical Center| une r vomasters. 4 x. 38 HU gods, ak town clerk in West Latayuiie Whisky ‘Whirl Mrs. Anna Youngman Gets Microscope |["F'* Ave: died today in his g al I GET WORD that the whisky Go vices Arranged p ‘home.

and federal jobs until he landed, xorg are running at capacity. in the right berth, that was | Not that they are selling it, but surance. Frank Viehmann, state insur-

A new electronic microscope to A native of Plainville, Mr, Le-| be used in the fight ¥gainst can- Masters, who was 52, lived in In-| cer will be dedicated Wednesday dianapolis 21 years. For the past| he had been em-|

Over Friday General Trade

50 to T5 cents

Mrs. Anna Younman, 484 N. ‘they want to lay away stocks as Arsenal Ave, will be buried in| 'a hedge against ‘a government Crown Hill after services at 2 higher than Friday's genera 1 day's prices in moderately active

Hogs jumped Cow prices were firm with Fri.

: : in ceremonies at the Indiana|/Séven years id Indianap- ance commissioner, called him a. ackdown on the use of grain for p. m. Wednesday in Grinsteiner trade today in the Indianapolisitrade. Good heef cows moved 2t {1niversity Medical Center ployed at the Meier Electric Co. ge collection “servant worth while.’ liquor. Funeral Home. Stockyards. $22.50 to $23.50. Common and’ THe Indiana Klks Association He was a member of the United| on the rum, And he's right about that, be} The government always has, A native of Bayern Germany, In moderately active trade bulk medium grades were salable at (iif visit the campus for inspec- | Brethren Church. 2, nd in Neve ine. . contended that one thing we do she came to America in 1881 and good and choice hogs, 180 to 240/$19.75 to $22.50, “ Ition of cancer research projects,| Surviving are his wife, Lena; 2. Cans get Big ‘Little Man’ {not need to fight a war is plenty lived here 17 years. She died yes- pounds, moved at $24.50 to $25.25.) Canners and cutters brought jnciuding the microscope the, ~ ee Jet crushed "AN INDEPENDENT GROCER|0f Whisky, And I'll string along terday in the home of her daugh- Choice 190 -to a Sounders $16 to $20. Bull prices were fraternal order is supporting cans. i ~ ter, Mrs. Clara Tamm, with whom |brought a top of $25.50. Most late steady y 5 Ir vegetable dropped me a note and thought Iwith distillers want to get a had been living at the N eg $25 downward. Steady oo, Weak Medion tu through Hz 64 Booster lodges. in this wa was honeying up to the chains too; 5 get § . R e an sausage uiis Dr. Robert G. Picard, manager! y . : ” ithe stuff “in wood” before the Arsenal Ave. address. Hogs, 240 to 280 pounds, moved at $24 to $26. Cutter and ifie i and borders much. A bit thick,” he said. | . Y sb, L of scientific instrument engineer-| . crackdown comes, if it does, She was one of the oldest mem- brought $23.35 to $24.75. Heavier sasmmon grades brought $19 to | io C ’ hour papers. 1 do appreciate magnitude and TION men LO ee hea Reformed Charch Weighs were scarce. Bid on 28D S35 on 0 ng, Fa Compration of Sut — little grocers from the big ones. “blend” which were pure alcohol and of its Bible class and guild. to 350 pounders were $21.50 to Vealer prices held steady In sic-| study of cancer and other dis-| cm— For Inst the chains tell mixed with other whiskies and| A sister, Mrs. Oscar Voegtle, $23.50. Slaughter pigs, 120 to 160 {ive trade. Good and choice eases — that the fexibility of yriy little SROUEH kitchen sink water to Indianapolis also survives, gounds, brought $18.50 to $20, calves brought $28 to $29.50. Sa : rs Lo | ? ES proure Ente Cantos 38 Ft Wh ease 8 crtoont | oj Som Sead [fenmos gis emt gradelocol Produce ay have never been able to match." "pi '4y oi woo strong enough ols atemen | Sow prices were 50 to 75 cents MOV ed at $21 to $27.50. 2 EFEI—Current receipts $5 Jha, lo cave —_g > “ ” i 1 ’ CL rade e} rade A, m u or Big companies have “channels”... o sparrow think he could WASHINGTON, July 17 (UP)—qovern- Digher. Weights, 270 to 330 Lambs Lower Nor dude 4 lates. Fle: Grade An rade. | on and they can’t jump as fast. Big, jicx an eagle with one foot under Tem: aan wear sirasel Juy 13° com. Pounds, moved at $20 to $21.50. Spring lamb prices wére 50 “iui, rows, 43 ms. ane ever 18:| ror like elephants, but just as siow,ij ec wing. pared with a year ago: : |A few brought $22. Sows, 330 t0 cents lower in fairly active trade. under 4'a lbs, And Leghorns, 15c: cocks | : 0. ir 3 — Te Expenses + 1115 783 25% M50 dar s71 550 pound, moved at $17 to $20. Good and choice grades moved at 350, Vase Jie aug Ka. 2 voults. W wa And they have overhead the local Truck Grain. Prices Bare © aahi ious Heavier weights were down to $16. 526.50 to $27.50 eee Se ei) little fellow never thinks of. a Cash balance 4.750.985.0964 2.503.226,013 Most interests were bidding 50, Medium and good springers " Your white-aproned ‘¢orner No.3 truck wheat, $195 Public debt 237 Loe a0 118 231 110441 104 cents or more lower on steers and brought $24 to $26.50. Slaughter The New Method of { 0.2 white corn, $190. ( grocer maintains no big account-| No.2 yellow corn, $1.40, | _ INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING Bouse [heifers, In slow trade several ewe prices remained unchanged. Roach Control! ing office, no big warehouses, no! No 3 sotettie V1 [Bearings ee 30000 | IOS Of low to average good 900! Medium to choice grades were Bother with messy powder when 4-9-2 other, TT A FN I EE GR to 1150 pound steers brought $30 salable at $8 to $11. liquid, brushed around Just whers Wf Is : 4 : “| to $30.75. Noon estimates of receipts in| needed, kills roaches, ants, walorbugs and 0 a S : eat er otocast | Several loads held above $31. the Indianapolis Stockyards were:| sor crawling imaels and Is stiechv Tor ; H {A few medium to good short fed Hogs, 5400; cattle, 2450; calves, | many weeks. Invisible, odorless and shain- : Eading, Yd seeks Monga 11 Joan Sa: 450, and sheep, 375. less, 4-9-2 kills roaches the sanitary, quick ‘BEAUTIFULLY ST Ee : Iness. i { . ee : ea ith and sure way. 4-9-2 Is a professional in LAUNDERED INDIANA Iamilton j5dlubls at $23 to $25. = JBURGLARS TARE 126 secticide packed with power fo kill. Pint AND FINISHED DA VIS res t : Burglars took $126 in bills from | 75¢, quart $1.25, gallon $4.00. Mail 7) Co» Sunday Vice Raids Sess Sueno Jo ths | win bei—é 5c in, 5 Re , officials th ; _| Arnott Exterminating Co. . CELLO- 18 A ny Net 5 Suspects te Sfieipls there discoversd to 260 MASS, AVE, £ 7458 WRAPPED » a "Ek

Five persons faced arraignment —— today after their arrest in three! Sunday vice raids. ”

James Hensley, 26, and John {Hensley. 18, 1018 English Ave.

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