Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1950 — Page 10

"| him on his debts. There can be no repossessions, no| brought $22.75 to $23.50. Heavier,

trading Is Siow, | DOUDIS Marriage Story ’ f Y : ] : ‘Why Secret?’ Nazli Queries on Report ¢ Ag Egyptian Monarch Wed Young Beauty Too Necw Draft Classes slow (rade at the Indianapolis) Queen Mother Nasll said in San Francisco she doubted a London "By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor Best of the estimated 6000 POrk- | perorurut omy oro Sg Faroup of og Secretly married YOUNG FELLOW who tries to buy a car on rs gold at quotations a full hain “Why should he HaTEY 3 secretly?” asked the handsome dowager i 2 » »” osel dred pounds whose feuding wi son ever since blessed | credit these days is being “looked over” p retty closely. | oeiow yesterday's early figures. o¢ a Fathia, with a commoner, Riad Ghall. ‘If my son is i If he's the right age for a military uniform, he may Good and choice 180 to 230-pound reckless enough to.do this, he, | find financing a car a little difficult. ny brought S25 to $23.75. wouldn't bother about | more 8, 00eY than all of you put f . SHEL Gy : e top price was $24, | Farouk withdrew the E an; * If he is called into service, the government pro Weights from 230 to 260 pounds. rts of Fathia pd ey The motioned him back it almost certain they 2nd boosted the fine to $100, : SMES, ———| weights remained scarce. A few will h to leave the United m:n 8 | crackdown by finance COM-| oi or Dairy and Related Foods|probta 300 unaers Drought $21i5ates © nied Hollywood actor Clifton Webb | ! i | po lis suff ; i | nbitors, Tr ‘the. Dairy Farm Sd i sold at $1650 o $19. Re Mildred Poll k, ublicity chair- not mumps, I PYab lo | Ss, at 3 A ) ollock, pu y P= » . But if be puts Ty . sal fop| Sduipment Show which is 57 per, Weaker sow prices fell as much man of Indianapolis’ newest fun-| da¥. The Seliuloig aby ities garage, { cent sold. las 25 cents, particularly on making order, the Deodorized Or- psed Tuesday whil rking the duration without making the, A.4 these, of course, are In weights sold at _— ary der ne Skunks, today called a Oh a movie set and it was first.

usual payments, the car's value ,44ition to the Senior and Junior; Heifers, Yearlings Steady meeting of “Indianapolis Aroma” feared he had mumps. i normally would depreciate from| Dairy Cattle Shows in the Coll-| In cattle trade, yearlings and for 8 p.m. Friday. at 60% W. p, Floyd E. Magee, Indianap-

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year to year. | seum. And it could easily become > worth about half of what he Seeing Backward stil] owes. ~.. | WHEN THE CARNIVALS (and fairs came to town in my! SOME SMART HOMBRES) ; 100 pants days one of the nickSully come Jack an thelr ga. | catchers the pitch men sold! 5%" Iwas a Bee-Backroscope. | rage and call the finance come| yy yu4 4 Jittle black box with| pany: Come and get it, DOYS, piles in the sides and an angled '8 yours. { mirror inside. That isn’t likely to happen, bei «g.. what your friends are docause cars probably would bel. behing your back” the barkstates and high priced Sider ers chanted. And they sold quite ’ “la few, - nance companies are looking over: put now there's something the ages of loan applicants care- which really does that job In a rally, hing Je Shances, re. place where it is needed, in your b Hamilton, executive secre-| qr tary of the Indiana Association. 1 {5 a new five-section rear of Installment Credit Companies, view mirror which not only lets Inc, tells me that loans are| yoy gee through the rear window running high, but percentage-wise put the side windows as well, they are actually down. ® #8 =n “. 8 8 : { IT HAS CREATED quite a FROM 1939 TO 1940 the pPer- sijr Time Magazine gave it a

heifers weighing less than 1000 34th St. pounds sold at generally steady = 3 # = prices. Heavier cattle moved slowly. A small lot of good 850- to 1000- erell Marley, who pound yearlings sold at $29 to $31. billed and cooed Medium to fairly good grassers in Indianapolis and short-fed types brought $24 when Linda was to $28.50. Common and lesser'a Speedway grades sold at $22. guest two years A liberal share of steers weigh- 880, have sepaing over 1000 pounds moved at rated. $30 or more. Cow prices held firm, T h e actress

in fairly active trade. Good beef said neither she 4

cows sold at $23 to $24. Odd head nor her husband reached $25. Common and me- plan to file suit dium brought $20 to $23. Cannerg/for divorce and and cutters sold at $16 to $20. called the sepaBulls Bring $28 to $25.50 ration “a trial

Medium and good sausage and one.” The couple eloped to beef bulls brought $23 to $25.50, Vegas, Nev. in 1943 and had Cutter and common lightweights reconciliation after a separation two years ago. They visited In-

sold at $19 to $22.50.

Vealers sold at prices steady to dianapolis when the sultry black- eo. . ip 50 cents higher. Good and choice haired screen “Amber” presented Stimson ‘Rests Well’

brought $28.50 to $30. Most sales the Borg-Warner trophy in 1949.] vy " s

Last i = 1 Screen Star Linda Darnell and Se a, Ametioan « ester board’s statistics showed 105 ‘her film cameraman husband Pev-| {cases in 25 counties and 11 deaths.

‘olis, was elected first vice presi-

Fred Hoke and Thurman A. Gottschalk, two members of the board of Indiana Department of Public Welfare, sign affidavits swearing their loyalty to the government, The board and Director Maurice O. Hunt were the first to sign oaths after the board resolved fo seek such affidavits from all department employees. Forms were distributed to employees today to helt criticism of the department after two workers were found to be active in an organization condemned as “subversive.” partment of the American Le

i its annual meeting at Chicago But more than half the cases were|

es nu oncentrated in three east cen- | Mrs. Mary Louls Nicholas, ial counties, Randolph, Jay and | Paterson, N. J., complained in a|Delaware. These three had 54 \divorce suit her husband wanted | °23¢s up to July 19. {to make love so much that she National polio authorities esticouldn't get her housework done, | Mate that a normal non-epidemic | She said her husband, Leroy, Year Will’ produce 240 to 280 forced her “to remain next to him 220 in Indiana with a death toll every minute he was home” and . frie made her sit on his lap. As a re-| [ast year, Indiana had 1353 ; sl an sui she conkins 0 tj gue, 18 7 counties an tis Knox Obsorves Eo etches Betised the odie |chores. | . {Veterans " vide ‘iss Darneny | Mrs. Nicholas, who has custody Slightly below the national aver- a day aariiie Junty on ry Miss Darnell of the couple's two young chii-|28¢ Of around 10 per cent. KNOX, July 19—Veterans Day | ng Sn El aS

{| In 1949, the k k fi {dren, sald she put up with n » peak week for new! Las amorous Bashan for h vears of Cases reported was the week end- was celebrated here today with WILK & c 0 E Y . PRODUCTION ENGINEERS

!marriage until she was rendered "8 AUR. 6 when 101 cases were dedication of the 35-bed, $250,000

“highly nervous.” reported. The big jump in cases) J guy. nerves.” cH |started about mid-July and by; Starke Memorial Hospital i |Aug. 1 there had been about 275 A parade of veteran ai civic; : : _ |groups, compo 0 , drum; NEW YORK, July 19 (UP)— Sate and: 27 death) 8: Teporiad {corps, drill teams, color guards New York

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centage of personal loans on mer-| round of word applause, and ranged from $: 5 Henry L. Stimson, 82, former sec- WAR HALTS STRIKE and floats, went from the court- ; Shandise and small bop PO &2| Esquire dittoed. ranged f o. 2 aN. 5 ul George Conybear of Chicago retary of war and of state, was] CARTARET, N. J. July 19| house to the new hospital for the Indiasiagoli ¢ * ran DELyeen pe | It Is called Wyd-Vue; and gives o», "cor 50 culls brought $15 learned silence is really golden. [reported “resting comfortably” in|(UP)—The 1800 employees of the|ceremony. i ansas City v take-home pay. the hi tthe driver a 160 degree look at!,,’o,) The 56-year-old Conybear was Doctors Hospital today after a U. 8. Metals Refiniry Co. decided Gov. Schricker, Commander Today with Wang e Ighest| what's going on not only at his." "0 oo ket boosted sheep fined $25 by Judge Raymond P. fall in his Long Island home. that the Korean Wa~ over- William M. Cox of the Veterans! Serving American Industry ay ee i es! hack but at his right and left as prices BC cents. Bulk good and Drymalski on a disorderly con- The World War II cabinet mem- shadowed private quarrels and re-jof Foreign Wars, Department of | Since 1927 : 7 . I well. ; ents. | ;

° ictures to supply a large num8 Shey Ieb1 thle obs ake nae. pe Of Bets. ply ® ican Legion auxiliary will install ; when they feel they can pay jt. Hayes Hollibaugh, president of officers at a meeting at 8 p. m./ back ; oy Radio Equipment Co., has just tomorrow at Eagles Temple. i ® 0 0

choice sold at $27 to $28. Medium duct charge. As he was led away ber fell at his home in West Hills, turned to work after a 21-day Indiana, and Homer MeDanicle.

and good CErought $24 to $27. the prisoner muttered “I make N. Y. Sunday night. wildcat strike.

Common grades moved at $20. Slaughter ewes remained un- | 4 changed. Medium to choice grades ’ ’ business surprised me. When Co-op Antenna were salable at $6 to $11. { times are tough, and people need APARTMENT HOUSES would Noon estimates of receipts cash, they don’t borrow it. look as if they were wearing a Were: hogs, 5925; cattle, 975;! BUT LET A BURST of pros-| Wig _of TV antennas if every| Calves, 400, and sheep, 850. perity come along, and people go dwelier had to have a Separate) - A ul ili RR right in and sign up. roof rigging. [Legion uxiary The reason, Bob tells me, is

why loan companies aren't wWor-' jon. Ryan, distributor, said: ried about the amount of paper in| ypowd he showing up. in most of their safes, except In the case of pe’ auto, agencies. They're made

a military prospect. i i Another twister in the loan in Chicago by Am-Ben. Corp.

commander of the Indiana De-

But they don't, Now one big T ‘To Install Officers . antenna can catch enough d { that people won't get on the hook R Saleh Snug som Eagles unit 345 of the Amer-

. i | Officers are: Mrs, Jolin E. Joy, well for) taken on wholesale distribution] 4 | And that 8 a play| of the Jerrold Mul-TV System President; Mrs, Fred J. Byers, borrowing ght and expect to| Which will feed as many as 400 first vice president; Mrs. Walter

A. Heppner, second vice president; pay whiag¥hey we, | 2 | Mrs. Francis A, Rogers, third vice : hy n't gl pretty! poice Tags president; Mrs. Lyman F. Tague, ei knawn, ey Just don't get " "Ww YORK STATE got to recording secretary; Mrs. Norman

ar { . Nelson, corresponding secretary; : ! wondering what had happened ’ War Steel to an old-fashioned rns Mrs. Walter E. Paul, treasurer; MODERN WARS move on feet’ It was putting price tags on Mrs E. L. Slinger, chaplain; Mrs, merchandise in windows.

Sylvian Barker, historian, and Fighting equipment Is almost There are two schools of Ms. Stella Gunn, sergeant-at- ¢ as fighting men. ht. One is that the mundane g means we need steel, n of money detracts from/

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ms. 5 8 uve board members are: lots of it, to cover the possibility merchandise, spoils the appeal. |g... stella Zether, Mrs. Fred It's a kind of “Money's awtul,( gn {er JT. and Miss Mildred Lax. don't mention the stuff” Philoso-| sole cate to the d sen named convince | phy. a PANINI con

‘manufacturers that this country, The other way of thinking says! rotel Aug. French 24k Stings!

right now. that attractive windows’'with p | Byers is alternate. price tags omitted entice custo-|’ “so vered dish dinner for mem-

(at the W. J, Co., the|the women. : steel department store. 1 And they said, “Let's see tne LOCO Issues . | She sald the run on sugar was! prices in the windows.” paren small stuff when compared to the, I wonder how the women of we trantic demand for steel in all| Indiana feel about it? American States pam: res shapes and sizes. > Arrahire. Colleries com 11%! IT b-o- ti 8. Ayres pid .. . ® » iV matic Kot Eile Yat aed or | BUT WITH CONTROLS, the! I¥ YOU THINK this genera-| Bonne oo Stk Yds com 3 steel going into consumer prod-ition has had all the ‘ideas for Bobbe-Merrill oid 4%% 1074

will be diverted to war pro-| inventions, help yourself to an-| ren (reste - duction. And that means this! oiner “think” " |Gom Lown 4% Si country on a fighting basis can’ 1 was reading in Childeraft Flmming Ene pis ‘or tun out 100 million tons of steel | Reference Library for Children Conti-Car-Na-Var 3 oid " 1s a year. {that back in the last century! Eastern tac ra : By 1952, with Big Steel's ex- some inventor dreamed up a Cauitanie Securities om pansion in New Jersey, the output| whoopsie of a bathtub, | amily Finance 3% will be up to 105,750,000 tons. The bather sat on a stool in| Hamper’

Stalin knows his top produc-'the tub and pulled a lever which | Herf-jones cy ‘A pie .. tion is about 24 million tons, 1e8s| raised the water to a spout Ae fee ro uid +asut yeas i than a fourth of U. 8, production. | his head and also raised a brush {hd dues Wat of Som 4% | And that's enough to keep him | into position to scrub his back. | {oq Mier See 4 ola lige wl Bp nights with a jug of vodka atl Whatever became of that idea?| jodvis IC Lod%pta 000 Sloe 103 | his elbow, wondering Whatever It sounds good. All except the! Indols Weber co com Ph, '% became of Adolf Hitler. {hand lever. Nobody wants to [255i Water So, Septd gr wm Shows Within Shows | work in a bathtub, Corowtinnes BB edie Wi.

THE INTERNATIONAL Dairy Local Truck Grain Prices Kine & cosh sta "5% - '% |

‘Exposition, dated Oct. 7 to 14, Hash Cote ston co cA Ql at the State Fairground is adding Jo 2 truck wheat, 31.96 { Mastic Asphalt” © .o...ll Ade 8° a truck show to the other dairy-| No.3 yellow ‘cors, 31 8 {Nat Homes ptd. . aie 33 kin exhibits. 0. 3 saybeans. $3.99, iN In Pub Serv ‘com Civnies 5 0%! 0. 3 oats. 87c No ind Pub Serv 4% pid... 01 | The trucks will have appeal to| =~ ———————— |X fod serv e000 eh the farmers, and heading the im- Shin Meo t R Mallory Go “com "1.00 33° 38 SNIP vementis undry com | portant Detroit end of the truck ont Laundry 2 how will be L. D. Crusoe, vi oy itd Press Buble. Serv. of 1g Re wo Btoatdont of re Co [To mit mifie-ARon: Cristobal Wo ear Tool com oie S00 president of the Ford Motor Co. Thames: Janta a hn ra Aen "| Sehwiiser-Cumming vid‘. iB and general manager of the Ford| bess ures New York American Rarv-50 id & &' 8 pid... J Division. | Qargnt Arve: el Lisbon; Hon. okey. Yan camp : da The other shows are the Festi- Reytiaric: ‘Robin Kettering: Capetown:| TIOS¥-(0 Camp pid ..upo. AT. 1TH » Cristobal. Terre Haute Malleadle ....... "9 | : a Teen 3 Oited Telebhone 8% old .. ”" on - IN INDIANAPOLIS Sat sguos Sn y Allens & . n “+ » a ———————————— Shs nr : -. (American Loan 4% 80 ...... i . EVENTS TODAY LEle Arar Pranced ve Jona cover Bastian Eh to er Sahara Grette—riai Pry, throush Pridar. | ih, "vs loons, Nevins,” Florine gov Runner Pertiiaer wll sae 41 life Barker: Anne Ova. Ashun Young. Of gh L 20 sane Claypool. > itsens Ind MN gol 01 ater of Commerce--Luncheon, BIRTHS lumbia Club 3-5s

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