Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1950 — Page 24

i a i Jobs, More Land for Indiana

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor IF JOE STALIN would come over and take a stroll along the south shore of Lake Michigan, he might blow the! whistle on the Korean bout. 9 Inland, the biggest independent steelmaker in the Middle West, is going to build a new mill, upping output a sixth. But the smartest part of this deal is that Inland is also

= the on. whieh The common stock on the “big Most late sale to building , aa Ld ’ i a 8 were steady the steel mill will sit. _ | board” dumped $2 billion into 25 cents higher than yesterday. This is done the old Chi-| stockholders’ laps. | Bulk good and choice 180 to way by swiping it from! But the setond half, with cor- 240-pound butchers sold at $24.25 Lake Michigan. : poration taxes due to be jacked to $25. Weights from 240 to 270 They just fill it in for a few up from 38 to 45 per cent on the pounds moved at $23.50 to $24.50. wears with rubbish and enough | Whole year, should be leaner, lay-| Prices from $22.50 to $24 were heavy stones to hold it down, put ing out the tax on dividends|pald for 270 to 300-pounders. in a retaining wall, and there it which already have been paid. A load of average weight near is, brand new land. If you want to know how much 350 pounds moved at $22. Slaugh- # =n = more business made it was about ter pigs weighing 120 to 160 THIS IS NOT A KOREA war! 10.2 per cent. (pounds sold at $18.50 to $20.50. move, Inland’s been cooking the! But remember that applies only Sows sold at prices strong to idea in the board room for a longi to common stocks listed on the 25 cents higher. Good and choice! time. It's the normal! way a big-New York Stock Exchange. grades weighing 400 pounds and company gets bi ro i . ess moved at $1925 to $22. ‘And that will 54d to Indiana's SMart Going | Weights from 400 to 550 pounds employment, and, indeed, a little} EVERYBODY DOESN'T Go brought $17.50 to $20.50. Extreme less than a square mile to itsbuck wild when the ‘country’s heavyweights sold at §16.50 to area up in E, Chicago. staggering around in a war tizzy.| 17. Hoosiers will lke that. { Take the Phillips-Jones corp.! The word “bigger” is music to It makes Van Heusen shirts, pa-! : i our ears, even if its only a frac- jamas, neckwear and collars. steady prices in cattle trade. A tion of a mile dipped out of the Phiilips-Jones put out the word 108d of good and choicc grade) cold blue waters of the lake Chi-| yesterday that it'll do no price Steers weighing 1148 pounds on| cago likes to brag about. {tilting before the first of next the average reached $31.50. Small] : ’ lyear, | {lots of medium and good short-| ‘Mash Note?

That's good news to the stores, fed steers sold at $28.50 to $30. I HAD A NOTE from a lady and the people who go in them.

Common and medium grassers yesterday, intimate, tender and! Smart business, too. It'll sell a brought $22 to $28,

Hog - in late trade in the Indi > Stockyards today. of Best porkers orought 25 to 50, cents a hundred pounds higher in fairly active opening trade, then fell 25 cents by midmorning.

Cattle Steady Steers and heifers sbld at!

warm, with a lot of come-hither. lot of shirts, pj's and ties. Cow prices weakened. | It made me think that perhaps eh {mon and medium beef cows] I wasn't as old as I felt. And it {brought $18.50 to $21, Canners!

-. . was signed “Elsie.” ‘Sue Minister for It was an invitation to a house-| 3 warming in Lafayette next Rent, Damages Wednesday and Thursday. Happy Homes, Inc. 11 N. Penn- price.

It! i lik bangereo, men sounded like a bang |sylvania St, yesterday filed suit brought

{and cutters sold at $15 to $18.50.| | Vealer prices strengthened. Good and choice grades sold at $30.50 to $31, the freely-paid top|

two! and medium! whole days. $23 to $2950. Some Then I looked up at the letter. 8gainst the Rev. Vernon L. An- reached $30. head and I could see the stuff derson, professional bondsman! Sheep Steady “Il serve would leave your they YOuriand minister of the gospel, for .poice grades sold at $2850 to

head as clear as a cowbell. i It was from Borden's who are J000 Pack rent, the return of'$29. A lot of highest good and and regular choice grades

a nifty new plant in Pur- Property valued at $4000, pening 2 a ol) hg for Liaw {another $4000 damages. | ‘That's what those college boys, The real estate firm charges In Medium and good sold at $25 to otight to drink, anyway. a complaint filed in Superior Court $28. Common slid to $20.50.) x . : 1 that the Rev. Mr, Anderson Slaughter ewes held steady. | ‘Hed ing moved from the company's prop-| Noon estimates of receipts were:| «1 STOPPED in a liquor store ®rty at 403 W. Michigan St. he hogs, 5450; cattle, 425; calves, 300. to see If anyone was trying to|t0ook most of the building with and sheep, 275. hoard that, too, ! ;

him, | a : He sald, “No, it’s too high.” The action charges the Rev. Mr. : But 1 hear that while ig con- Anderson, Indiana Ave. hanes: New Milk Plant to sumer isn't hiding the stuff be- Man and promoter, tock even the Open at Lafayette hind the cellar steps in large Kitchen sink. It also complains Times State Service i quantities, the liquor dealers are Ne removed heating, lighting, and] LAFAYETTE, July 28--Indi-| turning a lot of their cash into plumbing fir‘ures, flooring from ana s newest milk and ice cream merchandise, several rooms, wall partitions, Plant opens officially here next But they don’t call it hoarding.i Wall boards and base boards, Week with public ceremonies em- | They call it hedging against pos-|®i8ht window frames, boiler, Phasizing gible short supply.

stoker, and some of the doors. I wouldn't call it either one.

The corporation claims it owns 25 years. T'd call it speculating in the stuff the missing articles. some guys feed their nerves when

a war, and all that goes with it. Restaurant Robbed

gets them down, of 0 : Meat, Other Items A Pat and o Biff ! I GOT A TOUCH of “yessing” and “noing” in yesterday's mall. ! .. Oln Daggart of the Acacia/dise were taken in a a break-in| Construction of the new plant | Mutual Life Insurance Co, strung was

ile ” last night at Dwarf House res-| Rogan lent along wi y word-scowl the La tors, 1ife insurance companies for "rant. 1601 W. 16th St.

hanging a limit on a the E. B. Yantis, 2154 N. Harding tains 10,000 minute he gets into a St., reported thieves forced open, space. ice.

! a Jack door, and made off with| But Bob Osler of Rough Notes,|& 20-pound ham, a 30-pound beef Rg Ww ii A A oough Notes, bber Doesn't Live Up

steak, 12 pounds of bacon, 40 . would kindly read the 796 chickens and hens, nine dozen TO His of “Modern Life Insurance” I four boxes of cigars and) william Couch, 30, of 347 N.| would know more about the

contents of a cigaret machine. |East St, applauded as did everyarithmetic of life insurance.

He agrees that the move was “bad public relations” but other-

{for the four-day | marking the opening of his com- | ipany’s $100,000 plant. {tours

sorted meats and other merchan- [processed and handled.

i

taken last night from a safe atiarose and sang “Don’t Rob AnZinke Edwards Co. 621 E. Mar- other Man's Castle.” - wise, the outlook from my hum- ket St. The thieves overlooked! ble porthole is “foolish to anyone $89 in cash lying under papers he left the pub just before midwho knows the pringiples of life that littered the floor, | insurance.” rem

All T know is that I've paid ips 2 them all my life with money I'l Bottema Farm Wins

never get back-—unless they tuck Two Holstein Awards

it in the satin. . Trophy cup awards for two _ Pennsy Profit {grand champion entries-in the! THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL- State Black and White Show for|

ROAD'S doing better. | : | t : ; It put about $10 million more HOIStein cattle have been awarded Official Weather

happened. Two men jumped him, beat him and took a bilifold 2 containing $20. : ! ‘before in the

tavern. One

castle,

Jost an early gain’

Com-

| St With an air of good fellowship, |

Veterans of Foreign Wars are sponsoring a “Don't Hoard—Buy Your Needs" campaign. Get- | ting set for “H.Day" Thursday, when organization members will campaign from house to house with

instructions and stickers are (left to right] Mrs, Margaret Monahan, state president of the Ladies Auxiliary; Henry L. Moffett, 11th District Commander; John Cole, commander, Post 1587; Helen

DeFrees, president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Post 1587: Guy Triece, commander, Post 2999; | Charles A. Crumbo, District H chaplain, and EL Avery, District 15 chief of staff.

In steady sheep trade, good Carson

Funeral Home Owner Ex-City Councilman

Services for Carson C. Jordan, | {owner of the Jordan Funeral | Home, 2428 E. 10th St, {2 p. m. Monday at the funera Entombment will {Washington Park Mausoleum.

home.

Mr. Jordan was a member of: : Guided the Englewood Lodge, F. & A. M,, plan for “creation of a hospital” 1 will give visitors a good 715; Saraha Grotto; Red Men's referred to the entire medical orMore than 130 pounds of asides on how dairy products are Lodge, and the Junior Order of Mechanics.

- aches DIRS Here at b? {$29.50. A few head reached $30.|

Carson C. Jordan

” » " C. Jordan . {the globe, that the United States] | Army is the healthiest group of Patients.

will be at

States. Js The Medical Depart anniversary-—almost two

in American medicine, -

is that seldom hailed,

Services Monday Army Medical Departmen Marks 175th Anniversary

Unit, Older Than United States, Points With Pride to Health of Its Charges

By CLIFFORD THURMAN The Army Medical Department

ment

senturies {medical science and significant contributions towards perfection | Some . amendments are almost!

The Army Medical Department!

is older than the United

yesterday observed its 175th of steage” advancement in

Child

WASHINGTON, July 27 (UP)

day some servicemen with big families would make more money in the ranks than as officers un-

proposed by the Defense

ment. ais As in World War II, all enlisted men-—recruit 0 mas ter t (or equivalent)— Te Officers would not

sources said, it would not pay a top-grade enlisted man to accept a commission. ! The proposals call for a $78

' | _Congressional sources said to-/1's"

Village

vi at

monthly living allowance for each

operating U5" Road Materials &

ang County Road Invitation No. 44: Nec uipment to

Pedeslal tersection

pe enlisted man's wife and an-extra ged se »

ation No. 40: ot Nn

at New Ls

there:

Avenues. vitation

tion at toe

Mounted of Albion a jana. tation No.

Invi 45:

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Ve ivnation No. 42:

& equipment to m Progressive. 40. est

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$25 for each child. The service |, iviation No. 46: 3300 to 4300 Iona i man would contribute $30 of this|and load ed In State rick a Plaaishad CLOUD Willi out of his own pay check. (Where | invitation No. 4: 19% to 225 Cuble Yards jora Alms ¢ ready 8 oncrete, (Class - additional payments are made 19) Liveries: on Road, oth wile ee Tus of pynell, Mr8 rvi wi Columbus, Road 7, 0! ® parents, the serviceman {Colubus, Road 7. Noreh of , il Yernon, a Richardsa {kick in another $15.) [Section C & DI in the Tipton Sub: Yaliam, J Arve 4 . | istrict. ; | ~ Legislative experts said a mas {_ Invitation No. 48: 56 Cublc Yards Ready Bam and Jim {ter sergeant with 30 years service, Mixed Loneroia, deliveries on Road 13, dren, Jilsed {who has a wife and five children, | Invitation No. »: pSuanny of Drafting FARLEY (TUNE i i es, ov! y he 0. or o { would draw a total of $495.50 Per | indianapolis, Inafane. Soak FOB, ghurch. SR | vitation 0. : ater - riends may {month in pay and allowances, {lation of Steel Shely Fok. na Eg TI noo If promoted to second lieuten- | Floor. Fair Store Building, “Indianapolis, CONNER—Marg fant, the same serviceman woulq yiiation o. 51+ 2 Wood ULIlity Tables Ma { i ree 3 t {get no family allowance. His pay Third Floor, Fair Store Buliding: naan: iister St us. {plus payment for quarters and apolis. Indiana, i Ois Riedie G % BUCHANAN ! . 88: n: - {rations would total only $430. isior, Marchant, Model B-10FA or Banal ay A:30 bm { The Defense Department sent DOB. oth Floor. State House Annex, In miter Friday n { itatio CRA ease © ithe bill to Congress late yester~ Invitation No: 53° 500 Wood Guide Posts, apers please ! : delivery State Highw ILLON—Franc 'day. The House Armed Services| Winumac. Indiana. ois Amici cBradbary. ol i | Invitation No. 54: Quantit f rysta a Committee plans ; early hearings! OW! MaCorniek ” panant yy Jelin Wiliam C.K on it, Members said it has a good {Ehaimers Mower ah & [International Friday, Fubera) { i aN hy a . {chance of passage in some form, Indianapoits. India eh Marke: 51. foM®, 1505 8

especially in view of

swelling draft calls. } |

= ical ids i { certain. First meteorological records ini “ww ng war II family allow-| rarely America were started in 1814 ances (850 for a wife. $80 for

decorated division of the Army when Surgeon General James Til-| Leo a 4 child $20 for each extra!

credited with saving 96 out of ton directed Army surgeons to ..i4) were allowed to die for all

| every 100 wounded

The pride in the fact,

Department takes

fighting men in the world. Constant Research

1 pendence that

Congress, at the

be in

| pital.”

Surviving are his wife, Helen; known now.

| story modernistic building con-! jordan, V square feet of floor gan : {

drove

Seek Woman Driver Own Warbling in Hit-Run Accident

November by |a sister, Mrs. Fay Gautier, Vern-|

An undisclosed amount wasione else, when the tavern patron mother and her two children yes{terday at College Ave. and 54th

{night and headed home. Then it to assist her victims, the woman backed Army

off after

she

| soldiers during World War Il.

American record the weather in their re-

spective areas,- Gen. Tilton also

but 2 limited number of men last October, when a new and higher

just|/was credited to be the first 10 5 scale for all servicemen (in-|

known all over Warn against

On July 21, 1775, Gen. Washington wrote to Congress urging The former city councilman that supervised medical care be the progress of the and member of the safely board authorized to ‘protect the lives state's dairy industry in the past established a funeral home on gn4 health of both officers and {Brookside Ave. before moving to men” in the Continental Army. Joseph I. Stout, manager or his present location on E. 10th Bt. gp July 27 the Congress approved -_ _. | Borden's, today announced plans five years ago. He and his wife >

lan for the ‘creation of a hoscelebration managed the business, a pan

Historians point out that the

ganization and not to one insti-| [tution such as hospitals are

tk man : Dr. Benjamin Church of BosThe one-on Ind.; and two nephews, Ralph ton, appointed by Gen. Washing-| ernon, and Kester Jor-| ton, became the first Director, Jasonville.

{ General of the Medical Depart-

{ ment,

| Since those early

days

the

| First ambulances known

overcrowding of thospitals and more fresh air for to] {America were instituted by Sur-|

Didn't Want Families

This was on the theory that the peacetime Army, Navy and

|geon General Jonathan Letter-/Air Force don't want privates

Surgeon General George M.

of preventative medicine. lings, for whom Billings Hospital

tributions to the science of ventilation, Maj, Walter Reed and his associates proved that mosquitoes transmit yellow fever and started

control throughout the civilized world. ’

the first apparatus for the chlorination of water. This method of purification is now used universally. Army veterinarians made coni siderable discoveries in regard to ianimal diseases transmissible to Functions Constantly The Army Medical Department recognized as one of the great organizations of the world. It is not a wartime organization but functions untiringly throughout

{ Medical Department of the ATmY|the peacetime years. has advanced by leaps andl .The department operates all the Police today sought a woman bounds—always a jump or s0 great military hospitals of the

discovery of disease. Basis of Claims

is the healthiest

. | Here are some .of the reasons Promising to park and return for Surgeon General Raymond H. sity Medical Bliss' claim that the present U. 8.inew Army doctors and surgeons. in

the

'hit-run dirver who backed into a head in the development of new country and to Army surgeons

methods of treatment and the|goes credit for the rehabilitation]

land cure of thousands and thousands of disabled veterans. Each year the Indiana UniverSchool contributes

Juniors in the college have the

gainst Mrs. Pansy Tucker, 26, world and the healthiest in his- privilege of attending summer

He remembered seeing the pair daughter, Waren, 1, and leading ad Marcia, 3. They were treated in {gs credited 3 sung the giory of another man's Methodist Hospital and released. that rheumatic fever can be pre- in Army hospitals.

WU. §, Statement

| WABHINGTON. July 28 (UP)—Govern-

209 Rowin Rd., who was carrying tory. The Army Medical Department and graduates frequently take ad- Church. with the discovery vantage of spending internships

treatment streptococcic

vented by the | penicillin the

{ , , , i { to the C. M, Bottema & Son stock: UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU s and is f Sreeni! The discovery is considered of in the till in June than it did for ck —July Ae {Racal year through July 26, compared with great significance” since June of Jast year. farm, Beech Grove, | Sunris 5:41 | Sunsel oon TN MY rn Last Y matic fever develops in™ It you know the Pennay, that| Their grand champion bull en.| mre 41 | Sunsel 89 gspenses .. 3 2.38 338001 + 241.011.080.200 000 persons annually means one thing: coal's moving.itry was Franlo Grand Chip Mon-|BItcipitation 34 hrs ending 7:30 a. m__ 00 Beceibis LILIA 1 IM0.6 M0 causes nore than 30.000 4 iT preeip! n sin an. 1 38 81 : cau It showed well in the net in-iarch, twice winner of the All- Excess’ son jeo® 11 84 | Deficit 318.145.677° 1.068.290,230 1 ) : fe ose A134 Cash Balance 4.767.368.3768 2.593.168.000, each year. come column, too. Last month's American Bull classification, and , TE neers. | Public Debt 257.435.472.728 253.065.508.830 net was $5216.406. And June of/ Browns Mistress Corine, the cow. ture in other cites "on" IN 1mPErA-| Gold Reserve 24.136.653381 4singesssy The ane that ChioT : : : . Station owl wey during Wor ar ha orlast year the line couldn't get its The cow last year took the grand au, i>!" BTS INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING, HOUSE . is effective chin over the million dollar mark. champion title in its class at the Boston 8 68 | Clearings oo. Sinaso.e0e| OTRYCEUD ronold. faver But for the first half of the International Dairy Show held at|chioe MB |Betiw SW.ieve scrub typhus, typheld fever, year the story isn't so happy. In|the State Fairgrounds. The Black Cincinnati 83 63 | Rocky Mountain spotted ve! 1949, the Pennsy banked $456,-'and White show was held at La. Deacer 5 5 Local Issues {and many other fever diseases. 627,633 in revenue. And this year fayette Fairgrounds Evansville | § isabel Army scientists have discovered it's tailing that figure with only! . Pt Worth $8 —July 2 the antibiotic, Actidione, is an efi ne 94 3 68 | STOUKS 8 Asked! ’ y $411.170,331, Local Produce dois. (City 8 BE urieas Eeeies COm......... Bie Asked pctive rat repellent. Rodents wil But that won't last long. not ami ! 8 73 [Americas Stas Did... ;--/starve rather than. eat or the way things are humming. Eage—Cur s » - | Mois St Paul ee peices ‘ anything coated with this 20e; * A c; Grade A, medium. New York 86 71 Delt BR & Stk Yds ptd $6. ‘terial . Big Board Payoff i Grade B large. 3c. and no grade Qkiahoma City ' Ma ot pie one) Yom iia It is signif THE STOCKHOLDER was a ouitry— wis, 4% Ms. ana ever, 1fc; | Pittsburgh 3G 8 81 | Bovhs-Merrill + 10-v a under 4! oe ! 8 : i {Central Sova 40 [last 10-year : hueky guy in the first half of this dle Je 3 Taha | FUR . 6. » I Loan tatl com death rate due from disease has ; eh ian . 8 : Y | Sutterfat—No 1 830: No. 1. 80 Washington. D.C. | te 8 8 {Qumming Eng com oi

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Water Co com napis Water Co 5% old .

Bog pra ........ vaeman— 1 Consolidated Finance § pid

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al Life com .. 1 om .

year to .53. This means that th

witn dis-

ease which precedes most cases.

rheusome and eaths

discovered

fever

drink

ma-

camps in ‘the Organized Reserves

To do this they become members of the Organized Reserves and are commissioned first lieutenants. The same is true in the dental

Surgeon General John 8. Bil-

is named, made important con-|

| This record did not come over .. during the Civil War days.|and corporals with families. Pay r night. It represents 175 years of] . {constant research, study and ad-ig¢ ivancement of medical science.

and quarters and rations allow-|on’ ernberg is credited with ‘the/ances for men in higher ranks |discovery of the micro-organism Were supposed to be high enough iu It was in 1775, before the sign-/of pneumonia and the establish-|to take care of families, ing of the Declaration of Inde- ment of America’s oldest school) the Continental instigation of! Gen, George Washington, author-! ized “supervised medical care for

Mr. Jordan, who was 62. died troops of the Continental Army.” ! \yesterday after one week's illness.

He was a native of Vernon, Ind.

Now, with the draft back and i Reservists subject to call, men] with little or no rank but with one or more dependents are sure to be going into uniform. Congressmen feel that some allowsance for the dependents is becom-

ing necessary. |

In addition to the payments for Mixed Concrete jiivered on Road 40

wives and children, the Pentagon

ances: One dependent parent, two dependent parents,

on court order; no wife, one child,’ $60, with $135 extra for each extra child. { Regardless of how many depen{dents he may claim, and in how {many groups, the sgerviceman's {maximum contribution to the de{pendency check ‘would be}: $45. { There is no limit on the govern!ment’s payment. o No estimate of costs “were {available ' immediately. World| |War II allowances cost more] {than $16 billion.

‘Mrs. Claude Fern Services Arranged

Mrs. Sadie Fern, who died toiday in her home, 6042 Oak Ave.

{will be buried in Memorial Park ge t after servic-~ at 3 p. m. Monday danapelis.

in Farley Funeral Home.

Mrs. Fern, who was 56, was a ooh , resident nf Indianapo’iz 38 years, reason. v 3 0! She was a native of Newberry, bidders

and a member of the Methodist

college and authorities say many survived by two other daughters

students and graduates take ad-| vantage of the attractive opportunities offered by the Army Medical Department.

Bruce Hughes Rites

against Sunday at Greenwood

Services for Bruce Hughes, for'merly of 2351 N. Pennsylvania St., will be at 3 p. m. Sunday in C. Wilson Funeral. Home,

| Greenwood. Burial will be in Mt.| Pleasant Cemetery, Johnson wednesday in his hone, 2326 fos jong. Jrumifious resurfacing. on vars

y {Brookside Ave. An insurance agent. here more]

County.

icant that during the than half-century. Mr. Hughes, period the - Army Who was 78, died yesterday inlwas a member of Brookside MaBloomington Hospital, Bloomning-| ‘ton. He had been retired /three decreased from 1.55 per 1000 per : 3 e Years, living with a atif MTS. his son, Orville, who was in busi-|tne bituminous

cluding officers) went into effect. o

Bids

OF 1 SAMUEL C. MADDEN DIRECTOR OF DIVISION OF PUBLI i ~ WORKS AND 8 LY ie

na. &hail be submitted upon standard proposal forms BTATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

UPP

Indianapolis, Indiana

vited, Burial Gr call after 6 p.

: ott, Mrs. Ma 4 fis Violet Co: ixon, Johnnie

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Behanhan, _ 8is Notice is hereby given that sealed bids grandchildren for the purchase of the following ma- children, passe terials will be received by the Chairman m. Services | of the State Highway Commission of In from SHIR diena, at his office, 102 North Benats CHAPEL, 5377 I Avenue. Indianapolis 9. Indiana, until 1 Washington Pa P. M. (CST) on the 7th day of August, at the chapel ar 1950. at which time they will be publicly FLYClarence Invitation No. 55: 700 to 750 Tons, Size Fie face Aye No. 11 Aggregate. FOB. Culver. delivered { Mrs. Nell Pel $n Road 17, Section R or Plant vicinity $n flsa Ku Invitation No. 56: 100 to 150 Tons, Bize fillan, Fred, F dcliverea on Road 51-0D Sogend SY; Florian" eran vicinity the: : or Fang ed

Guard Rail & 40 Pleces of Steel P!

{Guard Rail. P.O.B. Greencastle &

ort, Indiana Invitation No. 61: 150 Cubi & Cen

the current science of mosquito Proposal calls for these allow- p o¥

$90; di-!tuminous

tu

Zz 3

Road 59

on nvitation No. 60:

Invitation N

Invitation Ne

NOTICE TO B Notice 1s hereby Even that oaled Pro= will be received by

posals and/or bids

reof. Invitation No. 57: 450 to 500 Tons. Size 2 Aggregate. PORB Carbon, delivered a sections E & PF

ent

io 60

Conerete. furnished & Tou tate Lrucks at Plant vicinity of Brlierss

. iS Maj. Carl R. Darnell invented Vorced wife, up to $50, depending Site indians. Invitation No. 64: 180 Tons Biminous Concrete . Binder & 350 to 800

to .200

¢ Yards Ready from West Terre i ae er t indian Tiuiols fiate Line, aute 0 : 5 bi Mixed Concrete on Road ”

d 75;/In_and around Waterlgo onds delivered IL

r Plant

| vicinity thereof. lem avitation No. 88: 3200 to 2650 Tons Bi- Mausoleum. M tuminous Coated Aggregate, Oe aad . 0. "130 aded in State Trucks at Plant in the Sahara Grotto. vicinity of Purdue University, Road 38. ¥ ith Sections 2.8 C3 I» 6 Frabkiort Area, Brookside Av the Bluffton & 5 ag Alen M in Tied a] ation Nor 59: - . rugated Metal Culvert Crag RL ahtas; Mis I Plate Culvert Arches, delivered at ° madke; Mrs. X State Highway Garage at Fowler, Road 61, assed away Section An the Evansville Area. Road 75, men

HOMB, IM-4304 FULLMER-Icel beloved sister ton. Is. al Eagar Johnson, Charles 8crofe, Raymond and J Mrs. Emma Ed Blake past morning. Servic from SHIRLEY CHAPEL. 946 N Washington Par may call at ti GREER Mrs. E roliton, mothe

ank«

Yards

Bi in

Tons Bituminous Concrete. Type B, Sur- ( face. furnished & Joaded in State Trucks a Hercha {Zot use on Road 40 in Greenfield, Indiana. cach, Cal: Al fag hvitation No. 65: Quantity of Interna away ‘Thursday. ! ona Truck Parts, J. I. Case and Altls- UCHANAN _ M( Ghaimers Mower Parts & \fliscellaneous a. m. PFrie (Hardware. F.O.B. 502 West Market Street, may call at mo: Indianapolis, Indiana. . Oiilo Invitation No. 37-B Quantity of (Rent Phe ed) Continuous Towels & Laundryi 56 HUGHES—Bruc Cloths. F.OB. State House Annes goa’ of 2351 N. F ing. Indianapolis, 8 dianapolis. pa ids shall be submitted upon standard loomington H proposal forms. 'nursday., He STATE TA A SQMMISSION — Sisten . Mrs, Ly 2 5 a0 rs. J. SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman ne brother, M NE ———— $ransiin. Serv!

th ate of Indiana, | hrough Walter R. Mybec tzetror 0! lends LsON the Division of thalic Works pnd Supply, reenwood. a - Blssion of Indiana, at the office’ of the JORDAN_-Gasse m X - . dianapolis. Indiana, i 1:00 o'clock Jeon GC, Jord p.m. Central Standard Time, Aug. 9, Gautier, Vernon 1950 on the following equipment: ordan, Vernon 60 to Five passenger, Four Door, an of Jasonvil Standard 1950 Model Automobiles, ’ nursday. Fri Suote prices deliver t! State ORD. NE ities Commiaien dons. cenit a aon : Indiana” ariel Street, In. J riends jnvited, me an I 1 ngton Par proposals and/or hia wir panated all Englewood Lod and read aloud. Any 8 ree Member of Sa fier the designated time for any ber of Redman will be returned. of PP. Lodge No pies of the detailed instructions to - Order of Mec and specifications may be ob- Indiana and D tained from aide. rate Jlizhway Com - rectors Associat s r . , BLOTS hs y Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Ia KAHLE—Alfred

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8 d 8 ly t tec ; assed AWAY Claude, a son Frank G., a daugh-|whoie or in’ pact, aul vey is ervices EyAN ter, Mrs. Trula Butler, Los Angles; tombinalion of bids and/or proposals JORTUARY , of a brother in Terre Haute, Floyd State of Indiana = 0vantageous to the Cemetery. Pri | AN Ortuar Guthrie. gua Bra, 1eala Schur puector of Publi Works ani PECK . ARRANCE—Mr f Director Works and Sup; ing, undee, . e is also] EGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Lith Bt. ie Dace Sertice poommission of Indians ervice FLANN {living here, Mrs. Marcella Rothert| Ta thg watier of the fol ORTUARY 8 | iy . oint soplication of riends invited. land Mrs. Naney Gordon, and 3 a4 gr and Emma A. Burk. Indian- mortuary. three grandchildren. [Bu . Ek hetiyen nd A a MCRACKEN—1 | idianavolis, Indiana, purchaser for approval son of Mr. cl Earl Fl [Gy B® 358, A Spal 1 Seri No Freee ne | -B. 3/ Property-int Clarence Earl Fly Notice is heceny Hives shat the Public’ § ite sTEVEN { : vice Commission of I - ’ y' > . | Services for Clarence Earl Fly, duct “public heacine’ in’ this. cause by MCINNES Lida {owner and operator of the FIY House, Indianapolis Trg 9:00 ae oe Wight > {Furniture and Rug Cleaning Co., “3.5; Tuewiay, Aucust 23. 190. hristine LM Will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in| PUBLIC SERVICE CoNissION Siliam B, Ehit {the Jordan Funeral Home. En- BY, EARL EVERETT, Director Chas. M. Phyth i i e {tombment will be in Washington ngiananolis. ind. Oe Oger ment assed away ™ | Park Mausoleum. | Not NOTICE TO CONTRACTO §ROS. LAVING Mr. Fly, who was 61, died povoyce Is hereby given that sealed pro Washington &

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| <M. ai St {the cleaning business in 1919. He 3rd day of August. 195 will be publicly opened an ACT M-3255—-Bids are invited on inous resurfacing of approximatee Crawlordsvill ippecanoe Counties,

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resurf - 1% probability of a soldier's dying of Mayme Feen, of near Sqlsberry. ness with his father; four sisters, [Batelr 337 ‘miler in tie” Crawfordsville . of Alyce and J .... |disease is only one-third as high he native of Johnson County. Mrs. Nell Peters, Mrs. Bess Fuller,| Proposals a ot, Sxamined at the of« SON grandis ** high in 1950 as it was in 1940. he came here when he was 18|Mrs. Elsa Kuntz and Mrs. Jennie indians. ssion 7 Tndiafapoiis, rensen, depar 100 The death rate from all causes, and entered the insurance field. | McMillan, all of Indianapolis; BTATE HIGHWAY, COMMISSION SY ARE ORE" sn 'disease and injury, in the same He was agent for John Hancockifour brothers, Fred, Frank and! SAMUEL C. HADDEN, CHAPEL, Colles 1 [10-year period declined from 3.05 Mutual Life Insurance Co. and George, all of Indianapolis, and — orice TS Frag RL. 16% to 1.97. This figure includes those represented several other out-state James, Miami’ Fla. and one poled bids will be received by The Husband of M 19% ‘who died in accidents, plane COIPanIes. | grandchild. City of een aeaalonsrl hn an Hida Gertr 2. lerashes and other mishaps before ate Survivors inside Tot M E : G the Toiowny: 08%, August’d, "1980, ‘on ho Mena pe 162 * reaching medical aid. Cocos and rary, ofiirs, mma reer 33.000 Gallons. Tne ort tl OH, Aas OFRIRe. 19 Has Many Agencies iC. C. of Franklin ‘| Services for Mrs. Emma Jane Al as per specifications on file in the BON CHAPEL 119 | The Army Medical Department;™ “+ 1 7 0% __ _ iGreer, 4320 -Carroliton Ave.. will. ""The Boarq reserces the Fight to acosps L408 Prospect 3. —sometimes mistakenly called Hi - I : be at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Flan. °F reiect ans gr Oa: or scl ¢ OF THE CHIM i the Medical Corps-tueludes baw its Licenseless ner a Buchanan matuary. Burial] COMMIS Boron : re , ) 8. n Oxford, O. | By MV : . ‘Sia The respective teams. or organ- Driver Twice in Day ; Mrs. re was 92, died July nase Blais Dhivctars ja! 2't/izations within the Army Medi-|' Guy Smith, 35, of 320% Vir-\yesterday in her home. A mative (Advertisement) Fore out sin if fecal Department include the Medi- ginia Ave, may not know about oe Cincinnati, O., she had been fiends neigh i ical Corps, Dental Corps, Veteri- lightning striking twice, but he's a resident of Indianapolis 52! I x ower triby 38 [nary Corps, Army Nurse Corps, sure the law does. years. She was a member of the ndianapolis Water Co. ” ite & apie tHE administrators and scientists| Smith lost his driver's license Oxford Methodist Chureh. : . sepecally wv # "lin the Medical Service Corps, the yesterday morning. It was sus-| Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. DIVIDEND NOTICE thers of the “ dietitians, Physician nerapists, pended by Municipal Court Judge Beulah G. Smith, Indianapolis; og “the staff ¢ 30. joccupational therapists a Alex ark, and he was fined two sons, Allen C., Indianapolis, “gn i Hi {Women's Medical Specialist!$40. : ond Heras Baars Pref erred Stock, Series “A Lx 11% Corps. He was picked up yesterday —— eer sr and iwenty-Sve sen or

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