Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1950 — Page 14

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TV Rush Seems Correct Hunch

Civilian Production Will Be ‘Hardest Hit by Cutback i AR

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor “THE TELEVISION AND RADIO rush isn't a wrong guess. Buyers have been hitting the market hard,

hey) ve Res! Diicks on TV and radig

Hogs Down 25-50 Cents

Receipts 10,000, Top Price $22.50; Cattle Mostly Steady

Hog market declined fully 25 to. : 8 EE A : ik "Hogs 710.080; bulk good and: The thuth is that civilian television and radio produc choice 200 to 270 pounds, 322 to

tion will be cut back, one of the first and one of the $22.25 few loads $22.35 to $22.50; y na. 270 to 310 pounds, $21.75 to $22; _ farthest. Kuhn, Wallace O. po

Of all the equipment the Lily, 111.

Armed Forces, aged, elec- Gharles Lynn, J.

tronic products heads the list. And if you're wondering what became of all that stuff we made

25 cents lower; 160 to 195 pounds, Irwin Miller, $21.25 to $22; sows steady to-

Eugene 8. Pulliam, Charles “8. weights, $21.25 to $21.50.

y t fn the last war, I'll tell vou. Raub, Eines ao Sarge Cattle 800, calves 400; supply The government sold it. ‘And Siding arr age INE mainly eommon and medium nanow the government's going to tive yearlings and heifers fully buy it again, in large quantities There they are, Good men hack- steady; mew medium and good

The TV industry smeils what's In% a good cause.

steers 25 cents higher; beef cows coming. That's why its put on a The Bank Wire

steady; canners and cutters weak

production spring. holding ts REGINNING NOV, 1, three to 50 cents lower; good 1050-péund breath for the cutback Indianapolis banks will be hooked steers $30.75; medium and good The word 1 get is that if you're jh16 an almost instant communi- $29.25 to $30; medium shortfeds

on the edge of a TV or radio pur- cations circuit with 142 banks in and grassers $25 to $28.50; comchase, now is probably the time 35 cities, mon $22 to $24; medium heifers. to jump. The Indianapolis banks to take $24.50 to §28; good cows 0 y 22.50; common and medium $1 IN advantage of this lightning fast $22.50; oYouLL kD FuesTy of system for the exchange of quo- 0 $21.75; canners and cutters

tations, eredit information, for- $15.75 to $19. customers. The manufacturers ' Ey ; : : eign exchange, letters of credit, Bulls Hold Steady haven't been able to keep up with advices of all Kinds, are the

Bulls steady; medium and good - Indiana National, the American peer and sausage bulls $23 to $25; National, and the Fletcher Trust cutter and common $19 to $22.50; vealers active, sendy; good and! By Dec. 4, some 48 other banks choice $31.50 to #33, mostly $32

demand for a long time. And you may have to know a friend who has a friend who lives across the street from somebody on the inside who can get you

delivery. (In 1R more cities will be in the yp. common and medium $25 to A it's one of those high-scarcity efreuit, - $31, good and choice heavy deals again, The idea is to speed up the gauehter caives $30 to $32; bulk And it's the real thing this Xchange of banking informh- meqium grassers $28.50.

tion, to get it down {in print

time, believe ma. instead of Telving on telephone.

If you can get the set you want,’

Sheep. 1500; market active; all o classes steady; good and choice count yourself lucky. THE MESSAGES ‘WILL not bé spring lambs $28 to $29; bulk [relayed manually to insure the Sales $28.50; odd lot choice mostly Negro College Fund confidential nature of communica- sorted $29.50; medium to good PERRY O'NEAL has shaped up tions on the wire, the switching $24.50 to $28; common down to his committee for the Indiana points will he operated and main- $20; load good to choice 87-pound drive for the United Negro Col- tained entirely hy Western Union fed yearling No. 1 pelts $24.25;

lege Fund. employees. medium and choice slaughter ewes chairman of the strike-tied Inter- new business hatchery. Local Truck Grain Prices truck wheat, 3! 92 sponsors and backers next Tues- Look Twice yellow ci 3 with Flanner House, who knows memo from the Capehart-Frans- Local Issues backers from the top of the pile, heard all about mergers and American States com H. N. Middleton, co-chairman; I thought I saw.

It's pretty much a hiue chip af-| And that's the tip-off, It's an $8 to $12, national Harvester Cn. tentatively. And this one has real value, vo white corn, $4.10 te day. No. 3 oats, the Negro education problem is Worth Corp. 5 Sept, 1B Here they are: things happening quickly in busi-| §Rerices Siases pie 9 Evans Woollen, vice-chairman; The name of the vice president

fair with Fowler McCormick, idea out of the Western Union ine ———— scheduled for a luncheon talk to Banks don’t buy anything else. yellow corp, $1.41. ps 423 Friendly Joe Brown, formerly YESTERDAY I PICKED up a eme—— the local organizer, and he has [I couldnt believe by eyes, I'd Perry E. O'Neal, chairman; Dr, ness, but nothing so fast as what

(ad Russell L. White, treasurer; Wil- and director of research of the rele Theater com 4%] Ham H. Ball, Muncie; Dr. Otto Capehart- Fransworth Corp. is 4% pid LH K. Behrens; Benjamin Blumberg, Phiio T. Fransworth. omens De Sid oy 10 | Terre Haute. And for a momen, I would Consolidated 'r Jrinance spd... 08 lev, Robert Lee Brokenburr, Fer- have swrrn his nama was Philco. ‘Delta Elec c 2% John: Bookwalter, C. H. Brad- | Eatitania Secu : mor 8. Cannen, John P. Collett, LOcal Produce "| pamily Pinan Joseph J. Daniels, J. Arthur Davis, | Jars Bor C. W. Efroyson; Willlam P. Flynn, 316" Grads 4" tare te. Grade i media, Herf-Jones £2 A

James A. Gloin. W. C. Griffith, 33: Grade B large, 3c. and no rade. ook

Samuel R. Harrell, Anton Hul-| | malep-Powi, ord over. i man Jr, Terre Haute: Rev.| indies 11s. an “eth poultry, de isas Plummber D. Jacobs, George _Butterfat—No. 1, 830; No. 3. 800.

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‘German Labor Observers Visit Federation Parley Here

‘Lee and J. K. weights under 200 pounds weak to

Columbus: Waren P. Miller, An- weak; good and choice 325 to 550 : derson, Sumner Mills, E. G. Plum, pounds, $19 to $21; choice lighter

8. Ayres 412% pid .e ans ™» - sociated with Allison since 1945. skull fracture. It RR & is pid © 6 elt RR & Yds com...... 34's oh bbs- an} . ho :

Two German observers studying in the United States under sponsorship of the U. S. Department of Labor office of international affairs conferred with Indiana laberites at the Indiana State Federation of Labor convention here today. Left to right are Otto Franke, Baden Baden, Germany; State Labor Commissioner Thomas R. Hutsen; Mrs. Janna Friedrich, Spandau, Germany; Norman H. Burfitt, English labor adviser assigned to the British consulate, Chicage, and Carl Mullen, State Federation of Labor president.

Allison Division Shifts Personnel Moose Legion Unit * Allison Division of = General| Mr. Knott.. a native of Spring- Installs New Officers

Motors has transferred Richard field, O., joined Allison in 1940 Mpnse Unit 335. American LeB. Clevering, Dayton zone man- after serving ax engineering. gion Auxiliary, has installed new

ager, to the Washington office as flight officer for Pan American officers, headed by Mrs. James zone manager. Airways. Shorten, president. The company also announced O. C. Ricketts has been ap- Other officers include: Mrs. that James E, pointed assistant zone manager Fred West, first vice president; Knott, manager Ig in Washington. Mrs, Robert Mendenhall, second of sales engi. _ grep——— - vice president; Mrs. William Ban-

non, third vice president; Mrs. J.

neering for Alli- Man Dies of Injuries

son, will take 3 B. Jinkinson, recarding secretary, over as Dayton 0 From Street Fight Mrs. Norman Mueller, correzone manager. { George Dilley, 39, of 1613 N. sponding secretary; Mrs. Lewis Jurio, treasurer; Mrs, Eibert Alabama St. dled last night of rong chaplain: Mrs. John Polinjuries received in a street fight lard, historian, and Mrs. Ceeil iMonday. Watkins, _sergeant- -at-arms,

Leslie Clark, 36, of 1611 College = - Ave. is held. He told police Mr. U, S. Statement | Dilley struck him first. Arraigned o f on disorderly conduct charge yes-| WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 ment expenses and

Mr. Knott a native

(UP) Govern» receipts for cal?

Lakewood, 0. is terday in’ Municipal Court 3, current fiteal ve vear throug Sept. 11. a veteran ofClark was freed on $500 bail, Pared wit Last both U. 8. Air, Mr. Dilley had also been; Expenses ' m s2dln $8180 i Force and Cana- charged with disorderly conduct. Deficit 3,304,781. dian Air Force. Police said the victim struck his | Sash Baance pos. 188 Hi 25a) 3 a t 4 He has been as- head on the pavement. He died at! Gold Reserve 231.576.155.300 24.645.843,

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1850" About People— :

Two Starlets Swear Off

Using Falsies Forever

They 9 They've Learned False Curves Can Give a Girl a Psychosis

“Two film starlets today began circulating petitions against

girl a psychosis.

Anne-Marie Dore and Bridget Carr said they have *

. solemn oath never to wear falsies Miss Carr explained: “Theat

ggmgie.u pL E8Y deceivers. Bx we always felt a and we

just now." Seems there's a scientific explanation put out by the current’ affaires division of Peter Pan Doorbell-r-ingers asked women of all ages the truth-or-falsie question and came up with the opinion that nothing drives a gal to a psychiatrist's couch quicker than a set of

“cheaters.” * ”

’ " Gobs. of Brains Joseph Raymond Steinmetz, 25, way at Great Lakes, Ill, today, leaving the Cincinnati naval recruiting office flabbergasted. He made a perfect 100 on the Navy's mental qualifying exam, the first such score ever recorded in the Cincinnati office. Indianapolis naval recruiters say no such perfect score has ever heen achieved here. Everyone was surprised but Joseph's mother who said: “He always was an honor student and a whiz at figures.” » » =

Gypsy Bares Past

Stripper Gypsy Rose Lee today sald her past was bare of any Red tinges. Rob- - FE. Kintner, president of American Broadcasting Company, telegraphed denial by the dancer to Edward Clamage, former Illinois

Gypsy Lee

had leftist friends. Miss lee's statement was a

complete denial and the telegram

{offered Mr. Clamage an oppor-

tunity to.present evidence to the contrary.

Racers and Chasers

“falsies. " ‘They sald they just found out fake curves can give a

‘sworn a

again." rical producers, are always trying

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Pilot vs. “stork

The stork had a better day of flying than did Garden City, L. 1,, Pilot Robert E. Wayne one day last week. Air Force Lt. Wayne bailed out of a damaged plane over enemy territory in Korea. He was.saved from a hand of North Koreans hy fellow pilots who shot at the enemy while a helicopter rescued the lost pilot. Back at his base he received a message his wife, in Japan, had presented him with an eight pound baby the same day. “Both are doing well," the message said,

“So is Pop,” PS8d the proud father, » ~ » Inflation Just eall little Judy Dollar of Pensacola, Fla. Judy $1.10, The 6-year-old swallowed a dime. The hospital took a couple

cent-to the-good. The dime would do no harm, -Saciors said.

Job Well Done

Dick Whitfill was red-faced when he came to Ennis, Tex, city hall to pay an overtime parking fine. He'd been busy at work, he said, checking parking meters,

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