Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1950 — Page 30

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THE BOYS WHO GRIND OUT television sets are! |eukemia Victim |

going to give the color ruling the brush-off. ts And they'll probably. go to court with a troupe of] Receiving Powerful lawyers to shout to the blue heavens that the FCC isn't Mythopterin Again Indianapolis mia vietim

exactly playing Coy with CBS. : leuke, 1 n

basic electronic kits and send, . piek up Dave Barnofl’s ex- them off to Uncle Sam for $25, perimental coloreast teaser 900. which takes off in New York Studebaker’s Next? only Nov, 20. THE CAR WHICH GRABBED Some of the little fellows, who the style ball and ran with it for| stand a good chance of getting .a toucrdown after the war was § washed out anyway, are lifting a Studebaker, foot to the CBS band wagon. But, Jt caught all of the gags about L they won't cut much ice, not whether it was “going or coming,” enough production. hit Jack Benny's program a ceurv ¥ ple of times, and knocked the YOU CAN BET YOUR SHIRT, g4105 hell right off the pole. | and throw in your tie, that RCA, es ¥ = i D bim and has Philco, Dumont, Admiral and the| STUDEBAKER always does the, 200Y DuBaway (Cr on kept rest of the big-timers aren’t go- unusyal, And that's why there'll give with this and other ‘drugs. ing to climb out on the color limb be a record crowd up in the Pgl-| He's had one transfusion since for the hig saw-off, mer House in Chicago next Thurs- pe went back to the hospital Mon- | But the man with the hard-to- day when the 1951 models go day and is again taking myt : hold TV appetite, rarin’ to go, is through their public UNWIapping. terin which twice has checked confused, He doesn’t want to You'll see them here a little yp, spread of the disease: ! shoet his dough wrong and get later. And I mean you'll see them. al hot-feoted for three or four hun- Nobody niisses what's next in dred bucks. | Studebaker,

» » ” . . HERE'S SOMETHING to re- Big Dish Man

only time to live last December “when doctors diseoyered he had incurable cancer 5 of the blood. But he made a comeback after The Indianapolis Times secured ‘the new hormone! drug ACTH for|

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VC RECLPALORS, COMM ISOEOW. L. 5. WAGER ALL RIGHTS SERVED.

TODAY AND TOMORROW—Seasonable temperatures will prevail throughout the central | part of the nation and the skys will continue clear. Scattered

member, The FCC has more mis-|

|L. Hubbard is a prisoner in = Pro . town he rules, Under an archaie . .

ONE OF THE BIG NAMES In Michigan law a person who loses

takes in its decisions than a dog dishes will be in town Monday. a libel suit cannot leave town Joint Chiefs of Staff

has fleas, and they itch just as

much.

{heart of every housewife.

He's Frederick Haviland of the without permission of the person

famed Haviland China, a nameto whom he owes damages. Mayor Plan “Larger Draft For instance, the FOO tried to Which clings to the possessive Hubbard has refused to pay a ram FM down the throats of radio listeners, And you know | what happened. FM was stillborn, mever batted an eyelash. locally, and retell one of the most sion 19 go by plane to New York TV's got a sweet foothold, ha _uantic Yofien in ri Ware. for the annual Public Works Con80 long as there are nine million families tuned in on black and esting vie Til white, there'll be black and white! for years to come, Count on that,

. $7500 libel judgment to Attorney _ He'll be here to talk cermaics, yonm Fish and yesterday Fish

today in the belief that present Is 1 t gress Monday. Even the Mayor's A. he- Armed Forces ase THEY'RE ALL DOING IT, rid- statement that he had taken out Gen Omar N. Bradley, chairing the skycoaster up Inflation ® $10,000 insurance policy naming map of the joint chiefs, said the hill. Mr. Fish as beneficiary in case revised program will be presented

HERE'S THE LOWDOWN: Westinghouse is the latest, To-|the plane should crash felled 0 to President Truman for sub-

Bets on the market today won't receive CBS color, But why worry, Butomatic washers, dishwashers, oy 8 there won't be any CBS color to Sarbage disposers a nd’ waier Sanctuary receive, as one telecaster put it, | heaters, “for a helluva long time.” And when the set makers be-

gin to put the

mission to Congress as soon as it is completed. Under present plans, the Armed Forces hope to reach a total

day the company upped prices on "Way his creditor.

The range is $5 to $40. And Andy Davelis, 39-year-old Iowa strength of 3 million officers and {that’s about what the rest will do, [City 1a, waiter fled tp the arms men by next June 30. Gen. {or have already done.

{of two. policemen for protection Bradley gave this appraisal of {from jealous husband James Lons that goal .in a broadcast over

» | i through the court ringer, that'll | Roam-about who was chasing him through the! the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-

met types of coloreasting

INSURANCE MEN GET streets early yesterday. Despite tem last night:

back until your boy In knee |5,0und, They use a “caravan” to the bluecoats, however, the angry) “Obviously, with the world-

pants is singing In the high

school glee club.

” ~ y - 80 IF YOU WANT A television set, drop your fitters in the near-| est waste basket, and go out and

do it, "husband of a pretty and promi- wide commitments that this The State Association of Life nent clubwoman grabbed Mr. Da- country has, and the present! Underwriters has been touring velis and scuffled with him. A world situation, even these forces the state for two years.

{few minutes later Mr, Davelis will not be adequate. The joint Indianapolis will be one of the died of a knife wound in the chiefs are working on the total

get one. No matter what happens, *10P8, H. J. Peirce, Massachu- heart, inflicted in the scufMe. number of forces to present to

amd nothing may happen, you will got from five to 10 years of

out of it.

worth, That's how I figure it, Poor Man's Pinch

setts, tells me, and Evansville] . = = and Valparaiso get calis, About 1000 will turn out for the refresher Cheapskate

AMEBpan; And that’s an 's money's COUTSes. | Drinking proved costly for him, | 4 On Allison Staff hp! * Black's Tops Quincy, Til, industrialist Neil E.| MY Draft 15-Year-Olds || Monroe, 62, told a Las Vegas jury, Gen. Bradley gave no details.| \

| |

{present them to Congress, as soon as they are ready.”

THE PUBLICS CHOICE of yesterday. The president of Mon- But he did say the new program

THE BIGGEST TEARS today °aT Paint doesh’t change fast. |. cpemjcal Co. asked the jury would require more money as

are dripping from the cheeks of

the poor man. . He's been hurt. understand why.

Buick says, in spite of all the|i, aie red-haired waitress Kay well as men.

sporty models, the buyer still 5. 4.r40n, 32, return a couple of! “I am sure that if this is not! And he can't sticks to basie black. T

gifts he gave her while he was done” he added, “our chances of he figures show 19.1 of yn der the influence of liquor, a Preserving the peace will be much

The credit controls are choking Buick’s sales are black. Runner-igassg Buick and a $5950 Cadillac. less.”

has living standard. months ago he could have any-! thing he could pay for in the next

for a jalopy, he's erying louder than ever, And if his grum loud enough he may vote the controls away.

that they want more ¢ash anfiounced today.

few Up is blue with 10.9 per cent. | mpg waitress, however, said she; AR Increase in mobilization

'should keep these gifts and a 8oals could have a grave effect

TAKEN FROM MOTHBALLS '$4000 fur coat because Mr. Mon- On Selective Service regulations.

your or two. Fo ai amet to Rute roe gid not come through withjDFAft Director oo, Reruney - | 4 ae f HE'S NEVER BEEN strong during World War II and recently 0 e17 boo kits ba Prouiacd ue Ee even to meet Army requirements ’, > | p | ’ ’ { ) on sashein-pocket. He's lived [returned 310 the Laing States pve diamonds. yader ie pressnt Program. . | . 8. oo He to e American Vetsrans| the next. naval base in Japan, the Navy Committee yesterday that Se-

from one monthly payment to Now :

061, Hes Bid Asked refused to tell reporters why. He provide a “very rich source of

” 9m .iooceni $8 oo replied “No,” when a priest asked manpower.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (UP) | The joint chiefs of staff were

{check the acceptance of his china erused Mayor Hubbard permis- Preparing pans for BS

{the President, who will in turn!

‘Man of Few Words lective Service is “seriously con- i | Roman Noble Vittorio Jannitti- %idering” asking Congress wo per-| |

ble Local Stocks and Bonds Piramaile toda ‘ mit the drafting of 18-year-<lds. i y barricaded him- . ; : self in his Rome apartment and| DiS Age group, he said, would

~ : £8 = +American Bla AND THE RETAILERS, I am Americis Si ia

The conservative, old-line mer-| Bobbs-Merrill com . _... _ehants, took the clampdown With- Central Sopa "0 44% ooo. B0% 4i-/Angry Itallan women swarme

out batting an eyelash. But the Sicle Theater com

P : 8 : - told, aren't exactly happy with Ell dtis off inal Jun 3 marriage certinopy Yem Minming souttus ELAR S fk 0 Hn Cota for mis tawrut wedded wits TH Ippine race d .

Qircle Theater com .. No about the apartment and one in- > om n 4% pid ..... ae ta * i di ~| Cummir om es 1 “toxicated Italian who learned Threatens I. Arms whish Hve on credit sl at Jt yd 1 13 from the crowd of ¢Vittorio's| § § . .

ness, and handle your loan, too, Consolidated Pipanes § » 3 aA-Var

are yelling their heads off at the foitin-Car-N

, ta Else com ,’e Commerce Department's Maury I. Eastern Ind Tele 5 pid ..

1a walkout was hauled off to Jail 7 shouting “Viva Vittorio.”

Pouiiabls Securities com , «+:| Meanwhile, Claudia’s wealthy Nee, chairman of the Retail Trade Family Finance com ..,.. gra ean ; Advisory Committee, Pamily Jinance 5% ofd 190 father spirited his tearful daugh-

” Hamilton 3eleon soni oi - Hu 7 . ter out of town and threatened to 19 11 gue Vittorio for the lavish half-

» ~ HE KNOWS THE SCORE first BUSS #8 58 conn if MJ np + 16% 16% ‘wedding. ’

hand. He runs a big furniture

n ASSO. ol % oid : house In Washington. d 8s & Wier com ll Asp 21% Be FEET Tho Nearly everybody who has any-iinq Seiephone ¢8.16 ptd . : x 3 J a Y phone 48-10 pid ... 98 : . thing to sell can't see anything ;iateis Fa © com | >. dh aan Republicans, Take Note balance with Nippon. Since the smart about putting on controls Tank Ath Giub Realty C6. 80.7, A BySkane, ‘when there's plenty of everything, Indpis Water Co com ... 18 19 Wash, school- . ig =! Indpl pat Co 5% oid eer 107 . “from cars to carpets, and TV 10 indpis Water 41a% pra at boy reporter, tires, ; Kincan & Co vom decom .-- Lx lin John Kine, 11, 4 ” 9 asked Vice Pres-

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Mr. Cunningham

Times Foreign Service MANILA; P, I, Oct, 13 (8DN) | _ ——American éxporters are slated to suffer as a result of Philippine plans for increased Japanese imports

{ For the first time, these islands {have achieved a favorable trade

{Philippines-Scap Barter {ment came into effect July 1, the Philippines have exported $4 million worth of goods to Japan ‘|against a mere $400,000 return (traffic. ’ The pact, ‘which permits mutual fcommerce up to a value ‘of $50 million annually, envisages a balAnd to meet that istipulation, Dr. Bernabe Africa, ./head of the Philippine mission to ; {Japan. has decided to resort to a 2 things so well Veep | rob-Peter-to-pay-Paul method, at . | American expense. “We must bolster our imports .... ington down,” the Veep replied. (from Japan to keep our side o hu ithe bargain,” says Mr. Africa. “One way fo balance this trade iis to shift some of our purchases, | W. Somerset Maugham pre- especially” machinery and steel, ‘** sented the Library of Congress products, from the United States —. Authorities recovered Claude ‘his original rough draft of his to Japan where they can be oB- pogersi body from Sackrider ‘novel “Of Human Bondage” yes- tained at a much cheaper price.” i... 'terday having already given the Coprrigbt. 1850. for The Indianapolis Times

(anced trade.

commented that he “probably it's a car, a business or merchan-| n should have burhed” the original dise, Times Classified Ads reach and specified that the original thousands of ready buyers. Phone .... version is never to be published. Riley 5551.

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Bh Rt rf girlies rot MacArthur to set up an interim United Nations civil administration

in North Korea, instead of ex-

~, vy

Mr. Denny national serving under

3 isfactory. That Foy is the price of Red aggression and Gen. MacArthur be attached to SLEE! SHOW - iy devastating war—it leaves|the interim civil government of | problems for which there is po | North Korea, Only Advice, Not an Order

In : | : w.) SiG Showtes RAIN | simple solution. if AMD RURRIES ju * In this case, failure to turn| On its face this proposal seems

lover the northern part of the of only minor significance, be-

vice — rather country to President Syngman cause it is only ad ee ems to be unfair—if not{than an order to the general.

showers and snow flurries are pre- |, oo,” treatment of the recog-(Moreover, the recommendation

Robert Lee Brokenburr, In. dianapolis “attorney, has been named assistant to Cale J. Holder, Republican State Chairman. Mr. Brokenburr has served twice in the Indiana Senate and has been a speaker for

i the Republican speakers bureau for40years,

Promote Three

Moves Made to Allow Concentration on Jets lambs fully steady; good and ter, grand trustee.

Korea

dicted for the Northwest. A fow showers will fal a; northern Meine and lower Florida. nized government. It is poor re- hoa only until J RN .

Incr pase Defense (GOP Assistant

{ward for the heroie defenders, \ | who were the vietims of attack by in Six or seven weeks.

Stalin’s puppets,

Hog Prices Up ‘And yet, there is a legitimate nent commission is ay

’ question whether the South Xo- this sets a t in line with government is representative In Active Trade lof the North Korean people. They (the § attitude of UN

. ‘ never had a chance to vote in the Barrows, Gilts Gain United Natious-supsrvisad sles government influenced this stti25 To 50 Cents tion which seated Mr. rth pre. tude in part. But the main factor ; ‘Red dictatorship of the north pre=| "oso ing that only an evenPrices for barrows and gilts vented that, tual sll.Karean election can unify were fully 25 cents higher, in| Practical Question the country — an election for some instances BO cents higher, Academically, the question)... yn interim rule in North in active trade at the Indianapolis doubtless would be resolved in fa- Korea has prepared the ground. Stockyards today. {vor of Mr. Rhee. _Sentimentally, If President Rhee's party is in Hogs, 12,000; bulk good and! it certainly would be. fact representative of the majorchoice 180 to 260 Ibs. $19.75 to But it is a very practical ques-iyy or Koreans, it will carry the mostly $20; several hundred head, | tion. It invelves not only prestige [country at that time. Meanwhile, $20.25; highly mixed weights of Mr. Rhee and the rights of ly; is essential to restore the maxaround 260 to 200 Ibs. $19.50 to North Koreans. It concerns the imum of order and freadom with $19.75; 180 to 180 lbs., $19.50 to! minimum of partisanship.

$20; 120 to 160 Ibs. $15.50 to : | ———— $17.50; choice near 160 lbs., to se Odd Fellows Plan W Chest Fate for more; sows mostly 25 cents ’ | arms higher at $17.75 to $18.75; oes GONVention Here { Mghtweights, $19, | The Grand Encampment of In- : Cattle, 700; calves, 300; not diana Independent Order of Odd enough steers and heifers here {o Fellows was in session today, fol- 0 test market; nominally steady; lowing close of the 114th annual - rr |cows steady; cattle bought to convention of the Grand Lodge of |arrive included three loads 1000- Indiana here yesterday. 4 Ib. mixed steers and heifers and At its closing session the Gran Reach $581,217

two loads light mediumweight Lodge announced the 1851 world] ° steers at eo loads 1045.1b. | convention of 0dd Fellows will be; Community Chest workers to-

steers, $30.25; two loads 1070-Ib. held in Indianapolis next Sep- day had an added incentive to

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steers, $30; common and medium tember. fulfill their fund . beef cows, $17.50 to $21; canners, New officers of Grand Lodge W Was issued from tho land cutters, $14 to $18. lare Melvin E. Mosher, South Marion County Cancer Society,

Bulls steady: odd head medium Bend, grand master; Judge first individual health agency to

|and good sausage bulls, $22.50 to George W. Long, Columbus, dep-|join the Chest campaign, that the {$24.50; vealers 40% active; steady uty grand master; Howard Clark, fate of federated fund-raising fo dollar higher; advance largely Liberty Center, grand warden; here hinges on the success of this on choice; good and cholee $33 to Henry E. Roesener, Indianapolis, year's Red Feather drive. ($38; common and medium $25 to grand secretary; Frank MeCon$32; culls $17 to $24.50. :

Frenk Reissner, Cancer Society - laughy, Frahklin, grand treasurer chairman, speaking at the third Sheep 500; market active; fat and W. W. Zimmerman, Roches- report luncheon yesterday, said: “Federation means more than

Three changes in the manufac- choice $28 to $20; medium and Rercie Deaver, Freetown, was just combining drives. It means -

| turing staff of Allison Division of good $26 to $28; common $20 to named grand representative for a . General Motors have been an- §25; slaughter ewes steady; few two-year term and Everett E. creased to provide money for the .-. | nounced by W. G. Guthrie, Allison ‘medium and good 140 pounds up Downey, Indianapolis, for a one- new agencies. The same dollar works manager. |$8 to $12; gdod and choice lighter year term, can't be stretched to cover the J, C. Cunningham, general su- weights quofable to $14. | , ar perintendent of Plants 3 and 5, has been named manager of pro- . duction of Plant 5 to concentrate ® his efforts on jet engine produec-

ident, : | Advanced to Managership

Cortisone Taken ‘For Senator Johnson

|Cortisone, the hormone that gives year's im get §f Gan {sensational relief in some forms Movie Director Roberto : givisi A native of of arthritis, can now be taken yn Tialian ldovle | experts at to-|the Jollows Lindsay, Onta- . rio, Canada, Mr.

pill or capsule form by mouth] y with the same effectiveness as by| The experts said the sentence mercial, $2613.59; Downtown, $28;-

that everyone's gift must be in-; -.

| : Red Feather Heh Bh other : { ’ es.” ‘ ltaly’'s Ne Place uF Afancies” : At i luncheon, held in the | ROME, Oct. 13 (UP)—U, §,/Caypool Hotel under sponsorship In Pill, Capsule Sen. Edwin Johnson (D. Colo.) of Sears, Rosbuck Co. workers

NEW YORK, Oct. 13 (UP)— would be ‘liable to up to one T0POFted 4 total of $581,317.60, or to

per cent of the goal, collected

‘in an Italian eourt of slandering '° date.

| Advance Gifts, $483,008; Com-

Cunningham, a needle, a group of doctors report-| carried out “anytime 000%; Industrial, $5502; Mercan-20-yéar veteran ed today. oould: be Ytisme| i with General ie Nh Motors, came to Allison in 1940'in that it means chron y tress In , has filed {as assistant general superinten- persons who may need cortisone actress Ingrid Targman here on {regularly, as a diabetic needs his grounds that Johnsop slandered Army Officer Gets 3 {Insulin will not have to have a ,. during a recent Rome visit Years on Theft Charge

tile, $2620.41; Public, $25,108.62;

Rossellini, husband of movi Resioentitl aus, and Util-

| » The development is significant [Jonnsan sets foot in Italy.

C. A. Riddell, manager of the daily injection by needle.

Mr. Riddell Mr. Goohs

tendent of the locomotive parts ‘department, was advanced to its] managership. A native of Lorain, | 10; he came to A assistant to the. plant engineer.

‘ Recover Druggist's - Body From Lake,

KENDALLVILLE, Oct. 13 (UP)!

{Lake yesterday and said he evi-

T0 SELL IT, TELL IT through dently “fell or jumped into the But as he did so the authoria Times “For Sale” ad. Whether|lake from a rowboat. toad A search for Mr. Rogers started {Tuesday when the 65-year-old! Avilla drufgist failed to return {from a fishing trip, ;

5 Jaars SEIZE AUSTRALIAN

.ianese police said today they have arrested Australian Frank [he performed. (Weaver, who entered Japan il- \. torqay in a rain-swollen ditch [theft of 2000 gallons of Arm (legally for the sixth time and re- Hoar a a. Mr. Fietcher dis- gasoline. Witnesses testified at manager of production for Plants nounced his country so he could appeared Monday. : 3 and 5. From Cleveland, O., he be with his Japanese wife. | also canie to Allison in 1940. i W:. E. Goohs, general superin-,

Official Weather " Unlucky?

by referri a scoundrel, locomotive parts department, has: = Cortisone, which is gradually Y Telerris as ized the FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct. {taken Mr, Cunningham's place as becoming more plentiful, has been | it as & 13 : ; ahi / = (used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, | | rheumatic fever, gout and some — L [types of leukemia, and is general-| lly described as {fie “hottest thing Delay in medicine right now.” It has uffto : been given by injection into : Of Bl n Youth { muscle.

A (UP) — Lt. Col. Frank X.~ And “publicity | cpyikshank of Chicago, an Army 3 |career officer, was sentenced to ol ‘three years at hard labor and dis- = in Death honorable’ discharge from the Army yesterday on theft Ss. He also was acquitted on | BLUFFTON, Oct. -13 (UP) (tional charges of selling 300 |Wells County Coroner Joy Buck- pounds of cocoa on the black {ner said today he would noid market and the theft and sale of la verdict in the death of Ralph [twe. uniforms. TOKYO. Oct. 13 (UP) —Jap- pecnter, 20, until an. autopsy| Cruikshank, who would have : {been eligible for retirement in two The youth's body was found years, was found guilty of the

stunt.”

his trial that he sold it on the {black market for the equivalent jo $1570.

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UNITED STATES WEATHER inao | Pid pin Rg a PRINCETTI Sunrise ..... §:83 | Sunset .... 5:00 | the 13th is a day to beware, : ACCORDIONS ation on, 34 hours snd. 7:30 x. m. 00+ have a look atthe “13” - ¢ 2 pin ree precipitation since Jan.'1 .-. 464| record compiled by William INDIANA MUSIC CO. =| RB. Collins and his wife. : 115 E. OHIO © PR. 1184 foliowing table shows the tempers-| - "mo gay is the Collins’ 13th Living : t Ll wedding Sumversaty, -h | — — =k ve 8 i Next month, 8 . . i 8 celebrate bis birthday--on | EXPERT WATCH and 8! the 13th, -. {| JEWELRY. REPAIR 3# | ~~ TheCollins have 13 nieces | | Reasonable Free Estimates 4 and nephews. | ah MR #1 Collins lived in Spring : k Guaranteed % | Valley, 0. 13 years before - WN lous “hm Front 3 | moving heve... ~~. | 8 { What's more, Collins recalled he had just 13 cents | # in change in his pocket the 4 day he was married.

- That lets the worker on the tnside, gives him a look over the

boss’ desk, It makes him feel a = tatemen little easier inside. u. 5. S

iti ‘| WASHINGTON, Oct. 13° (UP)—GovernWar Tuition ment expenses and receipts for the eur-

THE GOVERNMENT'S dishing rent fiseal year threugh Oct. 11. eomout the defense bucks with a big °*"* "ih & Jet oo Yeu

It's even buying education. Dutivis

Lillian Kreps, local representa- | tive of the Commerce Depart- public

o buy 10 students se- | : - mesters for the’ Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. ‘ uel Produce a waaay to ease. AND THE boys in uniform are Grade, Agiapae. i ; | going to unwhisker the Barbasol i 3 Sha Pali 3 p t a Hage, 136.

nS rebor. bag Ey of vr ed of The Union Trust Company of

$100,000 on the line up at Notre Slefines ~...... coo. Dams .

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THE INDIANA NATIONAL BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS Notice of Shareholders’ Meeting This Year Last r spoon now. {Expenses § 16.161,700.208 912.170.008.143 Notice is hersby given that pursuant to call of its Directors; a special CALI CL win meeting of the shareholders of The Indiana National Bank of Indien smug HEE | Seat ne he ! , 338. ,538.818, i na; on ul ’ ment, told me up at the C. of C Gold Reserve 323.432.302.698 re _ 00 © Pr M. (CS.T.) for the 4A dering and today that Uncle Sam had laid] INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE || 4 mining by vote whether an agreement to merge and consolidate Ciiees : ines the said Bank and The Union Trust Company of Indianapolis, located

{| in the City of Indianapolis, State of Indiana, under the provisions of it the laws of the United States, shall be ratified and confirmed, and for | -~ the purpose of voting upon any other matters incidental to the proposed {1 merger and consolidation of the two banks. A copy of the aforesaid i] Agreement executed by a majority of the Directors of The Indiana || National Bank of Indianapolis and approved by the Board of Directors

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Tue Uniox Trust Company — OF INDIANAPOLIS

Notice of Shareholders’ Meeting

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to call of its Directors, a special meeting of the shareholders of The Union Trust Company of Indi~ anapolis will be held at its banking house at 120 Fast Market Street, in the City of Indianapolis, State of Indiana, on Thursday, October 19, 1950 at 1:30 o’clock P. M. (C.S.T.), for the purpose of considering and determining by vote whether an agreement to merge and consolidate the said Bank and Trust Company and The Indiana National ---Bank of Indianapolis, located in the City of Indianapolis, State 8f Indiana, under the provisions of the laws of the United States shall be . adopted, ratified and confirined and for the purpose of voting upon ~ of the two banks, A copy of the aforesaid Agreement approved by the ~~ Board of Directors of The Union Trust Company of Indianapolis and executed by a majority of the Directors of The Indiana National :

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