Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1950 — Page 24

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11, HAROLD H. HARTLEY Times Business Editor

THE 'WELL-LARDED POLITICIAN used to life his voice into the cool night air and thunder:

: r, ? But he can throw that line out, right now. other way around. Simon Kuznets, at Pennsylvania University, | dug up the dirt. He found that in the twenties the spendable income, and that;

It’s the

professor Cm And it's all Decanse they think we haven't eracked a geography

in years.

BELIEVE

w the Korean i means all of it except taxes, for n,n . hang scared off the tourist y 85 per cent of the people his pu. 41ong with the: peace dove ! risen from 66 per cent te 83 “Per into the wild blue yonder. : cent. So the Hawaiian tourist coaver, And the income of the Rolls- the “Visitors Bureau” is sending Royce or Packard class, about 1 out littlé maps to set Americans per cent, has slipped from one- straight on how far it is to Gen. fitth of the nation’s spendable we... thur's rifle range along the income down to 7 or 8 per cent. 38th parallel. Government-geared prosperity , iw has liquidated what President! go vq ryE MAP, it's 3700 miles Roosevelt called the . one-third from Korea to Hawali, farther which were “ill-housed, ill-clad, yy. trom Chicago to London. and ill-nourished.” and nobody's yet invented a gun But the rich, the top 1 per cent, that will shoot that far still get 65 per cent of all divi-| gq, jig “Some to Hawall, wig dends, the next 4 per cent get 12 pineapple juice, wear your shirtper cent of all dividends. tail out, and gat browned where But the Joe who punches the jt won't show.” time clock gets only 23 per cent 2 8 = : of ‘the dividends. But he gets] ANYTHING GOES in Hawaii, the long end of the wage money, and to Hawail, I'm told, All it about 83 per cent. And, collec-takes is the price, tively, that's big dough, | You'll enjoy the “ancient sports’ So now you see how the poli-lof the Pearl of the Pacific,” if tician cau’t play the “rich man you aren’t too ancient yourself, vs, poor man” gag any more. And, And if you are, yo ucan watch, that fellow on his way over the and stroll among your memories. hill to the next generation's poor- pa house may be wearing the jp you THINK PEOPLE have

striped pants and silk hat. sone into an appliance pout, tak And maybe it serves him right. BR think. PP po |

And Now Steel | They are unburdening them-

Iselves of cash as if they are tired! ADD TO THE FOOD people, : the builders, and the auto dealers, ox sarrying the . tuff. around. : the voice of steel predicting the|iPeY Te buying appliances, almost : failure of controls. By he varioad. ‘ fi Iron Age said flatly that the Was ng. te one of ihe National Production Authority! imost amazing small business men 3 limiting the tonnage which steel '® town, Bob Webber, 2740 Madi-

k for def fon Ave, a day or two ago, and ihre book Jor defense T* he had just sold $2200 worth of|

't reezers, refrigerators, washers

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Iron then ruffled its i ane ot this quill fly: pages {and a few other things to one “The whole plan cannot last | customer. sm

more than a few months at the most, and may prove completely unworkable much sooner

THE REASON IS THAT he, once a utility repairman, gets this than that.” |kind of business is that he's a . {salesman in a day when you don't Schwitzer Up {have to be. So he gets a lot more LOUIS SCHWITZER JR. sent, business by trying, than the averme his annual report on the/age fellow who doesn't. Schwitzer-Cummins Co. yester-| I think the reason is that he day. hasn't read the book on selling.| And with it came a letter which He's the book himself,

The cusmade me thumb through my sins. tomer is still important. He 1 The letter, quite formal, was doesn’t make the customer think

1 probably a copy of last year’s iet- he's doing him a favor by selling ' ter taken in the file. It said: him a hard-to-get item. “We are hopeful that by having, Then he actually enjoys it. And this report you will be able to that makes the customer go out report on the basis of the actual of. the store, tingling and happy, 4 facts and not be subject to mis- right down to his last corpuscle. information or misinterpretation, Seems to me there's a living! from other sources.’ {lesson for the grumblers, If I've stubbed my writing toe! i somewhere, misplaced a period or Name's a Name let a comma skid, I'm sorry right! pEEpFREEZE IS DEEP in brand name trouble. It was the,

down to my shoelaces,

THE 22- YEAR-OLD Schwitzer- Same Way with Frigidaire. It's Cummins Co., did right smart this the penalty of leadership. year. Its sales hit $11,254,909 as| Frigidaire so strongly identified against $9,561,782 for the year before, an increase of $£1,693217.| Operating profit jumped from $522,031 to $850,924, a gain of 2% $328,803. But taxes went up too,! from $245,000 last year to $350,000 this Fear,

{ring to all electric refrigerators’ “Frigidaires.”

{worth; and how it is earned.

80 THE NET INCOME melted | .. 8 8 \ down to $508,044 which was $50,-1 I'M FOR ADVERTISING and 827 higher than last year's $448. lots of it. But the truth is that

“The rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting

[its name with mechanical refrig-| ip, is over. leration that people began refer- ig prob it.

Trade Moderately Active Early

Most Weights Are 50 Cents Lower; Cattle Steady

Noon report from the Indianapolis Stockyards today included: Hogs 15,000; uneven; early trade only moderately active on goog and choice; 180-225-rows and gilts fully 50 cents dar er at $19.75 to $20; early top $20.25 sparingly; later trade these weights 50 to 75 cents lower; heavier weights 75 cents to ex-

treme $1 lower; late sales 180-2251

pounds $19.50 to $19.75; 225-280 pounds bid $19 to $19.50; 160-180 pounds $19.50 to $20; pounds $15 to $17.50; sows mostly

25 cents, extremes 50 cents lower; |

bulk 300-550 pounds $18 to $18. Cattle 250, calves 3500; enough slaughter classes repre-, sented - to test market; quotable steady except cows, which were! active; light supply 50 cents to 75!

and medium cows $19 to $22;

cents or more higher; So 322:

‘good scarce, odd head canners and cutters $16 to $19; best weighty cutters to $20; medium and good sausage bulls quotable $13 to $25; cutter and common $19 to $22. 50: vealers active, steady; good and choice $33) oc $36; common and medium $25 io $32. Sheep 1500; fairly active; all iclasses steady; good io choice naitive lambs under 100 pounds $29 to $29.50; choice scarce; common and medium $23 to $28; load good to mostly choice 98 to 89 pounds fed Western yearlings No. 1 and fall shorn pelts $25.25; few medium to choice slaughter ewes $8 to $14.

INJU RIES | PROVE | FATAL

PRINCETON, ‘oct. 2 20-—Emer-son Riley, 47, Evansville, Ind. died in Gibson County Hospital yesterday of traffic injuries received Oct. 14. He was thrown from an overturning truck near ‘the junction of state highways 61 ‘and 64.

|good thing. It was his “gystem” on the stock market. He promised, if his “system”] were to be followed, that within the next year, one could take part in every major price movement! up or down. 4

aid one would be sure to make oapital gains

120-160 |

‘$22. 50:

“ranging from 40! R

TODAY AND TOMORROW—A cool air mass moving down from Canada will lower tempera-

tures in the Great Lakes

ward.

Trolley Accidents 9 Dead, 9 Hurt

cane gathering force in the Gulf of Mexico about 300 miles south of New Orleans i is moving east-

ammo bel CN — their bac se 3 2 EE ry fi chats, Lab John's. + ole teh Soon” hot meal gh Ji, 0, vhs around 7 gC dered to {

right to ace

Face cu Scaee. * Sao ot oes 13. : : Bas, sara to ac

Rain is forecast in the southeastern part of the country. A hurri-

De; l be PUDLCIY | or

UNDERSEAL- |

snd read. “ uo—3310 FOR YMOUR DIS-

AVEMmENL IN

"Local Stocks and Bonds “ii

|Ripiey Count County line © or pa io Injure Six People | donee BI2 SOUR, Tl, VP, vr Lesa : Five passengers were slightly 15% of the

injured by flying glass yesterday when a trackless trolley struck a “No Turn” sign.

hurt when hit by a trolley.

A trolley operated by Ernest!

Phillips, 32, of 702 E. 44ih St. was turning ‘right from Capitol

In another ac-! cident, a woman pedestrain was!

Craft Falls Into China 42

96 Sea on Way to Korea Comat rr Ee LAE 4 SORYO, Oct. 20 (UP) — An Lonaoly dated PF Pics § Ss pid’ RE ” play. he lanapUit 0: 9 Indiana. u 2 : merican B-29 Superfortress Delta Elec Fad 3% at which tame thes wil be . 25 es

com -— Eastern Ind A Tele 5 pid ...

crashed into the sea near OKi-| Equitable ie x Invitation No. 187-B: Three pro Ave. to Washington St. when it Bawa. Thu y, killing nine] u; Secu tes com .. cla an a bia ial} is ain hit the sign which crashed through’... "oo ay two. it was bance 3% fd .. sual. FOB. Indiana. yr Anhex BuS.. Il be or ‘the an of several windows. J today 8 we, Hamion Mlk C3 Co Yom ll: Aas a a’ Na. i RE 9 10 0 600 fo en a Injured were: |" "There was one uninjured sur Pest 5% | Seitvered on Toad. 43. Section Ar CF fe 00 AL M_Centzal Standard Paul Miller, 40, 3122 Forest! i... id Cr] Le ly vicinity tnereot. © TC | when ofl proposals will be pupiicly opened Manor; ht Sut Prog soli The bomber plunged into the/i>d Water } % Gelfverea 3 Apsriente. FOB. sellerspirs: * Contract U. 18 parte, } iin Shea gons Chi Ind Tele { 10.9 Kidwell, 39, 2218 N. Temple Ave.; ofr 83 Sea Sua bog JaKing indpls PF & L com 35% LY 31 wo he labor. {45 Fe of Michis enn City to 8. K. 3 Norman Hoppengarner, 24, 2874 mission to Korea. It was attached] 10dpis Ath Club Realty Co’. fom “H “0. ais "fa Fo Counties. 2.00 N. Dearborn St.; and Mrs. Mary to the 22d Bombardment Group. Tadols Waters Co 3% © oi © Ptr St ve mila “east Fe rE Yeon West, 37, 1914 Valley . St. The dead: poe Water 4%, % al No. 218: WN labor, Sa | Jeflarson National terials and equipment, te - com- C 0. Bot] undersealing Standing in a safety zone, Mrs., ‘Maj. John G. Martin, pilot, Riv-| Kinesn & Oo oom» «sx i span Foe ng beacon tag Lats 18.252 porte alr” miles o Mary O'Neil, 43, 225 E. Michigan lerside, Cal ; Capt. A. Davis | {incsia Nat Lite... ei 2 13 a he dp gon Sod, “Indrani (8. R. 139 from irom 0. & 8 in Hobart to west St, was struck by a trolley at Jr, Perris, Cal; Maj. Robert F. Mar gue en oi 6a orter ty, 3.86 the corner of Tilinofs 4nd Market! Willis, Riverside, Cal; Capt, David Masts. Asonaie --...... $0 Eh fg 3 i EEE pe cine a ee | ER ThE Sta. She was treated at General Gandin, Los Angeles; S-8gt. D. a opes pia! . 0 [Dlr at tersection _o te pace bract | wi A pis ersealing ospital. {Brandon, March Field Air Force! sy vi A, in Fortis, ladiaoa. 11 Colnty, 12. 8, —— |Base, Cal; M-Sgt. Lester N. Le.,¥ ind mu pa a Be Bod EA “Bnd cagibaient Yo make, a sas: om U- 8. 51 south of’ faves fo Bait Barkle 's Sister Marri ‘master, March Field Air Force Progress Laundry com * A. W.| El y 18S Base; S-Sgt. Harold E. Kusel, Ar- bid Serv of Ind com, % snd Mar Tabor 5 fast oct darsenling W i Serv of Ind : om Ne. 231: Necessary | pavement in ' CORINTH, Miss., Oct. 20 (UP) ington, Cal.; M-Sgt. James O. Ross Gear Tool com ees She, h So z hes is Bate Ling Add to that Promise No. 2. It —Mrs, Ima Barkley Denker, sis-|Archard, Ardmore, Okla. So Re ESE ing 5d igh $k terse. | to, the 3 ter of Vice President Alben Bark- So Ind G & § pid i 5 2 aves Fa Ce Bark-| The injured: Stokely-Van Bon. pid wi Chas a ley, became the wife of Edgar! Sgt. Frederick H. Stowers, West Stokeiy.Van % It ky labor, 0 8 Sie, a uffin Brown, retired business- Palm Beach, Fla.; 8-8gt. Clarence! Terre Fito Vi ol 11% as alton Be 8 Machine co 7 ono na Sonn or oiB sealtni Cars n Avon, | pavemen

to 80 per cent.” Then at the end of his proposal, he asked for a job. Sorry 1 wasted your time.

Earring Aids

HERE'S SOMETHING new, as

cute as a button, and about the Local Truck Grain Prices rent

size of ane, It's Sonotone’s new hearing aid which looks like a smart, hand-|

|tooled earring.

One of the obstacles of =] hearing aid business is that peo-

Local Produce

{nan of Tuscumbia and Sheffield, D. Anderson, Riverside, Cal. a was conducted by her nephew, the escaped injury.

yesterday. The ceremony.

Rev. James Irion of Jackson. { Tenn,

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ple do not liké it to be known that they are hard of hearing.

They shy away from wearing ba Th

/button on an sar.

NOW, SO. “FAR as women go, | The new 8

People shouldn't be so jumpy |

bout wearing aids. There's a Deepfreeze is in the same boat. big pi. When you get So it's beginning to advertise, ored with a bore, you can Vm "singer. October telling what a good name is gi, your swith, turn him off. i

Past Due.

BOB CARTER runs a restau- | And he's!

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oN. Meridian

Flere the isnt to se.

Legal Notices

will be

x ox per to. Of the And

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217. Straightest, cleanest, plainest n annual report I've ever seen.

the little woman still tells

eighbor she has just bought

“Frigidaire” when maybe it was

Now, why should I look any- a Coldspot or Crosley.

where else?

As Safe as Seattle THOSE BAREFOOTED waiians are trembiing in their shredded wheat, It’s plain fear.

It's the human mind and its lunerring fidelity to fixed error,

Ha- Sure Thing

MAYBE THESE THINGS happen to you. They're afraid But, yes or no, they're danger- |

Maybe they

they're going to get to hungry ous.

they'll have to eat their own hay, | right up to the hip.

iyoung man wrote in.

Yesterday a very

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Business

A customer came in sheepishly a few days ago with an old tat-| tered luncheon check, and paid it. “My wife found it in my ‘pocket when she sent my suit to the cleaners,” the customer | said. “And I don't know when | 1 ate the meal. “All I know is that my wite| made me come in and pay it”

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