Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1950 — Page 18

kie' s 7 gutfit

“The company

“two-point program, mended the -eutting of all pen- all operating charges’ defense government

IF WE were just trading dol- day. it would “work tome important - and counts: atomic labor particles and radiations. now it isn't being used as A-bomb But it is being used by

fine. But we don't. W lars for corn and potatoes, and rubber and gasoline. And ‘hese things are. plentiful defense. and scarce in other the Reilly Tar & Chemical Corp. : _ Sometimes crops: fail. And here in town. sometimes demand makes short-

ages of Jormal Supply.

if other I rat can play same game, which 1 doubt.

government's tampe

pay. ' And BY ney we'd . probably come out all pt

“It's Refreshing THE BRITISH MAY KNO

morning next, hoat tial gloves.

n AMERIC AN - Wwe Bloves are “cut in 4 is. country, h then sent to Puerto Rico to be And those ng aren't stitching gloves, t are whizzing bullets at other in a revolution. And vou can't have Wait and see.

why Americans travel, believe Americans

or fly to Joreign lands

travel because we get fel up wit

scenery, new actors on our daily

THAT'S A "BASIC "Hu MAN appetite. It falls in the same class gloves.” with seeing a good movie, reading a -good book; or going the farm to see Aunt Ellie. The psychologists call ‘new experiences. And it isn’t just meeting people, it's a and doing

—No:

n " LJ — OFF IN ANOTHER CITY, we prowl the restaurant lists in hope of finding strange dishes, a new experience in eating. We buy new

_ STOUKS shades of clothing for the same american States com ‘ American States pfd {Ayrshire Collieries com e d

Ir you' re dull and mentally flat- L 8

' footed, look around, see what you Belt ‘RE Stk Yrds com then do Bobbs- Merrill com Bohbs- Merrill id 43% Central Soy

have been doing, Give vourself a experi- Com: Lone ence. ” J be worth while,

THE BIG POLITICAL parties Eastern ind rele 5 pid have nothing on the Kiwanians. They hold their election almos 3 Finan at the same time as the pros. And Hamilton MIg Co com... they make it just as hot. Ho. The two tickets this vear are Hook headed by Indiana Bell's Marston and Daniel each backed up for a “ticket of Sn

oc pls P & L 4% fd Ihab Ath Club Reaity Co ate

Fauitable Securities con a t Family Finance 5% % ofd

erf-Jones cy A pfd .. 5%

Fred Ind Gas & iad Mich Elec -4'a pfd JLeienhonie 48 10 pfd

oo you are. a Table Wal: 10

oo a a———— ie SO THIS WEEK, oT Kiwanian, you'll - "getting heavy SsRerson National L "Lite com mail with ardent vote appeals, as Kingan & Co pid if the fate of the world depends

upon the outcome. .

Kiwanians wear their better sides ont, and do a lot of good.

The ‘Bank Wire’

TODAY'S A BIG Pub Serv of Ind 3; i ' opens. Ross. Gear Tool com ers 1SchiizersCumm ins. nid & » CC a a & EF pt okely-Van Camp pld St okely-Van Camp

the largest and fastest bank comi- Te A munication system in the world.

And Jahn B, Tuthill, cashier over at the American Na- sv "1m

hanks in 36 cities are hooked in_y “Allen & Steen 5s e—witch—emraties- them American Loa 34 60 —Bastian 6}

6 check Batesville : Buhner Fe

) credits, and generally speed communication with

The three banks the wire are the Indiana National, ~ the Fletcher Trust Co, and John's

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PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLouDdY AREAS ’

IB siess

ROLD. H, HARTLEY es Business Editor

NORE OFTEN THAN NOT, 1 agree with the rightwingers. They are the fundamentalists, the basic private enterprise boys.

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and you can take this: although it might to make it easy. Ever. hear of a counter?” Neither did I until toBut I've a hunch it may bes

detects

n Ir HELPS PURIFY named anthracene, , forget that.

thought . you'd

But there's something the which can pick up atomic bomb ring with val- rays should we need it,

the prices OuUNs and Gloves r i IT MUST BE ‘sin to be thinking about when CHristmas lsn’t here vet. But glove’ buyers in department = 33. ~'stores are giving the glove trade "a look ahead. They have to 3 ean blame it - Rico if the mother of know has to go to church on Easter, = the essen-

down to Local Produce |

E gs—Current receipts ys 30c; Grade A large, S3c. i Grade B large, 44c; and no grade; 20c Poultry—Fowls, 4'% strange; under 4'3 Ibs stags, 13e. and No.

jo 1. 83c: No.3. 50c.

Local Stocks. and ‘Bonds ©

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; ng pid Consolidated Finunce $ pid Heoptin Car-N r

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Nat Homes oid N Ind Pub Serv com N Ind Pub Serv 43% pf N Ind Pub Serv $27 i “FP R Mallory Co co Progress Wo dng o d

11 8 Machine Co e United Telephone §% otd*....

BONDS

Cor Blas £4 §1

confi- Columbia Club 3-58 #2 zens Ind Tel 4'2s8 61 rE Securities 5s 60 Hamilton Mfg Co 5s-€5 col dpis Paint & Color Sr Ss Tndpls Public Loan be 64 % 9

pis Raflwavs 8s &7 RUDE TACKIOR $5 79 tangsenkamp ix 8 P Ing Pub Sery 35 13 aper Art Co 5s

Feasting Feria - 38-3 vem *Ex-dividend,

Fi ruse.

—Hog. rices sed Wall Blocks Alley

Steady, Some | 25 Cents Up

Top of $19.75 Paid More Easily; Trade. Fairly Active -

Prices on barrows and’ gilts’ But one of them came up with an idea today which, to were steady to strong today with §

* me, made only about 50 per cent common sense. It was the Economists National Committee on Monetary Policy, and the name almost - ‘ scared me. into throwing it -into the waste basket.

Jestatday's average at the In-

—- ihstane es 25 ‘cents higher. | Trade was fairly active. The “top price of $19. 75 was paid ‘more freely than yesterday. ‘Hogs 8650; fairly active; a : = up its figures for the year ending rows and gilts steady tc strong; IT GOT" a RTE a July-3-eonverted-them-into UB instanpekr—25— cents ~higher—t] and recom- dollars, and showed a profit after Tuesday's: of $§71.- choice 170 to-240 pounds, $19.25 to loads $19.60 to The company paid $29,763,000 $19.85; top $19.75 paid more free“Then it said we ought to go into income -and excess profits y , back on.the gold standard with taxes, : a buck always worth 1/35 of an left. ounce of fine gold. That sounds like it would make a dollar have a fixed value. But _ don't be fooled.

isy bigger than. I re-

has just added

than on Tuesday; 240 to 270 & but still. had $41,809,371 pods, $19 to $19. 25: few near Not bad, at all.

Atomic Gumshoe $18 50 to $19; 120 to 160 %

. . pounds, $15.50 to $17.50; few $18. I DON'T KNOW WHETHER Sows fully steady; bulk good and

choice 300 ta 550 pounds, $18; few lightweights, $ 600 pounds up $16.75 or less,

and heifers generally s $

and mixed in small lots $28 to $30;

tobi loads mostly

750 pounds Not Too Boid—

> Halloween Parties Take

Steam Out of Vandalism

"Night Isn't Entirely Dull as Police Find Oil Drum Dumped, Number of Windows Broken

Halloween parties staged for children last night by businessmen and calling and civic groups took some steam out of an expected crescendo ‘of

$28; od beef cows $22 to 23;

Bulls steady; medium and sausage bulls. $23 to r 4nd common $19 to $22.50;

SOME 3 good and choice $34 common and mediam $25

475; market fairly active, fat lambs strong; good and choice ; But the night ‘of Oct. : medium and good prt Pore 50: common $23 to $26; ei ter ewes steady: medium to choice

R. R. 8, Tulip Dr.,

i to Hear Gary Petition

Seek to Name pede! Prosecutor

General

Hanover to Start rt » Building Program drum arr taken from a car i that address. F called to wash down sldewalk and. street V blocked off for

tion will begin shortly on a $650,000 building program embracing /, women's residence ad-

dition and president's home, Han- The Lary Crime Commis:

sion rook stp court today

a $400,000 project,

seating capacity out four

dudge w ili am succession,

and *Lexhor vA

residence, has already passed the petition. ground-breaking stage. John J. 1de, Paris, it will house 50 women and Re Se hwartz, total hall capacity to 166. President Albert i. Pa "will be housed in a new 1l-room ficulty ;, home, to be built en the site of crime commission refused to tes- * his present residence. its construction was

Prosecutor John Stanton to con--..duct an Inquiry but ran into dif-

sald he was John O'Neal

} » contributions to Hanover College ready to go 4 rather than parties since 1938 exceed $1,250,000. All three projects are scheduled But he promised to bring Io the September, ‘hearing

County another

according to the commis.

+> Dies Fron wi By Mental Escapees

FRA NKFORT, Nov.

: Acensed in 9 Conspiracies The crime commission said in becatise last night was unusually died today its peiftion that the tape recordCounty Hospital stab wounds he received in an at: Jehw artz two escapees from L JOR insport state mental hospital. At Logansport, Hospital Super- ear the laws of Indiana.”

and his former deputv.: “have been personally by

for Schwartz with nine criminal conaccused them: of con-

3 C the state school feeble-minded’ at Ft. 2413 because they were incorrigible. . Larson said two attendents obstruc had been fired for negligence as a fied result ofthe esc cape.

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C onvertihle Sissle; 2329 ¢N > Ported tires. and hed on. hi= convertible fii the — Tear

" Medical Groups zo Hear i in and facilitat e the oper: ation. of 1U-Seminar-by Phone

Marion County Medical Society tion of gambling devices have been asked is sten’ in on a telephone seminar ettation” the Indjana University School of Medicine Tues- recordings were -made w .crophone concealed in Mr. The geminar will. be carried on office. It said some of the rec cord:

Jiouges of prose ion,

“The ¢ ommission

RTOUEhOUE. the state and is con- IWoaT. Mr in - post- and vrotiel eepers. gr achiate medicn a Judes A HANEES Mil series of telephone semi.

nars- will be augurated With"

decided to? go ahead today & Schwartz, who said smashe he. wanted the commission to back School.

coming elec tion,

{ > Ind.) charged in an address SC

that the Democratic administragives protection

’ - ’ nti of in return for votes. convention «

me snsilral ANT R iparian, * CAVE-IN BURIES 5 MEN PHILADELPHIA, Five men were buried today in the Praniatic. Club. {the collapse of;a sewer excava-

student council,

Gravel and brick blocked an alley in the rear of the 200 block S. linois St. this morning when an Indianapolis Railway Co. barn wall gave way. Several tons of ‘gravel spilled out through

entirely dull for patrolling

was treated for an injured Hospital after he AE and: fell in—a pool of by hoodlums in of 215 E. Orange St. Drum _ Dumped found a 40-gallor The. drum had

3, 4

‘voung Camp * Atterbury were arrested on charges tof city vagrancy early today after false alarms

W. 13th - Sts.

false alarm

ater in another

Fewer Calls This Year reviewing the Oct. 1 through Oct-31 ‘said they had fewet calls than last, but, the pranksters were meanef. “Some of the ‘jokes’ were sort one policeman i Inspectors Leo Troutman and praised Halloween for decreasing hoodlum:

One used a

vacant faetery

use ©

g. walls has made ¢ air-rifle enthusiasts, broke a number

13-year-old = boy. an mother were told by

Juvenile Aid

neighbors pointed him ght - thew one who tossed . bedroom window Del.oss St the Barns

windows Avera rej

the homes of 31:7 dg Jihad th Bl Wilson. 73% 0 Geneva a FT SE ‘arrollson Ave. window sere and a door glass was

at Shortridge Another window - a drvicleaning Ave.

Riles Senior “Heads

opponent is David stanton, avoth- State Press Group

er of Mr. Sc hwartz’, Moll. Broad Ripple

junior, is the new dent of the Indiana High- School s Association. ; was elected in a lagt-week -at the the state organiza‘ranklit College. assistant sports editor of Broad Ripple year an active member of the and a member of |

Top Democrat Fe Tough Fight

Ex-Chicago Policoien Running for Sheriff May Cost 50,000 Votes

EARL RICHERT Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

‘CHICAGO, Nov. 'tion’s No. 1 Democratic Senator, {majority Leader Scott Lucas o

\sponsible for the -situation. Bu

‘that's the way. it is. Sen. Lucas’ chances for re-elec-}it. Taft men say if the senator

Republican Everett is beaten through political action epend largely on how of the labor unions, it will mean: ja no man in Congress can be inAnd how dependent of organized labor bosses. Ferguson men say Taft ditionally Democratic Cook Coun- Victory would bolster dangerous “ity this year seemed to depend to reactionary-forces in this country. a great extent on how the votets view the candidacy for sheriff on the 4 crusade for preservation of the American way. Altogether Ohio is

the Democratic ticket does Cook County (Chicago). the Democratic Party does in tra-

“richest” “cop,” Daniel A. Gilbert.

The race for sheriff far overadows the race for U. this Key voting area. and Protestant

33 years ‘and. chief investigator for\the st: ney’s office for th

, he made mn the stock mar-

$10,000 a Year). Chicago newspapers,

Retutlican opponent.

as matty as 50,000 votes in Cook

Reaaraan Babb wouild

heads the ticket and Mr. Gilbert's F name is far down the ballot. Ticket scratching for the Democrats in’ “Cook Coun-

and the area

t) tionally get tens of thousands of straight Democratic votes.

Realizing the situation, times Jn. auick » leaders are turning en the S In UK heat for Mr. Gilbert. "fighting for him, sa) "bert has done more other policeman to rid" Chicago of crime and that as sheriff he woud do as wetlcas Gov. son and Sen. Paul Douglas are doing in their jobs Mr. Gilbert himself is fighting back hard against what he terms “a smear campaign.” ‘none of the charges against him has been proved. His supporters have taken full page ads in the newspapers in which it is stated

vandalism

months,

sheriff's _ system. v reads during recent tie-up between nights passed out 11,000 packages { to voungsters. the pretzels went admonitions to It must have

made a secret of the fact that his transactions in the stock market have been extremely profitable. is it a crime for a man to invest his money profitably?" 1

iot of windows were broken ent Chicagoans signed. the adverMost were shattered but several boys were hating panés:

‘Charles W. McCaiter « Named State Trooper

out

in has been ge a trooper. a state police announcéd' toje will be assigned to the to _sucesed. Harb

Slashe qd private business.

Local Truck ‘Grain Prices

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dmome.

407 Virginia JohE 0n,

broken

Fete in Vio ns

Campaign at Doorbell Ringing “Issue Unchanged: ‘Mr. Republican’ v.

Unions

. By CHARLES LUCEY, Secripps-Howard Staff Writer : CLEVELAND, Nov. 1—The oratory is about over and \the po-

litical struggle for or against Republican Sen. Robert A) Taft swung today to a mighty effort to turn out the greatest vote Qhio ever saw.

™ ~The strategy of this last week's fight beteen Senator Taft and

Democrat Joseph T. Ferguson centers on ¢ on card: “index files of hun- ¢ dreds of thousands of voters, 5 Illinois, goes into the last week of (doorbell ringing on the scale of a , his bitter battle for re-election, with his own fortunes tied to a, |great extent to “world’s richest cop.”

major offensive, city-wide tele-! (phone “campaigns’ and plang for mass hauling of voters to the “polls next Tuesday. This is not the 58-year-old Sena- Of all the -nation’s political

for's choice. And he is not re- campaigns this is the big one. | t Ohio. voters realize it. The Taft!

and the Ferguson sides realize

Hit Industrial Center Both sides believe: they are in

stirred .as by no campaign in

many years and as is no other

state today.

Both sides are pouring their

fire into the big industrial centers in the final days. Mr. Ferguson, state auditor for-14 years, is-in

Cleveland today and tomorrow to try to buttress his vote in this .most populous area of the state Senator Taft -addresses a major rally in Toledo tomorrow and directly across the street- Attorney

General J. Howard McGrath will

. exhort Ohioans to ignore Mr. Taft’ inc ing and go for Mr: Ferguson,

x Taft Unchanged The re has heen some talk of a “new Taft” in this eampaign, but it is fantasy. The Taft Ohio will take or leave.next Tuesday is an unchanged Taft, a man who gen-

s erally wishes to he friendly but situation, iy rec ent Chicago po- § scandals . and two murders, cost the Democratic ticket

who cannot help be reserved; a man more at ho

: November Due

To Be Warm, Dry _

Frisky~ Mercury" To Keep Spirits “Up

By Science Service ~ WASHINGTON, Nov. 1—November will be warmer and drier than usual over most of the nation. . However, thes+Pacific Coast, including Washington and Oregon, and parts of Idah#, Montana, Utah and Nevada will have more rain or snow than usual.

“Thus the U, .8. Weather Bu-_.

reau’'s extended. forecast section, in its regular twice-a-month, 30day forecast, offers little hope for relief to the flood-threatened Northwest. Temperatures of the southern Rocky Mountain states will go higher than those of most of the nation in November. They are expected to be “considerably” above normal, the Weather Bu-

reau says. Only northern New England and northwestern Wash- ~

ington will he colder than usual and then only slightly so. Near normal rain or snow ‘is expected only along the nation's northern border and in the Northeast,

Girl, 4, ro 5 Hurt in Crashes

A 4-year-old girl was in critical condition today and a 15-year-old

» reciting motoreyelist was listed in serious

statistics than swapping anec< sodition following, traffic, acci-

dotes, a man whose votes must come through respect for intedliAny wholesale desertion of the gence and character but-never 10rqgnd Mrs. Sylvesfer Lavelle, who

gay cameraderie.

dents yesterday. Sandra Lavelle, daughter of Mr.

live in a. trailer camp on Post

Bob Taft has wunbent far Rd, suffered a head injury when

enough to wear a blue shirt instead of ‘a white shirt, but he'll never look natural stopping at

the car. driven by -her father crashed head-on with another auto at Arlington and Massa-

the. corner saloon and ordering chusetts Aves. Sandra was taken

up drinks for the house.

The = Senator's campaign - In

these final days all but ignores the man called “Jumping Joe” Ferguson. When Mr.: Taft talks

to Riley Memorial Hospital. Mr. Lavelle was “treated at Robert Long Hospital Nand released. His wife, Mrs. Ada Lavelle, was in serious condition, in

of Democrats it is mostly to long Hospital.

eriticize President Truman: or

Secretary of State Dean Acheson. But hig ceaseless, hammering a

tack is on the union bosses who have made his elimination from

public life their greatest goal. Taft Against Unions

That's really the campaign, not

Bob Taft against Joe Ferguson,

but Taft against the unions. The CIO political action committee is his particular target in speech after speech, and in a campaign that has run not the usual three or four months but a good 18 he has made at least 100 . speeches and has visited every

bert is the wealthiest péliceman in

one of 88 counties.

Religious and race prejudice has been played on in this campaign, sometimes openly, sometimes half-hidden. Taft people have termed some of the labor bosses’ opposition “sneaking” and “slimy” and denounced the ac-

tions of “goons” and “thugs.”

Both sidés. see this one as a ‘sign for the 1952 presidenti#l race, Mr. Taft says frankly that the job will have to be “completed” two years hence and leaves —1iHe-plain- inference th now he'll try to. have plenty to say as -the Republican® nominee forthe presidency. He says the heart issue of this campaign is the choice Between socialism and liberty. —

"3 Children Die in Fire GORHAM, Me. Nov. 1 (UP) Three young brothers and sisters were burned to death last night — when their home was leveled by flames believed started: by a “| Jack-0' Lantern. They were Mar:

ion Perkins,” 7, Raymond. 5. and ‘Claudia, 3. Another sister, Ruth, ~ R, escaped by -leaping from a second-floor bedroom with her

RE in’ flames.

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~~ sure of an expectly fitted prescription if a visual correction is needed!

Safmuel Scalf, R. R. 12, Hox 322, a passenger in the dther car,

t«was slightly injured

Michael Money, 409 E. 19th St, suffered a compound fracture of the. right leg when the motorcycle he was driving hit a truck parked in front of 5332 E. Washington: St. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital,

Detroit's Former ; ‘Boy Mayor’ Dies

DETROIT, Nov. 1 (UP) Flags flew at half-mast throughout the city today in honor of —Frank Couzens, Detroit's former “boy mayor,” who died Yesterday at the age of 48. He was elected mayor of Detroit th 1933 when hé was only 31 and brought the debt-bur-dened city out of the red. He was

the son of former ‘Sen. James

Couzens:

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be the! Soutl champion, al will receive national.char “a. ON THE |! ord, Army is which can gi tle for top Pointers me Saturday as svivania. Pe 14 to 13. la the remaining path this fall Of equal ir California-W: should detern Bowl particip has drapped 2 and Califo agamst all cc a great offen : n OTHER within eonfei for gome sor formed as to

“title holders °

Ten the Ohio game gets tog has lost one OSU! is undef ence. The choice to repe ern providing cause that crowns a ch least. ene d Michigan and due games ti tance. Any teams is in a title, should ( On the we team given a fornia and W

It must: get ~an Saturday,

condition to. week hence. ' 1 WHEN a every gape is opponent is. g peak perform: tained in orde alive. For th importance is Played by 0}

Jerry 4 Oth

Ferry Chi

lanes for a 66 The three:

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William Goo

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Jack Curran,

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