Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1950 — Page 18

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~ Hog trade opened moderately showed that too many GIs are, n,w however, the front has

See Be Re TUESDAY, NOV. 1, 1950

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. Rushes ‘Lay er Clothes oe

Fully Steady, o. Gls Battling Korean Cold

Yanks Forced to Wear Cotton Fatigues pEvER-

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: Times Business Editor | s ; Alljed troops against the bitter cold of the Korean winter is being Shin Good and Choice fh the front 28 fast as Badly-Srained Supply ines will Dermt. i 5 tn . j e “layer system,” sugges y vetéran Arctic explorers, g ELEY Ron pre YOUR Fond Wks too high! H : "ul { Grades Selling 'achieves warmth mainly by the layers of dead | air caught between " You 2 XR Tar ” y ’ Rr T— 2 i385 2 guy who has an answer. ¢ says we blow At $18. 50 and Up \successive layers of Toring: gasoline, forward. There were : dich, Alder {three times as much for the inner man as we have te. A front-line survey todayiiimes when even food ran short. . Based sway

: . woth —. 19803 N. Meri ff? But EL You ee Wis he shes up. for two-thirds active this morning at the Indian-[still wearing cotton fatigues inlyeen ‘stabilized” the port at iE off . won a bargain for your appetite. ‘apolis Stockyards. Prices on the near-zero cold. But wooleNicninnam.po has been put to Anna Bever, The guy's name's Mike Schreiner and he runs the Delta ight and light mixed barrows clothing . of all descriptions * is wary forward airfields are work. juan, Jradens Packing Co. And why. he’s a d gilt fully steady with ching the front In ever-In-ing to eapacity, service has been aad "A clamped. down on production and ‘and gilts were fully steady wi creasing quantities. _ lrestored on. the main. rail lines— Reno ds, ing trying to tame our appetites prices went up. : yesterday's average. "In Tokyo, an Army spokesman and warm clothing is getting Bg I wouldn't know. He's taking So the little fellow who's trying PARTLY CLOUDY AND ! Good and choice hogs from 170 said the northernmost troops through. Burial Bethel the steak right out of his mouth, © make his money stretch from CLOUDY AREAS to 225 pounds bid $18.25 to $18.75 “either have or will have winter, Almost everybody already has CH one pay day to the next, was with choice uniform animals un- clothing right away.’ . {woolen underwear and most sol- Wednesday an ME. MIKE SAYS the aver- beginning to get his tires re- ~ {der 210 pounds bringing’ the Price; . Outraced ‘Supplies \diers have woolen shirts and SROURARD= age Jos who jingles the time treaded. FOTOLAST [$18.50 and above. {trousers and wool-lined field ~~ N Capitol clock -in a factory lays out | And today he got the bad news LEGEND = Hogs 7375; moderately active; Warm clothes were late in ar- jackets and gloves. ; IY Ca $40.32 a week for food, while, on that. Firestone announced that ec) SCATTERED {heavier weights uneven, averaged | |Fiving -because Allied spearheads Heavy, hooded parkas, leather Aieht Replies if he cut down to what he natural rubber retreading had 7 twowing |about steady; good and choice 170 0Utran their supply lines in last rubber “shoe pacs” and other PENNER a needs, he'd get by for only gone up 15 per cent. The rest will Yoo SLEET to. 225 pounds $18.25 to $18.75; [month's Face to: the Mancluran ve es he er oem : AIL priends: $14.21, Those are his figures, go along. That's because c HOWE \choice 200 to 210 pounds down ! aye: reat ie Tear areas am ' DANTEL—Cha ot anes Ir per § rude . . =.) We Lum a TRAIN mostly $1850 up; pou to 250 Ts available facility had to are moving forward as fast ag : > ne a But walt till you see what You just can’t beat it. T MORMGUSPALOFS. COPE 19500W | & WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. pounds $17.75 to $18.50; 250 to 290{°¢ sed to rush ammunition and’possible. : pai, tafbe dies going to feed you. For Qn Jeo : pounds $17.50 to $17.75; 120 to| bother of M . $14.21 you get one orange, a ce Cool and fair weather are forecast for the Midwest toda and tomorrow. Temperatures will 160 pounds $15 to $17. Sows soi High, Mournful Price Note " Bervice Frida loaf and a half of whole wheat | THERE'LL BE A LOT of talk be around freezing. A fresh outbreak of northerly air is due in # Le northern Rockies and the Dakotas steady; bulk good and choice 300 Station St. 3

bread and three-quarters of a (about “winterized” tires ni} tonight, sending the mercury to below zero.

have enough red sales corpuscles'sense than I have. Eleven pickets were arrested In in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Also present at the hearing]

making his home at 5215 Chelsea!

and pans. (of phosphate on every acre. date

The stores are well stocked. 1s magic, he got five times in Indiana and lilinols have ar- po, Born in Pennsylvania, he was ceived the plans nor heard front

ito 550 pounds $15.50 to $16.75;

can of canned milk. That has [Spettal to perform in snow an - RR eri [chotce lights $17; over 600 pounds Is Sad Sign for Realtors : olla, Tu Ars

down to $15.25.

9 last ant day. v the National Safety Council . Police Battle Mrs, Reynolds pi bs | Cattle 1975; calves 450: steers! Hoosiers Grab More Honors at Parley Todt a mer

| Philadelphi harged wi : ‘of its own, there's always some-| [ misséd my getting-off corner] hiladeiplie 20d Shatge thi Burial will be in Crown Hill Were State Police Detective David » Eligibility to Run "Inadequate federal machinery.” Kansas Mental Hospital Sallie War,

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HE SAYS WE BUY most of our took 22 of the tires out on glare P foed for fun. Entertainment, helice at Pine Lake, Wis. . te es Tomor rrow [20a Leytere active, a Seers Of Association i in Miami Beach SE ¥ ; : : E. lath st. EE ie save that title orate 10 owed aR Improvement of Phon Mrs. Stella Reynolds, 806 Linc- firm; cows fully steady: 2 loads By LARRY STILLERMAN, Times Real Estate Editor father of Rai pe esas wat ae ge 22 pe Sen or lose over ordinary oln 8t., for more -than hale her ‘high good and low choice 1025- MIAMI BEACH, Fla.—Home prices will be going up. up. up as ard Dea Dea, vou through as well as a T-bone the rest ED id Be and life an inspeftor at Eli Liily pound” mixed steers and heifers. credit controls slash away at new foundations for shelter. Run OF i ; # 8 > 8 an per : Co., will be buried in Crown Fo $32; 2 loads 1100 pounds held at Hoosier realtors will hear this “Simple melody” sun Friends may 1 § $. cen Drover g again and Ae ita French fries, Asparagy cent in proy . nent : Officers Pushed after services at 1: 30 p m. to- pn Grocery Firm $32. majority average medium to again at the 43d annual convention of the national association of Any Hp Jha, ol. can piteh the THE COUNCIL'S POINT | Against Wall . : Hed in G. H Herrmann Fu- In Stock Sale average good 900 to 1150-pound real estate boards here. FEENEY-AL ; haix p sale that they aren't a 5 a Cove rei os neral Home. : : steers $30 to $31.50. Medium It's an old refrain . since Regulation X bow led over housing fia Feeney. | BE Ty oUMar, wi 3 id en BY:good, ind can NEW YORK Nov. 14 (UP) Mrs.. Reynolds. who was 61, The Indiana Securities Commis- mixed “native yearlings . $25 to plans like ten pins last month. Lt mie ednesday, @ rd reberves: and get byl For instance: the bast wiite Violence flared on telephone died Sunday in the home of her sion today opened a hearing in $29.50; load good 950-pound heif-- Robert P. Gerholz, .ssociation Tucker Elected H d Friends. may nicely. pres : , lized tire" stoped: oh on oy Plenet lines today as striking daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Milli, the case of the $50,000 fraudulent | jers $31; medium and good heifers president. will speak today on ea MORTUARY. at 20 mil p ce Western Electric workers massed Sunshine Gardens. {$27 to $30;.good beef cows $22 to ‘real estate and the coming ‘n- Of Conservation Grou EY tus THEN HE REMINDS us that! sn miles an hour in ‘141 feet. for the first time to keep inde- A native of Jackson County, stock sale of the Local Grocery! $23; common and medium, $18.75 flation” at general sessions. Sen P Beriice Was ffiere are pretty sturdy charac-| jane Sig it io i feet. pendent unjon operators from Mrs. Reynolds came to Indianap-! Corp. of Warsaw. . 'to $22: canners apd cutters, $16] ‘Burnet R. Maybank (DS C) James Tucker, former Indiana 2050 R. iy © v . v 2 ’ 3 2 > 3 3 » ty ‘ F e tevs across the “pond” who get! Naor TehoHInE work. oi olis 37 years ago. She began Securities Commissioner Pat- to $19. Iwill talk on “real estate and gov- SRA State, has been Firone. Burl by nicely or rice and tea, or Soft t Ri id Pa me bi pickets pushed 25 work at Lilly’s in 1918 and spent rick Donahue scheduled the hear-| - Bulls unchanged; medium and ernment.” | name £ airman of the Indiana ol Luke Pit cabbage soup and black bread. es ide gleipaa policemen to the 32 years with the company. jing at the request of Fred Hoff- good sausage bulls $24 to $25.50. To Cut Starts Conservation Commission. ass ABD + Maybe he knows his calories. WALTER PUCKETT drove me: wali of x heal exchange as the Survivors, in. addition to her mark, former Securities Commis-| Vealers active, steady; good In a press parley yesterday. the He succeeds Reber Branigin, ane Nn Ti. Maybe not. But I'll still string UP to the Murat Temple y trorday iy ried to escort six non- daughter, include her husband, sioner who was accused of com-'and choice $36 to” $37: common Association president learned Who resigned: to accept an ap- Betty Beechm ‘with the steak and French fries, Where I had lunch with some old riking operators into the build- George. and a sister, Mrs. Myrtle plicity in the sale of stocks. and medium, $25 to $34. credit regulations will cut housing pointment to the board of trustees passed iv, asparagus spears, hot apple pie automobile friends. ie keté sige dbbosved. | h E. Winkler, Bedford. | Three of the company officials Sheep 2050; moderately active;starts to 600,000 units next year. of Purdue University. Funeral Wed “with a little mountain of ice jo yalter gave me the easiest cab! Ol irgt A he re Fo or the Mrs Josephine Hurlbut —Theodore Robinson, Sturgis, ‘native lambs, $1 lower; good and Thats 250.000 under the govern- The board vacancy created by 1303. NK Mer cream, and that second cup offlde I ever had. He drives a h § . ‘Mich; Ira W. Johnston, Ft. choice $28.50 *o $30: common and ment target through Reg. X. Mr. Branigin's resignation was 7 Requiem mas coffee. i. .jUnNed cab, and -he's Ma own Both Sota Ze ephone oo bere. Mrs. Josephine Hurlbut, cashier Wayne, and Porter Williamson, medium §23 to $28; slaughter He said areas like Indianapolis filled by appointment of Robert - ST Sue ballast, no sand bags in the trunk. ; sidboiiidi at the Guaranty Cafeteria for six Warsaw—have criminal charges ewes steady, medium to choice, {would post higher price tags on H. Heller, Decatur Democ OTs for Rosary. I NOW 1 T 1 1 telephone workers are members) y Democrat. for funeral I KNOW WHA he sells? That ‘He weighs 230 pounds. But he inde tent by Rl years, died this morning, in Gen- pending -against them in Noble'$9 to $15. lexisting properties, too. That's mer house speaker in the state : faneral home, Ago0” in which they drown hot said: EE um fmted eral Hospital. County Circuit Court. en |because demand for housing Will Jegisiature. ” . of JUreDh P «dogs, “You ought to see ‘Tiny’ Keith SLrikin ommuni- "'g, "in Zionsville, she lived * increase as more and more de- " De 2 . Now I ask you, is he talking of Red Cab. He's really ballast,’ cations Workers. [most of her life in Indiana olis. | Accused of Conspiring {fense plants roar into high gear, Election of the new chairman ap himself " No N. rouble Pp | Noble Prosecutor Porter Cron} | & was held in the offices of Kenneth Hardin. passe “himself into the poorhouse or maybe 300 pounds. Y. Trou /She was’ a member of the Broad, {he said. Kunkel, Services Thur at Lif S The New York picket lines ap- Ripple Christian Church. H well, who attended today's Mr. Gerholz flayed rent con. -onXel conservation department FUNERAL HC TV's N ire-aaver : dat d-shift q pp . ring, accused the company nr] trols, urging local control with director. Other commission mem- Friends invin ext Whirl | peare at mid-shift an no home was at 2421 N. Ilinois. St.| “ Ss > : bers.are B Tiends may i : | EDDIE AVERY who runs a trouble was reported. Services will be held at 11 a. mm. | 20d. Mr. Hoffmark of “conspiring Nl U ie .. |states granting enabling legisla- e Bora Ax, Jasonville, and home after 7 AS IF - TELEVISION didn't/College Ave. streetcar has more e a M.!to defraud” stockholders. {tion, if necessary, instead of ceil- Howard Hiestand. Kentland. BATH Woou

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inciting to riot, Operators suc-| Survi K h: thing giving it an extra push. [by a few seconds downtown. But, urviving are a son, Kennethiiapurn, who investigated the : | "Ata special states council clinic tas sister of Mr : With people scrambling for [the car got tied up oul in the, joeeded 1 ee Suiting, fa Saushier Mrs. Bernice Waldon, (charges, and Louis Weiland, at-| For Mayor in Doubt oto another panel urged Fugitives Captured Bunda. Se sets for Christmas, there comes middle of the intersection, and II The new picket: lines went up th of Indianapolis; two sisters, torney for the company. A question.was raised in politi- state tax Ilimitation.to prevent TAMPA, Fla. Nov. 14 (UP)— szarene. © F the news that there will be a asked him to open the door and as union leaders from all strik- one bigther, twh grandehidren| ", Hoffmark said he had com- ca} circles today whether Mayor ‘fonfiscation of real estate.” Two fugitives from: the Kansas residence ‘314 20 to 25 ner cent cutback next [let me out. ling locals met here with Joseph and one great grandchild. ‘mitted “no ' criminal act” and ppyjip Bayt can legally become More Hoosier Honors State Mental Hospital were held BER! Yor { He said “Not on your life, but | A. Beirne, president of the union Mrs Charles Middau [was in “no way involved in any ,; candidate for the Democratic bo hiere today after being captured He RLU: = That will happen when the gov- for your life. You might get which represents a majority of : sedis gn stock fraud.” HoniRation 1 of ~- MavoF ih the. Hoosiers here grabbed more by accident. —————= hut and Mrs: ernment tightens down on steel killed.” =. all telephone company employees: | Mrs. Millie B. Middaugh, life- The license of the corporation primary election next spring. honors: yesterday They were identified as Wilmer BUCHANAN aickel and copper the way it Has! For all I Know the fact that! Deny Old-Ti Strike long resident of Indianapolis, will has been temporarily suspended Under state law, mayors of In- Miss Aileen Klaiber was elected Lee Stevens, 22, alias Tudor, whe 11 am, Fri on aluminum : I'm sitting here pounding these! eny Old-1ime ibe buried tomorrow in Crown Hill |by the Securities Commission, | gianapolis cannot succeed. them- regional vice president of the figured in the Kansas City JONES—Bianc keys, 1 owe to Eddie who took A union spokesman said the following services at 1:30 p.'m..pending outcome of this hearing selves. The legal question in- Women's Council and realtor “Bandshell Murder Case,” and : "of Bruce | 80 THE TELEVISION dance better care of me than I do my- Meeting was “to review bargain- in Conkle West Funeral Home. (and the outcome of the criminal] w/ves in M 2 B nie ible Fred C. Tucker and Indianapolis Roy Anthoitz, 18. : Tondemce. 310 “goes on, getting madder by the gus : {ing developments and the strike! Mrs. Middaugh, who was 53, trial in Noble County. jYO ve Ry ay Poss 7 Real Estate Board Executive Sec-|~ (Advertisement) Yeduiesdny. minute, and if you're hot for one, : {picture in each locality” and died Sunday in he: hbme at 230 jioayora Y Sancioacy he Xt Yeall etary Mary Binford were cited ington and over the color line, Farm-Stretcher denied it had any ‘significance In! W. Kansas St. ‘ ls the technical interpretation ofi "14; 0" orrices with associa- Rosghs dais Fil tip you off to the soon-to-be CLARENCE E. KAISER who relation to the deadlocked West-| Surviving are her husband, Inspect Hellhole’ Ins status as acting Mayor In re-\\ 02164 governing bodies. of "Charles fact. lives near Ekerty, Ind. is.a farm! ern Electric negotiations. ICharles; two daughters, Mrs.| : {lation to the intent of the law, {They were initiated into—the “Old MT There should be a system [strétcher. | Earlier, National union leaders Opal Slaughter and Mrs. Agnes Hotel Again i Position called Acting Time Realtors” organization. rs oe . within six months which will He had 110 acres. But that denied they had any intention of Jones; a son, John; her mother, rp... reventi ficials tod | Edward 8. Raight, ays Harry Fitzgerald of Evansville Rogers, stepr iat present sets take color [Wasn't enough. So he made it shifting their hit-and-run picket Mrs. Jessie Rogers; a sister, Mrs. made a oat OR oma = EY poration Sousa Se > os was “pledged” to the’ group. Beas “an, in black and white without bigger without adding an acre. strategy to an “old-fashioned” all Katie Hoaglan; a brother, Wwil- Pp pection—of the status is-that of acting Ma y Also Tamed to 4 br “i dence, -330 LA . : : Rex Hotel, S. Meridian St. estab- virtue of his holding the office of med to the group. in service ~ Wed: 80 much as batting a micro- That sounds like crazy talk, but out strike - despite local -union liam E. Rogers, and two step- ishitent scored hellhole” city controller at ‘the ‘ time of absentia” were Paul 1. McCord CONKLE PUD wave. he actually did it. Away back in threats .to add 51,000 operating daughters, all of Indianapolis. |} = 0 oe oan 0 ioe ore A ath of Pari Teckemeyer, George T. Burial Crown Pans? the 1920's he found he had more workers in six states and one city E h Snowden ‘ago. “Whether the law prohibiting Whelden, William A. Brennan, T NORTON : ‘Need | BE SURPRISED yjEoimals jo Ise than his farm of Brother state to the strike Pp Sowden. former Iota The Safety Board ordered to- mayors from succeeding them- Lorein Driscoll, Henley T. Hottel, MT, St 3 iselv re, ! when you meet a neighboring pPo g 2» ota er ———————— la oo resident, who died Sunday] day's inspection and has set lo-) selves applies to acting mayors Georfe-A. Run, Guy 1. Williams, Katherine fia _housewife downtown her arms go HE WENT up to see M. O. I Oaltiant, JII, will De buried jo TOTOW a8 a deadline for opera-|may be a guestion the courts will Frank E. Gates and Join W. foua Norton, are loaded with big bulky Pack Penn Purdue agronomist, that's Student Nurses .| Auburn, Ill, after services at 2 di hotel 1 He Plans for [have in detieey Da rude Rovers sll of Indianapolis gar] A HOME: 1505 ages. a fancy name for a farmer who p. m. today in Auburn. uilding changes declared neces- ad ang €! 5a Sacred Heart They wont pe Christmas Jans knows his figures. And he dumped Here for Classes Mr. Snowden, who was 83, lived sary By: Building Commissioner i has wot dicated Nike. hi Siovad D. Ah ey “POUS three tons of lime and 300 pounds Student nurses from 10 schools In Indianapolis 25 years, formerly ™y) ®p 0 said he has not re. |f he intends to become a candi- Harry Hall, Gary; Wendell Hicks, coin St.

but his name has been at the North Manchester, and Ross

Mill, siste : 1 e tana U sity top of the list of possible candi- Ss ; Winkler, pass Dey Know Irom experienc as mu paste ase Un Ser Mica Comer campus or thes (Pred By ihe GC Murphy he Craton, Rents, of the fre Cnt Tar COON CU canente, 1, Meer m1 Eig j acre treated. Smart ) Co. 15 years until, his retirement , v : Got Z ry ey Ea “SE 35 percent AlUMIAUM —CULDACK mar lupe months of special instruction, TO. I> year © mediately after the tour. —— | He fine to discuss bis polit Rossellini. doses. South Lao Tee yl AEs sinks in, the housewares depart- Notice I? : Schools affiliated with IU sent Sufvivors inciode his wite, Ella, Following ‘tomorrow's deadline p ji a HEHE pervisor SMITH Mags ments will be as jammed as ‘a 64 students for training in com- : the Safety Board pl dt 2 — Film Suit in France hospital attendants at the Ohio - gersville, R. v CONSUMER PRICES dipped .1 municable = disease, rthopedic, 21d two stepsons, Thomas Walsh re Ta roar Danneq Jo Je Seattle Plans GL t | oN : 1 State Hospital in Dayton, says De Ou circus midway. . pef cent from September to Oc-|nedfatri 3 obstetri 2 PECTIC. and Charles Walsh, all of Oak-/turn its decision on a proposal to argest PARIS, Nov. 14.(UP) 4 man has trouble Fetter Heed . br Jesste Cin gee a. " tober. That's what the Nat pediatric and obs etrical nursing. land: two daughters, Mrs. Irene /padlock the hotel until it is made! Chri t Erench referee rejected Italian dl hid 4 g 5 Harrell, Husto L he. National’ Students and ‘the. schools from ristimas iree’ o to. working nights and sleeping Decker; Mary FYE STORY is simple. Where Industrial Conference Board re- 4 Bs tH "Ml Perry and Mrs. Fairie Comer, to meet local building codes. Con-| y Film Director Roberto Rossellini's A DEAR 5B EUR Everett Harre pee were 10 aluminum kettles ported. a a4 re- which they come follow: both of Indianapolis, and -three ditions there were brought to offt-! SEATTLE, Wash... Nov. 14 damage suit against Radio-Keith- days. And if a man isn't getting daughter of : “om the counters, there will be only alas the stuff the was ve |b: SAT Bait Memetia Ho Hospitan Manae a EN sisters. Mrs. Emma Ashmore and’ telat “attention by. “The Times. HUR)A, ~Mammoth-- -Douglas—fir- Orpheum - today on grounds his -the proper. rest-it-pot-only-makes—— fis Mk ay 35 in the next 10 weeks. : nu :! ag Joyce Cook. Miss 0 : Mrs. Jeanette Thompson, both ofl ‘The Rex. 470 S. Meridian St. ‘tree, 212 feet high, will be erected case was not “urgent” d’ ther him groggy on the job, but aiso Auburn Chur d one vetera earner buys. But I'll bet my left bara Poston, Miss Patricia te, > here so Seattle can claim the tall-/, os urgent and there- makes him: feel poorly the test Friends may. Said one veteran saleslady in a Phyllis Shimp. Miss Mary Pr Tomes 1 Mrs. A 3 | a I ) Tes “big downtown tore. "It be ter shoe that. there wasn't>a Wage son. Miss Elinor runes Mie Maomp Martinsville, Ill, and Mrs gnes formerly was the Glidaen Hotel. lest Christmas tree in the world. fore “outside his jurisdiction. bf the time. This: will never hap 2 eB Dy Tue TEER “* Tie 11 Y - ini h > es 1 Ls ap- y oH earner in Americ 5 who noticed it. of Meio seca Ma Johnson, Sebring. O: Gilbert ” D. “We nby Special permits: had to be ob- torn. Stossenint, Hae Seeuged the nen to him again, says Mr. Mc- STAGGENEOR “Caramba : (THE-REASOS, 1 n Gapeci. was ret ren Miss Joan Tipton, Muss Marl Mrs. Bruce Jénes e arren rg et te a the tree over high-/, DD a ie Kinsey—now that he is taking , pnd . x8 verly Z = Lhe S- A t 3 that prices still were 3.2 per cent Todianaporr Methodist Hospital: miss Mrs. Blanche Jones, 3108 Jack- Services Thursday SIE 2yS cials said brariches | arrec US HADACOL Fis System laehet——————— passed . BILL GARSTANG, regional’ oO Gthy Dodd. Mids Gwendolyn Graha ‘would be stuck in specially drilled Ife, Ingrid Bergman. those necessary Vitamins BY, B3, a 2038 manager for Raytheon. tells me over October of last year. ine Carol Hart. Miss Eva Haseraster. Son St, who died Sunday in her! Gilbert D. Warrenburg,: former holes to make the tree sym-! “We are ‘back where we Iron ‘and Niaein which HADA- * p. m. Tuesda: copper wire is virtually off PHAS 10 Te are always a little Miss Mary Jane Hevwood, and Miss Geor- (name, will be buried. in Floral production ‘manager for National metrical. . started,” Miss Bergman said. CoOL Coritiins t . ee RR American_mharket ‘more n I can comfortably pay. Protesiant Deaconess Hospital Evans. Pariafter services at-2-p-m.to- Malleable & Steel Castings Co, itis er —MeKiiisevs Swan : rence. In Isn't that the way it Is with Log, Mis Shirley Brown. Miss Wand sow in Boraien. : : Here is MT. IcKinsey [3 own lease copy.) : “His plant. the Belmont Radio yorm t+ is Cartwright Migs Freeman—Mist-mor &-Askin-West 42-year, died yesterday: in his Local Stocks — Bonds u. S. Statement statement: ——— —_ “I ARRERBURS Corp., Chicago, has Ln dowa ria. Steinmets. Mi a Stevens Miss Washington Street Mortuary. home, 3026 Boulevard Place. He a : “Before 1 started takin HADA. Boulevard Or EDppEr — ee Pans Sisal Fer Th Born_in Parke: County, Mi tired two years ago. : “Xo = pat Nov 14 UP Govern. COL 1 had a great deal % trouble Carr. brother und 50 “tons is + British Consul “Jones, who wak-65;HvedinIn-— A. lifelong Fesfent of" THAIN; FLL wees fin through Nove 10. compared” Wilh a nervols STOMACH I Jag = Avalit. At do : x sop Nith a A © ous Hag a Mexico: City: and “had: - dianapolis 35 vears. She was a apolis, Mr. Warrenburg was & Afherican States pid : ago : ; = Angeles, = : tAvrahire Colleries com 142 C_This ¥oir Last Wear. An _awiul -hard- time sleepingwI-- —-Bervioes Fk through the nose: Eyuat Se wTo Sy k- H ‘member “of FAITH Lutheran: member of the -Capitel- Avenue 1 gay Ya i Expenses, 39498 40 $3 151 RTRs - - oA :38 to 40 cents a pound. But the pea ere § sep Miss Churclr, and is survived by her Methodist Church and Center Ma= git fi atx ran on » oer HG i-th [og at wo Just Fe FoIf 5d Yas. All night. ~~ Exedy mars ‘ Mexicans -are faying the hooks - Businessmen will hear a dis- Pegsy Bie: Da Tat iss sonic Lodge. He was 72. | Bobbs-Merrill i - Jash balance. 4013813002 ~ 3.737.304.411 )- Alected me AUring" MY WOTking~ “73 Card of i8- Patricia Heder- husband, Bruce Jones, and a sis- ) obbs-M Frill oF on =: Public—edebt— 256.725.552.880 256. 818.801 856 hours, too—I was restless and ard 0 * info Americans for $1 to $2 a cussion of Bri‘ain's foreign trade prleria apn hl iss JOYCE tor, Mrs: Bessie Boyd, Indian-| Burial will be Thursday incentral s np 831, [GOI Teserve .-23,198.027.777 24531511368 nrvois all the time. My nerves ; — * pound. problems tomorrow noon. oSi Marys H le; Miss apotis, ._ Crown Hill following services at Sir¢ omheater S.i | INDIANAPOLIS "CLEARING MOUSE |were so jumpy that the least little SH iriends and dh Denis A. H. Wright, the Brit- Mise “Celine s 110 a.m. in Flanner & Buchanan Cummins Enz ofd an 27% | rari s16.0mm000 a A te “Eyinpathetic 4 AND STEEL is so tight he had ish government 8 Poel : ottal Mrs. Jasper Hazelwood + mortuary. a Camuaiidared ‘nt Pinance 5 ofd’ 3 » A is A, 0 g bu s On sage. Lo Sourtests ext ‘to turn to Antwerp, Belgium, for su p-erintending Evan : Miss Jane Ske Surviving are his wife, Ger- /(COntin-Car-Na:var iL IT or G ‘was just beside myself in know- our. matter 3 sit. Picked up a little copper thepe, trade consul in { A gE 2 County Hospital Servicesfor Mrs. Willie Haze} trude; a daughter, Mrs. Eldamerle | Dita, Eiee om Sotd .,... ot oc Tuc rain Prices ing Wratito dn. Then. heard now " Ard With «& too. Chicago; will ad- is va Jean Allens Mixs| 00d. - Who died Sunday In Stic rr: two sisters, Mrs. Grace Eouitable Securities com 3... 33 No 7 ex ; te other folks that were nervous and Fr Herigan J ! orma Webb, Miss > ’ ' . Family Py x 0 | No 2 truck wheat jr. si ds iy hunch that the, short dress a 1011 Err Hi Yineencs Hospital will be bel at Caines and Sis. Clara Norton, EASE HOE ¢ od 1 ww | FSS tay ages ‘we think 3 are coming, ‘are al- luricheon ‘of the Bae Richer, fit:iSide. Church of yd N all of Indianapolis; a brother. Hamilton MICE vom { No 2 white corn. §1.51 sing . decided to try HAD- em : ready here. Indianapolis Miss Thelma Claddock wt” J azine sae” 3 ure 3 o . Rustene, John, Los Angeles, and a grand. Ho eves x A pid n fle dyellow corn M48. ACO Nor. 4 Biter 30 bottles of ORAP=T am Chamber of ament hha argaret Moe and Miss n Floral Par ? : {Hook Drug Co A OL. I feel fine; in fact, I : and employes INo Glare, No Hoot Soper of |Jacquelin Rudat. A Born in Kentucky, Mrs. Hazel daughter. oo ie 1nd aso Te 3 oid or | KEYSTONE (think so much of HADACOL 1 pressions of 2 who does the tho Indiar 1 “wood ved here years. She Tal0ygas & Water com...... 203 231, AMERICA'S FINEST would walk 5 miles for a bottle ~ lovely floral e Hialking for General Motors A rane Phone Union Ends was a member of West Side Anderson Group Asks fag Teieptafe 43.70" ora “iS - {of HADACOL—I'm not exagger- Rie of = phoned today and wondered Church. : d iia «28% ating. Why, the wav I : 2 R Iw ere I'd been for the past six I ne Indiunsp- ’ ‘Picketing Here Surviving are her husband. Jas: Lower Electric Rates [Rabie A fii” Beat y Co Eel no SCREENS ot {the peta 1 have A ena : rn § onthe. ight 1 Cigt. Mr. Wright There'll’ be. no’ more picketing oo he Jol Jasper HET three More. than 30 Anderson home lndpis Water ‘co 2% pia ora ““| KEYSTONE ALLOYS OF INDIANA The best thing is that my nerves ther ind, Tu : en rig here but my » Ww iy MF g . 4 ) P Pi daugnters, Mrs. Gertrude Harlan, owners today demanded that the emerson Nationa) Lif Nd 8A PACTURY are calm as they can be. TI just ; trouble was I hadn't been looking a, the a government in of tele: he ne siding 8. — - Mrs. Sally Ward and Mrs. Mary Indiana State Public Service Kinean Go com ; it Ko r. eer ma 5 [can’t praise HADACOL enough.” Xoe JL { very closely at Buicks. 2P0i18. by €stern HIECITIC Brinsley. all of Indianapolis; a Commission reduce ' Anderson's Lipcoln ‘Nai Life Tepe #1, A RTE BI Thousands Have Been Helped thanks to our : London, Roumania, Turkey and strikers unless the CWA-CIO , {t*Lynch Cor 13% tr — — - ¢ . Helpe ” for their exp . % 8 . . 'Yugoslavia “efore going to Chi- te ok baig sister, Mrs. Mary Phillips; and a municipal electric light and | Marmon, Herrington com |... "5 ‘by HADACOL whose systems . helpful courtes . YESTERDAY T announced that aD Hom 8 Bt wail . 0 YisR 5 ng h ujed Into prothers Sam Gaston,” both of power rates. Mastic ots Sin avy 2” i As Advertised in Te Put #d (jacked Vitamins B!, B?, Iron. and otferings and i Libbey-Owens-Ford had a new or contempt, Junction Citys Ky. * {+ In a petition filed this morning Nat Hom es | Better Homes Gardens _ Niacin. T ¢ and grandmot Kin | okesttian 5 » nes old aves 100 | = Niacin. The HADACOL formula . . ! windshied glass which was bluish- Son trade ia the Midwest. re aid that so. an 3 K the {the home owners said the city'siy Cri ey aoe 100. 103 is so effective for stomach dis. With equa 3 ade desper toward Greenfield Unili ipion aid that so far as he koex Sam Whitridge Dies; ~~ eisetrie ight ‘and ‘power rates 5 Fad EM" Hf tress, cortain nervous disorders, Fn ne | the top. reeniie I ity ICketmg Busing the o P Fi Sal /were “too high. {Progress Laundry com |... 20% {Insomnia due to fipset stomach, Mothers Soci 3 "And Bob sald the glass had Gets Purchase OK pi g ) £ current Faper rirm salesman Anderson's Mayor G. Lester Pub Serv of Ind Som. Veo 253, |nagging aches and pains, and a - ers anding been optional ($45) equipment for Vestern Electric wage contro- gam Whitridge, a salesman McDonald was quoted by one of wore Sent Foard dia «oon. Site /general run-down condition rendered. s Bulek’s since last spring. It was WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (UP) VeI%V Indiana Beil Telephone with the Crescent Paper Co. for the petitioners as being against] iSehwitser-Cumming. pra’ Ll. IT when these troubles are caused : developed for those glass bubbles. —~The Federal Power Commission The Indiana hone Co. 53 vears, died today in his home, the reduction in rates. . The peti- 8s Ind G & E pid viat10 by such deficiencies. 4 In Memo {called astrodomes on top of has granted temporary authoriza- {8G UI€ BEIL ARS A UIE On 8 340 E. Maple Road. He was 76. tion was filed by an organization ke yh ae om il | Give HADACOL A Chance ce MCINTIRE Je GM's Train of Tomorrow. tion for Greenfield Gas. Co, Inc. SIMA sult Is expected today in ‘A jifelong resident of Indian. called Property Owners, Inc. - |fanner & fw Sad Ha avins 3 .'. . to help you, as it has helped of my mon ra Seth Bend. Me alleabie ) 9% p . gears ago. NOV wd lo ireenfield, Ind., to acquire gas 2 Sbckotnan t6F the union said apolis, - Mr, Whitridge was. Er — red “Suis Soon wow [thousands of others if you suf- years aso. God's IT NOT ONLY keeps out glare UHlity properties from Indiana, = JPPXIARAR THO what wows member of Northwood Christian U, q Funds Granted Union Tile bare 9 : —Y | fer such deficiencies. Remember, DAUGHTER, ) “and eliminates sun visors but it! (Gas & Water Co., Inc. of Indian- ould: be taken bot Was. waitl Church, Scottish Rite, Sahara For C R h [Allen & Steen ta ph WATCH REPAIRING there is no substitute for HAD- Kall cl nll keeps out 20 per cent of the heat. polis. : “orders from New York ing Grotto, and the Oriental Lodge. FOr Cancer Kesearc American fatn by EXPERTS {ACOL. Always insist on the gen- 5 Florists-A I could have used some of that, NSAring on, the case is sched- | 8 from Ne Burial will be in Crown Hill WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (UP)| tesville Tels : luine HADACOL. .No risk in-: Semi m— glass. when’ te’ called me. It's iuled Nov. 28 at. Indianapolis. . - 500,000" ISRAELI VOTE following services in Flanner & —The U. 8. Public Health Service! nn At Miller's Modest Prices! lvolved. Buy A bottle of HADA- . FUNER k Facilities to be. acquired now ’ Buchanan mofrtuary. The time has announced federal grants of oimela Cun 3-3 i 3 COL, either the trial size, $1.25, far OF ash 10 keep cool when you find are used f 1 . TEL AVIV. Istael. N | | ing Tel oe 8 ERVICE ! size, $1.25, 1 W. Wash you're. - ‘months late. or natural gas service » lsrael, Nov. . 14 has not been arranged. . ¢ $620,603 to support cancer Te-! Faults aie Securities 8a 60 .. ’ J, Quick Ss or. the large family or hospital nA —— lin Fortville, Ingalls, McCords- (UP) — About 500.000 Israelis. Surviving are his wife, Grace; search in 42 hos itals and uni- FEBS "a sive. $3.5 1 ° 8 Funeral 8 P Ant Color $n 84 ize,! $3.50. and If HADACOL : ———— ville and Mohawk. all in Indiana. more than half of whom had a daughter, Mrs. Joe Plotisha: versities. BE t Public oan *Miller Jes welny Co. doesn't help you, you get your =. - BER el 3a money back. If you druggist does =

: ‘Greenfield will pay $45.000 for the never voted in, this country. two_sons, Irvin and Donald, all ~The total ttichudes funds for 15, oT surprise be Ele which Indiana ' Gas trooped to the polls today for of Indianapolis; a brother, Clar- new projects, and the remainder’ thack, or opotng to acquire Israel's first municipal- elections. ence, Portersville, Cal, two grand- will RIL Cots imnue to finance research oi

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at 1% : avs Bs seen % ‘not have HADACOL, order it diSu :; 1 1 HS Shele ce |f rect from The LeBlanc CorporaCl alt RE ‘ JAR LEI a ‘tion; Lafuyette, Louisiana : oe nal 4.07 : T aad N— pe i, Copyrigie- 10a, ™ tin Corvoration