Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1950 — Page 20
bout People—
FL HAROLD H. HARTLEY First Thought Times Business Editor Of Rail Victim
MANUFACTURERS who use aluminum are in a dither. They face a 35 per cent cut in employment after Jan. 1,
‘Boy, 7, Conquers
and layoffs of scarce skilled workers. Tough Subject, Risks Aluminum users can’t operate on a 65 per cent volume Life to Show Grade and still break even. And they can't hold workers on a Second-grader John Corrado
. of ‘Boston, Mass. always had 65 per cent working schedule. trouble with spelling. «Canada has been trying to — in ~~ But the 7-year-old boy worked
a : AND THAT ( OST the insur- hard at ft and his study paid off. sell us aluminum. The deal ance ‘companies §29,5671,000 in When he left school yesterday he ‘which has been twice offered, benefit payments compared with proudly carried in his hand his
once in August, and again last $27,112,000 in the first nine first- 100 per cent spelling exam-
week, was that our government Months last year. ination paper. would take 200° million pounds of . The one figure the Ins stitute of He ran the few blocks toward Canadian aluminum in the next Life Insurance left out was what his home, but as he passed a rail-
three vears. they took im And I'll lay a sugar road ‘track a wind blew the pa-!’ 4 ’ : cgokie that it was at least twice per from his hands and flutfered : Who H Get Hurt? : the $29 million. it over a fence onto the tracks MANUFACTURERS who use And if I'm wrong. I hear from Johnny chased it, and as he bent
Shaminum in Indianapolis. and them. . to pick It up, a slow-moving here are plenty~had an inkling i : freight hit him. -.that aluminum unions had turned Dairy Worries thumbs down on the importi ing of, THE DAIRY MEN-who produce gq police picked him up. “I want Canadian aluminum. . he milk for backporch delivery tq show it to mother.” He was in That was believed to be the have Pledg ged their help to defense. critica} spndition today. first no. The second came from UE, tiey want othe r Finks, Vo . aluminum makers who felt we like Be a 8 fons Not Like Dogpatch might be stuck with the Cana- about detouring the income - tax! Dorothy Shay, the Park Avenue dian aluminum, if peace came mice in the political gravy boat. , . and we couldn't use all of our — % 4 ’ 4 own. i THEY SPEAK of the “surplus It looks pretty rough in our food-~ disposal log-jam.” That television plants, Marcon-Herr; ng- sounds as if they’d got more milk’ ton, P. R. Mallory & Co., the than they can sell. And I guess Western Electric plant, the Perfit that's true. They powder it for. Mfg. Co., the Basca Mig. Co., and the government. and turn‘it into _ plenty of others. the canned milk -factories, if it ‘No Cutback in Canadg “7! Grade A.
, Then they took a swip t subWHY DIDN'T WE buy that sidies. Theyswear they ant to Canadian aluminum’ There was get out from under the Treasury only one place to find out and that finger, £0 they can pay their own was to ask the man who turned way. And that sounds good.
Mae, said sh wants to get married but she's 30 successful she scares off young Romeos, She added.
this was. okay since she'd prefer a. man over 40 The night
it down. : singer who ad-i I phoned Earl Richiert in the AND THEY'RE A LITTLE un- M!t5 to. 20-odd " years comment. Scripps-Howard Bureau in Wash- happy about milk - substitutes ©4 that in the hills they give up ington and Earl had the answer (such as Mil-not). hope at 18. and she was “w-a-a-y right out of the feed box. In fact, So they want to help win the Past.” he ‘had just been to an aluminum war, if there is a war. but they'd conference where the National like a few other things, too, Tail-Wagging Welcome Froduction Authority chief had Sweet and Sour Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Cude
. : . a 4 have filed a law suit in Seattl IU iD e, NPA Administrator Harrison , IN PUSTRY PRODUCED Wash, to retrieve the $66 they
had made it plain; that while PUMPer crop of profit apples this say it cost them when a large re- |
Canada {Isn't cutting back the Y¢2T use of civilian use 5 DAR he The buck harvest from men and 'T€Ver Owned by E. W. Sherbunne
: materials will be up about 16 per Folled in mud, jumped into the A Thro to sell now. cent, provided their - figures Det Cude’s parked car, soiled the up-Three-Year Deal right down in the U. S. Depart- holstery and leaped out, scratchTHE DEAL WAS to get the ment of Commerce. ing fenders, door panel and (UP)—Seven explosions rocked a United States to go on the dotted That's the sugar. Now comes chrome trim. i line for 200 million pounds in the the vinegar, $4 billion in extra juring next three years. And with that taxes dating. pack 1 July 1. A Slip of the Tye
much of an order, the Cahadians 5 could build enough plant faciiit. BUT IF ANY wage earner yells Charles Cohen. 45, ‘was doing
ies to produce it. “goody” at seeing his boss get 2 T&T in his impersonation of mor
a blind ma ) i Mr. Harrison reasoned that if Stuck, he'll be playing the wrong vesterday on Oo on SaZ0 streets rin { ) made one slip.
we are going to pay the Canadians, tune. He stooped to bulld aluminum plants, we Corporate taxes hurt the work- , — might as well pay our iy people, er, too. When taxes go up, they build them in the U. S. (decrease the ability of a company ‘to pay more wages.
to pick up a likelylooking cigaret butt. ‘A policeman spotted the slip and took hi court. where he was fined $50.
But it won't stop the unemployment amon aluminum ser which will a after the Son what? ho Rietioned off an Babs}, of the year. i It doesn't make much differ-
That will hurt, plenty. And ®Pce. Aluminum is used in prac-
car in Davenport, Wash.
Jerry Canfield, out at the Basca tically everything made of metal. ‘price. 530. he : still blazing. tte said there was
“absolutely no more danger” of it Spreading to the distilleries.
Mfg. Co., tells me some of th- But just to make sure that the
aluminum users will go right ackdown clicks, the next three of business. on cutbacks will hit. copper, nickel Smith to Appoint, Not Rews, but the uth el pring in steel D uti as I find it. ea ial H ! |substitute. But that won't last ep es on Merit pitalize. Soc our long. Steel's already-—a gray A “merit system” program for pit — YOU SEE IN THE newspapers market item, and that means appointment of deputy sheriffs everyday that there'll be a ‘social controls. was launched today by Sheriff- Romance Rumors | hour” ‘before the dinner. I'll say it this way, Anything Elect Dan W. Smith ‘who will “In most Instances it's the nice made of metal will be on the take office Jan. 1. Flying Again on
way of saying, “The bar's open short list long before the last. Headquarters for receiving ap-
boys, come and get it.” ‘snows of winter melt. {plications for 63 appointments Margaret Truman J
They're pretty elaborate some- 36 was opened in the Clay pool Hotel —
- times, fancy seafoods, french ‘Amvets t | | Sheriff-Elect Smith, Republican, fried shrimp, oysters baked in the 9 Record vi
“social 2 z al ou is Sor S¥astioted blood type of every American in SiS’ friendly, and speak to they've never seen before as they were lifelong friends. By the time they sit down to dinner, the room's a-buzz, everybody interested in everybody else, all talking at once.
[The project will be directed by| He said all deputies will be’uni-
former Marme Corps comman- based upon State Police stand--formal Ind Gas & W 30 2 publicity director of a be they're not all like that. dan : ‘ards. __inever fefore has one of her dates SI htt 67 520 pid 10° : NACA! s Indianapolis ¢hapte¥ lowed too much. water and died. t most of them are, Fre been mires rigie— a [turned up for Jetlerson Es, “ue com Hs 3 said today. The information will It wore no collar and was s ingan, & Co com "a 3 be—helpful in measuring relative : wl thought “you'd like to know) Ban of Realistic - Toy Huge New Toker *caston Nana Cop oe. El we Ble different. products’ 2 —— en you see there's going to be ‘Lynch Corp TF iets 13 i | JAMES STEWART ILL e Herrington. com ad 21, Sales territories, Mr. Pollard < a So doeial hour” just what hap-. ours le Proposed Launched Jo Rast rs 18, including the Trumans. § TS agorpeton som an 4 wo ee England, ‘Nov . OTTAWA; Ontario,. Nov. 15 AMDEY, N.d5=2voy. 15 (UP) tary of State and=Mrs. a ; (UP)—Movie.aector James : The P # : (UP)—The federal government ~The 30.000-ton ‘super tanker §. Sor I oo Boron i . Audubon Group Honors nes iy fee ayo : lwas urged today .to ban tive sale S. Atlantic Navigator slid a pe wy IT 8 rn 0 ®& wondon nis
MORE OE are dying in of realistic-looking -toy pistols to te ways of the New Yori ShipIndiana, and it's costing the in- stop future robbers from bluffing bufiding Corp. yards here yester-
"~ surance companies ‘more—money. their way through..read: holdups. day : ne Mr. Those thick - speciacled fellows Magistrate Jo y Sudye made - The 600:foot vessel was—ehris- friend who live in the world of vital sta- the— récommendation yesterday tened by “Mrs. Braxton 0. Bur-
tistics—they’ re called actuaries—igafter Gerald Armstrong. 20.bage Nori olk, Va. sister of reported that ip the first. nine pleaded guilty to attempting to chief mate svhom won
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1950 at Franklin Colshe will be a contender for the national title in i ! e 11 1 it Miss Shay ED pH all-sxpense void rip 16 New York City and a screen test with M-G.-M studios.
] Blasts Rock Gulf Oil Refinery
Firemen Fight Texas win back her soul.”
Blaze Five Hours PORT ARTHUR,
¢ the most’ popular,” or lus answered.
the refinery distilleries. “If those distilleries had blown m 10 we would have had a blast that would: have
THAT'S THE WAY I got it. Next inline Middleman’s Profit mont,
. ' ‘ ~ Lincoln County Sheriff Frank Gulf spok esman said. AFTER THE ALUMINUM cut, Cc , He announced that the fire was saudience stodd for a minute o
silent prayer for the late Mayor
to get th 9 that it was extinguished except Rg e $29.98 costs due on the . * p Al Feeney.
vehicle. He made a profit. Auction fOr one oil storage tank that was
Communism Waning As Political Peril,
Father Andrew Says co
By FRED FRIES
Communism is no longer a se-| irious political threat in Western | Europe, the Rev. Fr. Agnellus| |Andrew, OFM, London, told a Te Deum Forum audience of 1000 ‘persons in Murat Temple last! night. » | “Berlin and Korea have ‘proved, ithat America stands behind these ‘nations and the Western countries have swept Christian, democratic {governments into office,” the {speaker asserted. There is no doubt, Fr. Agnellus |said, that only American aid and show of force have kept Stalin from gobbling up all of Western Europe and Asia as well,
Look to 1. 8S,
“The next two, three, five or» 10 years may well decide the fate .,jof the world for centuries to | come, “the British priest declared. “Western Europe looks to the [United States, not only for maiterial aid, but also for moral leadership.”
While not .discounting the pos-
sibility of avoiding war with Russia, Father Agnellus pointed out that Stalin's blueprint is laid out in Communist writings, just as Hitler's plan was in ‘Mein =
“The Soviet nation has the ad
vantage of being the aggressor, the lecturer stated. can keep us on the run. Our only hope ig to pursue her relentlessly for a ‘ wherever she may rear her head.’
Cites Recovery The speaker, who has traveled
——...Widely in Europe in recent Gary months, said the political mate- 22 rial recovery in Western nations has been. truly remarkable.
“The religious revival is most
rencouraging,” he said, “because {I believe that in order to win the |battle. against - communism the Western world must, first of all,
During ‘the open forum, some-
one asked the speaker whether it 15 was true that, despite the Marshall (Plan, the United States is .. “not well-liked by Europeans in
i ; as general. 200 feet into the fog-
LtWo yea rs.’
At the end of the lecture, the
firemen suffered minor cuts and! ruises but only three were hos-|
Bobbs-Merrill co . 15 ! Bobbs-Merrill Bid. 2% i Central Soya ve
1 WASHINGTON, ‘Nov. Ce { |‘ who-will succeed Sheriff Cunning-'—Margaret Truman ht the ro- € shells In drippy yum-yum sauce. ‘Blood Type of U. 5. | ham, Democrat, sald the bing mance rumors flying again today You always sat Joo many. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 15 (UP) ions wil be’ processed like those after \.l—~Amvets will start 5 or the Indiana State Police, turned up at a Blair House dins THEN OTHER “TIMES the drive next. month ro $5 Sion], ‘strictly on a merit system ba- ner for Mme. Perle Mesta, Marvin Braverman, he event of atomic attack or He said no appointinents “Would ington people, 4:co stor. : be made unless applicants meas- Margaret for several years, National Commander Harold ured up—te- proper qualifications among the guests when President | {Russell said.it will be the * ‘biggest regardless of their political affil-'and Mrs. dog-tagging program in history.’ '[lations, 11. 8 Minister 19 Laxembonrs
> ummins Eng oid .. 2 Cummins Eng com 24 Consolidated Finance 8 fd’ wo Wh iContin-Car-Na-Va 3 Delta Elec com 7 1 Eastern ind [ele b pid 9 Equitable Securities com ‘amily Finance com . amity nance 25oid .
Hamilton Fafa co Yom xen Her(l- Jones ey A pid Home 1 1 o% pig Hook Dritg_ Co com Truman entertained the)ind-.
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Ir Ind’ Mich. Elec 4% pia J ine fel epi 3 ne 45-10 pid y t*Indpis & com 2 {Gen: Alexander A. Vandegrift, formed and given special training fram ‘her concert tour to attend
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a she Pe fers ; a drawing nas _Fionihs of “this -vear 29.172 cal-.fob_a cigar sfore with a pear] among officers of the AEnUC gan
Local Truck Grain Prices
n No. 2 I rs . $2.60. No. J oats C No. 2 white corn, $1.52 No. 2 yellow corn, $1 4
‘Local Stocks and Bonds -
[Ayrshire Soilietes com «14 14:3 sion, for tips on how to create a failed. Sih ¥ crime commission.
—Nov. 1 STUCK Bio sea taCt Rev. {American Siales cows vous 84 American ‘States ofd vous 34 Belt RR x Bk rds pid 63 i6 Belt RR Stk Yrds oom 34.
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PARTLY CLOUDY AND. B® CLOUDY AREAS
'{oiifg here today an nd vowed hes
mission: modeled
{gambling flourished “Great nations. are not always shops, clubrooms of the American res Father Agnel-y ion Veterans of Foreign “But you can rest wars Moose and Elks, and a lot “assured that respect and admira- ,¢ downtown business places. J "tion for the United States have grown tremendously in the past discharge from the force wher urged enforcement’ Father Agnellus was introduced i laws and emba _:by Fred Schoettle, vice president “lof the Indianapolis chapter of Té Deum International.
loins. y rassed SRTIEnLS
some of the businessmen,’ Rev. Mr. Appleton charged. He said Mr. Fish deserved much from a € dit for Chief of Police Wal- They ‘didn't want to wait while ter LaHayne's declaration of war a canteen of water was Splastied on gambling last Monday. “But I think the punchboards some of the have ‘ just been put counter for the time being and uck wheat. $1.98. Twin appear again, the Rev. Mr. carefully into five equal Bae. “When that hap- - . the ministerial association [Pers help fight them.” The - minister said if gambling -— i reappeared here,
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over ‘their hands
’. Report of Cost Analysis ° water. “Study Is Scheduled
"analysis, = | - marketing policies, ~ ducted by the research staff of and forth ; ‘the National Association of Cost plunging, into, the water when they ? ‘Accountants. A report on the project will be
Indpis P&L ge pid 101 : jseieq early next year, J. R. Pol. pulled from Fall Creek. Indpis Ath Club Realty Co. . 84
along
the Was too late.
Coit Ye John D. Rockefeller Jr.
Audubon Society — 2 night awarded its° Audubon 3 Medal ]
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T.OURECULPALOFF. .COPR IPSOEDW t A WAGNER ALL RIGNTS RESERVED.
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—Storminess in the form of rain and snow flurries will hit many parts of the country today and tomorrow. Snow is forecast in parts of the Great Plains, while rain is due i in the West.
Connersville Due
These Are Nobody’ s Children— . War Orphans Learn to Live
For Gaming Fight In Filth, Hunger and Cold
Ministers Considering Huddle to Keep
A Crime Commission R 8 VILLE, Nov. “As such, she. {; ddd ministers watched
Bodies Warm lv JERRY THORP Scripps-Howard Staff Writer Korea, Nov. 158 pressed together t warmth from each other as as—from the tiny fire they ght it with a crime com- kindled along the Toad at Seoul and Kimpo airfield. Waves of dust from the j secretary laden road floated Connersville - Ministerial flame.. One of the five—a 75 1 of said he thought a city lies clamp-down on gambling would ease, and if it did, her would help organize citizens to
five—coughed
i These were nobody's children, orphaned by war which they had come to accept as a necessary part of the strange half-world in “A few weeks ago, there were'nt which they live. ‘enough pay checks getting home to wives and. children,”
The oldest was a boy. the Rev. have been nine but he Mr. Appleton | said. “Punchboards, yougger. His belly was bloated poker tables: and.
dice games took the
flesh stretched bones of his said He legs. The white sack he wore in barber covered only half his body. t was bare, Hated to Wei One of the two 3 was not so fortunate. There was was orks to cover his waist 1 Which he had wrapped The * girls’ were flimsy,
"argued savagely which’ would be the first ration can of
Efforts to Save ve Dog From Creek Fail
The City of Indianapolis mus-
resources to man of the Gary Crime Cc ommis- drowning dog this morning
. "A police pdtrol ear, a dog pound I think Rev, Spors mah Save truck and a ladder wagon from 14 raced to 'y. at Meridian St. w dog was seen i
William Sherer rec ted placing of -a: ladder cost the bank, and firemen and police ~ improve tried tg réscue the pooch. is being con- eluded ‘their efforts, running back the bank and hinenenn tended by of national cers of i ho Third Order. the forlorn antral was medal wags instituted
The dog had swal-
ing home today for an appendec- - ~The star. who is. making a movie here—will be away from! two w
. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 15, 1950
Today s Weather Fotocast
FOTOLAST" LEGEND; oh SHoweRs
abové
One" or the girls
There was no
hand for more. were gathered to
. Each was wrapped in a rice. bag found in a nearby field. They Weren't There —we find you-place
The children nodded, The smaller girl spoke ‘to the older boy and - pointed to her leg indicating that "S.it pained her. He rubbed it briskly and she smiled her thanks.
younger
laughed as though they strange English
{ men in the jeep drove up the road, searching for blankets, place where five children could find cleanliness and warmth. The Jer did return. But thera to wash filth before the dipped into the other cans. The C-ration candy was children who roam Korea had i into the night.
Taylor Receives Pete Je
received the first -
Third Order of St. ev. Thomas Grassman, O.F.M,,
man of the jay Franciscan affiliService in Rome. c resigned last year,
The medal was conferred at a
sources sto Toh D. Rockefeller Jr | Bockefelléer has confribu-|
Above ference. Fr Jack Rice. The Greyh
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As usu minors asst dition and Some club lyn. Dodgers
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be ‘able to rights. . Selection league club $10,000; Clas $6000;, Class $2500; Class jors rarely « in their sea draft. Eyes The actu done at a | following wl al and An scheduled. to ings. Baseball several big
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football sea: That's wh man told Hink has sé Tim Crawfo But the Bull on the. gro 820 to 1644 Saturday's diana State; show dete ground. ; Hinkle wa the five, si crack -kind. help the cau day. Pem C baek, took tf
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“gained 328° to lead the Weijdekamp, yards, was oO “TA win ove! give the Bu for the can have ‘three: a tile.
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MINNEAI —University were mum for retiring Bierman, bu the latest Brown, coaf
Browns.
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pocket. of naming the Ship's sponsor. me —— = — : ; Se ——— 7] GORDON GRAY RESIGNS r= NEW ISSUE : : : . ’ WASHINGTON, Nov. 1a '(UP lh hE : ; = : President Trtiman announced ; ; $200,000 . Sa today he has accepted formally FEAR WRECK KILLS :
op . the resignation of Gordon Gray : s : ; as his special assistant. - The res"AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY OF BEDFORD, INC. ignation ois submitted Now. 10
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59% Sinking Fund Debentures, 1950 Series
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Paes tome 2, 198 se ovr 1.00 | Trading of Hogs Is Siow Denominations $1000 and $500 And Prices Show Decline
Trade in light and light mixed $21.75; : weight barrows and gilts opened to $18.50; Indiana Intangibles Tax for this year ending September 36, 1931, rather slowly this morning at the on medium 3 > Indianapolis = Stockyards. Prices common were mostly 25 cents in extremes $36 to $37; PRICE 100° AND ACCRUED INTEREST or lower than yesterday's § average. $24 to $34; "YIELDING 5° * | Hogs 9000: rather slow; bar- about rows and gilts mostly 25 to 50 mainly $2 cents lower; good and’ ehoice 170 common;
City Securities Corp. Trustee and Coupon Paying Agent
as been paid by the Company
The offering prospectus states further information and should NF , RY mE be read RE the purchase of these dsbentures oples of to 225 pounds mostly, $17.75 to the prospectus may be obtained from the er 4 isgal matterd have Deen prépated snd appro ved 4 M ry ; Goodrich and Campbell, Ind 1 ounsel far the under loads choice uniform 210 pounds n wrilet, and Messrs ra) ark and Pi Y ford; Indisna, counsel for ihe Com
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; freight car crashed ..into a passenger train { Mr. Gray; former secretary of the a ] Army, is president of the Univer- here, 1a feared 21 persons were Killed. ~
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