Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1950 — Page 18

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HAROLD H. HARTLEY Times Business Editor

forse about “Soaking the rich.”

the rich so-and-so’s who had all the dough.

Price of Hogs

- TIVE HEARD A LOT of politicians yelp themselves

f +: And that pleased the millions of little fellows, the hour-| Fairly Active ly and weekly wage earners, and they voted to a man against| 108 trade was moderately|

0ff 30 Cents; Trade Gains

Bulls Are Steady; Sheep Market

active today at the Indianapolis

Stockyards with choice No. 1 and! The politicians still talk that way. But the story doesn’t No. 2 light and medium weight

hold water. And after Nov. 7, It doesn’t seem to be holding 2 votes either. They’ re a iairly big business.

fu 2 ilfon made last year.

Co. They're in neat little columns. does here,

income taxes from $1000 a year grown-ups’ phone. to $400,000 a year, and the per] get of increase all along the line 100,000 Cadillacs 2 rn | has been a prosperous year;

{general manager. ER'S taxes ($1000) are being in: in. BENE ereased 20.45 per cent betweer | Cadillac just rolled its 100, 000th 49 and "51. {1950 model off the assembly line. “Let's hop along to the $100,000 And, says Cadillac, that ex- , = ceeded by 8 per cent the entire & year man. His taxes will go up production of the total only 13.73 per cent. The that months production of the 1949 way-up fellow knocking out $400,-

model, and is 23 per cent against! 000 a year gets a tax increase of only 12.61 per cent. the same 11 months last year.

There it js. The soak-the- rich, i whet you hs inking

politicians are Soaking the little [G0 ac started its 1949 model! guy for a 20.48 per cent tax in- early in Decemb tf 1048. crease, while the big guy gets off | ry oe I per 9 and with 12 or 13 per cent. at's where e extra month 5 =» {came in. I HOPE SOME WAGE earners Not Retired read this, carry it in their pock-| pve NEWER HAD thi = ets. And the next time they hear|,re before. giving AD ue Pleas a candidate braying for an of- pack. . See, hey wave it under his nose,| qt Friday, » and what a»: “Listen, buddie, explain this.” |day, I had a lit‘Then watch his face turn red, {jo plece about then white, then blue, { Western Elec- > tric’'s Walter E. Hablo Espanol PA ee BRISK, FRIENDLY Dr. Foster from the brand W. Montgomery, the surgeon, is new plant after down in Lima, Peru. He flew last 35 years. of servweek to make a speech to the|ices. Inter-American College of Sur-| Came a phone geons. call, more pleasDr. Montgomery could make alant than it Mr. Hubbarg “#péech almost anywhere, but mak-|should have been, telling -me that | ing one in Spanish is a little dif-|Mr. Hubbard, chief of the ma-| ferent, and he knew it. So he chine maintenance and repair dewrote it in Englsh. partment, had been with the com-| 7 pany 35 years all right, but he|

a 5 wasn't even looking at the ru "THEN HE TRANSLATED it; pas-| fnto Spanish. Then he went over the speech several times, put it | on a wire recorder and listened INDEED, HE » ASSED his 35th to it. And by the time he made year in a breeze, and will go on| it. the speech was butter smooth. helping the big plant out at 2525 | SE adeland Ave. get into its steel If all Americans, North and harness to pull the teleph iN South, took that much trouble to p Phone pro- | make themselves understood. Suction load for the entire Bell there’d never be any friction be- ystem

| So I'm giving myself a-crack| DE rSments of the West-| "ihe knuckles, but first I'm

Playing Safe

ROGER KAHN over at the Na-| tional Furniture Store tells me Tuned In people got more excited about Regulation W than perhaps they should have.

I'm told he wears a hearing aid/_

some people thought there would qoesn’t need be no credti after Sept. 18. {probably you or I. One customer came in to buy a $429 combination television set,

lot of counters, under a lot of lower than Friday's average.

{ There were more than a half mil- to 50 cents lower; choice No. 1 PVE GOT THE FIGURES in| And the Ideal Novelty and Toy $18; few lots choice mostly No. 1 front of me. They come from a Co, on Long Island, N. Y., the 210 pounds down, $18, 10 to $18.25; certified public accountant, O. C.[same fundamental production|225 to 260 pounds choice mixed Herdrich, of Herdrich, Boggs and techniques as Western Electric No. 1 and 2 and mixed weights,

Let's take the easiest column. They're realistic, too. When the $17 to $17.25; 120 to 160 pounds, It shows the increase in personal] dial spins, the bell rings, just like steady at $15 to $16.50; sows 25 to

{ YE? n the years 1949 and 1951. IF YOU DON'T THINK this| Cattle 1800; calves -500; action

THE BOTTOM WAGE EARN. listen to Don E. Ahrens, Cadillac! {high good and low choice 1075-

Blaze Damages Store

phone trade about Jim Farley.| was a little consequence,

- It ‘was so-loudly heralded, thatinow and then, although he U.S S$ Statement

barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents

Hogs, 13,000; moderately active; barrows and gilts generally 25

and 2 170 to 225 pounds, $17.75 to

$17.25 to $17. 75; 260 to 300 pounds,

50. cents lower; good and choice 300 to 550 pounds, $15.50 to [$16.25; few choice lights, $16.50.

dependable, steers fully steady;

steers $32; high mediury to good 950 to 1150 pounds $30.50! {to $31.50; small lots medium! shortfeds $26 to $29.50; medium

{to good heifers and mixed ¥ 13/yearlings $29 to $30; cows more

factive; strong to 25 cents higher; 8ood beef cows $22 to $22.50; common and medium $18 to $21.50;

Little Man Looks at Favorite Birds

canners and cutters $15 to $18.25. Bulls steady; medium and good | sausage bulls $22.50 to $25. | Vealers active, . fully steady;! {good and choice $33 to $35: com-!

‘mon and medium $23 to $31. | | Sheep 1500; fairly active, na-| tive lambs fully steady; good and! choice, $29 to $30; weights over 100 pounds down to $28; common jand medium $23 to $28; western ‘lambs and yearlings steady; load|_! |good and choice 95-1b. fed western| {lambs No. 1 pelts $28; load good! to choice 108-1b. yearlings $25.25:

Police termed this ‘the case of the cautious drunk.” Patrick McNulty, 56, of

Hot- Foot Work |

814 N. Oxford St. was ready to fight—meets here today. WOODBURY, N. J, Nov. 20 wife. She has just placed a small

found in the gutter in the

400 block of E. Ohio St. [had quit the AFL, was CIO president,

late last night. Police said |

to $15. © ewes NY - at $9 After '50 Rebuff ot Polls

Little Bernie Burch, 3, of 3314 S, East St., is looking over a lot of big Thorsday dinners. Next

MONDAY, NOV. 20, 1950 Futures at Stake—

You Are the Judge; 13 Boys Are in Trouble;

What Would You Do?

Youths Face Sentence for Snatching

Purse and Injuring a Woman By BOB BOURNE You are a criminal court judge. : Three, boys, with their families, stand before your bench. You hold the keys to their lives in the words you are about to say. What will you say? This is the story. On a dark night, a woman alighted from a bus near her home, As she walked, a car with four youths drew ‘alongside. your ages, but there is a limit, A boy jumped from the back You were in trouble at age 15, seat of the car. In his hand was and were punished, but the vaca club. He struck the woman on cination didn’t take. the head, then pulled‘on her arm.| “You all stand here and ask Her purse fell to the ground. {for mercy. Did you give this She screamed. The boy grabbed | {woman mercy when she began to

the purse, leaped into the car and scream?’ ent ITE was gone. | Again the room was silen o

[young mother broke out in tears, Could Get Life |The parents of the brothers hid

That was Dec. 6, 1949. Three their faces from the eyes of the days later, police had arrested spectators the boys. The charge was injury, “Because of the extenuating in the commission of “a ‘felony./circumstances, I'm going to take [The sentence could be life. this case under advisement until ~The woman was taken to a Dec. 6. Everyone be back at that hospital. An operation on her time.” Judge Rabb said. arm was necessary, doctors said.! You are the judge. The problem The bills began mounting. Her is clear. A decision the wrong coat was ruined. She lust time|way Tould turn three boys down! from her job. And although there the road of crime. But the right was no money in her purloined decision would make three good purse, she was now out some citizens. $500. | You are the Jags, What would

_Confronted by’ the woman. the you do? ‘boys admitted snatching the ——

purse. The charge was changed to grand larceny. A year passed Dog Tested for ; Rabies

land the boys were in court. The |n Maywood Area Drive charge was changed to petit larceny. The penalty is anything up| : to five years in prison. The plea Maywood area, where eight anise

is guilty. ‘mals were shot in a county drive

A dog used by a hunter in the

Three of the boys are before, rabies, may have died of the

the bench. The fourth is on ac-|

to Christmas and | Santa Claus, he likes Thanksgiving turkeys. tive duty with the Navy. His [disease county heath officials ine

dicated today.

Two Are Brothers latter contact with other dogs in

CIO Tends to Tone Down Food Spurned Fe Is postroned. | The dog, which died shortly

Two of the lads are brothers./the infected area, has been taken They stand to one side of theito state laboratories for examina-

room with their parents, re-tjon:

. . B Mass K [spectable people. They tell about! Ropert Murr sounty jailer, Chicago Convention Shows AFL Rival y ler t i

two older brothers, who are good! said citizens, and a younger sister,

the campaign against disease-ridden animals has been

Has Lost Lots of Its Early Militancy | Shows No Remorse

By FRED W. PERKINS, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer { : : : CHICAGO, Nov. 20—A different C10 Jest uproarious Lot sun| IN Slaying of Five

At its first convention in Pittsburgh in 1938 John L. Lewis; who (UP)—Mass killer Ernest Ingen- baby in the arms of its grand- NEHRU WARNS REDS

‘mother, and taken her. place beHe had gathered under his banner an aggressive group of to, 26, began the third day of 2 side her husband.

he was too intoxicated to |unionists. Two years later, he conferred his mantle upon Philip hunger strike today, showing re-

who will surely suffer for the

slowed by lack of sufficient pers

crimes of the boys: sonnel and that only routine calls The third boy stands beside ws were being answered.

NEW DELHI, India, Nov. 20 “What shoald. I do. boys?” (UP) —Indian Prime Minister Ja-

give his name and address, Murray. Soon thereafter he pulled ThE car Fas Ocor morse for only one of the five Judge ‘Saul I. Rabb asks. h th Nenaral Refry oo us but a search revealed $162 7 3. Is year's session has been slayings he committed on a wild “It's not fair to punis e 2 SH Eh out his United Mine Workers advised by the congressional elec- p ig babies, one back there and one Ot allow anyone” to cross its

“He must have known f

his capacities and prepared |different from the convention last

McNulty was to face charges today for being drunk.

eb ———

The gathering today even 100kS tions two weeks ago.

The CIO Political Action Com- five members of his estranged

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liam. Molineaux said only the

and suffered its most conspicuous death of Ingenito’s father-in- law,

An exploding kerosene stove in

tipping my Hat to the mutual/the Davis Cleaners branch at {loyalties which keep any man and|2614 Madison Ave. early today

{ment expenses and receipts for the current And someone asked him why. |e year through Nov.- 16 Compared ESS Tete b pt it. & Year aso

American States com 98 political activity. But leaders said yesterday.

The sullen appliance salesman Yet unborn, Greatest Rebuff has lived on cigarets and coffee their father, for the worst,” a policeman year: in Cleveland. The Com- since his blazing guns wiped out sobbed. remarked. *- |munists and their fellow travelers, | who provided an atmosphere all Mittee, their own, are now expelled and tional politics on the labor front, others.

discredited. made its greatest effort this year,

for the wrongs of! [frontier from Tibet, where Chie " the young mother, nese Communist forces are now,

She was crying openly now. BRITISH COMPOSER DIES

which pioneered. in na- wife’s family and wounded four The room was silent for nearly a LONDON, Nov. 20 (UP)—Coms ° minute, and finally Judge Rabb poser Thomas Wood, 57, died yese Gloucester County Warden Wil- broke the stillness. terday at his home in Bures,

. “Vaccination Didn't Take’ Essex. His best ‘known compoe “I go a long way for first of- sitions include “Forty Singing

defeat. Michael Mazzoli, 51," seemed to fenders, I have a boy just about Seamen” and “Master Mariners."

—Nov. 20 | There is much talk among the sfiect the twice-married youth. STUUKS m0 askes delegates about reshaping of CIO, “Ha was a nice guy,” Ingenito

a company together 35 years, (resulted fn an unestimated American States ofa “11 14% hope to prevent public debate on | Jamount of damage from smoke L's" Ate S55 iiugd MRP RIE PE CE de] Cigarettes and Coffee SILVER 100 NEW LOCATION 5 . | . v | : jand water. Firemen said the jel fi Sut yrds com Mu, {cisions ‘months hence. - { Warden Molineaux said In- RHopium ‘| OUR. THEY TELL ONE in the ear blaze, extinguished in 15 minutes, Bobbi ofd nl ? | Mr. Murray's report says little genito refused to touch food, z BRASS a0 [Cota Sova Li Sen 58% about politics. It is also vague “All he’ wants to dois smoke'l" A : oe Wil {Som Loa Eng td {about the numerical strength. of and drink-eceffee-he- won't eat-a'} RE a NEW N01 11 Cumm ng an 30 [the CIO. The general estimate thing.” the warden said. “He's a CADM it any more than|—— —__[Commidhed Finance § bid 4 13 Is now between three and four gine. though. He gets plent COPPER-NICKEL WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. (UP)—Govern. |< ontin-Car-Na- a 1 million. per, gh. > 8els plenty CHROME

of sleep.”

Ingenito. was examined by two

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WITH CHRISTMAS coming on , you'll see those toy telephones on

fi¢ on Highway 61 for nearly two proaching cars.

ia deputy sheriff and another bul- a {let into the sheriff’s car where

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NATCHEZ, Miss., Nov. 20 (UP)—A 14-year-old girl wounded: ho Sor (her uncle, terrorized the tiny village of Stanton, and blocked traf- ‘Bub Se

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The girl, identified as Ollie Mae Byrnes, was finally talked into st

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