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- you VE HEARD of a steak that would “melt in your, mouth. I finally found one. It does just that. = It's flaked, not chipped or chopped. And it comes

frozen, It's so tender that if you

drop one in a pan of water it

actually thaws apart. Babies can eat it, almost n no ) chewing,

“Jt’s the new Grand Duch-!

ess steak, a patented package put out by

Wetzel. I saw George Stark and

Irwin Wetzel last night, had dinner. with them, that's how 1 krow.

. - = & ‘THE STEAKS COME five to a package to serve a family of five. And they were invented by a guy who was having trouble with his teeth, couldn't chew well. And he wasn't a butcher. He was a machinist over in Akron, O, and he decided to do something with a frozen steak to make it" slide down like butter after three minutes on the fire. If there ever was a team, Stark & Wetzel. type, the sausage maker who knows the trade, the production man.

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= 2 yo THEN GEORGE to me 1s the wonder boy of the packing business, ran a zero into a $20 million a year packing business in 14 years and he’s only 40 today. « But if you talk to him you sec why. He talks straight, sees that his workers are taken care of, and plays the whole game with ‘ the cards face up.

. 1 There's something of the eager-

ness of a boy at play in him, although his competitors will. tell you it is anything but play, bucking George Stark. = HE LOOKS LIKE a post-grad-uate medical student, built like a

wrestler, energy from head to toe.’

And he’s one of ‘the best salesmen in the country. But he's got 42 others helping him sell, cluding able Ernie" Todd, mer.chandise man, and Bob Atkins who stirs up those mouth drooling ads. You'll be hearing a lot about the new steaks. I'm told they're priced right, and twice as juicy with the tender

“Bayo ms sealed in. Makes me hungry. How about you? =" 2 = - CERTIFIED PUBLIC accountants are busier than one-armed paperhangers these days. They'll be in a dead heat from now to midnight of March 15.

Stark &!

Irwin is the quiet

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which copperish water was collected. Then the metal was removed. It amounted to big money.

= a E] AT THE SHADELAND AVE. plant . here, WE recovers both

mineral and vegetable oils used in processing. cleans them for re-

use... 3 The auto . industry’ is pretty thrifty, too. It gathers enough

scrap metal to produce one extra car for every 50.

Got a Maid? HERE'S ONE WHICH has been kicked around a lot. I want§o make it quick and simple for you. It’s the social security tax on vour maid; washwoman, ¢ook or gardener, If you pay household help $50 or more for 24 days’ work in any three-month period, the wages along with the social security tax to the internal revenue collector.” 5 o " ALL SUCH HELP will social security card after They get the cards at sylvahia St. You deduct 1; pc: cent from your help’s wages, match it with

need a

Jan, 1

the income tax office.

P. S.—Room and board do not!lambs Carfare paid in cash dees. mostly 50 cents lower; good and

count. Coin-TV

buying refrigerators with meters. Finally someone came out with a car which lived on a diet, of quarters. And now there's a television set sold on a pay-as-you-see basis. It's made by Skiatron Corp, and is called Subscriber-Vision. So far as. I know, no one has it in town yet, but if it catches on, you'll be able to play a‘TV set like a slot machine, and get a more for your money.

GM's Raise

THE BUREAU

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1, per cent of your own. money, and choice, and report every three months to| and medium, $23 to $31.

(down, $30.50

IT HAD TO COME. We've been and good, $28. 50 to $30.50: coin mon down to $2

Hog Prices Up 25 Cents on

Active Trade

Steers Held at $31.50,

Bulls Bring $25.50, Vealers Steady

Prices on light and light medium weight barrows and gilts were strong to 25 cents higher today in active opening trade at the Indianapolis Stockyards. Midsession trade was less active, many bids being steady. Hogs 10,500; early sales choice 170 to 240 pounds $18 to $18.50; few choice No: 1 220 pounds down $18.60 to $18.65; choice 240 to 290 pounds including highly mixed weights $17.50 to $18; 120 to 160 pounds $15.50 to $16.50; few ‘$17; sows mostly steady; choice 300 to 550 pounds $15.75 to $16.75; choice lightweights $17; pounds and above $15.50 and below, Cattle 1600, calves 400; moderately active; steers and yearlings steady: cows strong to jnstunces 25 cents or more higher; 2 loads good mediumweight steers confi-

dently held at $31.50; 2 loads 800-pound heifers, $31; bulk’ medium and low good shortfed

native yearlings and mixed, $26

to $30;

to $23; odd head, $23.50; common, and medium,- $19 to $22; canners and cutters, $15.50 to $19; odd weighty cutters to $20.

Bulls steady; medium and good and sausage bulls, $23 to $25.50. Cutter and common dairy bulls $20 to $22.50. Vealers active, £3" Y

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beef

steady:

to $35; common

Sheep 2000; moderately active; and yearlings weak to choice native lambs, 100 pounds to $31.50; medium com- ; load good and choice 103- noun Western lambs, No. 1 pelts, $28; good and choice 94 to 102 pounds fall }sh8Fn yearlings, $: : to choice at $9 to

Milland Slightly H Hurt As Car Crashes in Fog

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29 (UP) - Screen Star Ray Milland was injured slightly yesterday when his ear collided with another in a

slaughter $15.

ewes steady

LABOR heavy fog, throwing him out onto

STATISTICS had good news for he pavement.

unions with cost - of - living contracts today.

" The bureau announced the cost tinued on

Milland suffered only "minor bruises. He hailed a taxi and cont> work at a movie

of living had stepped up 6.1 since Studio.

around 600

; ’ common and low medium, | you reportisos i, $26; good beef cows, $22

good

25.50 to $26; medium

cies “helping” Helen Marie called Postmaster - General Donaldson. on the British and French cabi- couragement and confidence. The 3% g Baby. Still Retained on her or sought to appear with authorized by the conference, the nets, European attitude has to be un- ¢ ¥7 Toddy, even after a judge freed por jp court, judges. said. auxiliary members said: Both governments are victims: derstood and dealt with construe- : Helen Marie of all charges and ~ pegpite the city’s multiple-i “My Dear Mr, Donaldson: and in part contributorssrof tively. ; \ ordered her baby returned, the soency setup to help persons in' “The department . . . deplores acute economic conditions, which First, what it is not: a red-tape. of Indianapolis’ social gistress, Helen was alone until the use of the American mail for jeave them no leeway for rearma-, It is not” Communist. Every. service setup was still keeping her police and the judges became ac- the sale of Communist goods. ment without lowering already test shows that the strong French J child from her. “We condemn the effort to col- |qw : A 8

Study Traffic Problems jsp of Mails Report Europe Moving! at aE To Advertise Toward rr English, French Leaders Fear Lack : Red Goods Hit

Of Public Support of Strong Measures Legion Auxiliaries

By LUDWELL DENNY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer Meeting Here

LONDON, Nov. 23-The Sppessemient tide is rising . again. In Britain it glready has engulfed a minority of Labor

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Assail Practice - Government ministers and some Tory leaders. In FranceBy CLIFFORD THURMAN it has risen still higher. There is widespread public senti-" B Use of the U. S. malls to pub. ment in both countries, though more extreme in France. nv hetze Russian-made goods wa 1 Public pressure takes these forms: igondemneq here. at a national ONE: For a “conciliation” conference with } conference of. secretaries and

Russia for “agreement” on Germany and os

American Legion atomic cOBtIOIS.

presidents of

a uate ial TWO: For a deal with Red China or Korea, Americanization chairman. of the Formosa and United Nations membership. : Auxiliary, Bernal, Utah, intro- THREE: Fo or slowdown on Allied military pre-~ duced a ‘resolution condemning paredness and on conditional German arms. the practice. It was unanimously Whether this tide will continue to rise—or fall adopted. as it did once before—depends on several develop Mrs. Ashton interrupted a reg- ments: On Stalin’s tactics. On the speed of Amer-

ican rearmament and skill in leadership.” And on the stability and courage of Longon ‘and Paris governments.

ular session of the conference to present her resolution. She referred to a letter-being circulated

Mr. Denny

Howard Fieber, city safety board member, Mayor Bayt and throughout America, with retur : . . = Henry K. Evans, U. S. Chamber of Commerce official . they envelope. rSoviet i hae Russ Aggression Could Turn the Tide scan.a,map. of Indianapolis and confer about its traffic problems. 114 E. 32d St., New Yprk 16.” Further Soviet aggression in Europe short of all-out war might

The letter said, in part: turn the tide—as the Korean attack and American response at first’ ! i “The gift season is almost here, stiffened European morale, But if Stalin switches to his “peace” and we are giving you an oppor- act, and refrains from conquest even briefly, he may trick the de-. tunity to obtain for yourself and mocracies intg another phony Four Power “settlement.” That would friends, genuine Soviet ‘and sabotage allied rearmament and assure easier ‘Red aggression in Czechoslovakian pure linens . . . the future. at almost half their value. The appeasement danger is all ord of Soviet betrayal, and on Bargain Prices the greater because it flows from the menace of agreements with“We were able to obtain these the ignorance and fears of the out supporting military power, beautiful items at bargain prices British and French voters, rather leaves them almost helpless now than from any desire of the main in face of popular desire to ap-

No Heart Here?—

Girl Whose Only Crime’

Is Deafness Seeks Justice

She Wonders If She'll Find It In a City That Forgets to Be Kind

and we are passing these bar- » By DONNA MIKELS gains to you.” political leaders to bow before pease Stalin and of public apathy The defendant who stood before .the bench in Municipal Court The circular was signed. by bon. Communist aggression, Most of or opposition to rearmament. 3 today was a frail blonde girl. ald Schoolman., who called him- the iash and French ministers Part of the danger is due to But the real offender who should have stood in Helen Marie elf business manager pf Soviet are nol citing in intelligence government views. In ’Britain: Huett's place was the city of Indianapolis it's “leaky dike’ social Russia Today nd sincerity : some cabinet and opposition leadservice system. its citizens who flaunt one of the oldest laws, “1 think it is terribie, I. think But they are short on strength ers believe that Russia will not when they forget they are their “brother’s keepers.” it is a horrible "thing, that the and daring. Their past failures be ready for a world war for The homeless, friendless 26- — United States mails can be used to educate the public. on the rec- nive vears. year-old girl's only ‘crime’ was night he was “talking” to Helen to publicize such as this when our

Believe Allied Rearmament Not Urgenf

So they think large Allied rearmament is not so urgent. Also mediately. Because Social Service This man Schoolman is selling they want to salvage their recognition of Red China if possible. Agencies were closed for the night his very soul He is selling In Paris many Government officials fear Germany more than Russia, probation department worker Mrs. America for the sake of a quick and yet are more intent on holding Indo-China than on immediate Sarah M. Scholl was called in to dollar. We will not let him get defense of France herself. . care for her overnight by with it.” But these governmental policy differences between London, .During her entire time in jail, Send Wire to Donaldson Paris and Washington, are less . none of three social service agen- = In a telegram addressed to potent than the public pressures

Marie. When he learned the full boys are being killed in Korea,

that she is deaf. : facts, Judge Clark freed her im- Mrs. Ashton said.

Because she is.deaf—and because she speaks so well that her thandicap is not obvious—Helen! Marie had her beloved 6-month-old son Gregory wrested from her arms and sent away into the night while she was thrown into City Jail as a ‘“‘pre-mental”’ case.

either without a mixture of en-

tive in her behalf. living standards. Today Judge Howard was lect American dollars for Soviet Both countries are weaker than awaiting action on his order that Russia while American boys are America and closer to Soviet guns her baby be returned, while pre- dying in a Communist conflict IN and bombs. So their governments bation department workers sought Asia. are naturally mofe cautious than sign-language conversation with agencies in finding a home and a “We call upon you now to stop: washington. her. “If they can snatch her baby job for the victim of the city of LIM ediately the circulation ope public’ trend toward ap-

away and lock her up for a week Indianapolis. through the United States mails peasement cannot be turned mereof this sort of literature. We de-

Communist Party is losing ground and that the always weak British Reds are. even weaker today. Nor is it mainly Socialist flirta-’ tion with Stalin. The fellowtraveling wings of the British and’ French socialist parties are small, | a The Socialist rank-and-file and . 5

“This girl is no more guilty of vangrancy and no more a mental case than I am,” Judge Alex Clark sald after he held a long

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they could do it to my wife or : reand: that: action be taken Huw ~ ly by name-calling and impati- major leaders in both countries | : é é ac e taker ( > 3 rours.” : nce. American firmness is es- hate Moscow as much as it h 5 yours: ite Tesoud Howkh Safety Board Promotes More than 500 women, officials eal 4) poids will wih; work them : g £h as It hate Tole) i he EE Arr 2 h a Capt J. Richard Jacob of Legion Auxiliaries throughout 5 oe . ; . ordered Helen Marie's baby pac : the nation, are attending the two- Little Delusion About Issues .

i s y 2 But t ¢ a in her custody b p. m. Capt. J. Richard Jacob, who has q,y oonterence in Indianapolis

High: re area’ over Ten 2 Gres rly tomorrow. Températures are ex

flurries in_the northeastern section. A new c cold 2 air front marks its sasiorn boundary. This part of the country will dio be

- Atlantic States | t and ea

nessee will be the weather maker from the Great Plains to the

cted to be below the freezing | thrust is in evidence in ‘the north-

g t appeared that the served as secretary of police with In Britain there is little delusion that “this is a conflict between But George Oliv ; Sept. 15 and that meant a raise at noon i The meeting was slated to ad- Sid bg : hitb . in today ne recy AM on for some 900.000 workers with Local Stocks and Bonds agencies who snatched him from the Indianapolis Department, to- journ tomorrow. the Soviet and American ‘giants, which does not concern us.” Even. to tell Hie that the Indiana Absa sliding scale Jontracts, her on minutes’ - notice needed gay was prometed to the rank of : ‘in France this fatal fallacy is less widespread than before. Similarly = ciation ‘of Certified Public A | ee ; 2 NOV. “time” to go through legal pro- deputy of police by the Safety C h the dread of American domination is more and more a minor factor. conntants is whipps ublic Ac-j GENERAL M 0 T ORS an- SrUeae : =e asked cedures necessary to return him. pgarq; art age Man’ S Rites Rather, their tear is that America is fickle and may withdraw from : s whipping up a birth- nounced at once an upward revi-| American States bra ree. 8 Helen Marie, who grew up in 1, the same action’the board Will B Tom Europe again. Even if not, American military potential at best ay cake. !sion of its t-of-livi llow- |{Ayanire Colleries com. ...... Mis 15 Indi li d d e orrow Av > ee birt so It will be K 0 cost-of-living allow-|// = An pig FH ndianapolis and graduated with promoted acting Detective Sgt. may not be developed fast enough yl a week-ender, Friday ance to 437,000 eligible hourly] Bait RR & Stk Yrs od :.'é3 es honors and’ & scholarship from pn CEB CR EL grade of Times State Service to balance Russia's present su- D&re necessities than even Amerand Saturday In Ie Columbia rated workers and .salary ems poiosirers rigs Com ..... 33 Indiana Deaf School, returned ; CARTHAOE Dox YP - Serv- neriority, icans are to hold onto their luxur- - . M. Henderson, pres- plgyees. They'll get an additional Bobbs-Merriil ord 4%% 79 _-- here from California early this HE : ices for J. Arthur Lineback, for- 1 : ident, officiating. 3 cents per hoyr with the first tCentrai Sova... 31 rionth to ‘seek work as ai IBM Inspector Jacob ane a post mer Carthage clerk-treasurer, willl America’s atomic superiority 1 AND THE CHAR pay period beginning Dec. 1. | rr ha 107 Key punch operator. © authorized for the past two vears pe at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Thomp- may have been a deferrent to Sta- "This public feeling is so deep’ bers along with STARTER Ha They've already been getting G ins ca Ser; om py 30 Jailed as Vagrant in the city budget but previously son Funeral Home here. lin, they say, but it is no safety and widespread that neither the e candidates’ ok 1solidate nance 8 o hy 4 But..ib. two... hotels... wh sh Mz. Linebackh 8h. Was iiedied guarantee to the British and Q 0) CPX” aioe eRt-CO8t-O1 Hyg , : wr wd Brin En a a = o who a A {ec - Loyvernments. nur..the. major. mari "CErLITICATES Who passed during the current qarter Delta Elec com 131 14ic stayed she had argumen th als nted Ruth yesterday in his home here. He Trench pe opie. Stalin has enough’ ol s of Brita a’ the November (1949) and Ma pid —...... 97 Robins an y position parties o ritain an eRatha will Ri he y Equitable Securities Com «enens 25 personnel, once over the §-mon ath obinson, 36354 N. Capitol Ave. operated a variety store until his Pombs anyway to finish them off. France dare to challenge it direct- £ nap in their laps at AND GW . 80.000 salaried p20] hare 5% otd woo old Gregory's formula, another 4S record bureau typist and ap- retirement last year.” He was So many of them want an agree- ly. Instead, they tell the people a festive dinner Friday. workers will receive an additional flars Corp pid w= when the baby eried in the night Proved the resignation of police- clerk-treasurer for 26 years. ment to outlaw .atomic warfare, that more ey are possible— They go for grades, those fel- $15 or a total of $55 for the three- HerT-Jones cy A pid 11 and she did not awaken. The last woman Betty Summers. Altnough inplan Ha % va op On the theory that even a phony = tor 2 “hi i lows who deal £ Home T & T 5% pid en Mr. Lineback was a native of : with higher production and Amer owe eal in igures. And month period between Dec. 1 and Hook Bel Co oo i713; ‘time, on Nov. 21, she was thrown Officer Summers resigned. a Sus- cpariottesville. He was a mem- PaCt might ba safer than nore. ican aid—without lowering living they'll do something special about March 1. . ANo dell ora $1. into jail as a “vagrant” althoughl pension from service was filed pop sthodist Chure Linked to this fear of provok- ts g Homer EF. Back . id Gas f Wipter com 22V% ; ber of Fletcher Methodist Church standards. Or at least not much.. r E. Backer, Michigan City, | And that’s the way raises ought tid Mich E., : 107 © she had $150 in her possession. against her -as of Nov. 27 for and the Masonic Lodge. ing” war is the dread of falling 70 Iti i ti an Clyde E, Jonson, Indian- to come, no fight, no fuss, no indy fa Die 231, | She has been jailed for a week being absent without leave. Should Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. PACK to lower living standards. he dg po . : a. = tin apolis, who Bot the highest hard feelings, Indpls P EF 47 - 103 ‘on a pre- mental affidavit, largely she ask for reinstatement later, Matoel. Tg are Joly ao ters. and They know that more guns mean armament ee oo am ml ratings. — i (0% 33% becatise one of the hotel workers she would’ first have to stand trial’, granddaughter. Shes, less butter.” And they and TER a a . a oe . ole aid she was hard to awaken “as for the charge. Hae families have had so little butter - THEN THEY'LL PALK ad in- Cautions Acaiet 3. RR g ror tk t lar support for appeacement than y Y if she was doped.” Helen has 26 long ev are pp pp finitum about the subject closest , ry iyid% AD : 60 DOGS ASPHYXL. ATED for so long they are unwilling t0 ror preparedness. a a7 70° been stone .deaf since she had E Fi Pl : . : prep to their hearts, taxes, the new bill Over Pessimism 78 2 ie : - ; p xpress Tm ans CLEVELAND. Nov. 29 (UP)-- sacrifice .that' little now. 1 : : ; ’ Ys ac Ham 4 14 1, Scarlet fever at the age of 12 Wii Ly NOV, « Sel The biggest American problem ahd wie it means, how it is to. WASHINGTON. Nov. 29 : 4a 's: and depends largely on lip-read- New Freight Terminal An overheated stove was blamed - Suicidal as that may seem to is to help these governments to fen An Army spokesman today Xi", 2 * g54ing. She could not hear the Federal Express, Inc, 577 Ww. teday for a fire in a suburban’ Americans, they will not accept persuade their exposed and weary Ine Jenty y pup re setting up cautioned against “over pessi- Nat [Homes 100 03 knocks at her door or the shouts R: iy St. today proposed ‘to build kennel which asphyxiated 60 less food and fewer houses to pro- peoples that there is a far better w al ~ re xa ling a Rea 'cir- mism” about the United Nations’ |N Ind Pul 00 103 of the hotel workers. a $350,000 freight terminal and. penned dogs yesterday. Firemen de more arms. The British and chance of preventing the dread fus, a lave ng road show on military reverses in Korea. BP 311s ‘Talked’ to Her office building at 1750 E. 30th St, Saved about 20 dogs by opening vi y atomic war by rapid Allied retaxes which opens Monday in". “We've been in much worse roe 1 | - Had it not been for two Munici- In a|petition filed with the Zon- their pens. The value of the dead French in their present mood are grmament than by the appeaseSouth Bend if anyone can get gj{uations that this and have sPub 8 7, go (pal Court judges and a probation ing Board, the firm stated the dogs was estimated at $2500. amore determined to keep theirment which has always failed. there. . 2 a " : come out of them all right,” the gui, 1134 department worker who ‘80 by structure would include a repair : TTT THE IDEA IS SWELL: .1t will spokesman told a press briefing *So Ind Ca Pik J0 Ya the, Golden Rule and not by ‘the parts shop and paint shop. Offteil raving. Hitery Wisires men at the Pentagon. iS n 15% i. clock, Helen might ‘still. be in jail gtreet parking would be provided. § the hard facts of their. tax life; __ gp Tan 97 | But yesterday Judge Joseph , five.-room house now occupies APPLIANCE and remove somgof the myster- Local Truck Grain Prices | 0s jo Ww Howard, Municipal Court 5. ype joi, tes. about: what you cali. do’ and. ——— . 98 learned Helen was handicapped ir war oh cannot do settling 3 83 ‘rather than a mental tase. He TRUMAN TO MEET PRESS ETL FURNITURE (KI) with Uncle Sam. 8 be called on Judge Clark, who “WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (UP) od os Take’a Wp from oh If you're A on learned sign language in his Bey President Truman will ‘hold a biel uinoe iat intl — HH {Scout days. news conference at 9:30 a. m. ‘(In-_ 2129 PROSPECT 1 hindi I Cant. Mell relieve U. S. 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