Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1950 — Page 52
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ment and a collapse of what some
"HAROLD H. HARTLEY Times Business Editor
WAR-SHORT SOAPS and shorteningsz are hopping up to beat the price freeze.
Sarews, Gilts so Reported
Alss Active ’
I Late Trade |
And canned dog food is trotting along. But it isn't : the food that's going up. It's the tinplate in the cans. “Three-pound cans of short-|
Hog prices dropped 25 cents o on [some sales in late trade today at inst Mallory's has given jobs 1% Indianapolis Stockyards. ” hatance A a With a 9000 run, trading opened ehings have had two bumps, s, 5, handicapped workers, peo-/p,,qerately active and oe mncket up 101% centsin two weeks. [ple with a limp, or a crooked fin- 4,414 generally steady. In later ger or a scar which looks worse trade, barrows and gilts were less ‘BAR SO APS, "woth smell-good [than it really In |active and some bids were off 25 and laundry, have advanced near-| fcents. ly one cent a bar, ; Powdered soaps, ammunition for washing machines, and how they eat it up, have risen nearly 21; cents in two weeks for the regular size, Cooking oils are up four cents 8 quart, two cents a pint, Manufacturers of . sodps and
|” 80 THEY RE- having an Appre-
ciation Meeting over at Goodwill active, generally steady; later|
ee Geoiss Bt '|trade barrows and gilts pat . tive, some bids 25 cents lower than | iis Tarols ang Christmas things early; early sales choice 170 to 240 an ane-) pounds $18 to $18.50; several loads the company that cares. ‘of choice 220°pounds down $18.75; Snow Slow-Up lightweights bid $18.50 late; 240 to WHEN THE SNOW came down 270 'pounds $17.50 to $18; choice. oils are taking freeze-proof or- unemployment went up in .In- No. % anq 2 uniform Sferings | ders, putting the business on the diana. $18.25; 270 to 300 Ponds wn (4) books and back-dating it for de-| John W. Crise, State Employ-{$17.50; occasionally $1 NR 3 to livery in January. {ment Security Director, said the|160 pounds $15.50 to $16 , ow Grocers are watching the lid slow-up In outdoor jobs, construc- $17; choice 300 to 550 poun Sows form on prices by he minute. tion, sawmills, stone quarries, $1525 to $16.50; choice Ilight-
1 ent claims iweights $16. 75; over 600 pounds ONE BIG INDIANA wholesaler Ipusiyed “WH mpl yen "P 515 to $15.25.
phoned me last night at 12:30. I| "yin the weather layoffs came| Cattle 500; calves 300; rolled “over and grabbed thel, ...n pile-up in job applicaphones, Late calls scare me. tions, about 20 per cent. He gave me the in-the-trade sow. gossip that the price freeze | oy THE OTHER side of the! carried a date of Dec. 15 with a rollback to Dec. 7. That's how he figured yesterday's price 9 ogoeq in job openings with in-| Jump in soaps and shortenings. |g, i;y bristling Indianapolis and It's the oils used in sops and Columbus leading. ehortenings that go into explosives. And I've a hunch the went up in 16 offices, although government is moving in on them there was a taper-off in refrigera- Sheep 700: active, generally right now. [tion_ (Evansville, Richmond) and steady, odd lots good and choice, And my next hunch is that a few other companies BOING | natives $31 to $32: common and! You'll be moving in on them, [through model changes and pant- medium $25 to $30; load and half! too. ing for materials,
Cry in the Night Slick sHlE. AUTOMOsILE makers. SLICK AIRWAYS, INC. the ® are getting ready to yell “Uncle.” all-freight line, has put its wheels They've had enough inflation. {down in Indianapolis. They want controls on basic metal prices and wages. And the'scales at 10,000 pounds and car- September of 1950. UAW's Walter Reuther is asking ried deliveries to Stewart Warner, a ceiling on automobile prices, [Eli Lilly and Co., That's the wrap-up, and itiof- GM. P, R. Mallory and Co. won't take much pressure from inc, RCA and others, the “Big Three,” and the UAW, I. 8. Ayres, Wm, H. Block and to start the controls ball rolling.| other stores got last minute fash-| # 8 =» {lon merchandise from California, HERE'S WHAT'S happened. with Ayres of California bringing Oversize Automobiles are getting harder/in flowers for the Mayor and! THE POSTOFFICE Depart-| to buy. Prices just went up. And corsages for fashion models. Regulation W-2 makes buyers pay|
steers
cows scarce, few $22 to $22.50;
cutters medium and good beef
and steady, and sausage bulls $23 to $25.50; $34 to $36; common medium $24 to $32
ewes unchanged; medium to choice $9 to $15.
"The question: “What can a child do that a grown-up can't do?” The answer is “grow”.
months. {aboard an Allison J-35 engine extra dough is about due. The reason is simply this. When weighTng about 2500 pounds. i wages go up, prices go along. But income tax paid-in rising schedules in and out of town.
percentages go up faster than Santa Pay
Sither PHOSs bt Juges. THERE'S HUSH-HUSH in some“, BOTH WAGE
EARN ER and of the business around town. And the manufacturer are caught. The it brings question marks to the worker actually can buy fewer'eyes of workers. cars as wages go up because! It's bonus time, the annual coms prices reflect the full rise, and pany pay-off to loyal workers mine from Sears’. That's my fa-| wages have to pay a bigger in- who've stayed overtime without y io yiterature for a long, cold come tax. ierabbing, or who've put extra Push (inter evening. The danger is in stalling the inte their jobs without dunning: hu k > automobile industry, unemploy- the boss for dough, Shucks
One of the ways of raising this| his parcel
they call it.
THERE WILL be a shortage call paper-shelled prosperity. IT'S THE BOSS'S turn to shell of puckered lips during the holiAnd to my way of thinking, out. And ‘some do. I'm thinking of days. { with the big manufacturers and the swell gift P. C. Dykstra of the For that you ean blame the the unions asking for various Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. is weatherman and what he did to controls, we may gét them sooner wrapping for holiday pay en- the misiletoe in Texas. | than we expect, velopes. Frank Bodwell, American Air-!| ’ Mr. Dykstra is putting out $60,- lines, tells me shippers will be A Bow to Mallory’s 410.86 to Int district and unable to fill remaining orders PVE ALWAYS KNOWN that employees. due to the freeze. the labor policies of the P. R.™ 4, 4 (here'll be others who dip A few orders will come out of Mallory Co. are tops. And "Pol nig nrofits, plow them back into New Mexico after Dec. 12. icles” is hardly the right word. |,,y15)1s Why not? Isn't this the So if you see a guy with an There's no snooty management y;;me for “good will toward men”? eggnog mustache, puckered lips, out there, no tilted noses among the brass, and mo forgetting to Husky Kid say “good morning” and mean it. {advertising figures from Printers’... . 8 1 nk, the printing trade magazine. IT'S THE CHRISTMAS season It pr he space ’ this After Hours when we remember how man is year in newspapers, radio, magborn. to help others. We sing azines and billboards. about it, bow our heads and pray that we can do lkewise. But
may mean nothing more
solid trust right!
| Hogs 9000; opened moderately
d heifers nominally steady; fight) . . . grins of antici bid ge four loads 1125 trip the chute on the lightning-fast toboggan slide at Coffin annual _Foplef debut yesterday afternoon:
Local Stocks and Bonds
{pound steers $31.50; good beef. made ifs
Slick will wing freight on daily money is by “fining” the sender if} {may not be post package- is too!tion of sickness at Gea ks lags to fit into a mail bag. “Over- cause many persons could not | Schwitzer Sr cl aa
over snow-blocked roads So Ind G & E pid The bill would increase otherito classes and jobs. farce) post rates, including cata-| reports would be further delayed, | logs. Kempf said, because virus. But I hope they don't make dentification them so high I won't be _getting| (days.
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—Louis Hoffman, 82, the composer of t IT'S HARD TO KEEP a Santa “Mairzie Doats,” from liking the kids who sit on condition today foll But there's another Kind of ad- his kneé with wonder-wide eyes, mobile accident.
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New Parking Garage Opens
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{ as Mr. Stafford « gets set to . This breath-taking sport
y odd head $23 to $24; common and employment ledger was a report. medium $18.50 to $21.50; canners| d S es ir 0 ed increase in 10 of the division's $15 to $19: bulls| vealers active, steady; good and Ills Wides read The number who got new jobs choice
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good and choice 91 pound western | CASS has swept into Indianapolis f Contin Ei Ar Na Var lambs with small end carrying on the heels of the current cold’ !
8 N wave hort No. 1 pelts $31.50; slaughter Dr. Gerald Kempf, City Health Family Pin Officer, today reported that colds Hass Corp pra. and other minor respiratory ail-
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. Mi Church Fees for parking are running! jon a level with other parking
| * Fir e* Strikes in lareas in town ranging from 35! | |
Sub-Freezing Weather Senta for a half hour to $1 for 6|
0 9 hours. i # A two-alarm fire, striking in|" we re all set to help relieve
1% subfreezing temperatures, dam-'some of the Chr stmas rush,” Lee 4% aged the Eastern Star Baptist Crter, DE e of the garage {Church, 2201 Columbia Ave. 10/gaiq. 100 the exten of $8000 to $10,000 last ..., night. {for opening early was to help asn | Nearly 200 spectators bravedisist merchants in town in hanfrigid midnight winds to watch! dling the overflow crowd. $1 Aremen fight the blaze which de-! {stroyed the entrance to the
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hh {mee ting in the two-story oontrets [eeng in the butlding. f i d er ul It was reported by Jesse Elliott, ‘who lives next door at 2207 Co-| ih lumbia Ave. Furnace Blamed i An overheated furnace, directly A 83.3 under the entrance was blamed. | A Minneapolis attorney got perig The Rev. P..C. Owens, 2449 mission from Gov. Schricker yes\Carroliton Ave. the pastor, sald terday to examine state prison 8 {most st the church escaped dam- records concerning D. C. Stephage. congregation probably enson’s parole. go - G: le to hold services there! The attorney, Frank J. Warner,
He explained the chief reason
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lin a month, he said. lacting for Stephenson, asked Gov. St. Paul AME Church, 25th St. Schricker only two questions, ac-| -11y, land Manlove Ave. will provide cording to Arthur Campbell, the 3% quarters for the Baptist congre- Governor's secretary, who at- ++... gation until repairs an made, the tended the half-hour conference. Rev. Mr. Owens annouhced today. Mr. Warner asked why Indiana ta The Rev. H. H. Hartwick, the wanted the onetime Ku Klux +s. 8. Paul pastor, offered use of the 'Klan leader extradited here, and :i.[old St. Paul building, now used/Gov. Schricker told him Stephi:2'|by the AME Church as a Sunday jenson’s case was being handled eee | School. 4 “just like any other parole vio- = Home Damaged ~~ lator.”
ha The Edward Allison home near| The attorney's second question
® Southport was damaged by fire Was for permission to see minoo port during the family's fire utes of a prison board of trustee | sence. meeting at which Stephenson was Fire trucks from Warren and recommended for parole. Mr. | Acton, and one truck from Indi- Warner did not say what use he |anapolis, kept the blaze confined | Would make of such information to the interior. No estimate of/in Dec. 15 court proceedings in
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(loud epough for mothers hear). I WASHINGTON, dy 8 (UP)=] 8 = op strategists of the R | - BUT HE GETS phone calls, Party vr lt today Spublican; Some are sick, can't get down work now on a campaign to win to the store. Mothers ask him control of Congress and the to phone their home-bound chil- White House in 1952. Lega dren. Republican National Chairman | Legal Notices This he can't do during work- Guy G. Gabrielson called the § As, TR gn Hng—heours.—He—has—too many to meeting o launch a two-year A | ~ _ } or nom : listen to in the. store. But, being drive to put together the strong-. FORE Biot © RAC RASPY 5 ] a real Santa, a big generous est Republican. organization in
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mber, 1950, i additional appropriation. “which aii ‘ teers consider naan extra. Sc: Grade B arse. ie, ordinary emergency existin, 3 No. 2 truck wheat, $2.04 [ medium, 47. No grade, 220. wa School Township o!
2 soybeans, $2 69. oultey—Fowls, 4's Ibs. and over. 216: . [ ip [3 : oats: dle {under 4'y Ibs. and Leghorns. a cocks | p : elivered P.O.B. to ol N PPROPR! - ’ 70 and stags, 13c. and No. I poultry, 4c less J Commissian of Indiana Dishite corn. $1.7 {than No Headauariers at the following points: yO och vellow corn, 31 54 Butterfat—No 1, 35: No. 3 sa. word sville, Fort Wa Greenfield. | IE ni orte,
nne: lace desighated sw he ousliely | oud. .Any bids received | esienaed time for any reason.
the: detailed instructions specifications may be po rom the Shae Highway No mmission of Indiana, ird floor, 102 XN h Senate ae A
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