Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1951 — Page 7

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THURSDAY. FEB. 1,1951

Report Run flere On Sid Crain

Dealers Caught With Stocks low “Automobile accessory dealers] _ experienced a “run” on a limited supply of tire chains during the

past few icy days, and frantic motorists ‘were reported offering ; fabulous prices for: chains from

any source as today’s snow piled up.

With Indianapolis and central _ Indiana experiencing one of the ‘: most ‘severe winters in years, ac-

few -anti-skid chains © Those who did have a few sets,

* them quickly early this week as freezing rain and sleet glazed bs streets and highways. ; One motorist reported going: to seven supply houses before a set of chains for a popular: sized car and tire. Some of the dealers had chains for large tires

_in ‘the 6.00x16 class.

There were.chances, too, for the fortunate ones who had chains to! . ¢ash in at “black market” prices.

$6.85 set he had on his car, Another motorist reported he

ual for “@hains,

There was no indication of!

price spiraling or “blacl: market”

activities among the dealers who RE

gel] tire chains. Chains; they explained, are not usually classified| as “good sellers” in Indianapolis.

‘~The weather Simply ‘caught them

Dividend Is Set

" most any one holder of a Na-

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~- Feb. 1 (UP)—Nine-year-old Joe “Cox told hospital attendants thati . +& 14-year-old schoolmate beat him! *, ‘unconscious, tied him to a tree!

with low stocks.

Second GI Risk

$685 Million to Be Paid Out in April WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 (UP)— The Veterans Administration announced today it will start paying a second ‘GI insurance dividend of $885 million in April to about 8 million veterans. Administrator Carl R. Gray| Jr., was unable to say what the | tional -Service Life Insurance would receive. But it was certain to be less than the’ maximum of $528 paid under the first dividend. In that dividend, a surplus of $2.8 billion was available for distribution among 16 million policyholders. The dividend coverad! National; Service Life Insurance Law was passed, through the anniversaf¥ date of policies in 1948. Anyone who took out a policy "before 1951 and Held it in force for three months or longer-during { 48, 1949 and 1950 will be eligis le. The amount of individual pay-

of months the policy was in force, the plan of insurance, face value of the policy and the age of the insured at the time it became efThe agency's insurance: are still working on rate

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and left him to spend the freez-| ing night after an argument over a cartridge belt. The boy -suf-! , fered exposure and head in-'

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Kingan Head Is jcc Toncheon nt

Youth Improvertent Program Urged Encourage youth to pursue a ¥ program of self- "improvement and on. 5 * This was the keynote of an ad- Mag dress yesterday by Fred Willkie, They can get it In the neck in ‘Kingan & Co. president, during a|both criminal and civil action. ‘luncheon sponsoréd by the Indian- But oy much is going to hap- | _|pen right away, not for two or apolis Junior Chamber of Com three weeks. The local office has | ‘merce in the Severin Hotel. : no investigators, yet, | Mr, Willkie attacked ‘“work| Vernon J. Dwyer, state director, formulas” for industry and urged

Price Cheaters Face 2-Edged Ax

Criminal, Civil Action Possible

Price cheaters face a two-edged

Be Sure to Bring This Coupon

HOUSE CHASE & SLL ET

huddled his staff today to figure the next plays in enforcement.

programs of economic challenge

Since he has no enforcement of-

and stimulation.

ficers, he said he may have to ask

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“One of the best projects the Junior Chamber of Commerce could undertake would be to gncourage Indianapolis young men toward self betterment, better education and creation of opportunities,” the packing rm official said. “Miss no opportunities to improve your mind,” he continued, “and get a basic foundation of|these sources. values for a good way of life.” A personnel officer loaned by, - Mr. Willkie came to Indian-|the Veterans Administration asapolis from Louisville, where he|sisted yesterday in screening aphas been active in furthering Jay-|plicants for staff jobs. Mr. Dwyer

the FBI for help. Mr, Dwyer said first complaints. received charged price hikes on, groceries and meats. These will be the first marked for investiga-| tion, he declared. The director said rhany business officials have sought information from his office, but few complaints have been recéived from

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Fresh Shoulders ,, 39¢ | Boiling Beef, 3%

Soup Meal ,, 25¢

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. the nation for public employes!

Val Williams, president of the lpcal organization, introduced the speaker.

PENSIONS PAY OFF

BOSTON (UP)-—Believed to be the oldest contributory system in!

the Massachusetts state employes; retirement system will pay out an estimated $6,661,500 in pen-

with appointment to key posts in heavy - industry, consumer goods, services and foods divisions.

|| PEN AND PENCIL REPAIRS

said he is especially concerned

One Day or While-U-Wait Service

Authorized factory cepair for Parkes, Srersh ID Ectorsran. Waterman:

‘Hoosier Pen Shop

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Pork Roast

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Fred wikis, Joseph Tuchy and Val i Wiliam, oft + fo right) i encourage our youth, : '|sions this year.

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Skinned—Whaole or Half i 5 ! Smoked Hams ,, 59¢ a ge Smoked Jowl 1b. 2% Spareribs Smo,

Pigs’ Feet

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SMALL LEAN Short Shank Sugar Cured

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8c DOWN—28¢ A DAY 28c DOWN—28c A DAY

9x12" WOOL FACE RUG

in @ choice of patterns and colors with fringed ends. 2 8

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4-PC. OCCASIONAL TABLE GROUP

If you like things right at hand~—this is for you! A pair of smart lamp tables, a matching cocktail table ond a roomy

5-PC. STEEL CABINET GROUP

Hord to find at any price—but Looky Here! A single-door Utilitys.\Cabinet and a 4-pc. Wall Cabinet Ensemble all for ust $28. White baked enamel finish. ; 28¢ DOWN--28c A DAY

5-PC. UNFINISHED DINETTE

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- magazine basket . . . all styled for beauty as well as duty. : . ~ 28c DOWN—28c A DAY

ROLLAWAY & INNERSPRING eyed

Need a guest room bad? Here's the next best thing compact-folding, easy-rolling Rollaway Bed with an es 3 Mattress. It's comfortable to sleep on, quick and eosy to store away.

8'x10’ LOOP TWIST RUG

Style-Wise Decorator’s_ tug favorite—and Lo and Behold—easy to afford. Big, room-size. Heavy pile. Non-skid latex back. Exciting new colors. 28 DOWN—28¢c A DAY

JENNY LIND BED & COIL SPRING

Not just ‘@ “made-do” but a sturdily built, gracefully styled bed and comfortable oil-tempered coil spring you'll be proud to own. Maple, walnut or mahogany. Twin or full size.

28¢ DOWN—28c A DAY

-25 YDS, FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING INSTALLED AND CEMENTED TO YOUR FLOORS That's right! We'll deliver, cut and ‘install in any room (except bathrooms) in any Indianapolis home. 6 Ft. wide popular 9-inch tile pattern. Choice of colors. 2 DOWN—28c A DAY

28c DOWN—28¢ A DAY

60-FT. CONGOWALL—4'2-FT. WIDTH PLUS 2.GAL. PASTE AND INSTALLATION KIT

Transform. your walls with sparkling Congowall! Looks like expensive tile . . . costs so little. . . . is a breeze to install. For one modest price you get Congowall for 15x15’ room plus installation kit and paste. 28¢c DOWN—28c A DAY

PAIR OF TV CHAIRS PLUS STEP TABLE

Solve that TV seating problem with this smart trio, 2 QuiltedBack, Duran-covered pull-up chairs and a modern step-table. Grouped together they're handy and handsome.

Table and Bench” or a 4- Drawer Chest with Yanity Table, Bench and Triple Mirror. Ready sanded. ? " 28c DOWN-—28c A DAY

10-PC. LOOP TWIST RUG SET

Underfoot beauty all through the house . . . and they're pretty in every room! Group includes 1—4' x 6 Rug; 2-30" x 60" Rugs; 2—24":x. 48” Rugs and 518" x 30" Rugs . .. 10 in

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UNFINISHED STUDENT STUDY GROUP

Complete efficiency for the student's room—a Study Desk, a sturdy Desk Chair and a Credenza for books, radio, ete.

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