Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1951 — Page 16

Auto Dealers To Analyze Price Freeze |

Rollback Also on | Agenda at State

y HAROLD H. HARTLEY Times Business Editor

IF YOU HAVE a bobby pin in your hair, or shave

with a¥blade, read this. : Convention Here It's about steel. o l Wn . | at is this thing It gives one man the tools to produce like ten men, “freeze”?

or 100. And it gives one soldier the fighting power of And What about price rollbacks on cars’ thousands. | These will be key questions dur- : : I ——— - i ) Russia has the edge iDieyry cars And herve ome las ot oyun ay ouention of manpower. The way We up, A lake freighter cost $1.2 mil-| 4 ssociation Inc. which opens make up for that is with tools lion 1a 1926. Today it costs $5 pore tomorrow. and weapons, made of steel, hi aE Vernon J. Dwyer, price admin1 want to tell you what we are’ N ; » Istrator for Indiana, will he on_ doing about this great multiplier wD MARE A NOE hie. harfid to help hundreds of dealers! of manpower, in battle or indus- been going, and will be cut back in: their search. for the answers

called

try. 4 during Thursday sessions in the , sharply: .... 0 Automobiles, homes (plumbing C 2YPool Hotel. ; I MET CO. HARVEY BRAD- 5 What controls meen to auto!

and heating), refrigerators and appliances, freight cars, tractors! and pipe lines for gas, oll and petroleum.

dealers has become doubly important in the face of a proposed | 25 per cent tax levy on new car!

LEY, president of W, J, Holliday & Co, and second term president of the Indiana State Chamber of

Commerce, The cuts will be in autos re. "ales. He runs a “department store” o.oo... . } at Elections Slated of steel, sells almost all kinds, | 8 3 and appliances, heat Mr." Dwyer will also outline

{ing and plumbing, and some trac-

tors. That's my guess. |steps Indiana dealers can take to »

shapes and sizes. And he supplied me with the simplest and | most understandable story of] what steel is, and what it is try-|ia118 how bi | ing to do, that I have seen. | OW big and Important steel

The 15th annual convention will

® lis, what 1 : open with general sessions at uf Hh T | 0 Rn ; It used to be that when some-| 3 It heeds, to multiply OUr'la, m. and sectional meetings for f e imes ce- - \ ama

fighting and pr . one said “Big Steel,” or “Little oe id producing Jnsh, with discussion of factory-customer re-|

Steel,” to me I edged away. It yj annower of , {lationships at 2 p. m. was big, and mighty, and mys- po of the Soviet Union. - | Directors and officers will be Wage Bomb

terjious, elected Thursday. : 1s IF YOU THINK federal pay R. W. Carney, The Multiplier rates are going to light

HIS FACTS COME from the ....ier under white collar wage Co., will speak at a Thursday American Iron and Steel Insti-oua1s here what do you suppose luncheon in the Riley Room, tute, officidl voice of the Mdus- |p .om a0 in the sunny, but under-| Other. Speakers Listed

Wichita, Kas,

on |assist in smooth administration 2 Hou THIS HAS BEEN long: But it’ federal regulations.

Sherry and Linda Crane, 3549 N, Keystone Ave., will skate in a specialty number during the Times lce-O-Rama Feb. 22 in the mercial and good light native

Fairgrounds Coliseum. They go to

Good Sections in Coliseum Still Available; Proceeds Will Be Given to Polio Fund

You can contribute to the Infantile Paralysis Fund and also mercial a fire- Vice president of the Coleman enjoy

now for The Times Ice-O-Rama,

Proceeds from the low admis

“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Cast in Specialty Number

~ n n ” » £. s : [1175 d high choice st : rs of Thrill Provided |. ns. tas 2

two hours of thrilling entertainment by purchasing tickets canners and cutters $19 fo $23.50;

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TUESDAY, FEB. 6, 1951

Hog Prices Here Steady To 25¢ Higher

‘Trading Opens

Rather Slow At Stockyards

Hog prices were steady to 25 cents higher today than yesterMay's average at the Indianapolis Stockyards. Trade opened rather slow. . Hogs 6000; early bulk choice 170 to 240 pounds $22.75 to $23; several hundred head choice mostly No. 1 and 2 225 pounds down $23.25; few loads 240 to 280 | pounds $22 to $23.75; 280 to 300 {pounds $21.50 to $22.25; 120 to 1160 pounds $16 to $17.50; sows (steady to 25 higher; bulk choice | 300 to 500 pounds $19 to $20, few | $20.25; odd big weights $18.75. Cattle 1800; calves 300; fairly lactive; steers grading good or better 1050 pounds up steady; com-

yearlings strong to 50 cents higher; heifers firm; cows strong {to 25 cents or more higher; load

School 69.

{choice 1000 to 1150 pound steers $33.50 to: $34.50; commercial and good yearlings $31.50 to $33.50; utility to low commercial $26.50 [to $30; choice 785 pound heifers $33; commercial and good heifers $28.50 to $32.50; utility and comcows $23.50 to $26.50;

bulls active; $1 or more higher; utility and commercial, $27 to $29; one head high commercial, $30,

sion prices for the show Feb. 22

a - Shem I'll tell "ft paid, South? ; Other addresses will be made in the Fair Grounds Coliseum will be given to the Polio fund. new all time high for this class; g . o ” Federal wage scales §n the new PY State Police Superintendent Tickets are available at Marott's Shoe Store, 18 E.' Washington odd head, good and choice, $28 In getting ready to match hydro homb {Arthur M. Thurston, and Adj. ‘ ; Stalin's vast manpower with ydrogen homb plant near Alken, Robi Hit |8t. from 9:30 a. m. to.5 p.m. » s [to_$28.50. 8. C., brought a roar from local GM obingon cheock, state] { Vealers very active, bulk]

steel, our “man multiplier” has geared its expansion to 117.5 million tons by 1952. That's 19.5 million tons more than were made in*all the rest ofjy the world last year, 8 = » I WANT TO EXPLAIN something else. It always seemed silly to me to say that a steel plant was producing "102 per cent of capacity,” To me, whatever it was furning out at peak production was its capacity, and that could

selective service director,

contractors. Panel discussion members wil

|Elson G. Sims, Vincennes Ford! and O. W. Hollowell,|

Oldsmobile - Pontiac

hat federal wages are so high ‘that they might “disrupt the en. dealer. tire economy of Georgia, North Freencastle and South Carolina. Qealer. Contractors said if skilled labor C |puts in as much overtime on the Alken plant as they did at Oak Ridge, Tenn. pay checks would

run as high as $270 a week. quet at.6:30 p. m.

Haywood M. Davis, Ft. Wayne, |

(daily. Prices are: Box and Par1 quet chairs, $1.20; North and

: | {South side mezzanine, 85 cents; THE TOLD THE South Caro-| Include John Ramp, president of | past End . mezzanine. )

lina state legislative committee JON? Ramp. Inc. Indlanapolisiip "jude tax and every seat

60 cents,

{is reserved.

Good Seats Available

Good locations in all sections Cunningham faced a new round wooled native lambs $38: odd two-vehicle | rides are 15 cents, Dr. Charles R. Goff, pastor of of the Coliseum are still avail- of headaches today. hicago Methodist Temple, will able. speak on “Our Part in the Strug- will see the extravaganza which tain was named in a lawsuit filed good fall clips $36.50; slaughter gle," following the closing ban- annually jerowd to the Coliseum.

More than 8000 persons

attracts a capacity

Indianapolis’ outstanding ama-

Former Sheriff Sued for $1025 : few $39.

In addition to his other trou-! Sheep 500: fat lambs active,’ bles, what with losing the elec- fully 50 cents or more higher: tion, former Sheriff James F.imixed lots medium to choice

[strong to $1 higher, top $2 up; {good and choice $39 to $42; bulk! common and medium $28 to $38!

head good and choice $38.50; new! The former county law chief- all time high; one lot mostly| yesterday in Superior Court 1 by ewes scarce, good and choice the Pratt Printing Co., Inc. 225 quotable $20 and above. | N. New Jersey St. : | i

Firm Head Dies Edwin John Smith Was 71 Years Old

Edwin John Smith, former operator of the J. W. Smith & Son Baking Co. @ied this morning at his home, 224 Berkeley Rd, He was 71. Mr. Smith, who was born in Philadelphia, lived in Indianapolis all his life with the exception

@1s your car in good con-

dition? of three years. He operated the ® You may be driving it for [baking company, founded by his long time. grandfather in 1878, from 1904 to

1943. Active in community affairs and fraternal life, Mr. Smith was a member of the North Methodist Church, the logan Masonie Lodge, the Shrine, the Sahara Grotto, the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Odd Fellows. Arrangements for services, which will be at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, are incomplete; Burial will be in Crown Hill Surviving are his wife, Charlotte; two sons, Lou and Edwin {J. Jr.; a sister, Mrs. Laura M, Millington; all of Indianapolis, land a granddaughter,

Portraits Are Stolen

From Florida Museum

SARASOTA, Fla., Feb. 8 (UP) —Art dealers all over the world {were asked today to watch for {two portraits reported “missing David ‘Heming explained: “I [by the state-owned Ringling Art like to see people curl up and |Museum here. : roast.” ; | The pictures, valued at $750 Copyright; 1951, for The Indianapolis Times each, were copies of portraits of 0 {the dukes of Saxony done in 1532 Philly Transit Fares by Lucas Cranach the elder, : 2 {famous German medieval artist, Jumped to 15 Cents They had been hanging in the PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 6 (UP) museum on each side of a $25,000 The Philadelphia Transporta- Cranach original and were last tion Co., the nation’s largest pri- seen late Saturday, Foo vately owned transit firm, raised

jts fares today to 15 cents cash.| ‘Ahoy, Mates

Tokens for single-vehicle rides are now three for 40 cents; all EUREKA, Cal, Feb. 8 (UP) -—The Broadway Clowns, tours

® Next Sunday Parade Magazine will have a handy guide to auto care to help you keep your car in tip-top shape.

PARADE MAGAZINE Comes With THE SUNDAY TIMES

Deadly Fun

SYDNEY, Australia, Feb. 6 (CDN)-—The citizens of this New South Wales state capital are breathing easier now that police have put an end to Heming’'s hobby. ; Admitting he had set fire ’ to three houses while the owners were home, arsonist

The fares apply to subways, ing New York basketball team, busses and trolleys. were rowed across the rainAn attempt by the “citizens swollen Eel River for a game

at nearby Ferndale. The team was ferried back across the river later in the day in time to defeat Hum-

committee against the fare rise”| to gain a court injunction against the increase was rejected last night, four hours before the in-

| TUESDAY, |

ANNOUNE

1 Death Notices TO

DUNCAN-—Fred NK-—Harry | —Edward SADAM arr

A GS—Jol 1TUS—John.

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BLACKBURN-—Nellie Drexel Ave., passe afternoon, age 55 y the late Curtis Lee ter of Mrs. Marie

a. m. at HARRY W. CHAPEL, 2050 E. A Little Flower Church ial Holy: Cross Flower will m at Peace Chapel [« the Rosary.)

UENTING--Mrs, El ave other of , Mrs. Byron Soap is and Mr. Er rt. ayne, passed rvice FLANNER

p. m, Tuesday. (Co pers please copy.) CADY—Doroths Wil 0. wife of Charle Darlene, Joan and J C. L. Bruce, Elwood vived by four brot

Elwood, Ind. Frienc Flanner & Buchanal

CORCORAN—Timoth senal Ave., husband of Margaret and N dren, passed away Friends may call at FEENEY FUNERAL Meridian 8t. Funer: a. m. from f Cross Church. Bu Cemetery.

IETZ—Henry Ziegle DE Tox 513, India husband of Annie Lat

M. Dietz, br assed away ater, G. H. HERRM

, DISNEY—Susan Ad

1 el, wife of Willi mother of Mrs, Mild Bertrand Disney, sis Dr. Daniel and Hen Frank K. Kimberlin Long and Mrs. Everet of Richard O. Shim of 3, departed this 1 69. Service Friday, PF at MOORE & KIR CHAPEL, 5342 E. Burial Orchard Hill Bethel. Priends invite

. Mrs. Virginia Peter

brother of Joseph Du garet Burks, m. grandchildren, passe Funeral Wednesday, Lyndhurst Baptist Floral Park. Friend shirley Bros. Centr N Illinois St. until day. and at the chur

> FENDLEY~—Harry -A

Re! r+ St. fathe Francis and James H er of Robert Pendle passed away Monds peral Thursday 11 a. FUNERAL HOME, 16 Friends may call home. Burial Greenw

never be more than 100 per cent. Here's how they get the '‘102 per cent.” That's.above “rated capacity,” which allows for periodic

president of the association, will teur show, The Ice-O-Rama, will, The concern charges that Mr. Man's Skull Fractured n charge of general conven-| present “cute” tiny tots, teen Cunningham neglected to pay | , ition sessions, |agers and adults in a fast-moving $1025 in printing bills incurred | n Car-Tractor Crash

{

EE apa panorama of glitter and skating during his campaign for gherit.| A 33-year-old railroad engineer ihiis

» » » LET ME READ that again— yep, that's ‘what it said—"“$270 a week.”

The fare, coach, is $21.28. - But

FENDRICK — Mrs, passed away at 1 son, Irvin A. Fendri ridian St. Service F CHANAN MORTUAR .m. Friends invited

crease went into effect. boldt State College, 48 to 40.

ra Sateen

shutdowns for repairs and main- 1 sl: . excellenc t.! Th i itical | ou could y. | e complaint charges $250 n critical condition in General ) tenance. When they go it steady, SN Wg doe fo have Yous Michigan City A 15-piece professional orches- printing was purchased .Sept. 18 Hospital today with injuries re-! day. Friends nay ¢ 4nd dort shut down, they shoot p,,,,,, 1 "gy; sg Navy Man Hurt | Will provide the music. The and $775 in printing Oct. 31. [ceived when his car hit a tractor- Food. husband of 1 over “100 per cent.” And that vy ] ur {show will be presented one night] Mr. Cunningham could not be trailer at Emerson Ave. and Ind. David | Clarke and

Fenimore, stepfather Don Laughlin, brot Ross and Fred Fen!

Train leaves daily at 5:25 p. m.

makes sense.

What Steel Needs

129 last night.

‘reached for comment. ! - 4 { ‘Injured was George B. Dorefr, |

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 (UP) (only. Walter A. Van De Werken, Mich-| . =

Have a Seat

; : FRANK BODWELL of Ameri.|!82n City, Ind.. was injured when 44 a ‘ i $ ss Ww {R. R. 3, Martinsville, an employee : : Hoy ond more ot varying. from (Ch Airlines tells me hat theres (16 U.S. Navy minesweeper ree Eieciric Kanges of the Pennaylvaria Railroad. His Ree Pre the (finished pro ducts right back a Job 5t hoium Jhout seats Being Friday, io Poisig BY a, Off e o a oh C kin S bh | | The RE Tp tractor-trailer. | : : rue ur Mash Fox sills Toe 0 he mings. not his. '|announced yesterday. a0 4 cnoo "Frank Huzek, Chicago, was un-| ff | = = pratheg, 3 gecres x } "0X. rs.

It needs iron ore, manganese, - pal gane “As a matter of fact” said thurt. | giana polis, Jonny TF. PH .

The 136-foot wooden-hulled ves-

bale steel scan mestone; re.(FTARK. “our business is slightly(te] Was the Ath minesweeper lost| Times. Event, Opening Monday, Will Offer | | bourbon has b Bois Sif § . : ' off, And we have space to almost/!? Korean waters since the war| A f Pri Vv | ed Local Stocks and Bonds! een Glenna Turner of B fractories, conder and scale, ono one Me (UTE IRATE 10 BAMOSt lied last june. | ssoriment of Prizes Valued at $5000 : HE | jirs. Catherine Dre: flutrspoa. fluxes, aluminum, coal Mexico City.” The announcement said the ves: Homemakers attending the Times Cooking School, which| goose ~™ * 44 asked 1 . 1 f ! 1’ crandeniiaren, pa Most of the ore used to come. [1° thought people had the idea |S¢! Was sunk by a mine off the opens Monday, are going to get four Philco electric ranges free {mericat Stites com our sole speciality ior over HT: A Sued that the railroad strike had|/Korean east coast. \ot en the $5000 t |*Avshire Collleries Com... ... 18% 19%] will be held Thursd from the Mesabi Range up in the pumped a lot of rail sengers| There were 15 casualties mclud-1. aa By Along the . Worth of gina, Pe Te et BI X seer) : rn. Ban Lake Superior Region. But we'ra|into tne air. And Al passe gers ING Tour aod, fon ne ol The list of free awards even overshadows the big “gift basket” Reif BE & Sik Jrés ord... @3 1 100 years. Our mastery | 9 Cure ma low felting ore from the Adios looking at his own bookings, is SiX wounded. of last year's school. Bobba-Merrill pid. 444% |. ¢ Selby Bt. any tl Liberia or, Venezuela and hgqey. Nearby vessels picked up sur-| Here are other awards to be given away Monday, Tuesday | Chass. of Camm com ... of this one art 1s th 3 BT Pre : nw For Tired, Old Man vivors of the crew of four officers and Wednesday: | mre eee | GOEL TROBE COM e liga tiabame . SL, MANGANESE is a must. It| When the Ol and 31 men. : Seventy-five pieces of Pyrex pared, including steaks, chops, Cummings Eng ptd 4 of Lawrence (Red) en the Old Man comes home| ——— | roasts. stew: ie k Cummings Eng com ...... & Service GRINSTEIN helps carpect the effect of sulphur from a fishing trip dog tired, with| Five Indianapolis seamen re- “%® lies NT Yan: es, Cook |causolaaied Finance Key to the generous 1 OME Yetta, 3 n steel, improves hot workin “manenl Sunbeam Mixmaster. 8, it ee dor Nom vied ihr polls Tc oo mg Tle king ne Ja and ng Jie 2 i are og iersoing ot | Presto Cooker. Juuso recipes will be intro- Sisters ina" ele » old’ Hea : an ai f . ' , Al, | duced. - .. a Gary, ces, . more strength, hardness|something about it. They are William F. Cull, 80g Yorando fan. I Mighlight of each session BE Finance com flavor you appreciate Frank C, Maley fat eating quali -. i t 90 You can’t make him catch fish N. Delaware St.; James L Loh-|,, Soungstown Garbage Disposal, = amatic parade of foods iii sis a Paised sway Sunday we impor (he's probably been playing man, son of Mr. : {Unit worth $150. | ‘| Herf-Jones ‘of A off . . 4610 Graceland Ave Diaying #in F. and Mrs) Complete food dishes prepared Very recipe prepared at the iome T & T s% ‘oid mn Old Fitzgerald. 1503 PN" Meridian i

per cent of our manganese. We rummy, anyway), and you can't/Clarence M. Lohman, 1812 Pros-|

used to get a lot of it from Rus-ichange the breath, but you can Pect St.; Robert L. Wampler, son OP the Murat theate}" stage. |school is attractively garnished look, Drug Co com

Ind Asso Tel 2 pfd

i ay February 7. 9 a las it would be served at the ta- Ind Gas & Water Com. .

. m., 8t. Thomas Aquina a. m. Interment Ho

sia, but Russia has cut down to/keep him from lof M : | Hundreds of baskets chock full | : wre : hurt our production. So we get P ! being 80 tired, [Sa Ie . ang Jen. rerun Glo { groceries, : ble and shown to the audience on, ing Men nan tery. Friends may it from Asia and Africa. IT'S A NEW KIND of boots. y : : Sia * = ja Magic Mirror. {{Indpls P&L com .......... NO N : \J. Pattison, 1209 Pleasant St.; Offer 4 Ranges The school again will be De po hee Deny Go HR aol os ickel we get from Canada. It They're feather-light, plastic and and William Metealf f Mr. : 8 fOn- Indpis Ath Guin Realty Co husbasg of Midbe adds toughness, stiffness, and won't rip or snag. And he can'and M calf, son of Mr.| Last year, one Philco electric ducted by the National Live [ndianapolis Water oom Aa liam 8. Hurst and } strength. : ‘carry them in his pocket or ‘ackle rs. Felix Metcalf, 1722 N. range was given away at the Stock and Meat Board of Chi-/indpis Water 4la% pte Pissed away Sunday. F ‘box. #1¢ Parker Ave. |cooking school. Each of the four cago, which presented last year's ii on m tational Life com .. Wednesday, 1.0. Mm: m Russia, Too | You boys who've waded against] i ————— lelectric ranges to be given away Times Cooking School. |Kingan ‘& Co ptd II Jichds may call a ; THEN THERE'S chromium. (he swift currents of a trout FCC CBS Fi | {next week is the latest 1951 Phil-| Mrs. Daugherty in Charge | A TNE i We take between 35 and 50 Per stream will know what T mea. { ’ 4 ico “broil under glass” range. | Mrs. Marie Daugherty, director | Yaron Herrington com E. 10th St. wife o cent of the world's supply. And ’ i ‘RCA’ TV Ch Every homemaker will receive of the Homemakers’ service de-|Mastic Asphaly =" 0 ll Genuine SOUR MASH Mire Gladys Higdon we used to buy a lot of that from One Week's Coal S arge |a recipe book at each of the four partment of the National Live|N Ind Pus Seev Com . . "ee Bourbon A ae Russia. But that's been pretty HARDEST HIT by the wildcat CHICAGO, Feb. 8 (UP)—The [Tee sessions. The recipe books Stock and Meat Board, will be in|y iv, Fb, Seiy $a otd OLD FASHIONED JORDAN FUNERAL well cut off. So now we get itjrailroad strike is the hauling of Federal Communications Commis- contain all of the recipes dem-|charge of the demonstrations. In- Progress Laundry com ©... KEMP—Bdward A (rom Southern Rhodesia and the stuff which makes our pow-|sion and the Columbia Broadcast. OnStrated at the school. This dianapolis homemakers will be| pry Sere of Soa om = 1: Hubert K° Kemp. b e emp

passed away Monday Seivioss Thursday, 1 EY BROS." CENTR. N. Illinois St. Bu

Cemetery. Friends | _shapsl dfter 1 p.m

Turkey. ler, and keeps us warm—coal. (ing System say Radio Corporation/D00k also has charts which will among the few groups that will| 74 Serv of Ind 3's ptd.....

And tungsten is used in tool] The rajiroads tell me that/of America has produced no “gyp-Nelp make meat buying easier, see Mrs. Daugherty’s demonstra- Schwiizer-Cummina pfd steels, armor-piercing shot and they're keeping in close touch/stantial evidence” in its .fight to tables on weights and measures tions this year. She seldom goes|So 1nd Gig “om ° lamp filaments. We got much of with the coal merchants, and|block adoption of CBS color tele. Of ingredients and other helpful out of the Chicago office on the !Stokely-Van Camp com that from China, ¢f all places, |there’s about one week's supply|vision as standard for the in- Information. ~ ischpol tours. Fanner & Co 5ia% bid 'nd Koreas was a large producer./on hand. |dustry. Monday and Tuesday sessions Mrs. Daugherty will be assisted |o''s Haute, Malleable Fortunately, we're the world sec-| iD 2 al { The FCC and CBS said in a Will begin at 130 p. m. Onlpy Miss Beverly Swinham and| United Ceiephons 8% ofd ... ond largest producer, about 12 AN THAT'S GOOD. That motion filed in federal court yes-| Wednesday there will be two aise Laura Overly, home ctono-1" 1 THe ou. per cent. {means Sue Week of deliveries. Anditerday that the U. 8. Supreme schools -— one at 9:30 a. m. and mists of the National Live Stock! ilien & steen ss AND COLUMBIUM—vyo b.lman > . Asem at, it means Court should affirm a three-judge ©" at 8:15.p. m. and Meat Board, and Miss Marian American fond Alas 88 .... er Al ia ¥iy row A n 2 of warmth, |special court's ruling upholding Plan ‘Variety of Dishes Schleicher of the Radio Equip- Bastian Morley Re we now need f th labo h Mediate WOrry| FCC approval of the CBS system., Each session. is different, so ment Co. of Indianapolis. | Bulner Perdis Sy eed more o at thanabout the supply of coal--if the) The motion, intended for relay homemakers will want to be Colum there is in the world. It makes dealers can get it into your base-/to the Supreme Court as a rebel hoa at every session ° on)

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For scrap lining, comes in seeTeucher blue,| The students are Miss Ruth NMES WANT ADS! wy 18 Jom). 10 Varnish 26 Flesh food 44.Natural power ° ey they have to get back steel al- pink and maize prints. Smart Farris, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. | 19 Exclamati ingredient -27 Sea eagle 45 Trial ange Board reserves ready made, and worn out or stuff, too, white tailored edging. J: W. Farris, 5449 Coliege—Ave.: ) | On 11 Siouan Indian £9 Enclosed 46 Eternities v our hands thrown away. So, if you see a toddler in that | Miss Ann Cockley, daughter of : 20 Italian seaport12 City in Nevada 30 Chair 47 Cartographs February, 1951. 5 Then add transportation. boats, lcombinatinn aoe Le ata. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cockley, 5145 p | 22 Daybreak 17 Symbol for 39 Quechuan 48 Essentia) being) od 4 TT TT ew [Carvel Ave, and Miss Salley p [ ,,{camb. form) tantalum Indian 50 Bitter vetch Cont Toda Bp | Hampton, daughter of Mr. and ' | 23 Chaldean eity 20 Decreed 40 Head of a $2 Deca 4 oy Marion Y S earner orocas Mrs. H. J. Hampton, 5022 Cen-| , VERAGE | 24 New Zealand 21 Ran . college 54 Babylonian Roy T. Combs , tral Ave. ! native fort 23 Joined 42 Former deity Auditor, Marion County Ln lk : 3 C (Teri Added . . Low eps ve 3Awendsd 43Proboscis 36 Whirlwind’ Noten horevy iv ai LN ocal Truck Grain Prices Is . | 31 Assam irclanaoolie, il’ ete pate ———————————————— + silkworm er |B fae A Cost Protection | ii a a. Ne. 3 White corn. $1.1. H eo | 33Aninst be atl P.M Centr es | No. 3 yellow corn. $1.63 Hl Extended Coverag 34 Bewildered Priday, Pebruary 9th, ye - ' dens fire insurance 25 Year b REQUISITION L | d ' broadens clude 25 Year between 3 Only 250 KVA, OI 2a * Local Produce [ protection to nC ge 12 and 20 distribution, Transforms fan : = 1 - ' damage from windsto * - | 36 Canvas shelter 2-212% overvoltage ta ’ | RGA Healt oon Bl C:piosion, hail, smoke | 37 prom Fe Hw ana \ Pp nd e roof bushings and ie; Grade B large. d6c and Grade A i and smudge, vehicle a 38 Chief priest of less ; connectors, second LT a Jb. ang over, 276 Hl ;ircraft, and riot. Get a shrine rei Re AR 80d stags. 16 and No. 3 poultry. "so lass | Bl added protectionagainst | 39 Hypothetical pol . De og led hur o, 1. NE | : EVEN common hazards. {+ structural unit volts, standard taps | Butleriat—No. 1 8c: NG 2 63 |. i © 41 Implied taps’ 3-3%% undervoll PARILY Chuwut AND mary, primary leads t A U. S. Statement | 41 Pronoun = ara Re] oH = - : : 3 1 | ] 49 Born ANY loads to have Ty ion] |i RECTOR ob Ue Gro : I GSoC a say EEC] RAE Asc Ser" thrbush red. 3° com: the MUTUAL AGENT [® Shorf-napped valve oll sampling vwostinr CfEEERl swew pared with a Te Yow Last Vea: [BH ! ML {3hdard accessories t wowiss FI X .....$23.207,236, 592,127,839 | | ondle i Sa Fo) i VS sesipis ars iain EER RITE wn ttl £ GRAIN DEALERS - | 55 Pries ' 18 be delivered Tob B CM RIGS PALOFS COM 195) £0W | 8 WAGER ALL BUNTY MESEBNES. ! ai sera 47.314 3.381.313. 934 : : 57 Handled Mnitation Tans. 3 . { . pe i. 3-281. . ' . aa . . vs apolis, TODAY AND TOMORROW: Hobsierland will bo beter off | Ath bajance fit 25057 104.368 Miss Marian Sleicher, Radio Equipment Co. home economist, MUTUAL AGENCY, INC. s58African fiy indiana oils raseries ; : / IW: will be better off Gaid reserve “22.341706.741 2034651548 demonstrates the new "jiffy griddle,” a feature of the 1951 Philco 1740 North Meridian St. - VERTICAL right to buy any {tem than some states farther north but the weather still will be dis- N y CLEA x¢ | range. F f these 1951 Philco electri i iven 487 bidder ‘or _Hiddars. Ha Ee / . 1 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING MOUSE ge. Four of these ilco electric ranges will be given away WAbash 2456 - . 1Stout cord ALB agreeable—colder, and freezing rain. Cn Imei tides at The Times Cooking School next week. : || ——————— | ne gor a gag ; ; rR ; 2 . TT EP ‘ a : dh in Ur

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