Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1951 — Page 28

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, FEB46, 1051" § Allies |

AY IN Wage Board ice-O-Rama Family Night Hog Trade Active, C1O Textile Strike Halts

10D by, ae Scheduled Next Thursday pisac Stron $50 Million War Orders 1 Decisic USINESS Lifts Lid, 3 | 8 nta t | age

Picks Up After By Union's First Industry-Wide Walkout

1 4 , Feb. —The C10 Textile Workers Union D HARTLEY Members Quit | Slow Start Here Hh he Brash Ago in its 11-year history today, y HAROL H. E i Hog trade opened rather slow halting $50 million worth of war contracts. Peaceful picketing was U.S. Cle i { at the Indianapolis Stockyards reported, Times Business Editor Formula for 10% today. Later trade was moder-| Emil Rieve, TWU general President, ore 000 vaclen 2nd le Coons : i : u 8. THE PRICE-WAGE freeze is breaking up like a bad Hike Called ‘Unfair ond Bat fd elt ane warsied w uEkers (o begin the sirike Ra 0 Al org W winter. A d U k bi ’ || were steady to strong, with a top broke down yesterday. company-paid pensions of at least a i , hd Unworkable j higher than yester- $11 monthly, and improvements The Western Wherever the pressure pinches, there's a howl. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (UP) ut - Senis . gher than ye Mr. Risve charged the company, ov. V0 4 holiday benefits. poned a decisi The “fix-it” boys agreed to let wages slip up 10 per|—The Wage Stabilization Board as : oy a 4 t Inte largest firm in the industry aud Most of the plants affected by send their troo { fell apart today as it approved a me late sales and most tate traditional pattern maker of tex-l "Uo "er were in ‘New Parallel into N cent. And labor walked out in a huff. . bids were 25 cents or more lower tile wages with refusing to make e : national ‘wage formula permitting pine » hy England and Middle Atlantic The United | Labor wanted 12 per cent, no less. pay increases up to 10 per cent | than early. a ‘reasonable offer. states, but a few were scattered the right—und Now, what will happen] over Jan., 1950 levels. Hogs 7000; early choice 170 to| The company said it had offered |, "+." Jou¢th and midwest. , decisions — to : | WHEN I WENT IN, Virgil La-| The three labor members called pounds, $23.25 to $23.75, sev-|/the union a 5-cent hourly wage Korea. America when wages go up 10 per|yuire said, “Psst, TI let you in|the formula “unfair and unwork- eral loads $23.85, top $24 spar-jincrease “subject to approval by . li a are saying: “T' cent? rE. ¢ jon something.” And he did. |able” and quit. The formula was] ingly; later trade $23 to $23.50,/the proper authority,” but the Twin City Po ice So a final de Y nw Down at the end of the table approved by the three industry) with few to $23.75; 250 to 290 union wanted a 15-cent hourly _ . to cross the THE MANUFACTURERS will was a big silver pan. He lifted and three public members of the pounds bid $22.25 to $23, few boost, among other demands. Find Life Complex been made. Ths be hammering doors in Wash- the hot cover. And underneath, panel. early $23.25; 290 to 350 pounds,| “This is not so much a strike EAPOLIS. Feb. 16 (UP) munists guess ington for a rise in prices. And there they were. Big, crisp and| ¥conomic Stabilizer Eric A. $21.50 to $22.25; 120 to 160 pounds, hy the workers as a lockout by] MINNEAP n eh ted gives the Alli if they don't get prices increases, crusty French fried shrimp, and Johnston was expected to approve $16.50 to $19; sows steady 1to|the industry,” he said. “The com-| Minneapolis po fe a m eh 0- settle their di some of them may go back and bacon chunks, just a mouthful, (it, and it becomes effective when strong; bulk choice 300 to 550 pany told us that it was not sell-|day that they made on a Duin lock their factory doors, wrapped in juice-dripping bacon he does. Strong administration pounds, $19.50 to $20.50; few toling civilian goods beyond Mar. St. Paul police car—"by ac President Tr They won't do business at a strips. lefforts were expected to get the| $21. {31 in any event unless prices could dent. . ‘od Ce Yoes loss, They aren't working for, Somehow the crowd had missed labor members to reconsider, Cattle 500, calves 300: steersibe raised.” | A St. Paul policeman pat} Sonierel ul fun, any more than the boys in them, But I didn’t. {| Under the executive order cre- and heiters steady; odd head] The New England Council, rep- his car in the police garage re Dations ye the back shop. Some are sure And my wife wondered why I|ating it, the wage board could not choice to prime steers to $37; ma- resenting most of the nation’s While he served a Tew waa b ou a still to say, “Nothing doing, I quit.” wasn’t hungry at dinner. [Operate to stabilize Wages vitless jority good to choice $32 to $34; woolen mills, said the plants had ang 3 was gone when he re ae: hn gn “.a n i ’ there is equal represen on o . 3 y 0 million AL, THIS SEE-SAW between wages Allied’s Future labor, Wr public. A Shotts Jiaupoung helters 304; wl {De el Awarded abo ill Sept. 23.| Minneapolis police searched for the parallel is and prices, which created infla- WHENEVER 1 SEE the name board official said, however, the ye So $24 50 to $27.50: veal.| American Woolen received almost|th® missing car for two hours, strategic matte tion is still going on. of Allied Laboratories, Inc, Iigroup’s administrative work t teady: good and half the amount, $21,182,214, the Then they found, to their chagrin, It also is a And the administration With think of Pitman-Moore, its sub-would continue, regardless Ot Be to SR And! eounel] said. ey [that it had been driven out on Twice a week, an election coming up next year, gidiary here, with its medicine Plan Further Steps imediam $20 to $40, |" Most of the orders were for|Patrol by Minneapolis officers - all the nations fsn't going to kick the labor vote plant, and its big biological lab-| The joint AFL-CIO Labor Pol- : : 'uniform cloth, Army and Navy Who thought it belonged to their In South Korea in the teeth. So the politicians oratories at Zionsville, icy Committee called a meeting Sheep 100; sheep and lambs, ©... 0c ond cartridge belts. force. ton. will be playing footie with thel pitman-Moore has been moving|to consider “further steps.” The scarce; fat lambs quotable steady; ™'™, "conan Tor the National The British unions to keep the X's in the|along with sales-sharp Kenneth wage hoards labor members had good and choice salable to $39.50; Association. of . ‘Woelen. Mann. A Be S ort . commando-type right column. [Valentine as its president. He's received their instructions to hold! [Slaughter ewes quotable weak to\, 5" aid negotiations col- Ww, a op limiteq ground But, unfortunately, the govern-\young, aggissive and knows hisiout for a 12 per cent increase. 81. lower; . medium to choleel, oq “just when work would be WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 North Korea. ment can’t make a mANU{ACturer yg yet, [The labor board members prom- salable $16 to $22. [starting on government contracts (UP) — President Truman They are, ho run his plant. We haven't got s 8 =» lsed a full statement on their laced in mid-January.” thinks White House report- any large-scale that far yet. We still don’t use| , oo oo. meaning to get Withdrawal DIES AS CAR HITS POLE Ly All defense production now| ers are trying to get him to Yalu River whic the firing squads, and we have no, eaning to ge ’ b roy. N glense procu in th Korea from Ma . » jout to the biological laboratories| The labor members are Emil FT. WAYNE, Feb, 16 (UP)— will be held up as well as current| take a vacation trip in the i Siberia. 0» ‘because I hear of the wonders be- Rieve, president of the CIO Tex-| Loren August Macke, 20, Ft. delivery,” he said. - South, : “Washin ton a WHAT HAS REALLY hap- ing performed there. Allied Lab- tlle Workers; Harry C. Bates, Wayne, was killed today when he| Mr. Rieve said no further ne- Questioned at his news Kiso Ing 7a

lh 1 of his automobile on 80tiations had been scheduled be-| conference yesterday about jlost. sontve Dd. 3 BY ox of here {tween’ the union and American a recent flurry of printed « |and the car hit a utility pole and Woolen Co. In Washington, Clyde| rumors that he'll’ go south M. Mills, Assistant Director of soon for a holiday, Mr.

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pened is that inflation has been oratories is taking an increasing- President cof the AFL Bricklayers glowed, but not stopped. ly important place in the field of Union, and Elmer E. Walker, vice, And nothing will stop it, un- biologicals, that's the medicines President of the International As-

overnment puts they get from well-bred animals, #0c¢iation of Machinists. ; 8 | Jess the politica so in ice a a gland extracts and the The three said that the board's Mrs. Sibyl C. Van Voorhees and Paul Van Voorhees, 3540 overturned. ‘the Federal Mediation Service,/ Truman laughed and said waa Joule top to bottom, from manufactur- like, ’ decision is “an attempt to do a| Balsam Ave. are the mother and son skating team in The Times | YOU ARE UP TO YOUR NECK said his organization had “no; it was his guess that these A Esa er to farmer, and everybody who, Now I see that Allied Labora- great Injustice to all Americans lee-O-Rama next Thursday at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. Paul de- {IN BARGAINS when you shop immediate plans to enter the ne- were trial balloons sent up hive io withdra gells services or products in be- tories is moving much faster than WHO WOrk ‘for wages and sala-| signed the costumes for the entire show. The Times’ Classified ads! Real gotiations.” by the press room in the porth of the Ii. tween. . > {I thought. I got a telegram yester- |ries.” Board Chairman Cyrus 8. . 7 a Pins estate, used cars, furniture, home| In addition to the wage in- White House. The news- : Publication of But don’t look for that. 'day which said that shareholders CPINE; a public member, said the ‘ ; : appliances, swaps, tools, animals, crease, the union asked for a| men usually go along on ever fis DUFOB Next year we ‘elect a President.\will be asked on Mar. 13 to au. formula was “fair and equitable.” A pproximately 500 Skaters to Take Part lclothing and many other items. | cost-of-living escalator clause, such trips. Ever lis purto : And I hope we do. thorize 100,000 shares of common| , ¢ Wage formula, a creation In Fund-Raisi 2-H Ext t munists Sh I New Job stock, just to keep up with the of the board's public members, } n aising, £-riour Extravaganza ‘ AT ell s company’s growth. was a compromise between de-| It will be “family night” at the Fair Grounds Coliseum next| ; : . ‘GUAR, 1 HAD LUNCH yesterday with = ’ mands by labor and Industry Thursday when The Times presents local skaters in the annual Ice- @ : . e 1 three interesting guys. They Sea jmembers. Although the formula 0.Rama show to raise money for The Infantile Paralysis Fund. Waich | know oil and gasoline from the ALLIED LABORATORES last Will not have an immediate effect | The some 500 skaters in the two-hour extravaganza include a A ground to your exhaust pipe. | year rang the cash register to the On such contracts as the CIO|mother and son team, mother and daughter team, and brother and i 20 Years And no matter what you hearitune of $13,261,000, up about a! United Auto Workers Union's, the gistor pairs in specialty acts. 3 ol 4 i L at the gossip counter in the cor- half million over 1949, autoworkers won't like it. . | The show also will present skat-| ox e kK

ner store, they're in the most com-| The company has the medicine, Here's what the approved order ore of almost every age, from the

De 2ainess : n | aia re Lt sell ¥ 5) "Wa ” ore oh of 10 per cen t gute’ Hay tots to 1 pe a . | | Senator S robe » : {for humans in the wint when > NL s ska with many e-O-Rama | w " WANSON enera they need it, but also ors | il permitte er the tee, It to thelr Te This | HO ARD 8 » general, y : ldate of Jan, 15, 1950. Fringe! |

oq] Medicines for animals in the sum- | is the fifth year The Times has! 3 : El Ae MB el mer when they need it. jhenetils suck Be aslons ang presented the show and many of | ICense reat divisional manager in Indiana, | Working the get-well field two," er y ithe skaters have performed in| \ways, the company never has a tained between Jan. 15, 1960, and, ory one and Rome Osborn, who wears at|, =o. dul Ithe effective date of the order are . | Seek to C least four titles, invited me too WMOTenL OF & dull year. The | "vo included in estimating] It will be “family night” in the] S€€k to Correct whack up a steak; and fish mugh- ures show that, the 10 per cent increase, audience, too. As a result of the, Mags Errors in Files rooms from the gravy. . You're the Boss | Illustration Cited low admission prices, entire fam-| Howard Swanson looks like a", =". =. N However, in all contracts ne- lly groups have purchased tickets,| Mass errors in the state's vast football player. And he was, a oe RNMENT froze gotiated in the future all of| In addition to the graceful pro-|automobile license plate system tackle on Knox College at Gales- Prices: and wages with its eyes management's contract costs, in- duction numbers and difficult rou- Came under the scrutiny of the

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burg; Ill. He's thick-muscled and closed. eluding the frin ti ‘thrill’ acts al ill be pro-{Indiana Senate today as an in- } ; ge benefits, are tines, acts also w p straight up and down, no bulges, ay the neabilizing Jdminia ie be z eckoned in the 10 per cent vided. Bill Battreall, who won Vestigating committee inspected He's in town with P. W. Engles,| T808 Whig odin oo 1 eA {heavy applause last year with his the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. 22nd & WM Shell's operating manager, to ‘ be If a union has received less barrel jumps will jump over racks/ Four state senators delved into 38th & Ke

hold divisional meetings, set the !lttle store open at nights, may| nn 10 | d t Thursd ight. /the records in an effort to de- | i per cent before the ef-/of swords nex ursday night. target for defense year ahead. [charge more than the big volume! ..." 1.0 of the order, it has He also will present a stilt-skating termine what B wrong Wie ae sx» . number, the first time this has/state’s license bureau and wha Then the 0 m {permission to try for more but] , tat aI HERED FROM he talk| The a, ha Vernment sad. only up to the 10 per cent ceiling. been seen in The Ice-O-Rama. jean be done to correct it. Bl Ahell 13 going to take on af : di The board used this illustration A 15-plece professional orches-| The muddled license situation

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part of the responsibility of keep-|the margins of profit. If general wage and salary in- tra will provide the music accom- came to light months ago when REPAIRI} ing cars running, with a more & an {creases have amounted to 7 per paniment. The most colorful cos- The Times published a series of y thorough going-over when youl snp THAT was just as bad, cent since the base period, then tumes ever seen in the Ice;O- stories indicating the bureau files RITE S JE drive in for gas and oll because these differ, "too, Some “not more than a 3 per cent in- Rama have been provided. Bril-|Were inaccurate. 43 8. TLL Shell is realistic. ® ©OMistores have larger mark-ups than crease is permissible. This 3 per liant spotlights will aid in the Clyde Black, director of the 1-CO ROS V 0 { pany figures we must be in one, again depending upon vol-| cent may be applied to wages and 8alaxy of color on the big’ rink. |bureau, reported recently that the EWA R | E A of three phases of living: Peace,| ,\o ahd location. \salaries alone or it may be ap-| The show will start at 8 p. m. (mistakes found in the license

preparedness or outright war, S80 Price Stabilizer Mik | YOU b - records could hurt i§ t nd 3 ze e Di- plied wholly or in part to other I may obtain choice re nnocent | ct m f wear on pi rings a cyl or walls, And Howard Swanson told me, \aalle has found himself tangled (fringe) S ra of aT ato served seats in all sections of ‘Motorists and enable gullty| Helps prote against ain cause o ear on piston og ind

keeping a car on the road, is Im-|yith thousands of special prob-| In that case, the board noted, the Coliseum for The Times drivers to have permits.

portant in preparedness. {lems in pricing and profits. And ithe cost of the increases in fringe 1ce-O-Rama. They are available | “Anyone has access to the | REVAL that is why he has delayed put-|penefits must be deducted from °MIy at the Marott Shoe Store, | files,” he pointed out, since the “A 0 E CAR CONSERVATION will be tine the official finger on profit! 18 E. Washington St., from [files are out in the open in the * 111 W. WAS] the target for the months ahead. . B r ihe three per cent, | 9:30 a. m. until 5 p. m. daily Statehouse basement. “It is. an| mes rin surface im 3 ns. | i f til . . . © . . Y. © Se Le ol | So you can expect a lot of extra | And I think before the gover ; 2, Torna is Srleckye gibi Prices are: Box and parquet easy matter for someone to fake Helps guard against da ging effect of acids on fine bea 4 » Se —————— attention when your car is stand- ment gets far along with the that the rise in, living costs be-| Chairs, $1.20; north and south a record. I Watch ing beside a Shell pump. process of slipping the controls'iween January and May this year| ™MeZZanine, 85 cents; east end | As the Investigation opened, | i arc And that isn't entirely unselfish. harness on the economy, it Will win be “reviowed with possible] Mezzanine, 60 cents. Prices in- Secretary of State Leland Smith NEW Cl EANSING | NGREDIENT : || AccurateShen eo pa X Wight gh oe Dave found that |t is playing With! so iner wage unfreezing {elude tux, Fre ro Jeuate comumiittes i * Wo fs, oil to a ¢ up for! " “w - » . ; 4 Hl repairs, or waiting for parts, | Pri Unpredictable animal. | “rp yanuary index will be made | ooo Ter log Bonds promised to assist in any way. | Helps prevent power-robbing sludge and varnish. Helps save gasoline, i[* Wolf St The only car that means any- oy public. late his month and thel | He released a survey, made by Il ERLAUR. thing to a gasoline company is| THE AMERICAN ECONOMY April index comes out in late May ~—Feb, 16— {the Remington Rand business ema the one that’s running. is nothing which stays put. It is Sd vernment Sources PAVE Indl TES ue ib Bla Asked rm, which showed that the file NeW ULTRA- HIGH STABIL 7 ——— And that's what Shell's 35000 sensitive and responsive to the cated that the December to Janu- {ncrican States ofa ns could be brought up to date with America’s Ouista filling stations will try to do— slightest whims of supply and de- ary index rise will be between jAvishite Cellicties com '.... 18 19% an expenditure of $51,750 plus aid & keep them srunning. mand, and that neither the man-/1 and 2 per cent and Mr. John |Get Bo Se srs 'es olor 100 state workers, | Helps maintain constant oil viscosity under all driving conditions. Seit.Stariny K 's P fi ufacturers nor the government ston himself has acknowledged cL "G5 0 om irae 14 18 | Conducting the investigation roger's Pront i the nation can look for @t|Bobbs-Merrill pfd ¢%% |. 7 . ni can set prices. that Central Soya poy o 39 '|were state Sens. Greble Me-| § WHENEVER I TRY my hand The person who really sets least 5 per cent more by sUmMMEer. Cham of Comm com’. iv Farland and Von A. Eichhorn at arithmetic, I'm a little scared. prices is the public. That's you. The order does not automat- BE Loaealer 308 * ove gH Democrats dG Richard Ellis | I make mistakes.” Then I get ically void escalator clauses such Cummings Eng ptd "1.111000 Ha RE a b or 2 ig letters. Then I have to stand up Untouched as enjoyed by the auto Workers Consoliduted Pinsise od. 2 x [ANE oq Viitcomh, py ieans. 934 8. | in public with a red face, and say, WHEN THE FEDERAK ,_ which call for pay increases to FContin.Car- Na-Var ......... la: 1% . . ; | EEE “Sorry, my pencil slipped.” ernment slapped on tral match the hike in cost of living. Eastern tag Lele 8 pid 1% Aussie Flier Seeks But I'm going to try it again. gig not affect publie wages and But such clauses are effective up a Suse us Len, eon ; 4 . sa ——— + And I have a purpose, fees of states and cities. ® Hie 10 per cent ceiling, not be- favs Coro Bld" ww ud in To Top uv. S. | g Nationa 2. 5» y milton g Co com e y | I AM LOOKING at the pile af a atle Ju he Vay —y Since the cost of living rose HomcSPR FF ¢ Oy H ‘Record Aloft | dpugh the Kroger Co. cash regis- the federal government from tak- Yuring 1950 Rout 3 ber tent the Ind ‘Asso ‘Fel 3 pla" i £395 ermaronien meme eee | HORIZONTAL ters took in last year. ing over local self-rule, ormu’a. probably pe ihe 7ind Gas & Wat com 212i BRISBANE, Australia, Feb. 16 Roughly, it's $861 million, alll iy aim UAW sieslator Clauses to operate ing Yeltoriont PI py 108 _, (CDN) — Capt. Keith Virtue, an 1 Depicted is for Post Toasties, potatoes, soap) cy Ty at least for the Arst quarter of ilidsls P&L com +e... 38. 3% Australian National Airways ,* the flag of powder, chewing gum, lettuce, etc. IF A TOWN WANTS to raise. this year. 3 Indpls Ath Club Realty Co ... 84 | pilot, now has his sights fixed on ( — You would think y ho the wages of its police and fire] The union's next adjustment {is jIndianapolis Water com ..... 18% 18 ; aps ou nk anyone who " Indpls Water Co 5% pfd .....108 1162 an American pffot's record 8 Its currency could get his hands on that kind departments, it can, and the fed- due March 1, on the basis of the Indpls Water 4%% pfd ...102 10415 ks y ‘ it is the ah . ’ Jefferson National Life tom 10s 12 The 41-yéar-old Australian has unt of cash could manage to keep a ©rdl government can’t say no. Jan. 15 index, due to be disclosed Kingan & Co com . oo. ei 13, just logged his 20.000th { > — lot .of it. And that's what sur-. And if the county wants to late this month. ; Kingan & Co pid ............ 67a 10 88 ¥ ’ flying 3 Bullfight . i Jdncoln Nat Life... [lll] 74'a 71 | hour, an Australian record. It is 3 oh prised me. raise the price of marriage li-' The policy also provides for Lynch Corp a 18% 17% topped s ANA off assistant s in cense fees, it can, no doubt about “hardship” cases affecting de- MarnonHerington com ...... ‘6% ol by Pped 0 Avi % Siale, only 14 Greek dialect OUT OF THE $861 MILLION it. Same with city dog licenses, fense manpower. The board will Nat Homes com... '//''" 2572 278i DY depeping) ying ours logged 15 Noah's shi i 8 MILLION, —— ae hm ero amici " ding incrences Not Homes ofd Cievsan 100 03 by an American pilot. i Kroger showed a net income of °F 20Y other fee charged by the !‘“consider approving increases N ind Pub Serv com 1. 29 291% Althotigh it bi 16 Empty only $13 million state or city governments. over the 10 per cént ceiling N ind Pub Serv 4. ptd ,.... 101 103%, ouga it has taken Capt. 18 Document . . ’ ortvives AR? . , trots an. nnd Pub Serv 4% pfd .... 22% 24%) Virtue 23 years to pile up his reeThat means that Kroger kept But I don’t want to be giving “Where there are serious man- Progress Laundry com ..... 215 we (ab.) less than a cent and a halt out 4 those state and city politicians power shortages” and there is a “Pub wt Toa 3 pid FH vi oe we Tesla ea years 19 Lower case ; 4 i : - ¢ > é PP ‘Se J do g rll 1 201 i > v bh e every dollar which went through ideas, Reed to atiract manpower, . Hoy Soi¥ SLabd som Gung ®% yu. 8. record. up 2D its registers. . ¥ Schiwitzer-Cummins * pfd .... 18 19% as ti 20 Simmering I don't call that profiteering. T d WwW th I i + 80 Ind GAR pid ee 130% 121 . » 22 Dry measure If Kroger didn't have the prices 0 a S ea er oO occas iBtokeis. Van Lamp [com i. 18% % ’ Declare Dividend (ab.) and the good will to do that ranner & Co 542% pid oer. 98 0 Cc S k 23 Otherwise volume, the company would prob- Terre yHaute Malieabls sees 10% 11% n ommon 5Stoc 25 Goddess of ably fold up like a tent. Jojiea, Leiepnone s% oid .... ga «| A dividend of 35 cents a share, oy Seid SS morDy “lon common stock’ of Northern y ar Undercover BONDS 3 28 Rake

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LAST NIGHT 1 STEPPED in! to Parlor A at the Lincoln Hotel.| It wasn't hard to find, You could hear the cocktail hour buzz when You hit the top of the stairs, It was the Ford Motor Co. introducing A. F. Bauerbach, the new district sales manager for the Indianapolis area. He had come down from the most motor-

: ‘*|Mar. 30 to shareholders of record . conscious city in the world—De- Langsenkamp 6s 58 .......... 97 ....| 39 trot. ! ESAT | Buin Gun ners, juz 23 ooo. die 8 (Mar. 5, i] 30 Tine mensure y On A . Sprague Devices 58 60........ 95 = ....| TE : (ab.) AND LARRY DOYLE, one of oa Tn Tam oi. 0% riecal Produce: : ' : : i : 41 Scent bags the world’s best story tellers, and -\ ATID a] pin ’ : ; 47 Exists beat Ford Sales executives, came Q fa Hs mena Sam U: 5, Statement rT, TO gh yt ll . 48 Reyjkavik te Apa Tased' 10 Hun to andianaporn, No (umn WA **™ | | mest SRE wa ils fae Een madam Shc. No wraan ment OER] SRN gS Spi who used to run the Indianapolis of y fiscal year through Feb. 14, c¢ red - Poultry—Fowls, 4!2 lbs. and over, 20e;| . - . 50 Bluish-purple district. £2 T Mus mons, com WSIEOW LA WACKER ALL MGATS DESERVED. ea ato agg " ». COMPpare under ta Ibs. and eshorns. 20c; cocks 51 Its springs a i v MAS ” a stags, 15¢, A A . And Virgil LaMarre. was there, TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—The tegion from the West. Exvences + Juans s 23740. 45g han Ro. do. 1. ‘ete: No. 3 0% De Bes ant sles Jhanager ern Lakes down through the Ohio Yaloy and Wad to the surpiic > 07.250.003 BS ae B 1 8%er No. XW oo] Rafur - ki » . — | Defic i ? . . . . P in bowls made of pink ice gulf will be dominated by a trough of lowgpressure, according to Bib ga BO dia Loc Truck Grain Prices ; $2 Chemical | with little sandwiches theyy reports from the weather bureau. An arek of storminess will ac. cola Rex “12% 108.49 NS eo Prac wear vase s T word element call tanapes. You eat them by| company this trough. The storminess will consist of freezing rain. | ixpraxarous cugarve mouse | Fo 3 forbeams dim ) LE "the dozen. ; in the Wastarn Lakes and rain or rain showers from thre south. |Sn® oo coo Siddeiee S Fre worn | 3 J ; / - : ” . =

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