Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1951 — Page 30

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J. C. Penney was there. And that meant something. His name is over the entrance.

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the character and the spirit of the store. » ” ” SOMETHING HAPPENS to me when I talk with Mr. Penney. As I walked away I feel a little cleaner inside. And to 'me that is the sign that I have stood in the presence of a very good man. I get the same feeling when I talk with an outstanding minister. It is the penetrating simplicity of bigness. He was listening to what people had to say, not when they were talking to him alone, but when they were talking to one another.

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I COULD HEAR them, too. They were saying, “Isn’t it beautiful?” And their eyes were wide with wonder. And then they + pushed toward Mr. Penney with ‘two policemen holding open the doors. “He's been sick,” one said. And there Was a tone of sympathy, and a humble frankness about them, some in overalls, some with tattered shawls over their heads, men with oily work caps, and other women in their Sunday best, all trying to shake the hand of the man who did it, something they could tell their neighbors, and their grandchildren, years from now.

Miss Moore, Sect. 11 THE CLERKS WERE a little nervous with all those people. Few were buying at the start. They had come to see the most talkedabout store in the Middle-West.

{HAROLD H. HARTLEY \ Times Business Editor I saw a store open a’'$6 million home today. It was a majestic launching, Crowds pressed close to|™ '°t Of Programs. the heavy plate glass and brass of its massive doors. . There were a few affected words spoken. They didn’t|°" the 30 yeus guaran: ood mo

Indeed, no one needed to hear them, because|the sponsoring. But there was when the doors opened, they saw those very words at work no selling of television itself.

Just inside the door, to the! right, was Miss Mossie Moore. She | had Section 11, stockings. She's] a little thing, prim, statuesque, in| “basic black with pear earrings and | a rope of four strands of ry She was caught in the crowd. And she seemed to me to have a little of the trigger-tension you|

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Pay and Stay Home? WFBM MOVED off nicely with the basketball playoffs. Better ¢amera angles, faster following

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of the ball. And you feel some excitement with the cheering : r crowds. :» :

But the station is in a delicate! position. Being the only television outlet in the area, it had a moral obligation to carry the games. And that meant dropping

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in that kind of slim pickings, Kingan's had to sell about 600 million pounds of meat. ‘

- ” . AND THE UNCONTROLLED prices are tougher on the packers than controls, in one respect. The packers are always after-one another's customers, sometimes fiddling their own suicide sonata with price cutting. But, “frozen” prices are even worse, This is because the meat business gets out of the regulated packing industry and into dirty barns, rubbish-strewn alleys, and disease areas.

4 8 8.8 BESIDES, THE BLACK market butchers don't know their medicine and they grind up precious

announcer let the

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see in an actress on the first night [kitten out of the sack when he . |sald there are “2000 seats still available,” and urged people to THE BEST SHE COULD do come, toss their bucks through

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the box office window, and sup-

there in the crush of the door was port the games. »

to stay out of the way, be warmly ¥ pleasant to everyone, make them| HE EVEN GOTstatistical say-| feel at home. ing that it costs each school about | A kind of unofficial hostess. $50 to put a player on the floor, That was Miss Mossie Moore, and the high schools need the Section 11, stockings. money. i

. But this one I couldn't swallow. | Ted's ‘Finest Hour’ It didn't make sense. He urged

THE MAN WHO DID most of [People sitting in front of televithe work, in my opinion, stayed Sion sets to buy tickets anyway, out of the way. He was there all even if they intended to see the! right, but he kept to the back-/8ames at home. ground. And why do you suppose those Yet it was Ted Allen, the man- People bought the television sets? ager, a practical merchandiser,| 8 8 8 whose genius for organization, 19" SAVE THEM the trouble, made the move, from a relatively" the money, of ging to t small store to a big, robust mer-|/games in person. And I don't chandising market, as smooth and think many who have laid out as sweet as cream. {their bucks for television sets, will For him it must have been a dig down and pay the gate ad-| great day, his “finest hour,” to mission, too. | borrow from Churchill, his day of| The catch is that if TV hurts] achievement, both he and the attendance too much this year,

town will long remember, [there won't be any televising next year. And WFBM is trying to Melody Inn {keep a string on it.

. | AS I WRITE THIS, I am re- Eighth of a Cent minded that I am in the craziest; J LIKE THE FRANK little business in the world, It's worse talks Kingan’s has with its em-

glands which help to keep the

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sick alive, into low-grade Base |burger. These things the people at Kingan's know. Out there it's one big team; and everybody o! it knows every play. . That's how employee confidence is born. |

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