Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1951 — Page 10
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"Times Business Editor | Trading Activity
GENERAL MOTORS was shoveling bucks like mad Picks Up Here
into Indiana last year. At Mid-Session And it was a big shovel. For instance, GM laid nearly, Hog trade opened rather slow] {
$50 million on the payroll line right here in town. at the Indianapolis Stockyards, But little Anderson, often described as one big General today. Trade at mid-session was| Motors plant, got the biggest cut of GM’s Hoosier dough more active than early. Prices on| with more than $70 million. |—————————————/light and medium weight bar-| Muncie did well with better Package Plants rows and gilts were mostly 50 to|
than $10 million, and Kokomo| APPLIANCE DEALERS al{73 tents lower than yesterday's ed $9 million, and poor little (ready are looking ahead to the|™ id
! ~ Hogs 10,500; most choice 170. § i | starved along on a mere | day when there will be dealers to 250 pounds, $21.25 to $21.75: M .
n. But that's still prob-|With no appliances. few hundred choice No. 1 and 2, | biggest thing that has| And Thor, for one, has a plan. 239 pounds down, $22; about 150 4 r ever will, hit the town. | It is making and selling wash- head choice No. 1, 190 to 220! "“ITHE QUICK add-up showed ing machines like hotcakes just pounds, $22.25: Indiana got $144,544,947 of GM'S now, but if metal cutbacks take pounds, $21 to $21.50; 300 to! $1.8 billion payroll, And it wentiit out of the play, what then can|360 pounds, eligible, $20 to $21:| to feed 36,000 employees and pe done with its real estate, deal-/120 to 160 pounds, $16 to $18.50: families. jerships or warehouses.
The guys who worked for GM # & = $18.50 to $19.75; few cholce light-
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Take a "Breather Boy, 14, Admits
Pfc. William Rider (center), Indianapolis, relaxes on a Korean 250 to 300 hilltop with his friends, Sgt. Theodore Kregger, Dodge City, Kan., (left) and Sgt. Richard Sexton, Jasper, Minn. These men have | earned their rest. They are fresh from the Chipyong battle where sows 25 to 50 cents lower at| the United Nations forces won a big victory.
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i “accidental.” But under o 3 : ir Ah: bmi by der Pp igger Finger
he changed his story to ‘confess | ; he took deliberate aim at ws Valued at $2822 father, pointing the rifle through gypNEY, Australia, Feb. 27 a crack in the door. | (CDN)~The value of a polices The first shot hit his father in| . r finger has, now the head. Mr. Arceo slumped for- man's trigge :
gn, Slaying Parents
Father ‘Too Strict,’ |bullet hit Mrs. Arceo in the tem-
| He Tells Police |ple, cutting off her scream. |“yis worth $2822, ruled the | OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 27 (UP)| “I shot her because I was afraid =. swarding that amount to {—Donald Arceo, 14, admitted to- of what would happen,” Donald. lice sgl. Archibald Lynch, Jday that he deliberately shot his sald. “She fell over my father. I) 0) =) ot his finger in a car \parents to death in resentment be- took her off and laid her on the ~' ....¢ and sued the driver. |cause his father was “too strict” floor.” : | Without his trigger finger, Sgt. {with him. : | Lynch said, he was “Not much
| The youth surrendered to police Charged in Stolen Car use to he force," and had been : {Sunday and told ' . |forced to retire. how he fired a 22- | Sales in Eight States din caliber rifle at he ORK, Feb. 27 (UP) — Believe Safe Robbers his father, John, Jbsepf®Stern, 50. was charged to- . : 37, and his moth- in or Assisted by Child (4a¥ with selling $80,000 or en. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Feb: {stolen automobiles in eight states. ” Ta NI who hauied off
jer, 31, while they n yester- | The FBI arrested Stern y e containing $3000 from a
{were watching a [television pro- 1 157 OU . He was indicted in Balti- a sa Sa Md., he charges of inter- boardwalk restaurant must have
i state transportation of stolen been aided by a child, police said
jgram. : District Attorney Frank Coak- : ley said the cars from New York and New Todas. child probably was pushed youth will be {Jersey to the Baltimore area. through a’ space seven by 14 charged on two | The FBI said 28 stolen cars. ... y.tween iron bars on a counts of mur- |sold by Stern were recovered in|... w of Huyler's restaurant |der. Conviction would bring a New York, New Jersey, Massa- yesterday and unlocked the door, /maximum penalty of life impris- chusetts, Pennsylvania, Maryland, police said. The 400-pound safe |onment. Washington, D. C., North and then was driven away in a stolen
At first, Donald said the shoot- South Carolina and Georgia. "taxicab.
court.
Donald Arceo
by the hour averaged $75.58 and] THROUGH the Capital Paper weights $20. odd bi ights they worked 41.5 hours which in-/Co., local distributor, I learn that ipo : §, eights, cluded a fringe of juicy overtime. M, R. Wilson of Thor, has worked . OAR. ns . : GM's done all right by usout a plan to swing distributor Cattle 3:00; calves 400; Beers Hoosiers, bought a lot of bread ships into the defense operation. 3S Tn I few igh and steaks for us, and. we bought| He would turn the warehouses 8°°¢4 and choice fully steady to
CATS stly GM, too. linto packagin lants. spots 50 cents higher; bulk coma lot of cars, mostly G Pp ging p 8. And that, or cial and good steady to in-
| . . 4 would answer a big. question for Hoosier Biggie lits 77 distributors who have 3.5/stances 30 cents lower; Jad high
: Fan out of In-{million square feet of warehouse SPO\¢¢ 1200-pound steers $36; manr ENE ER 5 I perk up, space on their hands. {jority good and choice light Steers) and wonder why so many do. A ripe idea, and other distribu- ans mixed yearlings $32.75 lo] TTY N There must be something in the|tors might look into it, too, D0; Somingreal and good oi By ANDY JLUFSO lobb ant. Of the state, per-| A Bi E . to $32.50; utility natives down at! Use of public funds to lobby haps its down-to-earth family ig Evening |$26; load choice heifers $34.25; against bills before the State Leg-
’ ' {bulk commericial . bed by the] training, which makes Hoosiers) WHEN SOME TOP shot comes ee jl) Cows tainly ti Slature wil De oily just right for top jobs. wn to rub well-tailored el- ’ yk : J Today I am thinking of Robert|bows, and maybe bend a few ters slow, weak to mostly 50 cents mittee.
‘lower; some bids off more; bulk! Robert Webb, Arcadia Re- . who used to be labor|with our own top level execut { Rep. Robe : We eo for Chrysler.|I take notice. y ou ves, utility and commercial cows $23.50 publican, is chairman of the com-|
He's just been made director of {to $27.58; canners and cutters $19 mittee that will investigate reports
For instance the big boss of| industrial relations. {the Burroughs Adding Machine, $23.50, mostly $23 down. Bulls|that the state director of public) a 8» Cos John 8. Coleman, is coming | gor 50 to $31
steady; utility and commercial{welfare and the superintendent of HE WAS BORN in Indianap-down from Detroit next Wednes- | the School for the Deaf conducted | olis in 1003 and got his A.B, de-|day to swap ideas with the Indi-| oo Co Moderately active lobbying activities at public exgree (or is it B.A.?) from De-lanapolis Chapter of the National
steady to $1 lower; good and pense. Pauw in 1925. . |Office Management Association. (choice, $34 to $37, top, $37 spar-| The probe was authorized yes-| And now he’s the doctor for la nr x
{ingly early, little above $36 late; terday by the GOP-controlled| : bi . [common and medium, $22 to $33. House. ! Does evers. He oF false, 101 DE H. FREDERICK WILLKIE, Sheep, 500; market fairly active;| Attempts by Democrats to get] ghey na vi the Note iireident of Ringar's, a Joell Si. slaughter lambs strong to 50 the Indiana Supreme Court also) transmission plant gets rollinglat all, will run the head table. | co. 5 Digher; bulk good and choice jn cluded in the probe were] on the east side of town. It sounds like a big evening, |y jot good and choice 117 pounds
\wooled native, $38.50, few $39; ghouted down by the Republicans. | 3 big peo — | Rep. S. Hugh Dillin, minority] Vest Pocket Living [ie Deonle, iB talk—and
House to Probe Lobbying Funds
Rep. Webb Heads Investigating Group
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"big discounted for excessive weight | der called the House's attenAS HOME PRICES go up and]
home sizes come down, something Uncle Fix-It
important is happening to furni-! THE GOVERNMENT ture.
we sit on and eat at and sleep in sult before March. are picking up a few tricks from the shipbuilders of old.
duty, turn a living room into a are entitled to a raise. mess room in no time by using 2 =
collapsible furniture. THE GOVERNMENT got itsel " LJ »
gadget. It looks like a buffet, or|ing. “sideboard” as they use to be| called. But it's deceiving.
comes a writing desk. Yank it ment can’t either.”
table which will seat from two to|in the new living cost index, 10, right there in the postage liv-|they think the politicians are ing room of your apartment or Ing to give them the thrift home. | ..2 4 ” » »
d soul together.
silver. Then a little two-door cup- body board below for the china.
? with the figures. He sai . Slick, *h! . 5 being ars a Yo as. from the ss Eldorado and GIs pave done ay Tha The Brain rupt existing wage contracts in-|{rom the front lines aroun In-| 1h arges against such individuals |
EVER PULL UP to a red light |cluding cost-of-living contracts.”
and sit there, After reading that, I'll lay
either way? You feel silly, jist sitting there,| Workers will come up smiling And you feel mad as a March After they see the new index. hare if you're in a hurry. index. The red light doesn’t know any-'
nothing coming
Dewey's Father-in-Law
And that's a long wait for the million United Auto Workers who! The shipbuilders had to make are waiting for a peek at the aco use of space, make it do double odds-sheet on whether or not they scientists
in the middle. It froze their wages caesin NOW COMES the Alliance Co. which had an automatic raise starts of Jamestown, N. Y., with such a clause, based on the cost of liv-
And the workers said to Uncle Sam, “We got a contract. We You give it a yank, and it be-/can’t break it, and the govern-
You two to one that the auto | . [the
iat $37.75; slaughter ewes steady, t that a letter. Writ. Imedium to choice, $16 to $22. |1oD to the fac
is still tinkering with its cost-of-living Dairy Calves
Two boys who make the things index. And you won't see the re-
i By Science
tive chemicals
in their feed. f| Digestion and
studies.
iments of the
| COMMISSIONER Ewan Clague ruminants. THE EXTRA LEAVES for the of the Bureau of Labor Statistics table are in a separate drawer, sald the new index will give a' and there's another drawer for New line on what it costs to keep!
half lives.
soldiers were
Study Outlined
Service i DAVIS, Cal, Feb. 27—Radlo- pemocrat, charged the GOP leadare helping orgpip with discrimination in givlearn more about how dairy calves utilize the protein
absorption the chief protein of milk, very quickly, G, P. Lof-| green of the University of Csli- Judiciary A Committee. fornia’s Animal Husbandry Di-| vision here reports from, such ‘resolution out of the committee|
Casein digestion continues for GOP majority. | 24 hours, in contrast to the short harder and you have a dining| They can smell a raise coming time required for fat absor and And phosphate exchange g ry-/at a high rate in the omasun, une run-around. lof the three stomach compat. 5 Joseph, Lake and Kosciuski| calf and other
Sailors, Gls Swap Jobs,
But Briefly, in Korea And I thi ; : hink he's playing games| vp 97 (UP)—Sailors|
{chon traded places for 12 hours { yesterday to see how the other|OF Pringing them before grand
A Navy release said that while School Bills learning all tabout warships, the sailors were’ trying out foxholes for size and three House-approved bills deal“roughing it” over the rugged Ko- ing with school problems.
ption. published reports that quoted law 0es on
{ten on Supreme Court stationery {and signed by Justice James Em-| J : {mert, had urged the legislators to {support the bill increasing the judges’ salaries. { V 4 | Charges Discrimination |
Rep. John Ryan, Terre Haute
ing Webb's probe resolution im-| mediate action while sending] of Ryan's resolution for an investi-| gation of reported bribery at-| tempts by gamblers to the House
He attempted to blast this |
{but was voted down by the strong |
Rep. Ryan called attention to: enforcement officials in Marion, |
Counties to the effect that they! had been offered more than $500,000 in bribes. { “The offering of such bribes is! illegal under Indiana law,” (stormed the Terre Haute Demolerat, “and I think this Legislature,
{juries.” |
biles. So its just plain good sense that if the car
The Senate today received
got one that was.
Ne She ineysertion being [Fe2p terrain ye: h : ' 3 | When the GIs left the Eldorado ~ ONE: A bill to increase the : dummy out of you, too. To Be Buried Tomorrow they had fresh shaves and were minimum salaries of teachers,
= » » NOW COMES a thinks. It's radar. traffic is heavier one way than the other, it holds the light until the heavy traffic through. It’s called “the Brain.”
green row following graveside services gets |
[this north Texas city, died yes-|
SHERMAN, Tex., Feb. 27 (UP) | dressed in clean fafigues. When the increase to be paid from local light which Orla T. Hutt, 75, father-in-law |the sailors returned And if theof New York Gov. Thomas E.|trouble recognizing each other House, 87-0) Dewey, will be buried here tomor-| from the mud they had picked up. |
they had tax
Mr. Hutt, one-time resident of EXCHANGE CLUB TO ELECT and special school levies from a The Exchange Club of Northiceiling of $2 to $2.30. (Passed by! And if terday of a heart ailment at the|Side Indianapolis will meet to- the House 79-8).
sources. (Passed by the
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TWO: A bill to increase the maximum combined local tuition
THREE: A bill creating the In-
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your are now
driving is not good for the next 4 or 5 years it's high time you
there's any place we need a governor's mansion in Albany, | morrow to elect officers.
“brain,” it's at our traffic inter-|N y. He and Mrs. Hutt were visit- Tr . : sections in rush hours with no ing their daughter and soniniaw (Local Truck Grain Prices
cops on the job. | Gov. Dewey and his two sons| No. 2
diana School Building Authority! with power to issue 50-year, 6
truck wheat, $2.30. per cent revenue bonds for con14.
Or, not in rush hours, at 2|win arrive by air at Dallas t No. 2 soybeans, 33. struction of school buildings to| o- "3 oats, 96c. a. m. with no traffic in sight and gay, then S ir to Sherman, Mys.| No. : whe Coen, ngs 'be leased to local school corpora- | he . 0,
you . . , just sitting there. tions. (Passed 77-11).
| The maximum interest rate on Stocks and Bonds {the bond issue caused some raised eyebrows in the House yesterday. |
{Dewey will accompany her fa-| ther’s body by train from Albany, | Local arriving here early tomorrow. Mr. | Hutt worked as a printer on the|
Butter’'s Enemies BUTTER IS IN a tough corner.
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Since 1940 the amount eaten by | : ou {But the ti t deRe Sherman Democrat befor | ame STOCK Bid Asked question was not. de-, each person,-on an average, has |, way in 1900. He and he retails | Amasicas Sultst som... 88 {bated extensively. Backers of the dropped from 16.9 pounds to 10.5 later lived at Sapula, Okla ¥| {Ayrshire Collieries com renese 18% 18% bill contend that they would not pounds. i : | Belt RR & Stk Yrds ptd ii. 63 be able to get enough money for And that's bad. It hurts the Er wn | Belt RR & Bik rds com |... 36 building school less th hi h \ s - .-. Be R i xz 16 chools unless that hig milk industry. Police Probe Finding | Bobs: Merri oid %% .oonn he wn BD interest rate were permitted. #4 a ’ . | Ghamb of © rear: ; “en — exemies or surrer are Of Baby's Body in Creek|gitl’ S.linni™ iii gw poo) "ep ool 0 To Ly the “spread-thin” campaigns, the, Police today were investigating! Cummings Ene ptd 03 9 ai
| . . 1 the finding of an infant's body in| Sommings Eng com & ‘pid ws
Fall Creek at 19th St join Cal Na-Var
decline of the American appetite for fats, and the rugged competition of the margarines. You can expect the industry to bear down on the importance of milk below the cream line to the normal diet. Other than butter fat, milk contains protein, sugar, minerals and
Brings Police Shakeup
15% MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 27 (UP) | ' |-—A rookie policeman was dis-| we |Missed and another officer was suspended from the force in con11 [nection with the fatal shooting of
|a Negro during a raid on a dice
Richard Lyke, 17, ‘of 1054 W.|Eastern ina fele 8 ofd 18th St, called police when he|gosinvle Securities com saw the tiny body ‘in a pile of family Finance 5% ord debris floating down the creek. A Hamilton Mfg deputy coroner said the baby was, Home 1 & TS newborn. : (0 Asst Tei 3 ota Cas aias Coroner R. B. Storms said an Hida Gas Lat com tere br Charles Staten, 27. was shot in
12 |ers trying to avoid arrest. 70 Police Chief Ed Reeves dis-| Hi charged Patrolman Hubert W, 1% Pilcher for “firing in such a man-| ner as to endanger the lives of '%3,, other persons.” Sgt. J. C. Hamby 10312 was suspended. Chief Reeves in-| */dicatéd the facts in the case!
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12's Ex-Deputy Kills Wife,
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a Son, Ends Own Life
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oe y \ « X —s_ | Serre pllayte Malleable X ol . N chin 0 . ve oy ] | 4 { United Telephone 8% ofd .... ded DALLAS, Tex., Feb. 27 (UP) —| I. c= |Onion Title .. .. BONDS" «+. |A former deputy sheriff killed his Lousy AND NG gis en & sponte, 53 % . [Wife and young son, then fired a LILIA ae IB A fa rr I] re an ty esd Le , stian orley 6s 61 ....... “ees 8S 8 oday. ~ g \ a « 1 v | [> FH FOTOCAST ——— Batesville Tele Co 4'ss ...... 98 The bodies of Jack W . 4 teGEnD ACTED CANOE” com “Blas Oh on +. |ford, 39; his wife, Bonit Moon §) alias AREA Columbia Club 3:50 62 ~...0. 88 lf En 208 08 oniia, +4, and, wh SUEY Sur od SHOW Ronitanie Recaritier sw a0 ©.’ 9 or Foes {-yeal-old Son. Bobby, were \ 2 Hamilton Mfg Co bs 65 ... 09 .. |found - yesterday in the living, , >) Sg Sguiths Hk) RAIN tndols Paint & Color os 44 100 te f th ’ T F.COPR 1951 EOW.L A R ALL WONTS RESERVED. r. tnd Li Fable es, o ? 7 5! { ry th a me 8 home, Polls of RSL MLOSF, ow. 1 4. wabut am T= _ Ind Limestone 4s 75 ........ la 78% |sai e death gun was a .45-] TODAY AND. TOMORROW-=Hoosierland can expect fair iridpis Ratlwass 5 67 rei i [caliber “revolver found beside skies and mild temperatures today, but cloudiness and “cooler |Cangsenkatip 55 80° Lille oo (Medford. weather will set in tonight. Some scattered showers are expected N,00% Rureiy war a 1'o 10d” 107 | INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING. HO | . : . x ; [Sprasue. Devices 5s 60........ 5 ves jDEDIE LL rah 5 . fomorrow, i Trac Term .58 87 o.covesiso.. 83% ,... Clearings Svrtiieai an gl | > { a : i hi - : y a . \ . ,
Today's used car prices are at their mid-winter lows BUT not for long. Soon balmy days of Spring will be around and used car prices will be jumping up. Not only will prices go up, but the supply will go down, because of new car production cuts. Buy now while selection is good and prices are low.
Today's prices are substantially less than those in the official industry price-guide-book which the government says will be the ceiling prices after March 2, 1951,
BUY NOWWhile Selection Is Good
Yes, there are plenty of good reconditioned cars available today, but just remem. ber, that as new car sales are reduced used cars will become scarce. Right now you can select your “new” used car from a wide variety of models, makes and years, Buy now—a good used car is a smart investment today.
BUY NOWBefore NEW Taxes Are Added
It takes money to build a military machine and the money must come from taxes. Already the government is proposing a 20% tax on new cars and hinting about @ used car tax. The man who buys a used car now will save himself many, many dollars because of taxes and higher prices.
Turn Right NOW to the Classified Pages—Select Several Cars and Plan to See Them Tomorrow
‘The Indianapolis Times Your Guide,fo the Better Used Car Bargains
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Use of nati was banned. have to be v tions were pls would crimp
The order the National ity and will t a day or two Thursday.
Small and mobile tires 1 average of 1 rubber, the 1 larger than made with 2 rubber. No natural lowed in passe tire tubes. Use Sy The. regula keep civili natural rubb tons a month year. Each natur can be made 1 rubber, NPA | thetic rubber material effe appearance items. Heavy duty will be made cent natural is porous an heat than syr Breakdo
The govern centages of r be used in 1 ucts, Bicycle tire torcycle tires, shield wiper newspaper pi ited; rubber cent; golf bal nis balls, 81 53; baseball ¢ beach balls, 1 The use of banned in sj] cent was allo toys and unl in crib toys
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