Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1951 — Page 6

BUSINESS

y HAROLD H. HARTLEY Times Business Editor

THE FOOD PACKERS let out a sigh of relief today. And housewives will join in when they get the news. The government let out rope on tin for April, May and June. And that's important. It means that next winter when you order a can of tomatoes, peas or corn, you'll probably get it. The NPA restored 15 per cent of the! — cut, leaving the canning in- American United's Gain

iv | I NEVER WRITE off a busidustry only five per cent in ness, No matter what it is, It . MELEE helps butter’ “my bread, and BUT THE BEER BOY'S won't|Yours, like it. Canned beer is due for an-| Every dollar poured into the other trimming. This means more 8Pending stream, feeds dozens of bottles to carry back, break ou | People before it gets back where

Hog Prices Strong to 25¢ Higher Here

Trade Active At Opening

Prices on light and medium weight barrows and giits today were strong fo 25 cents higher than Friday's general trade at

Trade opened active, Hogs: 12,000; bulk choice 170

top $22.25 freely; 260 to 3104 pounds $21 to $21.75; 120 to 160 pounds $16.50 to $18.50 and above; sows about steady; bulk choice 300 to 550. pounds $18.50 to $20; choice lights eligible to $20.25 and | above. ; | Calves Active

the way, and arguments with the It started from. So success for clerk about where you got them. (One® company must help all That's where It touches you. Others. But the biggest deal of all was| I' AM THINKING of the the government snatch on the American United Life Insurance whole tin import. Most of it comes Co., 30 W. Fall Creek

Pkwy. from the Malay states. | Last year, President Leslie E.|

THE SCANDAL-GROGGY Ri'c Crouch, reports the company Inis taking over. the purchase of creased its insurance in force by all tin. Then the NPA will dole it $26 million to an all-time high out.-And that's a stranglehold on|0f $448 million. That's over the industry if ever there was one, (Industry average, in percentage,

Cattle: 1400; calves: 400; active; Steers and yearlings strong to mostly 50 cents higher; heifers strong to $1 higher; cows 25 to 50

the Indianapolis Stockyards. ¥

| to 260 pounds $21.75 to $22.25: f.

ONE HAND—Paul Hopk learns ‘o tie his

necktie with his left hand. His right side was paralyzed two years ago. He is learning to live again through the Crossroads functional rehabili-

tation program. p=

Easter Seal Payoff—

Many Crippl

SIX TO GO-—As soon as Doris Perry checks off six more objectives on her accomplishment chart, she will be pronounced ready for employwent. She is winning a 7-year struggle against polio.

cents higher; bulls steady; good weight steers $33.50 to $35; high

held near $37; truck lots prime held near $40; commercial and

good yearlings $31.50 to $33; «Mexico Plantation Beauty

mercial and mostly good heifers]

“The government WL going 16 40d (C'S the biggest ump of bus(-($32 to. §34; uttlity and commercial |

be easy. with tin. But right now ness American United ever had it. wants to keep us ih py on its fat and bulging books.

keeping our stomachs full. | THE COMPANY has $90.5 That's why the canners got it. ‘million in assets. There were

Crackdown? lother figures, all big, ,, main thing is that we have THIS ISN'T GOOD. But I don't another successful business lfv-

make the news. I report it. : There's a little eyebrow raising community. Rontribuing to he and throat-clearing in the local| And that makes it easier for price control diffice over the auto- yoy and I (or Js it “me”?) to mobile business. make a living. It seems some of the boys are d d offering juicy trade-ins which, Index to Index ‘ in some way, step on the toes off THE GOVERNMENT'S tangled

cows $24 to $28; vealers active,

uneven, strong to $2 higher, most

choice and prime largely $38 to

Sheep: 200; nominally steady;| and good wooled native $39 or more; medium to choice

slaughter ewes quotable to $22,

the law, quite. And at least one (up in its cost-of-living index like | has been cited by a Cleveland an alley fly on flypaper. federal court for offending Regu-| The government's trying to set lation W-2. That means the court the tally sheet right, so labor thinks he is selling cars for less/won't howl that the score fis than one-third down. : - {wrong on automatic increases, 2% a There's an inside to what the

THESE OFFENSES veal or government is doing, and the

Central Indiana Chapter of the * imagined by the government, may : hit the front ps American Statistical Association

es before OnE: fel pee. & Th eoday RAG0L Crom But hoger Plime LR et Adolph O. Berger who'll bring dealer is tripped up and gets inp. ““racts and figgers” on what wrong, the rest, who obey the y, spend out money for, and why, law to the letter, suffer, too. down from Chicago. Most car dealers are honest, Chill ch ‘especially the older ones. oo I art

couldn't have been otherwise and] EVERY GAS CONSUMER in| have been and stayed in business town got a nice little chart showso long. ling how cold it's been this winter. The chart was a smart piece of Farmer's Hedge business. For instance, it showed |

that November last was 27.5 per,

Aid World's Poor,

good and choice mediumweignts | R @

good to prime at full advance; .

lambs | plantation owner.

: oice otable to| Lenten season last year. 338; Soot and ch quotable 18 y legislature the rescue boat neared shore it|

$16| yesterday voted to let the roman- 2180 capsized. The four men spent, chunky, red-haired sergeant -be-

tic representative leave for Mex- 45 minutes in the water before iy, 5 "hpspital l1co after shouting down attempts firemen could extend ladders over

{by other bachelors to be per- the water for them to grab. {mitted to accompany him.

Praise for Pianist

| Actress Astor became a

¥ | g [cently appjlauded the piano play- . Mn) ms $ ling of Rebecca Lane, daughter 8F&nd mo ther

to low choice light and medium About People—

| MRP p. Dootson Plans to Wed l\0réa GI Finds

Met Girl, 21, af Vera Cruz Carnival; ‘Leave’ Voted by Washington Legislature

Rep. John Dootson, Everett, Wash., a romantic state legislator, $39; good grades $34 to $37; Was en route to Mexico today to pop the question to a certain!

but thelutility and commercial $20 to $33. | senorita—with the blessing of his fellow lawmakers. In Frontera, Tabasco, Rep. Dootson plans to ask the hand of | wholesale death in Korea, Army! few head and odd lots medium 21-year-old Nelly Garcia Bellizzia, beautiful daughter of a coconut|{Sgt. Roy Honeycutt steeled himHe met her at the Vera Cruz carnival before self today to fae the death of his

Tragedy at Home

| Son Is Suffering From Leukemia

By United Press { CONCORD, N. C, Mar. 12 | —Haltway around the world from

The Washington

Bloomington music critics re-|

Glamour Granny

Mary

lof Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lane, 1104 yesterday when

Relief Is Urged {E. 35th St. after presentation of daughter her junior recital in the Indiana Marilyn Thorpe

To Offset Reds

By ‘United Press WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 —President Truman's : Point Four advisers proposed to-|

day that the government and Likes Burma private investors team up in a|

$2 billion program to “root out” hunger and poverty around the world.

They recommended that the though he was {government spend $500 million imprisoned sevenks {in direct aid In an economic of-|months for “aid-

fensive to dry up the breeding

FRED O'HAIR, president of |cent colder than the November 8TOUNds of communism.

the: Central National Bank Inthe year before. Greencastle, keeps me posted ON yas 44 per cent colder. And Janwhat goes on outside our Big uary 28 per cent. Town. It’s Fred's business to know what's going on, not at the city|it made me shiver all over again. crossroads, but at the general Then I began to understand posstores, in the farm yards, and in|sibly why the gas company had

And December

roadside churches, where farmer the ermined scenery. meets farmer, And they compare, Bills have been higher. I think |

|group’s report, more for Burma and further . the basements of the little white revived chattering memories of \\iiiinc of military strength is|American-Burmese relations re- At YMCA Auction

not enough to win the peace we SPite everything.” seek.”

They recommended also crea- |

{tion of a single permanent agency here,” Dr. Sea(for foreign aid, to be called grave said in

‘United States Overseas Eco- |

” » » I LOOKED AT the chart and/nomic Administration.”

‘Arms Not Enough’ |

Mr. Truman, in reply to the said that “the

Economic

Mrs.

{own son. -A week of flying ended for the

bed? He was

daddy.

cutt told her husband after a kiss of greeting. “But he will.”

Leukemia Victim

greeted by a bouncing, cheerful boy whose only thought was of | playing war games with his|

Michael, only 6 years old but/

MONDAY, MAR. 12, 1951

Find Help At Crossroads

WEAVING NEW LIFE—Mrs. Hazel Philpot weaves new life into her "dead" left arm and leg. Suffering a stroke in January, 1950, she is now regularly employed in Crossroads Workshop. Such work is possible through the annual sale of Easter Seals.

| Rehabilitation Center Trains | Some to ‘Butter’ Their Bread

{ - Tying a shoelace, striking a match, buttering bread, sealing an

(hand, or with no hand. : : { Try with two hands twisted with arthritis, limp with polio or [tight with cerebral palsy. These operations seem small and unime portant unless we suddenly find we are unable to perform them. {There are hundreds of such ac-| — [tivities which are necessary for|larly employed in Crossroads ynormal daily life. |workshop as a weaver. [ At Crossroads Rehabilitation Building up endurance in the Center, disabled individuals of all work therapy program since Oc|ages are' being helped in their tober, Paul Hook has now em- | struggle to learn or relearn these barked on the functional program | essential operations. Each day,|/to prepare him for normal life. |someone is able to chalk up an- His right side was paralyzed in other accomplishment on “his July, 1949 as a result of a stroke. achievement chart. {He came to Crossroads a year

later. Patients Graded - | ater

Patients on the functional pro- * {gram there are graded by ores Vandals Break in

“He didn't get time to-set any on" uiion are listed dozens of

booby traps for you,” Mrs, Honey- jiemg friherent in such general School ’ Post Office

, eat- - hd [3S27vilies ae || ng, standing 2! youthful ‘vandals last night

Crossroads is the rehabilitation Broke into the West Indianapolis center of the Marion County 8o0- Post Office and Public School 49,

{envelope—these are simple things. But try to do them with one

special

niversit chool of Music hall. . Firipmidiini of Mozart bi Roh, 19, gave § 'technique displayed in Chopin birth to a daugh--were termed ‘‘remarkable.” ter at Queen of | Angels Hospital, Holylwood,

Dr. Gordon Seagrave, American

Mary Astor missionary-surgeon, said today he . ’ . iran eu Quints’ Trip Banned

Burma, even The Dionne quintuplets will not

‘take a planned trip to Italy and

the Vatican this year because of the “war danger.” | “The girls will stick to their {schoolwork and stay around home (this year,” their father said yes|terday. “Last year’s trip to New Ff, York was excitement enough for Ld them.” i

ing and abetting” Sil rebel tribesmen. “My work is

Rangoon, after” he was aquifted gi of the charge. “1% can do much

Dr. Seagrave

Boys Win Awards

a victim of leukemia which doc-| , quits tots said puts a §0-day Smit to :

: annual sale hs Hfe, laughed and kicked on rough this organization, hun-| ® mattress as Bis-father leaned, ; 0 44 are restored to their maxi-/|

over him. ities, are outfitted Boriiudiin) guile, S01. ones: menaly and physically to take) ised there would be plenty of play a y oH Perry i ie Ste, Since a Seay! tound it extremely difficult to ac ‘thorities said they will let Michael Pt the fact that she Was sud|leave in a few days, to live out his| deny oa Engicapped ek (span with his parents at nearby hi with polio while singing with a

Kannapolis, N. C. ; “What are you doing in the bed, STOUP of USO eutestamers, Learns to Walk

boy,” Sgt. Honeycutt demanded of Miss Perry was referred to

the child, giving him a poke in his ribs. Michael did not look sick. Crossroads, where she worked for a while in-the workshop. Last

Plans to Play i ‘Mrs. Honeycutt, tall and dark-|April her doctor ordered physical haired, said Michael had great therapy. At that time she could plans for playing war with his fa-| walk only with great difficulty ther, who ‘was granted a 30-day/and with aid of crutches and a emergency furlough when the Red supporting person. Early this Cross asked for it. year she began walking without

It is financed by the] of ' Easter Seals. |

ciety for Crippled Children and yt apparentty nothing of value |—except some tools from the

school—was taken, A bass drum hammer stolen

from the school was found in the .

branch post office at.1144 S. Belmont Ave. It was the conneeting link between the two break-ins. Postal inspectors said the glass

in the back door of the branch

office had been broken and several locked drawers pried open, but nothing of value taken. The pendulum clock in the office was stopped at 11:53. ! Every room of the school at 1902 W. Morris St. was ransacked, according to custodian Ray Breedlove, 1244 Blaine Ave. Contents of all the desks were strewn over the floor throughout the building. In addition, a table model radio was smashed and three lockers broken open. Taken from the school's heat-

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Sgt. Honeycutt spent most of crutches. Now, at 25, she has only ing room were a claw hammer, a Et Suey in are skies across /six* more accomplishments to large screw driver and a crowbar, the Pacific and across the coun-/check off her chart before she try, and made a fina) flight here Will be pronounced ready for em- u. S. Statement

late yesterday from Charlotte, ployment. WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 (UP)—Governe

‘IN. C, in a Civil Air Patrol plane,| “It took a long time. But It'S|yent expenses and receipts for the rorern

wonderful to be able to walk to|fiscal year through Mar. 8, compare the drugstore and have a coke |" » Yo&F #0;

development Breyiny Brunets |

and the defense buildup in the Male’ movie-goers kL | fr rl h ; . ave * world must go band in hand switched their affections from |

be sald. blonde to brunet actresses be-|

“Economic stagnation is the advance guard of Soviet con.|C8Use they think dark-haired,

Price controls for meats and|quest” the President wrote to|' Ca.cn. are smarter, according to

a Hollywood theater owner. | other food products will be dis- Nelson Rockefeller, head of thai™ .p...” "soot cold Charles!

notes. they wanted us to know. why. . 8 =

THIS IS WHAT Fred tells me. Rotarians to Hear Farm implement dealers are| heavily stocked with new and Price Control Talk used farm machinery. But stocks are getting lower, and the repair

business is beginning to hum. = 8 XDehies $ 30 Ts ALA : ost Hear Some implements are coming cussed by Howard C. Greer, gon. {15em0at onal eo vdopment Ag Schwartz. “Agtresses who bring Ex-Ambassador like other girls, Ang a Job, It I Receipts 20.001 370.880 4.622.41 4 through to dealers with some eral manager of Kingan & Co.. | report the men into my Shain of movie ** Is Iran Premier be wonderful,” sai s8 eITY: Defleit: a 2091.322.120 * parts missing, such as bumpers, “We ouses are a runets. The . Must Learn to Climb Bonnie otnt 255.591-422. 362.309, bn and i. belts, and other |2 the Tuesday noon luncheon of We must press the attack In ‘dumb blonde’ routine has been! TEHRAN, Iran, Mar. 12 (UP) |God Rae 21.950. 950.953 B30

' Before she can get her job, she, —Hussein Ala, pro-Western dip- has to practice climbing stairs, |. lomat and former ambassador to/and getting in and out of busses. Debits

jtéms which have been considered the Indianapolis Rotary Club in|the battle of raising the living gone go often men are beginning |

{standards and fulfilling the hopes » standard equipment. the Claypool Hotel. lof mankind for a better future,”|t® Delleve it.

veh h en nase gee aA 32,717,000

But the dealers who sell to the| Former executive of the Ameri-|Mr. Truman said. ’ Mrs. Hazel Philpot suffered a o ee farmers say their business is Up/can. Meat Institute, Mr. Greer] Mr Truman said he will send Long Way Round | the United States, today beeame stroke in January, 1950. Her doc-! Of 20 to 25 per cdht a » Spun . In Highland Park, Ill. Mrs.| premier of oil-rich Iran. : pe . served as a consultant for the/Congress “in the near future” a Richard Biddl tor ordered physical therapy in The farmer used to pay cash. Office of Price Administration geries of proposals for foreign a Sh e got her 1%] He The Majlis, lower house of the May, occupational therapy in Sep- Hi Now he's going in for install- quring World War II |military and economic ald for|eren Korea. © oo . recenty— Iranian Parliament,” confirmed tember; in October, work therapy 9:3 ments, so Fred O'Hair tells me. ~- 1952. The President disclosed NO| Seems her husband. stationed Mr. Ald by a vote of 69 to 27, was started. She is now on the Reu hol feri : And he said there are signs in Chi Cash Grai details ’ hisbany. stations functional program and is regu- 2+ some sections that farmers are =NCAgo Las rain on advisory board saidiis pro {at nearby Ft. Sheridan when he with 10 abstentions. The Senate “~~ ° i re ox . % lied for them, S » pr | using up their credit as Well as eo Snes |gram is aimed at the 1,075,000, 9un|2PPiied for Siem Vas tranefelrsd upper house—unanimously had Regardless of what you pay you their cash. | ia a living in th derde- | ¥ arrived.) approved him last night can’t buy better. And some dealers report that §i80vs: No. 4 yellow. ii 6563114: No. boroons UVIDg in the underde-gomehow, the plates went to him) NOUNCING * 8 ‘yellow, $1.88, 31.611. : (veloped areas of Latin America, rrom the fort, and he had to mail Mr. Ala steps into the oice, AN altemontiin ork you want our Eyes | payments are getting a little!’ det i Ya: » TION y | Oats—No. 1 heavy white, 31.00%: No. 1/ Africa, the Middle East, Asia and h h vacated b 10CA craftsmen can do it. lo in the f belt. So extra heavy white, $1.00; No. 2 eavy them back to his wife. | y the assassination last R At = Hor dn Ihe Samm SOR ome white, $1.00'4; sample érade heavy white. the Pacific Islands of Oceania. 'Flu Fells Two Wednesday of Gen. Alf Razmars.| ou it Wy Prien. 04. Jew pelos ‘etil GL. | 3C. { * ces {, Barley—Malting, $1.60@$1.85, nominal Nationalist Front deputies give you quality. / equipment. are ‘puying equipment SVR OR? 3 Jellow. 13.33, nominas,|LOCGI Stocks and Bonds | . : Comedian Jack walked out of the Majlis ‘after I! we wit brin 1 ct because of something else they| —Mar, 13— : Benny and his Be oe Shouting, . “Consilin-| | Door igh" fo your ome know will happen. Their help will . STOUKS Sia Asked wife, Mary Liv- : tional irregularity. i run off to the cities to get ae- Local Truck Grain Prices American States cow +1 .ingston, were IB The Nationalist Front com- | Phone CH-0TI7 fense jobs, and leave them high fAyrehire Colleries com ... .. 18 18% ¢ mands support in parliament, S108 BRAKE end dry. | No.2 truck wheat. $2.28, Bolt Bho Sis Docs pra an ‘OY oresd to subst and includes members of Fadayan, ® RAY SHELBY - | No. 2 soybeans, 33.14. Belt RR & Stk Yrds com ..... 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