Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1951 — Page 18

Ri m 1 Mi {About People— | ANNOUNCEMENTS liey uroup e Will Miss You—" [4" a | y | j . . : a Shs i dR il - ME bo {i} i & : : [| > (8 { Reports Grants cl Shi wid Vn / [Heated Studios ct” foun » ! LIGHT—Mrs. Grace Nora 7:30 A M. to 6:00 P. M. 2 : » LONG--Bertha. ; a You HAROLD H. HARTLEY OF $1 98 994 MAT San Or Ads received before 925 A. M, vil can y : Ve L . y : n ore a C5 appear in that some day's Times. oa “Times Business Editor Hospital, IU Center : EN) Ads received before noon on Sob bill k agai ige Form Federal Union + ‘wnday will appear inal’ editions of has YOU MAY HAVE to learn to walk again. Get Biggest Share . Form Fe n Ve aie | | TM Sundh Times: 50g © 4 RES Nobody likes to, if he can ride. We've got downright| The Riley Hospital scientific In Canada Dispute A a tal Sh pd Se RA : - rich and lazy. _ were given a $198,954 boost dur- Eleven pretty Canadian models Redlands, ‘Cab. and | lie Wanda: son) 20 Lise : About everybody has a car. And we use it to whip jng the year 1950, the Riley Me- in Torouty loday turlled the a Rap eris, net oe ' Day (ally or He Sag w ! 0 o around the corner to the drug store, rather than paddle the Doral Association announced to- A A Wh How Barc oh Pusersl 3 io Bu 43 on Dally inode sidewalks. Imakes fi t wdded.| The gifts and grants for re- They announced formation of| washington Park. re Hay Sul This may change. There's a Te Tye ual 5. jer Fi search, Squipment and oust pur. ithe Aftisty Models) Federal sen, TE Cone pms am £ : bos (Dally . I % isu - poses: wen rgely to al + usse. ’ ather 4 i 3 ) (Maly } £06 Lil two-way squeeze on the auto- a quart, Without a Seam line, University Medical Center and to .|AFL Srganistng director for Can. Bayton, Ponti’ E*GpdaNAk 6 Days ally or Sun 18¢ Line por day mobile. It's taxes and metal| |v yup 1948.49 legislature, [Riley Hospital for services to ada, to gain Det or Vo i fol Ww rsday, 3° Ban 7 Days or Sun) 16¢ Line por dey cutbacks. And dealers, patriotic ajther the farmers or the dairies children. ia wp AE eS a a Toon (Dally Yi down io theit heels, af d0ingisocked the powdered mike bose I menan rr BD or up posing for as little as $20 a week| BEVERLY—Mary D., age 75, of Bx. Five -6-lette , oo ’ everything hey can - to keep ness by outlawing the one-pound th Tp IW a Lopes, and scidom more than: $30, and.’ - ey oe de he Your credit Is good’ Your Bilt vill America on wheels. [pa‘ckage. Now you have to buy single outlay. A study .of virus sometimes, while posing in the raiding Wi k son of Los Angeles, be mailed when ad expires. Out-of SPN 10 pounds which makes 50 quarts. |, co. os" in children which seeks raw, got so chilled in unheated goer [Severs SOC SUCRE adie.

town advertisers please send cash or money order with your ad.

Riley 5551

THE GOVERNMENT just no family usually puts in 50 whittled dealer profit, not much, quarts of milk at a time. And 4 of 1 per cent, enough to make .them wonder how much farther it

studios they couldn't speak.

Curdled Yegg

Miss Ann Evens, Mrs. Gl Dunia ® Mrs. Slizabeth rads] Howell Evans, all of Columbus, O.; Blowden Johnson of Ashville, O.; also 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren,

a suspected connection between

various early infections with the that's what the 10 pound package jatar onget of rheumatic fever

makes. So ‘“‘Starlac” got wham-| ye i $22.165 ! passed awa. uner 3 will go. : given 3yeé,1459, It's getting so a holdup man| p m., § Y BROS. IRVING The business graveyards are Mied almost out of business by| A .program to study hormone can’t command any respect. fing cuapEL. sim Br vb THE

filled with auto dealers who didn't the farm lobby, 3 am told. make the grade. They cut prices. | Ei : . |170 grant, Dealers don’t set profits, The, THERE'S ANOTHER side, Acclaims Generosity public does by what it is willing medicinal. A lot of people can't] «phege large grants are possible,

: ; tition. drink milk with eream mostly be-5n; rou to pay. That's called competition cause of liver or gall bladder y through the generosity of

[Production 18 chijaren got au 318 When ,a bandit walked in on| ‘may call at the chapel any time. DIMICK-—Bertha C., passed away

Mrs. Genevieve Lewis yesterday in a Chicago cleaning establish-| yrs". "rogers ‘st: Martinsville ment, Mrs. Lewis calmly walked| Il Funeral services were gonducted

arch 10 at GRE to the telephone and called police:! HOME. Martinsrille Ii Burial wes

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 214 W. MARYLAND

8 =n persons who made Riley Hospital! Th i } to hi in Richlawn Cemetery. : trouble. : l e bandit left, talking to him- Le ALL - DEALERS ‘have abot : : a beneficiary either during their elf. ~~ < ( FARLOW-—Thomas AC. , som: {he same. expense, ust now its’, EY Sun buy skated mk 6 tetimes or In their wil Perry Sa al i a 3 é DE ans 4 DRAIN, py ~ : : 1 : . Robert. Wiliam, Niel an DE tne same profit. When they but if they take the cheaper route 1/- Leth. Riley Association presi- Old, but Still Good grote rare push, wot Wa k ; ck, and buy powdered milk which “oo S70 Actress Gloria Swanson.» TARY. B30 We Washigston ER Carrie Bell, 77 years, R cut it back, or have it cut ba out at about 8 cents a He sald the allocations came P- st Baar ‘wast | Newton. Friends 2. Greenwood, beloved = wife 0

Four-year-old Barbara Grey Anderson, daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. George Anderson, 3029 N. Keystone Ave., says goodby to Kenneth R. Miller.

they go over the dam, wind up Works

in front-of the judge in quart in Ton court, 3 pounds, or 50 quarts.

Wey have 4 10 principally from income from inBY eo 0 PUL In 10, 0a endowment ¥ands hed Jointly by Indiana University and

year-old mink coat—her own—

peared in a 19-

DBY--Mattie, age 59, 1241 Roache oor ite of John. A. Godby, mother of Leonard M., William 8, and Ger#ld

cker, mother “of Blanche Fred and Frank Wick. er, sister of Alva, Ji n Bd and rH on:

n . 1 Srandenbuty, Leisure, passed away day. - neral, Wednesdhy, 10.30 8 mn at the G. H BMANN FUNERAL HO

The tax on a new car is bigger, 8.8 the Riley Association for benefit Boil on ® 8 =n lz.st night for her F, Godby of Los Angeles, Cal., sister . H. 2% WAY , . 3 - . d y 1505 S. East St. Friends town “dan, the. goverment you "wil know what _ stings “ig use of Tey Howitt, 8 ois mlaed Child Soci Breas) role Hosta? Boni Sc Tustly | Bal py Comets 8 ) ; ; . mm, , , Ind. P h takes $85 at the factory. Then things can happen in the legisla- phe equipment and =reseapesi Cripp e laren ociety je odio y 38 Wo dB Stogmiends pull, | WILLTAMECLens, 75 rears. of Td there's about a $40 delivery ture when your back is turned. |BTants partially fulfilled the Ri- may call at funeral home after 7 Uitams, mother of Mrs. Onell

: 4 ley Association's agreement t . NR e ; il after two fur arge, just carting it down from For two years the state didn’t agreement to T { Sharpe: J g enforce the law against one- €9UlP and support a research pro-| 0 ose Xecu ive irec or coats borrowed

p.m. Tuesday.

HARRELL—Warren C.,

2605 Broad- - way, husband of .Lennah J. Harrell,

Ww . Stout, Miss Grace Williams, of cit: Mrs. ‘Wanda LR of Richmond,

Ind.: also 2 ndehildren and | : gram in the building which the » yj{or the" produc: Y, | Gay Friends may call ai the JOR: at a ES ato kin founa packages. - But they are state provided at a 2 st of $385. Kenneth R. Miller, executive director of the Indiana Societys; . disappeared. REX &" BUCHANAN. MORTUARY. dar. Friends’ may call at the JOR: dead wood. It adds nothing to] The Senate passed a bill to out- 000. for Crippled Children, will leave his post shortly to become Cin-| mpe star’s Thursday, 3p. m. Bi Ie een nts St. after noon Wednesday, Funeral S A 3 m

the vaiue of the car. But it does law-the ban on one-pound pack- Now In Operation cinnati executive director of the National Safety Council.

The building is now occupied

maid discovered

may call at the mortuary. (Columbus, Ind., papers please copy.)

Friends invited. Burial Washington

, why ages, but it got socked in the Mr. Miller will assume his new position Apr. 16. {that the coats— ; Park Cemetery. déternine ‘what you Jay ¥ House. and in operation, thus completing Officials of the society here praised Mr. Miller's work during|s mink and a MISS SWanson | JONES-Ruth O. age 5 wire of Wat, unt. of Bon E_ Boyie’ and

you think cars are high. "ona the first stages of a broad medi. more than eight years’ service. They attributed the group's position

|

{passed anti-Communist law today | became the No. 1 mystery in the . (aftermath of the legislature. Absence of the

to abandon immediate action toward a’ roundup >f Communists in Indiana for prosecution under the new act.

Without the clause the law will

So the State's crack-'taken by IU scientists. G states "in services to physically . . dealer. One of the big agencie§ ino gown, Distributors are told from other sources wi] as the handicapped children—in great! B S in ime saur and the flying pterodactyl./Per cent of the jute. Prices Range 'a wire before you call police. It

The last 3% per cent increase gy, mp wag TOO CLOSE for cal research program being under-|nationally—among the top seven told me, that all goes right back to “ge]l what you've got in one- | har iit tory. He just holds the : ] Damon Runyon Fund have be-iMeasure to his efforts. to the factory J pound packages. But don't put , a part of the program. A naval officer during World It's the threatened 20 per cent . tax which has dealers chewing In the Bag |e] om t Butler unis their nails.- It puts a car, which) aj, KATZ MAKES burlap og J WEIeL ss PRR wo ris) TETISIIES, an was a de e to : is a necessity for.milffons; in a He-tmports jute to make aga. ‘Edbnpment ea ART As wo DELS 1850 White House con- . How [It Vanished, class with a fur coat, not a ne- And he tells me there's something develop further the value to chil- | ference on Children. | b d K cessity for millions. {punk in Pakistan. dren of the IU hearing and hear-| Married, and father of three Nobo Y Knows ' AND THAT'S WHAT I meant gets it for the Max Katz Bag Co., tN'® bone $1000; surgical correc 5713 N. Keystone Ave. when I said we may have to learn at 316° S. New Jegsey St. And ton of clubfoot, $1140; improve- | it may tax the automobile right million export tax on jute. {from the hospital, $8400. into the Smithsonian Institution, SS 8 a» f Serseeusnma RE . | we use 60 Snow Coated Strings B Bad Weather rougher still when you consider|1i@ ‘Police in Knot’ | Six Minutes that India and Pakistan are beg-| Don't touch that broken wire, THAT WORD “pterodactyl.” I American wheat. As I get it the Indians think might be a kite string.

in price meant nothing to thei... ;o.¢ until he can send it on. in more.” money un any more Among other grants made dur- War II, Mr. Miller holds degrees From Lost Clause Ing 1950 by the Riley Association from Ohio State and Butler uni-| es Pakistan and India's where he 08 aid clinic, $10,000; cancer of daughters, Mr.. Miller lives at| By NOBLE REED : t t of follow-up studies of cases! to walk again. |those nifties at the bottom of Men es) And if the bite gets big enough, Asia have slapped about a $5.5 after they have been discharged; 0g 4 p l along with the thick-tailed dino-| THAT'S ROUGH. And it's ging for 75 million bushels of {you see dangling—but be sure it's didn’t know how to spell it, either.

broadtail valued jointly at $24,000 —were missing from Miss Swan{son's dressing room just before

the curtain went up.

Inflation Note

It cost $1 million for cosmetics {millionaire J. Leslie Younghus'band to become an ex-husband to|day in’ Chicago. Mrs. Mary Touise Younghus{band, 35, was granted the alimony - . 'sum and custody of two children | The sudden disappearance of ,ei.p a year of charges and counian emergency clause in the DeWly i orcharges of adultery ended in {divorce from her 54-year -old| spouse. Hr Los) | She accused him of beating her clause has “ | forced law enforcement agencies UP KI0ATS h is > aoe Te Lone {produced detectives who said they saw her making love to strange {men in Miami Beach,

- 25 Cents Lower |not become effective until next Fear No More

Merle O'Donnell, grandmother of Janice and Melvin Worland, passed away at residence, N. Pershing, Monday evening. Service Thursday, 2 p. m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michigan St, Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m. Tuesday. .

KELLY-- William T... age 61, Beech - Park, Greenwood, beloved husband of Ruby, father of Minnie Alice Sallee. and Prederick Kelly, grandfather of Frederick Kelly Jr, passed Vi p. m., Johnson Co. Memorial Hosital, Franklin. Funeral services ednesday, 2p. m. at Greenwood Presbyterian Church. FPriends may call at the J. C. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, Greenwood, Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p. m, and at the church fro 1 p. m. Wednesday till time o service. (Casket will not be opened at church.)

LIGHT--Mrs. Grace Nora. 6565 E, Washington St. age 75, wife of Carl, beloved mother of Harry, Alvin, Edward, Paul, Harold Light, Mrs. Mildred Gardner, Mrs. Helen Criss and 5. ary Ramsey, passed away Saturday evening. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. m., from SHIRLEY BROS." IRVING HILL GHAREL, 5377 E. Washington St. Burial II Creek Cemetery. Friends may call.

LONG—Berta (Miles) 224 E. beloved sister of V. L. Miles, George Miles, Carroll Miles, of Trimbule Gounty, Ky., Robert G. Miles of

Berrien FLARE "BET A MORTUARY, Thursday,

2 p.m Friends may call at mortuary after noon Tuesday.

3 Card of Thanks

A anal i SIDES ou eciatiol 0 our. Tz " neighbors and relatives Yor their beautiful flowers and those who wer so kind to our beloved wife an mother and to us during her illness and dea , Wo sspeciii ver A Nank Rev y w an! y Wharton for his comforting as oi those who acted _as pallbearers. the organist and the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home for their kind services ered. > HUSBAND and DAUGHTERS.

PRICE—We gratefully acknowledge our thanks to our friends and relatives. for expressions of sympathy and floral offeri extended to us at the passing of our beloved husband and fath

er, FRED A. PRI We also wish to th oh ev. Percy Thomas of Plainfield, e Hampton

Mortuary for their kind and thoughte

ful services. . WIFE AND FAMILY. ICK—We wish to convey to

relatives our heartfelt n appreciation for their thousntil personal courtesies sympat y, and or the lovely flora ributes s

} Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday 1 reference branch!’ ; : October or November when the . m, 1 10:30 a. m. s generously given at the passing o 50] sa) eg eX Sn dropped] ET loaded with bucks and are| Police and Indianapolis Power, Because of snow and slippery | Science 1s fast dispelling the; 2 m. funeral 103 a. m Thursday OU CRORGE DAVID. WYRICK

getting fat prices for jute-made & Light Co. workers were lagued (roads, hog trade opened rather this gentle twizzler into an atten-\ya 0, “so they want to cut in on today with reports of Sle> being slow today at the Indianapolis

11951 acts are promulgated (thelancient fear of leprosy, according executive act By which a law is to The

Times and Scripps-How-

CHAPEL, 5377 E. Washington. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call

at Chapel after 7 Tuesday.

With the same sincerity we thank the doctors and nurses of Riley

{ | Pp. m. Me 1 - tive ear. what they think is the inflation down, In all cases they were kits Stockyards, it was reported by Put Into force after being passed) ar columnist Robert Ruack,| Memberot rooksite’o. B 8. Hoo ahi|--time mer aL, (GF, UhEH, ub y e Kite by the Secretary of State. i all for kind, understanding services ~ Six minutes later, the voice said gravy. |strings covered with snow. Stockyard officials. Eayly sales > “° SCIHURY OF Ff € WHA for; the] MANNEELN Anns, SES line San. 1. fendarad, fn a thick, library whisper, “I| 84 Without the snow the strings Of light and medium weight bars po. 4s of the House an d Se . April issue of iszie Schafer of Indpls., 2nd tous 'and MRS, GEORGE X= , don’t find it. I'll have to call you) THIS IS ALL quite sad. Ameri-|are hard to see—but When coated FOWs and gilts were weak to 25 , °0Or03 of the House and Sen- { Esquire maga-| Of Amelia Schafer and Kivin Schrei. DIAMON back.” cans live out of bags. And those!white 100k just like a broken wire, Cents lower than yesterday's ay- 32.8 9 : gi R x oe § zine. Thursday 3b. m. from BHIRLEY 5 Florists-Monuments GET CASH A Then I remembered there's a Indians and Pakistanians slap] trite "erage. ers nl va Tatu § Mr. Ruark| 3 WasHINGY N Burial Crown En FUNERAL FLOWERS For Yo “t” in the word, in the wrong|® heavy export tax on the very Agen. Films Slated | Later trade was only fairly ac-|tne egislature. y IE sald Hansen's {Gn0 Cp call any time after A000 | ,oHN GRANDE & SONS. Floris EASTER CI place. So I spelled it lke it/bags they want us to fill with Three atomic-bomb film lessons |1/Y® With sales a! mid-session| It was in the measure when an Dee cor ect! MaY—sohn G. 416 Eire Ave. ase AE Daa HOMES LOANS on @ §| sounds, then began pushing the Wheat and send back. lin Civil Defense will be shown |tUllY 25 cents lower, instances amended version was passed by name for lep-| 6. father of Mrs. Louise Talbert 1934 W. Michigan St PR-v623 ® AUTO ® F "yn it should Doesn't add up to me. How, more off. Fosy) cam ‘ber APG I ele Ra Sratel W._ 16th St. BEt” around in places 8 : |tomorrow night at Wayne Post ™Or® {the - Senate: Feb. 28 and it was ¥ ay 1 11-6376 about you? E d " ‘ther. { stamped out if] Springs, Ark. uneral Wednesday, AT. 2388 jo Heyer be. 64 ofthe American Legion at! Hogs 11.080; choice 170 to 260|there in the final bill as it was) handled intelli-| CENTRAL CHAPEL, $48 N. Tinots. Parley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morrly Northeast Cc ’ ’ : . - » . . al : And that’s how I found it. It's Bigger; Always Oliver Ave. and Holt Road. | pounds mostly $21.50 to $22; few concurred in by the House. a urial Union Chapel Cemetery. PLANNER & BUCHANAN a

{ loads choice No. 1 190 to 225 Sometime after that the clause |pounds $22.25; late trade largely disappeared from the act before it| 1$21.75 down; few $22: 260 to 300 reached the Governor's desk for!

a prehistoric reptile big as an eleprant, and has webbed forelegs) If You were to ask any man

which indicated it pnce flew until| YOU meet how he wants a steak, Local Truck Grain Prices

Mr. Ruark

gently and “not| in response to] popular fear

i

Friends may call at chapel, NEWTON—James R. Sr., age 53, of 129 E. Ohio 8t., beloved father of James R. Jr. and Dorothy M. Newton

25 W. Pall Creek Blvd.—TA-3377 BERT S. GADD i 1047 Churchman MA-60/8

ESTATE

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tomobile or a television set,| GE : signature. and supersti-| of Indpls. P. Eugene Newton of : TIMES Wap? it got rich, fat and lazy, and had an au H *| No. 2 truck wheat, $2.27. ounds $21 to $21.50; few early | Pittsboro. passed away. Private ’ To rales too. he'd probably just say, “Bigger.”| No. # soybeans $3.14. $21.75: 120 to 160 pounds $16.50 How and by whom, nobody tion.” It is rarely fatal any more, | funeral cervices Wednesday at the | SRINSTEINER TR ’ No. 2 oats, 92c. ; H 1601 E. New Yori a . And that's right. ‘We have had | No. 2 white corn, $1.74. [to $18; sows steady; bulk choice KROWS. and seldom scars its sufferers &s| 3226 shelby St. Friends may call at HISEY & TITUS A 11 Person Done With Mirrors enough experience with the in-| No: 2 yellow corn. sied | .| Absence of the em badly as it once did. Most im-| the chapel after 7 p. m. Tuesday. r———— : | {300 to 550 pounds $18.50 to $20; ergency | y PHILLIPS—Catherine C.. age 72. of 951 _N._ Delaware St. Ll 1 WILL not I WANT TO EXPLAIN what BeDUlty of this country to realize J, §, Statement choice lights $201.25. clause was discovered by Prose- portant of all—it is one of the "5g §™Netidlan st.” wife of Al ~ @. H. HERRMANN than myself that anything we now have can _ masa] : .cufor Frank H. Fairchild yester-|least contagious of all diseases. pe os Primer, Of James A. and ee 2480 1951. James F the American National Bank has be still better—or bigger | WASHINGTON, Mar. 13 (UP)—Qovern-| Cattle 1400, calves 300: active; day when he called a staff meet-' Mrs. Roy Bader and Mrs. Joseph Hal: 1500 5. Ean Su MA Bridgeport, I in mind on fits proposed curb I'm thinking of television sels | ment expenses and recel ts tor che Sur. steers strong to 50 cents higher, ing to begin plans. for a roundup Thought for Today ler Also Jurvived by 8 grande hildren. “Home of Personal Service” WEL a tellers window. ‘with a year ago: ot heifers firm, cows strong to 25! : | ® h contracted They went from eight, to 10, to| load high choice *. COMMUNIStS for prosecution. | 1. pewrost, Stanley Shubik Jr. Mennhat Btingds, Sie £m; |. JORDAN FUNERAL HOME mselt after

You drive up, drop your dough |i “to 16 10 17, to 21-inch screens, EXPenses .. § 21.110.015.102 3 31.8083 140 Cents higher; and passbook on a tray which gyi 40" vou ‘think that would Sutsias .. “Los.esrse “v16.90L13 and prime 1000-pound steers turns out to be an elevator. You eficit 2.881.34.113 $37.50; s »1ll lot held at $38; num-

tisfy th ? |Ca : . ,350,354, a tn : see the teller Inn the basement of satisfy the average TViewer? Not Cash balance '4,584,458.712 25530 BrL003 erous high good and low choice Die in Auto Mishaps

Kaplan, 3124

Dr. Fred NM

is now Iocan

. | St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may [claims he doesn’t-know what the | cai." LAUCK SERVICE.

| | Ind.. papers please copy.) i pot ed to! ES La Tar mize {fuss is all about—all he wanted to|- GaP Che eo

Ambulance Service 2428 £. 10th 61. [M-4308 IM-4308

ROBERT W. STIRLING

(Seymour,

Three More Hoosiers

! le think a little] tered into rest Monday, age 61 fat all | Bublic debt - 255/606.976.290 do was make peop ; : 1433 Prosper MA-000 farion Bide, the bank in a mirror. And YOU po" o nets some day he'll be} Restfve SLIT WIIH2W 850 to 1225 pound steers $34.50! Three inore names today length. Pit: | Sister of Mrs. Lillian Rhoades’ and , 4 301 Roosevelt can talk with the teller. able to buy a screed as bi | CleaNDIANAFOLIS CLEARING HOUSE to $35.50; few $36; commercial ened Indiana's traff death 1 { Mr. Shubik, 36, was held for| Edward Huffer. Service Thursday, 9 Special Notices HAIR D g as the clearings ...........:.... 10,882,000 . Cc dea ist. | : : | p. m., at HARRY W. MOORE ? ee RY side of a room. And he may be Debits sae 26.503,000 and low good $32 to $34; high| They were: ~" linvestigation after he deposited| PEACE CHAPEL. 2050 E. Michigan ART SHOP, FREE CLASSES Only $2.50 DOWN GOES YOUR dough, right. We're on the way L | Stock d Bo ds [82° heifers $34.25; commercial] Louise McAllister, 31-year-old 200 postcards in a mail box, each| St Friends ‘are welcome. Buria inate, Tern. Abr Bore. Bite serv. Ro gets itself counted. The teller : ' Loca OCks an ONAS and good $30 to $33.50; utility Culver State Bank employee, who addressed to a person he did not! SCHILLING Katie N. 73 years 2127 Morris St. . ert t 3 r book. When Du Mont showed its new| nee | : , t NG a Tarp ayoarh DON'T suffer writes the amount in you 130-inch screen in New York people | _ —Mar. 13— land commercial cows $24.50 to was killed last night when her know, each saying: cello, Ind: Mary Davie. Dorothy 10 Lost & Found ach pain And back comes the book. All swarmed arousd it us if 2 Man ahd oi a Bs *'* $28.50; 0dd head young kinds to CAr was in collision with another| “At last. Now is the time. As| Jane. William Virgil and Edwerd Dleasant and in about 60 seconds without your; ly landed American States ‘ole 1 $30; canners and cutters $20 to driven by Rudy Amberger of Cul- per plan.” ; SE an Aa ion Tne LOST allen or Saved PAL. ook's. Satis f vour car. rom Mars had suddenly landed sayrshire Colleries com ...... 17% 18%aieo ‘ ver on Ind. 8 near th . . 3 ‘ 3 mules; bay and gray. Notify ID-4083, pa getting out of y “ » L. 8. Ayres 4% pid 103 © 0s © $25. Bulls $26.50 to $29.50; odd , e Starke RRR passed away Monday p. m. at th IF YOU It's before the Works Board./in a “flying saucer.” Police had pb. 5 Ayres 43 Vries pid av head $30 County line. residence, 551 E. Sumner. Funeral 100 Dogs Lost & Found [ hope it's OKd. to be'called to control the crowds. Belt RR & Stk ¥rds com ..... oe Lo is William Robert Herbst, 30, of Ends 35 Years Haiversity Heishis Tomitstian Charen, 2 Se 2 8 8 That's what gives this country|gobbs-Merrili ofa 4%e% |... 3 18 | Vealers very active, strong; bulk Ossian, who was killed when his Interment Round Hill. Friends may BROWN and hite toy collie-type 460 E. Wash. I'VE BEEN A SUCKER. for|its elasticity, its bounce, its for- Central Soya =... ........... 38% dll choice and prime, $39; extreme truck lost a front wheel and hit As WE Worker Tuesday. TOLIN SERVICE. La Reward. BR-2538. ll ALLOHOLIC mirrors ever since I went through|ward surge, simply knowing from Circe Theater com . 58's sala top, $40; sparingly; commercial'a’ tree on Ind. 15 near Wabash —_— PISA ve ...BR-25! RE » Group, ma the Fun House at the fair. experience that whatever we have Cummins Eng pa oo... 103 1 and good, $33 to $38. {last night. H. W. Witte today completed / telephoning E Ch : Robe I WILL NOT And when one gets mixed up| now can be improved better. hs, eid D2 Sheep, 500; active; slaughter obert Shurr, 44, of Frankfort, 35 years with . contracted with my dough and a bank, that| - That set, by the way, has a iContin.Car-Na;Var ...... . 1% i% lambs, $1.50 to $2, higher; truck 31€d last night in St. Elizabeth's western Electric 3 poself after | I want to see. $1795 price tag. And that isn't gateits tag tele s oid" '® lot good to choice 110-pound i i Lafayetie. ot jajugles Co. HTH as all. They'll sell them. quitable Securities cow {heavy fleeced native lambs, $41.50; ay night when his' gyperintendent clear plast Wet or Dry? Bua Dusters Family Finance $% otd 100 {deck common and medium, near Sar hu 2 Sulvert on Ind. 24, east ¢ pe WE Sta- ho » \ Bras w {Aays ‘orp pid ww ” n . em ng on: < srt ——— -i . 5-pc , $38; s h tus CHAIR Head BOE BOTTLED SILA Juve ig YOU RAISE roses, and for Sonar ¢5 8° 4G" Hr Ty ound elfn 32 Sais Yer Auto's ‘Big 3' Cet tion Appareus alecty Xn g Hook Drug Co com .. {7% dium to choice, $16 to $22. e 49, he first MAKE YO dustry by the throat in Indiana. spray .them, this will show you [ook Drug Co com .. in 1949, KE YO A | , 7 ’ Ind Gas ; o ee, HH: . in ChiAnd that’s bad, at} . rae ey. if you have Ind Fr : dab $5 Billion in Orders oe A Dulatn Thru a Times Want Ad poudLase ! ’ . Ho Leepaotie § Ne n! 4 : : product named -Starlac". It Is| UP at Purdue today 60 aerial ityihisii weer Son... th, yu Hesler Appointed | perrorr. ohana EL = Minn AR ! 5 are ing | P&L com ..... va 3 y contracts totaling more’ Witte : e— e ilk. It sells dusters and sprayers are turning indpis P&L 4% pfa J 100% 103 . Mr. 3 . 2 . Powdered, simmed ve x and [Out for faster know-how, bigger jnibls Ath Club Reaity Co ... 84° #1 To Railways Post [pan 53 billion Mave been given born in Chicago 12 Busines ' | I / Vat ba 1 auto m ee = PY en things. "They con Jefferson, Nationa) wae bom” 110.1 a | Ralph G. Hesler, former public General Motors, Ford ar Cs and Sradugied Mr. Witte RT | { S. - n & Co 2 ’ - 3 Saco BILLS arg by selling trol brush growth and control [Kinga Co, 21 1} 19,1 relations difector for the Comm} ler, School of Law, lives at 6957 Cen- Shing. R some of your un-needed clothing, Weeds. And they even seed and Lynch Corp (0070100100 16% 187 nity Chest, today was named Chrysler was the latest to an- tral Ave. with his wife and three = TA household items and “white fertilize from the air, hundreds of yastic Asphali 00 ©™ "31s $™ sales promotion director of Indi- OUnCe its defense orders. The children TA tools, use eH ne amazed at|acres a day. - Nat Homes com ey p : 2 firm said it has orders totaling sme — ee Hours’ & ii » nderful RESULTS, and| -So see what I mean about hav- Pub Serv of ind com NB, anapolis Railways, Ine, .about” $1 billion, for trucks, Legal Notices ee WILLA] e wond » and | Ln ! oN fod Pub_Serv wks pd. 101'; 103% He will assume his new duties tanks, Yank engines jet ai | TAX RET SO ECONOMICAL, too. PHONE ing enough roses? You don't, I'*N Ind Pub Serv 41a pfd .... 22% 281; engi ' alrcraft TICE OF PROPOSED RULE FOR THE RI ley 5551 for a helpful ad-taker. know. RTs Laundry com” "..... 32% Thursday. N&Nes, range finders, submarine NPRITFICATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL a |*Pub Serv of Ind 31s ptd .. 5. 81 9 di 1 i Mr indicator nets and searchlight SECRETARIES TO BE ADOPTED BY THE 3, TS » 7. Pt 2 An Indianapolis native, . TEACHER. TRAINING AND LICENSING | KER-HOLL |Pub Serv of Ind com ........ 22 23% « » (reflectors. OF THE INDIANA BTATE nn {Ross Gear Tool com ........, 39 ..|Hesler is a graduate of Wabash) G COMMISSION OF THE INDIANS | - 3) r tocast [Schwitzer-Cimmins pfd ...0 18 19% | College. He has been in the pub-| M recently announced that it Notices Torts given that at its reg-| BRICK WO WOR. 0 go Ind G&E com ............ 21 21%, {has more than $3 billion in milj-|yiar meeting on Febrary 23, 1951. the repair; 28 Pond, Q&E ptd Ll. 109% 12 '|lic relations field since 1945 and] mil ar ee raining and Licensing com- CHIMNEY RE Stokely. Van Camp ofa... 18° 18"*|served as public relations officer| tATY contracts. and Ford sald it| mission of the A TT —_ — J. HAN ; £ 3 p ceenas { c l : x A I A yg [for the Bureau of Naval Person-| as nearly $1 billion. on ‘the certification of Bubilc school secre- | 36 N. Layman \ Cea chine Cp ld ....\nel during part of World War II Worker R taries nant to the provisions of Chapter . “ ay : REI nite | diephone Che { - . : 7 ty: Onion Title An ..| Recently he was granted a Fon ampage Bt anc Stes jo hereby given that | SOLD'BY: C.C. HARMON, Realtor a hi os | oF { BONDS month leave of absence from his Draws Prison Term | of March 30. 1931, at 10:00 AM. the : garages. Easy \ 1 | sem wauidy America ar AV 38 es % , |Chest position to set up the infor-| LOGANSPORT fle ‘Instriiction, Room 227, State House, | mates. Call d $a | ATEN K American Loan 4'%as 60 ..... 78 .. mation division of the new Office! » Mar. 13 (UP) Indianapolis, Indiana, jae Board will 4 9 . . 8» REMODELING l } rt Batesvill wo i o ii. lof Price Stabilization here { An attendant at the Logans-| ho\¢ val gd proposed rule are| » Call 04-194 on Aer 4 | “een es é : . : 4 N i ren AN gunner Creriifer’ she BS port State Hospital today said he aisilapl for examination a the ‘ofice ALL, KINDS OF HOMES ARE SOLD THRU THE oR A nce, \ | pg | 0 Ebay aide, Sit 61... #1 = ...| Married and the father of two\was only trying to “get himself|}iid. 200d, % Soom 22%. > FORMICA T Lot hv u 58 63 ..... “ees | ”» CH- P—— od Nf La th en Sitizens ‘ing lei dias 61 FS 1) “ children, he lives at 117 W. 41st fired when he broke a fluorescent | ALE SJOREHEAD. a sing CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF H OA Boras: Co Hamilton Mig Co se 85... 88 (SC light with a gallon jug and the BO A rior hana State HOWE Taine ! : 2 | ndpls aint & Color bs 84 fe ‘an flying glass cut an office worker. | March 9, 1951, > Th Indi li Ti eS: Ww 1 A Ind Limestone 4s 18 tr vrs avede fi] " Author fo Address ar er Erwood, 30aCooperville, | LEGAL NOTICE € anapo 1S mes AE Coy |Indpls Rail cr tvnne wee} : ich., said he Requisition No. 7313 te, PAETLY CLOWDY AND ) S Iwas or : 9 ‘Chamber Luncheon the light: hr, Yikled the JE at) Notice Is hereby Fiven that the under. : EERODELINC Ww cLouor ARtas ~~ (Langsenkamp Bs 58 ...0.0000 07. y ay When |gigned Purchasing Agent for the City o Whether -you have a single, double, duplex z194 ? be gi AH am N.ind Pub Serv ie 1y «104% In Louis Bromfield, author, will'hospital officials refused to give Indianapolis ill" receive Jenleg bids 39 ’ ’ ’ 7 FOTOEAST “SJ ion] |Spracye “Devices 5s 00..:::..'98 '". |speak ‘Mar. 21 in the Claypool him a $40 check until his payday, Gas March soth. 1981, for the remodeling | suburban estate or a farm, LIST IT WITH ERA ve » G2 Same [i ]ae “rac Ton uf coun 8 * Hotel. He Sole the Pulitzer prize Fria): The glass showered Miss J} "Hen “nd Harding, Bueels.” us Det A RELIABLE, LICENSED REAL ESTATE 14, . ” "ty 0 - » v “EE H . 3 8 , - 8 an e in e } 3 Te sua gia il HIGH IN RESULTS and low novel, ar y utumn’ and other, ePhine nes, 18, Royal Cen Cony Bidder's Bond or Certi- BROKER. There are well over 200 who use No ip too (i) Smviatunts Ts wav in cost are Times classified ads. Dest sellers, er, and 30 stitches were required aeq Check in the amount of 2% of your “ke Witt, BL-6824 RO NCOLIEEE, COP 1 CO, AER A ATS SEA re 3 Use them for dozens of every-day Mr. Bromfield’s talk on [Tne I wt Eapeout Net, Lace. : Make chock. payable No the City of Indi- the classified columns of p- Waa ; needs . , . selling . . . renting . . . Illusion of the Welfare State” wil 4 ourt anapolis. TODAY AND TOMORROW-—Two low pressure centers, one hiring help « . . recovering fostibe sponsored by the Indianapolis today on disorderly conduct pin® C's, Ql ldienagals resers sand Th I di li Ti ; Waed, fur south of the Great Lakes and another off the Carolina coast, will articles . . . swaps . . . services. Chamber of Commerce. Luncheon charges and was fined $25 and |to bus from one or more Vendors all to e In 1anapo 1S mes cause wid ad cloudiness and Procipilstion over the eastern | Phone Rlley 5551 and place a will be served at 12:15 p, m. with fuste and sentenced to 30 days) : ALBERT H. LOSCHE A : : Not pre-fab. of the pation, For Indiana, that means both snow and rain. low-cost mes Want Ad. guests invited. at the state penal farm. chate “cits Hall . . 123%, Se . av x . i - “ So 1 . " . a ; Be . » : o a ’ ews, . - “apeenbao . J . OR i , . . J . E = : i ®