Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1951 — Page 10

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March Snow Is Excellent he For Complexion—Almanac |

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Isn't Worst City Has Ever Experienced

Quit complaining about snow in mid-March, the weatherman) said today as he delved into his records for consolation. : This may be the heaviest late snowfall in four years, but Hoo-

y HAROLD H. HARTLEY Times Business Editor gsiers had it worse in earlier years.

THIS IS. A “PIPE DREAM,” almost a nightmare.| ™ 7, q the March of 1906. Snowfall totaled 30.4—yes, 30.4— I am thinking of the poor plumber who's been going fnches that month in Indianapolis. This included a 12.1-inch choker 5 , : [on Mar. 19. - rr e———————— faster than the stuffed bunny on a dog track. But he| ne Pas fallen here a5 late a8 . can't keep ahead, and the bunny does. IMay 20, according to Weather Bu- C art y gain During the big war he haunted junk piles and alleys reau recoris “That way In 1894, ¥¥ . : oy 2. 2 when a trace was recorded. looking for the right joint. And the only joint he found) ther Mays had it worse. On

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3 blanketed with 1.2 inches. Royal corner. a per cent gave. So some of the! anter : y

near Logansport, dug it- # gift bags must have been lumpy gar out of 4 inches that day. And

CUSTOMERS WERE on and large b ; Says Far East, Europe / VEEL “AVE E : | ‘ 897, brought 2. ‘hes | . - his neck. Bathrooms have to Emerson Boyd, no relation ofl hlay alli i A nah i Being Handed to Reds work don’t they? And who can Alan bo aud W he ol EN, Anyway, says the Farmer's Br United Press live with a drain backing "up bos will be kicking in for the Almanac, March snow {is a&xcel- WASHINGTON, Mar. 14 Sen. in a basement? And you're Maize and Elue lent for the complexion. Washing|Joseph R. McCarthy, (R., Wis), supposed to fix things ain't you? Maize i : |Your face in it produces a healthy Said toqay Bal era at's » batterin he took. glow, ment, either ro 'y Aa ay at for him Tom Thumb War But if you are intent on griping, jor incompetence,” is handing over to leave his tools at home. He, IT'S A LITTLE EARLY to/you may note that this is thejthe Far East and Europe to Rus-| couldn't use them anyway. No think of Christmas toys with the most March snow Indianapolis|sia. 4 buds still struggling. But not for has had since 1947, when 95| (pening a new attack on State 8 #2 the toy trade. inches fell all month, Last year Department policies, Sen, McCar-| CAME THE CORAL dawn of Add to the thousands in the was a mere touch -four-tenths thy also made these observations the war's end. And he began to dollar-goods shuttle, the toy jof an inch ‘all March. in a speech prepared for Senate take orders, make promises. But buyer. Metal cutbacks and the - » delivery.

still no pipe. People, loaded with manpower shortage are sure to : 2 ONE: Gen. Dwight ‘D. Eisenwar bucks all wanted to build put a erimp in his Christmas ,0IVIC S on er hower: “If Ike isn't careful, he “right-away." Ang they couldn't world ‘of ‘make-believe. . : lis going to be taken for an awful get pipe [ast enough. >

pipe.

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., : a ride . And finally, the pipe mills were, AND LIKE EVERYONE else hag tied the hands of (Ges. Doug{ust about Lo catefy up, and take offi the turting end-of the pinch, | . |las) MacArthur in the East. jr es- »

the pressure off, when Korea he id saying his goeds are popped. And the plumber was sential. Children must play. And the stuffed bunny again, tearing he must have toys, dent around but getting nowhere. William A. enner, president . = £9 y o of" of the toy manufacturers, said, | Is Clemency Chief? of the alr” for tracking down and| HARRY FREYN JR. of Freyn “What quantity and quality of| By IRVING LEIBOWITZ destroying atreraft in flight. It is| Brothers says it's as tough as|toys can be made in 1951 can not Behind prison bars in Indiana, gniv. “a matter of time.” Te sai] ever to get bathroom installa- one knows. It is -the hope’ of the hundreds of convicts, hopeful and pefore this missile is ' perfected. | tions, steel pipe, wrought iron industry to receive a fair share eager for parole, are wondering thus wiping out any threat of an pipe, cast iron pipe, fitting (those of what materials are available about Gov. Scricker's new clem- atom attack by 1ong-range U. S| joints), copper, brass faucets, and!for civilian necessities.” ney secretary, William G. Span- |hombers. soil pipe as ever. nwo. nuth. . . can’t catch up. Mills are behind./are following the headlines and a good Joe? What kind of a of Formosa by U. 8 ) fof as] Prices are “outrageous.” dinner table talk. They've gone chance will he give for parole? fine “pret hod th oava ore 54 That's the poor plumber. He to war. Gov. Schricker took Mr. Span- 148 prevente e nese Na. oT ¥ tionalists from attacking the Chijust about had it made. Then he Models of the latest Army sup-|/nuth off the state police - force riese Reds in Rérea and China. | got set right back where he was, ply trucks, signal corps trucks, to fill the position. In so doing, = . with a thump, on his heels. canteens, miniature jet planes he was following a custom of re-| Mr. McCarthy said the order| That's not Mr. Freyn especially. and fleet models for bath tub Warding “deserving” state troop-|"bears the fingerprint—the very| He's a big guy. oceans. ers with executive positions. bloody fingerprints, if you pleasc But being big in the plumbing a x =» Recalled to Active Duty —of Communist treason.

business means only that his trou-| AND, IF YOU CAN take time The governor previously had ————

bles are bigger. out from seeding the lawn, you appointed to the post Harvey Hire ; be And that's what happened to will be interested in the noise-|20d Donald Weber, both of whom g Id p C lve the plumber's dream of plenty. makers, miniature bagpipes, a|were former state troopers. Mr. 1 ; N y It's a nightmare again. \small zither, and eight-key pedal Hire left to become chief federal “i oh 7 . vo pi lorgan, pianos of course, eylo- Probation officer here and Mr. Allison $ Big Day phones with colored keys and col-| Veber recently way recalled ol [Ces p e S THEY'RE 80 SECRETIVE out/ored musical notes . jactive quty With the Atmy. | at the Allison plants, with alll Then there will be a music box |, their government defense work, which looks, for all the world, 19° en He peNtt Bad Weather | oy the state Affects Receipts “Persons eligible for parole will, Hog trade opened moderately

that I like to see them open up like a book. 0 ones in a while, blow the roof. Trains won’t change much, but p e : wee Si. 10ay. i J the there whi pe Tgwer. your Chriss be given a square deal by me,” active today at th: Indianapolis business. And they even unveiled mas list now For once you'll ihe rew clemsricy secretary said Stockyards. Barly Sojes of varthe uber: jet th bl torch ibe 1 ’ h y today. “If they shoot straight rows and gilts, 170 to 250 pounds, ort Pe 5 rae for early enough, (with us, we'll shoot straight with|werg mostly 25 cents higher than o ? n ght- Pro ram Tra {them. That's a promise.” {yesterday's average. Some sales : a 4 P Mr. Spannuth said he had “noi were 50 eents higher than yester-| THE EMPLOYEES at Alli DU MONT'S ALWAYS been a resentment” against any inmatesiday’s close. Later trade was] or " t te 4 oo leader in TV. And the big 30- in any of the state's penal insti- steady to strong. | on s got to see the jets and some jnch screen has been a hit with tutions. | . Because of bad weather, reof the Air Force and GM brass. 3 price which says it's quality. Key Duties Outlined {ceipts dropped considerably. And that does something for a Arthur Fulmer, Du Mont’s In- Chief duties for Mr. Spannuth Hogs 7350, bulk choice 170 to worker, makes him feel a part of diana distributor is holding a will be to investigate all petitions 250 pounds, $21.75 to $22.23; things. show tonight on the Severin Roof for clemency, attend prison board about one load choice No. 1 and 2| It takes people with the breadth where he'll let dealers in on some- meetings and serve as the repre-jat 200 pounds, $22.50 early, few of vision, and the personality thing else quite new. sentative of Gov. Schricker on allijots $22.35, late trade $22.25 down: dynamics of Ed Newill, GM's vice = # =n {penal matters. 1250 to 270 pounds $21.25 to $21.75; president and Allison manager, to! IT'S A RADIO “program trap.” A native of Noblesville, Mr. one lot 284 pounds $21.50; 120 to put on a show like today’s and! It has a timing clock and a Spannuth and his wife now live 160 pounds $16.50 to $19; sows] do it right. |tape recorder and you never miss in Knightstown. isteady; choice 300 to 550 pounds | And believe me, he did. la program. If you're gcross town!,, » oo. . [$18.50 to $20; lightweights, $20.25. It Ain't Cheap [visiting an uncle with a broken U. S. Statement Cattle 1175, calves 225; active, | {leg, or just visiting. you can set — rr ere - — [steers and yearlings 25 to 50 cents] THIS IS THE DAY we sweat your clock and dial for Jack ..oSHINGTON Mar. 14 (UP)—Gov- higher; good and choice 850 to

. ernment expenses and receipts for the od | out the last drop of last year's Benny or “The Big Show.” current fiscal year through Mar. 12, com- 1150 pound steers, $34 to $36; part|

pared with a year ago

cannot. cope with ‘unprinciplad. crooked, clever diplomats.” 1 TWO: Guided missile—Russia is working on a ‘guided missile]

What Kind of Man

Mr. Spannuth comes to his new|

income tax. It's tough to pay| “ 2 = This Year Last Year |l0ad choice yearlings $37; small] taxes on money, gone you know, AND WHEN you come home Expenses .. § 21.311.418.080 5 21.688.956.202 lots high choice and prime held not where. and are taking your socks off,|surplus ... 100052589 __ _ ligher; commercial and good year-| But Todd Stoops, boss of the instead of mulling over the gossip och. 0456317550 1998 801.051 lings $33 to $34; few good heifers Hoosier Motor Club, added an you picked up, you can play the Public Debt 255.430.744.585 235.860.313.157 $33 to $34; cows strong to 25] extra pain in our little shell-out to program you trapped while you Gold Res, 21350.463532 24.3154. 00115, pots 50° ‘cents or more

Uncle Sam. were away. fa INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE higher; utility and commercial, He reminded us how much it| It makes, sense. And shuts it-| Debits. | 26,206,000 $25.50 to $29, odd head $30; can-| costs in taxes to drive anything self off when it's through. And — ———— ners and cutters $20 to $25.50. | on four wheels which guzzles that makes serge, too. 'ocal Stocks and Bonds Bulls, 50 cents higher; utility and gasoline. Hear Harold Hartley on so— — commercial $27 to $30.50.

Mar, 14

‘ 2 8 8 WISH at 5:45 p. m. STOCKS Bia. Ashes Vealers active; early sales IT'S ODD. SAYS TODD. that we | American: Staten coin en steady; later trade strong with we pay almost as much for auto- What's a ‘New Car’? | American States nfo ..o. 34 practical top $1 higher; choice an

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| *Ayrshire Collieries com ... 2 : - soli y RI {L. 8. Ayres 4:2 ptd C103 105 prime $39 to $40; commercial and mobile and gasoline taxes as we nquaqwg PRETTY important, Sed ra et Sa ple iW I ;

“(good $33 to $38. l | Sheep 25; nominally steady ;| 4i%s good and choice wooled lambs| the family bus was that high. But, gq this is the way the AGtomo-I ae. Om. GO. vies ssi; Quotable $39.50 to $41 or more;

~ 2! i | he said a family of four earnin : Rois) _|Com Loan 4 pfd .......... 96 ~~ 9 medium and good quotable $38 to ly o B bile Dealers’ Association of Indi- Cummings Eng com ... $39.50; slaughter ewes quotable

$3200 will pay $80 income. tax, ana defines a new car. The defini- Cummings Eng vid a 10302 103 $16 to $22 , $16 to $22.

do in straight income tax. . ail y ; Belt RR & Stk Yrds com ..... Ba 8 with ceilings and all, when you gen (th oF Bk Sn 1 16

What he said shocked me a lit- cao one standing on a used car Bobbs-Merrill pfd 44% ... tle. I didn’t think the take onl, Central Soya savas

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and $71 on auto and gas taxes. tion sounds foolproof. jContin.Car.Na- Var wal ol air - x » = . della iC C Cioran 4 AND. FRANKLY. 3 guy with IT SHOULD NOT have been |Sasiern ina lele o ofd ...... n 21st Ward Indo x W Boy Wo ch Seen ma "previously registered and should |Family Finance com =. [10 Ns rses ng § a year, and trying to | p,, 40companied by a manufac- | amily, Finance 8% ord ...... 3} Clark for Mavor drive a car, ought to look for a turers certificate of origin. Hamilton Mfg Co com ...... 29 i y j Herff-Jones ¢y A nid ...... 1 " . : 5 better job. : And it must be a bona-fide Home T& T 3% pi in 8, 54 The fifth indorsement of Judge en re 00 rug Co com ........ 1004 Alex M. Clark for the Republican ‘ va irs oh MEW car, ind Asso Tel I pid ~~ '....-.. 38! 41! * p t CHESTER LANG was in yr 7 Ind Gas & Wat com cevras 208 3212 mayoralty nomination was vote p ’ av LP Dv nd p 2 } vero 304 5 “ : lown yesterday. He 3a Or nak. AND WHAT'S this all about? Mand wie To >"% last night by GOP precinct come was here as national ¢Hair- rives [ndianapolis Water com ..... 1%} 19 V4 itte ; Hee ¢ i n : { the Michizan Memorial It gives the dealer the right to! 1 gianapolls P&L com... 05. 494s 30° mitteemen and vice committeemen man 0 : chigan 1 0 get the new car price for 1950 tIndpls PAL 4 gd o 201% 92 a of the 21st ward in the north- ” . yO at's : ndpls ¥ B. 20 8 1 ria " «mh § p 3 tnsearch rogram. That's to g0dels held over. 1 Water Co oY ofa 167 1095 Western section of Indianapolis.- | lewrn to use the atom for some- gounds all right to me, they're Indpls Water dla Jie . 101 4 104 The indorsement resolution wus thing besides killing people. / " Sls anvwas 0D onal Late com . salt \ ani p ar 2 about the same as '51s anyway. Kingan & Co com eng eh K «adopted unanimously at a ward pyr Ror heup, Jneianapolis mmm : Lincoln AT HeTS sreeanr ress isa 811; Meeting at the home of Mrs. Ar- : an of the project, rounde : LYNCH COP ~. iii vivurterre 63 167 3ac ’ ’ chairm Proj Multi-Colored Stam Ss Mateon. Fer ingtor com L... Ha 634 thur Sac hs, 5445 Winthrop Ave., higanders f t 1 i r up Mic ganders for an eat-and- WASHINGTON. Mar. 14 (UP) Mastic ASDRRIE oy. yiersoren Rl 7 |vice chairwoman of the ward, tear session at the Columbia Th y » . Cl INat Homes ofa UTtt0e 103" |Wendell Martin, ward chairman, | Club. And Judge Herbert E. Wil- — : e government soon may jssue y Pub Serv of Ind com 2 3 presided i : -C s st s. A *N In ub Serv 4 p 01'2 103%; ' ~ { son, special gifts chairman, was Jit: colored Josiage 3 aps. H iN Ind Pub Serv abs pid... 22% 24 Indorsements of Judge Clark 7 » J. , AS§ "TORT es Aundry co pi Fir ~ “ there. And so was Alan Boyd, f Pou S01; 311, Were voted previously by GOP state emcee. the bureau of engraving and *Pub Serv of Ind 3%, ptd ..... 87 90 ‘precinct officers of four other rinti 5@ § ja- Pub Serv of Ind com ine 38 20'a2 "” - el 8 un 12 printing, told the house Appropria- | oc. “Gear Tool com .......:. 3° wards, Tth, 8th, 17th and 22d. I MENTION these men because tions committee that his office is ohwilzer Commins pfd rid 191% et ——t—— J : : So G&L com -.......... 21 211 they've done a right smart job, trying to develop a press that gg Ig os pid Drea a2 Real E B d speaks well for the town. will print stamps in more than|{Stokely-Van Camp com 78, 1 ea state oar i

: . Stokeiy-Van Camp pfd The Indianapolis quota from one color without significant in- Tanner-& Co 5% % pid Terre Haute Malleable

538 alumni was $50,000 and it crease in cost. Terre Hayte Malle Hears Saas Tomorrow

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