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y A. Ei Times Business Editor Billions in Tax

HERE'S A PROSPERITY you can see through. , a It's made of glass. “Concessions Eyed t “By Un . As steel cuts back, glass will come up. WASHINGTON | Mar. 26a Food will be packed in it. But other places will use far congressional investigation of tax more, building and home interiors. : concessions of billions of dollars Glass can be as light as aluminum, strong as steel, or to business and whether “five per-

; re fr sree ein eeenn< | CGAL -AP@ iNvVOlved Is about to heavy as iron. It can absorb o Loy "ona other charges. It break around mobilization. om heat or keep it out. It can con- wound up with about $90 million. fie

- : ” . » duct electricity or turn it pysmg BIG stuff. And it is| Sen. Burnett R. Maybank back. ‘responsibilitys - Shell owns - or (D. 8..C.), chairman of the Joint - IT CAN BE MADE into blocks, jeases a lot of real estate. It has Congressional: Mobilization! slabs, tubes, or thread finer than competitors who play for keeps. Watchdog Committee, is asking human hair, and a wool fluffier And even with its gas at the Congress for $100,000 to conduct than any sheep ever grew. (very top in quality, it has to keep a full investigation of the whole! John D. Biggers,' top boss of reminding the public of how good mobilization program. Hé plans Libbey - Owens - Ford Co., who it is. That is advertising. [to start with tax concessions! comes to Indianapolis a couple ofl To take in that much money, about Apr. 4. : times a year, is one of the really you need more than the best in| The committee wants to kriow | top men in glass. : gasoline. You need public confi- who.is getti the J | He ‘has had the General Mot- dence, service station courtesy, the i Setting the Hons share o1, tors contract for car windshields and every other device to make program run? ‘Are the influence! as long as I can remember. He paying customers prefer Shell, [boys trying again to cut into it? used to sell to the late Gen. Bill Shell's swell, and so afe-its| . "$3 Billion, Wanted : Knudsen right across: his desk. people. I know them. They gol Since las Oct. : 30, almost And Gen. Knudsen, who came up for quality. For a quality prod-|biilion : in aw Ray from the factory, ranks usually uct demands ly, kept his hat ob, behind his desk. the rears 3 ml a aa wi i. | One-thing Shell nevef lets ~ I HAVE BEEN in Detroit with forget, even if you only want to|- Most of the benefits have gone Mr. Biggers when he was on his fll your radiator with water, and to a handful of the nation's bigway to call on GM. not spend a cent. And that is gest industrial firms to encourage Glass furniture is on the way. that you, the potential customer, 'the building of new steel, rail. It won't break. And it can be are the most important person in road, aircraft, machine tool, oil light as a feather, easier to move the life of the Shell station at- and other facilities vitally needed around for sweeping. You won't tendant, for the defense program. Bil- |

find much now. But it's coming. yr" lions more are in the works. And it gives you the feeling of Want $1000 Z = The concessions are “tax amorsimplicity. | LANE BRYANT knows the'tization certificates” which the value of doing’ Something other Defense Production Administra-

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ow. official” consofship, to some 400 youicontpanies. - ° 2

» - » THEY MAKE GLASS with a than selling dresses to women tion issues on the recommenda“ graduated bluish-green tint for no who are oversize, or expect to tion of the National Production sun glare. L-O-F introduced it. be. : lauthority _and other interested | And they make plate which won't] This enterprising Indianapolis- government branches like the! ice up. It has an invisible metallic based company takes a hand in Defense, Interior and Agriculture film, kept warm by electricity. encouraging community interest. Departments. : i Swell for airplanes and locomo-|{I am thinking of ‘the Lane Bryant The certificates permit business tives. And why not cars? |Annual Award for Volunteer men to deduct from their taxes Glass is the world of tomorrow./ community service, lover a five-year period the cost It's more plentiful than steel. The R48 8 lof, new defense facilities they stuff’s made of sand. And who'd aD How DOES that sell build now. The normal deprecia-| ever dare say the world will Tun oot) Pat es It doesn’t di- tion period for heavy industry out of sand? AY Bryant heer Jt Hows! sverngen between 20 and 25 years. | * = = something more than the al. The government is offering it be-L-O-F HAS RUN its sales from mighty buck. » |cause defense production has to $13 million in 1930 to $170 mil-| This year, as usual Lane-|"® sxpanded swiftly. | Hon. And it's expanding fast. It! Bryant will give, with flourish Theoretically, the certificates

other $27 million in the same pigeon-hole, . for pay, the best communit - But building is the big pull. ice in America. perv And it goes along with the mid-| : riff, playsuits for women, more!

(tice, many of the new facilities!

It follows the trend to more More than shaking the money markets when daylight in the home, big picture tree. windows which keep heat in; cold Something as broad and over-| out, or reverse, and still lets the Whelming as the civilization we're cessions are pouring in at a rate! ultra-violet rays of the sun come !Ving in. lof almost 3000 a week, chiefly through. And I'd like to see you win now from smaller companies who! yw that $1000. Any ideas? lare finding the going increasingly

. YOU CAN ACTUALLY stretch Your CPA [ough hecause she big Tellows got out on the floor of your living] SOMETHING OUGHT t (there first. Some o em are room and get a tan. cleared up about the Cortifing reported turning to the WashingAnd you'll get a erowd, too, Public Accountant. ton influence hoys for help. if It happens to be on the street | He is an upright man. He is side of the house. : \character, ‘the highest, in the F, R. Beckwith Files

flesh. Like a top lawyer, there's . The SO Story 'no fine line between honesty and In City Council Race |

STANDARD OIL of Indiana dishonesty. His stock in trade] 1 £ idates for handed out its dutiful report to is the worth of his word. The 1tuaup of canditeies lo 96,088 stockholders last week. It| # & = was 32 pages of figures, graphs, AND SOMETIMES, a person for City Council was increased to charts, tables and pictures. Byt in the front of the hook, the middle. Now you can't make yp

New applications for tax con-

attorney,

cials, |

) tax ‘concessions havephere”gettimgpready.to shean-.up the: war, Ing, been granted, ‘behind a scréen ‘of - i

has shot $29 million on expansion and appreciative fanfare, a $100 COV" NeW plant and equipment other teen-age luxuries two 16-

* = like steel mills and freight cars last night admitting he broke I LIKE THAT SORT of thing. will strengthen their owners’ com- into 52 places in the city and

skin exposed. to t [It sHows business is somet titive positions. in peacetime four others in Marion County. He Bed aun 20d ur mething be P A the eh Laald ‘Clifford Simpson, 16, still

And that it cares abeut ends. . {in critical condition in General

with him on all but two of the burglaries.

{Dale, a juvenile court referee, released the boy to the custody lof his parents last Tuesday after he was seized at the scene of

| /the nine Republican nominations 4iviqed equally. He said he had spent afl face trial in Municipal Court 3.

(knowing this, will put a CPA in 18 today when Frank R. Beck- of his share except $100 which he Ewing filed his Gop had hidden behind the family and told them Mr. Butler had!At Coleman—8herman. Mary Frantz. Boys. |

oy from struck his head on the sidewalk At st. Francis—James. Zadel Phixton;

Hog Prices <= lp 25 to 90c

Trade Opens Fairly

PARILY CLOUDY AND CLOVDY ARIAY

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\ ; PT ERR | Hog trade opened fairly active FOTOLASTY N ‘at the Indianapolis Stockyards to-| noose Ea smow | were 25 to 50 cents higher than TAY G: wae moss G7 warn Friday's average. 70 MOULMALOPE, Comm 19%) Low 8 wassrs AL mans ae seen Lo AI Hogs, 12,625, bulk choice 170 to

TODAY AND TOMORROW-—Cool air will sweep into the Northwest and upper Rockies, while mild air will flow “into the western Gulf states. Indiana's weather will be fair and warmer, with rain predicted for tomorrow.

No. 1 190 to 210 pounds $22.60

Keeps the Gls Clean—

Crack Atterbury Outfit Se

{to 550 pounds $18.25 to $20; "at $20.25.

. From Friday's

Active at Stockyards

MONDAY, MAR. 26, 1951

|Arguments on Color TV

Justices fo Consider Merits of CBS, RCA Methods in Session Today

. By United Press WASHINGTON, Mar. 26— uments before the Supreme Court today may determine what kind of color pictures you'll see on television for years to come.

250 pounds $21.75 to $22.25; several loads: $22.50;-few lots choice

|$22.75; 250 to 200 pounds $21.25 {to $21.75; 290 to 325 pounds $20.75 ; {to $21.50; load 368 pounds No. « . $20.50; 120 to 160 pounds $16.50 ito $18.50, few $19; sows mostly {50 cents higher; bulk choice 300

choice; materials shortages caused by

: ; ; : Cattle 1275, calves 275; steers To Clean U * War—Fast \and heifers actiye, strong to 50) Although CBS proposes to 0 hag been established hy a gift of -y y on the air immediately with gy0000 by Lilly Endowment, Inc.

1000 - pound steers, $37;

513th Quartermaster Bath Co. Lacks, Fire . Power but Is Strong on Shower Power

map & -y Times State Service : . id CAMP 'ATTERBURY, Mar. 26—There's an outfit in training mercial and low good

“No secret atomic warkiéad shogting unit is they bearers of death ray guns or riders of super. tanks. i »¥ Butsgigan up the front.thew are determined to do. They are members of the 513th Quartermaster Bath Cos Fire power? Or should we say vances. i shower power? They've got plenty. ia St Joving advances So Yapidly The unit can clean up a division ¢.,.¢ 45 they move that bathroom in less than two days of forced i, tones will have their singing washing. drowned out by the crack of Recall Kootie Kleaners rifles. : World War I veterans will re- The company here is a crack call the old Kootie Kleaners of outfit, too. Not one case of AWOL the Western Front. In jay bird or other disciplinary infraction attire, everybody went through has taken place since its activathe line of showers, scrubbing the tion last November. back of the man in front. It is planned that this unit will World War II had bath units work in conjunction with a laun(according to rumor), but visits dry company so that the bathing to them by front line units was a GIs will get clean clothes when rare treat. they emerge from the wringer. Now, says the Army, comes a Unit commander is reserve ofbrand new development in war. ficer Lt. Carey L. Redrick, of The unit is mobile, to keep up with, Long Island, N. Y. |

$27.50 to $31; Vealers active,

and good, $33 to $38. Sheep 75; market

to $22,

Rites to Be Tomorrow For Fortville Woman

Times State Service

cents higher; ‘part load choice l couple | . iloads held, $36.50; several loads {good and choice under 1100|pound steers, $34 to $35.50: comBe a cx 4 ''materials. are: required for color) ; i Lo .~'. 4... few $32 to $34; choice DOO to 1050- > er re: eq “OOF | unilersity’s. College of Education this outfit. Nor are pound heifers, $35.50 to $36; bulk °C®/VErs than for present sets. [commercial and good, . $31.50 to] : $34; early sales cows fully steady; Around . the fact that “the CBS|ij na) grade school teachers each utility and commercial, $25 ‘to System can not be received on the your for the next 10 years. ’

steady; -choice can be received in color without and prime, $39 to $40; commercial changes in the- set.

nominally steady; few wooled natives, $35; odd medium and good, $40; best |; kinds eligible to $42; medium to iy... pec ichoice slaughter ewes salable, $16 :

| FORTVILLE, Mar. 26 — Serv- commission acted illegally in re-

Returning to the bench from a two-week recess, the justices were {to hand down opinions at noon. Then they start hearing arguments of the Golumbia Broadcasting system and the Radio Corporation of America, which have millions at stake in rival’ methods of color [telecasting. “

| The sessions probably will last : 5 day. Prices on barrows and gitn io tomorsow, with: the court's Butler Students \decision expected befdre the close

! | of the term about June 1. } . . | The Federal Communications |Commission, which regulates | 0 ecelve | . radio, approved the CBS method : after long hearings in 1949, The y Funds to Push

FCC has to make a choicg be- | Teacher Study

cause technical problems make impractical the commercial use| ‘of more than one method. Special scholarships have been | Today's arguments, however, [instituted to encourage junior and were made ‘somewhat academic senior students at Butler Univer‘sity to study to become elemen-

the defense buildup. ~ ltary school teachers, The fund

some color . telecasting if and go; the current school year. This . ~

{when permitted, word from set ased 17,500 in Imanifacturers is that a vast exe vy ie incre 4 uy SE

[pansion in the industry ‘is un “The new acholarship program is :

{likely ~for- the duration.® More of several steps taken by the

{to help meet: the .national need

“The color controtersy centers soy approximately 104,000 addi-

'$29.50; canners and cutters, $20 ¥2 million sets now in the hands Dr. J. Hartt Walsh, dean of the to $25. Bulls, gtrong to 50 cents Of the public without the pur- ogjjege of Education, said that higher; utility and commercial, chase of attachments. best eligible to £31.50. 2 i

'67 juniors and seniors have reRCA color telecasts can be re- ceived the scholarships this year, ceived in black and white. Neither! pean Walsh said the new fund would make it possible to send a selected number of students to The Supreme Court's job is to study elementary programs and view a decision handed down practices in midwestern school y a special 3-judge federal court systems making significant cone n Chicago on Dec, 22 supporting tributions.

| RCA told the court the FCC Rock-Tossers Released

decision would disrupt the nation's television service the same New York Central Railroad po. \way railroads would be upset if lice Yesterday arrested two boys, - {someone ordered a different gauge for towing stones at passing trains and placing missiles on the _

lof track. he 4900 bl . The company argued that the wacki BOF a8 “oll PUNE ©) J

h 15, were released by juvenile authorities in the custody of their

Shot Youth's Pal Ad it lices for Mrs. Mary Chappell, who fusing to examine up-to-the-min-mi Ss |died here Saturday in the home ute data presented after the hear- parents,

54 Burglaries by Pair

For clothes and shows and made Jan. 18, the confession said.

The worst case of vandalism

since World War IT and has an-laward to the person who has per.|that Will be useful only during year-old boys, one of whom Was he admitted was at the Public Gravel Lawn Cemetery. jaar from the heart and not tN defense emergency and will critically shot by police last week, have no use afterward. In prac- committed 54 burglaries.

Library branch at 1926 W. Mor-| One boy signed a confession pny tne jibrary totaled $500. Young Simpson was shot last Sunday night by Police Sgt. Cos-

her girlhood. She was 82. Mrs. Chappell was a member

to heed a command to halt. Sgt. Sansone had spotted the two “stripping” a trailer at the Clark & Armstrong garage, 1228 W. Washington St.

Hospital from his wound, was

Released to Parents

{Chappell A decision by Mrs. Mary Miller Pre

Ingalls;

Man Faces Charges In Fatal Scuffle

One man is dead today and

young Simpson's shooting. another was to face manslaughter | Y*27* ago.

mos Sansone when the boy failed the Fortville Methodist Church. | Surviving besides the daughter, company and finally render its of Manhattan. are another daughter, Mrs. Della pian : Apers, Grosse Point, Mich.; three should eventually turn out to be sons, Curtis 4nd Dallas Chappell, syperior—because S0 many sets premium as provided by said indenture. both of Indianapolis, and Harley would require adaptation Ho P a brother, : |Aquela Shore, North Carolina, 17| grandchiléiren and 17 great-grand- Times children. Her husband, Henry, a pAMOUS for PROFIT! because Fortville coal dealer, died seven they

{of a daughter, Mrs. Sina Chap\pell, will be at 1:30 p.m. tomor- jt row in the George McCarty Fu- more time to perfect their tech- NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF COUNTY 'neral Home. Burial will be in niques.

A native of North Carolina, that would bring in CBS proris St., Feb. 1. Damage to books Mrs. Chappell came to Indiana in grams.

He was picked up there yester- charges as the result of a “friendday by police when they wanted ly” scuffle Saturday on Indiana to question him on new develop- Ave. ments in the case. Kelly Butler, 37. of 537 W 11th! Divided Loot St.. died in General Hospital yesThe boy said -he and Simpson terday. Herbert Brown, 39, of 431 the loot of the job W. Michigan St., was slated to

Indianapolis

Two other. men called police BIRTHS -

ings closed. The FCC said in its ruling that| ; wanted both companies to take Legal Notices

But it explained it had REVENUE 415% BUE NOVEWSER 1. 1953 sought unsuccessfully to persuade £9 HE HOLDERS vee IL, oF

manufacturers to produce sets BONDS: prod 8 Take notice that in accordance with a resolution of the. Sullivan County Bridsze Commission, Sullivan ty, | adopted at a meeting held March 5, 1951, the following ponds numbered 207, 106, 19, 99, 73 31, 12, 72, 36, 132, 292,

In making the grant to CBS, 2351s commissign reasoned that 295, 0. 3s. 281. 202." 133, 29. ‘114 112, 65.

the

further delay Would Work to the wili he. redeemed ang pei or fo -Torict cipal office of The Chase National Bank

[progressive disadvantage of that of the City of New York. in the Borough

in the Cit { w {New York, on May ©. 081, OF ev York, LL Boidets of Sash bond, ad, talled for en to be pa e sum $1000.00 plus $22.50 interest and 130.80.

impracticable—even if it

iders of said bonds so called for | redemption are hereby notified to present Ad donde at Pe Snoipal ofice of The : al Sank. in the City TALK ABOUT PROFIT! jork. in (he Bo ouih “of Manhattan in w York. N. Y., Classified Ads are in accordance herewith and from sm after the date of redemption so desis d, {May 1. 1851, interest on bon 0 get SPEEDY RESULTS | desiznated for redemption shall cease to rest co (and they are so ECONOMICAL! after the redemption ave inal paring

Just phone Rl.ley 5551 and ask|“*% SULLIVA for an ad-taker, | n CoNikigsto Sg By: Seott Fuller,

Chairman ’

'O i sing’ peration Housing Operation Housing, Army Finance Center Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind.

There is a (permanent) (temporary) home for (family) t+sesssca.persons (group-women) (group-men) at

for the quick eye, there was the & CPA fudge the figures, but you |garage. This was stolen J whole story in less than a page. can give him dishonest Sgures|eARAIaCY lor ine Council. op Rim, he told police. while scuffling with Brown. He! Ans Reynolds. James, Evelyn Delaney: Address ........ ann in Cees: crt erasure ra tiess Pet , ' ; ow 3 : : ; t. ¢ treesaey It said SO of Indiana took in And there his responsibility ends.|, N. Caritol Ave. has ‘been: He said they liked to raid serv- was taken to General Hospital Witten: william, coset. BiEILe This is (apartment) (house) (room) (share home). I $1,318,183,136 last year. Net earn- But there isn't much cause to . p “ lice ‘stations and doctors’ offices in a semiconscious condition and william, Geraldine Aoderson; James. (Military) (Permanent Civilian) . prefer ings were $123,581,477, That's 9.38 WOrTy about this, The:-CPA’s 1 Active In GOP politics many pest, They would take nothing died shortly afterwards. AL iencral Fredench, Mary Horion. an). 'know—and they're the tops— vears and is a member of the {but cash, and if none was to be TET ee | At Sejeman — James, Emma JONSON: NAME .eeesssransaressssnsnsenass Stet Ns ease t ens ree per cent of income. And the } Federation of Associated Ciubs, | hi C h Grai | Frank. Beverly Holland: Harold Nina svverssessns “book value,” that the company’s don't fuss with questionable ac- federation of Hasocaiet CUBS found, they usually would com- Chicago Cash Grain | Bon Rennes Melba Be SIRO: Address ....... sstssinrensesresitissivaisns PHO worth, on the hoof, is $76.27 per counts. Fo enate 2, » he nit some act of vandalism. mt ——————— es —— At St. Vincent's — Leonard, Betty Jane : J N€usunsavesss ten | They're straight, and they deal Northwest Indianapolis Civic| pheir higegst haul was from Wheat—No. 2 red. $2.44 nominal Hebble, Jerold Naney Cranny. Hav Operation Housing” has been ing facilities is being recruited for

share. ‘ with clients who are the same [-€ague and yn» S 0 Aare e Cree Tasch.

IT PRODUCED 98,828,458 bar. VY NO others.

the Third Ward ip, Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar, 3330 4 Gvitow |W. Washington St.,

. 15: Na. | orn—No. 3 yellow. $1.66%4@$1.73'a; No.| EER aot Seat.

No. 5 vellow.| to itson: John, Delores Dowling,

$1.72Y,

$1661 431.7372 y $1.35@3$1685'2; No. 4 white, where they *'Gli’ No 1 ‘white. $1.01@$1.02; No 3 Mela

arl. Margaret Taylor:

ward Genevieve started by the officers of ‘ the {ye

{ At Methedist—Charles, Anna McLaughlin: Patsy rison. wader;

He is legal adviser for the] b. 2 ; h nite, $1.01%: No. 4 heavy ) rels of crude oil and gas liquids. 1t 2 Bucks, Please 'Hoosier Republican League, Ine, |S 30 Ne TN teond a Jeary ya oe ie wt Fuebe®! vio Ree ers nae owns 8724 oll wells, and com-| THE GOVERNMENT'S issued a member of the Bar Association oe Tr Archie E. Brown, 1220 S. feed 3051 85 nominal oo ore | fone Bain Carl Bit see Eileen Fine: pleted in 1950 432, and got 93 so many orders it can’t afford and the St. Paul AME Church. gaimont Ave. This haul was oo hees—No. 2 yellow, 13.33 mominal.| Robert, Marguerite Austin. “dusters” (dry wells). ito pay for them. ; jem : : A I ii At_St. Francis—Roy. Mary Thopy; Leste, It holds 241,822 acres of proven| So poor old Uncle Sam, his Local Stocks and Bonds RK ; : : 2 Bebrmang: | Bdvard “Geririae “Herter! oil land, 659,323 acres of proven pockets wadded with your dough, | Who S the Sweetest Girl BI a I gas land, and undeveloped land is going to charge businessmen = ‘—Mar. 2%— r , | a Coil Dean’ Forrest, Mildred McGuire to the dune of 11,228,410. for getting orders issued by the! amennce States com ........ ie nu ° o . | * oon Et Tr Ree tates It has 46,739 employees, and National Production Authority, |/American States pfd ........ 24 co ‘WO er-in- aw | Mmerva Dipon! gels. Wooten; im : |*Ayrshire Collieries com 11% 18 | Garnett. Belya Jane Withers. 2573 drawing pensions. | a a. 8 [L.S. Ayres 413% ++ 1034s 108 | Al Coleman —Willlam, Bonie Perry: Eton, And when you look at Stand-| THE ORDERS WILL be com- Bilt RR & SXYres oid 802 op] who is the “sweetest girl in the worth $12.95. All prizes are RCA goons: Leonard, Mildred Lurves, Harry ard Oil of Indiana you don't al- piled by the government. And to Bobbs- Merrill com eat 14 world?” Victor products. {yaiita Nicholas: Charles, Jeane‘te ways know it. It owns all or part get on the mailing list will cost SoohaMerrill pid 41% ...... 3 aul” d? ; Persons submitting pictures At St. 'Vincent's—James, Joann Lynch; of 14 other kindred companies. ' {Chamb of Com com .. u 3 wl Is she your girlfriend, wife, also can win their favorite phono- Joseph: Ta Breer josh Lynch

w two bucks a year. Circle Theater com ..

Durbin. At Methodist —Wayman,

8 “ on a» ; Any ie government has prom- ‘Cem Loan d »fd ........... 1 8's mother-in-law, grandmother, or graph record. To make entries of - tty Wiecking: an, Mary Byers: Fred. 80 IF YOU'VE got a share or '5¢d to keep all propaganda out cummings Ens pid 102'4 103 maybe the girl next door? ficial, an entrant .must list the Fay Dessle Pedigo. Garl, Jeane Miller: so of 80 of Indiana, sit on it,[°f the publication. {Consolidated Finance 3 »fd.. M5 . . ‘title of the RCA Victor record Florence Bailey: Jovce Charlotte Ror- : | And that's th ontin.Car-Na.Var ........... 1% 1% You can place her in competi- " nodle: Marcell, Mary Commeville tight. I'd rather have that than| And that's the bunk. Give any Deits Eige com" .~ 0." ey f£ tuable prizes and per: {fom ihe Singer Single" series pays a.key to the U. 8. Treasury... §overnment agency a sheet of gouitabie Securities com... 18 ~-{ti08-for valuanisprz PET hat best describes his “Sweetest Clarence Orville Dwizeans. 43. at Lon. [Paper and It'll begin to sell you Pumiis Pinance com ...:'18 :|haps national recognition in the gir Entrants whose record is|neriuooty Bar Co, LCC ’ nc cones | : u 8 8 . ' Why Bedford? |femeLning. But this time they Ve Hays Corp BY ne . 9 . search being conducted by The the most popular of those listed Jefferson. coronary occlusion {got the brass to charge you for Hamilton Mis Co com 3 1 by all entrants will receive a re-| hear, “der 54. at Lonz. arteriosclarotie PHILCO WILL HAVE three it, too. He oar 5% 2 ‘i = 3 [Ties and RCA Vietor record DY di f th y mber Charles Gray, 73. at St. Vincent's, hypernew plants in Bedford, Ind. That «yy» *Hook Drug Co com . 11 19 [dealers SOrding of that nu . } tensions. M ninco isn't done by flipping pennies. | V' for Vonnegut 1nd Asse Tel 2 Did - 38% th All you have to do is to clip the Capp to Judge ! There's reason -behind it. | WHEN YOU GO out to buy a [nd Mich H ala'ptd"™ 103. 198" official entry blank from The The five pictures earning top These are the probable rea- SPTing rake or a bag of 1awn |Ihdianapolis Water com... .. 18: 19v Times, fill it in and attach it to prizes in the local judging wi i sons. Indiana, rich in the cabinet Seed at Vonnegut's you'll never ipanharglls FEL com ....... 1 30a a photograph of your “sweetest be sent to New York for na-| ud iy and electronics industries, has a Suspect you're dealing with aindois Ath Ciub Reaity co’ 8° 81° girl”... then take it to any RCA tional judging by Al Capp, cretrained labor’ supply. name which won a top fiational ea LE on 10s 198% Victor record dealer. If you live ator of the Li'l Abner comic Reu holslerin Te prize. |Indpls Water 4'a% fd ......101% 104 outside of Marion County you strip. Mr. Capp will select “the P 4 i co Cras ar eens . : 2 TA at! INDIANA TS WA inland. ¢ Vonnegut's did. It's one of the RiCaaN 8 R3 oh Tareas 81% . * may. mail ‘entries to The Times, sweetest of all those submitted : Si on A 4 Vi plan ' ou four top retail hardware outlets | Lincoln Nat Life ............. 8 Tota 214 W. Maryland St. throughout the United States and Regardless of what you pay you astal attack, but still, 'ye in’ Nine for an awar Marmon-Herrington com ...., 8's 6% -Any girl or woman may enter use that girl's face for his Nancy | can't buy better ‘ ard from g ———— close to the center of population. the Brand Names Foundation Masuic Asphalt 8a her own picture. There is no age O. character . 8 . Na omes COD .....:\.... . » : : it 1 it And fir but mighty ImPor-isngq Vonnegut's will get its “v» Nat Homes ptd 0 103 limit. Judging will be on sweet- The last day for submitting craftsmen can go it. oo °F Ra a Jana Nr ns award--"V"” meaning very good— N fog Pub Sery OF ota cers 3 * 98's ness of face. entries is Apr. 21. f og re —— oti , - * y 1 1 i - ' x J = < . ’ y ory Co com any Yaw 3 rl*! : iy S " ————————— There arent many’ tough York City Apr. 11. "Bub Baiv ior Ind ov pid By BB The “sweetest girl selected hy erty e and 2 WH : J ol irr ee “a0. » Pub Serv of Ind com 38's 2912 the judges here will receive a be returned. The decision o e We will bring samples to your home. strikes in southern Indiana. That PRICE BOSS Mike DiSalle—if Ross Gear Tool com _...... 3 .. $500 television-phonograph combi- judges will be final. ay or. ng means steady wages, ha work- he’ . $chwitzer-Cummins pfd .... 18 19'a ’ 3 8, happy work- he's still price boss by that time— S jnd’ OAR com..." ...... 21 31's pation. Second place will get a Anyone may submit any nurs Phone CH-6T11 ers, and steady production. TU ake ihe Specch, Ang you Stokely Van "Camp som M2 1 table radio-phonograph combina ber of entries. but each picture : ’ : § will ge 8 award for |3Jtokeiy.Van Camp p 0 IRN, 183 y 259.05: third. portable must be accompanied by an 0 . Tanner & Co 5':% pfd ... 08 * tion worth 0, + | . , Whirlp ol's Whirl doing the very sensible thing of Terre JHayte Mafieacle cee 11 13° “45” phonograph worth §34.95; official entry blank, completely SHELBY LOU RANDLE, president of selling advertised products people United Teigphone 3% otd |. 0 _ fourth, ‘45” phonograph worth filled out, which has been clipped UPHOLSTERY co Associated Distributors. passed know about—and trust. I aba ’ 27.95; fifth, “45” record player from The Times. ’ NDS 3631 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

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La; k 58 ‘ct ; en people get wise to rain.| America, has been doing Some | Ta Pub Serv dias 13°... 10414 107 ; (figuring. He's got your insurance!'Public Service 3%as 75 ...... 104 107 or-shine drying, it'll outrun the ,... oq t wip.» | Sprague Devices 5s 60 .... . 95 ‘“ ironer two to one. prog“ (Ire0 Term 34.57 83% . HE TELLS ME the average in- s . How Big Is Shell? | surance agent is 43 years old. He U. S. Statement WHEN YOU see the name of a has been in the business 13, well-known company, you know years. He has sold $957,073 worth nfo enses and recetres fo the oovernt it's big, but how big? of business in the last year. flacal year through Mar. 33, compared . I might pick any one. But to-| He has insured an average of "'"" * "**" ™°% = ear Last Year | day I'll pick Shell Oil. It's report 128 persons for an average pre- EXehites ai 328.000.608.437 $29.000.331.943 fs in front of me. And you can't mium per $1000 of $29.89. Surplus Loa 338008 on t20%

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