Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1951 — Page 12

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TUESDAY, MAR. 27, 1951

“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

N Hog Prices

(INES Fall Off in Bisiiics Early Trade

Times Business Editor

EVER SEE A GUY cry right through a smile. Drop 75¢ to $1 That's what stockholders are doing, plenty. | Hog trade opened slow They've just ‘discovered that Uncle Same rammed his Indianapolis Stockyards tax arm into the profit bag and took out more than the stockholders got. Here's the awful news, relayed by a four-way play from Hogs 10,725; choice 170

ji — ee ————————————— $2 $21.50, few the Wall Street Journal, to|-——— - pounds $21 to $21.50, ’ too. And together they- caught early $21.75 and about

the UP’s Lyle C Wilson, to|a very frightened bunny, put him deck $22; nothing over $3450 a!

me to you. something travels that far, you She drove home. don’t know what to believe,

pounds $20.50 to $21;

worth it on Easter Steel profits went up .29 per cent, ny ran through the house and $19.50: few choice lights taxes up 86 per cent; Du Pont hid under “the sofa, behind the $19.75 to $20. profits up 39 per cent, taxes 92 curtains, and under the beds. Fun Cattle 1725, calves 35 per cent; General Motors profits all-day. ‘But'that was the end. slaughter classes fully up .27 per cent, taxes 109 per cent; R82 Hn some cows 25 cents highe Sears, Roebuck profits up 33 -per WHAT SHE had never thought jots choice mostly 900 to

cent, taxes 128 per cent, Goodyear of was what do you do with a pound steers $35.50 to $36.75, few

Tire profits up 75 per. cent with bunny the day after Easter? $37; bulk commercial and good Mass Tomorrow

taxes up 172 per cent. If an accountant were telling $31.50 to $35; scattered

And General

the ari. of the President's chair ability the very next days showed an increase in profits of He's got to be fed and cared g29 to $31.50; cutter and 28 per cent, but taxes went up 152 for. ‘And who does it? $25 to $28.50; good and: per cent. ? # who. chased him

the poor stockholder, And they're through the neighborood. So do active, steady; choice and shouting,” Who's running this/the dogs. 5 business, the government?” . 3 ‘ Didn't they know? Arvin's Alpha Suspicion WHEN I ARRIVED home last|gjyision of Arvin Industries, | jambs quotable $41 to $42; night, I noticed that I got a much hag been elected to the board. \slaughter ewes salable to longer homecoming kiss than T think of Arvin today as radio! more. usual. Husbands will know what and television. But a few years! .

I mean. It is a combination of hack, maybe a lot of years, I . affection and inspection. thought of it as a manifold heater Takes Scout Post

£33 to $38.

You get your breath smelled, for my Ford. One of the first, and With Central Counci

too. one of the best hot air heaters. It surprised me. There seldom, 8 8 # Robert W. if ever, is any cause for that. But 1 HAD LUNCH yesterday with sumed duties as chairman then I remembered. Roscoe Clark, public relations di- public relations committee It was niy necktie. rector of Ell Lilly & Co. He used Central to have a small

treuse. You could see it for 10 ; blocks. And to be sure, it looked Novlitt-Sparks, as if a man whose business is to be conservative, has stripped his judgment gears.

was very, very activities committee.

young, his agency had the ac- Interested in Boy Scout count.

beginnings of this great company director of General Motors

Light and Medium

| Early sales of light and medium weight barrows and gilts were 75 (cents to $1 lower than yesterday. |

Usually whenin the car, locked the door and mid-session; few 250 to

Great fun it was, and maybe weights dull; 120 to 160 pounds] * oo" morning around $16 to $18; sows mostly THE SCOREBOARD: U. 8. when an equally frightened bun- fully 50 cents lower at $17.75 to

steady,

Electric with this. he would say that a’bunny yearlings $27 to $30; few lots For Mrs. Moran Charlie Wilson down. there in i8 a 100 per cent asset on Easter choice heifers $34.50 ‘to. $35.50;|

Washington virtually sitting on Which becomes a 100 per cent li- commercial and good mostly. $31! g ; to $34. Bulls, commercial bulls Kittie E. Moran will’ be sung at said, ‘I asked ‘the phone com-|

You guessed it. The same gal quoted $28.50 to $31. Utility and |8:30 a. P HED ps eimmercial tows $3550 0. $20.50; Ag v Usher i erate to marked” anatomical and ipl. & SO IT'S WEEP and werry for meadows. She now chases him g : ves lal w e in H ross Ceme- pledged co-operation in the drive] an J odd head $30; vealers moderately ody g p rive nical Improvement Kelly Butler

$39 to $40; commercial and good |

Sheep 50: not enough offered |i, oho had been a resident of InI SEE WHERE Edmunc Lud- early to make market, nominally,’ for n

low, chief engineer of the auto steady; good and choice wooled

Emerick has as- 13 grandchildren and

Indiana Council, ; 8 a advertising Scouts of America. He succeeds . IT WAS A night-glo in char- agency. And when Arvin, Sing Ray Badollet who will head the Services Arranged

{for a number of years, Mr. Em-/five years, died yesterday in Meth- Sept. 20, 1946. '0 $i ® 5 And he told me how humble the erick is regional public relations odist Hospital. He was 47. | LaMar was convicted of volun- pera ion ousing

Act to Ban Phones cep ey se ye — in Bookie lois. Hn cles: Cancers

In Tests With New Serum Bell to Co-operate do

Illinois Physiologist Declares Patients | With City Officials @= Show Gains From After Experiments For Catholic Paper | Prosecutor Frank Fairchild to-| Services for Thomas J. Doyls,

CHICAGO, Mar, 27—Two hopeless” cancer patients lost all] {day opened action to remove tele-| signa o. hers Hualignant sors anes Ireatment vith 3 RW Xesum a traveling Fepresentative > ne jdrug offers “much promise” for future experimentation, Catholic an ecor Phones from downtown bookie yas announced today. ' Tndiana EL Eg joints. The drug, named krebiozéen, was devéloped by Dr, Steven|Wil be atl 9 rT The move was the result of a Durovic, a Yugoslavian refugee who now is a resident of Argentina./in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill ‘meeting of Mayor Bayt, Police|It Is obtained from horses. Chapel and at 10 a. m. in Our |Rouls and Mr. Fairchild with ofi-| A description of krebiozen and cells “running wild” and multi- Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, [cials of the Indiana Bell Tele-|its results on cancer patients was|plying too rapidly. sal will. be in Holy © Cross {phone Co. /given yesterday -at a special] Dr. Durvic stimulated the cells Buria | scientific meeting by Dr. Andrew|(in horses to produce the regula- Cemetery. :

= Thomas J. Doyle Fade Rites Tomorrow

Traveling Aid

at the today. |

to 250 Bell officials were ‘very co-in "toy "ice president of the Uni tory substance which he named| Mr, Doyle died yesterday in See Ind loads operative” with his request that) . p versity of Illinois in charge of krebiozen. It took Dr. Durovic|his home. at 28 Whittier Place, double phones be denied gambling par-| advertis HERRON G UES T—Karl |lors, the prosecutor said {professional schools. 20 years to produce the first ge was 97. Zerbe, director of painting at | Mr. Fairchild said Beil officials| Dr- Ivy is an eminent psysiolo-|krebiozen. He had been associated with Classifi heavier | the ’ B. rug oe ° py h 3 § (will ask the Indiana Public Serv- glist and personally directed the Shot Into Muscles the Catholic paper since its be- | “ ” | Aessumtistinestnmspmnnmni e Doston Museum School o preliminary” experiments with! 1p jis final form, it appears as| ginning.

| . | {ice Commission for “permission 30 Kreblozen here. la white der which is put up| A native of County Rep: Ire tion will “ a : In ampules in a soluition of|land, Mr. Doyle had lived in Inachion be taken "right away | ; 39. Treated water, a oil or olive oil.|dianapolis 46 years. He was a

Hard to Get Convictions The drug has been used inj. is injected into thé muscles. member of Our:Lady of Lourdes

Under present. regulations, |treating 29 patients, 22 of them] Dr. Ivy presented photographs|Church and the Men's Club of

phones may be removed from |" Soieago hosplisls SWd seyen of a woman suffering from breast the church.

Fine Art, will be guest teacher and critic at Herron Art School early tomorrow. Mr. Zerbe's visit is one of a series of Herron appearances by famous arfists planned for the current school

r; few ; | year. fee Yo

SHOES BUIL $10.85

{remove the phones. He said the

0; all

4 his wife, Mrs, bookie joints temporarily when “ ” .|cancer covering a 132 square Surviving are ! prosecution is begun. If no hen were “terminal wi Uents, means! Co timeter area. Twenty-four Ellen O'Mahony Doyle, Newark, er fcti i bt ined ice i [I so y p hanre aftar tha. °° 1+» +-a'N, J.; a sON, Shopsas Doyie, aa viction is obtained, service is re-| . : i dianapolis; three daughters, Sis« | i r i utility | 'stored, | Two of the patients recovered A Bs reduced by 115 Pe ter M. Bertrand, Order of Provi- | “Since it's almost impossible entirely. re of Cpe 2 Chicago wag 57.65 per cent. On the 21st dence, New Drieans; Mrs. Jon P. to obtain convictions under the P?® op Clo Be Wo ite | 42Y; the cancer -covered only ajBurke, Tucson, Asie an a rs, setup,” Mr. Fairchild| {fv e% w re pa ene. asp to SIX square centimeter area. |Catherine Ready, Indianapolis. |e. treatment, apparently due to ''p,, "1vy gid net say how much| Mrs. ‘Maurice Burton

A réquiem high mass- for Mrs. existing

choice lic Church following services at|so the phones may be taken out vy ar -m, * tomorrow in the anyway.’ “would not be prohibitive.” ton, who died~ yesterday in rr, ra Methodist Hospital, will be held fat 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel,

Services for Kelly Butler, a la-| Burial will be in Washington

All cases, including those pa-|

Mr. Fairchild said Bell officials|tients who died, showed “mod-|

prime | tery. ; and. agreed “to take . Mrs. Moran died Sunday in chances” on possible suits grow-| Pr. Ivy emphasized repeatedly, Services Tomorrow her home at 421 N. Beville Ave,|ing out of the service shutdown, however, fat De, Dutavies se-| i rum was not considered a cure. She was 76. Born in White Coun borer, who died Saturday in Gen- Park.

2 VoL 3.0ure _leral Hospital, ‘will be held at| A native of Martin County, Mrs| roe n : em not talking apo ere, 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in Jacobs Burton had been a resident of Ini 1 {he told abou octors who prothers West Side Chapel./dianapolis 38 years. She was 66 choice ers, Mrs. Ellen Welch, Reading, Prisoner Innocent came here from all parts of the Burial will be in Chicago. |and lived at 224 §. Oriental St | Mr. Butler, who was 36, was She was a member of the Wood-

22 orl $22 orlpa., and Mrs. Grace Hawkins, | Judge Harry O. Chamberlain, country for the meeting. [Indianapolis; three sons, J. Wil-| imi | Nevertheless, he said that after lath, Leo and Paul, Indianapolis; riminal Court 1, today was| toa er Br ey (born in Learned, Miss. He had ruff Place Baptist Church and the on eS race Ae Tan studying the affidavit of a con-| Watching the resuils o e drug, peen a resident of Indianapolis North Park Chapter, Order of the Camp, Indianapolis; ore, brother, |VICt in Michigan City state prison I could hardly believe my eyes the past 12 years. Eastern Star. il Chris VanCamp, West Lafayette: FePudiating the 1948 evidence that When measurements showed an| survivors include his wife, Surviving are her husband, “hris amp, seven helped convict another man now effect on humans sometimes in Mary L.; his mother, Mrs. Indi- Mauricr two sons, Basil and in the prison. 24 hours. |ana Butler, Chicago; four sisters, Losier, Indianapolis; a brother, It iz the amilavit of Thomas Dr. Durovic made the drug in|Mrs. Ethel ‘Mixon, Mrs. Willie| Ed Cox, Plattsburg, N. Y.; seven Cowherd, 36, formerly of 713 w. °n Argentine laboratory, work-'Mae Frazier and Mrs. Norma grandchildren and seven greats p- ing on the theory that body cells Brabory, all of Chicago, and Mrs. grandchildren. Sth St. who identified James La contain a substance which regu. meus Len OF |& Mar, also of Indianapolis, as the] n parts aiken. Baltimore

lates the growth of cells. Cancer Md. and a brother hn H. But- . . ' , : John A. Lowery, a printer with driver of a car that killed alygyally is considered a matter of ler, Chicago. Register to Vote o In May Primary

work Typographic Service Co. the past/Shortridge High School Student — _ A native of Smiths Grove, Ky., tary manslaughter on Mar. 29 | You must be registered to vote

the last 40 years. Convict Declares i

Survivors clude two daugh-

dianapolis

of the great-grandchildren. of the ;

Boy John A. Lowery

Corp. |

Myron King, promotional genius were.

(Mr. Lowery had been a resident|1948, and sentenced to 2 to 21 Operation Housing, Army Finance Center in the May 8 city primary.

and thinker-upper for the RCA | 2 0 a ‘Local Stocks and Bonds [of Indianapolis 46 years. He lived years. His bid for a parole last! Benjamin Harrison, Ind. If you failed to vote in the last plan, hag handea it to me Betore ROSCOE SAID he and Frank at 4830 E. 36th i f Cetit summer was denied. There is a (permanent) (temporary) home for (family) {primary or general elections, you unch, He pulled no punches, just gparks, then half of the c | —Mar, 27— He was a member of Centenary ’ : 5 [must re-register. Branch regisTIE PULTE oi” AGTH, Ja apy A Pras SOIPENY. stocks TT Bia Asked Christian Church, Indianapolis io "Fa Mere atielan on ox rebar +++ «+ +++: Persons (group-women) (group-men) at oh pa wll oy Pi "ws "HE NEW Triple-S Ue bash College, sent out the first ads Americar, States com renee 2 = [Typographical IoD, Vetion Ma rrom prison and a rehearing of Address tenes Aerts sess Servavirinr seen seeesrrsenneeaifrom ato 9 P. m, which ties in (excuse it) with [OF those heaters. It was a three-|+Ayrshire Collieries com. [11 =~ 11% s 5 Sage an be hat 3 bm [the case. This is (apartment) (house) (room) (share home). I prefer| Tomorrow boards will visit six : : _ way postcard, with picture of the| <meit ‘RR & Stk rds pid... 63vs oof 8 Pr M.| «don’t want to see an innocent (Military) (Permanent Civilian). locations. They are: RCA’s campaign to “Save ma heater and order blank |*Belt R R & Stk Yrds com... 36%a 38 Thursday in Flanner & Buchanan " y ) terials. Save your job, Serve your| and order blank added. |goppg. Merrill com. ..n... 4? 14 } Burial will te Io C ‘man suffer,” Cowherd declared in| 2d Ward—Fire. Station 27, 2918 country” It's company wide | He and Dr. Sparks sat up all | Bobba-Merrill pid ¢%a%...... » A [Mortuary. urial wi e in Crown his affidavit. BING covrrnssssresvectsevnesssnssstissenerissesssvosentrsrseosse E. 10th St.: School 33, 1119 SterThe idea lets the employees in Might licking postage stamps fOr |Chamb of Com com .......... Bl; = Hil. : . ee AAATeSS siveeeitniiiiiinirninsnsniiiainiioe PHONG... ciivivaesa ling St, and School 81, 3126 ploy that mailing piece. That ‘is the [Circle Theater com .......... 55'%a 58% Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lu OES u . } M : Brookside P on a big drive to keep the radio nop, grama of a big business in |canmias Ene com 111 5a *%..|cille Fawcett Lowery; a son, J. nit to Meet |, ‘Operation Housing” has been ing facilities is being recruited for Brookside Pkwy. North Drive. and TV business going with up- Cummings Eng pfd 10212 103 Edward Lowery, and his mother, Cumberland Chapter 515, OES, started by the officers of the pe rapidly growing military 18th Ward — Fire Station 25, |

{the incubating stage. coming shortages. : jen # 4» {CONtIN-CAr-Na-VAL +v.evvv.r. I was out there for lunch to| AND TO KNOW that men of | Beit, Elec oom Sptd ll

judge a slogan contest in which gych stature as Roscoe Clark and | Equitable Securities com . 3 more than 1500 employees did pr, Frank Sparks licked postage Family Pe Sam aid nu

their Saradest, And they turned stamps to get a business under |;i2¥8 Corp Ra EY on ws in some honeys. way, tells me, better than I can |Herff-jones ey Ap ......... ” ” " {Home % pid. iain I SMILED most of the wayjiell You, the sturdy ory of haw Hook Drue Co com back to the office. I wondered De tron A . 1a ays 8 Ind Qi what a stir Willis Conner Jr. J Pha to Omega.

Wat com .. another judge, would cause if he The Dollar Crop

|Ind Mich 1 4% pra : nd Telephone 4 8-10 pfd indianapolis ater com walked into the ~onservative Tndpls P&I ofa Merchant's National Bank, of which he is vice president, wear- ers know it. But I wonder if the nal ing that yaller tie. “city fellers” do. [pauls Water 414% pid. ...... That was only half. The other, They make their dough in town. |Kingan & Co pfd ............

‘Indpls P&L 4%

half was what would happen to Then they get a little scared at [Eine a Tile sane ears the whisper-quiet dignity of Eli/the way things are going and buy Maron Herrington com ..... Lilly & Co. if Roscoe Clark, the a piece of land. They call it their [Nat Homes com ....... ...!. third judge, whisked into his of- “mattress,” someplace nice and|N Ing pew Hery com oo.

| IH y . fice a couple hours late fromigoft to land when and if things|.N 4 Bub sary 4l DHL,

lunch, wearing that night-gloigo to pieces. {Progress Laundry com ...... screamer in torch singer char- 2 4 a» | rv allory C0 SOI oid: Bas treuse. | THE FARMER figures it a dif- Pub Serv of Ind com

Ross Gear Tool com ferent way. If he pays $200 an! Schwitzer-Cummins pfd acre for land, he has to estimate 3; ind Gam pra” 1 what crops he will get, and what !Stokely-Van Camp com

Stokely-Van Camp pfd the prices will be. anner & Co 5'2% pfd

2 And with the price of farm land |{ 5 faute Malleable 2e4 Xf Zine where it is today, that takes tall] United Telephone 5% pid .. 98 out figuring. Prof. Charles L. Stew-| Sonne. I ’ : art, agricultural economist at the Allen & Steen Ss vs University of Illinois, said, with | Americ i . Tale of Bunny : the price per acre where it is the | Bastian "Morley ol YOU PROBABLY missed it. farmer must expect high yield and Bubner Pertilizer 3s 56

Most people did. But it was one high prices for about 20 years. |SoOhySom,Blde dbs 61°...

n » 8 pp amtad- water TE hE wave COND ae TERY. ERE 200 COM... esse BUT I STOPPED laughing when I got home. There I could see it wasn't so funny after all.| And just before I went to sleep, | I wondered in the add-up of the day, how Willis and Roscoe

of the best shows in town last y 2 4 Citizens Ind Tel 4123 LI 0 . . “quitable Securities 5s 6 97 Saturday. THAT'S THE dollar crop to pay Hamilton Mfg Co 5s .65 99

The wife of a young business- for the land, the interest and the ji9bis Punllo Loan bs 84 +... '9 man decided to get a live bunny, principal. And if you want to Id Hnane bv ki. white with pink eyes, just like know what I think, it's downright Indpis Railways 5s 67 ........ the story books, for her small fry. dangerous. {Kuhner Packing 4s 50 So off into the country to a rabbit N ond Pub Serv tas tals Cc 8 7 farm. And there she picked out years at a stretch with fat prices|Sprague Devices 5s 60 one as big as Harvey, if it were'land no break in crops. |Trac Term 5s

ra possible to see Harvey. So, in my opinion, the biggest| It was so big’it had to be putigambler today is the one who! u

| Langsenkamp 5s 58 ‘ This country has never gone 20|N Ind Pub Serv 3'as 73 .

Consolidated Finance 8 pfd.. 0%. 1% Mrs. J. W. Blackwell, all of In- Will hold a stated meeting at 8 Army Finance Center at Ft. Har- |

3 in Juvenile es 105 Court was charged with child| 4 rhs 19%, neglect and failure to prived. = | es 30a] He is accused of having left] FARM LAND'S HIGH. Farm. (Bdpis Ath Club Realty Co. 83° $1 his four young children—the | : Jeiterson “Natighal Life com 101 109% oldest 5-—alone in their home last | ’ n

y Words in Textbook

1 5432 E. Washington St.; School |p. m. tomorrow at the temple. rison. {co ony. 85, 338 8. Arlington Ave. and {Mrs. Jesse Peters is worthy] Public co-operation in listing| Local residents are urged to.8ll| Hook's Drug Store, 2105 N. Ar- | matron. all.available temporary and hous-iout and mail in the above form.|lington Ave.

uw Charged With Failure ii To Support Children |

16 | James Taylor, 30, of 946 N.

so Traub St., today

18 dianapolis.

104 Friday. Hours later, neighbors 70 noticed the house was afire res19% cued the children and called fire- | 6% men. Taylor did not return home 103, juntil later, 98% | His wife works 12 hours a day to support the family, juvenile 33 loffcials said. : { 1 3614 5 empttnininllim——————————— wi Plan ‘Mad Hatter’ Party 112 | Beta Iota Chapter of Tau Phi 183, |Lambda, Supreme Forest Wood-

Fire | oes pi

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On Travel

~--aboard New York Centrals great all-weather trains

131, | men Circle, will hold a “mad hat...%Iter rush party” at 7:30 p. m. to- ; cov :::*|morrow dt the home of Mrs. May Beaver at the Marott Hotel. rane App Exte HH to fire in: 2:U. S. Statement covering :'.| WASHINGTON, Mar. 27 (UP)—Govern- dwelling wore {ipent expatises and JecaiDts tor the Surfent tents, he see sca year throug ar. J, compare . with. a year ago Get Tow .. This Year Last Year i ++. [Expenses $20,007,693.193 $29,084,285,507 34210 ++ |Receipts 33.485.302.679 27,553,663,727 tional ~ "Surplus 4.477,609,486 re a TT Deficit - 1,530,621,708 moderat Cash balance 7.748,445.291 5,846,157,151 Public debt . 254.830,065,601 255,886,358.276 Gold reserve... 21.855,657,265 24,270,735,715 107 tei ? Lor INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE ..|Clearings Vian $10,784,000

.._ |Debits 33,933,000 |

into a crate. Then the fate was pays too much for farm land. . wet! so big it wouldn’t go into her car. = K } = So they tied it on the side with Match for You or ey oO pe ing fe 1740 North | not very good rope. WHAT 'S . . THEN SHE STARTED } strike a HAPPEN when you Want some hints on how tobe a winner in The Times Spell-| i s WA bask IN § . NT! A rome . or 3 ing Bee? rela .v You put in motion the wheeis '™ : =-2@CON( over the winter-rutted country i : Study your regular school spelling words, also eighth grade and roads. Came a bump, The rope ©f 2 $98 million business. That's y g peliing gang A

broke. The crate fell off, popped open, and the amazed bunny took out over the fields, the young

{That's what the company sold and Sunday in The Times.

last year. " " =

I HAD MY EYES opened.

entered the cast. He was aloo were putting the match out are holding eliminations to driver-by, curious, too. He wans of business. But not Diamond. two representatives from dered what such a nicely dressed People use more matches than township. woman was doing running in a ever. They're smoking more, I Any city public, private, half-stooped position through the guess that’s why. chial,.#or Marion...county tall grass of the field. # 4 . mar school pupil is eligible

” ” ” . HE STOPPED, climbed the THE PEOPLE BOUGHT 28.4 ter..Contestants must not

fence, and went into the field.to per cent ‘more Diamond matches Passed beyond the eighth grade,

see if she was all there. And she last year than they did in 1949. (and they must be 15 yea was, except for the threads of That means where you struck 28€ or under on May 25. her nylons she had left on the three matches in 1949, you struck

provided it was a Diamond match. high school spelling lessons, and the practice lists published daily

The Spelling Bee will begin the week of Apr. 9, when the first round of spelldowns is held in| 1 Indianapolis. community centers.| gmerson Ave.—8chools 3. 57. 58, 62. 77. 78.

gram-

Here are more practice words: Holy Rosary, St.

way down compared to most everything on your cost-of-living list. eum PETE Yet the comfort you enjoy is way, way up on Central’s air-con-E Ave. Baptist Church, 308 N fe . : is : erson Ave. —8chools 58. ditioned coaches, with their lean-back seats and big picture windows.

SAVE DOLLARS — GO COACH! New York Central’s coach fares are still SHARE A ROOM, SHARE THE SAVING! On trips with a business associate or friend, share a room. Central’s new rooms, with two big beds and enclosed washroom, are fine for two. Sharing a room is the easy way to get space in the same car. And it saves money!

TLUSH CLOGGEL

Now flush clogged drains wide-open a faster, easier way. Thisdiscovery works like magic, yet is absolutely harmless to enamel, porcelain, pl fixtures. Just like a 1 little plumbers going t« in 1 second, digging, d ing, fighting their way tl the most stubborn di grease. Quickly, where stood still a few mome

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select |, Coleman Community Center, 2533 W. | Michigan St.—8chools 16, 30. 50. 52. 67, jess Gk ” vv each | Holy Trinity 8t. Anthony. Grace Evan- - Bs | selical Lutheran | Municipal Gardens Community Center, paro- | Lafayette Rd. at 18th St.—Schools 75, 90, |8t. Michael, 8t. Christopher, Park School. Rhodius Community Center, 1620 W. t | Wilkins St.—S8chools 46, 47, 48, 49, 83, 0 €N-| Assumption, 8t. Joseph, St. Ann. have|, Northeast Community Center, 3306 E. 30th 8t.—Schools, 1, 51, 69, 73, St. Francis de Sales, St. Andrew's,”St. Lawrence. rs of Hill Community Center, 1806 Columbia | Ave.—8chools 26, 37, 55, 56, St. Rita. | | _ Fletcher Place Community Center, 501 | Fletcher Ave.—Schools 7, 8, 13, 25, 28, 29, Patrick's. Southsid

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