Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1951 — Page 22
. Parl - ® * - ¢ Yim : .
DAY / N ~ Truck Weight THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
THURSD.
is
Hog Trade Opens Active, panna Prices Run 25¢ Higher Jailing 0
THURSDAY, APR. 5, 1951
: = : , : ] : ked . Hog trade opened active today, Hogs, 11,000; bulk chojee, I: Driver S ‘ | at “the Indianapolis Stockyards.ito 250 pounds, $21 to saa 38) Wiig : 8 ) : : ie fi Prices on barrows and gilts were eral 100 choice No. 3 200 . to rt Reflected G ov Duff 125 cents higher. _ ~ |to 230 pounds, $21.50; 25 5g i { | ” (pounds, $20.50 to $21.25; Q | xXpen y JARDLD H. HARTLEY y » A Local Stocks and Bonds, pounds, $16.50 * $10; sows i Throwing dru » S | 1 i . 5, 1951 id Isteady to strong; builk cho may a ROO Imes busine : Broke Pennsylvania | roca oi Asked {o 550 pounds, $18 to $10.50; few ay IC accidents . a : s ‘ American Loan 5% pfd aes . eights, THEY TRIED to put inflation on ice today. | ‘Park-Down’ =Strike a 7 American Givin om Su oi heavy weights, taxpayers more It was called a ‘“‘markup” freeze. By JAMES DANIEL ) Apo : Ayrshire Colleries com In Cattle S00. chives 300: Mods today as State | ’ ta . hi th retail Scripps-Howard Staff Writer 4 f i Beit RR du Yas ptd 31, 8 ' teers and heifers release There hasn't been. much price-stretching on the retai WASHINGTON, Apr. 5 Sen.! y 5 Belt RR & Stk Yrds com 38 |erately active; steers 1000 Jensen x » . ~ - J AN, . . . ia co! | . ? level. There have been price increases. But you have to james H. Duff (R. Pa), today 2 g ; Eobbe- Merrill ofd 41% 5H ET eld Ry $35.50 fo ges though go farther back in the pipeline to catch the villain. sided with the J 5. Public Roads : : ] Champ of Com com... no 1536.25; 'oiid head prime. $37.50; Toi ADI A big merchant explained to me this way: State Highway omc in their TK 57 | EE Are maories Fre’in Jail for Pow . cm" aia] ar i i “ ‘ummings Eng pfd .. 10243 ‘to 5; na ers in or Uf a store buys a pair of nave gone down the drain. trying °flon Te i fayng i Gontin-Car-Na-var oo. 0o0.. "1 13 choice 775 to 885 pound haired cost 1s higher shoes at $5 and has a 40 per to get a foothold. stale lrucking laws. oie 4 bid of 0.1834 to $34.50; bulk commercia than other coun : 1d «5 8 »n : Sen. Duff ‘was governor of Eauitable Securities com 25 ...'and good, $30 to $33.50; utility Sets Up cent grarkup, It then Would mur ONE oF THEM staved pennsylvania during the’ famous . “® 9 Pimily Pts $870 "wand commercial cows $24 to Mr. Jensen f get $7 for the shoes. in the picture, in a remarkable «park.down” strike conducted by fd ww oceeeeses 810... $28.50. Odd to $29.50; canners an bag te SEOT ya way. It's Pepsi.Cola. It cRUENitryckers two yearsfago on the : lL ; Herff-Jones cy A pfd . 101i |cutters $19 to $24.50; weighty | heriff must re THEN, TF THE manufacturer on early, shot the works. and Kept pennsylvania Turnpike. Gov. Duff : ; J HH nes ¢% APM 82 54 |outters to $25. Bulls: Fairly ~ 8 1 i tr ; Hook Drug Co com 17 19 meals to priso gets a $1.30 increase, that makes shooting it, on advertising. They ;,q ordered state troopers to en- ; J ind Asso Yel 2 pfd "38% 4lls steady; commercial bulls $29 ta test. list for the shoes cost $6.50. And on the keep is zippy. They've got Fa’ (ipa weight laws. Ind Gas & Wat com... : 21% % $31.50: cutters and utility $25 to 1a a as a 40 per cent markup they would (TV) Emerson. Wasn't Bulldozed' on ; ind Telephone 4 8-10 pfd Re .. | $28.50. cept 4 sell for $9.10. The report showed the com- ra : Indianapolis Sater com. . "Jos: ove Vealers active, mostly $1 high- he has no juri But the retailer explained that pany was sound, assets of $18 To show Gov. Duff who was Cees
Times Photo vy John Spicklemire Indpls P&L 4%
o) . For less tha: ty " 0 ok : ARV exacts “9% 19 er; choice and prime $38 to $40; 0 he would be allowed to add only million and liabilities of $.3 mil-_ boss, big trucking company execu
pid ll all ; : : } /indpis Ath Cjub Realty Co .. 84 i 5 million i Ki ‘es ordered their drivers to pull PRETTY LANDING—One of the loveliest loads ever flown into Weir Cook airport arrived '[napis ath Chub $% pra. 1101 108% commercial and good $32 to $37. .§ cents. hes 20 Ihe Sonar increase tn De Selling lon, S74 $136 fililion ih woTRing tives ome dw esterday afternoon. To wit (left to right): Jar Jordan, Helen Coddon, Al Handmacher. Cherry Jetferson National Lite com. 104 | Sheep 50: Fat lambs quotable More than price. So instead of $9.10, they capital. to the side of the road. walk Y ya : ia; id P Il and Edwina Osborne. All are models who will |Kingan & Co com .... 4'a steady; good and choice wooled 30 cents. would sell for $8.50. : a sw away with the ignition keys and Nelms,. Vicki Lyons, Suzanne Dulaine, Mi ge towel an f hor th del [Kingdn & 78 * offerings eligible to $40; mixed . More than 400 sw ; By DRE FIG Re J joaked leave their trucks there Sau) the be in the Ayres Fashion Show. Except Mr. Handmacher, of course, who manages the models. —— [Endcap 1 Ee i6/a medium to choice $35 to $39; In Marion Cot . or and ‘didn't see. Maybe Vas oavernor called off the state - > 8 Lx | . slaughter ewes weak at $15 to ff James Cunni THE SAME THING has hap- haw rn ww So y > f d: Asserts Americans Mastic Asphalt ... . ... 7°|8 9 { pened in carpets which have had tiere SOmenhers, That Was hy police. Boy s BB Gun Added Deman Goo ’ . Nat Homes CO, niees ws 1820, tration, one me seven increases about as fast as DUH WAS SO 3 "As (he mammoth road-going To Property Room N Are Afraid of Changes N Ind PubServ com A 3 cents. In Lake they'd come from a machine gun.. ope DO it a secret® Coke boxcars piled up bumper to bump- i Sell Home ow Ameritans are afraid of changes 'N 10d Pub Serv ‘tfabfd.. \ 21% 2% 1) S. Statement ? averaged more t What it means is that the mer-| ~ oe ep > ; er-for mile after mile, the truck- The police property room today : inilaiab . » a al Erouess Laundry com eee 30 {0 2s are eee. Shant will have io use more SP cs it the same way. ers sent word to Mr. Duff that had one addition to its arsenal of Since so many Re anal Aud ate considers) “srrogant: by Tub Sere ph contd mea Ee ina Thre verry Milk Confer money to buy goods and make a Pepsi might peep ; ’ “" unless he relented they would air vifles olis families are seeking to Europeans. Rots Gear Tool com rg o% rent fiscal year through Apr. 3, compared ™ “ | i . : superhi ‘ay i / wy % a : ; . , 8 tzer- mins p . lw A Year ago: mes Jinalier STO per Sonar, Eat floge the superhighway shtively, It was seized at.the home-of a buy better homes NOW, it is These two points were made by Sq Ind G&E com gt a 4 sg This year Last year LAFAYETTE, heard no one complain. SSSloganeers ~ blocking evén the ordinary mo- obviously a fine time for you the internationally-known Quak- Stokely Van Camp com avers 3 13! menses SS Hie et et , . "0 ABOUT A WEEK ago I was torists from using the highway. 9-year-old boy yesterday after : 4 : ] ame ond 5 on ort aay Stokely-vanCamp pfd ...... u Receipis Ba 41808 30.410. 044.001 Jew Maket 3 . 1 ' : : : . # alker 28 5 s¢ll- your present ho é er, Clarence CcKelt, In a. co - te Malleabl® Surplus 141, 5 - e ann ce MAUREL ROTHEAL MW; mana out at the RCA plant. And in A Gov. Duff sent back word that Mrs. Thelma Walker, 36. of 516 0s ¥ ps er st : ; $ ; Yo oy Jerre Haute . fallen Deffeit ini 1208 104.343 Whe anual Toe ger of Rost Jewelry, aid It room. which actually “floated in unless the trucks began to move S. Temple St. complained that ho doubt realize a ence on interna lona Tela ( : United Telephone 5% od .. 38 0 wes jCHER Balen 255.006.138.383 253,594.488 008 Tr. 05, oad 26 would make Jo difference 0 his cork,” I helped judge a contest. i; 3g minutes. he would send out the rear window of her parked Profit on your investment. and beace yesterday in the Firs BONDS {Gold reserve 21.805.579.998 24.246.099.824 SRirymon iki i store. “Jewelry prices haven't 1; was the “Triple-8” campaign. 4, |1dozers to shove them and . t be — F faster. better deal we Friends Church. : Allen & Steen 9 eee] L F Not: z . 3 'e moved anyway. Most of the RCA people sparked their. cargoes into the ditch car had been shot out by a or a faster, al Mr. Pickett. now secrefary American Loan 4 : ss : = ega otices two sess ons. “The diamond market's been i... snappy slogans. The siiike was broken. gun. say: LIST YOUR PROP- ‘emeritus of the American Friends American Security 8s 60. hp i Poe Steady, in fact theyre ‘a littlel™ p "yy “woivenan of the Tube vi Unch aged The parking station attendant ERTY WITH A REAL ES- Service Committee, was one of Bastian Morley 5s 1 . 22 soars BOTS TS EDVERE wy TOW” low. And watches—they now offer : : iews cha
rei! Board of. School Commissioners of theplant turned in:
i : i TATE {ER WHO AD- the main speakers at the confer- Buhner Pertilizer 5s 58 _.. { Boa Commissioners of Lhe 3 17-jewel watch at what they ™ .po0t waste 11, Sen. Dui today sail he stinissid boys had been shooting the TRIE BRORER WHO AJ. ine mali shee sponsored by the Conmbia Clu "3-35" 63 Khe Thue, Apri is. 1951) ay’ the MSEY 19 eNETge Tor 1rjews)” “America Needs it.” peld to [Tle viewsphe had as gov- air rifles near the lot for several py eee capable brokers co-op- Church Federation and the First Sitizens ind Tel das 61° | ET stall LOY SSA : y rir : Jean Clark. also of hte ‘Tube ernor. These are, Ie: said, that gy erate to give you the very Friends Church. i TL Cs SN Bw uly» |endirienios wi Elementary School No, 77, WHILE IT GOT big headlines plant, put it this way: both trucking and the railroads: ,., i led to the youngster's best service possible. Any one —— ———— re 1ingele Pusiic Loan 5s 64 alte (Lhe Board L150 NN. Merjeian because so many stores fell under *F.et's Save 10 Serve Those are necessary to the national Rotse, Tie gun was there. The of these brokers will be glad Local Truck Grain Prices ina ‘asso ter 3s 75 ry The Board reserves the’ right to wccep§, tie: order 76.000 “there Will be Who Serve to Save Us.” €COROMY, bov was not to “appraise your property SE Ss Le indpls Railways 5 s a re 1 OF TeJeC Y 'HE ROARD OF scHoOL next to no price rollbacks. os 7 8 =» But he said the “chief factor to His mother was left a note. free of charge and A CON- No 2 truck Wheat. 37 28. Lanssenkam Phan uit 7 2d} COMMIS ON Tho os tomorrow. same as ever AND MARTA A. ROBERTS pe considered” is the public's in- telling her what had happened to SULTATION ENTAILS NO No 3 ose sie © | Public Service 3ta"7s 07 | By. M.'V_ BAILEY. And except In very rare Inwancer Teg! hog Ian CAME UP WIth ferest in not having the roads de 0E OTTO, No iThieom un, sorasuz Devices he "eo 2 asre 5 mip . eid this hot number: stroved by trucks loaded abov ais si ——— rr ——————— NE ON OTD, 3) Nf 4 : it won't have to touch a price tag. “Save—Salvage—Survive.” * the weight the highways were de- A i Deep Are the Roots Then Norma HilL, in the Record Signed In canny: ol Be : iL. am a ND, whose initials mill. popbed With this one: bv the advice of the U. S. fst? * Kroeger d ogg gd os the In- *De it right the first time; ity Roads Bureau, the Ameri- SL : . . ncreas® dianapolis branch for New York Dont waste anything any- can Association of State Highway 2 : =a * h a S I - Life Insurance Co. Hime, Officials and the results of the y Suits : Ike tells me his company will ber And here's a giggle with a Rir- Maryland road test.” ° f Me n S = 106 years old next Thursday. and dle. E. K. Snyder in the Record The Maryland test was an ex- ce Oo [o | r ! has nad an office in Indiana long plant did it: y periment to discover the effects Th ® P ri I st ye ® €. enough to be a thoroughbred Hoo- “Your ‘waist’ can run into a of excessive truck loading. The : ® nce © . sier—back to Civil War days. nice round figure.” - testing was Sone M1 tobigeets S 40% Sl b ... « = 3 £8 =z = working under the Nationa - 3 IT WAS THEN that Lew Wal- AND THIS ONE will ripple emy as :
lace, New York Life's agent up in your tongue. It's by Jack Engle, They proved that a highway of Crawfordsville, turned out “Ben Home Instrument plant. Say it superior construction, which had
as much o¥
Hur” along with insurance poli- over: withstood nine years of mostlys wg i wt 2 nl cies. And you could read “New “We refuse to abuse the ma- passenger car traffic and all sorts 2 Nt olarak LOTS York Life” on an office door in In- terials we use.” sr of weather, was appreciably Sam Vii > en dianapolis as far back as 1898. You can almost hum this one, 28d even by trucks loaded 18:000 da And after 106 years, it's still by Richard O! Dunham, also Pounds to the axle—the national - moving into fresh frontiers, and Home Instruments: ee code.
entering with considerable impact a Pile G - " Trucks loaded above that limit the sickness and accident business The Shap o ; Sows _» rapidly destroyed the pavement. and group life insurance. y the Hand that Throws.
s x = i r u2 se”? - LAST YEAR, Ike tells me. the KATHRYN DEVORE, Home ; company in ordinary life alone Instruments, said, “Waste Can d en : : n C » ’
topped the field with one billion, Make Us Idle,” and Ruby Eizea, ten millions in new business on Home Instruments, laid it on the
the books. line with: . k ‘Interests’ j y w @ Those figures, to me, spell “Don’t be Scrap Happy.” Mic > something else — earned confi- Each gets a $50 Deferise Bond. ). ence. But, if you ask me, the fun they : o Resist : ) : y ¢ S : Pina? - had doing it" was. worth more Indiana +t . SETAE : ngs... than the bond. Lower Standards I'M GETTING a iittle con-
Chairman Samuel Hadden of y warned Shut Sasoline. i Water : the State Highway Commission It's not now, but later. the last WHY DID Eli Lilly and Co. today blasted hia. efforts of Rg of us year. Watichoose to.buy a tract of several “trucking interests” to ease the \ : gh may happen. J hundred acres up near Lafayette? weight and length restrictions on , : Reid Brazell, who runs refining Why not here? trucks because of the Korean . * : fr the detense plugram, Says the, The Lilly company has had a War ciisis. e : third of their allotted tetraetny) N2PPY eXPerience with its plant “we are not at all in sympathy -m
in Greenfield. There it is operated «; i K~ (anti-knock) in each of the third yo ful pecs. With efforts of these big truck
©
quarters by quiet, earnest. peaceful people, ers and the Defense Transport - * ; : e - Ng . vy = a kind of serene atmosphere, Administration~who want to use : : IF I FIGURE RIGHT, that “hich fits the Lilly company ex- the international situation” t : leaves only 10 per cent for the 2¢'Y- ‘isn bregi down our standards,” b lant a ay the year. SECOND, MOST important Mr Hadden, a past president Then the petroleum adminis- companies are decentralizing. It's of the State Highway Officials trator, Bruce Brown, spoke up. He S2€T in a war emergency. And it Association, said Indiana would said the country needs to produce Wil be relatively close’ to a science resist all such moves. * ‘© : 2 : center, Purdue. “In a true emergency,” r. ul a miflion pastels mole 3 Qay, n This apg } Shi this should Sadden explained, “we can grant "NATIONALL . ; 7 the first reason, some special permits under existing ; ” THESE NEW HIGH compres- Th re natural wells law.” P f § h P f L oO kh d n Sion motors will burn regular, are failing. And up along the Mr. Hadden pointed to Indi roo o t e ower o ow ver eu £5 Table 8 s- ’ as proof of what trucks did to« Model 30 for being short a mil Borden Bucks The 7348 during World War It
y A * 7 \ o “in the name of national - lion barrels a day — that” could ach Yoore% mig ~ fens.” de mean ration stamps, in a pinch, 20T9én Ss Furnas Ice Cream, let
THE FABRICS
Your Commissi
me in on a surprise, “In the real interest of national¥* ® Full bodied 2-ply pure all-wool worsteds RR Coal’s Happy .. I knew Borden's was hauling Qefensen he jal “we should @® Smooth textured all-wool gabardines Wk GOUD NEWS for al re Re idiana, ax to ig or es Bae ye » Crease-resistant, hard-finish fabrics : MLE They're pretty much out of had no idea of how much money Legal Notices > TE ® Solid sharkskins and overplaid sharkskiny breath from.the uphill fight with Borden's plowing back. ya a ® Diagonals, fancies, stripes, herringbones, oil furnaces. a 9 0 NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Now comes the word from the HE - SAID BORDEN'S spent stanng stokers under an soe, Mn boss of the Oil-Heat Institute of $9.4 million in Hoosier Pay School No. 66, 604 East 38th Street, and : Wh : Jk on , de " in School No. 67. 3615 West Walnut Streets. America. He's A. T. Atwill. And ¢hecks last yéar, mostly to Indianabolis, Indiana wii be received by . : farmers. the Board of School Commissioners of th he says where five oil-burning 'armer City of Indianapolis at the office of the furnaces were sold last year, only But others got checks, too. said Board 150 North Meridian Street
Ma ¥ SOF STYLES . Two only — he
e oil innersp
mattress const : . tion. Hardwo $ y Animes x k- until 2:00 P. M. Central Standard time. @® Smartly tailored sin le-breasteds : f e, covered four can be sold this vear They were the 690 Borden stock Friday April 20 1951 and wil Shen id Sma Y 9 e-by teds’ top auality vel: g 9 v ly e 4 lot - - Start the coal shovel swinging Honeys ag oe Slane. Het . Selred IBeE Thal he od hloud. Bids re. ® Handsomely styled double-breasteds Choles of wine eh Faust ad my choice, bein returned unopened i ’ : boys. Then buy a pitchfork. You'll ar of i ilk g . Separate. Proposals shall be submittted ® Young men’s and conservative models, need-that for the bucks. farmer selling milk or a stock- ,.° : : t 0 h " | 15 sual waor a Your Commissi > ' 2 i ia) St & at School No The Other © holder, I'd rather -be a stock-| ia) Stokers at School No. 68 Patch pocket styles fof ca C A e er ne holder. lL.ess work. : fi Combindflion of (ai and ib) may be ' “ y r - > — mu ———————— submitted YOU CAN STAND almost any- INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE ‘The work shall be constructed in full . where in any American city, turn Clearing $10.404.000 Accordance with this Notice: Instructions, i wl Debit : 28.660.000 [0 Bidders: Contract: and Specifications a | | your face in any direction, and Pts, occ MEARNS Ll vy ther ds MT RO Engineering THE TAILORING rill C Col y Company, «Mechanical Engineers. 804 Mer- i you w see a Coca-Cola sign. L | P od chants Bank Bullding, Indianapolis 4. 2 PC FRI Not only that, it's handy. Al. ~OCQl Froduce Indiana Meh iloring detail iho Most oy Bere v g p J uo. = 2 ee Spt Coniraet Documents. including the Meticulous hand tailoring etails Tr lity, 2 OS8L ev where you pause, you pecifications are on e at ‘the office of op quality, " : 0, -Eggs—Current receipts, 54 lbs. and over (pn Board of Sc 3 i can get™* refreshed.” to case, 40c: Grade A large, 43c: Grade A N ® Meridian Stree indiommistionsrs. 130 Shape-holding hymo canvas fronts
: small, 35¢; Grade B large, 40c. and Grade go. y v Dozens of companies have A medium, 40c; ne erads, ple, 29 send trols aust be enclosed Fin a 2 - oultry—Fowls, 1 5. An over, Ch . . ny tried to climb the golden moun Un oy rt | ana over, 2c, branch of work to which the bid relates
h tain to set alongside of Coca- and stags. 15c, and No. 2 pouitry, 4c less the bidder me and place of business of
* than No. 1 Proposals shall be properly and comCola's B throne. Huge fortunes ™ Butterfat—No. 1, 6lc; No. 2, 58c. pletely executed on Done blanks in Accordance with Indiana Form No. 96 and shall be accompanied by Questionnaire Form No. 96-a, Indiana State Board of Accounts, .and Non-Collusion Affidavit required under the statutes of Indiana Each .proposa) shall be accompanied by . A deposit’ or an ‘acceptable certified or ® cashier's check. made payable to the Board- of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis in the amount of not |, less than Five Per Cent (5%) of the total bid price. or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and a surety company in an amount equal ,to Five Per srg OER AB) OL LA lA rm ccritcnstientammcucsoraree “TT Thé contractor Lo whom an award is
cushion mohair friese. We have just one of these suits.
Pre-shrunk lapel tapes, prevent puckering Long wearing high count rayon linings
Your Commis:
SIZES AND COLORS
® Regulars, shorts, longs. 34 to 46 ) , ° re tans, browns and blues: NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS .
i. : SLEEPER
I
.
cr file Re
Makes Into ce
Assembly of Indiana of 1935. The Board of School Commissioners of
Pe i ; ; ; . fortable innerspr m Ww be required, to- furnish an ac- ’ : . Hanis surety »hond fn the amount of ¢ : " . : a ne undre ér Cent 100% ” : : coh ract price, : I 91. 1h OPEN DAILY i a Ee cd age rates on this work shall not be " om less than the prescribed scale of wages ? AM. 10 9 P.M : {48 Snetmined Dyrsiant fo jhe pr Rr. - " 3 Your ¢ hel 0 apter of the Acts of the General ; PARTLY ClousY AnD
CLOVOY antas
of bids
the City of Indianapolis reserves the right : to reject any or all bids or waive any : = FOTOCAST' + Ma informalities. | G ; vhs 5 . or— Instructions to Bidders. Specifications, | Wend - etc, may be obtained from .the office of : Yau a f=) KATTERI® [EE vre J. M. Rotz Engineering Company, Mes - | . SHOWERS Anta chinidal Engineers, 804 Merchants Bank : Whi Bay ( eo suey Snow Building. Indianapolis 4, Indiana. upon | biog Bon . deposit of Twenty Dollars ($20.00) per set, : ‘ , @ - os nowin WH RAIN which sum so deposited wilt (De refunded : : h ; 100 TTY + vem 4 cations are returned in goo 1 . torn PST EO LA wasnt ail MONTY RESEND. dition within ten (10) days after ae sn: :
oy : Hg Si Magazine Racks . fio : i hy od 1s 20t ay o arch. : : oh : d : " ne * ae ng TL aap re re isms Wl visdpe WH) Fo. er fi ty s% MARYLAND ST. AT SENATE AVE. . . FREE PARKING FOR CUSTOMERS: Card Table and portions of the Great Lakes and Central Mississippi Valléy. | 0 Be MLV, Bailey, bi | : 0 on hg AL a 4s . : :
