Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1951 — Page 22

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didn’t.

Companies moved in TV

set for an occasion which was earmarked for the history

books. The Grain alers’ Mutual Insurance Co. nd in three TV sets, one for each floor, taking no chances on absenteeism. Then, too, it was good for morale to get it straight from the General him-

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lesson during the Kefauver hearrigs. People slipped out occasionally, delayed their “morning coffee” so they could get a squint at the big show. I talked with Mildred Montgomery, Lou Randle’s secretary, over at Associated Distributors (RCA), and she said, “We've sure got a nice audience down here right now.” ” os » IN ANOTHER OFFICE a stenographer, pressed with work, said, “I feel guilty clicking my typewriter. They all turned around and glared at me. They said they couldn't hear.” Television sales got a little lift from the MacArthur address, but not much. It was the same with service, a few hurry-up calls. = = = BUT EVERYBODY who had a set, or could borrow one, had friends—lots of them—in for a ringside seat in the showdown between the military and politics. It's plain now. Television's big place will not be entertainment for 100 per cent audiences, but for public events. History as it happens.

Names You Trust

MAYBE YOU'VE noticed something. I have. It's how private labels are getting fewer and fewer. There's a reason. Advertised products have made certain claims and promises in their ad copy. The companies have to keep these promises. If they don't the company goes broke. = ” THE SHOPPER believes in the printed word. It's a kind of a contract. down in black and white tor color). The housewife has given up buying names she doesn’t know much about. The stores realize it. For instance the G. C. Murphy Co, which has two stores in Indianapolis, one in the first block of N. Illinois. and another in Broad Ripple, just won the title as the “Variety Store Brand Names Re- - failer of the Year.” And J. M. Ellis, Murphy's salesmanager accepted the honor plaque at a super - luncheon at NY's Hotel Commodore.

. the town itself, won a certificate field. And Vonnegut's adman,

back from accepting it. Ralph Vonnegut told me they operate their downtown store, and 10 branches, along with the industrial supply and warehouse on W. Marviand St. The make-it-go man ir Richard Kemp, general manager. » * r THESE TWO with stores in Indianapolis got the awards, but you'll find other stores are getting wise to the quick turnover, the repeating customer who relies on the names they know. They're advertised.

What a Party

GENERAL ELECTRIC has its big shindig out of the way. It was the stbckholders roundup. In most companies the stockholders just sign a proxy and send it back to a company officer, and he does the voting. But not those GE owners. They: go to the show. = = =

TWO THOUSAND showed up

Hawaii, Cuba and Canada. So GE cooked up a ton and 8 half of roast beef, sliced 350

Hoosiers cut heavily this week into advance tickets for :: the 10-day Home Show to open tomorrow at the State Fair “: Grounds. “The Garden Club of the Cen{ral West District of Indiana ‘handles advance sales in Hook's Prug Stores and downtown and ‘neighborhood stores,

-:- Mrs, Robert Blessing, a Home

BUSINESS offices learned their

Raymond Carmichael just got!

GOING FAST—E. G. Peabody directs Home Show ticket sales assisted by Miss Helen Boston.

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Generally speaking, it was MacArthur, his tell-all to Congress and his great day in. Washington.

sets. And when they didn't

move in television, their workers moved out, hunted up a

230 gallons of coffee, ordered 600 half pints of milk, 3500 tea biscuits, 3500 cups of ice cream and a lot of other stuff. n " ” SINCE THERE were only 2000 at the party, that meant some of thode stockholders, so long as it

wads /all on GE, took second help-

RGA.

_ They went through the plant]

and see what the company’s doing with their money. When they don’t like what they see, they can get right up at the stockholders’ meeting and say so, out loud, =u u on BUT THEY seldom do. They're pretty proud of their company. And the checks they get.

Hoosier Picnic

INDIANAPOLIS Power & Light Co. had its annual meeétIng It did the usual thing, reelected directors and heard President Harry Pritchard's wellworded report. Then it upped its authorized preferred stock from 150,000 shares to 250,000 shares, and common from 1.5 million to 2 million. Only about 70 out of the 12,000 stockholders showed up. And I'll bet more will come the next time after they find out what happened. o = - THE COMPANY served sandwiches and coffee in its Home Service room, a kind of a little extra dividend. Those who stayed home didn’t get it. If they let the word get around they may have to rent the World War Memorial. A free lunch draws like all get

If Not Stop’ o ‘Go'—It’s Caution

Gamblers Puzzled As ‘Heat’ Grows

Puzzled Indianapolis gamblers were caught between “stop” and 80” signs today, after The Times revealed a police gaming tieup

yesterday.

Today one reported Early this morning one Indian-

apolis police officer visited a couple of gaming spots and told operators ‘Go ahead operating buf keep the tickets cleaned up off the floor and don’t get too big.”

Hardly had he left, however, before another brass-wearer in blue stormed in to warn: “Close up

THEN VONNEGUT'S, a name and keep closed til the heat’s off respected as much as the name of °F I'll close you up myself.”

Gamblers said the “stop” and

from crossed signals somewhere along the line. One campaign fund collector for a local candidate had the illfortune to time his visit right after the two and got a hot reception. “I haven't given a dime and the way things are going today I'm gonna save it and give it to judges in fines’ the irate operator said. Meanwhile, out in the county one member of a three-man ‘‘sindicate’ which has been collecting payoffs and distributing punch boards and ‘pick-N-wins which reportedly had official “okey” made a series of telephone calls: “Clean everything up and keep closed for a couple of days until the newspapers lay off’ was his order.

British Get New Rifle After 50 Years LONDON, Apr. 19 (UP) — British Tommies are going to get

a new rifle after 50 years. The Lee-Enfield .303 will be re-

described by the War Office as lighter, more accurate and with greater fire-power than the old

pounds of Swiss cheese, brewed bolt-action model.

Show director and past president of the Arbutus Garden Club, directs the Garden Club project. E. G. Peabody is general ticket chairman. Both are assisted by Miss Helen Boston,

‘About People—

MAY IN ODIYNESs

y "HAROLD H. HARTLEY Times Business Editor

BUSINESS TOOK a beating today. But its typewriters

College Head Accused of False Report

Trustees Assail Faculty Firings Dr. Paul Wagner, 33-year-old “boy wonder” president of streamlined Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla., was accused last night of-giving “an inaccurate financial report” to school trustees when he recommended firing 22 faculty members for economy reasons. College Treasurer John Tiedtke told a mass meeting of students that Dr. Wagner “did not report two gifts to Rollins—one for $60,000, the other for $40,000—when | he discussed the economy program with trustees.” The campus has been in an up-! roar since the disniissal of 16 pro-| fessors, four part-time instructors’ and two librarians. Some staff members claimed they had been “purged” to make room for more of the young president's rnodern education innovations.

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See . THURSDAY, ses 2 1951 i icpe Ten-Day 1951 Home Show Hog Prices. Ten-0ey bik Sin ll

Are Strong | Ayres" Completing Interior Decorating

Of Midwest Town and Country House

. ! Work crews today shook the shavings off Home Show buildings 0 C ! er land grounds for tomorrow’s opening of the 1951 Hoosier home | |extravaganza. The hour is 4:30 p. m. -

i d . { The 10-day, event-crammed exhibition will be held at the State Trade Is Active |Fair Grounds Manufacturers Buildings. At Opening Si The model home went up this week a day ahead of the 17‘day deadline. Designed by Ewing| Prices on light and medium pijjer of Terre Haute, it was built| will be given in a Western corral weight barrows and gilts were, gen Olsen Jr. constructed to fit the occasion. strong to fully 25 cents higher) , Expect Attendance Record than yesterday's average at the Ayres moved in Yesterday, gy 1s t at Indianapolis Stockyards today.|Vith 48 hours to furnish the 1951| Home Show oificia s Sapes hii Opening trade was active. ‘Midwest Town & Country House. fendandé this year 0 i iA aa Heavier weights were less ac-| Dozens of exhibitors slicked up years 100000. Because 0 25 artistic booths to show Midwest bounding enthusiasm over the

tive with prices steady. Home Shows in the past, a double Hogs 10,425; bulk choice 170 8uests the newest and niftiest in State Day will be held Apr. 28

to 240 pounds $21 to $21.50: few everything that goes into, outloads No. 1 and 2 225 pounds Side and around a home. jane 29, instead of Ai vaval one down $21.60 to $21.75; 240 to 270, A ceremoniil with music and "“o- : . pounds $20.25 to $21.25; 270 to merriment will mark the opening], SecordDresieing Crowds are ex 325 pounds $19.50 to $20.25; 120 tomorrow. \day of the ‘show. EH I or Bailey to Emcee | That will be Indianapolis Day, choice 300 to 550 bounds Sironsil Jack Bailey, Mutual's Queen for when the city will be hosts to $19.50. few $19 5 P § #18 1015 Day director, will-put the show [thousands of visitors including Cattle: 500, calves 250: steers Oh the road. He'll introduce Indi- classes from the 100 Indiana col. and heifers active, steady to ana’s dignitaries and other spe- lege and high school classes exe strong; cows steady; good and|cia! Suests. He'll describe the dis-jtended special invitations. low choice 975-pound steers $35.35;/Play house and conduct a tour| [7 . wn ne® (numerous good and choice $33.50/ through it. o£ Ritbole High 8 Be Cincinnati Produce to $36; commercial mainly $32 to e roa pple High School = : $33; commercial and good heifers Pand and Mr. Bailey will Tead| ERI Stay, Bulk at Snchanutd price:

RU . ili ithe tour through the grounds. 2&5 and processing. Chan e of Stor . $31 to $34.50; utility and com-| | “Prices, FOB Cincinnati, cases included - 9 ye Y : FIFTH PICTURE—The instrument pictured is lowered 450 feet mercial cows $25.50 to $29.50, odd| Special musical programs willjon sraded eggs: White Brown-Mix , Clarence French, Sullivan. Ind.| into the sea to measure water temperature. It is: |head to $30; canners and cutters|be presented by Pianos, Inc, dur-i.°s."a Larse ..... 48-204 47-404 truck driver, was arrested in : |$20 to $25.50. Bulls steady; com-|ID8 portions of the show in spaces wnoiesale Grades (Commercially ~~ Philadelphia last night for invent- (A) A sextant (C) A seismograph [mercial bulls $29.50 to $32: cutter!26, 27, 28 and 29. Bo Hp 0 Per Cent: os 44-48 ing his story of being robbed of B " i $2 ’ | In one wing of the musical djs- Current Receipts, ~~ * Most eH, cis Bn rag A range finder D) A bathythermograph and utility $25.50 to $29. wing E og ed Ab A=, $500 outside a restaurant. (8) 9 (0) y grap Vealers active, steady; choice Play. Philip Thrush, 13-year-old I FW a SIRE

French, 30, told detectives he #.8 = . nr oney In hdl Sy Here Is Fifth then made up the holdup story rece count make et In Coast Gua Lines, Indianapolis, This is another photo in The

. Broilers and

o > . ‘and prime $38 to $41; commercial iatist of Wabash, will be fea- fryers Unsetied nd. irregulat in price. | mercially Picture ang Sood $32 to $58 tured tomorrow night, Safurday Broilers and frytes commercial, efi Sheep 100; market generally afternoon and evening and Sun-|.2¢-26: old roosters, .16-.20. > Butter—Creamery, 90-score, .71; medium

steady to weak; medium and good day afternoon. | butterfat, .50; regular, .54 rd Contest lambs $34.50 to $36.50; common Starting Sunday night, Western | : down to $32; slaughter ewes un- songs and other arrangements Local Stocks and Bonds Times Coast Guard contest. Clip changed; common to good $12

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Limits it, and save it along with the others until the final picture is pub- to $19; small lot choice $22. Cite Dentist in Slapping ,_ srocxs Sm

lished Apr. 26. é First place winner will visit t don, Conn. for two days and

In Madison. Ind., Judge Herbert T. Mountjoy fined Earl Warren, Lon 29, New York City, $15 for public Y intoxication after police said they found Warren standing on the : railing of a bridge over the Ohio receive a $50 Savings Bond, and River singing “Aba Daba Honey- the third place winner a $25 bond.

The second place winner will

moon.” The Times Coast Guard contest’

It's all right to sing abouts nen to all boys between the monkeys,” said Judge Mountjoy, 2 : “but you shouldn't climb around 38¢S of 13 and 17 in the circulaon a bridge and act like one.” tion area of The Times. How to Enter—Follow the picture quiz

Funny Money from day to day and select the correct snswet 10 She question asked with Jae) li S i picture. e first of the series of 1 In filing a Santa Monica, Cal, pictures appeared last Sunday in The divorce suit against Jerry Lester, Sunday Times. If you missed any of the Hai : | pictures, back copies may be purchased at television comedian, Mrs. Lester|the front desk in The Times office.

said her husband makes $3000 a: When to Submit Entries—Don’'t send any . : ._ of the pictures until all 12 have been pubweek, She asked custody of their lished. The Iast one will appear Apr. 26. three children. After the contest ends submit

be a guest of honor at the New gg. ry L Va % ork premiere of Republic's “Fighting Coast Guard” film. Hinted Executed by Reds’ WINNSBORO, La, Apr. 19 kp ai's" sik ras ped

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What Happens Now?— Petain today as ‘slightly im- Strauss. Clarence H. Shockley. J27erion National Lite com 1 10 ‘11 Richard Schupert, 35, hardly ege ° . proved.” Last night his condi- Terre Haute, also was announced Lapis Water 4'a% pfd ......101% 104 left his wife. Lorraine, 32, a leg to British Writer Sees . Five tion had been reported ‘‘very pre- as winner of a $1200 graduate fel- ao a stand on. she intimated yesterday carious.” — lowship in zoology. Linen Saat we "Ry iia in seeking a Mishawaka, Ind. Marmon-Herrington com .... 5% 6%

of distinction in the hardware “go” signals must have resulted leaped through a closed window the congenital xenophobia to

° 1 divorce. D 4 M A th R ll Not Homey Th re Mrs. ScHupert testified her hus- an ers in r ur eca + Nat Homes pd .r 100 103 band shot her in the foot and By WILLIAM McGAFFIN by *N Ind Pub Serv 41g tw... #: held her. virtually prisoner-—in LBONDON Apr: 19 t€CDN)=Gen. MacArthur's triumphant return ] Por Dav AL a % their home for several days. has aroused considerable speculation among the British as to “what Pup palo] 1a td a Schupert will be tried on a charge happens now?” “Ny a 2 5 L Pub Serv of Ind com... 29% of assault and battery with intent Britons’ opinions undoubtedly are heavily influenced by reports A WX A - ¢ “ vie ool om pfd 19'a to commit a felony. they are getting from British correspondents in America. One of ; BN x #9, Ia ORE Lo% fd |. aio * Lo the most thoughtful reports has been cabled from Washington by tStokely-Van Camp com . 18 Beg Your Pardon Colin R. nn the conservative OM hing : {§iokely-van Camp pid Fr [30 8 A slight case of mistaken. iden- London Daily Telegraph. to stop Sen. Cain from pressing = (Seite, Haute Maieanls Severe Uh Be tity led to cuts and bruises for. Mr. Coote sees five potential his resolution demanding a dec- | United Telephone 5% ofd . ave 31-year-old Frank Colvin, gas dangers in the repercussions of laration of war on Communist updbidies BONDS company meter reader in Phila- Gen. MacArthur's recall: China.” [Allen & Steen ss aria delphia. ONE: The danger to’ Anglo- The Laborite Daily Herald jrsrienm Taal als a» sere A housekeeper let Mr. Colvin American relations. “All the correspondent, Arthur Webb, *Atnvciousy ans American Security Ss 60... res into the home of Louis Garbar- vapid chatterings of British So- cables from Washington: SLOWS detsrm | Bateeville Sole Co tas a dini, 65, to check the meter. As cialists against MacArthur nave “It is clear this week that 2 gunner Berlliset 30.3%: ee he was leaving, Mr Garbardini been raked up to show his Jis- America is on an emotional spree queers | | Coliiene “ind Tei’ 41, Terre # Lu spotted him and, thinking him a missal was due to ‘British pres- With the prospect of the hang- : Equitable Securities 3s 80°... . 01 ane burglar, locked the door and went sure.” This is of course arrant OVer continuing until somebody Snow Th Tu a after the gas man. Mr. Colvin Nonsense, but since it stems from administers a good stiff dose of mowiss 77777 wii Indpls Public Loan 5s 64 ..... 97 I] harg facts facts that are still ¥% MCessEers. com 1s! (ow ia wails AL BEATS MOVED {nd an end il and plunged eight feet to the Which all countries are liable|in e . administration’s secre . ndols Railways 5s 67 . - 51 54 wind The br homeowner from time to time, care should be files which give the truth ET TONIGHT AND TOMORROW—Cool air will cover the [inthiame fs 58° 11 81 0s leaped right ‘after him. taken not to fertilize it. the MacArthur affair.” Great ‘Lakes. Cloudy skies will practically cover the eastern sea- JID Eub Sery 3% 73 ...... 98 LT Police found the two men ‘Great Harm’ Copyright, 1951, for The Indianapolis Times board and parts of the Upper Plains and Rockies. Te era a "oa

struggling outside. They arrested ‘Great harm, for example, has Gabardini on an assault and been done by reports that the

hatterv charge. British government have chosen S . this particular moment to renew ervice Awards suggestions for the recognition of

Six Hoosier co-operative Communist Chita and even for weather observers will be given SOMe discreetly veiled form qf service buttons honoring their handing over Fermiosa to. M=o work for the U. S. Weather 12¢;lUng. Bureau up to Dec. 31, 1951. Those 1WO: The danger that co-op-to receive awards and length of eration between Republicans and service are: Democrats on foreign affairs will Clyde O. Laughner, Whites- be damaged. “It certainly is damtown, 40 vears: Leslie A. Bruner, aged at the moment, but there Paoli, 30 vears: Warren E. Myers, 2Ppears to be an element in both Covington, 20 years; William parties which takes the largely Armbruster, Richmond. 10 years: common view of the MacArthur Maurice T. Ennis, Martinsville, episode—namely, that the Gen10 years, and Edwin 8S. Kratz, Jef- eral should have been dismissed, . : but that there is much to be said

fersonville, 10 years. for his policy.” . May Lose Patience Faces Dog-Catcher THREE: The danger that the . American people may lose paImpersonation Charge tience A ry slow. dr A 23-year-old Trafalgar man policy and may exercise great has confessed to Indianapolis po- pressure for the policy of going

at Schenectady from 40 states, placed by the .280 automatic rifle, lice that he had impersonated a all-out to get it all over.

dog-catcher here to obtain dogs FOUR: The danger that Comwhich he later spld. munists and fellow travelers will

Charles Collins asked people to be greatly encouraged. “Mac-|

see their dog license. If they Arthur's dismissal may be taken failed to have one, he seized the t0 have been ingpired by appeaseanimals and told the owners they ment instead of.enfgrced by incould recover them at the city subordination.” Si dog pound. He then sold the pups. FIVE: The danger of the efand Kept the money, he admitted. fect on the armies Tn Korea and Collins, also charged with auto at least equally important on the theft and grand larceny, had bond Japanese. ‘‘As for the soldiers, it set at $200 and his case was con- i8 unlikely they will feel let down. tinued until Apr. 24 yesterday in It was not MacArthur but RidgMunicipal Court 3. > way who performed the miracle of restoring morale among the troops and teaching tactics appropriate

Clark Campaign to the campaign. The question of Rally Set Tonight the Japanese is more doubtful.” |

Depends on Korea One of the major campaign! This: correspondent concludes rallies for Judge Alex Clark, his observations with the opinion candidate for the GOP mayoralty that there is bound to be some nomination, will be held tonight weeks of violent excitement in at the Clark headquarters, 46 N. America now, but how it will all

Pennsylvania St. ends depends to a great degree The affair is being sponsored by on what happens in Korea. the Young Republican Voters “If the Communists were to win

Club and members of the newly- any considerable victory a vast organized Buck for Clark Club. number of Americans would conPrincipal speakers besides Judge clude that MacArthur had not Clark will be John Tinder, fourth merely been wronged but also had ward GOP chairman and Rufus been right.

{ Kuykendall, attorney and former, “If there should be a stalemate] deputy prosecutor. ier better, my own guess is that] ’

{the episode will be a nine days’

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No, 2 truck wheat, $2 29. thur.” No. 2 soybeans, $3.14. No. 2 oats. 91c. Sees Little Support Na. 3 white cori: 31.73 | Much the same idea is expressed

yellow corn, $1.67. | rere. orem —eee DY the London Times corresponIT'S QUICK and SIMPLE to dent in Washington who reports:

Home Show secretary. [round up additional customers “How much support there is in Deadline for advance tickets through The Indianapolis Times Congress for MacArthur's policy is midnight tonight. After “Business Services” Want Ads. of extending the*war into China that, tickets may be purchased Just phone RI-ley 5551 and ask can be seen from the frantic at-

at the Home Show gates. * |for an ad-writer, 7 ee | tempts of his fellow Republicans

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