Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1951 — Page 13

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7 DAY IN Hog Prices | INESS Steady to by BUS H. HARTLEY 25¢ Lower

: Times Busi itor Jusiness Edito Trade Here Opens

I BURN THE RUBBISH. It k : the back of the lot to burn paper. : Moderately Active Wastebaskets fill up in no time. 1 wondered why. |, 308 (rating, opened moderately en I got it. It's the packaging industry. Everything Stockyards, with prices steady

eeps me busy running to|

comes in paper, even glass and tin. to 25 cents. jower thap Friday's So I called Clarence Smith, vice president of pO hak i enon gle Wha tainerz. He had the - ; A Con : an-, =~ ; | Hogs 12.000; moderately active; swer, ripe and ready. japolis; John Tucker, Midwest bylk choice 170 to 240 pounds] thou : Fos and. Engineering .Co., and|$20.75 to $21.25; few hundred! HE TELLS ME that each Ronart Mauzy. of Paper .Package choice No. 1 and 2 at 180 to 220 of 18 used 2Bouk the pranis: of fly naw if jpounds $2140 10821 S00) to 270, paper a day maybe less. The THETRWIN BANK isn't amall bounas Co 32327010 uso) actual figure is 500 pounds a year. business at all. It’s big and pow- joo ®, ds. $17 ® S098) 12 3° And in’ 10 years I've doubled erful in its corner of the state, but| pounds, §! to $19, few $19.50; my trips to the burning basket. it knows small business. And so Sows Steady id wea chivjce 325 I'r. getting older, too. do the others, each in his way. ID hts Da $18 t0'$19.25; odd Everything comes in paper. Here's the truth about the little ony 1400: ] 300: Glass fruit jars are carefully businessman and what lies ahead, heif hea ves, 300: stears cased in paper. So are tin cans, for him. He simply can’t compete, =, QIIOIS anly active, steady | food and beer and toys, automo- With the squeeze on materials sup-| h Souls higher mos: agvanite bile parts, clothing, and some Plies wit the big fellows. They're| gs BR one le owe i ials. {rough an ' ’ building materials . = [LON and tough and they MEVET interests bidding lower; load I DON'T HAVE the figures on| 2 a i ‘choice: mixed yearlings-~and load Inland. It's a closed corporation, NOT ONLY THAT, but sup- Choice 1050 pound steers $36; bulk But I'll bet a hat it does about pliers take care of their big cus- 820d to choice light steers $33 to $1 million a week and will go’up|tomers first. And that's making $35.50: commercial to good $31 to! 25 per cent this year. it tough for the little guy. ($33; high good and low choice The reason is that we live bet-| And my guess is it’s going to pe heifers $34.50; utility and com-| tet. We protect merchandise. Wea lot tougher. I get that from onet™ercial cows $24 to $29; vealers keep it more sanitary, no germs,iof the big steel men. And the fairly active, steady; choice and no dents, no scratches. Paper grumble you hear now will rise Prime $36 to $39; commercial and does it vor of into a long, plaintive howl. |Eood $30 to $35.50. Inland owns about a quarter o eep, 50; steady: go a million acres of slash pine down Jaycee-town |choice shorn ewes $15.50 yi $18; in Georgia. It has its own pulpy WHEN THE JAYCEES speak, few lights breeding ewes $21: cull! mill, and makes paper board. |I listen. They're young, vigorous and utility $10 to $14; other Inland has expanded each of.its men, on the edge of the big whirl. | classes scarce. i six plants, and the Indianapolis; They're starters in business., Bulls bid 50 cents to $1 lower;| addition on W. Morris St. will be Their salaries aren't in the big commercial bid $29 to $31.50; cut-| rolling in two months. They're brackets yet, but they're on the ter and utility bid $24.50 to $28.50. using the floor space now. (Way. They do amazing things] Chairs, ironing boards, and- with more enthusiasm than Mrs, Ridgway Flies parts—it's hard to think of any-| SO WHEN 2g With Son to General thing which doesn’t require paper. HEY SEL 0) xo=v0, Wey 7 (UP)-LL. tion]

You've sung the tune, “It's gether 500-strong in Terre Haute | Only a Paper Moon.” a week from Friday, they'll Matthew B. Ridgway’s wife and That's old stuff now. charge the town’s civic battery, son are en route from Washing-

Tou’ lso living in a paper Swap civic ideas, listen to Basil ton D. | ro Rs : O'Connor, head of the Infantile ou pb jo Tou to join the Paralysis Foundation, and some mmander, Army Odd Jobs, Inc. of their own fiery speeches. [Sources said today. THAT ISN'T THE real name. They'll recharge themselves,| These sources said Mrs. RidgBut that's what it does, or ay bass their self-starterism way, a 38-year-old brunette, and 0. |and push to their own towns. , 5 oe) Goodwill Industries,‘ Inc; They'll stir up things, get them her 2 yeas ol) 107%, VallEEw IE at 215 S. Senate Ave. It takes going. They're not afraid and| arrive Wednesday or Thurs-| old goods, fixes them up, and re- the word “can’t” is not in their 92Y- Gen. Ridgway met his wife sells them at low prices. This al- language. \in Washington in 1946. They were | lows marginal income families) 'married in 1947.

82 = 2 to live better. | I MENTION THIS because of| With help short, Goodwill is my deep respect for the Jaycees, Rob Firm of $300 About $300 in cash was taken

offering something else. It ought their high level of idealism. to go well. That is small contract Te an asses to any Jovn. | : r industry. remember correctly, there's i jobs fo Y 2 one city in-the state which has no Du ofee of Joe Bs Gl THESE ARE JOBS Which do senfor Chamber of Cammerce.| , ner) Co; 2432 Southeastern not fit into the fixed routine ‘of That's Richmond. There the Jay- Ave. last night, owner Lloyd a factory's production schedule. cees carry the civic ball all the Byrne, 45 of R. R, 13, Box 118,

It does. mailing and packaging, way, and well, too. |told police today.

and strange little jobs. ! . "For instance, a company naa Take Time—Sell

wax-coated cartons which would) IF THIS IS happening, it's too|

Local Stocks and Bonds

not take a pasted label. So the bad. \ — company turned the job over to, But I hear rumbles. And some POI %.5h Bid Asked Goodwiil, and there the wax Wasi stores are losing money because American States com..." 5 rd removed, and the cartons made of the lack of effort to sell. | American States ptd n re useful. It's the product of the War gd rs ti yo A] 2 2 8 scare push, when peo IB rds ptd ..... 63 66 ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT), BA Sr Dle wow Bobb Ne com ge ® Goodwill will hold open house fo . | Bobbe-Merrill btd 4%4% oe ; industry to show what it can gle gl. ig t Bis any selling, |cbeatial sora” RT. me aon hortage. | . Simply a case of [Circle Theater com .. ss A to help in the labor s |wrap it, fast Com Loan 4 pfd : ~ Goodwill is a good name for ? . yu Cummings Eng com + 3 2 any industry to keep in its vest WHEN THIS HAPPENS a|Gonsolidated Finance old hs 102% pocket. There's a double reward. store loses the looker, the person | Delta Hoa aa. ar... 2 3 It gets the job done. And it helps/ who came in to be sold. The looker | Eauitanie sec iiss id. . 97

the handicapped. {goes ‘from “store to “store until|Fem ods, Securities pt Goodwill has 125 on the payroll, someone does the selling. And Family Fiasnce om 300 waiting. often this happens in the small|Hamilton Mig Co com" ""

How! Ahead |ouiving store where the owner, Herttoner cp a ola II I ji Hd m head clerk, takes Hook Dry com. . : 19 HOW WILL SMALL business ; "4 make the sale ind Asso Tel 3 ptd 39 4 stand the gaff? | Order-taking was Ind Gas & Wat: coro : $051 The little pusifessmans Deen disease. The customee WW Ing Mich EL 4s pe . ; 387 ; tting lots of attention. But at-| dianapolis Water com...... 18 Ci is about all. He's short gu] 0T 109 ohen. and a selling | jodpls T&L co Bese 3 a labor, short on materials, Short 4ealing with Ye h as often | ndpls Ab, Club Reaity Co ‘84 =) on war orders and short on hope. Mia Store. Jen erson Nattonal Life com ... 10 100% Down at Franklin College on| I HOPE THIS doesn't happen|Kinean & Co com...’ "3st '%, Thursday the Indiana Manu-lagain. But I hear the faint |laosan RCo. Rd 10 facturers Association is CO-spon- rumbles of take - it - or - leave - it {MIR CHP rion com estene 15% 18:4 soring a panel on small business. ‘merchandising. Mastic Asphalt ........ | 6's va The four at the table will be : Nat Homes com 28

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E. A. Laughier, who runs the oo : i 23Y, i he Wea / *N Ind y 2 al Irwin Union Trust Co., in Colum- Official ther $N Ind Fi , nd o Dheen 37 : UNITED STAT! ogress Laundry com ....... bus; Adrian Wilhoite of the ATES WEATHER BUREAU |p. Mallory Co com oo. BA George S. Olive Co. in Indian- . {Pub Serv of Ind 3% pfd ..... 81 | |__Sunrise ~~ 4:39 | Sunset 6:44 { Pub Bary of, Ind om .....v.s 28%, Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7: : 0a | oss Gear Tool com . { | Total precipitation since Jan 1 . "1237 Soniitaer Cumming pd’. 10 NNOURCING A LL Te 10g, e following table shows = -Van Camp com ..... y, A ATION [ture in other cities BS tempera |Stokely-Van ‘Camp pfd ...... a 1% WN \ | Station High = Low Isnner & Co Shak pig .... OUR Athans... ...... ax Jone 46 | Terre Haute Malleable ......, 124 Boston road . 6] 51 |U 8 Machine Co stiiieeney 3 In 105 Angeles .......3.. doar 66 52 | United Telephone 5% ofd .... 98 ; ChiCagO ior icrnrennrienes 57 40 | Union Title . Lvneve 57% | ERVICE (VB Cincinnati . 56 40 BONDS i BRAKE | Cleveland . 85 44 |Allen & Steen 85 ,.... 2” rosa] (APITO 1 Denver 8 36 | American Loan 4%s 58 ..... 8 La) YORK ) E BN (Evansville ar 42 (American Loan 4%s 60 ....... 7 . 230 | {Ft. Wavne ... 83 39 (American Security 5s 60...... 91 . MM, Worth ........ ” 52 | Bastian Morley 5 61 ...... 8 oe Kansas City .... ... 87 47 | Batesville Tele Co Che abn 8 . 0S BRAKE Miami : ? 80 80 | Subner Fertiliser > Tnsnes 3 sens] Minneapolis~8t. Paul . 4 8 61 ...... cons | © RAYBEST A 8&8 |Columbia Ciup 3-58 63 iii 9 New Yo PEERS IAEILY 10 84 |Citizens Ind Tel 41a ol - oe | LINING Oklahovha City .. 63 4 quitable Securities 5s 80 . vee | Omahe, — 57 40 |Hamilton Mfg Co 5s 65 ..... ae} Pittsburgh . 58 4 ndpls Paint Color 5s 64 ...1 sae | 8an 94 8 ndpls Public an 5s 64 ..... 91 : e Antonio 888 Prancites 11111 § Hips ERtotR ow a : pls Ratlways 8s 67 ...00..0 84 85 | uhner Packing 4s 59 .. .. 99 a] Stenkamp 8,58 wy titi o 10i Lod 8 cesene | Public Service on 1 og 1100 102% |

rague Devices 58°60 ...... 86 Term 58 5T.........c004.

Local Produce

95 |

Eggs—Current receipts, 54 bs. and over | to case, 40c; Grade A large, 4 Grade |

B large, 42c. and Grade A medium. 42c:|

have a date with | no_grade. 33 |

e. | Poultry—Fowls, 4'4 Ibs. and over. 33c¢:. | under 4% lbs. and Leghorns, 20c: cocks and stags. 15¢. and No. 3 poultry. 4c less than No. 1 | Butterfat—No. 1, 6le: No. 3. $8c.

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Yes, fashion authority and Dr. Farris put their heads together to bring you new { eyeglass loveliness. Our

| . . ‘Local Truck Grain Prices 1 2 truck wheat, $2.37. No. 2 soybeans, $3.14. | No. 2 osts, 85c. i 2 white corn, $1.73. 2 yellow corn, $1.66

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‘Holy Name Rally.

=: {rector of the Holy Name Society, | «+++ extolled the virtues of Christian | oo irming and growing restless. 100 | motherhood.

mothers |God in bringing another soul to Carrying their banners high, they

[51,000 figure aimed for by Chair-

|Bedford, which presented a concert.

was recorded and will be pre-

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BRAVE THE ELEMENTS—Thousands assembled in Victory Field yesterday regardless of threaten-

| ing weather to worship in the Cotholic Holy Name Rally.

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see ‘junior graduate from the Week-Day Schools of Religion.

PROUD FAMILIES—Parents, aunts, uncles, cousins gathered in Cadle Tabernacle yesterday to

Holy Name Rally Eases Tension of Students,

Attracts 15000 Leads Cadle Calisthenics

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER played the organ.

Times Church Editor By CARL HENN

Although dark clouds scared off man leading some 8000 adults and ;,3 ‘the Rev. Wallace Zink.

an ‘expected overflow crowd at children in setting-up exercises in

Victory Field yesterday, failed to halt the second annual services.

More than |4000 young graduates of

{passages as the Rev. Harry C.

/terday in Cadle Tabernacle with

(Graham, New York, national dl-ly, "gin)e calisthenics. The boys

They had marched in procesGraham . described sional from the Sears, Roebuck & as ‘co-operators with Co. parking lot to the tabernacle.

Father

life,” and said: came in double quick time to avoid “If all mothers acted only, on the threatened rain. : Christian principles, not another drop of blood would be shed in] wars of conquest.” Archbishop Schulte Speaks His message, a short talk by Archbishop Paul Schulte and leading of the rosary by the Rev. James Jensen, pastor of St. Mary's Church, New Albany, were presented over the public address system from the radio booth above the grandstand as showers swept the infield. The clouds finally passed and the rain stopped, allowing Archbishop Schulte to ascend to the altar erected at second base and officiate at Benediction. The first light raindrops fell as the last of more than 4000 marchers entered Victory Field from the 16th St. gate. Scurry: for Cover Everyone scurried for cover in

Sing Several Songs

heard announcements.

themselves on their great and cheery relief. Thus the pastor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church pre-

ment address Rasmusson. Dr. Vale introduced the speak-

Heads Foundation

Dr. Rassmusson now heads the Westminster Foundation at Purdue .Uniyersity. He preaches on Sunday mornings to three congregations of students who wait in line to get into the auditorium. He addressed the young graduates yesterday on “The Trophies

|of Youth” taking his theme from 44 Catholic church parishes in and the story of David and Goliath,

near Marion County, 700 officers He made the children a part of and enlisted men from Camp Atterbury, Knights of St. John and his performance asking them Fourth Degree Knights of Colum.[Juestions as he went slong ang bus. waiting for their answers. Also represented were bands of Cites Key Trophies Cathedral High School and St.! The three very necessary Mary’s Church, New Albany. and trophies a child must gather to the drum and bugle corps of St. be used all his life in Dr. RasmusVincent - de Paul grade school, son’s opinion are: ONE: A strong healthy body such as had the Virgin Mary and her Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. TWO: A mind trained to think,

would not have been available had not the threatening skies kept attendance far below the]

man George Rodenbaugh and a

large assisting crew. The paraders included men of

The speech by Father Graham,

sented as a 15-minute programinot one simply filled with knowllover WIBC at 10:30 p. m. today.

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“| THREE: The art of worship, the ability to pray, to relate oneself to God. This precludes praying like dropping a nickel in a machine to get a candy bar. Gives Out Certificates Following the address, Dr. Flor-| izel A. Pfleiderer,’ administrator of the schools, distributed certificates of graduation. Doyle |Zaring, president of the board of {the schools, presided and the Rev. William E. Weldon, priest-organ-| ist of Christ Episcopal Church,|

U. S. Statement

| WASHINGTON, May 17 (UP) —Government expenses and receipts for fhe current! fiscal year through May 3. compared with a year ago:

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ared them for the commence-|® 8réat crew, a great pilot. P by Dr. Richard it flies out of my life, I feel I

inesti-

The week-day schools now in

vide meeting places.

‘MacArthur Returns

and girls were on the verge °f Plane to Air Force

“talk about races

‘pleaded 40-year-

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‘About People—

Aly Prefers Horse Talk To Marital Difficulties

| ‘I Am Not as Young as | Used to Be,’ He | Says When Asked About Rita's Divorce Plans

. Aly Khan today said he would rather talk about horses than about his marital difficulties with screen star Rita Hayworth. As Aly was making this statement in Como, Italy, Miss Hayworth was reported driving west with an unidentifiéd couple fram

New York to Nevada, where her| . ~ attorneys are waiting in Reno, | What's more, he: took it along to

“Why can't we {read at headquarters. ‘Unveils Monument House Speaker Sam Rayburn |(D. Tex.) joined several hundred kinsmen yesterday in Martinsville, 1Va., to unveil a monument to his |great-great-grandfather, Revolu{tionary War Col. George Waller.

‘Marshall II ave

| Movie actor {Herbert Marshall

and horses?”

old Aly with a newsman who had inquired about rumored separation or divirce. “I am old. am not as young as I used to be.

My youth is Aly Khan

gone.”

Ash Vs. Beech?

In Des Moines, James L. Keller

‘was sentenced to 60 days for day. He devel vagrancy after police testified oped embolism they found him threatening to do of the heart fol-

battle with a tree.

‘Weaker Sex—Hah!

himself

Mr. Crawford el femmes use to stea {women are the toughest bunch |{in the world.”

Initiates Two Indianapolis students at

ver

Purdue University, Curtis O. Mid-|

dleton, 6751 E. Pleasant Run

Blvd., and Charles W. Beall, R. r. Danville

10, were among 23 initiated into | Alpha Zeta, agricultural frater- | nity, last night. -

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Photographers attending an an-' jnual shutterbug picnic, yesterday in Palisades (Park, N. J, en'joyed a busman'’s holiday when /they ~ spotted a familiar face. They surrounded Rudolph Halley, former chief counsel of the Senate Crime Investigation Committee, who had ; brought his son |and daughter for

Mr. Halley

Prayers were an outing. He spent the afternoon P Sranifiod angy 'given by the Rev. Judge I. Saun-| posing. ancy a very - ; ders, the Rev. Clinton Swanagan No Help Wanted

igirdles are doing.”

‘was seriously ill |in Cedars of Leb|anon Hospital in ‘Hollywood to-

lowing minor surgery. Stranger in Town

In Chicago, John Goede was waiting for a bus on a street

Mr. Marshall

|corner when a fox strolled by. He

gave chase, caught it, and took it home bundled in his coat. Says he hopes to make a pet of it.

Trivium Actor Alan Ladd has been honored by a Texas theater chain io for his “untiring efforts to bring credit to & the motion picF ture industry.” fk His special plaque was presented by Deborah Kerr, co-star

ig in his latest Mr. Ladd picture Youth Held

In Robbery of Chorus DANVILLE, May 7 (UP)—A 14-year-old boy was held today after he told Hendricks County. Sheriff Porter Money last night he looted the: pocket books of the

Butler University mixed chorus.. The sheriff said he was called to the church after members of the chorus, who had left their purses in the dressing room, returned and found “about $65” missing. The sheriff said he made a

: | -| Curvaceous actress Janice Rule rain the middle of Sunday afternoon .,4e gver 11,000 pupils instructed thinks glamour queens should dis- As Plane Cracks Up leach week for an hour on release card artificial curve-makers and Dr. Roy Ewing Vale just about ye from the public schools. |let their “muscles do what their|

15.000 persons Saved the day for the more than Churches meet the costs and pro-

{jammed grandstand seats and, week-Day Religion Schools yes-|

{quick check of the building and {found the young boy, who con- | fessed when the money was . |covered on him. The youth was {on probation for breaking into {Canterbury College, Danville High School and a restaurant.

‘Warsaw Man Injured

COLUMBIA CITY, May 7 (UP) |—Lee Edward Mosher, 30, War-

“Lately women have been mov-| saw, was in a hospital today with

ing closer to the natural look with| injuries received when the plane

less and less underwear,”

said Miss Rule, “and I believe the day will ‘come “when they'll be wear-|

he was piloting crashed and burned on a farm near here yes-

| NEW YORK, May 7 (UP)—Iing practically nothing under- terday.

{Gen. Douglas MacArthur's chie

¢ neath.”

|aide, announced today the General | itterateur

had directed that his military plane, the Constellation Bataan,

|be returned to the Defense De |partment.

They rose at Dr. Vale's signal, MacArthur regarded his testimony

waved arms, raised and lowered Péfore the combined foreign relatoes with tions and military affairs commit-

tees as “his final official act.” In speaking of the Bataan, Gen MacArthur said: ‘A great plane

am losing something of mable value, an old friend.”

Gen. Courtney Whitney, They seated themselves quickly the aide, said the plane would be Vv and went through with quite an'flown elaborate program. They remained National Airport to Washimgton quiet through prayers, sang sev- late today. Gen. Whitney, answer-

eral songs, repeated a litany and Ing questions of reporters at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, said Gen.!

from New York Inter-|

As;

|a horse parlor arrested Harry J

State police said the plane, a two-seat passenger owned by the Warsaw Municipal Airport,

In Kansas City, police raidingistalled as Mr. Mosher pulled up .jabruptly in a takeoff from his

|Ellman, 56, despite his excuse for brother-in-law’s farm. Mr. Mosher

sit.

tion, not the gambling,

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