Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1951 — Page 16

_ irled. 'The-+defense billions are

broad: oling faster. And with that line, Touch money being poured intd 4 Speuding: strcam: People will

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[t's the the a, and China mink, really a Wool War weasel, which in will come up on the short ‘ But I'm told the guys who play the skin game in New York enough furs in storage to this country

for & good 10 years.

KID COMES FROM China, but the Chinese are letting them grow, up to get more meat, and not so

good fur, la test tube.

Furs for next winter are already showing up in the when, and if, you buy, quality. Don't cut corners on furs, or before you know it you may look like a rabbit which has been

caught in the Tan. ,. lawn mower. THERE 18 no shortage, but The Stark Spark

lots in storage. |

And the shoulder bare Which! gion out with a zippy new opened today by the Civil Service

wears the hare, or the lambkin who wéars the lamb, will shed no| tears in her tender years, for lack, of a “goat” to buy her a coat. |

Where It Goes | WHEN I TALK about taxes, the figures get so big they don't seem to mean much to me. It's hard to believe there's that much money in the world. | But it is very real money. # pay, it. You pay it. And our share

they aren't too wor-

$18.50 to $20.50; sows ‘steady strong; bulk choice, 300 to

pounds, $18 to $19.50; lightweights,| b

$19.75 or more; above 600 pounds, Cattle, 2100; calves, 500; steers

$17.50 to $17.75.

know is that they always do.

Persian here more like a sure thing.

what's happening in carpets.

have o.owers are scrapping. The car- $35.50 fo $37; commercial and keep not makers figure the wool fur-fancy but broke‘... nut it to them on price. And| Sheep, 250; slaughter lambs {the carpet men had to take the moderately active, fully steady;

ads. t| high 2 go tor Per cent, some as high as

and heifers slow; most bids 50 cents to $1 lower; few sales steady to 50 cents lower; cows steady; small lot choice to prime steers,

WHAT THE MERCHANTS

SERENADE—Singing Shri

commercial and good, $31 to $33; little done on heifers; commercial cows, $26.50 to $30; utility, $22.75 to $25.50; vealers moderately active, steady; choice and prime,

I WANT TO LET you in on

The carpet makers and the wool

grow- good, $29 to $35.

small lot choice to prime, $31.50

Bani wo $32.50; good - down to $30; SO THE CARPET makers Ath slaughter ewes scarce, steady, BF

out to lick the sheep men with good and choice, $12 to $15. | Bulls steady; commercial and 00% per 800d, §28 to $31.

criticism,

They're using raybn,

nt. And if Du Pont gets into that race, 1 predict a sheep will be- Accountant Exams Open come nothing more than a good | Examinations for accountants

lin corporation audits and postal {audits divisions of the U, 8. Gen-

IN AUGUST Stark & Wetzel eral Accounting Office were

plant magazine. Still unborn, it commission. Examinations for|

has no name. the jobs which pay from $3825 to The 16-page colorama of meat ¢g400 a year do not include writ- | and merchandising will appear io, tests. | with title blank, and a diapered ____ Sabo foundling on the cover. And the title for the magazine will come from where it should

Local Stocks and

Bonds

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the employees to whom it is dedi-| § —July 9— : cated. It will have both pep and | Am 8% ola ..... Bis Sead} purpose—and the old Stark spark pmercar giates Sd = 38 | —80 well known over the count-' Ayrshire Colleries com 210 18%

So the big guess isn't much of $36.50; several loads held above mors en route fo New York weeklong convention are Mrs. Paul Mealy, Ma guess at all. It looks trom 36: MEN Bood and Cooled BLO! paul Mealy, Melvin Coghil, Carl Hoffman and Red Barton.

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HOLLYWOOD, July 9—Some of jet Hedy Lamarr's “falsies” {became the property today of a ie pretty Lrunet. Sloe-eyed Ann See prodded her HF {husban d. Charlie, a Hollywood

{photographer, into bidding $13 for

ail dress went along with the sale, too. The “‘falsies” were built into “Ht. “I got a real bargain,” Mrs. See grinned. - . So did a lot of other women as dozens of the actress’ fabulous furs and expensive evening gowns were knocked down for a fraction of their cost at an auction of the actress’ personal property. A $300 Christian Dior creation

original for ,22, and a $500 royal

MONDAY, JULY 9, 1951"

went for $50, a $300 Sophie “unmentionables.”

a - yp

|mink coat for $2300, and an $1800

platina fox cape for $225. Most energetic bidder in Auctioneer Arthur B. Goode’s jammed gallery was Aaron Kaye, a grayhaired. owner of the Ritz Thrift Shop in New York. “I came all the way out here just to buy those things,” he said. “I wanted everything. But these foolish women bid too high.” Mr, Kaye got Hedy’s $6000 mink

A strapless black chiffon cock-) _." “e000 her $1500 beaver

coat for $500, her $1200 ocelot for $250, and her $1500 Russian lynx jacket for $150. Sells Em Second-Hand “I sell second-hand furs,” he explained, “and many film stars and celebrities and Park Ave, socialites are my ‘best customers, But I won't name names.” Mr, Kaye also plunked down $1450 for two “mystery” envelopes containing some of Hedy's He said he thought they’d turn out to be

com- . tonight Tin Chik Osatigdace yearn in her: apartment build-

purple and ruby red velvet gown|panties and bras — but when he for $70. . opened ’em all he had was two

: pink garter belts, Dress Designer Unhappy “That’s not so unmentionable,”

But the urhappiest lady in theihe shrugged. crowd was blond dress designer)

Eloise Jensen, who counted Hedy - . . as one of her best customers. Miss Jensen’s pretty face was con- Ir aller Truck Kills torted as she watched her $300 * “It makes me sick,” she said. Four, Hurts A in “What's the use?”

creations go for $25 and a $395 powder blue chiffon for $50. Mrs. Jay Barney Ordin, wife of : : a Los Angeles pottery manu-| as Down lo f facturer, snapped up Hedy's $3000] white mink stole for $1750, a $5000

By United Press WURTSBORO, N. Y,, July 9—

The driver of a runaway trallee truck loaded with inflammables was called into court today to de« {scribe his wild ride a mile and a |half down a winding Catskill | Mountain road smashing into 12 autos, killing four persons and

Man Searching For Injured Wife Killed in Fall

EARLVILLE, Pa. July 9 (UP) -— Albert Adamski, Boyertown, Pa., fell 60 feet to his death from|injuring 20. the edge of a gumry hile gegreh- Marson Reese, 28, Newark, N, ng for his wife in darkness fol-| lowing an auto accident {Ta said his air brakes failed yess terday and he tried to sidetrack

John High, who was visiting in * the area, told police he heard Mrs. | the trafler truck into a guard rail when he saw the cars waiting at a

Adamski, 22, crying for help yesterday and went to her ald with sop ight at the foot of the moune a flashlight. (tain. Mr, High said he warned Mr.| Adamski he was near the steep] edge of the quarry, but Mr. Adam-| Korea Peace Talk ski grabbed the flashlight and ac-|

cidentally stepped over the edge. Puts Dent in Mrs. Adamski was taken to a/| 5 hospital in Reading with a nead Cupid's Arrow injury and spinal fractures. | . | Peace is wonderful, but it plays

Ed Barrow's Daughter havoc With matrimony.

That's why the number of mar Plunges to Death {riage licenses issued in Marion NEW YORK,

July 9—The| County last month dropped to daughter of Ed Barrow, former 800, as compared to 830 for June,

11950. President of the New York| “Now that there’s talk of peace

Yankees, jeaped or fell 11 stories in Korea, servicemen aren’t rushto her death today through’ theling in to get married like they used to,” said Mrs. Adele Langsdale, marriage license clerk. “Ac-

ing.

fancy as all get out. The glass

Coops foting larger, lars where meat meets madame. fu wile Fan ia 0 HY —— e Indiana Taxpayers Asso- Belt RR & Stk Yds com...... 36 38 ; .. 3 : : ’ J . ciation said today that in addi- of Nose Babbar ah. RELAXATION—Passing time aboard train are Murat Shriners Ervin Hessel, Bernard Nicewanger, § ) y 8 = Vale . . . tian to. tha Millon dollars we send STUDEBAKER IS working cone; soya ; 2%, 404 Carl Hoffman, Kenneth Draper, Paul Reichel and Joe White. : off to. Washington every year, with GE .on ‘engines for the Chamo'of Com com ie 23 : . property taxes, and” the miilions| WOr'd’s fastest bomber, the Boe- com Loan 4 ofa. 3 ss | The Million Dollar Horse Union Station at 3:30 p. m. yes- Potentate Glen L. Campbell from gross income, gasoline, in-|I0€ B-47 stratojet. Summnes Bos or : : oa os | Patrol and 800 Murat Shriners terday. Included for the first will lead the Indianapolis tangibles (stocks) auto licenses aot of a i a in guisolanted Pu oid we ak ing expected in New SF Oxi time, the 40-plus horses and Shriners in the festivities. and liquor, keep creeping up. i 0 nd, pari in ew FUNS- eth ina Lele b pid eu... 97 y ny i y oday for a week-long Im- half-milli ollars worth of Sigmund Romber an Indii {wick, N. J. And one of the things | Euuitable Securities com ..... 5 perial Shrine Session. nition dolla g & SPECIAL SCHOOL and tuition|different about this plane is its] Fiaiis®ig,2e0Rn es, 06 = | Roy Howard, president of trappings, will march in Shrin- anapolis Murat Temple Noble funds have marched from $53 “hot nose.” It is completely anti-| Family Finance 8% ofd ...... 43 100 | The Times, will be presented a ers’ parades. and light opera composer, and million in 1947 to $75 milljon. And iced. SHEE EE | Hamilton Mfg Co com... J... 31... | plague by local Shriners this Another first-time appearanee many stars of radio, television property taxes by the state and| = Hot air is actually bled from ry A Ad I arternoon in the Governor €ln= will be put in>by the neW High- and the.screen will appear: at local governments have edged upithe turbojet’s compressor to hol-| Heok Drug €o com .,... 19 ton Hotel. lander Patrol, composed of men the annual Recorders Banquet from $142 million in 1947 to $205'lqw_ parts of ‘the nosé keeping fg oR PR i ~The 23 - car Pennsylvania . eight feet tall when in “million; Ek reinstate warm enough to melt toe Tine Sco v aby di EE «3+ Rallroad Murat. Special left ¢ plete regalia. : aE Hotels ; ‘Since I have to pay a part of - i I ter bum Ye nai ws Fes - BE Lin ed pe nearly all of these, I've begun to DAWN Dusk - Duet indianapolis Water, 4's fd 10} 10% os - . . have suspicion. ‘Maybe you have| COFFEE MAKERS are getting idismagols Wie 3% std 19) 13 Two Hours to Sell a Steak— Charge Hoosier

{tow Shafer, 45, was identified by|than last year because we had Dr. J. A. Haim, her physician. She/five Saturdays this past June.” was wearing a housecoat. | The drop reverses the year's

the same. i Indpls Pow & Lt pfd 1002 | indpls Ath Club Reaity Co 8) 84 1 : That's where my money goes. [Ones. I mean. | Indlanapolis Ratiways com = 4 5 IC te Pl B { I | Mr. Barrow, who was president rise over 1950. In the first six Shortcak Short? | Aluminum Products Co., of Chi- Jefferson National Life com ©. 10 1h . on ressman ¢ S th C er, . » of the Yankees from 1939 to 1945, / months, 3384 couples applied, as ke Bada ed |cago, is making a glass drip job Kingan & Co ptd oes 8° 88 ° ’ ° Truck Line With |could not be reached immediately compared to 3062 for the same JHE doy ERNMENT _today| with two pots. one for breakeast LS" colration hiv Bi MA ares ives russtrarion {for notification. (period of 1950. strawberry and eh ro ea a =. =” MASUIC AspOnit. 3 en " An Re Pet W. Rodino Jr. (D. | “H bout ice bi t of . . _- | ——— With toinkiing eye. Unale Sam SO YOU WON'T get them mixed | Nat ome: sta _Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr. (D. | “How about a nice big cut of Fli tH P $ said there would be plenty of belt UP: the breakfast pot is decorated AN Ta Ban Dery aa pf 3h) No 3.) pul “bw butcher's po sirlojn’ ; = : it ing re ty . HOME PLATING (0. stretching shortcake. with crowing roosters, and sing- § Ind Fub Spry 47 ut 3 Su faced et ep aaous ik L 0rgel oat Steak’ tastes | DUBLIN, Ireland, July 9 || SILVER : ing birds. RMI oo co 33,1 house : J |like,” she said. Lily ti Ea] , . ) That may be true, but Hoosiers "8 Ls . up Som of 184. Sor pid 12| challenge from the Kings Su- | “How long has it been since A criminal action against a (UP) — Government statisti- | RHODIUM will have to bring them in from And the night model-—you could! pyp gery of Ind” com 2904 | thots of New Jersey to Te al major Richmond, Ind. truck line] | BRASS somewhere else. The strawberry Suss—as a blinking owl andi Git Tool com, | pormariats of New Jarier to [sou lust had stean? 1 asked. |wes vied tu Peters] Cons ‘vp. ant amotmesd today fat they) 2 "coun crop's well over the hump, and folded flowers—sleepytime motif. id Gas & Wat com on 23% ren ak Be on LS Sow Femem ey She. said day, charging the firm with 25| sought 25 pretty girls to get | BRONZE i , es | 5 : 23% 8 ot + sick « , : g peaches — algs — the freeze Sheriff dD Kill 80 Ind Q&E &8% vid 10921 women feel about meat prices. |chicken.” 8 violations of interstate commerce| information from husbands | CADMIUM nocked it off about 80 per cent. eri an eputy i | Stokely-van Camp pid 172! Here is his story. | aa regulations. | which & lot of wives would | COPPER-NICKEL And if other states have F in G | [anner & Co Sia% ufa 2) . ‘ ‘ . y Still other charges are under ] : CHROME * peaches, this will be a swell spot farmer in Gun Battle 0°8 "Machine alle ann: in By REP. PETER W. RODINO JR. Spanish Prisoner investigation. | like to have in a cost of living | X to unload them, plus the freight. PARIS, IIL, July 9 (UP)—A | [nited nileuhone 5% ofg .. ® Written for the United Press Needs Bail Again The case, filed by Assistant) inquiry. The girls, “with a ® Silverware Replated 60-year-old farmer was shot and BONUS i NEWARK, July 9—It took me 9 District Attorney Marshall Han-| warm, human approach,” are to | ® Antiques Refinished e lax Story y " Co killed in a gun battle in front of| auen & Steen ss » .. |almost two hours to sell a steak. PHILADELPHIA, July 9 (UP) ov against IRC&D Freight Lines,| ask husbands how much they | ® Commercial Plating and Polishing oh DON'T HOLD HANDS with his house by a sheriff and deputy| American Loan diss 88 ....... 81 +I] finally sold one to a young|—The famous "Spanish prisoner joy the line for making unau-| smoke, gamble, drink and | 917 MASS. AVE CApitol 9088 Ig business, or bow from the trying to arrest him for disorder- | American Loan $las 60 covenrs 96 +++ newlywed who admitted she didn’t in Mexico needs bail again. thorized trips, failure to report| two-time. 4 walst, but I want to give it plenty ly conduct. | Batesville Tele Co 438 oii... 95 ..../know a T-bone from a porter-| Postal Inspector D. H. Stephens personal injury accidents and! - — ——————————— of credit for the way in which it The farmer, Cyrus Wright, hid| Bia reraiaer 1508 os... |house. sald today he had received more| ;, o to file medical certificates) shovels the dough into the U. S.be ar he tao! Ghat om, Bide, 448.8) ..... » wail : than 25 complaints about the ola| failure to tile | i Bove 8 © the U. S./behind. lilac bushes yesterday Golumbia Club 3-3 Tie Yor +++«{ I only wish 400 other Congress-| p S e Olli or drivers. lad | y rasmy, when Sheriff Allen Bell and &oultable Securities os 60 = 97 " {men would go behind meat coun | JWindie In recent weeks and that| "pi yeep June, 1950, and Octo- | 4 ust to give you an idea, the Deputy Clark Garwood went to Jamar ato Color Bu ters to learn how people feel |De believed several hundred let-|, = = %'4ne same year, the charges U. 8. Steel Corp, and the com- pick him up. When they ordered| nuvi Public {oan Ss be 91 There'd be no question of a real ters from the “prisoner’ had been ©. ; 1RC&D hauled 15 loads panies it owns or controls, In the him out he opened fire with his| ind Limestone 48 To ......... 03 "™ |orice-control bill's being voted this|Féceived in the Philadelphia area ig Louisiana, Texas, Penpsylva- eup 0 S I ng first quarter of last year paid theirevolver. Wright was killed when {Deuis Raliwaya 83 87 eevee. 6 week. In _yecent months. = ; nia, Nebraska, New York and WITH OUR AUTO government $36 million. T his they shot back. Langsetxamnn Sa 58 i 0 It was frustrating to find al- All of the ‘Spanish prisoner Y ithout permit Regardless of what you pay i vear that figure had jumped to! Sheriff Be ; v|N'Ind Pub Serv 3igs 13 11... 88 01 rita ok letters originate in Mexico. They Illinois without p oe win] vou can’t buy better Parts and Service . : Sher ell sald Wright's paper Arts Co 8s 58 ....... 85 most uniformly in housewives a aximum penalty -for 25 vio $80.5 million. : brothers-in-law had complained Publlo Service las 78 VV 9% 101% ¢ealing of helplessness about tell of a prisoner who" holds a Maximum $2500 YF FY, ri’ i Factory Distributors Profits fell from $49 million to he was drinking heavily and dis- Trae Term be BT varie 89 88 ‘meat prices. People seem to think baggage check for a suitcase con- lation: aM. — hs line wo 3 yay ¥” Bendix Metal Clene

$48 million. But taxes went up ibout 125 per cent. That tells you where the government is getting the dough,

The Big Guess WHAT WILL PEACE talk do to public buying? Will the dollar run to cover?

Retail sales have been a little | slow in the last two weeks, but sales can't be compared to last! was buying It was a hoard-

year, The public right and left. er's stampede.

» » » INVENTORIES are high, bul how high? Sales are blooming

Sade it's futile to try to do anything Local Produce about them. - ce —————— The private interests are not Exgs—Current receipts. 54 Iba. and over concerned with the best interests fo ae. 430i. Grade A large im aie; Of the people; they are organized Bade on. 4'%2 Ibs and over, bo and they're strong. My vote to under 4% Ibs and Leghorns, 20c: cocks roll back prices isn't going to jARd stags, 150. and No 2 poultry. 42 lemigwing a good control bill this Butterfat—Premium, 63¢: regular. ode, week,

turbing the peace.

Burned Up

BROOKLYN, Conn., July 9 (UP)—Fire Chief Morrison Ennis was worried today because he can't find a house to burn. The department wants it for a fire-fighting demonstration at the local fair-

y Ty . a Urges Th to Write Local Truck Grain Prices Een The $o Writ Ses A I think housewives should sit

No. 2 wheat. $2.04 down individually-—not as a group|

grounds Saturday. NG. 3 white corn, $1.67 “I've looked “everywhere,” No. 2 yellow corn, $1.57, are opposing a price rolll k sald Chief Ennis, “but 1 No. 3 oats, 87 I A Ile J ope u No. 2 soybeans, $2.80 know the housewives want it.

can't find a house to burn.” — —

Yrain lls 10 in Car. [25 Statement

a WASHINGTON, July 8 (UP)--Govern- 2a vi . { SYLACAUGA, Ala., July 9 ment expenses and receipts for the curs customer, saying. (UP)—Five persons were killed

rent fiscal vear through July 5, compared nice steak today?” with a year ago he

- taining a fortune. ask the receiver to come to Mexico, meet a go-between and bail out the prisoner.

tune. ably get beaten and robbed.

FBI and Police Nab South Bend Fugitive |

—and write to congressmen who Dexter Brown, 23, South Bend, is In St. Joseph County jail await- : ing a hearing before the I went behind the Kings Mar- TE rors 9. Wanted on| ket meat counter in North Newark charges of unlawfully fleeing In- mitted “pumping info” Rosa -~ -..and brashly approached my first diana to avoid prosecution fot|cldimed How about a|burglary, Brown was apprehended was charged with assault and by FBI agents and South Bend tery with Are you out of yourianq Mishawaka police.

The: letters

Tiff; Companion Held He's promised half of the for- Times State Service

Those who respond invari-

lafter a tavern argument.

Times State Service {and Rosa both

SOUTH BEND, July 9—Walter|the tavern earl

the argument. Rosa fell on

later.

U8, Sheriff Costello said Doan

it was accidental.

intent to comml felony.

and five were injured yesterday This Year Last Year “Steak! [Ben ther us stalling ae | musa Wadia 193490383 Mind? No gold-plated steak to-| [grade crossing in the path of Deflent, si] 36514184 day," said Mrs. Ann Kesheneff, la Central of Georgia ‘diesel-pow- Pub, Debt 4 23 007.001 8 nr 030 830 a policeman 8 wife, ered freight train. y Wi 430.7 : Why don't you write your | The dead included three chil- INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING Mouse LONgressman about meat prices?" dren under 3 years old. Siearings 5 $7300.00 I said.

“You can write your Congressmen until you are blue in the face and you don't get anywhere,” she

De “middle loin cut.” They were 89 4 cents a pound. ; i » AD “Oh, good God,” she said when 2) 1'™ she heard the price. “But we've "got to eat something, company’s] |coming.” |

‘Live on Chopped Meat'

The most heart-tugging story! lof the day came from a tiny {woman who J learned later was

. #0 said. A She asked for lamb chops. [5 Leo

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| Mrs, Beatrice Flaherty. : | “We almost’ can't eat meat,” ishe said. “I have seven children, the oldest 8. My husband makes $65 a week, and we live practi- | on ¢ ‘meat. And even that's high—$1.05 a pound.” i En ; Mrs. Catherine Featherstone, TM MAUI PLONE, CON A LBW LA WANES Ack ILATS Mr UWS who has three children, asked!

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Man Dies After Tavern

CLINTON. Ind, July 9—Ken- "| neth Doan, 23, was held today in| | connection with the death of {Franklin A. Rosa, 81, who died

Sheriff Dom Costello said Doan | got up to leave y Saturday after

{sidewalk and died at his home

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