Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1951 — Page 5

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- MONDAY, JULY 23, 1051

day «Business Soft Drink Boys Get Green Flag

i By Harold H. Hartley

THE GOVERNMENT FLAPPED the green flag to the .soft drink boys.

It was the signal to raise prices from five to six cents. And wholesale can go up to four cents. And that made me call Jim, — -

Yuncker, ‘He bottles all of the|their heels, made. the re Coke in these parts. And Jim just| look twice, rub a aScarchers

turned on his lusty laugh, Just| In June the ca pital goods inshort of a roar. \dustries—that's the big stuff,

“Coke’s not going up,” he | machinery ‘etc.—went up, but sad. rm staying with the retailing went down, And said the

| surprised Bureau of Business Re-

EJ » » se h: AND THAT MUST have been,

bad news to the other soft drink boys who are wrestling with sugar prices, labor costs, overhead, and the shrinking nickel. [commodity prices in another.” we at ad boy ore hid than, But they did. And this is why. the Coca-Cola franchise. ple ay pease ileadlinee: He's as Smart as Hiey COME. ment went right ahead expanding : {its war economy. HE PAYS THE going rate on, "'qy,, question is who'll be big-

sugar, labor, maintenance and| h > has one of the cleanest plants in| Ser —the people’s buying whims

the world. And he’s as smart as a fox. . By holding to a nickel, he can] make some of his competitors| a load. wish soft drinks had never been! Business in Indiana averaged invented. And he may make a Out 3 per cest higher.

few of them try to play footie #2. . with. reluctant bankers, just to| PRICES STAYED PUT. Jobs softened a little, vacations and

» ” » RARELY, IF EVER, have the capital goods industries moved in one direction and retail sales and

{think the government can keep

tide them over. . il |

: ® CR» such. And the best guess is that WHAT JIM'S AFTER is more the government will lay the whip and more volume. He tells me to the ribs of the economy to keep Coke sold wholesale for 75 cents it running top speed. a case for 24 bottles up to 1930, It may puff a little for a month then it went to 80 cents. or two, but I think it will get And he hasn't raised the price over the hill, and pull into the

since. Can you imagine a price biggest Christmas we've ever good and choice, $10 to $14; two found about 20 shotgun pellets! etill sitting on its depression bot- had. loads breeding ewes unsold early. in his body. tom? That's what Coke does. Self-Pensions , | Bulls steady; commercial and] Wounded . 4 . f Ra ‘good, $28 to $31; cutter and utile pe wags wounded in a: fight,

BUT HE KNOWS what he's! WHILE THE GOVERNMENT doing—and the public loves it, a Was fattening Social Security to]

1 cold bottle of Coke for a nickel buy bread after 65, the people still. {were taking pretty good care of

even he can do it. But as of to-| Life insurance companies re-

day, he said, “I'm not changing.” ported that thrifty Americans had ? |

But he says it with a chuckle, cached away, in 3,650,000 annuity and that’s what I like about him. contracts, enough ‘to pay them He plays hard for the soft drink $1,280,000,000 a year. About onenickel, and never, never loses his|fourth of these are ready to pay, sense of humor. |right now.

Ford's Art Gallery

- THE LATE HENRY FORD iid many things for the public good of life? with his wealth. Anyone who has : ever visited Greenfield Village at! Most of it has happened In the

Dearborn will see all that has|iast five years.

So everybody hasn't been shoothe made America in a single day. ling his sugar into the coin-

It cost me a quarter. It was! ) Henry Ford's hi, of not letting catchers along prosperity’s midway.

fi | us forget the slow and patient A lot of smart ones, as always,

ath of the ¢ try's de . Fans he in TY2 development. have been a-saltin’ it away—the v ” life insurance way.

Let 'Em Eat Cake

THERE'LL. BE LESS beef to at in the next month or two.

n » id 3 AND WHEN DID Americans catch onto. the, idea of storing away acorns for the wintertime

own industry. ® = = IN THE FORD files there are, 2.5 million negatives dating back | to the first days of the magic, empire of transportation for the) Jo Pounds. the figures from the

little. man. } American Meat Institute, oo Tere 3re Saretunly preserved priest and chief justice of the growth will never be overgrown meat industry. with the weeds of neglect and/ forgetfullness, i For me, looking at what we 1] 11 corn-belt states. once had, and comparing to what the - sfipment of feeder cattle.

we have now, is the best measure ,, ... iho yum-yum kind which

1 ol he ever-SOWElnE 11 wrodunss steaks threaded through

motors.

Both Ways Z Istock feeders gave the market the DOWN AT THE Indiana Uni-|nitch gold what they had, even

versity Business School they had pefore it was ready, until the!

trouble believing their own fig- market settled down and the ures.

Hoosier business. And usually thed Tt won't be any higher. It will figures act the way they should. be scarcer, if there is such a But last month they kicked up word.

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ithe top spinning, but it'll be quite{"ative yearlings, $28.50 to $32;

Frankly T don’t know how long themselves. Two Local Gls

Quite a bit less, about 117 mil high | It is the good beef that's disap- of Mrs. Beulah B, Pritchard, 1227 Firemen Drain Gas

pearing, the grain-fed cattle from Bellefontaine St.

Eight states fell 16 per cent Inlof Mrs. Betty M. Rood, 413 W.

{with just the right amount of fat.|

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government decided what it in- Whiting. They make a monthly tally on tends.to do. .

‘had been hit by shell fragments. local Truck Grain Prices

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Hog Prices Up 25 to 0c At Yards Here |

Tade Opens , Fairly Active

Trade opened fairly active on light and medium weight barrows and giits in the Indianapolis Stockyards today, with prices 25 to 50 cents higher than Satur-| day's average. : Hogs, 7000; choice 170 to 240 pounds early, $23.25 to $23.75; several hundred No. 1 and 2|° from 190 to 220 pounds, $24; later |. largely $23.75 down; medium and] heavyweights rather slow, steady to 25 cents higher; choice 240 to 280 founds, $22 to $23.25; 280 to 325 pounds, $20.50 to $22; 120 to 160 pounds, about steady at $18 to $20.50; sows steady to 25 cents higher; choice 300 to 550 pounds, $17.75 to $19.50, #ew $19.75; over

600 pounds, $17 to $17.50. ya i Cattle, 1500; calves, 300; steers Id of | e ;and heifers moderately active, 4 ’ Man Captured

steady to strong; couple loads Times State Service

choice and prime steers held around $36.50; good and choice yearlings and light steers, $33.50 jlo $35; two loads high choice 800pound heifers, $34.75; few held {above $35; commercial and good '$29.50; odd head, $30; utility $23 ~ CRAWFURDEVIL I uy. a ito $25.50; vealers fairly active, police around his hospital bed |steady; choice and prime, $34 to today after he resisted arrest $35.50; commercial and good, !with a four-hour gun battle at $27.50 to $34. , (his home yesterday, . : Sheep, 500; slaughter lambe in| = He told police that argumen light supply, few lots native over his 16-year-old stepdaugh-| spring lambs’ steady to 50 cents/ter's “late hours” led to his wild higher; choice and prime, $30.50 shooting spree. | to $31.50; good and choice, $29.50 | The 46-year-old restaurant] to $30.50; utility, $26 to $28; operator was reported in good! slaughter ewes quotable, steady; condition, even though dootors|

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ceive two weeks of summer training.

cows: strong; commercial, $26 to

ity, $23.50 to $27.50. {with a dozen policemen. Culver|

{barricaded himself in his home,! jran from window to window, and; {blazed away at the officers, first| {with a shotgun and then with a 1.22 rifle. | | Police sprayed the house with |shotgun fire and kept up a bar-| rage of tear gas. After Culver stopped shooting,

Wounded in Recen

boxes in the basement and bleed- at Ft. Knox, Ky.

box

i ALL ABOARD—Master Sgt. Art Winburn shows four other members of the 329th Infantry Di. | vision how to stack their luggage just before boarding the train for Ft. Knox, Ky., where they will re-

GOODBY, DARLING—Jim Miles looks a little sad as his | father, Tech. Sgt. M. J. Miles, kisses his mother goodby. The sergeant left for summer training with the 329th Infantry Division |

Korean Battles

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i , Two Indianapolis soldiers have] been wounded in recent Korean He's a tough one said Sgt. Ibattles, according ¢o the Defense Otto Beiderstedt. “We still can’t Department casualty lists re- figure out how he could stand up leased today. r {unel the ear Sas so long.” { ~ : |. Police sa ulver had been | One Indiana man was killed In g.inying before the battle “but

action and another died: of [still k yas {wounds. Three other Hoosier Gls SUI pew what he wag Some. Eis were wounded, and another 18 gtonchjldren had escaped before ‘missing in action. the shooting began. KILLED IN ACTION | Culver fired more than 25 shots. M/Sgt. Ray O. Riley, son of Sheriff Merle Remley was hurt ‘Rev. Perry Riley, Carbon. when four steel fragments pierced

|his cheek near his left eye, but! DIED OF WOUNDS {all the other officers escaped in-

Sgt. .Robert R. Lawson, hus- Jury.

band of Mrs. Melba M. Lawson,| Earlier this year, Culver served {South Bend. a jail sentence for resisting arrest

when a policeman charged him]

ing from wounds.

ob found him hiding under! i | Wife, Children Escape

By: United Press : YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Cal, July 23—A shaken young high school teacher, who with his wife survived a 340-foot drop down a waterfall, said today it was ‘just like a roller coaster ride.” But the experience was no fun, Eric Yeoman, 25 added emphatically. He was unhurt, but his wife, Norma, suffered serious

WOUNDED with public intoxication. jingles to her oad and back Pfc, Ch 4 n : . gries J. Prudhan, sn | Waterwheel Falls in Yosemite

| National Park Saturday.

Sgt. Chelsie N. Rood, husband FTOM Car, Leave Note | Mr. Yoeman, who teaches physFiremen left an explahatory iology in an Alameda, Cal, high note last night for the owner of School, and his wife were picnica car they broke into at 16th St.|In8 at the top of the falls. He and Capitol Ave. {wen} of the edge of the Tuolumne

John J. Haggerty, 431 N. II- River to get a drink. When he

liinois St. left his car in the filli {bent over he lost his footing and 1st Lt. James L. Johnson, son|!no n tne DE cell into the water.

lof Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jennings, Station lot at that address. Leak-| + hit ; | Valparaiso. . ng gas forming a possible Brel ran by ; Sgt. Raymond G. Kubeck, hus-{Dazard prompted a passerby 10 . "exit to grab him. She

call Co. 85. ' band of Mrs, Ester R. Kubeck, | En a Dodiatt’ vent on slipped into the turbulent stream { herself.

the locked sedan, the firemen drained the leaking gas from the car's tank into the sewer to avoid

Oxford St. Sgt. John F. Gibson, son of {John Franklin Gibson Sr., Misha-

Heard Shouts Below, campers heard the Yeomans’ shouts. They looked up in horror to see two figures plunging down the 45-degree drop, equivalent to a fall from a 28-story building.

MISSING IN ACTION

Pvt. Billy J. Gilley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wentz Argle Gilley, possible fire. Greencastle. | They left Mr. Haggerty a note Pfc. Pritchard had to be told|explaining their action. that he was wounded.

Ig 8 Jetier to his mother, the § Of Family Drown | At times, they were invisible in you ul GI wrote that he was! gSTROUD, Ont., July 23 (UP)-/the spray. At other times, Mrs. wounded in the midst of battle.| pjye members of one family were Yeoman could be seen bouncing One hill had been taken and they drowned yesterday when their off ledges projecting from. the were afraid they were going aft-/15-foot boat was swamped by a cliff. er a second. : \crashing wave. The victims were! “It was like a roller coaster 1 was running along,” he wesley Fletcher, 67, his sons, |ide or a trip on the .chute-the-wrote when something scratched Harvel, 30, Austin, 32 and Lorne, Chutes,” Mr. Yeoman said. “I

‘my leg. It felt like a briar. I!47 and a son-in-law Beverly lLes-| Kept hitting things and was tossed

kept on running. Then someone! |fe, 40. told me to" drop out, because I

around as I dropped down. I think the water was traveling about 45 miles an hour. “The whole trip seemed to take

Pfc. Pritchard went back to an!

aid station and later was sent to| No. 3 white corn, $1.70 i about 30 seconds. I went down Japan, He will be hospitalized] No 3 Iouce wormi. tion. the left side of the falls, which there for a month. He was| N° 3 oats 68c : was much easier than the drop on

No. 3 soybeans. $2.80. the other side

| “Norma went down the right side and I think she hit the gran-

wounded July 3. Is Drafted last November, Pfc. Local Produce

Pritchard went to Korga approxi-| y mately three months ago. | Eggs—Current receipts. 54 Ibs and over ite bench at the Wagon Wheel (a In Indianapolis he Ww [to case 3c: Grade A large, 50c; Grade projecting rock) on the way 8 as em-i3 large © and Grade A medium ‘Ti 4,00m She also fell over a sheer {

Pounltry—Fowls. 4'a Ibs. and over. 25c¢ 15-foot drop in the falls, which

i r——— | und 4 1bs. h , 18¢; snd sae ie and Nota poultry 46 less hurt her the most.” Nature Boys to Hold |™atuertat premium. soc: requiar ve | Mr. Yeoman crawled unhurt

C . . ! from the pool at the bottom of onvention In State UJ. S. Statement ithe falls. Lloyd Seasholtz, park BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July( eee election). direction, any Charles (UP)—The Central Sunbath- ASHINGTON, July 23 (UP)—Govern- Davis, a vacationing artmou (ment expenses and receipts for the cur-|pre-medical student from Lexington, Massy pulled Mrs. Yeoman

23 ing Associatioin, an organization

of nudist sun-lovers, has voted to Pared With 8 A Yoo:

Exvoikes 3 3 332.415.065 § 11884 Yor i20 from the water hold ils 1952 conventio Zo "881.563 07" 17788 . tion at Zoro|Receints 1,687.563,077 1.217.788.148/ Mr Davis and Mr. Seasholtz

1.244.851.0988 366,394,980

Nature Park near Roselawn, Ind. Deficit,

ash B 6.040.887,203 4.862.442.160 daughter, Joyce, 19, a student Some 550 uncloth |Publfe Debt 255.212.174.548 257.189.132.87 : a 8 ed delegates Fublic Debt 235.212. 174.548 237 180-333 7a3 nurse, applied first aid while Mr.

wound up their four-day annual tn : get-together yesterday at Sun-| INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE shine Gardens mear here. {Gleatings

|Seasholtz called help.

£15.720

Muvie NAS GIy .

‘Like a Roller Coaster'—

Man and His Wife Survive 340-Foot Waterfall Drop

| new cars to move their used cars, |.

Avtomebiles— Llc gE Car Business Is Brisk; Fall Shortage Expected

By The Times Automobile Editor

Skies were brighter for the auto dealers last week. ;

But there were clouds specking the sales horizon.

| “Business is very good,” said one distributor, “We have ‘no complaints. Even used car stocks are holding level.”

| But buyers know what they]

{want, and “ing/st on getting the lexact color and model. They are cars mow are getting dealer ‘taking few substitutes. promises ‘of longer credit terms | One dealer had to make four| —Iif and when Congress extends trades to get a cream-colored the payment period beyond the cabriolet. But he delivered it. The| present 15 month limit. {color preferences are the biggest Auto dealers and credit men, |neadache. in most cases agreed to alter | “A dealer can have ten blacks Payment contracts made be'on hand for 60 days and not move tween now and when the credit la one” a factory representative] and down payment picture is |said, “So he shifts to the colors.| finally completed by Congress. {Then buyers want black again.” ry The popular used cars are mov- power-driven. Top speed, 58 mph,

ing off the lots, The independents maximum load, 10,000 pounds. are a little slower, and for that It has snorkel .devices which

reason a little lower priced, in will let it ford streams without some instances. {getting water-logged. The pile-up cof stored cars ut) The Hydis alc 2 itesent. the Fairgrounds is getting bigger. . =o =." oo BA pee But it is hard to tell whether ’ . ’

these are speculative cars or Vacation Fix-Up It

whether they just won't sell, could be both or either. Repair shops are getting their vacation load, the fix-up before Expect Fall Shortage the trip. | The best opinion among deal-| Biggest trouble is brakes. Of lers last week is that a genuine all the defects nearly 20 per cent | shortage will develop. One of the are defective brakes. Next comes fastest-selling small cars will be rear lights at 15 per cent, and cut 25 per-cent in August. And headlights, the same. Chrysler announced it might have Windshield” wipers cause 12 per - to slow down in Septémber be- cent of the trouble, and steering

cause its normal allotmheni of 10 per cent. a steel ‘is not in sight. | From then on the exhaust sys-

Dealers expect the cutback in tem'leads the trouble makers. |. And the least troublesome of

the independent makes as well all. you might guess. |as the Big Three. They feel sure It's the rear vision mirror. | that by winter used car stocks, S—————————————————— ‘all models, all makes will show |a major dent. | In the back shops sheet metal, {for body repair, still is short.

And there is evidence that substitutes are appearing right un-| eait ame Ider the human eye without be-

ing detected.

Best example is the substitute . an [for chrome. It is an enamel. I as ers e | But you can't tell the difference.

Many buyers of new or used

However, when you look at the] Times Stale Service

[washing instructions, you get| waSHINGTON, Ind. July 23-- | £ | Despondency over ill health was | No Soap {blamed for the death of Zack | The washing “caution” tag Perkins, cashier of the Peoples

says not to use soap or abrasives National Bank and Trust Comto clean the shiny parts. Reason PRY Of Washington. ; is that the enamel comes off. | The 54-year-old cashier's body lleaves the metal bare. and the "2° found in about four feet: of owner unhappy. : [Pais in a por ug Iniles South : lof here late last night. ere Generally, you can look for thei," "1, 11et hole in his head, ac-

car market to tighten. This is 7 being done by cutting off the new cording to Coroner Walter Williams. A new 38-caliber revolver

car supply, throwing th § : PPh 8 the business . .. found nearby.

to the used car lots. | The fly in the ointment fs Regu-| Missing Since Saturday

| A dozen men, working in shifts, lation W which still holds ‘back! Mr. Perkins had been missing carried Mrs. Yeoman in a litter used car purchases for the wage since 1 p. m. ‘Saturday when he

eight miles up a trail to the near- earner. There an ambulance grade on the high payfments which barbershop and then to a docThe must be made in no more than tor's office.

est road. brought her

to a hospital,

trip took nine hours.

Dr. Avery

was in ‘good

‘skull fracture, a broken back and the

Sturm,

condition” despite a

a possible fracture of the pelvis.

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who drove the ambulance, said Mrs. Yeoman

He just can't make the told his wife -he was going to the

He had been under

15 care for three

installments. a physician's Regulation W makes the pay- months. ments so high that he can't feed Mr. Perkins had been an emhis family and buy a new car at ployee of the bank more than 25 same time. And there {s years. He was a trustee of the plenty of pressure for relaxation First Baptist Church and a mem-

———=—of the control, but the Federal Re- ber of the Kiwanis Club. onds serve so far hasn't indicated that

He was a graduate of the |Lockyear Business College, Evans-

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