Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1951 — Page 32

That's what the Ransburg

off,

a4 A By Harold H. Harley PAINT THAT performs like a trained seal. And never |yarion County today was set of-

No drip on the fingers, no trickle up the sleeves. All Cs ox Fate. The lsure repre-| of the paint goes to work. You can forget waste. over last year's. mille 3 1

asa of miows Chrysler's Billion taking vce i Wie, ounty, aide

$32.3 Million | City Property Shows

$14.2 Million Increase! ' Taxable value of property tn]

ficlally at $846,634,400, as the 1952 tax base. The

Property valuations in the city} unton. itn of Indianapolis totaled £634,500, It's effective Aug. 1, pays sur-150, a rise of $14.2 million over for the whole family up to 1950. d The valuations, submitted by 38

YSLER'S CORP'S Dbigple for poll tax, an increase of De Neral Jase year, r of Commerce peddles sunshine, keeps mum about the ‘Much More’ Revenue rain and fog. Commenting on the official That has to be California. And valuations, County Auditor Roy out there, where the largest per- Combs sald the increase in Marcentages of tourists will go this ion County will provide “much summer, he pointed out something more” tax sevenue next year. easy to overlook. Center Township, comprising

. 8 =n most of Indianapolis, showed the . .| HE SAID THAT the tire busi- largest increase in property valu- Trucker Admits $1 0,000 Blaze ness will roll right along, in spite ation—$496,897,670, compared to

It unerring! by the electric charge, 100,00 volts at three milliamps (3/1000 of an s a.» 8 I SAW IT OPERATE. The paint mist is so fine and gentle

: test cans being painted came out glistening white. i

non-magnetic, as well as metal. | It applies enamels, lacquers, var-| pishes, And it needs no paint

The Ransburgs brought out electro-coating a few years back. And that revolutionized industrial painting costs. But the new system, which uses no compressed “air, will paint from 25°%o 75 per ‘“¢ent more pieces per gallon. ” . ” THE NEW SPRAY GUN is strictly push-button, requires no gill and does not depend on the skill of the operator or hand spray man, It will save lots of dough. Take ths Interstate Metal Products Co. u» in Michigan City. It makes motal chairs for the Air Corps. The new spray painted four times as many chairs per gallon.

n>aring Co, down at Seymour, makes metal ironing boards, saints them with white enamel. Paint cost was cut 58 per cent,

5 5 ” THERE ARE MORE of these fantastic stories of paint savings. They mean much to manufacturers. And they'll mean a lot to everybody when the lower paint cost is reflected in the price of froning boards, or chairs, for inst nce, . Harper J. Ransburg is president of the Electric-Coating Co., and his three sons, Edwin M., Harold P. and Gregg, are vice presidents. And this is how they got interested in paint. I think, Harper J, Ransburg also makes kitchen housewares, cannisters, wastebaskets, bread boxes, etc. And they had to be painted on a convevor line, So they knew paint.

n 8 » IN WORLD WAR II they got into electriostatic painting and the armed forces used their process to coat steel shells, From then on, the ingenious Ransburgs took the ball—and today they laid it right over the grray-paint goal line.

Double

DON'T MISS what's happening at Stokely's. Profits more than doubled in th last year. Stokely’s winds up ita bookkeepinz vear’May 31, and the figures are just out,

» ” ” THE BIG INDIANA food firm sold $114.914,724 in its June-to-June year. And net earnings after taxes (that's important) jumped from $2,168,171 to $4,761.409. And earnings per common share jumped from $1.58 to $4.02. That company’s on the move. Watch it climb.

‘No' in Columbus DOWN IN, COLUMBUS, Ind, they're having a fuss about temporary housing. The Morgan racking Co. wants to build temporary dormitories for transient labor. But the Columbus building inspector, Wil. liam A. Sebastian, tola the canning company “No.” The company brings in 75 to 80 migrant workers from the hills of Tennessee, Kentucky and Arkangas for the harvest.

~ ” n THE COMPANY has a similar lant over at Franklin. And there the town said: “Go ahead.” But there it wasn't new building The workers live in an unused warehouse. I'm not taking sides, but Columbus has a point on zoning. But I've seen lots of migrant worker barracks and they're usually pretty nice.

Blue Cross Gets Steel BLUE CROSS ‘just picked up 715,000 more policies covering surgical benefits in a deal with U. 8 Bteel—and the CIO steelworkers

you can hardly see it. Yet the It can be used for wood, glass, °

rubber, pottery and plastics, all|

booth. |

And the Seymour Tool & Engi-|

of the 30 per cent cutback in new $490,492,650 last year. Only four

JUMPING THE GUN-—Work started today on the site of the new Manual High Schodl buildin school officials didn't know it. In fact, they haven't signed the contract yet. Kenneth Smock, named sub-contractor for excavation, sent a bulldozer to clear the field so it could be surveyed. School officiais said that was okay with them, although contracts won't be signed until after next Tuesday.

Laid to Grease

In Car Plunge |

{collision hurt four persons, none

4-Vehicle Crash Injures Four Others

A soldier and a civilian escaped

their car skidded 120 feet, flew off a 20-foot embankment near Ft. Harrison and turned on fits side 70 feet from the top of the embankment. In another accident, a four-car

seriously. ] 7 il WT fa The car that plunged over {he RICH REWARD—Curb service is given Times empioyee Pat

embankment was driven by Pvt. po. : k Fl Joh . 18, g by Harmen Harris, Johnson Wax Co., and Nick Zervas, Fla- — Matley, 15 Th mamsen jole Associates, Detroit, builders of the custom-made $25,000 car

injuries. He was taken to the| which is touring the Midwest before being given to the Boston

Post Hospital at Ft. Harrison,| Red Sox powerhouse, Ted Williams. where his condition was reported

as fair. ! Sherman's Body Alaska Volcano Spews

The owner of the car, Earl J. | . ; Cox, 25, of 720 E. 13th St. was) ‘Ash Over Wide Area

. . treated and released, i Lies in State KODIAK, Alaska, July 28 (UP) soldier an e civilian were —A volcanic eruption in the driving north on Franklin Rd. WASHINGTON, July 28 on “valley of 10,000 ar sime skidded across 56th St. and off|—The body of Adm. Forrest Bul oq’ gown today after spewing the embankment. Military police/Sherman lay “in rest” today In i qicanic ash and dust over a wide at nearby Ft. Harrison heard the Bethlehem Chapel at Washington |area along the coast opposite here. crash, hurried to the scene and|National Cathedral. The small, active volcano

rushed the two men to the hos- erupted Tuesday. A cannery was

car production. He meant simply taxing units showed no increases : MUNCIE, July 26 (UP)-—A ’ | that if people can't drive new —Lawrence (outside), Beech Ver S | es $10,000 fire at the Ball Brothers|pital. A horse-drawn caisson Wil ered with ai inch ahd one-half ’ iplant in swhich several workers| The four-car crash happened carry the late Chief of Naval .0 och but operations were not were injured slightly, was blamed earlier at 16th St. and Senate Operations down Constitution hampered and there were mo ine

cars, they'll drive. old ones, but Grove (Franklin), Shore Acres, always wearing out tires, Woodruff Place, f i

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oh Marion County grand total 8 It is Iron Age, and it tells about the jam-up in deliveries,

Defender of Loafing

industriy. This is how. They are : . : ‘clamoring to get under the Con-| NEW YORK, July 28 (UP)

trolled Materials Plan. Once they Fred Arnold, 24-year-old clothget in they snow under the steel- Ing cutter, has started suit to makers, have the state vagrancy law dea 8B clared unconstitutional on the THAT MAKES the picture look grounds that loafing is a person's worse than it is, and increases own business. the pressure far to the promised Arnold was arrested last free market, when all wraps, ex- 28 on vagrancy charges during cept mjlitary, will be off. Mayor Vincent Impellitteri's preSome are turning in low inven- election roundup of loiterers as he tories. And who is to check the was standing on a street corner.

figures? “phe 3re not Shoup Ww He acmitieg go police he wasn ! Mr. Lewis said he had been told Er PR 00 I Ee tre Cater he DY Tepresentatives of the truck- g9175 to $23; few $23.25; 280 to

ing fi that he should not over- 5 21 75 So the steelgrab is on. And the was found not guilty of the Ing FI dna: pe d not over- 340 pounds, $20.50 to $21.75; 120

job. he supported his family. Later, he

grab, I gather from Iron Age, is charges, and filed suit for $50,000 a little worse than the shortage damages against the city and the

{tself. That's what makes the pic- arresting officer. ing member of the PSC panel against Florence and Helen C farm are — ¥ Ro less: sows about steady; bulk 1® b Sure Feira-black, lic are — ; 'hearing the case, asked Mr. Lewis noice 300 to 525 pounds, $17.50 Nicolal, 4441 Central Ave. $1771 i ok ney mean Some fre 100 Hogs at Large y Ye eve Rad fucked OVsrwejght to $19.25: lights, $19.50 and spar- Samages, a Allen Edwards, : A > : : gads, rer. Lewis replied ingly, $19.75; odd big weights and Bridgeport. amages. need. After Freight Cdrs Spill “Yes. lots of times.” . HR ue oz g -— —— _— s J y Shortly th after, Mr, Lewis : i Sl . Big ‘Soft’ Jobs? RANKIN, Til, July 26 (UP) Shortly thereafter Wr, Tews caine, 650; calves, 250; an Collegiate Band Groups Train créws today unsnarled 18 qu! ] classes steady: small lots good

EVER NOTICE the “Old Man,” up front? He has an easy manner, never seems to be rushed. And does it seem to you that your boss hasn't much to do? 1 talked with one of the biggest executives in town at lunch, And he was complaining about the drudgery in his job, things he has to do over and over, every day.

Nickel Plate freight cars which piled up. when a coupling broke vesterday, spilling hogs and oil onto the tracks. About half of the 200 hogs in three of the freight cars were killed, but many of the rest escaped and romped away. Trainmen did not know how many were still at large. YS 7B “They're all over the countryYOU MAY HAVE thought he side” sald Lester Ellis, yard passed a lot of his work to his clerk at Rankin. subordinates But there's & 108." a = ” of stuff he personally has to Local Produce

pass on. That's his job sr ——————

And he gets just as tired of It ,,"Case 39e: Grade A large, S0c; Grade as the guy who threads bolts on B large ha and Grade A medium. ‘7c: . : no grade, ¢ the back shop, or paints engine Poultry—Fowis: 4'y (bs, and over. 2c blocks under 4'5 lbs. and Leghorns, 18¢c: cocks DIOCKS and stags 15¢. and No 3 poultry 40 less n 8 “ than No 1 THE GUYS with the biggest Butterfat—~Premium. 40c: regular ‘Te

jobs, and the biggest salaries, . have to carn their pay. They sit Local Stocks and Bonds in the ‘hot seat,” the decision July 30 chair STOCKS Bld Asked And if they call the turnsiARlerican Loan 3% pd ...... 58 wrong, aomebody else will be Alsrsan States pfd . ........ M4 : vrahire Collieries ¢ : 17 18} there. They think about that, +. 8 ire Ah oh 102 © 105 too Belt RR & Stk Yds pfd ... 63% . Belt RR & Stk Yds com . 34% That's why they get ‘talcum’ Bobbs-Merril: com 14 18 Bobbs-Merrill pfd 4%% ...... 80

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« mb of Com com ....... 21 3 Mallory Dividend Circle Theater som ....I..... Sava Com Loan 4 pfd vesnaaas 83 98 P. R. Mallory & Co, Inc. de mings Eng com ,........ 33 eda 4 wn Cummings Eng pfd .....00.0 100 103 clared a regular dividend of 30 Hasnted. #0 8 pfd ..... Wi'y . ta Q pate y able Delta Elee com . i444. 15%, 181% cents a share yesterday, payable Dis Fie ofl, o pq 10000 0 Sept, 10 to holders of stock Equitable Securities com .... 3% Equitable Securities pid ...... 4 Aug. 15. Family Finance com ...... 97 - Family Finance §% fd ...ens 5 100 . » fays Corn old WW ,.iees Local Truck Grain Prices amiton Mie co com../ciics 31 {erff-Jones © nN . . . No. 3 white vorn. $1.73 — Home T&T 8% pid ee M1 83 No 2 vellow corn, $1.63 Hook Drug Co com ....eeeeee 1TH 1» No 2 truck wheat, $2.07 Asso Tel 2 ofd ..iicens 39 41 No. 2 oats. T0¢ Ind Asso Tel 3'9 Pfd...coeess 49 s No. 3 soybeans, $2.18 Ind Gas & Wat com raves @ 2% renee | {0 Mich 1 4Yy PFO .@ 103 dnd Telephone 4 R [1 U. S. Statement Indpls Ath Club Realty Co ... 81 84 | fjanapolis Water com 1844 T44 | WASHINGTON. July 28 (UP)—Govern Todianasalih dais hy oo oo Min mant expenses and receipts jor Jae un Indpis Pow & Lt com 3% 39% ant eA nt hrough July 2 Lol rec Indpls Pow a Le Dia "nh nl ! This Year Last Yeat indianap 11s Railways com Expenses 3 JabSTI0318 8 300.811 Joa jeferson National Lite com. 10 lll Receipts 3.111.875.081 1)351,821.731 | Rinken & Co com « ot JAN] Deficit 1,355,035.254 13R8.687.980 Cy LAY a y fe §, | Cash Hal $.674.330.364 .4193.718.308 /Linqoln, National Lite . 1a Public Debt 235.338.103.748 237.218.170.101 kiDCh Corporation om 111: a Gold Res. 20.788.531.718 24.187.140.143 attic Asphalt: > 0 diy INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE . \o! Homes com .......... yh Clearings $11.347.000 Nal homes pio Jee wl Cleaning S31 aa6s N Ind Pub Serv com 3% : ~ N Ind Pub Serv {i pid 3% N Ind Pub Serv 4'y pid ® Progress Laundry Com . P R Mallory Co com 3 34'a Pub Serv of Ind 3'a pfd,...... 81 33'a Pub Serv of Ind com “axe A 30 | Ross dear Tool com ie *Sehwitzer-Cummins pfd So Ipd G&E cony vad 2 *So Ind GEE 4.8" pid .... 8 109 ‘| Stokely-Van Camp cpm ...... 18%q 16% Stokely-Van Camp pfd ..... 17%" 8 | Tanner & Co S%% ote . 08 { Terre Haute maifeabte wo NG 1241 U 8 Machine Co 2h vain ate n 2% 3% nie elonnone 5% ofd ar | TTnited Trilities com ...... 11%, 13%] Oniod THHE ......c.sasveness 38% *Extra dividend. BONVS

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had hauled “more than 500 overloads.”

arrested about two or three times

gross overweight violation in ex-

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tempted to revoke the license of the 8ims Motor Transport Lines

ne sme ror maneor et |S Fairly Active

Bteel users are crowding the Attacks Vagrancy Law tough” with habitual overloaders.

After ne left the witness stand, Trade opened fairly active to-

Mr. Lewis told newsmen that the day in the Indianapolis Stockfault for overloading lies pri- yards. with prices on light and marily with the companies. He medium weight barrows and gilts reasoned: 25 cents higher than yesterday's

“Drivers are out to get as much averages.

money for a haul as they can. pyogs 4275; closed fairly active, Oct, The heavier the haul, the more (3me ag early; good clearance redough he gets. Bo If the com- ,4rted; barrows and gilts mostly panies want to enforce the law, 95 cents higher; bulk choice 180 they can by cutting down over- {5 240 pounds, $22.75 to $23.50 loads.” .

top fairly freely; near 100 head On the witness stand, however, shajce No. 1 around 190 to 220

pounds, $23.75; 240 to 280 pounds,

. , to 160 pounds, $18 to $19.50; few Lots of Time $20 or more; 160 to 175 pounds When Wendell Tennis, presid- nqer pressure largely $21.50 and

for illegal overloads,

on r=

ity and commercial cows $22.75 yersity today. the direct outgrowth of an over-t0 $20; canners and cuttersi” g,,, 290 band members and loading arrest when Mr. Lewis mainly $17.50 to $23; vealers gi.octors were expected to attend was caught by state police in Strong to mostly §1 higher; choice .,, ontion sessions which will end Lake County on June 8 with a and prime $35.50 to $36.50; com- gunqay with concerts at the unimercial and good $30 to $35; cull yorgity and in Garfield Park, In-

cess of 8100 pounds. and utility $20 to $30.

At the time. Mr. Lewis was Sheep, 400; active; native legiate Band, composed of leading GUARANTEE Eree—Current recelnte. bs Ios and over Placed in jails in Hammond and SPring lambs strong to 50 cents .. ,4iciang from the country's colCrown Point for a total of 11 higher; choice and prime 832 10.004 and universities. days. $33; practical top $33 fairly] “pnp Johnson, conductor of the Wife Appealed freely; good and choice $30.50 0 ninainnati Symphony Orchestra, State authorities said they $32; utility $28'to $30; slaughter oy) pe guest conductor with the would keep him there until the ewes scarce, few good and choice hand at both concerts.

fine was paid steady at $10 to $14.

His wife Zella, who was ex- Bulls steady; commercial and SAVE WORRY AND TIME by! good $28 to $30; cutter and utility selling your no - longer - suitable

pectant at the time, appealed to Gov, Schricker with two of her $23 to $27. six children. The Governor eventually was able to make the-Sims

Lewis was released. But his case became a big issue and good heifer calves $35. in the trucking industry, Drivers — maintained the firm should pay! the fines and be responsible for overweight loads. The companies, for the most part, believe the responsibility lies with the drivers. State Police and highway offi-!

and choice yearlings and light

He also stated that he had been Steers $32.50 to $35.50; few com-| gy oOMINGTON, July 26—Two mercial $28.50 to £31; two loads 2 1170-pound steers bought to ar- yon Kappa Kappa Psi Frater-| The state's case against the rive at $36.50; two loads heifers io ang Tay Beta Sigma SororSims Motor Transport Lines is Dought to arrive at price subject yo" oreneq their 16th biennial the result of a “get tough” policy to dressed grade and yield: util sin convention at Indiana Uniordered by Gov. Schricker. It is

Medium to good native feeder real estate brokers who advertises steers $30 to $33.50; good and in the Classified columns of The company pay the fine and Mr. choice stock steers and heifer Indianapolis Times. TURN TO ; calves $36 to $40; a few medium THE TIMES WANT AD PAGES

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And there are 240 million tires 1951 ¥STIMATER ea today on a. newly-molded jar wearing out on the hard roads of fants (Oude) corre "300.770 ore dy as By {which fell into a spot of grease. | r d the country. Prank outsine ene | Fire Chief Aaron Belcher said James W. Johnson, 30, of 2269 3¢ Ariington Cemetery. The exact time of the initial Y { N. Tibbs Av ; ’ nm Lawrence (outside: ..i..,.eeins 9.554,760 { h fire to the oil andes iobs Ave. was treated and , 1 brought eruption was not determined. Ob- : Ti PIED” AIA] ears sseatunsss Bias By IRVING LEIBOWITZ [the hot jar set fire to the oil and released after his car hit a sta-| A Navy transport plane brought c. vor here said three or four I MET HIM when he was down P MESHES vos insinnnnins 10,141.21 flames spread to the upper struc-| » : here for a “shovel job.” He came washineton putside) >. 0100: 38313.0400 Truck drivers overload because; .. oo Peat No Lat) on wagon driven by William J, his body from Naples yesterday. yglcanoes in the same area have to turn the first “spadeful” or dirt Warne outades on rie JTU40 they can make more money On geterngon, Chief Belcher Sad or a Of 290s Iughiand Pi. 1Adm, Sherman died of a heart been spouting smoke for several for the new Dodge transmission Beech Grove (Center ~..:.....~ 318.080 heavier hauls. : glass molds are oiled heavily and (old Lumsey. 29. of 1941 ® Capitol RHtack last Sunday while prepar- Years. plant. | Beech Grove (Perry) ... 3 87.570) That's an opinion supplied bY the hot glass creates a Vapor ave which in turn hit the sedan "8 the groundwork for new U. 8. Sinal V El This, he did with a push-button Cierment .. '.. air go! One Heh dsiver _. admitted which goes up to the ceiling. Helos 11. N. Banning, 60, of 1139 strategy in the Mediterranean. | ingle Vote Elects \which set off an electrical blast, Sion gi" .- sever Hg {before the yi : n ae i ict Ipetieveq the flames spread rapidly pomander St. | The public was barred from the Michigan Justice land half a dozen concealed bull- Homeeroft .... a 935.99 {Commission at he ruckei 'because of vapor hanging in the] ae Johnson's passengers and|aulet chapel while 24-hour honor dozers came snorting out of the Enhiat ba 3.813100 “lots of overloads.” ‘upper structure, : (children, James Jr. 5. and Re-guard of personnel from all HARRISON, Mith, July 26 {woods to tear up the turf in a Meridian Hills oo 3643840) A veteran long freight hauler,| There were about 100 workers pecca, 3, were in fair condition branches of the service stood | (UP)—Floyd Keyser was elected {new kind of ground-breaking. Ravnswood : 1. $2| John Lewis, 38, of 11081; E. New on duty when the fire broke out, | this morning in Methodist Hos: watch over the bier. |a justice of the peace in Hamilton | He revealed something else &hooters Hil | Ha | York St., heaped the blame, how- Chief Belcher said. Some of them nia; The little boy had scalp| Admission to the rites at the | Township, although he got only {which I think will produce some hors Acres .... ra0:420 ever, on the trucking firm for were burned slightly while helping .ts and the girl received glass Arlington Ampitheatre tomorrow one vote, i bread and butter money in In- Zpesdway City .. 15.866.48 permitting the illegal and high- fight the flames. splinters in her eye. ‘will be by invitation only, with Mr. Keyser's name was written dianapolis. Jarren Park | UE way-crumbling loads. | | "Mr. Owsley also was treated President Truman and all top|in on the ballot for two justices | “Chrysler,” he drawled, “has $1 Woodrufr Fiacs 1333380 “They (the trucking firms) » and released. Washington officials expected to Who were to be elected. The other Voodruff Flace ....... «1,202,610 . | didat ved h ¢ ‘billion worth of defense con- Woodstock .. ... 200.850 should make sure drivers won't 0 [ICES — pay homage to the “flying candidate received a heavy vote. tracts.” Total, small corporations ...... 37.883. 740 overload,” he said. “They can if ; . admiral.” State Attorney General Frank G. Steel's S d jndjanapols Center: ......... 4M, 311810 they want to.” | Rent Suit Follows | Adm. Sherman will be buried Millard said the voters apparently teel's tampe e Indianapolis (Warren) 2 380.880 Testifies Betore PSC | . lafter brief graveside services thought only one justice was to WHEN THE OFFICIAL voice jndiatabolis [washinston) .... 3040! AWS’. Ves Murder Char o \attertied by the immediate family. be elected. * of steel speaks up, I pay atten- Total city of Indianapolis rh 834.800.136 Mr. Lews itestified yesterday {= _ — i _. ar : X 48.834 400 before the PSC as the state at-| ’ A man charged with murder CARas tails

had another, less pressing legal action facing him today. A rent qvercharge suit was filed! vesterday in Federal Court here against Porter Jordan, 47, of 1347 Deloss St. He also is charged with the slaying of Richard Decker, 20 of 923 Harrison St, Mr. Decker was fatally shot July 1 after a drinking party in Jor-| dan’'s rooming house at 822 Har-| rison St | The federal suit charges Jordan collected too much rent the past year from six tenants at the rooming house. The Area WB, Rent Control office demands triple damages of $2002. Free on $12,500 bail, Jordan now awaits grand jury action in the slaying. Other rent suits were filed)

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