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_ geded, are likely to have sizable stocks of structural steel and ! Per metals at their disposal.
or er “will be limited to small alloca-
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that all persons or companies projects must
for allocations of buflding maor No allocations will be made before Oct. 1,
: Freeze Thawed Out ! mHFA officials said today that this partial two-month freeze is pretty well thawed out in the case of low and medium-cost houding and small stores by provisions of the order.
Anybody can start building a conventional type house now, and | put any amounts of materials into
.. it, they said, If he has the ma- " terials or can get them himself. |
: “So that In a sense the socalled freeze is really an open-ing-up, a free period,” an official
said. Metals to be Scarce
© Few home biillders, it was con-
FE Oct. 1, the home-build-
t of steel and copper which he’ “gelf-authorize.”” He may order them from suppliers without getting special permission from NPA. He can add-these allotments to a house he already has begun or he’ can build a new house with them, officials said.
+ Limitations Set Tor a one-family house, he may] self-authorize his orders for 1800 pounds of steel and 35 pounds of copper, if he uses steel piping. If he uses copper piping, he may
self-authorize for“1450 pounds of steel d 160 pounds of copper.
ately for two, three and four-unit
houses, and generally are suffi-final breakdown of the “collective
“The National Production Authority (NPA) said last Friday
regulations under the old controls law which permitted only part of | a manufacturer's direct cost in-| creases to be added to his pre-! Korean prices. The new law re-
tely eat ane - prices. 1 in S n Chances Slim (were slim. WASHINGTON, Aug. 10—) {ture, machinery, cotton and wool | gines in the U. 8. aircraft. the regulations, but they do not chilly toward the idea. But the official said. “The Americans are) The engine that would go into famed for its fuel economy, In| tional military aircraft, would be
The postponement late yestery 8 day was made to give the govern- ’ ment time to formulate a, policy : for price ceilings under the new "Ws ? controls law. But OPS officials | The rollbacks—and some in/creases—were due to go into ef-| Britain has asked for some of America’s crack Sabre jet fighter textiles and thousands of other products. { This plan, it was Tearned today, is under negotiation by ‘American Bae $0 comply with rollback pre British still are hopeful of getting the air frames of the F-86’s. relatively well off in the matter of air frames. A marriage of the the Sabre air frame is Britain's Sapphire jet, probably more powaddition. Britain has the engines to spare. | an ideal weapon for Britain's defense against énemy bombers.
$ admitted chances for many future abre Jets /fect next week on clothing, furni-| planes—without the engines. Manufacturers now may go and British military authorities.! opg hag drawn up its rollback “We are relatively well off in two is logical.” | {erful than any the United States The F-86, which holds the The plane—maneilverable, but of
quires OPS to let ceiling prices reflect all “reasonable” cost increases through July 26.
Rollbacks Delayed -
The agency had intended to let the old rollback regulations stand —a8 permitted under the new law ~—and leave it up to individual manufacturers to. apply for further cost adjustments, But OPS officials said the roll-| backs would be delayed until they! can work out some method of] {handling the cost adjustments provided by the new law. Their aim is to prevent as much as possible the need for manufacturers to compute ceiling prices twice— once. under the old regulations and again under the beralizeq
- planes used mostly for attacking Included in ground troops rather than enemy
planes. The Sabres requested by
manufacturing price rollbacks By United Press | Britain would put Its own en-|g.,4 with increases provided by So far, the United States has been 'the matter of engines,” a British Famed for Economy ‘has in operation. The engine is world’s ‘speed record for operarelatively short range -— would cost adjustments.
F-84 Thunderjets — single-engine
Such action would mark the!
SUDDEN WEALTH—Everett Richter (left) was found in Chi. cago's skid row yesterday by freak chance and will inherit property
worth more than $12,000 left him by his mother. Kathleen Winter, |
case worker for Travelers Aid 62, news of his good fortune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10 Everett Richter, 60-year-old drifter, said he'll share his surprise inheritance of $12,500 with “my old buddies” on skidrow.
The toothless down-and-outer -
said he'll ‘scatter at least $1000 of the money among his pals | “because some of them really deserve it.” “I won't forget promised. Richter was found amid the flophouses and cheap saloons of Chicago's West Madison St. yesterday and informed that his
them,” he
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play the role of the British Spit-| Jes fire of World War II
By DON TEVERBAUGH
Britain would be the first purely interceptor planes that the United one Gi The quantities vary proportion-|States has sent to Europe. ‘ment statistics, this nation is NeW Crown.
If we consider only employ- Calvary Baptist Church.
More than 600 telephone users riding atop the greatest busi-/
cient for building $15,000 to $18,-|defense” program that was sup-| in the Cumberland exchange tor iets boom on record.
000 homes, officials said.
Local Produce
Butterfat—Premium. 60c: regular ‘le ° | Egaa—Chifrent Seteipt to case 3%¢; Grade A
arse,
B large 3 snd Grade A 9 Poultry — Fo, 4% Ibs. and over, 2Bo| Ju er 4 and Le horns, 18¢c; cocks tans, Be an 3 voultry. eo loss | than
Bobbs-Merrill pfd ¢%A%.
[United States would contribute But it long-range strategic aircraft,
iat Stocks and Bonds Britain would
range tactical aircraft, America OF 25 cents plus tax for a person-| gs,
;| troops for Western Europe, al-|
posed to be carried out under the day were celebrating the pros-| {North Atlantic Treaty.
Carrying Bigger Load
pect of the day when it will not{reau says, |be a long distance from Cumber-| Were gainfully employed. That's Friends may call at 4014 Byron [shortages of gas.
During July, the Census Bu-|
(UP)—
62.5 million persons|Church.
Society, is handing Mr. Richter,
mother, Mrg, Christine Proctor, had died leaving him the. apparent sole heir of $12,500 worth of property at Bass Lake, Mich. Richter sajd ‘he ha@® been knocking around West Madison St., avenue of the derelicts, for years. “1 like skid row,” he said. But he confessed that he would probably take a roormiin a more respectable section of the city now and get a job as an elevator operator. However, he'll revisit his old stamping grounds from time to time to mingle with ‘his pals.
Local Deaths
g 2.8 MELVIN HERSHAL
j- [two loads high good and low
Hog Trade Active Here, Prices Steady
Trade opened active today in the Indianapolis Stockyards with| prices on light and medium weight barrows and gilts generally fully steady with yesterday's averages. | - Hogs, 8500; bulk choice 180 to 1240 pounds, $23 to $23.25; .near| . 200 head, $23.35; short load,| | $23.40; 240 to 280 pounds, $22 to $23; 280 to 330 pounds, $21 to $22;|* 120 to 160 pounds, $18 to $20.50; 160 to 180 pounds, $21 to $23; sows steady to strong; bulk choice to 500 pounds, $18 to| $19.50; lights, $19.75 and $20; 500! to 6350 pounds, $17.50 to $18. Cattle, 350; calves, 300; steers and heifers nominally steady;
choice 100-pound steers bought to arrive $34; commercial to choice) yearlings, $30 to $35; cows steady; utility and commercial cows, $22.50 to $29; odd head, $30; canners and cutters, $17.50 to $23; vealers active, steady; {good to prime $33.50 to $37.50; utility and commercial, $26.50 to| $33. lion to expand Radio Free Sheep, 500; moderately active, Europe in its slugging anti-Red spring lambs steady; choice and fight to free enslaved people. prime, $31.50 to $32; good and Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins of choice, $30 to $31.50; utility, $27 Indianapolis, who led the Indito $29; slaughter ewes steady to 20% drive last year when 16
for Freedom in Indiana as their No. 1 Americanism project for 1951-52. The crusade is part of a national drive to be launched next month to enroll 25 millionn Americans and seek $3.5 mil-
50 cents higher; good and choice, {$10 to $14. Bulls steady; good, $28 to $0.
eommercial and
‘million Americans were enrolled,
Cigarets Help
"ROUGH ON REDS {Front row): Lt. Gov. Sohn A. Watkins (left), Glen R. Hillis; (back row) Cmdr. Gilbert Bates (lefi), Jack W. Mcintyre, Jack H. Albershardt.
Indiana's 125,000 ILegion- has been named honorary naires will sponsor the Crusade State chairman. Glen R. Hillis, Kokomo attorney, is active
chairman and Gilbert Bates .of Milford, new Indiana Legion commander, and Jack W. McIntyre of Bloomfield, past commander, are co-chairmen. Jack H. Albershardt, Indianapolis, is state director. Radio Free Europe, identifying Reds and spiking Kremlin propaganda, “is our most potent weapon in the cold war of freedom vs. tyranny,” said Mr. Hillis, recently back from a World tour.
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Indiana Excluded Baseball Lottery Tickets.
From Regulation On Natural Gas
Indiana has been excluded from a proposed federal regulation pro-| hibiting use of natural {heating in new homes and for {new industrial consumption. This was announced today by
“7 Public Service Commission Chair-| Iman Hugh W. Abbett. Mr. Abbett
{reported that he had received the
gas for|
MRS. ELIZA REED, 66, of 1715 conversation with C. P. Rather,
information during a telephone
baseball lottery tickets,
confirmed by Washington. Packages of cigarets are ap-
ANDER- 3 ‘SON, 47. of 618 Udell, ANDER Shortage Doubtful pearing around town bearing ‘of Solotken & Co., Inc. Services| “It was questionable whether a the brand name of Fletcher
at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Mt.| Burial,
I years. | tomorrow in Burial,
. DAVID McDAMON, 43, of 1123 companies in the state io submit —
Rahke, baseball ticket printer. The Rahke smokes boast “You can rely on Rahke’s, Masten's and Moon and Lightning” —-three of the top baseball tick-
'shortage of gas would develop in Indiana,” Mr. Abbett said. “Reclognizing this, the federal agency will request all gas operating)
. Perkins St. Services at 1 p.m. ‘assistant deputy administrator of| The Unis Biates; under the Sa in the Chapel of the Peo-| the Petroleum Administration for mutual defense assistance pro- les Funeral Home. Burial, New Defense. : : ' : Br cad) ls giving Europe Dr However. it has not yet been It pays to. advertise—even cigarets are needed solely to
advertise his business. “Because of my reputation and name,” he said, “I hardly need to advertise in Indianapolis any more. “People can rely on tickets because straight,” ‘he said. Raps Competitors
my they're
Miley Ave. a shoe repairman data on production and demand.” ets. Reviewing his printing operaServices at 1 p. m.| Originally, the PAD had in-| And the custom blended cig- tions, Mr. Rahke fashed out Bethany Baptist cluded Indiana among 15 states arets are costly, too. Mr. at some of his competitors. He Floral Park. considered to have impending | Rahke said he. bought 1000 said they have given a “legiti-
When the treaty was being de-|land to Indianapolis—by phone,
Ie Grade Dated little more than two Years ina is, medium. *Icilago, U.
8. authorities said the] pact powers would have a bal-| anced “collective” force. The
Cumberland is only 11 miles sast of Indianapolis on U, 8. 40.! is a long-distance tele-|
Place after 4 p. Br logay.
Harold Hartley, business edi- |
tor of The Times, is vacation-
ing. His regular column: “Today In Business,” will be resumed ‘Aug. 20.
phone call, costing 15 cents plus|
shorter. [18% for a station-to- -station call
supply o
{3.5 million more than the previ-
us peak, ‘reached in: August,
MRS. MARTHA B. HOOVER
But actually, Packages at 27 cents a pack, {Indianapolis has restricted use of [gas for industry and home heat-
ing since 1946. Terming them a “new idea,”
84, of 5315 Central Ave, Services Mr. Rahke said he bou : : ght the at 11 a. m. today in Flanner and Line May Permit Switch cigarets a week ago to distribBuchanan Mortuary. Burial,
Crown Hill.
JOHN H. "KEN DREW, 44, {849 N. Jefferson Ave.
STOCKS Aug. 10— ate asved) and Britain would share naval to-person call And in Washington, word goes laboratory techniciin. Services at American’ Loan 3% vre...... 8 :|responsibility, and Europe-—pri- Change Due In '52 ‘round that there will be several 2 P. m. tomorrow in. the Jordan American States pfd........ . MH i ‘Imarily France—would supply the But ail that will b h a amendments to the nesw controls Funeral Home, Burial, WashingETE Riel ET Ti [ground Soop. Wk States. 1a 4upvias ul . Ry Be Saange Mate permitting another couple of ton Park. ila = Helt RR & Stk Yds: pid..... | ‘New the ‘Unite es is su ) ov. when the new nudges to the cost- of” living—/ y : > stk vd er 3 : g MRS. i ~ Hobbes a com 18’ Wn more thkn 300,000 ground extended service system is com- probably 2 or 3 per cent in- saa i ALTOS RY or
‘Central Soya
‘ready has sent -F-84 ground-sup-,
'pleted. Then Cumberland resi-|creases between now and next a¢ 2 pm. tomorrow in the First State Public Service Commission!
Baptist Church of North Indianapolis. Burial, Crown Hill.
bes »
OLIVER 0. FL INN, 79, of 1057
Congress Ave. caretaker at
per week and factory inventories years, former Kingan and Stand-
Grocery Store employee.
Cnamb of COm €OM ....esee. 31 summer, ; Sat ™ 3 e1_|port aircraft to Europe, may send dents will be able to dial directly One of the “favored sons” to Cont Car-Na-Var 1% the F-86 interceptors, and con-to any of 10 Indianapolis ex- feel relaxed controls may Q Ln COM .ovvnnnes J : 3 o SUIRIINEY Ene Sh. 103 |tinues to assume its original re-changes—without any toll charge. Tv__they've had a bad year \ohsoliduted in 8 oid weenie 161, Sponsibility for long-range atomic| Sheldon A. Key, attorney for Last | October Manufactorers a Teio 6 prd ..\ .«-/bombing and its share of the the disgruntled telephone custom- By . s/ Crow h t 17 BE a acu ion som + rv naval load ere Wie Rave I i Tu were producing over 200,000 sets Crown Hill cemetery the last 1 LL Da Rg Rl at ‘| Once the United States de c th ® ave een Faging 2 pe an . 1 ce nite States - month battle to get e to ' 5% ofd ...... 100 ard Dr araat sw 0 nn (termined to station ground troops charges lifted, announced today A NOE ete DOIY os
Hamilton Mig pom ‘e jon er ones cv tome T&T 5% pid... 8 quickly decided to send Ameri compromise off Hook Drug Co com. ., I 1 fight 1 i t A ny ler by Indiana Bell than 744,000 sets on hand at 1. AsS0 Tel 2 pfd. .. Ne « [can fighter plane units, too, in Telephone Co. [tactory Tevel and they were t Ind Asso Tel 31s pd ......... 4 Nislorder to protect the American New Koil Stor, v ng y 'eé turn[ng Mich Ei 4% pre ili ee 102 °|soldiers. A U. S. F-84 unit will be ‘ew kquipment = ° ing out only 26.000 units per tndpis Ath Grub Realty Co... 31 ms (In Europe soon. The company has agreed to in- WeeK: tfanapolis Water com 16} Vide —— ———————— g ’ . : . indianapolis Water dbs pfd.. 101 © : H WwW Tk stall new equipment that will tie New Gimmick Indianapolis Water 8% pfd.... 101 i 5 osiery orkers the Cumberland exchange in with Th till pull the Kids ne ) : ' : e movies 8 u (ids, a Te a Goin. g i” Affiliate With AFL the city’s dial system, but it sald |; are's no doubt ot hy avons] life com. 10,, '5is The National Federation of 15 months would be needed to Merchants in the Arlington an Ce te uty 89, 551, Hoslery Workers, with 1100 local{complete thé installation. Shopping Center last month start- of 922 E. 46th St, Sach CUrpotation da 13a 18% workers, today became affiliated] The long-distance system will ~Herr TI + MASUE ASPOAIL oS 3a 8a with the American Federation of he continued until the new in- ater Parties, staking the neighKat Homes com mew). ........ M 184i] anor, Dan Edison, head of thelstanation is ready. ; 2% 234% , . N Ind, Pub Serv com, . 1a 31 ns local hosiery union announced. The agreement was reached at the Arlington Theater. i Ind Pub Serv 4a pid ..... 3 MN Four years ago the union sep- after the Cumberland residents The idea being, Mama could ‘roaress Li jo beanie Be “ ». R_ Mallory Co. com. : 3 arated from the Congress of In- had filed a service complaint farm out the youngsters for a Jus Serv of 1nd 31a PH 33st dustrial Organizations because of with Indiana Public Service Com- couple of hours while she shopped.
Rass lear Tool com Fohwitzer-Cummins pid anne 17 #0 Ind G&E com, + 31k ‘ p> Ind GRE 48%. .pfd ....... 106! Stokely-Van Camp OOM sonees 15% 16 iokely-v pn, camp pfd « ID 173 ier & Co 54% ord 8 “re Haute Maileable 11 0 8 Machine 00 iounnagessse 3 enhone 6% ofd ps United ‘Utilities RAE 12 12% Union Title Varesavnaanse 9 *Extra dividend. BONUS
Alleh & Steen 8: American Loan 44s 53 American Security 5s 60 American Loan 4's 60 . Bastian Morley 5s 61 ....
» 2 108s member of the AFL. 2
. u% Local Truck Grain Prices
B se Hu. S. Statement
n Western Europe, the Pentagon that his clients had accepted the dustry found itself with more in the Seventh Christian Church. in the Blackwell Funeral Home
“@ a dispute over a per capita tax. mission. The agreement now must A ans, Prior to that,
they had been a be formally Tatified by the PSC.
Mayor Seeks Committee
— To Investigate “Truck wheat, $2.18. 9 Slaying Yellow Cor LT Mayor Bayt today was still y wxrb rcs Sovbenns fold). 3278 trying tp find ‘three. citizens
willnig to serve on the special committee to investigate the fatal
600 youngsters, 800, and the third, more than y.,.q gq (r 401 N. N8bI® St. 1000.
But during last month the in~
11 she ‘had to do was request 2
“Annie Oakleys” at the box office.
performance pulled the second drew
The first
And it pulled business for the
shopping center.
The super market sales were
$1000 more than average and the ladies apparel shop doubled their sales volume.
more than
Batesville Tele Co 4'a8 . , 95 vee:| WASHINGTON, A TP) n- Shooting of a fleeing motorist by or? ECON . HH eves! ment (expenses and TK gp Qovern i holice 8 g . But.what about the theater th \ . sens} Ph 0 Columbia Club 3-53 € vanes 33 o} with 2 YOAT ARO Thivust: Auk. 5 compared I They sell more than $190 wor vans Ind Tal 4%s 6) 101 ag his Year Last Year The Mayor said he had defi- ,¢ popcorn per show. rr a Eom | Regelpts SAIS E3807 | 3111e78.45e Nite refusals from five persons. Revol familton & Co Ss 08 anf eceipts 5 454 ndpls Paint & Color 5s 64 100 | Deficit 2.844.666.544 smn eo Others have his request under ream Revolt inal Public Loan Bs 64 ,., 06 Cash Hal a Ice C
Ind Limestone 4s 15 Ind Asso Tel 3 75 fois Ratlways 5s 67 56 ..Kuhner Packing “ 0 ...... 0 epkamo Sa
5.878.360 ia Piblic Debt 288, 303. 228.668
st 404, v3 ‘978 consideration, he explained, but 34,035,536.452 'all of them are lukewarm to the assignment.
d Res, 21,758, 381, nr
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE For the Day
cream,
There's a new trend in Ice the experts say.
People in Increasing numbers
» ans | The Mayor said he wanted the § ing Pub Serv 31} ” Oleari $ 9.152 buyin soft” ice cream, P bilo gia En Ts 18 | Debita S stile three-man inquiry to operate in- which Tn isn't even ice B Beye Im... ss hh | Cleavines For the Week ss.001.000 ‘dependently of the investigation cream : Traction T Terminal Bs 'ST |... +... Debits 1iz000 being: made by Ihe police de- “pi it's good, and that's what
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partment. counts, for Tod VielE Sf he rata shooting Soft cream usually doesn’t ay was Billie Thompson, 24, who eet state requirements—a minl-
a speedig charge early Wednesday.
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(killed while attempting to escape mum of 10 per cent butter fat. police who had captured him on p.¢ sometimes it does and that confuses the industry.
But whatever you call it, con-
sumption of regular ice cream has Ron off in the Midwest by preferred stock, series D, at 4's
24 per cent and sales of the soft stuff has jumped relatively.
The huge ice cream industry is arting to wonder, starting to
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To Pim sg wii idiot mission chantings which bom Dompard the sa-
The fol ine ao table LRA he in .|vert to a “softer” product.
‘Which Twin? “Which twin has the Toni?" White River filtersplant and the,
has known advertising slogan.
been named as the best
Next best was “The pause that
Services at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow
Burial, Crown Hal,
JOHN EL v IN "co AMPBEL L, 76, of 1234 N. Pershing Ave. retired carpenter for E. B. Ball & Son. Services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the West Side Church of the Nazarene. Burial, Floral Park.
= » ~ MEYER B. KAUFFMANN, 56, salesman for
ed the first of their Summer The- Sacks Brothers Jewelers 15 years.
Services at 4 p. m. today in the
borhood small fry to free movies Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home. Bur-
ial, Shara Yefilla C Cemetery,
ORA .KESLER, "63. of 4732 Caven St., a carpenter. Services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers West Chapel. Burial, Floral Park.
MRS. M; \RY MARGARE T rooming house proprietor 16 years. Services at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Crown Hill Mausoleum.
Virginia Hill to Visit
Brother in Florida
SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 10 (UP) Virginia Hill Hauser, whose home and personal property were sold to reduce her bill for back income taxes, has gone to visit her brother in Pensacola, Fla., a friend said today. The friend said she would stay with R. C, Hill, Pensacola used car dealer, until her tax difficulties are cleared up.
Water Company Plans $2 Million Stock Sale
A petition requesting permission to sell $2 million worth of
per cent, was filed with the Public,
Service Commission today by the Indianapolis Water Co. The sale would amount to 20, 000. shares, the company said, and | would reimburse the treasury for funds spent recently on capital improvements, including the
Cicero Creek reservoir.
of Olis to switch completely to nat-! a dental Ural gas,
“Our new line to Zionsville is large enough to permit Indianap-
ute to friends and taverns. His agents also are handing them out to spread the Rahke name.
mate’ business a bad name.
plus 3 cents state tax. “People think I'm crooked, A New Idea too, since hoodlums have got
into baseball ticket printing,’ he said. “But I'm trying to put them out of business.” Mr. Rahke said he also advertises his operations with cigaret lighters. book matches,
if we could gef that But Mr. ~Rahke denied the trick Knives and ash trays. much,” Mr. Abbett said. 2 er see oo 5 re Thomas L. Kemp, general man- : bert Cook, narrowly esca ed ine ager of the Citizens Gas Co, said A Near Miss jury last, night when oR that the city since February has PITTSFIELD, Mass., Aug. 10 {struck her bedreqm, ripped up the been getting 10 million cubic feet (UP) = *Mariof®. *vook, 18- month- floor boards and piled” her crib
additional per day and has a plied for permission from the old daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
to receive a further increase,
Mrs. Ruth Dalton Services Monday
Services for Mrs. Ruth F. Dalton will be at 8:30 a. m. Monday
John's in Holy
and at 9 a. m. in St. Church. Burial will be Cross Cemetery. Mr. Dalton died yesterday in her home, 450 Terrace Ave. She was 72. : = Born in St. Paul, Ind.. Mrs. Dalton had lived here since child-; hood. She was a member of St. John’s Catholic Church, Surviving are a son,
John F.
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