Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1951 — Page 25

trol. OPS will keep the labor vote

other increases in expenses.

. ” ” WHAT WILL MEN'S suits look like? They'll be fairly plain, single. breasted with broad shoulders, smooth draped backs, with an alr of ease about them. And the new cloths will keep their press better, last longer. He showed me pictures of the evolution of men’s dress. and man never has been as fussy about clothes as women. Our American forefathers, with handlebar mustaches, were pretty sloppy guys, the rough and tough

sort. Not that the American man is becoming a sissy. But he's becoming neater, and plainer in his

DU PONT KEEPS thinking thetic rubber with paper.

fore the pulp is made into paper. The result is,what they call “wet strength.” They're eyeing the market for disposable diapers, and doublewalled insulated bags for cold bottles or cans. : «le. AND IT MAY be used to stick plastic tiles on bathroom walls to keep the shower spray from working through, soaking plaster. The idea cost Pu Pont a million dollars and three years of perspiration. :

Sleepytime Tale

TRUST THE NAM to get flip with “Rip.”

The NAM has a new telecast to It's the story of a

THEY CALL HIM “Kip Van|

Winkle.” He goes to sleep in 1939|180 pounds $21 to $22.50; to awaken in 1951. He takes his 1939 dollars out into the inflated price world and that's where the|S0Ws little changed, choice 325 to fun begins. NAM:'s target is to show what's lighter weights sparingly = $20; happened to the dollar—as if you! didn’t know.

dress, and a heap sight more comfortable. sn ” . | AND FROM WHAT I've seen, and what I've lived through, he

could stand a lot of that.

Park, through the educated hand! and eye of Tony Pizzarelll,

thumb and start to count million dollars, go to sleep before It takes time.

you finished.

And he'll get it, too, in Fashion melts States pfd

Millionth Buck | Santral 5

IF YOU WERE to wet your |C you'd probably Su

For Instance,

'Local Stocks and Bonds

Aug, 20

STOUKS American Loan 5% pfd...... American Siaies com “

srnsens @ Ayreshirt Colleries com ...... 17%!

{ Ayres dah obbs-Merrili com Li... 14 18 Bobbs-Merrill pfd 4%% ...... 80% oy a . « $1% Chamb 'N hia com . 1 ircle Theater com ,, oo HOY om Loan 4 pid ... on 07 out A |Cont. Car-Na-Var ... ig 1 pp mmings Eng com 36 Cummings Eng pid ... 100 103 consolidated #n 5 fd ...... V's

a Eleo com

us. plesk. + ERE RIN ENR EA NY py: ing ‘feet of faith for those Ww

N Ind § . shall walk and not be faint.” IN ind Pub Serv dia pid ...... ta . | Progress Aundary om iin 2 Tin Ear bub Sete of 1d Sa ota Lio: BL op. BIN MEY sie ay bh rv of Ing J Ma ial . = WERE ** Ls “iE Babe Sark sbedid JOM sax 38% ; FROM €ITY HALL eomes “Ross “Gear Tool com wads ve fg story of engineering magic, Schwitzer-Cummins pfd - ..... 17 ah So Ind G&E com vines 31a They've just put in a new elevator. g5 rq Qa 48% pid 106 2 " . Stokely-Van Camp com ,....., 17% The workmen on the Job left Stokely-Van camp pid ...4.0 17% eves wide with wonder. They [anner & Co 5'2% vid ... 98 ; : | Terre Rauts Malleabls ...... ve 12 told of a new elevator, nOW ing § Machine Co Sigieiens .@ fa! Lnilea | eiennon aes the experimental stage in the Otis United Otiitles Iv Bid 13 13 Elevator Co. research department Union Title eae rear ie B i

with a mechanical which responds! to the human voice.

and say ‘1 want to go up one of the Otis installers. Now if they can make it take you to the right floor when you call the number, it will be al

be with music on the way.

ONE THING which keeps men going is hope of a better day. When hope keep. alive, the man does too, I am thinking of promotions, - new titles and more pay, perhaps, ¥ and added responsibilities, how much they mean, how strengthening to the spirit, how they prop up morale. Wise companies Keep moving their men along on their ability to deliver. They do a better job,

as that.

caps, and live like the rest of | fincas Co con life som. . 10 vi

Lincoln National Life ..’ oF Goodwill Industries 1 would callilyneh Corporationg,. . p= x a a Rr SF Th (4 ry To 49) ? TNA Fem “chin vil 4 [Nar Homes ofa A . <*shall run and not be weary, and/N Ind Pub @ervicoin

American Loan 433s 55

» a # / “ALL YOU DO is face the door, American Loan 414s

(OT | Batesville Lele Co dius Hh down). and the door opens, said Buby |Columbia Club 3-58 €3 ....... Citizens Ind Tel 45s 8) Equitable Securities 6s 80 .... Hamilton Mfg Co 5s 65 "a Indpls Paint & Color 5s 64 | Indpls Public Loan 88 64 ... 96

hands-in-your-pockets jobs, may- ind Asso Tel

Indpis Railways 5s 87 | Kuhner Packing 4s 89

LE Three Push-Ups Ns Arts Co 5s 58 Publle Service l'as 75

Soraeue Devigas S53 I'raction Terminal Ss

U.S. Statement

pared with a year

they get moved up. It's as simple) Sti"

it will take Goodwill Industries, suitable Securities com ..... 33 Inc. just 16 years to pay out its Family Finance com ........ 100° | Ho a beens watching ts|Jamuiet ule go com." "! B14 wage clock, and the millionth dome 47 55 ola Gereeateee nous buck, al paid to handicapped ng. Asso Tel 2 pid " . n workers, will go through the pay +i a hits T™ ied : 3 . a 8 ER Rear ov 7 8 { i HOSE MILLION DOLLARS ‘Indianapolis Water com oo 16% Ba done a heap of good, given FGRIAPCH War ft ofa 107 HE | people self-respecting jobs, helped {HaBly LOT & fo Sop =o» 33 them to forget physical handi-| indianapolis Rajiwars com ‘ if ba!

Co com ......

ingan Co pid gan & 103

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*Extra dividend BONL® Allen & Steen 83 American Security 5s 80 aerial Td American Loan 4'4s 60

hner Fertilizer 5s 58 ... Com Bldg 4's 61 ..

nd Limestone 4s 78 ai 3s 1 .......

enkamp Hs LHR . Pub Serv 33s 13 ..

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (UP)-—-Qovern nent expenses and receipts for the cure ent fiscal year through Aug. 16, com ARO |

This Year Last Year Expensas $ T.I97.8310.152 3 4.348.706.5190 Receipts 4.173,070.631 3.831,17176808 Deficit 3.024.762. 521 815.528.8800 Cash Bal 5.692.823.4561 4.904.349. 148 Public Debt 256.279.860.332 257.503.971.827 Gold Reserve 21,709,725,.788 313.054.146.687 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE $16,352,000 ebits $0,331,000

cent push-ups in P. R, Mallory &! Co., Inc, all men who earned their way to a better level. They are R. W. Lee who ig now |g assistant treasurer. And George - C', Mercer who has been made di- a rector of purchasing. Then W, J. Topmiller Jr., who went from assistant purchasing agent to fullfledged purchasing agent. It is this steady step-up which keeps men interested in their jobs, and their company, too.

Fr Gg Mece ND

I AM THINKING of three re- Local Produce

to case J0ci B large 43s,

than No, |

Local Truck Grain Prices

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. oN W WORRICANE Ar : hon 810 » MAM FOTOLAST NJ GINS ane go wamme | M00 demi Yd gp Stommy {7 Team

Butterfat—Premium. 80ct regular Te Eggs—Current receipts, 54 ibs Aud, ovat ade

Grade A large, 50c: and Grade A madium 0 grade, llo Poultry ~Fowls. 4% (bs and over nder 4'4 Ibs, and Leghorns, 180: opocks nd stags, 15a. and No 2 poultry do less

Truck wheat, $2 20 /hite corn, $1 87 Yellow corn. $1.87 Oats, 8c

Soy beans fold! 32.74 —— ent \ A .~. ” a Ay a i fo GN (pile \ ] 1 Lo ot

things up. Latest is mixing syn-| They stir the stuff in just be-

They changed his

[best kind; choice to fang

ident; John J.

Hog Prices fo To 25 Cents Off

350 pounds $20 to $20.50;

160 pounds $18 to $20, few

Columbus,

On Local Market

Trade opened moderately active today in the Indianapolis Stockyards, with prices on light and medium weight barrows and gilts steady to 25 cents lower) name to “Kip.” {than Saturday's averages. | Hogs, 11,000; bulk choice 180 to

be air-viewed on WFBM starting 240 pounds $22.75 to $23; top next Saturday with a run-through| to Aug. 31. guy, like “Rip Van Winkle,” who went to sleep.

Insurance Firm Names 2 Here

Mr.

Main

ant agency directors for

{fairly freely for choice No. 1 and fergon National Life Insurance 2 from 120 to 225 pounds; 250 to/Co., 241 N. Pennsylvania St., the {280 pounds $22 to $22.50; 280 to firm announced today. {300 pounds $21 to $21.50; odd over 160 to

120 to versity. A graduate of Purdue, $20.50

{of Agriculture at Purd

;|Mr. Skinner served as an Army]

officer for four years

500 pounds $18 to $10.755; few World War IL

525 to 600 pounds $17 to $18.

[National firm in 1948

: {service director. A graduate of) Cattle, 2500; calves, 400; slow; gutler University, he also is a

hardly enough steers and heifers veteran of the last war.

to establish trend; asking prices {strong; some bids a shade easier; J4a Asked coveral loads -high choice and] prime light and medium weight 8 a un 02 105 steers held at $36.50 to $37; cou-| RAR Sain Los od. .... 8 * .iple loads choice yearlings sold at Police Chief Ray Hinkle has won! i $35.25; two loads choice to prime the Mission, Tex, Gold Seal 3 * heifers $35.50; small lot commer-

steady; good to prime $26.50 to $33.50.

Sheep, 1000; native

prime, $32.50; slaughter

Bulls firm; commercial

SAFE ON JAMAICA—Film star Linda Darnell (right), and her daughter, 4, were reported safe on Jamaica where a hurricane has taken 109 lives. Linda, on location, chats with Sheila Chong, |

u spring | Sv lambs opened slow, steady to 50!

and laboratory, ... Rood $28 to. $30; asking $31 for|drunkometer tests, and a health anitation division In" the]

y near/and

Times State Service

{Progress Award “for

imade to a state. Mr. Hinkle has

4° 33% cents lower early, late bids fully/chief here since Jan. 1, 1943. 103 [$1 lower; early Yr choice and fore that, he served 18 years with 1. prime, $30.50 to $32: small lot the Indiana State Polic ewes | Iv (33% Steady; good and choice, $11 tojcity credits him with st [$14

His citation from th

police training school, a juvenile

a Jamaican girl with whom she is to make a movie.

Tubeless Tires

ML Sera. OMORROW—The

will be fair over most” |

Midwest area includi “activity will be widespread,

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81 Years of Prestige and Integrity 44 N. Delaware at Market

"Opposite Courthouse’ — FR-2301 DOWNTOWN CENTER FOR

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» MOTOROLA Television and Radio » THOR Washers and lroners

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» NORGE Gas Ranges (Exclusive electric starter)

» SCHWINN Built Bicycles » GENERAL ELECTRIC Small Appliances

Cosh—30-Doy Charge—Payments

We Trade . . . We Finance Our Own Accounts

Mr, Skinner

Robert E. Skinner and Robert She died early yesterday in GenE. Main have been named assist- org) Hospital, Their car skidded

Mr. Main joined the Jefferson

{tinguished and meritorious servcial and good steers $30 to $33.30; 20 *he has rendered Bloomington .jmajority steers eligible at $34 to as chief of police as well as a |$36; cows fully steady; utility and/citizen.” ind feiss & otal Haas » 16% commercial $22.50 to $28.50; odd | At Mission, T. M. Melden, presi- .--- head good $30 to $31; canners and gent of the Chamber of Comcutters $18 to $23; vealers active, merce, explained the award is §p4 10 ociven annually for exceptional] $37.50; utility and commercial | pr yice and only one award is|

been police

the Jef-|

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‘Bloomington Police Chief Awarded Texas Honor |

BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 21 —|

of | the dis-!

Be-

e Texas arting a a police division,

i { { i { |

{year-old boy was drowned near

{Blake St. |Concord, Mass.

_|son of Mr. and Mrs. John Robert ' |8mith, Greenfield.

‘the road, hit a tree and turned

Bricker boy's neck four miles east

f | porch.

| doors.

recent years,

King's low prices.

Greenfield. : Latest traffic victims: William Thompson, 33, of 404

Mrs. John E. Merrill, 28, West

Rickey Linn Smith, 4 months,

Alfred Kelly Bricker, 15, Daleville. Paul L. Johnson, 68, Greenfield.

Ray Oxley, 47, Matthews.

Mrs. Wilmer Mosshammer,-42, Ft. Wayne. Charles Czeck, 23, South Bend. Qut-of-state accidents not previously reported in The Times killed George W. Stephens, 23, Laporte, and Lestor B. Moody, 34, Columbus, Ind. The drowning vietim was John Milburn, 18, Bering, Mo.

Mr. Thompson died early yesterday when his car skidded off

over on an embankment seven miles north of Lebanon on U. 8. 52. .

Skids Off Pavement

—Mrs.

Muncie.

Mr.

Mrs. Mosshammer died on the way to the hospital after a twocar crash late last night at Monroeville and Mennick. Rds southeast of Ft. Wayne.

Others Hurt

Four other persons from Ft. Wayne were hurt. Two of them Albert Schoef, 19," and John E. 8alvy, 29—were in seri{ous condition at St. Joseph Hos- | pital, Ft. Wayne. State police said Mr, Mosshammer, 38, failed to stop at the intersection and his car was struck by Mr. Salvy’s auto. Mr, Stephens and Mr. Moody were killed in motorcycle accidents in Illinois. A similar accident on U. 8. 52|motorcycle hit an auto trailer on

Mr.

fatally injured Mrs. Merrill and|U. 8. 30 near Matteson.

ieritically injured her husband. ‘motorcycle ‘motorcycle on U.S. 36 east of | He and his wife off the wet pavement northwest were riding to the Illinois State jof Indianapolis on Friday night pair at Springfield. land struck a tree.

{leaves two small children—John, Mr. Skinner is the son of theis ,.4 jeanne 4.

{late J. H. Skinner, former Dean

Mrs. Merrill]

A car-truck crash broke

Decatur,

Mr. Moody was killed when his another

sideswiped

In,

In Indianapolis last night, a 12- oR | year-old boy suffered a brain con-| {cussion in a hit-run accident at| The Smith baby was killed 234 St. and Martindale Ave. Jodie when a car driven by his father yee 2216 Columbia Ave. was in|

|collided with another car Satur- fair condition at General Hospital, day night on Ind. 9 on the out-

In the drowning, Mr. Milburn {skirts of Greenfield.

suffered cramps while swimming the in a pit a mile north of Greenfield {and sank before his two compan-| lof Anderson on Ind. 32 at mid-|ions, Andrew Williams and Berry| night Saturday. He died on the! Wadleigh, could reach him. {way to the hospital, He was the was visiting in Greenfield.

Mr. Czech died in South Bend yesterday of injuries suffered Sat-

Stephens’

the sawbuck in his hand. Two men accosted him, one pulled a large knife, grabbed the bill and started to run. ' Mr. Jones had a tight grip on the money. He still has a torn half

Bloomington Dam Plea to Be Aired Sept. 17

The state Public Service Commission today said it will hold a public hearing Sept. 17 on Bloomington's plea to issue $1 million in revenue bonds to build a dam, e EL PSC Chairman Hugh Abbett said the city needed a larger storage space for water. Bids on the project will . be advertised Sept. 7.

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This is the time of the year for]

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{the family to enjoy the summer base chairs come in a variety of evening in the yard or on thecolors and are of sturdy construc{tion to withstand the rigors of

King's Indiana Billiard Co. hard summer usé® They are avail-

{Inc., 1645 Southeastern Avenue, is|able in both high and low back { offering a complete display of the design. That's not all, be sure {finest furniture, ideal for pleasant to see the Hettrick Gliders and {evenings or afternoons in the out- chaise longues, and the telescope Claude King, president of caprain chairs. * the company, says his firm's dis-| play i§ one of the finest in sum-/and three persons and another mer furniture they have had in nationally known product is the Compacto folding aluminum chair,

Goshen Rok-0O-Glider for two

You will have to visit the com- a real outdoor comfort.

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For your shopping convenience] King’s Retail Furniture Department is open Monday and Friday evenings till 9 o'clock, the rest! of the week till 5:30, including Saturday. Parking is never a problem at King's Indiana Billiard Company.

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p. m, Crown Hill Cemetery. K. of P, Lodge No. 56. ALEMA—Mrs, Nora J. (O'Connell), 256 8. Temple Ave, beloved wife of George E., mother of George G. and Maurice J, City; sister of Mrs. Julia Mulvihill, City; Mrs. Kathering

Curran, County Kerry. Ireland, passed away Sat, Aug. 18 ab Methodist Hospital, age 69 yrs. Funeral GRINSTEINER FUNERAL *

HOME, 1601 E. New York St., Tuesday 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass St. Mary's Catholic Church 9 a. m, Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.’ Friends invited. Friends 6 p. m. Sunday. Altar Society will 8 p. m. for prayer.

KALB—Willlam P. of 928 N. Ham fiton, entered into rest Saturday afternoon, age 70 yrs. Husband of Margaret Kalb, brother of Mrs. Har~ riet Whitsit, Mrs. Emma Harrigan, dey: 10%. mar MARRY MOOS . . m. . MOORRB PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Michiggn. Friends are welcome, Burial crn

MAHONEY—Willlam F. age beloved brother of Marguerite Ma: honey, son of the late Jerry and Mary Mahoney, nephew of Mrs, J. Je Mahoney, Mrs. James FP. Lynch and James P. Tretton, passed away Friday at St. Vincent Hospital. Fue neral from the MOORE & KIRK MORTUARY, 5342 E. Washington St. Tuesday, Aug. 21st, 9:30 a. m.: Requiem mass Our Lady of Lourdes Church 10 a. m. Interment Holy [ross Cem. Friends may call at the unera ome. BLACKWELL . NERAL HOME IN CHARGE. FU

Sriram ettnieeirt em MONTGOMERY—Dee W., of 2028 N. Tibbs Ave., husband of Marie Stags Montgomery, brother of Mrs. Thelma Lagle, Doris Weldon, Marion and wn Montgomery, passed away in Bela ontaine, OL Saturday morning, e NTGOMER MORTUARY, 1622 N. Meridian RX Tuesday, 1 p. m. Interment South Park Cemetery, Greensburg, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary

any time. —e —— —

NEUMANN—Mrs. Francis Mario 3326 College, wife of Roy K. Neus man. mother of Nancy Glee Neue mann, sister of Mrs. Hazel Parsons and Glee Craegmile of Elwood, Ind., Passed away Mondy. Service \FLAN~ NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday, 2 p. m. Friends may Saif aL mortuary after § p. m. Mone

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may call after Members Rosary meet Monday,

ian at 19th St. 10 a. m.. Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral. | Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary, tRushville papers Please copy; ~~ ~~" a—— PIERSON—Edith E., of 2526 Prospect, beloved wife of Chester - Pierson, stepmother of Donald and Keith Pier

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BAKER—-We wish to thank our kind friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our beloved son and brother CHESTER A. BAKER We also wish ta thank Rev. Mohler and Mystic Tie Lodge for their comforting message. Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary for under standing services. MR. and MRS. ISOM BAKER FLOYD BAKER

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