Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1951 — Page 10

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Lower Here

By Harold Hartley

“THIS IS FOR FARMERS. But the city feller had bet-

ter look, too The government is standing on the front steps shoutiog|

to high heaven about inflation. - ‘But in the the back room the same guys are out corn sup-ileft. That's when demand levels ports for ho second biggest croploff with supply. stony. They figure about a nickel more they're going to put corniwill make customers zip past the up about 10 cents , egg counter as if it were quarantined.

is THAT DOESN'T FIT with the ‘Nothing Like a Dame’ tion talk. But it does it MACK MeGINNIS, in public re-| keeping the farm vote happy. lations, came up with the seven a happy farm vote Means reagons why women buy. Herel do another four-year stretch! they are: under “the Fair Deal.” Corn is selling over the support price. But the government keeps “parity”—that's the price floor-—

up where it looks 20d to thej got one. Everybody's got one. farmer. It's His proteet on. | And just because . . .”

ALBERT DeLUSE over at the| a a

Board of Trade pegged the new, corn supports due next month at ; om S Ni i 10 cents more,

And strangely another export]

1. 8. Stice, associate professor of farm economics, out at the Uni-| iva S im versity of Illinois, came up with,

the same figure.

3 » ” n AND I ASKED Al DeLuse how Disappearing Act

we could ever stop inflation by| upping support prices. And he replied, “That's what | Aug. we wonder.” 28 — The American-born wife of And that’s what you'd better n,jesing British diplomat Donald wonder. D. Macl.ean has dropped out of For Washington words and gight today as completely as her deeds match, not at all. ‘husband — and in somewhat the

e same baffling manner. Soft Shadows There was much talk —and lit-

LIGHT BULBS which throw {js evidence—that she nad been almost no shadow. Soft restful called to a rendezvous with her light. It makes you look younger. husband. Women have known for years Theories Galore about candle light, and what it| wMrs, Maclean's reported disapdoes to melt away the tell-tale’ pearance six days ago created marks of the accumulating years. theories as extravagant as the Soft light highlights the face mystery thrillers written by the

it. It makes her look thin. It comes from Paris. Her neighbors can't afford it. Nobody's

By United Press BEAUVALLON, France,

leaves wrinkles in the back- Riviera writers’ colony. ground. And that's what GFE'S| One informant said Mrs. Macnew “white” bulbs do, They're [ean still was inside the villa into

coming out with a 60-watter, which she moved last week ostenalong with the bigger sizes. sibly for a vacation with her In the right size they can giveimother, two sisters and children. your living room the.tone of an| rhe windows of the villa stood enchanted castle. wide open today, the family was

Slicker ‘Likker’ about — but Mrs. MacLean was no-

where in evidence. At the start DOWN AT FRENCH LICK, .c ,.. vacation” she had apWalter F. Terry, the clear- Heated peared ‘daily at the beach. vice president of Calvery A fol | Repeated telephone calls to the dealers that people are toning UP i), o)icited the information that their drinking habits. the “line is out of order.’ They're not buying those thin r . > blends any miore. They're switch- olice Bar Visitors

wan A police guard kept all visitors Y ) to the “A ing (a ax “riopie "he sald, “ from the grounds. There was ng

? NAEFSTOBE™ Hat — Mr AND PRICE ot UTTING rain Mactean, daughter of Francis N hit the liquor trade. A few spots, Marling, Chicago, still has not maybe, but over-all, the boys have picked up registered mail for her stayed in line. And that's a little from Chicago in the local post more than they expected since the office. It has been there several Supreme Court kicked the Fair days. Trade laws off the books. Mr. MacLean, too, disappeared "One thing always happens in A {three months ago at the start of price slug fest, Calvert's Terry a “vacation” along with Guy BurteQuartits ara UAHY SIDS eS Ae ARNT REE BELL ISR, foreign, nl Ge bo . fice ‘official still missing. On Time Two weeks later, the foreign EE HIS CY FAR “shoutdn!t-sHp-byoffice— im —Tondon—aiefased- the

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I'll leave it to old Pail Tron, writing. Mr. MacLean's cable to up Chicago way, to peg one of his wife, who was then expecting those passing big moments. And her third child, said: he put his finger on this one when, «paq to leave unexpectedly, its 40th birthday came up. sorry, darling. 1 love you. Please It was in 1911 that the first do not stop loving me. Donald.” automobile was sold on time pay-

ments. Up to that time the car Hoosier Truck Driver, was a rich man's toy. On an all

eash basis a guy in a factory had 40 Pigs Killed in Crash to stockpile two years’ pay before napw ATK 0, Aug. 28 (UP) he could think of putting on his 4 4, cdriver was killed early duster, cap and goggles and 80 40y when his tractor-trailer, ing out to ride the dust clouds. , ded with market-bound pigs, 88 swerved into a tree on U. 8S PHIL HANNA, who ought to Route 20 about six miles east of remember, said the bankers were here. > scared to death over time pay- Vietim of the crash was Karl ments. They sald it wasn’t sound. Prather, 22 Frankton, Ind. State But bankers had been wrong be highway patrol officers sald the fore. and since. truck was owned by the McCord It was the making of the auto Trucking Co., Frankton, industry. It put the auto poor Mr. Prather driving to

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man behind the wheel. Gave hirth Cleveland with a double-deck to mass production and caused load of pigs. Forty of the animals the nation to become a weh of were killed in the crash, police roads, the main lines of sald

.which- are smooth as sidewalks And think of the jobs mass

* I produced cars have made. And Slain Brunet S

what it did for John D., and the other oil biggies. ” on »

MANY A GUY has felt like By United Press he'd sold his soul when he put MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Aug. 28 his name on the note to buy a Police began a mass shake car. But very few have falled to down” today of boy friends of a

meet their payments regularly. This country owes a lot to the payment plan. It gave prosperity a shove, and put big credit in the hands of the working man. And, in my opinion, he's handled it all right.

“fickle but friendly’ raven-haired beauty whose bullet-pierced body was found hidden in a clump of weeds 10 miles north of here,

Chief Dade County Criminal Deputy ©, ID. Henderson said four men were arrested "and we The Egg Peg may jail 10 others” in the search MAYBE YOU'VE noticed. EgRs ror a 38-caliber pistol used in kill have been bouncing around as if ing 24.yvear-old Lewana Newman. they had rubber shells. Her They've moved up almost a dime a dozen in a month and a half. And the Wadley Co. tells me they can go ‘another nickel with. out getting winded. : An average grade A large will 1aY. cost you a neat six bits at your favorite foodery, cartoned and «ry ready for the juggle-jog home, brutal to have been committed by aN. professional bandits,” Deputy I CAN REMEMBER when Henderson said. “It must have women used to “put down” eggs been done by someone she recin water glass, a kind of gelatin, ognized, someone who also knew and fish them out of the goo and the area well.” wash them off, all winter long. | Officers said a resident of the Now there's a better way. The area where the body was found shell is porous. And if a fresh egg sajd he heard the shot and that is to stay that way, the pores tw, cars were Involved. in the have to be sealed. incident. nm Five pistols taken from sus- . THEY DIP THEM in warm pects culled from Lewana's doz‘mineral ofl, let it soak in a little, ens of boy friends were given nd put them in a refrigerator at ballistics tests, but none could vo, peta Th even a degree have fired the fatal bullets, actwo They won't freeze, co cording to Deputy Henderson. n He sald the blue-eved girl may things like, have sealed her doom when "she one or more of the 8 as one of her friends. He

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body was found yesterday miles from ‘the Gold where bandits kidmade off with Wednes-

only ‘a few Coast Hotel, naped her and £025 before dawn last

Five Pistols Tested

was a brutal murder -too

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‘Shaken Down for Death Gun vor vec mroving = i

Trade Opens Slow At Stockyards

Trading opened slow at the In[Qianapelts Stockyards this morn-

i 12,000; early sales light hy mediumweight barrows and igilts 25 to 50 cents lower; later {trade fully 50 cents lower; choice 190 to 250 pounds early $21.50 to} $21.75, top $21.75 for several! | |hundred: later trade $2150 down; ichoice 250 to 290 pounds $21 to {$21.50; late trade $21.25; 160 to 1185 pounds $20 to $21.25; sows lopened steady to wsak, later 25 cents lower; bulk choice 325 to [500 pounds $17.50 to $19.25; light|weigths $19.50 to $19.75; 500 to 1650 pounds $17 to $17.75. | | Cattle, 2400; calves, 400;

{high good and choice steers, {$34.50 @ 35.75; several loads held above $36; few club yearlings held around $38; good native

yearlings, $32.50 to $33.50; load ¢ — (high good and mostly choice heif- She’ s a Brave Little Kid’

$34.50; held d $35 nd nave: wines ana commer. LONE Survivor of C d

{cial cows, $22.50 to $28.50;

down to tree top level.

. 28, 1951

POTENT DEBUT—Capt. Bruce Cunningham, 5505 N. Central teers, Ave. damaged a Russian-built MIG-15 jet fighter in his first en- | “Husband says she can’t have and heifers fairly active, strong; counter with the enemy over Korea. The spectacular air battle occurred near the Manchurian border and raged from 30,000 feet

rash

od head, $20 to $30; 1 , tive, | head, 320 to $30; veaters, active, Juyah Wants to Go Home

$36.50; utility and commercial, 1825.50 to $32.50. | Sheep, 1000; spring lambs, > weak; bulk choice and prime, $31; —=Shirley Edelman, 12, top, $31.50 sparingly; good and choice, $29 to $30.50; slaughter ewes, steady at $11.50 to $14.50. Bulls, steady; commercial and good, $27.50 to $30; downward to $23 for odd lightweight cutters.

By United Press

that killed five persons, her mother and sister, said today, “I just want to go back home.” Shirley had not that her mother, Mrs. man, and her sister, Jackline, 1], iwere among those killed when the to school. isingle-engined Alaska Airlines home.” plane crashed while taking off at Holds Seldovia, Alaska, yesterday. Dr. George | The other victims were Pilot physician, {Glen Hickerson, 31, Homer;

Seldovia.

Dog Food Firm Here Accused of . ¢ y Suffers Injuries Using ‘False’ Label. weiss vi

accompanied by her father. She S¢ene.

he said. Every avai

including up by Everett, Wash,

John it would be wise to tell {Alex and Arthur Hogan, both of her mother and sister were dead.

“Daddy had a real good year already have come within shout- gr, ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 28 fishing, so he was sending Jack-ing distance of the state crown. mu. accused, however, the only line and me outside to go to Kings The state champ will then presurvivor of an airline plane crash Garden Boarding School for girls pare to sacrifice his vocal chords We were for Indianny at the international Sl turning around to take off and square dance festival in October. suddenly we tipped to one side. yet been told I didn't remember anything else Jacob Edel- until I woke up in the hospital. “Now I don't want to go away compete. I just want to go back

Back News E. Hale,

“But she's one brave little kid,” J, S. Statement Ithe first six cars of the

lable boat

the girl's Marion County Rural Youth Black said he did not think Light Set and the Knox County Shirley ¢ log dancers.

dovia Harbor rushed to Wy ment. exvenses and receipts for the current Iightside-up op the roadbed, but The wreckage

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| | 10 Wil Swing Sen. Jenner Blasts ! i i Parnes to Open u. S. Wheat Subsidies Ind.) today lashed out at agricul-dle,” Sen. Jenner explained: {ture “swindles” in which the fed- “Under the International More than a thousand square foreign countries for less money is fixed for wheat by the govern. {dancers in costumes will do-si-do than it is sold in America. {ments of ‘the participating nae than 100 callers call the tunes at the wheat-buying foreign coun-ifree market of the American | Indiana's first state square dance tried which are already recelving| economy but a political price set Senator said before a luncheon the Coliseum. |osphete where Congress has very It's part of the informal open- meeting here of insurance agents), difficulty seeing what is goFarmers Mutual Insurance Co. {from every county in the Kate which is celebrating its 74th year ‘The Senator pointed out the 'will be on hand for the Hoosier wheat “subsidy” cost American He also attacked the State De- taxpayers nearly $77 million and Chosen in Competition partment for paying newspaper- estimated that it would cost close The Hoosier Tune Wranglers of writers to “influence” public opin- Sen. Jenner called for Demojon and spread “administration crats and Republicans to join tobands from Ft. Wayne, Muncie land Connersville will fiddle while ‘Special Assignments’ to cut taxes by many “billions” Sen. Jenner said these men per- and trim expenditures to fit them, Dancers have been chosen in... 4 «spacial assignments” for competitions held all over Indi- the State Department which, he ment can take emergency powers Purdue University rec reation spe- o...i1ars do not bite the hand that office-holders ‘never let go.” cialist, and John Marks, Indiana ¢eaqq them.” “They hold on to the emergency .'to hoodwink the public into bePurdue alumnus. commentators, newsmen and Hol lieving the crisis is still with us,” Contest for Callers lywood film writers were accused g The dancing at the State Fair gtate Department in Congressionwill be just for fun

) Fair Tomorrow Sen. William E. Jenner (R.; About the “agriculture swin. - leral government sells wheat to Wheat Agreement, a world price land promenade right as more. “This means we are subsidizing tions. This is, of course, not the [festival at 7 p.m. tomorrow in other American subsidies,” the pop nin the international strating of the State Fair, and dancers and policy holders of the Indiana, on" housewarming. In existence. men, radio commentators and to a billion dollars in 10 years. Shelbyville and square dance propaganda.” gether in an economy campaign the floorboards burn. The Senator said the governlana by Prof. F. L. McReynolds, 4404 “was not unaware thatit0 meet a catastrophe but the Farm Bureau youth leader and 1, washington, several radio POWers and search for new ways of accepting. money from the he declared. no competi- a) dahates on July 24. Some of tion but there will be a contest {ya names mentioned were Ben Husband Charged

"among the callers. Ferrell Sle- grayer Charles ‘Collingswood, 6 y phenson, 1950 Kentucky-Indiana wjjjiam Downs, Eric Sevaried, In Natural Death champ, will lead them, although gy radio broadcasters; Norman A husband appears in Municipal he won't enter the competition oq, cing writer and Jay Dresser, ’

Court 4 today to answer a preWilliams and Gardner Hollywood script writers. | murder charge in his wife's death, said the Robert Catron, 48, of 8268 N, fee for New Jersey St., was to go before Judge Alex M. Clark for a pre-

liminary hearing. His wife, Mary, For Most, Just Fun 8- -Car Train Jumps 45, died Thursday.

Bw Mo of ihe colors, ice Fi Tracks; 5 Persons Hurt The first report of Dr. William prs, C of the dancers STURGIS, Mich, Aug. 28 (UP) M. Huse, deputy coroner, said she

dance sets, An eight .car Pennsylvania died of natural causes. Relatives festivals, will Railroad passenger train jumped told him she had been in pain and them the its tracks 10 miles north of here had been short of breath. early avay, ripping up lav feet During her funeral, another relof oad ed A DUNNE AY ative called the coroner's office ously persons ! ies and said he suspected Mrs. Catron The double-diesel had died because of a beating. An : autopsy showed she had enough bruises beneath the skin to cause her death.

among the 10 district winners who John G.

money was a ‘nominal’

services performed.

Twenty special chosen in district be performed--among

engine and Grand

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fiscal vear through Aug. 24, compared with the one of them

spilled Local Produce

last two cars,

his Year Last Year carrying- 30 passengers,

: eo submerged and only Shi v Expenses $8.492.477.846 34.775.379.149 me mie — crepe Pioneer Packing Co. 8183 E. suffered a broken collar bone, a alive ge ee RRLY Shirley was Bxpence 5.647.896.333 4.347.426.326 into a ditch. | Butterfat—Premium. 0c: regular se 30th St., today was charged with slight concussion and multiple two h escue workers tried for Dent 2.504.081.5312 427.932.8221 Railroad officials safd the cause Esss—Current receipts, 34 lbs and over oo y wi rive ash balance 5.7 245.7 5 vr bruises and | lacerations. 0 hours to revive the others be- 533%. "340 " 258 303 315.438 257.831.867.188 of the wreck was apparently a jf ase (9c: Orade A arse ame fio misrepresen.ing the protein con- —— — fore a doctor pronounced them Gold reserve . 21.790.537.318 231.802.950.229 pqpan rail. They estimated it uo grade. 33e dead. : . - : Poultry—Fowls. 4a Ibs, and over, 2158 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

tent of its product, canned dog and cat food. ‘ An affidavit filed by

Carter, chief inspector hy Mos State Chemist Office, stated the label on Pioneer dog and cat food) ome led Own

to be ‘false and inaccurate” claiming a 16 per cent content i

minimum crude protein. The food tested 13 per cent n X,

protein, according to the affidavit * Mr. Carter filed the charge! Gov. Schricker blamed a “brash. against Samuel L. Trotcky, oper- down of the “old-fashioned home” ator of Pioneer, after several days for Indiana’ s mounting wave of of investigation here based. on juvenile sex: drinking rings today w

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Hig ‘nothing but 100 per cent!level. more & Ohio horse meat and beef by-products,” Gov. Schricker said nis office Jast night. when tests of the contents showed and state police were “deeply dis-* only a trace of horse meat, tressed” over recent tesn-age im-

Imoralities. His statement Bend authorities

came as South investigated re

Produce. Records, Gary

ports of a clique in ‘Which more WASHING y Paving Contractor: Told (Ft Or I allegedly, WASHINGTON, “wild sex and: narcotics More than

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Indiana in rec ent

to produce his recofds for. inspec- recorded in tion by the Lake Cou commis- THiontHE. i sn ; i Raed: IPOH BARD, oR ROrifes Patan RRS

Mr, Vinovich a _— A obetore settlement of his claim for $35,000 up three escapees from the Ft. time t for paving done in the county last Wayne State School for Girls year, J He previously was asked to pro- sex and liquor duce his records before a grand shack nightly. $147,075.000, jury investigating charges “of Other cases Involving scores $61.641.000 in fraud in paving contracts, of Hoosier youths were uncov- - ered recently at Plymouth, Mon

same

parties in , the

ticello, Decatur and New Haven. Gold Floes— $ This sort of thing poses a mhe average challenge to all of us,” the Gov-

ernor said. “It seems to me the primary fault lies in the breakdown of the so-called old-fash-joned home where children were

WARE, Mass, Aug. 28 (UP) When Peter Coulombe left here in 1897 to

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Social Security Rolls Up Million in Year

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Two Trains Take Lives of Two Men

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August, 1950.

Under the new program, ment and survivors’ risen an average of 77!» per cent, retirement pavment has jumped from $26 to

old-age

Local Truck Grain Prices

prospect for gold in the = : Klondike. he vowed to re- under closer watch of their par- = = 0 = C00 turn some day as a wealthy ents. Vite corn. $1.60 Gov. Schricker said it was diffi- Soybean old), $2.73

man, Mr. Coulombe didn’t find

cult to deal with the problem on! _ Oats. 78c

any or ’ a state-wide level because state any gold. but he was back . tos Local Stocks and Bonds on a visit today at the age law enforcement . aullor — ze of 73 with $4000 he won by usually didn’t hear ED nil Aux, 28 ‘ . they were in the prosecution STOCKS Bla Asked predicting the precise time hese American Loan 8% pfd 96 the ice broke up in Alas- ut : : it listressin June can Siaces som : . . a a Very distress x merican States pf ka's Tanana River last t o ‘es < 5 Ayrshire Collieries com spring problem and one were all cOn- "5 Ayres 4'2% , * ua » Belt RR & Stk Yds pfd.... _cerned about, the (Governor gir gi & stk Yds com added. “However, the best solu- Bobbs-Merril: com me, Bobbs-Merrill pfd 4'a% ..... tion to the problem and for the Central Soya 3 oy Friends io oul thine’ can (RE ie con. best be effected in homes Com Loan i ord

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; : . Family Finance com . ‘luding a light corset, had not | Schricker continued. “It's a prob- Family Flounce % bid AV Co 1 ww been molested. lem that each family and each! Hamiton ‘Mis co com CART , - shak YW ‘ ’ x ng '{ i vw! Herti-Jones cv A pfd We're going to shake down community must deal with itself. Borie Th on oid. ln EVerY === wee = we. questioned for Gov. Schricker said juvenile SeX Hook Drug Co eom .......... a 38-calibe stol.” “) i io “og Ind Asso Tel 2 ptd .... a 38-caliber pistol,” added Deputy and liquor parties “are bad 79 88 o0 JP Henderson enough.” but those involving nar-{*Ind Gas & Wat com

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in the robbery and refused to "the most severe penalties for tell the bandits about $7200 worth those passing dope in Indiana of jewelry and cash in strongbox behind the clerk's cage. among teen-agers.” Meanwhile, Knights of Pythias

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Aug. 28° 1 million" persons STEVI %, ORs Yistied in sangrnoded endesyonie hg iguhoerc-addedotac the ahaa) ing contractar, was'ordered today The case was anly one of several Security rolls since the expanded ~0ld:age. assistance. program. TOD simmers 3-i0to BAL ALO.

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Kdhinistrator = the bpasd askingea compromise River shack near Peru and picked Oscar R. Ewing reported at the Security payments have jumped about 140 They since admitted holding loud pér cent in the past year. Payments this month will be about as compared with

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would take 12 hours to repair the under 44 lbs. and Leghorns, 18¢: cocks And sizes 3 150. and No. 2 poultry, 4c less an No.

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Clearings 530.484.000 Single- -track roadbed.

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Shirley's | Given 180 Jail Sente

By United LOS ANGELES, John Agar, éx-hu star Shirley Ten tenced to 180 days his conviction of d San Fernando Val Municipal Judg Hunt suspended 3 sentence in order diction in case hi shorten the senter Judge Hunt pl probation for th fined him $150 in another drunk dri Mar. 9, to which Agar pleaded guil convicted him on t Deputy Probatio Levy said in his p that Agar drank | “extremely unhap marriage,” which e Temple obtained a

Tennessee Gi

Gets Federal

WASHINGTON, Federal Power C refused for the let Tennessee Ga Co., Houston, Tes mile natural gas Potter County, Pa The refusal foll ing held last mont June 1 order wl Tennessee to carr an expansion pro That order per to increase the da pacity of its syst 000,000 cubic feet 000,000 cubic feet.

Artist Edwar Will Teach

Times Stat BLOOMINGTO! ward Millman, n: artist, will come versity next mo professor of fine : place Prof. Alton leave of absence. Mr. Mil’'man ha exhibited in some top museums anc three murals in f under governmen