Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1951 — Page 26

oday Busines #} Indiana Coal

NM » Out In Cold : By Harold Hartley o

INDIANA; COAL is in the doghouse. And the heat's on. It's the new bump in freignt rates. They've put the operators in the middle, cut off big cuctomers in Chicago, some in Ohio. ro mm— " The rate boosted the delivery Sking frozen sdlid to the pulp, and price of coal in the Chicago area you bite right through skin and about 18 conts a ton, all, no seeds. And this the Chicago customers So if you see a guy stuffing won't pa ’ They can get coal for himself with frozen grapes that'll less from Illinois mines, without be me.

the freigh* boost. : The Illinois Public Service Com Inland Boatworks DOWN IN EVANSVILLE they

mizzion is cold-shouldering the ICC's fraight increase of six per are beginning to turn out Alba«cont for shipments within the. tross hulls for air rescue work. kes Illinois coal It's the Plymouth Body Plant

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state. Tha mi cheaper than Indiana coal for Wik h is being turned into a hull them factory. About 700 already are

8 ¥ producing a pitot stream of the AND OHIO HASN'T approved 60-foot hulls, eight feet wide, 12 the increase. So there go the feet high, weighing 4500 pounds.

Buckeye customers for ex #£ 4 & Thev'll buy their dug-at- THE PLANT IS STILL turning home fuel without paving the out Plymouth bodies. But the new freight. shift will tuke over the Plymouth

Hoosier

coal.

The Indiana coal men want an floor ~ spacc. And employment sven break. Thev have asked the will jump to 1400, Indiana Public Service Commis- Where wiil they get the skilled

zion not to approve the freight workers? The same place everynerease and keep out Illinois and one else is getting them, from Ohio. the same as our coal is training classes,

freight-priced out of their states. . Sy Private Cash

sn oy n THE MINE OPERATORS tell SOME OF THE BIG MONEY me they make only 15 to 20 cenfs moves without rippling the waters a ton. And when they add 18 Of public finance. A lot of it, in cents a ton, due to -the new fact. freight rates, for shippimg over John Hollett Jr., of the big, the state line into Illinois, they highly respected Blythe & Co, in Jose their customers, or they do the Circle Tower, tells me between business for nothing. two and three billions a year is A lot of states are bucking the invested without public fanfare, 1CC’'s freight increase. Minnesota, quickly, securely and quietly. Kentucky, Wisconsin, and, take Such money doesn't go through Colorado, which hasn't approved the 8. E. C. There aren't enough

a freight increase since 1949. buyers to put it in the public 3 8 realm.

THAT FREIGHT INCREASE, if okayed by the Indiana PSC, N . would cost the Indianapolis Power need money for expansion, once & Light Co. about $250,000 a Diythe looks them over, can get vear. And the Public Service Co./'NSurance money, fire and casuof Indiana $100,000 more. |alty companies, trust funds, I'm not thinking so much about church. fraternal or educational the mine operators, although ®Ndowments—without fanfare. they've got big investments, and| These companies are looking their companies are entitled to a ‘OF investments. And Blythe & “wage” as much as their work- Co. arranges them. And with its ers are. backlog of experience, they turn sy 2 a out to be sound, profitable invest-

BUT I AM THINKING of 7000 ments, Hoosier miners, who've had a . 4 4% rather uncertain work schedule. BUT IT'S THE BIG money I'm If Indiana coal gets stopped at talking about. You don't borrow the border by a freight rate wall, the price of a cup of coffee they'll be “a-settin’ “around the through Blythe, but if you have house, just whittlin'” the long a plantation of coffee and a fleet winter through. of ships, to haul it, Blythe can In my opinion, the coal men of do it. Indiana are getting a raw deal, p: unless the PSC puts them on an Picture Push even selling basis within their, EACH TIME A NEW form of state with Illinois and Ohio com- entertainment comes into being, petitors. {you can hear the groans. More 8 =» fcompetition, a tougher fight for ABOUT 40 PER CENT of In-the dollars, they moan. diana coal goes to the Chicago But it seldom is the case. Take market. If we lose that, the only TV. It's making the country picthing which can be done is to ture minded. More films are sold keep the Illinois diggers from for cameras, more home movies. coming over into Indiana and 8.1 = selling on. an equal basis with MORE FILMS ARE BEING the Hoosier miners. used to tell the sales story. They And this can be done, the coal tell it better, and often with mood men say, if the PSC, merely says music where it does the most “no’ to the approval of the high- good. er freight rates in the state. What it does is to make us It'll make coal cheaper for more conscious of pictures. Peoeverybody in Indiana. ple see images on TV. They think That's what they said. And Ijin terms of pictures. And they believe it. begin to live in terms of pictures. *e Fi - § | And they ought to like that up Lou s Fifty Twos at Kodak Park in Rochester, N.Y. OVER AT LOU RANDLE'S vesterday, and ‘Mildred Montgom- A Natural ery greeted me at the door. ANOTHER THING television is She offered to serve coffee, or doing is broadening the horizons Coke, or sandwiches or all three of education. It's easier. which was too much for me. _ At Western Reserve "in Cleve-| And I asked, “What's happened 1and extension classes are held by to the Associatel Distributors? television. You see and hear the Have they moved into the res- teacher, the same as in the class-

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taurant business?” room, only you don't have to 2 xe 4 leave the house to go to school AND SHE PURRED her sweet- a #

est, dark-eved “No,” and said, IT TAKES BETTER teaching. “Come along for a look-see.” It has to be so well done that few So she led me over.to a line of guestions remain unanswered. 1952 television sets, all RCA's. For that's one thing you can't I've got a native pride ‘in RCA. do -yet—to a television set, that's I've seen them made, and their talk back to it.

insides go together, too. They're smooth for ’52. Rut 1 W-0 Gets Aboard knotw more. They've got new, WILLYS - OVERLAND has power built in for fringe areas, signed up for cost-of-living raises. and: clearer, steadier pictures in| A new contract with the UAW-easy-station range. C10, hotter than a firecracker in * 5 A = Toledo, Willys would run until SCREENS RUN FROM 16 to Oct. 1, 1955, allowing annual 421 inches, mostly square tubes. cents-hourly improvement inAnd the cabinets -— well, they creases. ought to make the average guy But the ashamed of his living room fur- voted by the rank and file, is niture. sealed against wage or other eco-

Other than the cabinets and Pomic demands. i the big screens, two things I And that puts Willys in line know about the RCA’s. They built with its robust neighbor to the then tough this year. And they north, Detrojt.. a -— didn’t overlook sound. They've got . big human-voloed speakers. To Local Truck Grain Prices me that's important. I listen as Teick wheal S231 Che much as 1 see, | White corn.-$169, & ” » Yellow corn. $1.69, . : Soybeans, $2.39, LOU RANDLE'S having his Oats. 76¢ dealers in for open house for the rest of the week. And 1 think 11 Local Produce Bo back, TT Rutterfat—Premium. 40c: regulmr Tec

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Device Tells

Hint Philip Murray,

Aids Alerted To Look About For Successor

Ry United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 6- ClO President Philip Murray is getting ready to quit and has alerted his vice presidents to start picking a successor, a CIO official said today. The official, who .did not want to be named, said Mr. Murray himself brought up the subject of his retirement at a meeting of the nine CIO vice presidents last week. Indications were that he would have stepped down immediately except for the fact that the CJO's top steering body agreed there SuCCassOr. « was not enough time to decide on — a’ new president before the next

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y¥ MAX R. COOK Seripps-Howard Aviation Editor A small “black magic” box developed for the Air Force may solve the problem of damaged goods for both military and commercial aviation. It should prove good news to air passengers who have checked fine luggage only to get it back with corners bent, sides scarred and other damage. The same goes for shippers or express and packages who in the past have wondered how a single airplane flight could provide so much damage. Initial use is expected to reduce greatly the damage done to Air

PHILIP MURRAY—His vice presidents are looking for a

convention. It opens in New York 1 Force military shipments. Nov. 5. Instead. the group agreed | Bis mong The Air Force's Air Materiel °

in effect that Mr. Murray should retire next vear.

Command, one of the world's big-

gest shippers, has long been dis-

» ~~ Mr. Murray. the 65-year-old 38 State Prisoners mayed about shipping damages. Scot whp has led the ClO since - Its Supply Division at Wright-

John 1. Lewis abdicated its presi- 3 dency in 1940, has been ailing for 2 several months. He was confined To Seek Paroles to a hospital bed for nearly two months this spring. Speculation on Mr. Murray's successor—and discussion at last institutions, week's vice presidents meeting will go before the State Clemericy Known as an impact recorder, centered around Walter P. Reu- Commission Sept. 13 to make bids the device contains a recorder’s ther, fiery, red-haired president . ~ | sax-wated tape. This notes when-

of the .million-member Unjted ; Co : “Ta Auto Workers. ? The commission said the lifers ,.er .a shock or impact oceurs

Mr. Reuther’s union and Mr. Were led by Ott Workman, who is gquring flight, the intensity of the Murray's own United Steelwork- making his fourth bid for parole impact and from what direction ers are about the same size and from a life term from Dubois constitute the heart of the CIO County. He was convicted in 1938, They will dictate the choice of the : new president. although they are natural rivals,

Big Firms Hunt A-Bomb Proof Spots for Record

Pattern Air Force Base, Davton, finally has come up with an answer, It ig in the form of a small black metal case, nine-by-nine-

Thirty-eight prisoners of state by-five inches in size.

lifers, Wax-Coated Tape

including 10

for freedom.

the jolt comes. Placed in a package or luggage, on a charge of attempted robbery the device. records a “play-by-with use of deadly weapons and hapinflicting injury. Workman's brother-in-law, Charles Basch of Hayesville® was Killed.

deseription of what impact-wise — along the

play’ péned — route. Read by a packaging engiOther lifers include Fugene neer. it offers evidence which can Ransom, sentenced from Marion be directly applied ‘to correcting County for physical injury in the condition on future flights. commission of robbery and auto Fifteen of the impact recorders banditry; Edward Dean. Marion nave been purchased by the Air ‘County, 1935. physical injury in Force. Some of the devices will commission of - robbery; Elmer go to the Military Air Transport Davis, Vigo, 1933, kidnaping and Service and be installed in cargo robbery; Samuel Posev. Marion and packages on long flights, County, 1935, murder; Ed Barnes, further tests will be made at By W. KENNETH HAYES Howard, 1937. rane; Edward Coop- the Wright Air Development _ United Press Financial Writer er, Fayette. 1940, habitual crim- Center. Findings will be made NEW YORK, Sept. 6— American inal; Walter Ellison, Lake, 1927, available later to commercial corporations are preparing for a murder; Michael Harmaggi. Lake, aviation. possible atomic bomb attack on 1937, rape, and Ernest Wright, Tne device was manufactured

‘ . ; Perry, 1934, murder. bv the Impact-O-Graph Corp. of this country by duplicating thei, Others to be considered for Cleveland, Pay which says that records and storing them in far parole include Samuel Woodson. jt already has been used success-

|places, such as in an abandoned Who was sentenced from Vigo fully on ‘trucks. - iron mine. in upstate New York. - :

County in 1942 to 10-to-25 years - eee dp . for robbery; . Herschel Minton, Big banks, insurance companies pejaware, 10-t0-25 years, rob. Terre Haute Group and other large firms located in bery; GeorgeeTavlor, important cities or industrial to-25, robbery; William Lee Rob-

. ’ Allen, 10- gchodules ‘Desert Song areas are spending millions of bins, Jay, 10-to-20, burglary; Rob-’

dollars to copy irreplaceable data ert Harris, Allen, 10-to-25, rob- TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 6— Muon film and find safe storage bey: Hugh Lively, Lake. 10-to-25, nicipal Musicals will ‘stage its places. robbery; Edward Dopkowski, sixth production here, “The One banker here estimated that Lake. 10-t0-25, robbery, and Or- Desert Song," Dec. 12, 13 and 14 the big banking institutions of ris Wright, Madison, 10-to-25, in Student Union Auditorium. this city would spend more than robbery while armed. This will be the second Rom$5.000,000 in their first year of ——rteerns herg operetta to me put on by concerted effort to duplicate and . the local non-profit, amateur orstore vital records in areas not Expensive Search ganization. which started its likely to be targets for enemy career with “The Student Prince atom bombs. DOUGLAS, Isle of Man, in the spring of 1949. Many corporations have taken Sept. 6 (UP)-—John Harri- The time and place for audiadvantage of facilities offered by son was certain he had hid- tions for “The Desert Song” will the Iron Mountain Atomic Stor- den 150 gold sovereigns be announced later this season. age Corp. in an ahandoned iron ($1260) in an old ‘mattress mt

. I which had been thrown . mine near Hudson, N. Y. The: Hurricane Howls Toward

mine runs 900.feet back into a i shed city officials mountain, with 275 feet of earth e asked city officials to plgida at 135 ‘MPH MIAMI, Fla. Sept. 6 (UP)—

A system of make a search. Six days vaults has been installed, at a were spent sorting 60 tons reported cost of $300,000, and cor-| of trash at the city dump. The storm season's. fifth hurriporations may lease the rooms at The mattress was located | cane pointed howling 135-mile-an-from $900 to $24,000 annually. but no gold. hour winds in the general direcA spokesman for the Iron Today Mr. Harrison re- tion of the Florida peninsula toMountain company said it already, ¢¢ved a bill from the city | day—still 1300 miles and more has 25 or 30 clients, including the 1oF £32 ($99.60). ‘than three days away at its Te = present speed. The Weather Bureau said the

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Motors Insurance Corp., a sub- ae sidiary of General Motors Corp., Salaried Joyner Workers

and the East River Savings Bank, a : storm may well veer away from both of New York City. The first Join Ranks of Idle Florida during the long ocean onsignment of r $ $ - voyage. ¢ ignment of records for stor BOURBON, Sept. 8 (UP) All yoyae ha oe

age was received Aug. 24, the ; “Tp spokesman said. salaried employees of the Joyner Local Stocks and Bonds

* Generai Motors Corp., a spokes- Corp. plant joined the ranks of

man said, is “reproducing and dis- the idle todav as company offipersing'” 1r# vital records, using : ; pnhotostats instead of microfilm. : 1 No estimate could be obtained on Mapped strategy for additional Avishire Colieries com ...... UJ a

y . s ai 2 - It PR & Stk vds pfd the probable cost of its program, talks aimed at ending the 22-day- Belt RR & syle

Ei —Rept. Benn STOURS . . 2 American Loan 5% opta ... and union representatives American States cum ern American Stales pfd

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7 M T k t H I Mich | | noe 9 en ake 10 eels Te a on : - + NTF pls Ath Club Resity Co ... 81 84 JOHN GOLDEN, 58, of 2314 indianapolis Water com ... 16'4 17% a Indianapolis Water 4's pra

; os , : ; 101 Roosevelt Ave, International Seven men gathered about Indianapolis Water 5% ofd 107 = 'I# Ty 4

but Standard Oil Company (New old strike against the small radio” Gouos- ieriir com 18 Jersey) estimated its own project, and television parts factory. Bobbs-Merril fd 4%% ..... 1 19% would cost about $50,000 the first/ Company president. Charles Chamb of Com com .... 2a ® + 1 t Circle Theater com year. Joyner said last night he dis- Com Loan 4 pfd ps Johns-Manville Corp. estimated missed all executives, engineers, Gomis Eng com | Tae 3 its program to safeguard records clerical workers and supervisors Cummings Eng pfd ~.........10072 103 wolud cost $15,000 to $20,000 the until further notice. He said it Delta Elec com ... a : 164 first year. was useless to keep thgm on the Eauitable Securities “com “ All these estimates were topped, payroll because they’ves been n- | Sauitable Sectiriies u7 : however, by the Chase National able to cross picket lines set up| family Fivance 5% otd 100 Bank, which said the cost to it,by CIO united Auto Workers Hamilton Mfg Co com ..... 10% would he $560,000. since the strike began Aug. 15. Borl-dones Se old: Pd jin Sa — ——— mrss Hook Drug Co com .. to D I Ae Ta 3013 1 : : oi In ss0 Te D 2 Local eaths Pinball Machine Seized; Ind Gas Wat com re 25% in

Harvester Machi ‘8s . pinball machine in Rosen's Tav- Indpi3 Pow & Lt com i achine Shop em p : Indpls Pow & Li pla

a i ployee. Services at 10:30. a.m, rn, 745 Massachusetts Ave, scat-| (ndianapolis Railways com 2 3 . . . i , i Jefferson National [.ife com 10 11 tomorrow in the Jordan Funeral tered last night when Policemen 7000 "Co com le La Homg. Burial; Washington Park. James McGrath and Tom Nelms Kinean £ Co.00d, i . Ane n i J veee ” ” ” entered. Lynch Corporation 6! 1612 CECH. L. SLINKARD, 62, of The officers found four free Milles hetiiston com ... g's gqf 1807 Hoyt Ave. émployee of Alli- games registered, on the machine. Nat Homes com (new) 3 13 4 son Division of General Motors But they didn’t learn whb owned N Ind Pub Serv com . ia 10 years. Services at 10 a.m. it “the bartender just “didn't x’ (ac pun Ser 4s nid Loo 2300 ie Monday in Calvary Evangelical know.” sProsress. Laundry Com an" . i wile allory Co com a 39 United Brethren ‘Church. Burial,! If any of the seven men want Pub Serv of Ind 3'a ptd 2 am ar , ’ bh Serv * nd com 291% 297 Washington Park. to play their free games, they'll Ross Gear Tool com oa 4 : : : i : have to go to the property room gcPiljser Cummins fd. 211, 230 MRS. ROBERT B. (CORA _; police headquarters So (nd 'GAE 4.8% pfd ll. 1000s (09s ESTELLA SMITH, 75 {f 1807 : : oe Stokely-Van Camp com « 11% 18 ’ ‘LLA) NI t (4h 0 4 rm lp Stokely-Van Camp pfd . 19 19% E. Maryland St. Services at 10 raute Mair anL 0. a i ) E ute eabie . ” a.m. Saturday in Grinsteiner's Elephant En Route 0S "Machine Co od ob : : ‘Funeral Home. Burial, Memorial : : tio) Yi Yang ne one « : . , ’ 4 ‘Union Title “ipawaneurien wae NO . pone! To Truman, Dies on Ship 7201 "ivaenc. iy dl BONUS

CAPETOWN, South ~ Africa, anen & Steen 8s . Sept. 8 (UP) A young elephant] American gecinity Saito’ len route to the United States a Amtrican, Loa Sid, 00 . Sat- 2 gift to President Truman fro atesville Lele Co dias f

ture Co. Services at 10 a. m i 4 > urday in Moore and Kirk Colonial the King of Cambodia died today| gio om

o » o WILLARD J. GOW, 80, of 5782 Massachusetts Ave, former. cabi-

: Chapel. Burial. Crown Hill; aboard a ship in Capetown Columbia CI : : harbor. Eauitable 8

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GLIDING ON WATER—Though these majestic sailboats are in the 14th annual Falcon Cup Race, from Rocky River to Mentor Yacht Club, in Cleveland, O., you'd never know it by the smooth ap» pearance of the craft. As they glide over the water, they appear to be taking their time;

Hog Trade Active, Redhtiie Radio Droma=: ~~ Prices Lower Bag Driver After Chase

Trading opened active at the

Indianapolis Stockyards nis IN Blow-by-Blow Account 5

morning. Hoss, 11.000: active: barrows and sits Squad car patrolmen and police nois St. He was charged with: mostly 25 cents lower; bulk choice 180 dispatchers were treated to a Reckless driving. to 250 pounds $20.75 to mostly $21: several - i ~ : real-life drama on their police Find Loaded Automatic Violating the 1935 firearms act

hundred choice number one and two ing $21.10 to $21.15; short load choice number radios shortly Biter 3 - m. today. Narrators w olic ; : arrator ere fremen (the officer said a lowded automatic, shell in the chamber, was

one near 200 pounds $21.25: odd. load 230 to 290 pounds $20 to $21: few 300 to 325 Charles Adams and George Derpounds $19.50 to $20; 160 to 180 pounds pickson. Over— > on the seat beside McGuire) $17.50 to $19; few $19.50; sows very un- 3 No driver's license, 5 even. around steady but some interests coach south at high speed in the Pre-vehicle taking bidding lower: choice 400 pounds down 2200 block of Martindale Ave. 1 $17.50: some big weights $15.75. taking the car from Fred Wilclasses active: steers and yearlings steady n liams’ used car lot, 1300 N. Me cows fully steady: bulls. weak: sev a" just 9h Lo. y : a ! . loads high, good and choice Tope He Just ran a Fed Hight atl ridian St. choice steers $35 t : A 3 = rood $3030 "ta 33430" load goed suatiiy the curb and damaged a stop grass steers around 900 pounds $32 on sign. Sos foamy 352 50 bo, 3D i $30: bulls MMAN. Jord $3 yn: vealers active, steady: d t * t AN, : J {prime $33 to $36.50: utility and. com. College.” AMM AN, Jortan, Sept 60m) 5 4 ’ i fo 3 generally stead Y : ; strength in lambs: bulk choice and prime “WE GOT HIM. He hit an assassinated King Abdullal, took and choice 52950 to $30.50: small lots i cull and utility” $28 to’ $30: load choice tral.” mite Jordan today less than an 1e - ed western vearlings T i $ ya. Unhurt but arrested was Frank hour after arriving from Switzer-

$20 to 320.75; : mostivl remy sy . > 3! 128 to. 160 pounds mostly We're pursuing a Pontiac $17.50 to $19: over 400 pounds $16 to Police said McGuire admitted Cattle, 1000; calves. 400: slaughter Ran Red Light steers bought to arrive at $35: small lotx St. and turned west. He ran over —— . feeder account: utility and commercial New King Takes Oath “He ran a light at 19th and: Sean. 1500: Then the punch line: mative spring lambs $31 to 331.50: 00d jnon utility pole at 19th and Cen- the oath as new King of Hashe-

No. 1 skins 2287 small lots good and

choice slaughter ewes $10.5 $ 5 : AH ‘ py . culls down to 38 . 030 to $13.50:(r in McGuire, 23, of 710 N. Illi- land.

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