Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1951 — Page 14

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J od ay Business Works Board

| Workers Lot S Qi FIR 1 Wa [08 1raffic h Getting Bette Shoe 9 fic on the South Side today are R § By Harold Hartley under ‘study by the Board of i > bri reset Mayor Bayt proposed the widenIF YOU WORK for a living; chances are you 11 collect ing of Beat SL. trom Sanders ov s y ill be in the ‘driver's seat when all traffic improvement plan recThat means you I sull e e ommended by the Mayor's Traffic you pass the 65th mile post. inten -— j The secorid plan was submitted . clock, is putting Father Time on the foul line. by the Indianapolis “Power & e ropes. . er ¢ Pp buy ers, playing it close and cau- of new lighting on South St. from five years and four months longer tHously. East St. to West. St. The recomon the average. And if he be-

Two projects to improve trafWorks. your social security. to Orange St. as part of an overOT — Improvement Committee. The guy who punches the time rolling pretty consistently over So today, they're bunting, the yjiont Co. calling for installation "Since 1940, the worker is living mendation was made after pre-

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haves himself, keeps reasonable! THE ONE THING which didn't liminary study of traffic fatality habits, and doesn’t walk under a 80 hog wild on the war was the records indicated that street has falling plank, he ought to hit stock market, at least not this the worst record of any in the 68.3 years, exactly. year. But the word I get is that city with seven deaths in five ’ sn ow the market's restless. It's been years, S sLOOMY YS who Playing too tame. The: East St. widening project OSE rr ou going And I wouldn't be surprised if is part of an overall plan which to live for the insurance compa- the noise it makes before the end calls for extension of East St. nies, so they won't drop their of the year would sound like through Garfield Park to Southdough on a bad risk, say the in- whoom. ern Ave. and eventually to Troy strial worker is getting healthy ve. ‘ 2 all get out. 5 g Eat Out Lately? The Board of Works also pro-| This is a tribute both to em-' CHANCES are. you will take posed that Indianapolis Railways ployers and workers. Con ions the wife and kids out to eat Inc., be consulted on possible imare better. Workers don’t WOrk more in the next year. provement of College Ave. on dirt floors, or in mudholes any| That happens when we. get, Board President Edward A. more. And they eat good, Warm prosperous. During the war we Gardner called the attention of food at noon. did it to save our red stamps.'the board to the fact the center Their hours are shorter. They've gut this time we’ll do it because of the street between the street got more time for resting, build- we can afford to skip the dinfer car tracks is in very bad condiing back the blood cells they dishes. tion and in need of repair. used up down at the shop. When money gets a little Major repair of College Ave. y u-'s loose, the lineup forms at the res- has been held up pending Rail-| A LOT OF THIS GAIN is easy taurant door. The drive-ins get ways action in dropping the Colto peg. It comes early. And that 3 play” And there'll be plenty lege Ave. streetcar line. means we're taking better care of other places from ‘“Mayme’s ee of our children. And it shows the Hot Dog” along the highway child labor laws are paying off with a couple of gas pumps where they should pay off—to standing in the crushed stone, to the children themselves. the thick-carpeted, quiet, gilded Retirement laws have stretched places where the waiters glide the life span. People used to work around like cats in tuxedos. themselves to death, literally. ® #4 a ; They slaved away as long as they, IN ALL (I didn’t count them), could wiggle a finger. there are about a half-million . #.F =n eating places in this country, TODAY, THEY HIT 65 with a some pretty good and some

Sites Opened bounce, get their free dinner and pretty bad, if you look at the

You must be registered to vote ” : gold watch, and retire, for the kitchens. * bow wedding” in which her rest of their lives. | But that gives you a choice. in the city general election Nov. 6:

ridesmaids wore dresses of difMetropolitan Life Insurance Co |And any place which wants your If you are not now registered pr 9°} pastel shades. tells me that back in 1889 a work-|business will tour you through OF have moved to another pre-| “\, "“p. vos 19 was pushed in ing man was good for about 34 the kitchen which ought to be Cinct.,” you must re-register to. “0, 0) hair to the altar from years. Then he cashed in. cleaner than the dining room. qualify io vote. a side entrance .by his brother Since then we've learned to con-| 4.8 1 To aid prospective voters, their, .vid, who served as best mian, {rol disease, penicillin, sulfa, stufffl HERE ARE THE RULES for Marion County Registration go “wi ho) Beverly proudly as like that. And sanitation has been eating out. Don’t go too much Board loday opened branch TeRIS-| he walked down the aisle, moving along in seven league on price. There are no bargains . 2. Cp Sie. “hey WIL be Open| “rp, "ring lay on the bandage

i {from 2 to 9 p. m. boots. imi Oa a Sool ford Sone Toney} Today residents of the 24th covering what is left of Mr.

AND WE'VE LEARNED a lot No short cuts : {Ward may register at the follow-[Reeves' left hand, Wren it came about living. But in this the men But many men [ing five locations: JIS 0 Lela i: out 10 Beverly

Branch Voting Registration

The courageous infantryman’s eyes were alight with tenderness as he looked his bride full in the face each time he responded to [the questions of the Rev. Ralph {Blatt during the ceremony. Beverly, 18, wore a dress of {white lace over white satin and a {veil of illusion net for the ‘“rain-

swish their!

’ ! a} Rarer ar smart ah ae abu ne Gn spots S| 0 S00, 0 00, TS Sa ng ner i

| . |pushed it down into place herself. Fifteen more men per thousand tle down in their socks in the N. Belle Vien Pl: WashingtonP p

| . : y than women die at 65. living room and yell for dinner{Eligh. Seool a0 Y Washing, 600 at Ceremony . So take it easy, boys, take it after the honeymon. tlon “Si.; us bar ! easy. 5 | And gals don’t change that Pity House, and Schlotz residence, into the church, which normally ‘much. They always like to go 3310 W. Michigan St. seats only 450. Several hundred Murphy Expander lout to eat, both before and after THE HUSTLING G. C. Murphy the shaky steps to the candled Co. is welding into its system 71 altar. midwestern units of Morris (Oct. 8 | SO THIS IS MY TIP: Give the “5; ° | Stores, Inc. of Bluffton, Ind. little gal, no matter if she isn't Voters who have moved to an- and wife, the Rev. Mr.

ou I Sample. Surphy pres |i;stle any more, a day off, the Other precinct may transfer their warned the couple that they must

: , _/same as you get. | er ar es een talks ™ And take her out to eat. shen|J2me and Doth old nd new ad- plete happiness, It will further fatten the al-KnOW where. She's been longing| prises 08 Fie back of your regis

gai igen pe. [to go there for a long time. [tration card and send it to the/yoy can lead a normal life,” he has stores. E the printed word, says sales and » . . ge The Bell's Toll | Trick in Raiding :

{Courthouse, will be open daily} Many women in the audience

e 7 2 {from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. until wept openly during the ceremony.

'but upon everyone with whom you have contact.” Mr. Reeves said he was “sure” he and Beverly faced a happy future.

Showered With Gratitude The nation, along with his

are in towns where G. C. Murphy Take It rr er bemaa— or under $10 million. Printers’ Ink, spokesman for Uses Old Key

| Registration Board in the Court- i - cause of the 71 stores only seven| 4Sk her, and see. “| house. said. "That will depend on ev The price wasn't mentioned, LOOK FOR TIE-INS this fall, but it ought to be a little over and lots of advertising push. advertising face a big job this EVER GET YOUR hat on, get|fall

And that’s right on the

_ button. 'home community, showed its he ring? and have your tele” "we'll be back to selling again, gratitude on his day of days. What you muttered about Al. With fewer shortages than any-| ote ooms | The newlyweds were showered ; lone expected a year and a half] : : with gifts. : exander Graham Bell on your way gi

back to answer it would burn a 2fteT the Korean War started.

Appliances may be an excep-| By using the old trick of push-gave them virtuall lete furole in this paper. | | 8: ually complete fur b And the paper, you get more 0 Ent even they should ease ing 2 Joom Rey Shie a plece ofl nishings tor their home and an calls is that more people have 0 y the middle of next year, paper, sliding rom under|,j.expense free honeymoon to

telephones, and call you up, at depending, of course, on how the door, a young burglar raided 5p, place they choose.

Welcome Travelers radio show

| 8, {three rooms | . any hour, and for any purpose, wher shooting there is, and Shree 0 E 1002 3 Jee Earle The honeymoon probably will from asking you if youd like io * a = |The burglar netted $62.85 from| mer ey’ however, as Mr. have your fur coat repaired, t0| ONE BIG APPLIANCE com-|three of four victims. The fourth, oc cs SU must undergo treat-

renewing your subscriptior 10 a pany in face of the tightening/a woman, screamed and fright-| fhagazine your wife sold YOU of materials, is planning a $2 ened him away. Three victims through her club. {million giveaway. And I saw|saw the man. Each offered the Z 2 » = {Just last week where a typewriter same description. ~. THE NUMBER of telephones store is giving away a watch] The night clerk, Paul Harris, has jumped 88 per cent in 10 with every reconditioned type- 43, told police the burglar prob-| :

| years, and the count now is 44, writer sale. 'abaly was a guest because he had! rt Scho | A k 220,000. And putting those phones| Look for a lot of this. Asse s ° tacks Will Spread Red Ideas

And seen no one enter or leave the in has set the telephone com-|/most important, if they want to hotel at the time of the burglaries | WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (UP) as the man scooped $2 from his| rhe National Education Asso-

panies back a pretty penny. {give their stuff away, take it, | Marion Henry, 35, awakened f (dresser and fled. In the same .iation said today that hysterical

Eddie Cantor set them a TV set las a personal wedding present

And it's set you back, too. But pyre Egg All Gold ’

the reason is not the rates. We're getting plain lazy, too lazy to lick| IF TELEVISION LAYS an egg, room Lyle Buse, 48, reported $41; ism of the nation’s schools a postage stamp, or pick up a pen. it will be made of gold, and it’s missing from his billfold. SHiticlem 0 : We used to write Aunt Susy in nest will be-in Kodak Park, in, Christ Reynolds, 50, reported istic” ideas Arkansas a penny postcard, which Rochester, N. Y. $19.85 stolen from his trousers. | In its. annual report to the the mailman read when he deliv-| The picture industry collects, ~ Miss Jean Stone, 28, awakened 1,0 written by Executive Secered it, so he could tell his wife no matter what happens. And if to find a man about to steal her retary Willard E. Givens. the what was new” when he got the movies take it on the chin, purse. He fled when she screamed. NEA said that some “extremists”

home at night. the TV industry will make up the iets oe reer are so fearful the school will Official Weather

#2 2 {difference. NOW WE DON'T write. We : & just pick up the phone and ask| UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU want to cut back education beSept. 10, 1951 low the thinking level.’ Sunrise, 5:21 a. m. Sunset, 6:03 p. m, These ‘highly vocal” extrem-

for Aunt Susy, and she comes in from whitewashing the fence, ) . wipes her hands, and we visit for Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m. .05|/ists, the report said, believe that Total precipitation since Jan. 1 55.66 the way to preserve the “AmeriD 8 95! hh : eficiency. since Jan, |} can way” is to withhold informa-

half an hour. I've got this right. Long dis- - ; s ture In other cities. To ‘h® temPera- ition on subjects they do not ap-

tance calls are running at the

3 # HN o THIRTY PER CENT of all TV programs are on film. And this year, Eastman eStimates J will use about 300 million feet of flicker tape, mostly 16 millimeter. And not only that, but when and if color arrives, Eastman will

, rate of about 6,220,000 a day. have that by the tail, too. Station Low prove, whether it be communism, That's nearly double 10 years ago. 2 4 a URLS covrsiruses 5 the United Nations or the in- ; 2 Td BUT EASTMAN DOESN'T stop Chicago ............. szcomeax. :.. D1, Choe ‘eremter when ure 5 ven, a wmteat GREY 5 oy sickness or sudden Special lenses and high vacuum Evanavill - : we py for a vit, pumps to make tubes. hag il " And when the Toceiver was off And where will TV get the Ft. Worth mn the hook, we felt we were on the dough to do this? a iy i » ol hook and watched the clock to) The answer's simple. Television miami 5 ’ New Orl 76 get our full three minutes, and ah pay the bill, Sollset from Lhe New York so, An Indianapolis bridge tournasot one clock-tick more. advertiser, who hopes to collect oxignoma city 63 ment to select eight players for “ua Jrom ihe guy of gal WHO buys alomabe ........ 2 the Individuals Bridge Champion-

SOMETIMES WHEN GRAND- Par of soap or cake mix. PA was called on his birthday,| 1nat’s you. 80 many people would be lined > up to take a turn that about alll they each could say, before the three minutes was up, .was

75 ships at Chicago will be held here 53 Sunday, Sept. 23. ; The Indianapolis Individuals playoff is sponsored by The Times and the Indianapolis Bridge Association. It will be held in the

San Antonio San Francisco

_THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___.

CONGRATULATIONS—Mother kisses the bridegroom.

Quadrunie Amputee Wed - In Joliet, iil, Ceremony

By United Press

JOLIET, Ill, Sept. 10—Pvt. Hubert Reeves, who lost both legs and all but one of ‘Korea, was married yesterday to pretty Beverly Jean Hall opened slow; most interest hidlin the First Baptist Church here.

Fire Station 18, at 3130 W. and she adeptly hoqked the cir-!

More than 600 persons crowded!

| In addition to the branch sites, waited outside and pelted the] |the Registration Office, Room 12, couple with rice as they emerged. °

Before pronouncing them man! Blatt |

registration by mail. Write your “work and grow” to achieve com-!

“Some people are wondering if

|eryone—not only upon yourselves

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‘ment at Valley Forge (Pa.) hos-|

land other members of his cast

will help the spread of ‘“‘commu-|

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his fingers while fighting in

sent a sterling silver dinner service. It

was while he was in the

hospital, recuperating, that Mr. sold: Reeves became acquainted with glayghter ewes $11 to $13.50: culls Beverly whom he never had met gown to $8. although her home-|

previously town, Wilmington, is only a few miles- from Joliet.

) Hoosiers Killed, b Wounded in Korea Fighting

Two local servicemen are among those named as wounded on the latest Department of Defense Casualty list. Two Hoosiers are listed as | killed in action and four others are reported as wounded. KILLED IN ACTION Pfc. David J. Grayson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Willie Grayson, Dunkirk. Pfc. Harold E. Stewart, husband of Mrs. Wilma I. Stewart, Bloomington. WOUNDED Pfc. Joseph J. Alderson, nephew of Mrs. Emma Hanrahan, 49 Wis{consin St.

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Pfc. Alderson

| Pfe. Charles Marvin Earles, son {of Mr. and Mrs. Redford Earles, 4913 Beecher St. : Pvt. Oscar Allen, grandson of Mrs. Liddie Combs, Knox. | 1st. Lt. Carlos E. Craven, husband of Mrs. Margaret R. Craven, Shelbyville. Pfc. Thomas L. ' Greimann, nephew of Clarence Greimann, {Crown Point. | Pvt. Jack O. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker, | West Baden Springs: | Pfc. Alderson, a medical corpsman, was wounded Aug. 20 as

teach subversive ideas that they he aided wounded comrades on|in

the battlefield. His right arm was pierced by shell fragments. The 21-year-old serviceman attended Assumption school and {was employed by the Continental {Optical Co. before he entered | service in December. | He was sent to Korea in April. | Pfe. Alderson is now in the 382d | General Hospital in Japan.

City Players to Vie Sept. 23 For Crack at Bridge Crown

Entry fee for the Indianapoli playoff will be $1.50 a player. Entries must be in The Times office or postmarked by midnight Sept. [18. Entry feé must accompany leach entry. ‘Chicagoan to Direct | The Indianapolis playoff. and the Chicago Championships will

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At Stockyards

~ Indianapolis Stockyards this

§ steady to strong; bulk choice 185

MONDAY. SEPT. 10, 1051

Hog Trade | Opens Actively.

“Trading opened actively at the

morning. Hogs, 12,000; barrows and gilt

to 250 pounds, _ $20.75 to $21; choice near 250 to 290 pounds, $20.25 to $20.75: heavier weights searce; choice 160 to 185 pounds, $20 to $20.75; 120 to 160 pounds unevenly, $17.50 to $19; choice near 160 pounds, $19.50 or more; {sows uneven, steady to weak; weights 400 pounds down mostly {$17.25 to $18.75; choice under 300 pounds, $19 to sparingly $19.25; over 400 pounds mostly $16 to $17.25; few big weights, $15.75 or less, Cattle, 2700, calves 400; market opened rather slow under (higher asking prices; early sales {i imostly steady; five loads string * choice to low prime near 1000 pound steers $36.75; load high| jchoice near 1100 pounds $37 |

BRIEFING—Gilbert Forbes (extreme right) meets his WFBMTV quests for tonight's Savings Bonds program. Times Columnist

Bulls, steady; commercial and

lightly sorted; several loads Ed Sovola (left), president of the Indianapolis Press Club, will start ‘and choice heifers $34 to $35; Bond Division (seated), and John Ramp, Marion County defense $38; cows opened fully steady; _ and cuttefs $18 to $22.50; vealers commercial $26 to $32.30; com-| , 35 million expansion of upon the final settlement in the Sheep, 2000; slaughter lambs Indiana Bell Telephone Co. next year." i choice and prime weak at $30.50 the waiting list, A. B. Nail, divi- aming Raids Yield 35 10 100 pounds fed western of additional telephone wires and baseball lottery tickets . were completed by next year. The work| Police said the lottery books good, $27.50 to $30. MF. Nail said the number of| at 2903 Clifton St. 533 Ft. Wayne

choice light to medium weights| the sales campaign by handing the club's check for $2000 worth $35 to $36.50; few loads high good| of bonds to Robert Fowler, state director U. S. Treasury Savings some higher; two loads prime me-| drive director. dium weight steers held about - » utility and commercial mainly i ] k m A $22.50 to $29; few $30; canners e ir nnounces ® egege moderately active; steady; good k Pp $ J { to prime $33 to $36.50; utility and X ansion 0 acl t ies mercial to choice heavy slaughter telephone facilities for Indianap- company's case for adequate rates calves $27 to $33. olis was announced today by the and the availability of materials t The expansion will provide tele{ding 50 cents or lower; few sales phones for 2300 families now ‘on G to $31; fed yearlings and ewes gion manager, said. 190 Baseball Books steady; five decks choice to prime Mr. Nail said the 40.000 miles One hundred ninety books of yearlings, $28.75; one load un- ; i 2 : =" major equipment installation in|Seized by police in week-end raids, scattered good and choice ¢ central offices here will be No arrests were made. 2 is part of the recently-announced were seized in a restaurant at $26 million statewide expansion. 404 Indiana Ave. and cigar stores telephone users in Indianapolis|Ave., 1003 8S. Meridian St., 1113 has increased from 157,000 five E. 10th St, 1412 E. 16th St., 663

Faulty Gas Refrigerator

Blamed in Deaths of 4 153" Tos5 no said, the number S. Meridian St. and 343 Virginia NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (UP)— is expected to reach 230.000. (Ave, A defective gas refrigerator and A new exchange prefix, TEmple, a partially opened stove jet were will be added following installablamed today for the deaths of tion of additional equipment at 16-year-old baby sitter and the central office now serving the three children in a one-room CHerry exchange, 5009 E. 38th St. apartment, locked tightly in ap-|, Other central offices to get notified the Japanese government parent fear of prowlers. extra ‘equipment are: BElmont, today that it will end the state Mrs. Mary Armstrong, 44,-who 740° 8. Fuller Dr.: BRoadway, 5870 of war with Japan simultaneousis separated from her husband, College Ave.; GArfield, 2941 Shel- ly with the coming into force of Jetutned home yesterday after hy St. and IRvington, 5747 E. the San Francisco Peace Treaty. being away Saturday night to Washington St. The New Delhi government said

fi 1 i : : find fuse hi Ler children and one Mr. Nail also said further ad-/in @ formal note that it will ner playmates sprawled life-| : gotiate a separate bilateral less in the gas-filled apartment. |4itions to the long-distange equip- p a atera P * |ment in the company’s headquar- Peace treaty “whereby the rela“ters is scheduled before the end tions between themselvs and. the Local Stocks and Bonds —S8ept. 10

India Tells Japs She'll End State of War, Too

TOKYO, Sept. 10 (UP)—India

of 1952. government of Japan will be He added: {brought into conformity with the “Parts of the stepped-up pro- amity which existed between them

| STULKS | i i AROEOYRY a uv fd eo Askeu| cram for next year will depend before the declaration of war. Awericall Saws cuin 08 { a ———— a WH ed American States pfd. ....,. 24 A *Ayrshire Collieries com ...... 16'a 17%» be SUEY va oe | HOME PLATING €O. J Y “aa 34, 1 |Belt RR & Stk Yds com .... M5 .. .. ’ | ev IDS aii ll on. 1 1 : | Bonbs-iecrii od 4%% . SILVER entra OY isin 3 Chamb of Com com RHODIUM [Sircie Theater com BRASS om Oa 4. Bla cou jCont. Car-Na Var saasene So Cummings Eng com 1 |Cummings Eng pfd .... 2 Oat ! ERs. 3 va al | goastn sus icie 5 pra “Ll 4 2 CORP Nicks u ecurities com .. “ Equitable Securities ord . vas of 0S BRAKE |Family Pioance com _ . : © Silverware Replated # RAYBEST |Family Finance 5% ofd . 100 | ® % td scar ale 3% : | Antiques Refinished | Ramilton Mig Co com . Re : : ; Pa LINING | Heril-Jones cr A pic ol 10% Commercial Plating and Polishing | Home Pp Cum 83 | : Sade Tay 5s Ba. 53°11 917 MASS AVE. CApitol 9088 | PL aza 2647 {Ind Asso Iel 2 ptd 39% | | emi |Ind Asso Tel 22 ptd ......0" 5044 | ~ |p m— mt— {Ind Gas & Wat com ......... 25% {Ind Mich Ei ¢Ys pid ] 102 * {ing lelenhone 4 5 x wi Indpls Ath Club Realty C 81 Qualit indianapolis Wate; com .. 168% 173% 2 !*Indianapolis Water 4% pfd ..100 . ~ *Indianapolis Water 5% pfd . 106 109 J Indpls Pow & Lt com . 342 35 | inapls. Pow & Lt pia vi 100 > erin | indiatfapolis Railways com 4 2 | Jeftersan National life com 10 NY | > Kingan & Co pid 0.00010 Regardless of what you pay WITH OUR AUTO | Lincoln National Life .. .... ai etter jLynsh Catporation : . — Parts and. Service | Marmon-Herrington : {Mastic Asphalt BOM asx 6 v its quality work you want Factory Distributors {Nat Homes com (new) our craftsmen caf do it. 1” Bendix Metal Clene 1 at» u 1 {N Ind Pub Serv com ...... 22%, 24! iS ret fay Ind Pub Serv 4% pid ..... 9515 9705 If it's price. our low prices 1” Carburetors |Noind Pub Serv 44 pid ili 23% 24%, still give you quality ¥ Brakes : BR Mallory do sqm wivee i ¥ B-K Power Brakes and {Pub Serv of ind com "eo 1 2% yu, yo nigh Io rom Hydrovaes | Boss Gear Tool com old" 43 a : ay or nig at vw Handy & Plerce Governors 80 10 SAF (B% ora ads (a 75000 £200) 2 lie Stokely-Van Camp com ....... 18 a | $4 Front End Alignment Stokely-Van Camp pfd ....... 18% 19 | ”¥ Wheel Balancing | Terre Haute Malleable 1s SHELBY: : |U 8 Machine Co % ef Te lo . INDIANA i 4 hone os i Ongn’ ae oe ¥% td & | upHoLsTerY co. || Carburetor & Brake (o. sONUS 3631 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. 323 N. DELAWARE LI-4346 {Allen & Steen 8: vim ses {American Loan 4%s 55 .. 97 err ——————— ————————————— |american Loan dus 85... sel ————— ——————— —————— American Loan 4%s 60 .. 96 . SERGEY CE 1 51000 GROWS TO $5000 AT A | | Batesville Iele Co 4's ....... 98 ones | Buhner Fertilizer 5s 58 97 ween | | |Ch of Com Bide 4's 61 98 «ee. |! INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Columbia Club 3-58 2 ...... 97 wei] sol i i | ®itirans ind Tel 41as 8) m il] 2960 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis 7 | | Equitable Securities ba 60 .... 96 wi) rd Vike amilton Mfg Co 58 65 Ha ‘d like t ild’ i ich i | Hamilton Mte Co tas’ .. 63 / i 4 0 know more “about your new child's policy, which increases in | dpls -Public Loan 8s 64 96 {| value five times at oge 21—with no increase in premiums. | jind Limestone Soa > 75% N ’ sso Te oe i ind Asso Tel 38 18 | Name ........veevienieiinniniaa... Child's Age...... | | Kuhner Packing 4s 59 Add 1 « | } a Cpt. Sm he "7 sees ss ese mena cee . . IN Ind Pub Serv 3%as 73 .... 96% ; FEST arnuunssny sinvrperresive : {Paper Arts Co 5s 58 fie. 937 gg] I Public Service 3%s 18 ..... 98 EE a I Tn en mm ——" — — — — — Tura ne Nevieas fs 048 : ROY Traction Terminal 5s 57 ...... 87 |

Local Produce

| Butterfat—Premium. #0c: regulsr Te | Eggd—Current receipts. 54 Ibs. and ove:

PEERLESS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. te ri 39¢: Grade A large [0c; Ohvade

sin iat, | WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

no_ grade. 3 Distributors 4% Ibs and over.

Poultry —Fowls iacmacs 138 30 Yaehocle, 06: cocks EMERSON RADIOS — APPLIANCES PL AZA 2361 122 SOUTH MERIDIAN ST.

and stags. @®) |

{than No

Local Truck Grain Prices

Truck wheat, $2.23, Yellow corn, $1.70. Soybeans, $3.43. Oats,

White corn, $1.70.

U. S. Statement

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (UP)—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year. through Sept. 6, com-

“Hello.” Indianapolis Athletic Club. {be individuals’ tournaments. Each pared with a year ago: " And the only “Goodbye” ‘was! There will be two sessions at 1/player will play every other Play- expenses 5 10.815 540302 § & 380. 40501 of § 3 N EB +] N FO * )) Rl M H . 2 a0) grandpa’s. That came after the cA |r p.m. and 7 p. m. er in the Indianapolis tournament. Recel Rts $.452.610.534 $.033.200.983 : 8 operator chimed: “Your three -— The . Chicago Championships,| Paul Marks, of Chicago, will di-|Cash Bal. $338.307.193 4.980.456.088 1401 W. 30th. St TAlbot 3315 minutes are up.” ae sponsored by the Chicago Tribune, rect the Indianapolis tourn t by Debt 236.304.170.703 2577903 34 ” Stocl Wiggle? [ will be held Oct. 5, 6 and 7. ‘and keep the score. DASARI CEEARING . . hid KING'S : L | : Sh CemEIng Lr, sae via ares rn $ ps ”°” YERS HAVE BEEN jumpy, ENTRY BLANK - . AY a anger wd ee By : x jumpy « INDIVIDUALS BRIDGE TOURNAMENT Fixture Store Complete

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running lights The four n educational cr night after a in the Ohio F Ind., yesterda Skipper Ma 24, said no on take the place who must ref at the Univer Sept. 21.

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suburb was s man police f because a dancer took of The police { as an afterms Arbor’s police two Brentwoc fied she had | indecently. The court d the 23-year-c charge brough County deput Brentwood Cook resigned officers’ testir men quit, so abolished the to depend on tection.

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BUCHARES Ten men, incl Catholic clerg were put on | today in Buch

high treason. The prosecu death penalty fendants had against the se¢ munist state | United States Italian and St American C rick O'Hara, was expelled f a previous sp) among those ¢ involved. The defenda clude: Bishop Au Timisoara; Pi entine, Italiar est; Eraldo P Italian legatis clergyman in in ‘Bucharest rector of the Timisoara; J rector of the Timisoara Ca Also, Lazar inspector George Sanbul

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sister-in-law 1 Joseph Greg

twice within day. Mrs. Haskel

Gregory, and | parents of a County Hospi after a daugh same hospital Conrad Greg

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DRUMMON Sept. 10 (UP) cluding a bab three cars an and burst intc way near here The only Girard of St. was thrown c of the crash ¢ hospital. Police said were in one two in the tr Legal Notices NOTICE Sealed proposal

Drainage, . Walks grounds of the Le

Hospital, City of Indiana received at the

Division of Pub Room ' te Indiana, until 1:0

b and Room Btate Ar opiss can be of Robert Pr

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