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a) Squeeze Is On The Packers

By Harold Hartley “

beef. They don’t mean a thing. They probably won't produce by earlier approval.

more meat at the butcher counter.

are the farmers and labor. To- ; : gether they can elect anybody to Will be on the market in a weak any office any time. or two ‘with quite a splash. And

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‘ ' 80 THE GOVERNMENT to Current

there'll be plenty of beef because current?” the consumer won't pay the price.. And by that she meant is That always happens. still . walking around or is his The packing industry literally Name on a cemetery marker, A has a bull by the tail. It is los- Dice way to put it, I thought; deli-

ing money steadily on fresh beef. eats, factiul. And this is how packers stay en called Mac : in business these days. They make Standard Oil's Indianapolis manup the difference on the by- ager, and he spelled it right off.

He's an ex-news man, has a trigroducts; the ground and canned : ' ts the hides. And sometimes 8€r-quick tongue on names, and {hey take a beating on tallow. 2 mind like carbon paper. : = = Ed ~ . » FRED WILLKIE, president of J . Kingan's, told me today, “Supply SEN LITLE Miss and demand may have a lot of * id faults. but it simply won't wear a harness. It'll bust a STAD petroleum Yertustey,

somewhere.” | ] ’ And if I'd have been smart, I'd y tried to control : The country trie have found him myself in a hurry.

heer and ‘whisky. And illegal] d Bs which was in bad repute For-Mr. Egloff is in Who's

hecame smart. Then we had to With six inches of type. ScTAp the law. ‘Lot Speculators

“1f control wouldn't work on whisky, how could we axpect it to work on anything as big and ies which disturb me. essential as meat?” People are speculating in land. The only thing which will really They see which way the town is control meat prices is your refusal 8T0Wing, go out and buy a few to pay them. And when the con- 3€TeS, and wait for the town to sumer rebels, .tha farmer will get ©©Me out and buy it. in line, ' This is bad. First of all, those $8 a who speculate are gambling on THEN HE WON'T even he able Price rise. Secondly, they do to peddle his beef in the gray not intend to build, and third, market. And he can't eat it all, they may get caught, and many 50 he'll take what he can get. |NaVe, with a public which sudWhat he can get is always what! 4€nly becomes interested in you are willing to pay. everything except land. So if you . want fresh beef, . prices down, stop buying it. That's the only control there is, or ever’ IF THE SPECULATOR' holds will be. a ; jis lang iy the market too long . sell at a profit, he is st Section Hand for taxes. And taxes can bles I'VE GOT A BIG JOB today. Pile enough dough on top of what I've got to move a railroad. ihe paid, that he can’t get out. ast week when the safety Then the speculator quits payawards were announced, one went |INg the taxes. It is sold for back te the Indianapolis Union Rail- taxes. That does nothing for a way, and another to the Cambria town. and Indiana Railroad Co. | And you'll find the real estate I was never ‘farther from the Men are not for it. It makes land target, on the Cambria Road, Prices too high.

that is. And it taught me that . ) Wiggle Wall

vou can't- tell by a name where a railroad ays is tacks. Thé Ford Motor Co. is Pullding H. W. OLCOTT, .traffic man- * Crooked wall, eight miles long. ager of the Indiana Railroad, said , 1!'8 on the village side of the 1 “flubbed.” And “flub,” I did. |l®8t track at Dearborn, Mich. It The Official Raflway Guide puts contains more than 400,000 yelthe Cambria and Indiana Rail-JOWstone red bricks and is 7100 road on a 28-mile strip running eet long. And the idea is old. from Manver, Penn. to Nanfiy.|lt came from Thomas Jefferson

(Glo and Revloc, Penn. And try as Who built such a wall at the Uni- : {versity of Virginia.

it will it can’t roll its wheels on | It has symetrical reverse curves

Hoosier soil. with So that puts mein my place, m h six-foot radius. And - why moving rails like a section hand, | C 8 Sronked wall? and the Cambria and Indiana in! will hide the testing of new

its place, tno, |

‘Cheer’ le. i THERE'S SOMETHING new Wiss Jukes in the way of soap on the way.

just “plain pretty.”

SAM WEINBERGE I saw it last week. It has a happy gq;thern AER of on

name, blood cousin to “Joy.” It's called ‘‘Cheer.” It's the latest stepin the Kkeep-clean industry from the laboratories of Proctor & Gamble, It's a quick, heavy sudser. The boys who put it through its paces,| actually made more suds than! twice the amount of another powdered soap. : They washed clothes. And this'll surprise vou, where they get the clothes,

» » » THEY TAKE AN ordinary No Rub

white shirt and eut it in half. HERE'S SOMETHING which

Then they put it togéther with! hooks and eyes. Then someone Will Tap the silver polish Industry

wears it all day. jon the nose. At night they take the shirt’ Silver turns yellow and dark off the man's back and unhook because air gets to it. the twe halves, They wash one SO there's a new clear plastic half in their experimental soap, C0ating which you brush on, It's and the other in an old established Made by Merchants Chemical Co., soap powder, just to see which Stamford, Conn. And it's good for side comes out whitest, auto bumpers and golf trophies, ne too. WITH DISHES, they use black It'll save elbow grease, time, light. The ordinary soap glows, and I think some money, “Cheer” does not. And to me| The name is a natural. that means they have left out called “Silvern”.

(juke boxes) tells me where he thinks they got their name. But he's not sure, “ - He says they may have been named for a Swiss family name Juke who invented the music hox. On second thought, he says fit might have come from the name of soft drink spots down south, called “juke joints”, You can take your pick. He's staying on the Swiss side,

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YOU CAN SNAP .YOUR fingers at higher ceilings on

The government plays just one —— — way. {or votes 0; 0 the fluorescent dyes which pick up The two biggest vote groups the infra rays.

P. & Gs new powdered soap Municipal

But they're on opposite ends J. R. Martin, P. & G. district of the beef tug of war. The Manager, ‘expects the public to : , heer, farmers wants more money, and ¢ . : . the working man wants to pay and I think it will. This soap's got it.

| PVE BEGUN TO HEAR stor- -

cars, for one thing. Another is %

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“Tada »Rucinecc City Council Set | “Today «Business "vel =

For Sewer Work

City councilmen, still mopping two weeks of budget preparation for 1952, were scheduled to plunge into another,

their brows after

mass of city financing tonight. A $£3.250.000 bond issue

sewer construction was set

Year-end transfers of funds, despending for were up Included were and Weir Cook

signed top equalize the remainder of 1951, for final action. Park Denartment Airport © Councilmen were

funds. expected

approve a $7000 purchase of air-

raid sirens.

A Juvenile Aid Division building, under discussion for nearly

year, will: move a step towa

realization when a $200.99 bond

is submitted tonight.

thority bid for change at

site. :

An earlier petition before the Zoning Board for row-type hous-

lzack Walton League Elects New Officers

GARY, Ind, Sept. 17 (UP)

More than 1500 delegates to the Logan 29th annual convention of the InShe doesn’t give diana Division of the Izaak Walup. She'd found Mr. Egloff, too, ton League were on their way

in the back of an old book on the Nome today after electing Byron Kennedy, Wabgsh, their new

for § for final action, with passage assured

its he Dawson St. and l.eGrande Ave.

ing was denied the Public Housing Blough, Authority, which now has altered its plans to two-family dwellings.

ey re THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . : ds iindi 3 Rush Rearming 0f W. Germany, Adenauer Urges

of A Evans.

the council and school tion will _ start a schools improvement, They will distribute shield stickers which ‘Better Communities.’

Schools

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State PTA officials attending

the council

Mrs. flack Greig. president of the PTA Indiana Congress: vice president of Region 7; Mrs. Earl Stumpf, District 7-A director, and Mrs. Alvin C. Johnson, Indiayapolis council president, who will preside.

David Ashton,

FOR BETTER SCHOOLS—Mrs. Alvin Johnson and William

: William Evans To Be Speaker

co-operative

Make

workshops

INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC

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Hog Prices Here |. Are 25¢ Higher

Trading opened actively at the

good and choice, 329 to 330.50. yearlings| steady western yearlings; utility to mostly rood -83 and choice, $2835: slaughter scarce. unchanged ‘at $7.50 to $14, Bulls steady; commercial and

327.50 to #31 |

administra-

No. 1 pelts $28.75:

3 pound 27 campaign. ewes auto wind-

state: Better

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Odd Fellows Open Convention Here

Mre than 1000 Odd Fellows opened their vearly international

include

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| pitalized.

Local Stocks and

last night two occupants of this light plane | injury when it slammed into a wooded area at the edge of Corvair Field at Allentown, Pa. Robert Lichtenwalner of Allentown, the pilot, was uninjured, but his passenger,” James Gardner, was hos-

"er Firm Ordered

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many’'s fense of Western Europe against possible” . must be made” as

good, questions |anawers:

of their own continent a Kuropean army including German units? ’

time has The decision must be made as

Drainage

By ROBERT HAEGER United Press Staff Correspondent

BONN, Germany, Sept. 17

{Chancellor Konrad Adenauer bellieves the Western Powers should |speed up.arrangements for the re-

rmament of Western Germany. “Regrettably, much time has, Iready been wasted,” the head f the West German government

said in an exclusive interview,

He said final decisions on the xtent and manner of West Gercontribution to the de-

Communist aggression ‘soon as posible.”

He predicted that both the

Bundestag — the West German Parliament—and the bulk of 48 million would approve the incorporation

West ‘German citizens

wae Jab bong iss ue ordinance Indianapolis -, Stockyards this of German units in a Western please the farmer, kept the ceil- 1 pag trouble with my spelling. cou ne I rr pol trom . {morning - with prices 25. cents|“uropean army. _ ings off beef on the hoof. But 1t was the name of Gustav Egloff Severa Lfampaigns by JAD Ad- higher than Friday's average. + It was the first time he has ex- | to please labor it put cash ceil- the eminent oil scientist » visory Council members for new or S 0 Hogs 12.000; barrows and guts full eH pressed confidence that the Ger- / * ie r ent higher, u choice 3 to ings on beef over the ‘meat Ke will speak here Tuesday, JUALlers. : Pounds $3050 to. mostly $2075. heavier Man people would go along with counter Oct. 18, in the Columbia Club at JAD, Dow is housed in two $2073. 130 Lo 160 Pounds $13.50 a 318.50; the rearmament of Wester Ger In the middle is the packer oil Progress Week He's just rooms in the basement of City William ‘A. Evans, administra- Je YO oan Doan IS v0 0s cents many. When the question first trying to buy meat at ‘uncon-|pack from Iran. And he'll have Hall. Advisory Council members tive assistant to the superintend- myer 400 wounds 316 to $1750, only odd Was raised a year ago, Germans trolled prices and sell it into a the low-down, I want to hear him have urged construction of a new ent of Indianapolis public schools, *'%. weights under $16 generally opposed the idea. y . . . 0 . , Cattle 26800, calves 400; steers and Th 15 - - old Ch 1 { co oibuflding t relieve cramped ; ] e T75-year-o ancellor cntrolled prices. But spelling his name was will speak tomorrow to the second heifers fairle active steady: cows v So adding a cent or two to something else I phoned soft quarters. St Bh m Second ang pulls le change ree loads high warned, however, that the suc- ; 8 se. £ - ; + : hoje nd 10stly prim 35 tq 3 reat at retail will simply make voiced Miss Jéssie Logan, my Mayor Bavi said he would ap- ©f four workshop meetings being 50s An Bo ie a? hoicd?0 cessful defense of Western Eur 1 4 ) : Miss Jessie s ’ Yuna ti as i : . es es Just rime 1000 to 1200 pound steers p “ - the farmer ask a little more. The ever-ready helper in the reference Prove building plans, He said he conducted by the Indianapolis 53550 to $37.30: ood and choice light 'OPe requires the military poten farmer will always get as much department of the Main Library. Wanted construction to begin as Council of the Parent Teacher As- Medium weights $3250 to $3550: little tial of the United States. as he can for live beef. Even” She looked and looked. No S00n as possible, but doubted it sociation. . a ta B50 pounds feedrr seers $31 to $34: Mr. Adenauer's statements were . i 3 tar i 7 . tility and commercial cows 322.75 to £29 riti ten cents a pound more retail soap. Then she asked me some- ¢Ould be started this year. . Mr. Evans will discuss “Recent odd head sood $30 to $32; canners and Made in writing In response to might not help the packer thing in language I'd never heard Seek Zoning Change Developments. in Education” at SHers 8 lo 0 Years ately rave questions submitted by this cordomi. before, : Topping a fist of zoning ‘meas: fhe afternoon session in West $36.50: ufility and commercial $26.50 to respondent. It was his first press . YF . nn» ures to be acted on by the Council pari : ap 332.50 “4 7 interview since the Big Three BUT OF THIS YOU can be Skis ] GFN was a Punic Housing in Park Christian Church. Sheep. 2000: fairly active slaishter|aating in Washington 2 week sure. When it gets high enough,. POLITELY, she asked, “Is he Bing 4 During the . conference series, LADS Sieady fo $0 cents hicher: few lots |

agreed in general on the terms of choice to prime 101-pound fed West Germany's rearmament,

Questioms and Anawers Here, in part, is the text of the and Mr. Adenauer’s

QUESTION Do you believe hat Europeans can most effecively contribute to the defense through

ANSWER--The defense of the

convention today in the Clay- European continent is a common pool ‘Hotel. le

They came from every ‘state Therefore, it can ensue far bet-

oncern of all European peoples.

er .through the common instru-

rope. Latin America. About 600 ment of a European army the

hrough a system of coalition

representing 1.5 million members armies, as was customary in the

Of course, the successful

\ : defense of Europe requires the Today's big event is the 6 p. m. military potential of the United

QUESTION -—-Does this not

president. Mr. Kennedy, a circuit court « CASUALTIES . of the 22,000 units of the fra- past. Who Judge, succeeded A. P. Davis of 1950 1951 ternal organization. (Easht Chicago. Richard Neher, Accidents 6198 5841 | Wabash, was named secretary ° tyr * : banquet in the Scottish Rite States. {and Ralph Llewlyn was reelected Injured ....... 2201 2544 Cathedral. Gov. Schricker will |treasurer, Pead ......... 49 41 speak.

mean inacceptgble inequality for — the Germans who will troops outside the framework of such an army? ~

have no

ANSWER—Not only Germans,

{but also other peoples of West-

rn Europe will not be ahle to etain troops of their own outide the frame of the European

Army. An exceptional regulation will be made only for those states which maintain troops in colonial areas.

QUESTION —By what date does

a binding decision on the question lof German participation have to! be made in order to be of value to Europe?

ANSWER— R egrettably, much! already been wasted. !

oon as possible. QUESTION —Do you think that, he threat of war in Europe is

imminent today?

ANSWER ~The danger of war

is acute only when and only so long as the Soviet Union helieves

t can overrun the West without

great risk.

Legal Notices

BIDDERS bids for Drives

NOTICE TO - 8ealed proposals or

Grad} Walks and on

on the

& Nd X Te a ™ Rrounds of the LaRue D. Carter Memoria’

narrowly escaped serious |;

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Liquor, Baseball

Hospital, City of

Division of Room Indiana. until 1:00 o'clock P Standard September 1951, at

1315 West Tenth Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, will be eceived at the office of the Director Public Works and Supply State House, Indianapolis 4 . M., Central| on the 26th day of] which time and place Il bids will be publicly opened and read loud. Any bid received after the desig-

in the

404,

Time,

nated time will be returned unopened.

Copies of the detailed instructions to

hidders and plans and specifications will he on file at the Division of Public Works |

DEVORE—Ben. KOPP—Anna, TREFZ—Russell EK.

ALBERS—Julia L., .age 65 yrs, mother ot rs. Thomas Benedicl, Mrs. Lillian Rost, Fred afid Harry Aloers, sister of Mrs. Anna Whiffing and Mrs. Mary Frost, srandmother of Pvt. Anthony Benedict and Mrs. Rosemary Stanley, also survived hy one great grandchild, assed away Monday. Funeray notice “later Friends may call = at the GEORGE W. USHER MORTUARY, 2313 W. Washington St, after 17 p. m. Monday. Saad : IGHER —David, age 4, 2048 E. 62nd auc Arr of Mr. a Mrs. Marion . er, passed away y, A van PLANNER & RUCHANAN MORTUARY Tuesday, 2 p, m. Friends may call at mortuary, a CAULLAHAN-—Sam, of 308 KE. 25th, | entered into rest Sunday morning, lage 69° years, husband of Mrs. Jane Callahan, father of Mrs. Mary Engelhardt, Mrs, Betrie Bigelow and Thomas Callahan, brother of Mrs. America Raider, Mrs. Matilda Crowe, Mrs. Mary Dunn, also survived by 8 grandchildren. Services Tuecday, 1:30 p. m.. at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Michigan 8t. Friends are welcome D. R. DUELL FUNERAL HOME, Versailles, Ky., Wedresday, 3 pom. DEVORE —Ben, 835'a N. Illinois St, age 66, beloved husband of Marie FP. Devora and father of Kenneth Devore of Mooresville, Ind, passed away Sunday a. m. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. m, from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinois St. Services conducted by Father Newton, Dayton, O, Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Callers after noon Monday.

FRENCH—William Sherman, age 65,

207 Leota,: husband of Minnie French, step-father of Mrs. Mabel Green, Mrs. Stelia Barker. Mrs,

Vergie Sanders and Charles Ponsier, Indianapolis, passed away Saturday.

Friends msy call at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 E. New York St, after 6 p. m, at the fyperal

home. Burial New Crown. = FULLILOVE-Lourena (Rena) West, beloved wife of James H. Fullilove

and mother of Mrs, Araminta F. Gates. Indianapolis: grandmother’ of Mrs. Jeane W. Chesnut, Clearwater,

Fla. and sister of Mrs. Fannie Mai-

till. Indianapolis: Miss Josie West, Amelia. O.: Mr. Tom West, 8t, Petersburg. Fla.: Mrs. Charles West,

New Richmond, O.: Mr. Clifford and Howard West, Cincinnati, O.. passed away Sunday evening. Sept. 16 Funeral service will be hel dat the WALD FUNERAL HOME. Illinois at 17th St. Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 18, at 2 p. m. Entombment Washington Park Msusoleum, [Friends welcome a fon HILLMAN—Frieda K., 62 years, 813 8 New Jersey, beloved sister of FP. Hillman, passed away 8alFuneral Tuesday. 3 p mm. at the G. H. ERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 41505 8. East St. Friends invited Burial Concordia. Friends may call after 10 s. m, Monday

KOPP Ann 65 years, of 2937 MacPherson 8t,

beloved wife of William P. Kopp and mother of

Carl urday

Pauline Hughes, Imogene Moore, Wilma Slatterly, Bernice Shaffer, William R. Kopp. Joan Wier, and § grandch.ldrery, all of Indianapolis: Margaret Hardin of Terre Haute, Ind. : sister of Mrs. Agnes Christianson. Mrs. Cecelia Wenz and Mrs. . Julia Gill of Chicago. Ill. pasced

away Sunday p m. Services Wednesdav. 2p m. DST, SHIRLEY BROS

.CENTRAL CHAPEL, 98 N Illinois Rurial Union Chapel Cemetery, Friends may eall after 7 p. mm. Monday

RAY Salvatore, 332 Sf Noble St beloved hushand of the late Mary Rav. father of Mrs Anna Rav, Indiananolis. Joseph Rav. Indianapelis: father-in-law of Mrs. Frances Pay. pessed awar Ssturday. Seot 18" at 2 p Mm. age 92 vesrs. Fufrom residence Wednesdar. 2:30 am. Selsmn Requiem Hirh Haly Rosary Church. 2 a m Burial St Joseph's Cemetery, Friends

RAITHLE —Louise (Weber:. 80 vears, mother of Mrs Minnie Rurten. Darton, O.: Herman. Fred and John Weher of Indianapohis, and Henry Weber of Englewood. Cal. and Gus Raithle, Indianapolis. passed away _RBundav at the residence, 3740 De Loss St. Priend® may call at the TOLIN FUNERAL HOME. 1308 Prospect St. any time after 7 p. m: Monday Services Wednesday. 2 p m. Interment Washington Park. Friends invited RANDOLPH—Mrs. Velva G.. 5449 Crestview Dr, wife of Harold Ear! Randolph, mother of Richard Hadley Randolph, daughter of Cluade Jarvis, Crafwordsville, Ind. ; sister of Mrs Juanita Helen Graham. also Crawfordsville. 1Ind.: szrandmother of Robert Earl Randolph. Indianapolis, passed away Sundar. Services FLANNER & RUCHANAN MORTUARY. 1 p m. Kednesday -Priends invited. Rurial Russellvill§ Ind. Friends may call at mortuary. SATINSKY Sadie. of 840 S. Meridian, passed away Sunday morning. Mother of Louis. Ben, Mever. Mrs. Tena Sandler and Mrs. Ann MeGill Ala survived hy eicht grandchildren. Services will Be conducted 2 p. m. PTAndsy pt the AARON.-RUREN PUNERAL: HOMF Interment Arran Achim Cemetery. Friends invited STMKO- Mrs. Elizabéth. age 72. 048, N. Holmes. beloved mother of Mrs Helen Curran. Homewood, II) : Emery Kimkon. Cleveland. ; Mrs Annas Robinson. San Antonio, Tex.: Mrs. Mary Zeaunik, Mrs. Elizabeth Allison, Mrs. Rose Polev. Joseph, Frank snd Alice Simke. sister of Mrs. Kate Miller. Whiting. 'Ind.: Mrs Susan Revecz, Universal, Ind: Mrs. Mary Vareo. Cleveland. O.; 23 grandchildren, 1. erest-grandchildren. passed away Satyurdsv. Services Thoesdsv, RR" am STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS.” 9 as m, Trinity Church, Burial Hely ( Cemetary. Friends mav rall at the "CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS," 3136 WwW. 18th. any time. =

SUTHERLIN--Harold E. husband of Mary Oursler Sutherlin, father of John Robert Sutherlin. pazsed awav Siundav, Rervicee PLANNFR & RBUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday. 11 a. m. Priendsc may call after noon Tuesdav SWEENEY Nellie ¥.. age 58. 440 XN. Dennv. wife of William FE. Sweensv, Ellis.

sister of Rahert Pairmont, W

Vs . Far! Ellis, Stureis. Mich.: Esther O'Neal. Cal, passed awsy Sundav Friande mav csll at THE DORSYY

FUINERAL HOME, 1928 F. New York after 8 n. m. Mondav. Funeral 10:30 2’ m. Wednesday. st funeral! home Ruria]l Washineton Park. (Lebanon nemnars nlsage eoapv TREF7Z—Russell FE, are 8. Randnlph, beloved

82, of 911 con of Mrs

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farsh G. Trefz. brother of Raymond _

F. an@ John TE. Trefr. Mrs. Clara Kunkel! and Mrs. Dawn Foster. passed sway Sunday p. m. Servicer Wadnesdav. 1:30 » m.. SHIRLEY RROS TRVING WILL. CHAPFRL, 5377 EK. Washington. Callers after 8 p. m, Mondas WICKLIFF Stella, belov Ida. May Archer. Hazel Rizalv, Phoebe Hardwick. James Wolland, Jack and Ceorge: Payne. «ister of Ronse Crowder and ¥red Willaughhy, #lzn 4 grandchildren. passed away Saturday. Rervies Tussdavy. 2 » mm, st REANRLORSOM MORTUARY. 1121 V. Ray |t. Burial New Crown Cemetery. Friends may (all at mortuary,

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——fept, 13 and Supply. Department of Engineering. | STOCKS ¥ . : Room 404 State House, Indianapolis. Indi. | American Loan 5% ........ ICKeTS elze ana. { | American States com ‘en . A Copies can be obtained at the affics| {American States pd ....... 242 Ww Police seized nearly 50 gal- oF Ler Trost Dus ost and Associates. | Agung core sor att 10 LOMMIIBTR PAINS tons of tiauor ana 134 vasevan SB tnitinu nal Sr etkame™ [Belt RR' & Stk VEs wid. |. 83a tickets and made 13 arrests in any ore ait piqterves the rieht to Fleet | Bobbs-Merrill com “HN 16 i. 13 raids vesterday. WALTER R. MYBECK. Director, | Robbs-Merrill pfd 43% . 81 I s 2898 Pubiic Works and Supply Central Soya sii iid 40 4212 Janes sdarver, 34, of 2828 Mar- - ———— So ree Coamp_of Com 'com Coan tindale Ave, was charged With 1ppasury DEBARCHENT. Office of Com Loan 4 pid... '.... Bite "i violation of the 1935 beverage act Distries Supervisor Alcohol Tax Unit, , -Na-V tennns A : 3 © erna py, ue, Nic ' Cont Car in-Var Si sears Its . The Board of Works today after police confiscated 60 half- Hlinots Date of Art publication Solxase. u 00’ 10: , i ; . i otice is herebh y gumains, Ing and ptd 100°2 ordered Charles W. Cole & Sons; pints of whisky, six pints of an September 2. 1951. Ane 1040 Oldman Pr Mm fere 5 bid . Fa 18% consulting sewer design engineers, Scotch, 14 half-pints of gin and sories. sy Gn acces | Equitable Securities com . 25 .... to complete plans for three major 19 fifths“ of ‘wine at 1318 E. 25th Indians. Jor violation of the pipternai BE « : 9 y + : . r ‘ . - : ection 3321. . Eultanje Securities P ie sewer projects for Indianapolis. St. : ternal ‘Revenue Code. Registered owner Family Pinance 5% pfd ...0 95 100 Thev include sewers for Ritter J-i8ht half-pints of whisky were ny Sox BE De) ine, THD, | ys Lor as . ? ¥ v 3 . y | Hamilton Mfg Pd 30 Ave. Bovd Ave. and 32d St. and seized at 2666 Northwestern Ave. property. must file a claim and deliver RE Tad ol igh I Washington Blvd esi but no one was arrested. WIth AmpEDeed sureties Tar Thm Of 130, A ieee 81 § $ . Be the Investigator in Charge. Alcohol T a - s0N¢ : y ol Tax Booz [Dug Co, com sees i s i3 An alternate plan for 32d St. Ten persons were arrested in Unit. Room 249. 36 8. Pennsvivania Stree! {Ind Asso Tell 2'; ®d ... 48! va 314 ; 2-raid on a poker game at 2519 Indianapolis. Indiana. on or before Oc-| a Wa om exe $37 wali calling for the building of a Northwest Ave. Otis 1 1 toher 10. 1951. otherwise the property Ind Mich EI 4's ofa .. 88 102" double outfall at 32d St. and Fall ! De He os Ove Be he toe dorfeited and disposed of accordn : § “ 3 0), NE 88 AS pb : p 2TaDls ACh, Ct Realty Co 19 Creek, was. turned down by the *”: © al address was charge » DANIEL J. CONERTY, | | Indianapolis Water com 16! 173 z ; with keeping a gambling house. District Supervisor . r S . 4 hoard over recommendation by : ret rs er - Indanapolis Water 4'y pfd ...100 : ° : Lucas Jamison, 321, of 918 N EGAL “NOTICE *Indianapoiis Water 5% pfd .. 108 109 the consulting engineer. The com- : ? : it |. NOTICE oF THE PROPOSED LES | Indpls Pow & Lt com . 3414 34% fe A me Miley Ave. was charged with AND REGULATIONS 9 RULES *Indpls Pow & Lt pfd pe’; 99 pany indicated ‘as much as oo! selling and Frank Brown, 66, CHAPTER 24 Bn IMPLEMENTING . \ [ 9, Kingan & Ceo com 4'2 al $200,000 . might he saved by a poe R : ' | AMEN BY sro Hon 2 (E) CHA R |

|Kingan & Co pfd . $4 | Indianapolis Rajlwavs com . 4 Jefferson National Life com .. 10 |Kingan & Co pfd !

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larger expenditure now. City Engineer William R. Hunt

of 938 Lynn St. with visiting a 2 gambling house at 2241 W. 10th St.

apse Sh i Stark orn NRO SHE, INBuARR 8 Ate SOAR SOF EDT. {

| Lincoln ational Life | x . . | yne orporation ' . . he recomme 0 vn La sem Notice is hereby given t ¥ R. Mallory Co com 3 (explained t mendation . ¥ meeting on Septemper LPs aren {Marmon-Herringlon com + bs #igaid no saving would be made Offical Weather fal Commission of the Indiana State | op Th Lg (new) .. ra 18 | UNITED STATES WEATHE UR | moa o Ee oh tentatively “adopted 1 © ) “ 2 i i y , ‘iD ST! , § 'EATHER BUREAU motion re-establishing R Nat Homes ned ha 100 108 unless the Illinois St. sewer were I NEAThEY 25 30 and 31 reiating Seviaed Rls 2,| ery com a 2: 3 : J . y Se - oni i— emergency units of State Thiti » Ind Pub Serv Al pd oo 43s 07s constructed within 10 years. No (0 5:98 | Sunset 5:51 Notice ix also given that at Oa n u erv 4 p “ri 3 4° : : k —————— seas ye meeting on August 28 195), t Progress Laundry *com oo 313, '*'* construction date has been set for Comoe Commission oF*Hhe Hhalvna ghe General ub Serv of Ind 3! Pp «+ B19 R44 i i Tot 3 ! in $ ’ wn 0 lducation tentatively adop® 3 pup Bftv 0 nd 3a yd .... 31x Rta the lllinois St. project, but Mr Total precipitation since Jan.” 27 Amendime. Rule To Sectiadopied a Jatin | Ross Gear Too! com 43 Hunt said it probably is more ciency since Jan. i ceees 3M mental distribution “of iransfer tuition witzer-C = support o § 1 p 80 Ind G&E com... 313 227, than 10 years away. The following table shows the tempera- *'Bifsuant ‘to the provisions of Chapter | 80 Ind GE& 48% pfd 106': 109’ i i" ture in other cities. 120 of the Acts of the General | £rokely-Van Camp Pom ‘ 17% 18% Contracts for resurfacing Em- AD ion Hieh Low ot the State of Indiana of 1045 ay Stokely-Van Camp 1d 17! 18% Atlanta Piss erases atime ria 9 ereby given that on September 26. 1051. Tanner ahs Vas pid ea) 3 4 erson Ave. from 11th to 16th Sts, Boston LAs ‘ 4) & at 12:30 p.m C8T. in the office of he | erre Haute Malleable .. .... 112 12° , ; ’ . 3 Ms Lie Ay ciinireenirrie 14 State Superintendent of Public Instr Wo U. 8. Machine Co Aira Tn "ei Was awarded to R. M. Bowen Co. Chicago . 7 46 Room 227. State House, a Sr pn. | United Telephone 5% pfd . . 98 on a low bid of $44,985.50. Cincinnati 3 44 diana. said board will hold a public hear‘Union Title esas 59 ant Pe ——————— Wabi Cleveland 7 46 ing on the proposed amended rule and! *Extra dividend | — Denver de . 2 11 jew Tevited rules a ies of “ald amendBONDS Fansv n re available for examination at Ailen & Steen 88. ..... 05 . i. 5S. Statement Ft. Wayne 7 41 the office of sald board at Room 227, | American Loan 4'as 55 ..... 97 sane] . Ft. Worth 1 54 State House. Indianapolis, Indiana. | American Security 5s s ss 2 els IEG ll se Kansas Clty ....... ee rirers 39 3 CRARLES . NOCHEL ' merican an is . . a . A . Severaries ACretary. Bastain Morly 8s 81 ........ 3 | WASHINGTON "Sept. 13 0) Gaver. Minneapolis-St. Paul 0... 70 48 | India taeral Commission of 25 «ve+ieurreNt fiscal vear through Sept. 13, com- New York © lit a3 a3 | ~—--Thdiana State Board of Bducation. i.oi|pared with a year ago: Oklahoma City *........ 53 | ra This Year Last Year Qmaha n Fl 50 | . 4 33; i : tbure 5 ew) JIN fob SA, | PROFIT MAKING | Deficit 4.697.393, '910.38 302 280, Frnncieeo 3 | . Ba, dE . | is a MANAGEMENT Shea Dent 200 TIAA Ten 250000 300.400 ; 1 Gold Res. 21,852.414,168 ,575,701,4

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

[bo POR SALE: ']

Local Truck Grain Price

"* 50.Share Block’ United Home. Life

| Pubtie Aervies Siar 18. 3 hae oh dt 8 1 i Local Produce

“hk mance Stock, ovo]

FUNCTION not an | Economic Circumstance! |

wil, Write “en i Georce S. May Company

2 Lodge & Club Notices

INDIANAPOLSS "Chapter OES. Called

meeting for friends’ night, Tuyesday, Sent. 18th at 8 p._m. Nadine Bell, Worthy Matron, Daisy Win-

disch. Secretary,

3 Card of Thanks

GIGER~-I wish to express my sin- , cers thanks te relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness given at the sudden passing of my dear brother, FORAST W. GIGER: . Brooks for his consoling words, Monon employees, Moore & Kirk Mortuary and all who assisted in ¥ X.

8 Funeral Directors

ro o__._ MONDAY, SEPT.17, 1051 ANNOUNCEMEN

I.. Death Notices

10 Los & Found :

T - Short cocos Palm ch jacket, downtown, reward, ¢ 6611 after 6 p. m., or PL-OASL, ext, 2121 8 to 5, ; lg lL Te BIFOCAL glasses, brown case. Loss. Friday, W. 10th. & King Ave. or Link Bejt. Reward. 1158 N. Ware

man. CA-2673. onan

PURSE. small , black. Lost vicinity . ser¥™ce station by Tee Pee or bus depot. Reward. Wi-2080. BULOVA WATCH, ‘lady's, ‘1 smal

diamond and 3 rubles: zentimenta value. Liberal reward. -9868.

LOST lady's blue swealer, brass Ruttons Call FR-1374 before 4 or 3345 Graceland. Reward. - -

10a Pets Lost & Found

STRAYED--2 Male Beagles, sir Hill. 2601 8. ybolt.

BEAGLE PUP—White and wearing harness; name TA-4643.

vicinity BE-

hlack, “Pard.”

11 Personals

1 WILL not be responsible for y debts contracted by anyone other

than myself after Sept. 18, 1051, Ottis Day. 813 Warren Ave. : PERMANENTS—$2.45 Guaranteed Biggest bareain in town, No appt. needed. Hair dyesbleaches, Only $2.50. Day and nit service. Roval Beauty. 401 Roosevel

Bidg. PL-0481,_ PL-6090. Est. 33_yre,

"Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist

now located on entire ‘6th

is Mari 8 w a to ofttae: Sormerty o po dulet023.

301 Roosevelt Bid 1 WILL NOT BP RESPONSI ron DEBTS CONTRA D B ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF. FRANCES R. FAIRBANE

AI.COHOLIC Anonymous Freedom Group reached through P. O. Box 481, indiana or by tel ins AT-3852 pefore 10:30 p. m. GOSSIPS go gaga about Glaxo water clear plastic-type linoleum coating, ends waxing. Block's Notions. FREE CLASS IN FLOWER MAKING FVERY TUES. and THURS, 32-4, DOUGLASS FLOWER SHOP, PL-752§

REVOKED DRIVER'S LIC, For SR-22's payment plan, CALL COLBROOK. GL-2850

HEMSTITCHING, 10c Yd. IM-7855

12 Business Service

sie DAS EM EN TS WATERPROOFING, ALL BAD JOBE FIXED: REFERENCES. 8080.

DRY WALL, joints. taper and fine _lsher. TA-0033 BRICKWORK Brick, block, cement. veneer. storerooms. bsmtis, porches, walks all kinds masonry New reoalr. [mmediate serv,

CH-4535 CH-4535 BRICK AND BLOCK WORK Veneers garages. basements, fire= places. grills; prompt service, AT-9830,

STONE, BLOCK, CEMENT WORK

FREE ESTIMATES, MA-15820 . eT ———

FIR Brick

Carne BUNEDERE So MASONRY CONTRACTOR Wants brick, block. stone or cement work, Established firm, ine

sured White. MA-1104 ar IR-3323

eaaeee. CTAVENTERS _ PLUMBING. carpentry. painting. ste, Free estimate Prompt service, CA-1584.

CARPENTRY, remodeiing and cement work; references. BL-0358. CARPENTRY. new or old Insured. _Ed_Gerringer. BL-1788

_ CHIMMEY REPAIRS CHIMNEYS. plastering, stuceoing: new or old. Pree estimates. White man GA-349 re CONTRACTING

REMODELING and REPAIRS

Rms bit, attics fin. «tairwars, sazging firs. ring. porches. windows, drs inst. pimbne. painting. Free est PR-T348 TA816S FERGUSON industrial and orivate nome Spe~ elalist 'n fli dirt too soil “Cavel ded on ‘rucks an ered Bulldoring Cal! [M-X321 av

SHEET ROCK. Joints taper and finisher. 0033

TAAIY, ein Top Soil. Fertile op doil. Fert MI dirt Det promptiy 83d and White River RR-2224. eve BE-08]11

FILL DIRT—TOP SOIL White crushed stone cravel sand. GABIBY or oemmerss sm > — FILL & TOP DIRTY _Loaded and delivered ( CHARLES MALONE—HI-1.0 Grading. sodding. fll dirt. rov.setl, bulldozing equipment. .mmed service, TRACTOR erading. bulldozing, einders, pit-aravel, erushed rock. top dirt. GA-7022 z BASEMENT digging under houses.

Block laying and cement work. IM -5968 — COMMENTING all types: best work,

lowest prices: free estimates: general hauling. F_A._ Hemp. MA-6129. FLOORS sanded and refinished, made to: look like new Free esti mate. IM-1050 — = Tn ELECTRICAL = CENSED ICIAN. 1D-4039 _ GENERAL WIRING AND REPAIR WHITE CRUSHED STONE $350 Ton delivered Sand. gravek op soll and fill dirt BE-3832-w crushed stone. sand. gravel, cinders. dirt. pit run, excavating. 2 A — CRUSHED STONE. CINDERS _ Fl dirt and gravel FR-2748 EXCAVATING EXCAVATING Crane work. bhulldozing stone BR-1621 § & L

erushed Excavating

0 GENERAL excavating, eravel. top ots RR-

and fill dirt Parking 96683 AT-7946

BULLDOZI y trenching Hartman Bros B Evenings WA.S231. oo EXCAVATING and GRADING BR-6706 “RED” HINES BR-2128 — — TENCING POST HOLES — IM-3328 —— iene LAWN FENCE $16 per 100 ft. _ SQUARE RED CEDAR POST 85c each HOOSIE co 1701 ® 38th TA-3434

FENCING—LOWEST PRICES .. All types for BREET" para Fence "hu BR 400 —— ~YURNAGRS New Air Conditioner SUNBEAM FURNACES

Oil, gas and coal repair parts for all makes furnace, Estimates free, work

G. Excavating and 8653,

- guaranteed,

Central Furnace Co. 47 S. Belle Vien FR-T748 GA-3310 BL-/188 OTL burners cleaned. repaired. Work apiSaraniaed 24-Hour service BLe FURNACES Repair, vacuum cleaned, new ine

sta!lation, choice of furnaces. Lise bility comp. ins. Free est.

ASSOCIATED

Maintenance & Builders TA-2079-2301 Guilford

. FURNACE repair ‘work for all makes.

— Quick service. TA-2949. FURNACE CLEANING & REPAIR _Reas. rates. Mr. Patterson, TA-1871,

CONK FUNERAL uoME 19314 W Mie ity st -9622 4925 W 16th At BE-3960

AT. 2388 Parlier Puneral Home, 1604 W Morty ANY & ANA -23 W._ Fall Creek Bivd.—TA-3371 BERT S$. GADD 1047 Churchman : GRINSTEINER'S

ome o erse ice JORDEN FUNERAL HOME

GUTTERING ~~ roofs, chimneys

bid Td me for low cost. Li-

_____WARDWOOD FLOORS

a J G, paired. See 3820

HARDWOOD FLOORS

re he ry ror: BR. 3038 ven every job.

vr oI . _— scrap lumber Earle irivieey gravel, i - He 1 Haass. rner , nA -~TON ar contract h

lawn and factory '

MONDAY 12 Business S FWRI LAT

factory serviced

STARBRAND | 1202 8 Sherman | I LINOLEUM, tile Cabinet top ins pairs. Carl Gither PAPER CLEAN STEA ~em—— Wy e— Paper Steam Free Estimate WORK GUARA PAPER HANGING ers .for rent. service. Call Bai ter, RI-4617, RIPAPER HANGIN latest samples. E.R. Shepherd, C

PAPERHANGI) Steamin Whit Condiff, TA-6042, PAPER HANGINC and out. Flovd

. BR-4913

PAPERHANG] ___ JTMMED. SER PAPER HANGIN( _Aervice. HI-1082 PAPER Hangin teed service |

nen —— re t——

FREE estimate or ing, $8 up per r PAPER HANGIN __ WORK. PRICEI —— PAIN PAINTINGEXTE

Spray, brush, ye Liability comp. in

+. ASSOC

Maintenance TA-2079—2

Kemtoning, pai "INT.-EXT. PAIN’ 25 vears’ expe:

PLASTERING, ce steaming and service, PL-8151 i ao PLUMBING, ren baths. America terms. * Burke's F ances. 206 8. St

3202

—_— rs ROD ROOFING GUT

Your choice, al Liability comp. I

ASSOC

Mainbenanc TA-2079—2.

ALL WORK FREE ESTIMATE Sidinrg—gutterin GEN. ROOFING DAYS. MA-6848

NEW OF S— GAL. GUTTERS

_ RI-2928—Wi|

install septic ts oair HINT SEWER digging f _ tanks. [mmed. : _SEPTIC

SEWERS CLI

REGISTERED CO FREE EST 24-HR

SEPTIC TANK!

OUTSIDE TOILE L]

E FR-5571 HI. Septis Tank: Tollets. cesspos 1's. cleaned. rer ice: modern ecuin % SAM'S SEPT - We. clean and and septic tanks

_____ TERMITE UNITED TER) Pree inspection _ UPHO * UPHOI Na inh ton la stimates ;

Free

WALL

WALL WASHING ar interior: exp

REN SLEEPIN 20 Hotels

FAIRGROUNDS | DAILY AND

- 1363, 21 Walking [

KIRK) SAFE —

357 E. WASH. 100 Clean, F DRO AN

Special W

We Cater to BE SAFE AND DELAWARE. 713 furnifed room No drinking. SLEEPISG ROOM ta bath. LI-32

22 North

ALABAMA N., 12] man: eity heat tation. = - —~— ALABAMA, 1614 M adioiniug bath, poreh, CARROLLTON, «4° twin beds, brkfs Afni 3 CARROLLTON. 2 furnished: privi couple, 2 girls CENTRAL. 4808 “refs: 1s floo HU-J185 CENTRAL. 31 — BOARD OPTIC 4459 COLLE DEY. ent: twin 2850 N.. OFF COI

lor quarters. a HI1-7868 COLLEGE TRANS com! rm. next TA-0720 COLLEGE, 3223] residence, empl

ILLINOIS, 1717— _ priv, entrance, KENWOOD, 3452 next bath, door WA-2330. KEYSTONE and rms... private e 5 p.m, i MERIDIAN. 2610 single, front. man. H1.0T19 NEW JERSEY, 2 rm. Good trans PENN. N.i doubl Close in: good co SUTHERLAND, room, next to | emploved gentlen College and Cent UNIVERSITY Col _of College Roo A LARGE new large closet, ne good transportati ative preferred

3 220 E.

Large front, tw stant hot wale tion Employed. V

$24 E 42D and center employe HU-2320. TH W. 26— well furnished, GENTLEMAN. lo excellent orth, WA-3910,

NUSUALLY ple man. Viein 1s vate home. HI-! LARGE, beautifu hath, ol

, 642 KE alk-in_clos: FICE room, _.tmployed la

TERN ivil. Employed.

718 adn in