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3IPAGE 18 ie pn THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1951 THUR

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“Today +Business'Wage Freezes Out,’ CIO Chiefs Declare

$185,000 Down the Drain— ONE T

Plumber, Hotel Man Vie Ei For Smuggling Reward

fA Suppose We Murray Hints

Got Peace? Steel Strike to

YMCA branches

. rg " dd § £4 2 By Harold Hartley ; one of th : : By United Press tof their value. In this case, the fouhded ir : g pe? 4 ‘ , ROUSES POINT, N, Y., Nov. 8/reward may amount to $46,250. three year SUPPOSE WE got peace, > By United Press “ f would b ore tha was form 7 ¥ 't vou? But would vou dream your- EW VY lt “ —A plumber and a hotel pro-| “Gee, that would be m han You can dream can't you: t a | : ) NEW YORK, Nov. 8~The CIO I'd make in my whole lifetime,” If into a de ression ? declared last night it would “never prietor both ‘elaimeq today the Mr. La Valley said self into 8 : ‘ as i | [Mr. Li sald. Fide T stretched out his hand last night. In it submit to discriminatory wage ¥ ithe Malia for Jndine} BN Remy Jason, 2 fk Se ; EamBel oy vozide Qini 3 " worth o amonds -|prietor, dispute r. La Valley's was a branch. And on the end ia td which cass [Freezes . and Presid nt Philip den in a toilet by a frightened claim to the reward. He said he of the branch was an olive. in it. That's a liquid which goes Murray warned his United Steel- ’ "deserved it just as much because ‘ But he had terms. And that's on slick, dries rough. workers they may have to strike weman smugg ef, he had turned over the diamonds * as far as the offer to disarm will : 2 8.8 rioned "to win' a wage increase in nego- One $85,000 packet of gems, the authorities. probably ge, The Reds 37¢.in asi AND THEY'VE Severed A tiations which opén- in a few was found by Plumber Oliver oH “I'm making my own applica- _ deep ‘as we are, maybe deeper. | steam cleaner for greasy machin- oo | Valley in a clogged drain at theitjon for the reward,” Mr. Jilson ee. ery. Ph-ht, and the dirt is gone. Mr. Murray - the governs Holland Hotgl Monday. A sec-|gaiq

ond packet was found yesterday —_ {bringing the total find to 1024

| : i d f karats ‘worth an estimated Edycator Accused

Both packets, found in the Of Robbery to

clogged toilet drain of the wom-

en’s lavatory, were in small plas- 4 » ’ tic containers. Please Fiance

"EW MEN stayed awake . a -» : Murray said 8 : ast rey usual last night. They; THE SALES END is loaded Tie " nay pave a Dudgeon in : : * X , its hand to bash our brains in” were studying the ceiling. What with se . : y : bash: our brains I if the Ee suddenly safd yes. convened in the East. This week but that his stee Iworkers will They could see the unemploy- the convention will be for the endure all “hazards” to win “a ment lines snaking out from fac- West, but a lot of the Eastern little more bread and butter. + tory entrances And goods piling sales force is barging in anyway,’ The 13th annual convention of

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' i ing their own fare, don't want the labor organization adopted a! a up. And people failing to meet Payin : b ; Gov. Sc S8 : psolution saying it would “never The diamonds were smuggled 2 nance company payments, to miss a thing reso ying . 2s s 3 : ; I uane back to| And when they get here theyll submit to discriminatory wage in from Canada to this north-| SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Nov, i dinner in ( ; the FHA find the usual program, but in re- freezes or unfair policies of any leastern New York border com- {UP)--Dr. Gwynne Nettler, 38, actual bir ees verse, other kind" after hearing Mr. SHORTRIDGE DANCERS—While Jane Lowe (center) checks last-minute details, Nancy Distel- munity, George B. Warner, deputy aan pear re lelugy 4 Daily, at SO I HIT fhe phone lines, got| _ ? ie Murray's speech and urgings horst and Jerry Leer (left) demonstrate ballroom dance style and Phyllis Witte and Culver Godfrey customs collector said. It was be- © "5 00 “FEE Ul 0 ge “ tional serv And he said,l INSTEAD OF THE salesmen from two other leaders to ignore; gh d techni W's all for the Shoriridae High h ; ‘ lieved they were brought in by a Wi! ! ) y a a big steel user. An ' . ; . show square dance technique. It's all for the Shortridge High homecoming dance at 8:30 p.m. to- » charges of burglarizing wealth tral and “H » First of all he hadn’t|Seling the purchasing agents, the the Federal Wage Stabilization . . . oq “i 4 woman who arrived Saturday ges 8 g y ral an ra TT I never listen.” | Purchasing agents, E. W. Hanzlik Board's rules in wage negotia- morrow, when both kinds of dancing will prevail. "Mr. Sweaterboy of 1951" will be chosen from sil- from Montreal and left on the homes to furnish his bachelor chapels ! agin ne heard only from Sears (Chicagd) and W. F. tions houets of five Shortridge athletes by vote of ticket-buyers. The dance will follow the Shortridge: first train Sunday for New York apartment so it pleased. his girl An all-s 8 ; + Penney. will . : iv . friend. t ybserv » snatches -of the speech. He was Dagehek om J ~ Penney the Scores U, 8S, Policy Broad Ripple football game. pe City. » ¢ Fy the versity fos , rie iy playing cards, figured he wouldn't ™ Stan ing up in on x De B Xhe Mi. Murkiv bs : tn ' 4 . | Mr. Wane elusey n isentiy - i university min Whe (at ng 'e heard much anyway. 5a ¢smen how Zoo sid ' Mr. Murray blasted the govern- 1 . the woman. He said she had been won his Doctor of tiosophy de- , on have . us products are ment’s economic stabilization pro- Exp osive Gas Fumes Hog Prices Here searched when she crossed the gree at Stanford, was taken into cal radio | ? TRA I never thought that would gram as unfair and unreas bl Ent G i E py , border but nothing was found custody by Sheriff John Ross events alse 1 A I. USER : reasonable er rain xcnange or¢ « g $ : ) pip Fm Pa THE STE BN an happen. But it will, starting to- because it controls wages more 9 Take a Dive Customs officials hoped to pick after the girl. turned over to years of Y » Summed Nt up Pp he MOTTOW noon, at the Warren. strictly than prices and employ- ® * MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 8 (UP) anapolis UP the woman, believed to be a authorities what she claimed was The sche * play. “They're trying to pass the ers’ profits , —Fire prevention bureau agents HOg prices at the Indianapolis b int t Is . Nettler's “signed confession” to Nov. 11 ball to the Kremlin. Those guys The Little Thinas TS prolils S Stockvards today were the lowest member of an international smug- ! s “sig 8 ic ' have be hanging the war on e Little ng ‘It may be that workers will be tried to hunt down the source of StOCK) ud) =" gling ring, in New York, he said. burglarizing four homes in the opens win Now De —r to pass the. SOMETIMES I GET a look be- forced into strike situations explosive gasoline fumes coming since last December as Spring Under law, a person who re- wealthy Montecito area. allernoon bla . for going on right “back hind the scenes. through no fault of their own’. Br-United-Press mg the 12-story. building of the pigs fiooded the focal market COVErs Smuggied valuables is en- x * @ 2 Life Build 3 a ve Hy = And there I see the other things he said. SEATTLE; Wash, Nov. 8 — Ration's Sorony largest grain ex- "16000: fairly active early, later titled to a reward of 25 per cent OFFICERS brought an addi- 5 Nov. 12 : businessmen do besides chase the } i : "oi \ tachuy-| ChANEe Yesierday, glow. ight ang m gs yo ST ap. tional charge of carrying a con- Lanides a “It's not likely that the Reds back. wert id hot mention the steel- The Coast Guard cutter Wachu Traders continued to carry on Local Stocks and Bo Is. cealed: Weapon against Nettler. banquet, will pay any attention to a [""o" oo cel learned that the who rig he Workers sett today rescued the last six business, however, although signs ff CN Sm charging a 25-caliber automatic Senate A eg polived bY Sue Uniey ot TV sets at the two Boys Clubs ing but @e fer pidge survivors of a grain ship which were posted in basement corri-| pouna —~Nov. #— was found in his car when he tennial pre y n . ! ; ng. f AS 8% a g Q TOUKS 84 a in ve. Youn , tons. were getting hazy. They get a the steelworke H ha caught fire in the windswept Sors and a Store oom. that ¥ i. 12 3 AmeAD LOAD 3% ives. Ng Amcdiwas picked up. A ; + even if they did accept, the cou- biz workout. ‘They (d INL e t workers will demand a warned against smoking. to $13. sows 50 cents lower; American States com. ..... 58 y : Interco le of years of hard times might g rout. €y ouidraw every- pigger raise than the 5 cents an North Pacifié. . : “wp 317. few $17.25 American States pfd we Nettler denied any connection Ave cent p ye. thing except the library. : Fire Prevention Bureau Chief _ Cattie 1200. calves 300; ct Ayrshires Collieries com 11 17% with the series of Montecito bur- Eh Err ot . be worth it, if we got rid of 0 a hour they would be allowed by The tragedy cost the lives of Charles A. Johnson said that he Scop pnd, carina hea: Belt RR & Stok Ys pid |... 63 Jaries 2nd Gained tha te rl ide Hi Y . the WSB's lin > : s A. son sé weak; lower grades bid 25 Belt RR & Stock Yds pf 63 glaries and claimed that his gir nth : controls, and got good dollars SO QUIETLY, LOU RANDLE, 3 present policy. five men. One perished in the also had igsued orders that elec- Fer COWS FO% oF pound steers $3 Belt RE Bk Ys com Ba friend. whose name was aa : 3p J. Al : back. president of Associated Distribut- The union's wage committee raed f th SS George trical equipment should be turned low choice 335 to $35.25. commercial 10 Bobbs-Merrill pid 4% 74 by officers. had brought f it Auditoriun f 2 RCA) meets next week in Atlantic City, Ss neroom © eS 7e0re i : ; good y 15s and. steers $30 to. 33450: *Central Soya PY 42 Cers, had. brought furniture county . THER MAN who said tors (RCA) sent out a man to fix i cats} ik w 'h fl loped off in the storercom where the good heifers $33; iugh Chamber of Commerce com 21 identified by officers as stolen to E ANO MA? Ti ¢ | them up. No shouting about it, N. J. to draw up specific de- Walton when ames enveloped . ..o were strongest. He said ¢ § d_cows 326 to 128 | girele Theater com 3 os his apartment Nettler said the A Keep me out of this. I don't WNL gos, i4et good turn. Bread on Mands, the ship. Four others drowned bureau agents were hunting the ¢ 0 0 $30; veal- Consolidated Fin § pfd lil. #6 Heped contession was a # 3 , to get into street corner argu-ii, / hey were swept overboard ’ . . ers ser steady: mood to Cont Car-Na-Var 5. Iw 13 2lleged confession was a forgery, » ts” added that the stock mar-|¢ waters. WSB Ready to Act when they were swept over source over a four-block area. prime 335 to $41. prime quoted to 342; Cummins Eng com el “ a. Tot 15 stil going stron It's the little things a man does, alas from a lifeboat after the crew The big downtown building has Wit to sood 138 to s3 mod-| Denn Bee som. Mw ek!local Produce : ket is still going £. {when he doesn’t have to. that Defense Mobilizer Charles E. abandoned ship. « Offices employing between 1800; erately active; bulk sal ts or Eastern Ind Tele 8 pfd 9 . “What we're watching for I8 | jetermine the size of his shadow. Wilson said last week that the Twenty-five others were res- and 2000 persons. Employees Of (howe $3050 to 130. fen choice 300 Eouiianls Secuniies S08 98 | puteriat Premium. $00 reswr she ‘box selling,’ that's people dig- S P WSB would step into any steel cused yesterday by two merchant the grain exchange said they had R/Ims scarce: utiiity to rood $21 to 529; Pwally Finance ecm ..... 81 | Eees-Grade A large fic: Grade B larre - | i 3 : : - . ; i 3 . 5 § unchanged at 4 FR Ie ™ a 1 r : . ging investment securities out | un Fower dispute to avoid a crippling strike. ships which plowed through 20- noticed no odor of gasoline and Bulls, slow aoout steady. bulk ‘com: Hays Corp pid ww .. .... 91 3 2 ™ : : of their lock boxes and dump- | yyg wit) GIVE vou an idea. Mr. Murray noted that a num. foOt Seas to reach the men in weren't afraid that the building) geod ©» 530: conc: Sod? wif i830; odd {amison Mig Co com ...or W. 10% an Br Se cons ; ing them. If the big vesting how far along things are. ber of government officials. in- lifeboats. might blow up. $26.50. : A Homs T & T I ote"... 30 "43 ese de. snd No 2 poultry. de less ; trusts start this, look out. General Motors has a motor cluding Economic Stabilizer Eric The six men had been adrift are . Jud Asse 1 Ea 3, B Tr EE rz 8 = hat in Which runs when you light a Johnston and Price Stablizer for about 30 hours since the E G i EF Il d Southern Railway Asks ind Gas'& Water com 2a en Local Truck Grain Prices THE SUM TOTAL was that the/candle and hold in front of fly- Michael V. DiSalle, have urged the Walton burst into flames 390 X-o0 nrolie OK Servi Curb ind Telephone 3 5 98 Ou BE Truman speech didn’t Heap wheel which is fueled on the heat union to use self-restraint in wage miles off the north Washington I Gi | ’ Cl on rvice Lur a Pay Eh: em? Co Ban Ay whith orn. 3.80 thing to business, Sat we } koepjand light. demands. coast Tuesday afternoon. n Iris ass The Southern Railway Co. peti- jodpis Pow & Lt pra ih, 13 New No yellow corn. $1.60 : t on shooting e e 1 = J : > : > : a indianapo ‘ater co . “ Ye ats Je. - Hight | powder gun. GETTING POWER Hom .a But td Murray said he was The two freighters which picked, MORGANTOWN, W. Va., (UP). tioned the Indiana Public Service ;lidanspoiis Water 4% ofg ... M8, =o, | Sorbeans 827%. 4 4 , against ' is » », ili! 9 , » : : : K t But there is always the thin candle isn't what they're playing gainst * this type of wage stabili-/up the 25 survivors yesterday were, ... Naranch of Triadelphia, Commission today for authority: ia¢an & Co com o° «U.S. Statement ! chance that the Russian cunning with. : © bzation” when prices and profits the Greek Merchantman Kath- = to discontinue twice-daily pas- indianapolis Railways com. § = oh "will do an about-face at the right, There's enough ener Hom are not controlled. erine and the Japanese freighter W. Va. is the only male student ; : > Jeferson National Lite com I 10% Ris gh . -| id “Th : ; Kenkon Maru. Both vessels left enrolled in West Virginia Univer. Senger service between New Al- fynch” Corporation veesewe 13. 15% ipenses and Feceidts for the current fiscal , time, with the hope that super-/the sun on the average roof to € average wage earner is : bany and Lyles -|Marmon-Herrington com ..... 3% S's yegr through Nov. 6. compared with a | charged American economic ma-| light, heat and run the electrical NOt Prepared to accept the wage the scene and were proceeding 10 ;iiy's department of home eco- 3 vies. Mastic Azpbalt ceesees 8 6% Sear ago { chine will blow up from the inside. appliances in the house for an tasoning so far offered by the British Columbia ports. » Bomias The railroad sought a similar Na fomes com Mmew)........ hit — “49 This Year : Last Year Then the rascals, already here, entire vear. government,” he said. The Wachusett and the Navy ig service cut two years ago, but N Ind Pub Serv com . 32 s 15.725.782.088 - 11.881.013.075 . would try to pick up the pieces, | y rr 2 =» He challenged business to hold Submarine, USS Sea Devil, re- His situation creates some con- PSC denied it on grounds of pub- X ing pup Sefv bo oad i sgessataig | mia FLO : : V IN ss i i : i Mallory ® au 300 383 aus ] k d th I Ik GETTING THE SUN'S energy down prices and profits if it wants mained in the area to search for fysion. He was excused from a lic necessity. Tr Hany ndFy com 257 880.862 2 258 os ain : Jack an e Cleanstalk into your coal bin or oil tank is 1abor to hold down its wage de. LN® remaining survivors who were .,.. ;;, which students were to The rafiroad said in today’s Pub Serva fndem ......38nw Wm ~~ ° still the problem. But they're ds found today. petition it has lost $50.309 in the Ross Gear Tool cor 4 READY CASH FOR current I KEEP MY EYE on the little . v J '“imands nay i , 1. make their own dresses. st three-and- half ve: py Schwitzer-C 1s pid 17% hig : tell I like t Fateh ih coming along, believe me, they're : The coast guard said the Wal past three-and-one-half years by go' "Gag com 3 22:3 needs. Sell your “dust catchers” . . : residents Joseph A. Beirne of ras sti i s iowever cide 0- Operati he trains. Ro Ind G&E 48% pid 103 108 DAW. OR v sani ie W waleh hem coming along. ee dents J k vB ton was still afire, but the vessel However, he decided home eco- OP ng the train Ee Vat Comp con 17 17., through a LOW-COST, RESULT : . A : the Communications Workers ‘BE inki BO VAR Can S kennre tnd bhp —— Erde dl > 1 . before you realize. GOOD NEWS FOR the bovs | Textile workers, both CIO mem- distance to his goal—to be a cook Firm Gets $25,000 FO pan yo ie, vers 3% Nn PL, aza 5551. a HN - WwW OS o 4 2 Toni t el — - EE — Take ave hn A the Army, this little pice >¥% T bers of the WSB, urged the CIO Noflakes I his own restaurant. Windstorm Damage a aae 4% pig ... 3 * JORDAN BROS president o n 0. An oo 5 . to ignore the board's rules in wag “I'v i ; i ! ; ‘Extra dividend . Th y + ® ge I've been interested in cookin : . . his two 47-year-old partners, J. M. e big howl at mess used 10 ,egotiations and seek as large in- SANTA FE. N. M.. Nov. | ra 3 € SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Nov. 8 BONDS . B : ‘ B be the cook's coffee, and what- ; since I was nine,” Mr, Naranch, . sien & Sthen 9s ween |] 333 W. WASH. LL. 4485 Dulin and I. E. Brunner (rhymes inhell did he put in it. Potato creases as possible. 8 (UP)—Owners of televi- 23. a short, dark-haired ' vouth Federal Judge Charles Briggle american Losn 4las 58 | . . with Tuner). | # a — } & sets here hoped today . Co. lyesterday awarded $25,000 to a! American Security 5s 60 % BUILT-IN KITCHEN CABINETS peelings or beet tops. It always sion sets he pe ) said. “Learning about textiles American Loan 4's 60 ni With Sam Bradford 2s man-|i, i. 4 the same “Fil Guilty PI that the Army. and the and working with materials wil] Minnesota firm for damage caused Bastain Morly 8s 6 ... % ASPHALT TILE % LINOLEUM ager, they've shoved a $25,000 a ma. Hes Lu ty ed Atomic Energy Commis- help me WE rating and fur by windstorms two years ago. | Bahner Pertilizer Ss 58 | % RUBBER TILE Strair as d . 4 » D - ; arataet Ch of Com Bidz 4'as 61... ear De 0 a figue that NOW THE ARMY's given up In White Slave Case sion is through with atomic nishing a restaurant Wop Litehany Rimi ane Columeia, Clu 3-88 oh ooks like + lon its coffee making. It's goin i . tests at Las Vegas, Nev. Iarane . : ; . AlNerICAn NUL rie Deer 58 80 oo. ey Wo . XE. x x downright scientific, with a ong Claude G. Steele, 25. Muncie, They believe oh the JP Syaraneh Sarolled in ihe ance Co. of Newark, N.J. for | lion MTs Co 3a 88 64. 3 DIAMOND . THEIR PLANT is out at 2939 from the National Coffee Asso- !0day pleaded guilty in Federal Oo. i io tere with TV re- : vy Navy i He ions damages Suid when storms ss Publi: Loan 3a 64. : oo Columbia, and they have about 33 ciation. Court to a white slave traffic ception his & h 5 ft his » ripped 207 grain bins in_Central PN al Es 6% LOANS . employees, not counting salesman| It's buying 1700 coffee-makin «3 | Pion: : is schooling after his freshman illinois in November, 1949. .- ind Asso Tel 3s 1 b . | lying e King charge just as his jury trial was Acton Tillery. engineer year to tour Europe for a year The Li i ‘hic Kuhne: Pacing ui -- ' y and the executives, They'te grow- Mmachmes. And thal means nojabout to start for Santa Fe's KTRC said and took time then to attend Be I eh I a Ses dus. 1 i + WE BUT DIAMONDS ° { y } " i anh ! : . 8 8 § < e q i in. | ery 2 ing =o fast they can’t keep up Hore battery acid” for break- Steele. who previously pleaded that for 25 hours after kine school wai NC T wer ana nad them ra Paper hits a Ti 3 . ” WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. 3 . with their own parade. as not guilty, was accused of trans- 1z : om = Eh svewary rm, soug blie- Service : “18 239 W. WASHINGTON ST ' ‘Their business is mneatness. » # SULLY, . each blast large flakes ap- lustration school in Paris. $70.000 damages. : Lire sen od Ag Senne ” Tl | SOS Established 40 Years 3

=n : | . a A porting two women from Muncie keeping floors clean and grounds| BUT IF I KNOW Army cooks, 1, panville, Ill. for immoral pur- pep on the Soren. - around plants neat and easy on hey can do unpredictable things, poses last June. TTY ast 3% jong az 38

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hi i 4 hours, only to appear again the eye. even with a coffee machine, if] His case was referred to proba- ra 7 app t 8 2» (they read the directions the way tion officers for pre-sentencing after the next blast. . * THEY HAVE ABOUT 100/they read the recipes. investigation. T : products; and almost 100 different’ SES Official Weather : - names. What they really sell is h . UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU . results. Otherwise how would they oO ’ Toot Time -Out for Goodness ~Nev; § 1951--have such customers as Sears : ar AE - r Ar rt s i 6:21 Sunset 4:38 : Roebuck and Co. Kroger and J. TEV AUREE JUN C- HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) — It. >nrise $2 SAL ' er ’ . ich., Nov. . 7:3 t C. Penney, Kresge's, and the big ari Ov, The was from preaching to pigskin Precipitation 3 Bh. od J dod » Food Fair chain in the East. early, snowstorm which es % . ca Tatal presipltalion singe dan. 1 Add to that about 40 GM ha® piled up heavy drifts for a Big Trinity College Foot- Deficiency since Jan: 1 ig . plants, a few of Ford's, Westing- and tied up traffic gener- ball end. Dick Aiken served as The followine table shows the tempera- » house and Container Corp. That ally throughout the mid- missionary in Hawaii between the ure i other Hes oh Tow g spells quality. The big boys don’t dle west caused a five-min- 1949 season and” his return to Atiants Gans 42 33 5 W—— : ‘ . § Ra BE i es a hn ae ha 52 fool with corner cutting. ute delay of the Grand football activities here this sea- ie on seies 1 58 They have a no-slip floor wax Trunk Western's train No. son. Chicago i’: 4 13 , for chain stores so customers 34 here today. The crew ABR Socland 4 33 j : won't fall down and sue the had to take time out to INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Pt Wayne 2 20 2 Rinso i : , y ] fort 5 A chains. 1t has a colloiqal abrasive’ thaw out the whistle, . [Digi CL aan Kinsas' City v 33 i Surf 3} on 20 2

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