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Today Business

A Manufacturer ‘Tells Me Off

By Harold Hartley

I GOT ONE on the button. I got told off.

me a propagandist.

He knew this was right because five or six other men

had said so, including a “promi-

Decision Can Boost Rates All Over State

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ The result of the long-delayed, | multi-million dollar rate case of| the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. will have a direct effect on the monthly gas, wafer. electric and He was a middle-sized manufacturer, And he called telephone bills of every Hoosier|

Cirenit Judge Lloyd Claycombe's decision can boost utility rates all over the F ©

nent fadio commentator. . This fellow wasn't a ‘eraciepot. THIS, Yet

where his plants were. I held the ness makes me tremble. . while he poured it on.

really eating them right off. You! cups of coffee.

have to let them talk. Gradually] Now comes the next bold step) it comes out. lin the decline of the working] ® 8 = * . |human race. It's the morning erty should be valued at $130 milHE LAID THE WHIP to the movie. Now, add that to the cof-}, # Air Force Procurement Office. He fee hour, and why go to work at!

said it was being loaded with Fair an? Deal voters, getting ready for 2 x =

“They couldn’t give you a con- the Esquire Theater which has

Dayton, Chicago or Washington.” 1 pave been asked to come see

By this time he was Pouring jt at the Esquire at 10 a. m., and that the proper method of estab‘the coal into his talk boiler. And got my Jaugh and ery buttons lishing the property value of a

Judge Claycomhe must decide He gave me his name and told me, WHAT'S HAPPENING to busi- which of two methods is the “best and proper” in determining the receiver to my ear over an hour The mid-morning “coffee hour” property values of utilities: . is bad enough. It costs business People don't tell you what's! millions a year, and I don’t mean|Indiana Bell case.

Differ on Valuation 3 The utility claims that its prop-

That's the basic dispute in the] |

The State Public Service Commission says Indiana Bell's, {property should be valued at $90 § next year's election. THE INVITATION came from million. & For many years the state PSC § tract if they wanted to,” he sald. picked up a superb little hunk of has determined the property value | “1 went over and all I got was a film whimsy called, “The Whistle of utilities by the actual cost ol Int of Air Force pamphlets which at Eaton Falls.” I am told it has the property, minus a ‘reasonthe Air Force will mail you from «gqacial impact,” whatever that is, able” depreciation for age..

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the word-steam Was POPPING. * 'nuched right in the middie of a utility should. be made by deter- ‘J §. Needs 75¢ Feast’ —

gs 8. a morning's madness. HE SAID he had asked for : 8 »

ment is handing out and one of around with the same idea, don't the gals in the office said she'd tip 44 it. Let me tell you what hap-

him off. pens when you slip out to a mid“The Joy Manufacturing Co. in morning movie.

St. Louis needs a lot of shell They change the lock on A

gave him the address. somebody else.

He said he looked into the . order and found it had been Night Out

mining how much the property

would cost if it were bought today some of the business the govern-! Now IF YOU'RE playing at present-day prices.

Await Court Ruling

If Judge Claycombe rules that the Indiana Bell method is legally containers, so hop to it.” She gesk and give the new key to correct, every utility in the state

By United Press

would be eligible for higher prop- Prietor of the Green Feather erty valuations and higher rates. Restaurant dusted off some old On the other hand. if he rules 1939 menus yesterday and dis-

filled two months befgre. THIS IS A LECTURE on the the PSC method is correct, In. covered how to make money he

Then he hinted that some of the evils of “fellowship.”

diana Bell will get a nominal rate MOPes.

big boys getting the dough have That's what they call them, increase and other utilities will "Pat this country needs most

been playing footsie with the Tru- “fellowship dinners.”

approved loans for new plantsilittle shoving. were even spotting them ‘around! The orders change, too. At first

where the employment would do they take what they get. Then fa

the most good at the polls. But they say. “Don’t put so much he said that. I didn't. I don't water in,” or “Make this one know. triple. I'm gonna take it to the ann table.” But they come right back WHERE HE HAD tabbed me and for the same thing. Ss a pro ndist was in my last s 2 =» RE Ro about short- THEN THEY ALL sit down. ages. This, said he, is pure hooey. And what a letdown the food is. “Steel,” he said, “there's A few sneak back to the bar, to plenty. I've had a batch of rebuild the fires.

continue to get their present-day manites. He said I ought to get Here's the standard blueprint. rates.

wise. To that, I agree. . {They mill around the bar. At first,

Utility men all over the state He said the Fair Dealers who they are polite. Then there is a 3

re watching the Indiana Bell case with interest. For if Judge Claycombe rules in , vor of Indiana Bell, he will have precedent for ratemaking in Indiana. In addition. far-reaching decision would increase utility valuations in Indiana more than $400 million.

Case at Standstill

As a result, telephone, transit. gas. electric and water bills would sauce for 50 cents. roast ham and

is a good 75 cent chicken dinner,” Joseph Tuczak announced. With that he slashed the price of everything on the menu. rigit back to 1939 levels. An R0-cent breakfast of bacon nd eggs was reduced to 45 cents. The five-cent cup of coffee was reduced from a dime to five cents. Puts Up Big Sign A huge sign announcing complete dinners from 3 p. m. to 9 p. m. listed grilled pork chgps with ' apple sauce for 35 cents; breaded veal cutlets and tomate

galvanized wire, which is sup- After the dinner, it looks like be boosted by millions of dollars. dressing, 53 cents, and fried

to be super-shart. I've there's going to be a fight. Coats

: The Indiana Bell case has been shrimp, 60 cents. advertised it for three months come off. So do fable cloths. And at a standstill for nearly eight

“Wholesale food prices are up,

at 20 per cent under list price ‘chairs huddle around the tables. weeks. The last action came in and the cost of labor, maintenance

with no takers.” You hear change rattle on the Circuit Court. when Judge ClayI 3 there’ . the: “tall Sombe vids a transcript of the ing the le this shorta, re's where the “fellow- court hearing sent to the PSC for a eo of Prompting Ship” stops. Cigars fire up, and action. 3 ! Here's a brief history of Indiana Bell's latest demands for a rate increase: : : h On Nov. 21, 1950, the utility they did talk shortages. But right come out. And the winners beginiasked the PSC for a $5.2 million now there are few shortages. In-|t0 drift home. “Hard day to- rate increase. ‘

Files Petition During public ‘hearings which! ed six months, the utility filed U supplemental petition asking for painted a spotted ‘picture of the strong additional $3 million to take coming year for businessmen and Dean Weimer.

e of salary increases and taxes. realtors. predicting greater expan- pattern will be about the same as The PSC. noting that the salary sion of the defense program and this year, but for different rea-

“The administration has been Wo0Od.

sirup just to keep them buying. Smoke lays in layers like a battlePlayed them for Ruckers.” F |ground; which it is.

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HE IS RIGEPT. * Last spring GRADUALLY CHECKBOOKS

ventories are still being thinned MOrrow.” they mumble. The out. losers don’t even bother to say

But I've been saying so for at “Good night.”

least two months. And the ease- And if you still think it's “fel- jaq¢

up will last at least two months lowship,” wait till you've got your

longer. Then, I am told, will come wad in the pot. And someone> another buying pull. draws one card. and keeps raising 31 2 =

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§T FRESH HAM < paess CHIPS & varren sause 4° SHRIMP i wii

Detroit Cafe Owner Cuts Prices Back to '39 Level

i and rent i8 up.” Mr. Tuczak said. DETROIT, Nov. 14--The pro- “I put my prices up to make a

profit, and no one comes around So 1 figure why not

out the bck door in the form of

workers have been practically livthe Green Feather

around and

“If this keeps up, I'll be making si as much money as the delivery men who bring my wholesale food »:! to the restaurant. It's been a long time since I've done that.” asked "how thought the “boom” would last.

don't think lower prices are paying off? Well, just look.” Serving the packed restaurant were four new waitresses, and in the kitchen were two more cooks.

$86 Billion to Go—

By DON TEVERBAUGH Times Real Estate Editor

niversity of Indiana economists

was that crack about being a YOU THROW IN vour hand. increases and taxes were tenta- 3 continued

propagandist. . laces up. Then he lets the boom tive. only Sore the elephone strong demand There are goed propagandists i i jcompany a 000 increase but (or housing. ; 2 down. shows his hand. He drew added that when the wage hikes and taxes were given the state (1, national conwould again boost the rates.

as well as bad ones. To prove itt, four spades and got the eight I reminded him of the journeys .r 4iamonds.

and letters of St. Paul. When you get home your leg is|

I ADMITTED right there, to Droken. from kicking yourself allo,

him, the five other guys. even the the way.

radio commentator, that I am a What's a Name? propagandist. : | My propaganda is truth, or as DON'T SAY BREAD, say “But-|

close as I can come to it. And I ter-Krust.” i

The utility took the case to; nore yesterreuit Court, where Judge Clay- 4.v pean Ar no deitberation, |, = M. Weimer {awarded the company almost all and Prof. John of its demands as an “emergency, temporary” measure. Ea : Public Counselor Walter Jones happen to be his propagandist, You've seen sentences like that..and Chief Deputy Attorney Genand yours, if you are in business. The idea is to make the brandieral Clyde Jones,

/{the IU Business

no relation, a reme Fécord year in Mr. Teverbaugh |pates

Speaking at

vention of real-

Langum of

School predicted 1952 would be a

And everybody who earns and hame overshadow the common aled to Indiana spends a dime, is. {name of the product. appea Justice many aspects. 4 It has happened often. Me- who issued a temporary writ of, Ine biggest part of the dePayoff chanical refrigeration never quite prohibition, preventing Judge fense program is yet before us, I'VE BEEN plain bribed. leveled off in popularity withiClaycombe from acting in the Pointed out Prof. Langum. who People give me plenty of advice Frigidaire.” lcase. aiso acts as chief economist for

- ’ And people still go in .and ask yer, oney. That is, ar ne for a General Electric “Deep My conscience haz been jump- Freeze.” when actually “Deep ing up and down in anguish ever since I opened the mail. It hurts to find out someone thinks you

have a price. box of macaroni. It said so, but!

Writ Dissolved ’ Later, the entire Indiana SuFreeze’ is a trade name made by preme Court overruled Justice phijlion had been appropriated for the Deep Freeze Co. |Emmert and dissolved his writ, defense. But to date, only $14 bil-

2 4 = ; which allowed Judge Claycombe lion has been absorbed and deBYRON KING came in with a to continue with the case.

a : Again Judge Claycombe THIS PIECE of change came in relatively small type. The big hearings. And again Indiana

the Chicago Federal Reserve District. Since Korea, he indicated, $100

livered by industry-—this mainly

ldin foods, drugs and soft matell! rials.

from John V. Weesner, exc. veep Name was “Creamettes.” an elbow| asked for a further increase be-, Through 1954

for. Lake Central Airlines. type, made. from rich, amber-/fore the old case was settled.

It was a Roosevelt dime. tinted durum wheat.

This left $86 billion vet to come,

And Mr. Weesner is also an Fis job is to get people to ask 20, Judge Claycombe ordered his goods field. The bonanza will last

Indian giver. For he said that [OF Creamettes instead of just| dinge was to pay for two free saying macaroni, no easy task.|

I buy a ticket. So he wants it/Pas his product in 80 per cent of right back the stores. : 8 f # = - |

” . | AND IF I PUT it into my, HE IS DEPENDING on adver-| pocket, my free dime will get tising to saturate minds with mixed up with my earned dimes, the trade name. | and ‘the first thing I know, I'lll I keep thinking of the powerful| be tossing off a’ cup of coffee, JOD done by Bayer aspirin with courtesy of Lake Central Air- Sonsistent little ads running every|

lines. » ay in every paper through the|

Years.

Legal Notices “Agk for it by name.”

a AOC Orin of ihinas sand that’s all Byron King In Pocket No. A58-A. 7 saying. When he hubbles over ose Linen “Inet, “ht Pfidien,*! S¥*iew about his product he never menmiss on oh temporarily ; suspend service tions macaroni. Just Creamettes. intrastate, over the foilowhhg descrived That's what he wants you to

Te wisn Greencastle and Crawlordsville, 40. And if he stays with his ads!

Indiana; via State Highway Ne, 43 passing Shrough and avin, ian, Jintermegiate long enough, 1 think you will. POINLE, W ® restr n no percons shall be Picked up or discharged New for You te Highway

beiwebn the inte on of Sta

Service Stmmiasion of Indiana will con

,. 401 Le House: fadibne is. Tl 10500 ae] longer. 5 Tuesday, Nov r 20, . i hg under the table, I mean. | t4 ted. * : P Vice® CoMadission |

Indiana

ved by The that will leave no room for those! Th Secoel who counted to five, then: quit , November 31. counting.

the, or equal| od -in, §

or Wa gton MH Soheal Print : as per specifica- just have to have. It's a neatly in he on fanapein checked rayon cabana eoat, for! the Tigh lo Accest resort wear. | : | 1 don’t see how you can live without one. But I will, nicely. L }

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to the PSC.

And all Bayer kept saying was based on the wage hikes and new taxes, but not as high as Judge Claycombe already has given the

Then Judge Claycombe will review the PSC order and decide whether to accept it or force the PSC to use Indiana Bell's method really big market for business, of determining property values. At] Cty Here's a quick glance at Indirates during last two! TREASURY BONDS OF 1952-54 ogi and, New Marke. Road and Craw-| J DON'T KNOW whether you 72% In Indianapolis. Notice is meteby wiven that the Public ever did-it. But if you did, yon| One Party .. fuct Jpublic hearing in this cause in May not be able to do it much, Two Party .. 4.25 | Four Party.. 3.50 ) n ++.1475 16.50 17.00 They're making hassocks to, These figures do not include the

| J. ATWOOD, Secretary |80 With a cocktail ‘table. You 1s per-cent federal tax added to 8 Tha? Scenes Sorina keep them underneath, | eve

ry telephone bill. And, if I get the story straight, |- il

U. Ss. Statement re RR, 5 nhs 1 Yi ast Year

"- on SOMETHING ELSE new you'll with » yes

court reporter to make a written through 1954, he said. transcript of the hearings so that miles on one of his air boats ir Fie’s been at it four years, and|pe

{price and wage increases, Prof. |Langum said, but inflation willl inot be a serious problem.

of the national expenditure of 3328 billion,” he added. Consumer spending during the current year had been about 5 per cent less than had been anticipated, he said. “And the consumer is still the

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Bigger Defense Boom, Housing Need Forecast

although the defense program Is the most dynamic force,” CINCINNATI, Nov. 14 — Two Langum said. estate activity will during 1952,” predicted “The construction

“Financing was point in 1951, but next will be shortages of materials manpower,” he added. Acting as a spur to continued strong demands for housing will be an increased national income — despite higher taxes —and a general relaxation of mortgage money.

Lower Interest Expected

The mortgage market will be competitive and would tend downward. he

Deam Weimer's guess at housJing starts for 1952 was 850,000 to 10 per cent under the expected 1951 volume. 2 The scarcity of lots in improved act as a barrier larger-scale developers, he said. such as Indi- B anapolis, will receive great stimu-

‘about

from the defense program and defense contracts,

Local Truck Grain Prices When the hearings ended, Sept. especially in the military hard Truck wheat. 32 36 Cl

New No. 2 white corn, 3165 yellow corn, $1.65

Soybeans, $230 The coming year will be a .rec- —ADE. —

could certify any new evidence ord year in national income, de-| |spite higher taxes, and in national | He has not done so, althoughigross product.

the transcript has been completed] There will be pressure for slight | {for more than one week. Breakdown of Figures

The PSC eventually will get the| «In talking about inflation we |transcripts and probably write a have to consider all spending—

new order giving Indiana Bell not merely defense spending higher rates than it did before, Which this year is only one-eighth

John W. Snyder, r d Becratary of the Treasury,

ROLLBACK~—Joseph Tuczak, Detroit restaurant owner,-and Loretta Olsen, waitress, look ov the sign which brought present day prices back to the 1939 level. Mr. Tuczak intends to use the Indiana Bell attorneys claim prices for a week in an attempt to prove that inflation is senseless as well as profitless. Waitresses said they are three times as busy as usual.

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Hog Prices Here 25 Cents Higher

Trading was active at the Indianapolis Stockyards this morning. Prices were fully 25 cents higher than yesterday's

close. Hogs 500 light barrows and gi

$1525 to 318.25

canners and done

rime 324 to 12

Sheep 1000; steady. bulk good and choice n lambs $528 to $29

$1950 to 330;

Local Stocks and Bonds |

t and 3 strong cents higher: early buik choice 179 pounds $1850 to 318.75. I and 3 180 to 225 pounds $188) inter trade less active, mostly hoice 250 to 296 pounds $17.75 130 to 185 pounds $18 t +1 strong to 25 cents higher 400 pounds 316.25 to 317,

several loads No,

400 to 600 pound

Cattle 1000. calves 400: rs slaw: scaltered -sales commercial and good yearlings and heifers steady at 326 to 333.50: cutter and utility $23 to $2550 cows slow. steady (0 weak, to 58 cents lower: utility and commercial $19 to 326. odd commercial and good §27 $3 i

steers and heif.

to good mostly steady me scarce. steady er; good and cheice 534 to 318 339 to $40. utility and commercial

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ALBRIGHT William Herman, 2929

Talbot, husband of Mrs, Betsy

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Frank McClelland of Jackson, Miss brother of C. Frank . Albright of indianapolis, away Tues, Ser-

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BURKS Miss ida E.. 1703 N. Talbot, sister of J. R., Claude Burks and - Mrs,” Claude

Hampton, ~ passed away Tuesday.)

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Thursday 1 Pp. Friends invited. _ BURNS-—Earl Francis, 3433 Central Ave, husband of Byrdle, father of Edward B. and James A, Burns, brother of Edward L. Burns, Hollywood, Cal; J. M. Burns, Jerseyville, 1ll.; Russell D, Buftns, Montclair, N J, and Mrs. C. H. Moore, Alton, Ill; Aliso survived by 4 grandcnildren Died Tuesday ai“St, Vincents Hospital. Funeral Priday, 8:30 at the KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at lith Sl. 8 a. m, at St. Joan of Arc Cnurch Interment Cincinnati, O. rrienas may call at the mortuary HOFF-—Christian P., New Palestine, lather ol mrs. Aaron Rouse, Paul. Theodore, Joseph, Victor, Rubén and Randolph Hotl, brother of Mrs Henry Merling, grandiather of 14, sreat-grandfather of 3, departed this lite Tuesday, age 82. Services Friday November 16th at MOORE & KIRK IRVINGTON CHAPEL, 5342 E. Wash-

ington St, 10:50 a, m. Burial Me- |

morial Park, Friends invited. JONES—Charles M.. age 55, of 121 N. Sixth St, Beech Crowe, beloved husband of Letha, tather o! Charlene, passed away Monday. Services Thursday. 10:30 a. m., LITILE & SONS FUNERAL HOME, 424 ‘Iroy Ave, Beech Grove. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. FMriends may call any. time JUNKER—William E. 38 N. Temple. beloved husband of Lena Wagner: Junker, father of Artnur A. Junker, Huotington, Ind, Herman O. Junker Englewood, Cal, Edward J. nd Lneodore E. Junker, city, Miss Mag-

dalen M. and Agnes M. lunker, city: |

{other of Albert A. Junker and Miss Florence Junker, Prenca Lick. Ind passed away Monday, Nov. 13, at St. rrancis Hospital, age #2, Funes GRINSTEINER FUNERAL OME, 160. E. New York, Thursday, 2:36 a. m. Requiem high mass St, Phiiip

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Holy Cross Cemetery friends invited, Men's Club will meet Wednesday, &§ p. m., for praver. Princeton Ind.) papers please copy MONSON—Clarence E, of 1722 InSram, beloved husbatid of Dema Monson, departed this life Tuesday age 70. Services Friday, November loth at MOORE & KIRK NORIH EAST CHAPEL, 2530 Station St. 2 p.m, Burial Anderson Cemelery rriends invited MURPHY Wiliam Frantis, 66 years 831 Lincoin, beloved husband of Anna k. Murphy, father of Helen Causby, Laura Priveite and Charles Murpny: brother of Mary, ‘Thomas and Dan Murpay; passed away 1uesGay. Funeral Friday, 830 a. m. at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S, East St, and 9 a. m. Sacred Heart Church, Friends ine vited Burial Holy Cross Friends May call after 7. p. m. Wednesday O'CONNELL Mary Gertrude, 172 yearz, of 1521 Central Ave, cousin of Msgr. Doyie of Marian College and Catherine Currin of Belletontaine, © passed away Tuesday Friends may call at The JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2438 E loth St, any tune. Funeral Thursday § a, » at Si. Mary's Church. Priends inviteu. Buriai Holy Cros: Cemetery FEPPLER—Emma, 18 vears, 101 W Itoy, beloved mother of Emma Louise Oitver, Matilda, Leonard and Harry Peppler, sister of Fred Hiilman, passed away Wednesday Funeral Friday, 1:30 p.m, at the CG. H. HERRMANN PUNERAL HOME. 1505 S. East St. Priends invited Burial Crown Hil, Friends may cali Alter 8 p.m Wednesday POLLARD - Henry D, age 98, of 5023 Reeder St. husband of Sally Poilard, father of Mrr. Nora Cox, Robert and Oscar Pollard of Indianapolis, George Pollard, Los Angeles. Cal, 250 survived by 17 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren 25 great great-grandehildren, passed away Monday p. m, Priends may eal! at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME. 1420 Prospect 8 Funeral services Thursday | p m t the funeral home. Friends foyited Burial Brandywine Cemeter; Shelby County

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WARDS-We wish to express our Er appreciation to our kind 1! ¢riends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended to us at the sing of our beloved husband and father

DONALD EARL EDWARDS.

Wea especially wish to thank Rev, John Craine, the palibearers of the Indianapolis Railways and J. C, WILSON FUNERAL, HOME all for the very kind understanding service rendered.

WIPE and DAUGHTER.

; SWOBODA We are sincerely grateful to our kind friends and neighber for thelr sympatny and beautifu floral offerings extended 10 us at the passing of our beloved mather,

MADELINE SWOBODA,

We especially wish to thank Rev, Andrews from Unity Church and the palibearers from Tabernacle Baptist Church

THE FAMILY.

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