Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1951 — Page 34
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A BIG INSURANCE DEAL was cleaned up this week. that wage American United Life paid off the stockholders of be needed for another 18 to
Today «Business Big Insurance . Merger Closed |
Herold Hartley
nwerican National to the tune of about $1 million. American National merged with American United in|
16 with a 20-year. pay-out plan. American National stock-, .lders of which there were a sw over 30 collected handsomely n their deal. This caused no
‘ttle fussing and stewing in the 0-vear meld, > = ” on “ls SO THE American United
gured out about what American ational would draw out in the ext five years and settled up, 1 full Officials weren't talking, but hey admitted that the running |5-year duel between American] ‘nited and -the. stockholders of \merican National had ended, at . price, And that price rhymes with ice, which it was.
srill Thrill IF THERE'S ONE place I'm yoked, it's on food. And I've learned that even yod food can be spoiled by a bad ook or a bad stove. So long ago, began looking at cooks, and toves. And last night at the Atheyaeum you could get an eyeful| sf both, and come away ‘with that warm feeling of a man well] fed. ‘That always makes the wobbly world seem all right.
” n ” THE COOK was blonde Carol rhoms (say it Tomes). It's Miss rhoms, thank you, but it won't »e long, not the way she can 00k, and look. Then I finally got around to ‘ooking at the stoves. They had in old familiar name, one which has stood up through all my vears, a little better than I have.
Ed 2 5 IT WAS LOU RANDLE'S parade of his 1952 Estate ranges, seven gas and four electric. And that made me feel good. There has been so much said about electric cooking that I had begun to think that old reliable gas was getting the go-by. Lou had about 150 dealers and their wives to see a cooking range that has come a long way since I used to dry my pants in fron , of one when I fell through the ice on the skating pond. The new Estate ranges, handled by Asociated Distributors, go in
{roo bills for home repairs,
the train coming “back Sunday. It's as quiet as a cemetery, and some of the blue-gilled boys look as if they'd rather be there. So if you ca get Joe out to play poker, you'll probably find him in bed, toning up his blood corpuscles for just one night of the man he used jo be. J That'll .be Dec. 15 in Stevens.
$10 Posie
LEFT HOOKS are still coming my way. But once in gwhile I get a posie. It was that piece on the kangathe ones with the long price jumps. A man in the building industry wanted a new downstairs bathroom. The bids were all about $2000 which he thought was a little high for a quick hand-wash-and-dry with those postage stamp guest towels. = n ”
SO HE BEGAN to figure a short cut. He went into a .corner with a contractor. And the conltractor allowed as how he could do it for $1200, if the owner would buy the fixtures. Now the owner had Fhe inside track. He could get the “industry price” which is wholesale. And that he did. And the bathroom went on the house.
the
n ” 5 NOW WHAT DO YOU suppose it cost him, this guy who knew the trade? It was over $2000 which the original bidders would have done it for. And he's limping a little, He's got a crick in his knee from kicking himself,
5 » N THIS IS THE TROUBLE.
Craftsmen are trying to show their customers where the cost
comes in, so they break the bills t down into taxes, head and all of the unproductive costs which build it up layer on layer.
insurance, over-
Those are the left hooks. Now
for grilling. That's the new way for the posie.
to eat, and the best, less hard-to-digest fat.
top. You just lift a lid and there it is, ready to go.
with the whole hot meal. The fat
5 = = I GOT a ten back on a
“Overcharge $10. So maybe I haven't been
You load it 5p wrong.
drains off by itself into a little Anti-Antenna
trough around the edge. And you get the grilled meal hot and grease-free. : i The grill is also a steam table, keeps food in pots warm while you go through the second cocktail— or is it the third?
a 8 THEN IF YOU'RE not grilling.
it serves as a giant burner for antenna, ean wreck the chimney ; kettle canning, big soup pots up and you may get conked by a i
to 21 quarts.
IF YOU HOOK a TV antenna Ho onto your chimney,
you may be
n trouble That's what the Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. says. This is how. = = 2
THE WIND BLOWS down the
brick, or it can snap off the flue
They kept Miss Thoms close to and be a fire hazard.
the stoves.
Because everybody As a matter of fact, Farmers
looked at her. And when they did Mutual won't insure antennas if that, they got an eyeful of the attached to chimneys, to teach y
ranges, too.
The Teeter-Totter
I HAD TO BACK down about a week ago because .l mentioned gomeone making $2.80 an hour. It proved that was high for a factory job. And it was until overtime gets into the picture. That performs a miracle of multiplication. Then R. A. Rotz, engineer, who works for fects, came to my rescue, me a rope loaded with saving figures of his own. = 5 nr HE SAID I HAD overlooked the building trades. And I had. He pointed out the electricians get $2.62; an hour, Steamiiiers
consulting archithrew face-
and plumbers get $2.66; hour, ironworkers $3§9'z an hour, hoisting engineers $2.63,
and sheetmetal men $2.50. You will notice that $2.80 doesn’t appear once, or any figure above it. But he said that was the catch. “Who gets the going rate?” He told me that premium pay puts it frequently over $2.80 an hour, and over Jo
AND HOW DID “this happen? The unions regulated apprentice training, thinned down the supply of workers, then contractors had to bid up the rate per hour. And if I'm not mistaken, that’s whittling down the supply, and!; stepping up the demand. It works
like a teeter-totter in a play yard. YOU Mm rl YOU R foot on the
“supply” end of the board and
ft goes down. But at the same
time tha “demand” goes up. Seems simple. But I can tell you the whole country has been playing that game since man first traded a bushel of corn for the skin of a bear.
Training Cramp
THE OLDER BOYS are hitting
the hay early these aights. They're resting up,
Dec. 15.
That's the cork-popping date for the biggest gin-dig in the| world, when the Indiana Bovlety;
of Chicagd goes native. ® “ .
SOME OF THE GUYS carry it too far, wind up walking the in their bare feet, in
streets tuxedos, too.
Will Rogers used to do that on the stage. But he got money for it. Hoosiers do it, and pay for it,
too. ITS twinge. Saturday.
$n 8 BOTH A binge and The binge is all
The twinge is oné regret on!
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‘saving energy they'll spill all over the Stevens Hotel up Chicago way|
day
people not to do it.
'Round the World
W. R. PATTERSON,
Side Chevrolet, Inc, has an
, which clicks.
He sent out a letter to customers with two German pasted under the letterhead. he began it with,
And
car.” an Loan 4'a 28 a... 3s : “ | Tricky, but somehow it sticks Batesville Tels C 95 rexul of TUDY : . ? meno I icks| Puhner Fertil 97 ees regulations fon ‘on th ~ » in your mind, as good. ideas cn of Com Bidz 4'2s 81....... 9% re A foal ion on should. : umbia Club 3-58 82 974 Ble brs a shou ¢ 15 Ind Tel 412s 61 101
Hog Trading Active Here
Trading was active at the In-
dianapolis stockyards this morn- { Enrasue De
ing. Hog receipts were up.
Johnston, C of
L 8 Ayres 5'2% pfd 102 : Bh RE Re Ts td 83 paper sack behind and stuffed the Austerity Won't Ease | Bobbs Merrill com com a ‘'bank-wrappered money in ‘his ty . HEALTHIER
job. Tt C came with a little note which said $ THE ESTATE grill is right on simply,
too I
agile-'S minded service manager of East So idea! Soke
stamps U
“We'd follow vou A! around the world to service your An
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : - FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1951
C Differ On Price Controls Expect Taft [Ie Pass Up
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‘Stabilizer "You Run Too Fast’ bt
Urges Curbs Judge Bayt Sets High Bond in $15,000 Heist Be Kept on‘ |
i An eX- ge nabbed © with cia RR Ca a eT — uf » $15,000 loot in his pockets re- RIED TY ; a ade An 13 0 WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 (UP)|ceived an unwelcome tribute to oR £8 ; I ST Yo : erry 's —Economic Stabilizer Eric .A.lpig running ability today. : . LN § ; 4 §
{Johnston said in his final report, Arraigned before Judge Philip Ito President Truman yesterday 1; Bayt on charges he heisted and price controls will|§15 000 yesterday, James S. Con24/nor asked for a small bond, months to prevent an inflationary, “N®, you run too fast,” the {crack- -up. Municipal Court 3 jurist told Simultaneously, the Chamber, of Connor as he set bond at $3500. Commerce of the United States The 32-year-old defendant was urged that wage-price controls be bound to Grand Jury on a grand abolished at once in the public in- larceny charge.
| By MARSHALL McNEIL | Meripps-Howard Staff Writer | WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 ~- | Presidential politics may be the determining factor. in the selection of the next Republican floor | leader in the Senate. If he wanted it, chances are that Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio could have himself elected to suc-
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terest. It said in a statement, Connor was fast enough to out- , : : . ’ i . t erry of that inflationary pressures are off dash the bartender from whom a Kenneth Wherry
who died gesterday. 3ut Senate observers. believe the Ohioan will be far too busy with his presidential cimpaign to consider the Senate GOP leadership.
Moreover, Sen. Taft is more potent, and happier, in his present job as head of the Senate Republican policy committee. But Sen. {Taft may dictate who will be Sen. Wherry's successor.
and the government has other the money, powers to keep prices in check. sack, was grabbed as he walked Mr. Johnston issued his state-/along a near West Side street. ment shortly after Roger Lowell He had just drawn the money , Putnam was sworn in as his sue- from a bank to cash Kingan &: cessor. Mr. Putnam will take Co. paychecks at the tavern toover as the $20,000-a-year director day. of the stabilization program when, Connor told policé he was surMr. Johnston leaves Saturday. prised when he learned the loot | The oath was administered to was $15,000. He. had expected
carried in a paper
Mr. Putnam, 57-year-old former ‘only a couple thousand,” police Democratic mayor of Springfield, quoted him as saying. | Several Choices Mass., by Supreme Court Justice Caught in 20 Minutes
As of now, the field of possible
Tom C. Clark. The new stabilizer
said he has no “illusions” about He was further surprised at choices includes the following: the “tough job” ahead. how quickly some 50 policemen Sens. Styles Bridges of New surrounded the theft area and Hampshire, Eugene Millikin of Mr. Johnston said inflationary ay - ; : Colorado. Willis x and of pressures are “in hand” right captured him in about 20 minutes. olorado, illiam Knowland « now, largely because of present Connor had the money stuffed California and Homer Ferguson
of Michigan, and maybe Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts,
in various pockets when police
controls and the caught up with him on Maryland
“inherent gcod
» : oh now sense of the American people.
But he dismissed as. “wishful St. just east of White River. At ie and Owen Brewster thinking” the idea that present Police headquarters, Connor of haailie. . > price. stabliity 1s permanent. shook his head and mumbled Sen. Taft's selection as head of er about his hard luck, surprises the policy committee was opposed === land fast action. by Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge of Truman Might Name . Bartender Stoyko Staletovich Massachusetts, and others who 5, was walking toward the M-C NABBED—James S. Connor sits dejected with Police Sgts. Daniel T. Veza {center) and Eimer ow are hacking the Eisenhower-
Board in Rail Dispute °°
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3 tavern, 544 Maryland St., after H. White, who caught him. Sat. White holds the $15,000 loot. for-President movement. Sen. Taft MAN val Uv. Dov. 30 (UP) drawing the money from a near- ¢ — Will want someone equally as conPresident Truman, in response by branch of the Fletcher Trust, 5o0E the girders of a new 8 . servative as Sen. Wherry, and as to a request frgm the 60.000-mem- Co x St'Kingan building under construc- Atlanta Has Mild much his supporter. ber Brotherhood of Locomotive ~ tion. He gave up when the of- . . 3 — Engineers. is expected to name Connor, who later told police ficers drew their: guns. Connor Diphtheria Outbreak . in emergency board soon to in- N€ had been “scouting” the bar- ggmitted the heist readily. ATLANTA. Nov. 30 (UP)— Adams Dividend 3 . » ’ ks > k. = ~d _ . vestigate its “stalemated” dispute leduet Sor three bitin was ai In Connor's car, police sald § City health officials urged parents The board of the] D. Adams with the railroads. Ing 2 smo e reak Lom his jo they later found a stolen re- today to immunize their children Manufacturing Co. at a special It would be the second presi- at ingan Co. He saw the bar- .,iver and a hatchet. immediately against diphtheria meeting declared a 25-cent quardential emergency hoard ap-/tender. Police said Connor has a rec- after “a mild outbreak’ here of terly dividend on common, payabla pointed recently to look into rail- Chased by Bartender ord of 14 previous arrests, and 10 cases of the disease. Dec. 29 to holders of Dec. 15 0 abo roub 8, / r - 1 1 as serve ‘ms | re, T = En A S S - . i g and Reformatory. ConvicDe the eon Brother snatched from Mr. Staletqvich's Ee Orato by Avie 8 pLner- Ss In { ery, rglary, | ; : hand and the thief ran down = 4 ; on
hood, although the union has ooycotted the hearings because of “dissatisfaction” with the board's
grand larceny and vehicle taking. Connor has been out on bond in another case. Charged with
California St. to Maryland. The bartender chased.
Thief and pursuer ran around
members hi rohie aki AR aS SA — (the "ionic “Ten “Tie thir votive taking, be was sensed slipped out of sight in a King: oN on ay Local Stocks and Bonds Pare Iot. & a Ringan ~yamberlin in Criminal Court IL ROCES —Nav, 30— asked! CORRnOr told police he walkdq| Records BN band hi Ie American Loan 5% ........... 98 \*" calmly through the Kingan cafe- Guc®d irom A) On recommen American States . dation of the Prosecutor's office.
+» teria, returned to his locker and
American States pfd 17%2 changed clothes. He left the
Ayrshire Collieries com
A CLEANER,
For British Christmas
LONDON, Nov. 30 (UP) terity rationed Britons will not re-
Bobbs-Merrill Central! . Soya ius Chamber of Commerce com .. I
pid 4% pockets. Connor might have stayed free,
9s for a while, if he had stayed on
a Stoyka Staletovich
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‘a the job. Instead he left the plant thei I food b th THE ROAD TO RELAXA- THIS WINTER! . . . . ; ; : ceive their usual food bonus this . pd 4 « and was spottéd on W. Washing- Cartdmes ii = TION is often a Times Classified 0 <Q 2B vi : ; nristmas. 15 18%, ton St. near the river by De The House of Commons last ad. Want Ads help you solve . 91 tective 8gts. Daniel*T. Veza and 4 ) : i : FH Elmer H. White. night Bphe! d a conservat hive] gover- everyday problems guickly. Look 97 ment decision not to distribute ; p jan: i es Wan L931 Cornered by Police eXtra. rations at Christinas tht n The Indianapolis Time t = 84 y aiid 4 ED yages to find many bargains . 3, 0! When they shouted for him to year by a vote of 301 to 264. The 34 pages io fin : Cor NY Pa . 4 f g 50 j ‘ stop, Connor broke into a run. vote was preceded ,bv a three. + + and Phone PL aza 531 to {el > i382- 3 |The policemen cornered him hour debate, place an ag 2 fd . 43 301) mn — reese remem tn etcetera ————— ee “Ind Gas & Water com ..... 22's: 24 ind" Mich Ei oa 2, eee 30% 33 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices ’ in Tel ephone 4 +» BB - - er LESS WORK Ir Be Ath Club Real ty Co... 80 ’ Ind Pow & Lt com 35% 2 35 Indpls Pow & Lt pf . 90 94 Indianapolis Rallways com. .. 4 LESS WORRY Indianapolis . 183%, 18} ’ Indianapolis . 100 103 1 Indian apolis Water 5% noid 1962 109'3 12-PA-51 rson National (ife com 100 11}2! plication for 3 ER an & Co com AE 3a! sion plat to be Kinasn & Co com 4% WILLIS RESUBDIVI Lt In National Life 112 135 in Downey & B Corporation 14%, at the northwest 167 armon- Herrington com’ 3's| Emerson Avenues, ar *Mastic Asphalt . }
3 a lots. Natl Homes com (new! . “ Natl Homes pid . N Ind Pub Serv 4! pid .. N Ind Pub Serv 4!4 ptd |N Ind Pub Serv 42 pid. R Mallo . Progress andr y com. Pub Serv of Ind com ‘ie Pub Serv of Ind 3'z pfd 5 Gear &
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A WARMER, COZIER HOUSE FOR PLAY
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she P k A E 1 fo 1 * , , A Qriantit 3 kamp 55 48 ] tral and im he 19th da { _ Contract R-3 s_ Ar nvited on Invitation No. 2 2a wana 32s 15 rir u8 ir Iniversity Vest Lafay Indi- : I y, ject ) 36 Warsaw na. ce 5s 80 vrass 33 na, 3 e and b g al s mil n 1 { 3 R vitaty ‘ At Termir 5 22 vill be nd r im h e of ready r kL ched and em — + Additional Co act of CI stry and extending ir rth ~ direction deliver r ius of Colun . ilding 2 98 S. . 4 diar : i . 3 Addit > ictior { LAL Adar unty roject 31 on Vo. 29 ) + ¢ i n i r i ;
Traction
Hogs 14.000: rather a tive on light t : medium barrows and “gilts t , (stents > Local Truck Grain Prices § I gate e A mostly 25 cents lower; later - . ——— designated 1 a I mostly 25 cents ,to instances Truck wheat, $2.45 4 ity of Scuth off mostly for medium New No. 2 white corn, 31.78 above proj- n butchers: early choice 1 t New No. 2 yellow corn, $1.73. eneral con- Plans and - proposals r { Creo 318 to $18.50; several loads Oats. 938¢ I venti- at office of the Com 180 to 225 pounds, $18.65 to $18.79; Soybea 52. ki { ir- 3 : i TY, 18.50 fate: choice 240 to 270 pounds - ——— Yes, the whole family will find it a new and wonderful world io 30750: 150 PaV100 235 pounds M57 L). S. “Statement this winter with Victor Aut tic H h N in 8 it Cc Automatic i ; ( ister "25 $17.50; sows near steady. ea - ed on - : inter with TOR Automatic Heat in your home. No iat r cents or more lower; choice GT . 30 (UP) Covers lusior 1 affidav 1 by ta Te T XPAYERS O TET ADDEN y i 1st and erime: , ) hoia0 ponds, $1335 a STESs, Tou” sails minh SENOTON, Nov. 20 (UpI—govern: Cglinien, Ads weoomoanind SEAT THEATER saves 'C. yiabbey | | more dirt, dust and grime; there'll be fewer colds and days 50, lat n; 400 t our Asan} otal Nav. , nnaire Fe State Board he Toby aie the taxpave: Hgetinan ‘ Jp ah air fre oe 'e ars 0 3s 5, au own; 400 to 800 pounds, fis oF hIoush Nov. 28. com- a aire 3 gm a ate Boa N Fiabt a T to H le taxpayers — Tic TD BR =r abed. The clean, fresh air from the VICTOR'S scientific filtering Cattle 300. calves 300: prices poor! his Yur Last Each proposal shall " ] Netia rarely ai ER , Aa tp . a y ed all ghausnter st d heifers $ 24 95.487.244 § 14700 303307 a ool Com er n of certal unit will help Mom keep the house cleaner, easier. Dad will nominall t cows and 18 1 ~ 1 nade payable to th = ¥s tt 41 11Y a " iy i r . Eo ally Blea 3 18,236.28 I he 83 University “accent fanapolis wil iil be rece Lhe ( as save money on fuel bills comcommercial cows it : 4.154719. 944 lor 2h ks y polis Stat nex, India : / atic above $26: NN oo sca ss }38310-544 10g) Stat ex. Indian [FER] JIN parcd with other automatic bulls quotable $28 to $28.50: calves mostly 23,536,938,777 ppropri ‘ 1. 1951 ‘a p , ady and choice venjer 1 Abpropria. : 1, svstems because of Victor's pat sa; to ne. $41: uti INDIANAPOLIS CLE v ISE to ' : ! JEARINCG , . ue and slaughter o For The Day HOSE | oo 5 COUNTY. 894 ‘ ented FIN construction. And vour earings $10,303,000 rund the] Spans 2930 f 2 ( me s slwo, 50° Debits Foi’ vn $79.705. 000 Fune of the Bq. BR. C. Girder and Onen Soahdre home will be warmer and more ! ngs or e Week RC. Arch, 28° Rdwy. 2-2 W d istances 50 Llearines de $ 47.480.000 = 1 Mi. of Grading and I comfortable for the children on lo Ik godo to prime ehits £130.633. 000 pi . Comi Aggregate Surfacin oy M q ’ wooled ambs. $30 to $30.50. For The Month : 4 set for ovening of bid n a i" Creek, 0.5 Mi 8_of Cunot 2 those chilly winter mornings dnd ts former price. utility and good lots] Clearingy SPIT 0,000 FIP seruOLions | to bidders. plans anal Jhoutand Seventeen Dollars | LAKE COUNTY -- UI-265 AA * Shi 825 ta, $20; slaughter ewes, $9 to 312. '' Debits $703,684,000 specifications are ! 1 D0 oe P from sald Guard Rail. Furnishing and 1 } throughout the day. There's a — — a mS - ~ RT. Hamiltor 8 vf P olf the a > eB r 195 a1 at 10% nl guard rall on approache v ’ se cal Plant iy Lafa sor tne tO Rea 1 0 INT PTINT thres, on Tri-State Highway from t Victor Automatic Heating Sys Indiana State Board ts." Indi CUM LATIVE BUI VIN ¥y FUND Illinois State Line to Buperinr Avenue in t f th ( I ; J anapolis, Indiana . : 2 apttal Outlay Hammond em for the fuel of vo NC Copies: Uf the documents may be ob. |S Furlan of new Elementary $380.00 00 | i> ASE COUNTY -20-KK-1630D. Repairs p your choice. t i hy depositing check for 34000 1001 o 11 3 Wi to | Bascule Bridge including 1 i onven 0 a the Aah Waiter *Scholer and Toil . = Cugpulative Building i ¢ West Pork of In \ nvenient FHA terms... 10 0 1 Associates 114 State Street, Lafayette Fund § 500,500 NO an Indianapolis ) ~ y g 3 y Indiana each set of documents so ob- TAXDayers appearing at said = public py Bs Shien ke down and 36 months to pay. tained The amount of the deposit for hearing will have the right to ha heard VARREN FPOUNTAIN Cou NTIES, 136-8 one set of documents will be refunded to on the appropriation above listed ABA Repairs to B8teel Tr Reinforaing { each bidder who returns the plans and SHE wooARD OF BCHOOL COMMIS. ger system, and new laminated Tin Only VICTOR Has Heatuments ® yn io i } ‘HE VY VDIAN- 1 v /abi Uy A « i document mn ood condition within 10 BIO R8 OF THE CITY OF INDIAN Fi oor over Wabash River West: edge of
We
Steel Scrap .
J. KASLE &
2210 Oliver Ave,
SCRAP IRON |
In the National Scrap Drive For The Sake of America
Paying the Top Prices
Auto Body Scrap — Old Fence Wire — Cast Iron
davs after the opening of the bids APOLIS : gton The “Trustees of Purdue University re-. By M. V. Bailey, Business Manager WARREN COUNTY 8 H-1876A, Rein (ESAT E10) serve the right to reject any or all bids | eo. —. forcing stringer system and new timber i
and to waive any informalities in bidding on existing steel tr 5 bridge. over THE TRUSTEES OF PURDUE Notes | NOTICE TO BIDDERS: ,. Redwood Creek 3.1 Mi. 8 of West Lebanon Thare's a VICTOR Furnace to UNIVERSITY for Is hereby given that sealed blds plang and proposals may be examined \ R. B. STEWART , the purchase of the following materials ,¢ the office of the Commission in In meet avery heating requiremant Vice President and Treasurer. Xi be received by the Chairman of the dianapolis, India ar . bt State Highway Commission of Indiana, STATE HiGHW AY COMMISSION NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS | anaselia d ingame oni ate, Axe. Jnd!- SAMUEL'S BS DIANA ie Notice is hereby given that sealed pro- the Tth day of December. 1051. at which AM JEL HADDEN airman posals tor the construction of certain time they will be Dublicly opened and read. | © — L U S 0 Are bridges will be received by the Chairman Invitation No, 273: 000,000 to 6.000,000 NOTICE OF BE TITION E WN C . of the State Highway Commission at his gailons, liquid asphalt 4 Doo: F.O.B, rious TO SELL RE STATE # V office In the State House Annex, Indian- points in the State of Indiana. State nf Indiana, Ly of Marion, ss: time, work and apolis, Indiana, until 11:00 A. M. Central . Juvitation No, 274: 1,500,000 to 4,000,000 Henry Krug, Administrator of the Estate only save you allons (MC)
Standard Time on December 11, 1051, | when all proposals will be publicly opened | and read, BOONF COUN TY--52-M-2140 GR, | nishing and installing 4,700 lin. ft
Hauid asphalt FOB. of James Wesley Van Sickle, vs. Ralph C ous points in the State of Indiana, Van Bickle, Rollin G. Van Sickle, and Betty Invitation No. 275: 2,000,000 to 4,000,000 Abbitt in the Marion Probate Court. Estate gallons of road oil 20 F.O.B. various Docket 150, Page 54887,
vari-
Your new VICTOR will not money, but it will bring you a
dded convenience that you
: stance, just set the thermo-
. ' (ap- Points In the State of Indiana. To Gordon Moore, George Abbitt: . ror in Farm Scrap — Industrial Scrap — Metals | proximately) of guard rail on approaches Invitation No. 218: 5.000.000 to 7,000,000 You are hereby notified that the shove never dreamed possible ¥ heat comes on auto- | adjacent to grade separation structure ®allons of Emulsion. F.O.B. various points Named petitioner as administrator of the t morning the ea lover CCC and 8t. IL. Ry. and Prairie In the State of Indiana estate aforesaid has filed in the Probbate t night; the nex fort! | Creek. 1.0 mi. west of Lebanon. Indiana Invitation No. 277: 100,000 to 500.000 gal. Court of Marion County, Indiana, 8s peti-| stat a th and com
lons of tar FOB, State of Indiana
Plans and proposals may he examined at the office of the Commission in Indian-
tion making %ou defendant thereto and nraying therein for an order. of zaid Court
various points in the
get up in warm
Sheet Iron matically and you
| apolis. Indiana Bids ‘shall be submitted upon standard authprizing the sale of certain real estate ~ 4 STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION proposal forms, belonging to the estate of sald decedent and : } OF INDIANA S8TATE® HIGHWAY COMMISSION in sald petition described, to make assets SAMUEL C. HADDEN., Chairman OF INDIANA for the pavment of the debts and labiliONS INC a, SAMUEL C. HADDEN ties of sald estate and has also averred ’ . NOTICE or PUBL ICATION Chairman hy affidavit filled therewith that you are
a non-resident of the Stats of Indiana and that you mare a necessary party to said proceedings and that sald petition zo filed Rnd which is now pending is set {or hear-
All persons interested are herehv notl{led that non Monday. December 10, 1051 {at 7:30 p m in the Town Hall in the Town of Clermont
HALL-NEAL Furnace Co.
Indianapolis, Ind. LEGAL NOTICE
1217 Pontiac Mir. No.. 6-107759, Beria!
there will he held a No 372811 for mo 1322-32 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE LINCO 457 + Phone FR anklin 347] p- |oieik rns certain, aniional aped| Hasan aie Ber 13H oal 10 "ah, 5d Hunn The Eh th a ip cian shir -“ > ke no e Town and in- oore rans ipa 5 " One of the World's Largest Serap Yard Bailing Presses® olving Ie ran soning wn and ine YOR Sen. ind. - i nails 10th day 8 December. | Home-Heating Headquarters in Indiana VAR | regulations for said Tow ¢/0 Ed Moore . - Court. this 5th _ day Jn eal of | > CLERMONT PLAN “commission London, Ind. Box 36. ° | H. DALE BROWN, clerk. |
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