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Today Business keer Eyes, Steady Nerves Draw Bead On The Sports Show State Group > Wi Needs nd To Cut Costs:

«I's Ticklish Problem For ‘Hoover’ Unit 5

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ

y Indiana's “Little Hoover" Come | mission, / créated to streamilpe | state government, found : | with a ticklish problem toda) |the director wants 10 or 12 more | “research experts” to help find out how many state jobs are an. { neeeded, Members of the commission came to the Statehouse this mornling prepared to tell Indiana how [to cut costs. | Put they were met by a rather | worried director, Noble Shaw, who |says he needs more money and more men to help the state econo-

|mize. Earlier this week, Mr. Shaw informed a newsman and a memnIer of the commission if he did not get additional staff workers {he would resign.

| Needs Researchers | Mr. Shaw explained he needed ‘between 10 and 12 additional res searchers. He has two staff workers under himi now and a secs retary

He told the State Budget Com=

Here | Saw Bananas Born

By Harold Hartley

TELA, Honduras—Here I saw bananas born. Billions. And started on the sleepy-eyed mules to dunking tubs. = J Deep in“the hot, damp interior, where machete blades gleam in streaks of sunlight, the banana plant gently lowers

its stem of emerald green fruit

to the padded shoulder of a wait- Out canoes, ‘bobbing in the sea. ing native, {They are looking for stray green:

The ripe banana, rich in fruit bananas to feed their livestock, sugars and protein, easy to digest, On the dock everything is green, | and loaded with vitamins A, B-1,/8reen, green. And by morning) C and G plus 11 mineral sugars exactly 39,572 stems of bananas and healthful pectins, are good are tucked away in the hold of for babies. With milk, they are a United Fruit's Quirgua. one of “perfect diet for most invalids. to boats in American service, 16| 2 m8 {, "Europe . and 32 chartered: COME ‘WITH ME fo the in- Ships. terior where time stopped about| The United Fruit Co. is big. 800 years ago, where children | And it owns.a ldt mone than ships| run naked with bulb-like stom- 2nd bananas. It has 74 radio sta-| achs and cofree-colored skins, and tions, railroads, buildings, equipa refrigerator (run on kerosene) Ment and livestock. is a wonder they walk miles to Sugar, Hemp, Palm oil see, : (ma ON THE BOOKS it has $266. : ; Win sbegrs Je Tver gent 869.632 in tropical land, and $48 y : 'E . ela railroad, anc oT % INOR SC a \ ' E . fattier, tie" Tela 1a] on Ri Iuilion worth of Wifidings. ’ hoois CASTING CHAMPS—They'll cast to uphold Hoosier honors in the state open tournament at the LIMBERING Lif == Yaron McNabb, 5836 Segchwand Ave, : , ospitals, stores anc ecres . . . . i i : zat i There: you stop. Children pour spe Sports Show. Left to right—Jack Moore, 1950 national all-distance champ and ¥g-ounce distance Jrembier of Ihe ea ugk: Naey out of houses on stilts, and run OB : : agwell, ‘ " a y . h., C , In the tropics it hires, and pavs champ; Frank Osterman, member of the national championship te 4 4 ; ; | P ip team of 1948; Harry Sutphin, national for the Sports Show to be held at the State Fair Grounds, Saturday mittee Tuesday the Little Hoover

to the car windows, begging. 2 GOR nativ ER a, cash,-to 83,928 natives and 8856 They chant “Pennies; BOMRiiconcr mores tect fro a professional champ, and Al , and Harry Bee, members of 1948 national championship team, fhrough Mar. 9. survey needéd more money and | men to “do a good job.” However,

bolder, ask for “quarters,” OT (jniteq States. nickels.” They are insistent. And * 7pis company earned: $66.159.- NPA Th he left the impression the commiisoccasionally a mother will hold 375 14st year and poured $24,478,- aws' sion wanted “a couple of more up to the car window a baby with 139 pack into the business, which : i e Ins Irs {researchers” and not 10 or 13 hands outstretched. Begging. is much more than bananas. “20 Rn ildi { more, : 21 It raises sugar in Cuba, palm ul Ings | Members of the budget coms

| THE UNITED FRUIT CO.;_; = 4 O K WwW H | |oil trees in Honduras, and has fi n Oo ean a £ Oo tt 1 gnized the ET r r r [itiss. genera iy ik additional

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great cash-bearing father of the gp...” con ye oo S | | cli > : : emp) proects a Central American republics, has taling 26.626 acres. n n i na staff workers and indicated they

built the railroad, irrigation . | By United Press 1051, the enemy in overwhelming ditches, also used for drainage, The Red Stripe . Times Special ono Feb. 57 : -Queen numbers attacked the position iste go along on that basis, But a o rN I {Elizabeth in the first semi- pe good roads, and carefully-| THE COMMUNIST scare is run-| WASHINGTON, Feb, 27 — The | Eiizabe R held by the 1st Battalion of thei, sn increase of 10 or 12 men.

public state function since the King's Own Scottish Borderers, Fah of ‘her father, pinned the and fierce hand to hand fighting | No Report Made

Jictoria. Cross today on the ensued. breast of a nervous Korean War “Quite regardless of the wither- The Little Hoover Commission,

groomed community settlements ning like a red stripe through National Production Authority to-| ‘With lawns trimmed. It also owns {the unstable little republics of day flashed a green light to $6.1) the stores, builds the hospitals, [Central America. And in Guate-'millicn worth of Hposier build-!

supports the schools and missions. mala, right now, I think United ings. They had been frozen in| formed nearly a year ago by the

United Fruit brings money in,/Fruit is getting out. A new presi- construction by NPA orders last! hero. ing machine gun fire, he led more; ,¢q Legislature, has not yet made and takes out bananas. It is/dent is taking over United Fruit October in a defense effort to con-| | Dressed in a simply-cut black than 10 . charges . against the ,,1)ic even a preliminary report. what. Jets these ‘countries live. land, crops and property. serve scarce steel and copper. | {dress as a mark of her mourning, enemy. Members of the commission are You sway along on the Tela Rail-| © There are a few murders re-! Included on the NPA list of 20, ishe also- dubbed 55 new knights) "He was ~himself seriousiy| reviewing and re-examining road, past thatched reef houses, ported . . . natives. They are Indiana approved projects are the {of realm with the tap of a sword. wounded . , . undaunted, he re. a report, which will be released to their yards , ablaze with “vivid whacked lifeless with machetes, William English Foundation | It was the first royal investi- turned to his . comrades and the public tomorrow. So far the flowers, into the heart of the then their bodies are hung up in building, $1.27 million, and the ture—the formal investing of per- again led charge after charge, commission has studied the Debanana country. public places as a warning for all. Broadway Methodist Church and! Sons honored in royal “Honor. . He so dominated the situa- {partment of Revenue, Highway Mach Al : It is the seizure of Iran’s oil all educational unit, $606,250. Both, Lists"—since the death of the 25- tion that he inspired his com-|pepartment and the Conservation ac ete, ways lover again. Mexico did it with-ofl. jare being built here. year-old queen's father, King rades to stand firm and fight the Department.

George VI, Feb. 6. enemy to a standstill.’ | The commission has studied the

YOU SEE OTHER trains wait- An old story, American know-| Under the NPA ruling, all the! ico > ” Six-foot, six-inch Pvt. William” Pvt. Speakman was obviously] private use of state-owned autos

ing patiently on side tracks, how and money builds up a busi- projects will be permitted enough

filled with bananas, packed care-'ness, brings in cash wages, and materials for completion—barring {Speakman, 24, son of a cleaning nervous. mobiles by state employees and is fully on end, and padded with the politicians grab it. They sel-ia national emergency. TOURNEY TRAIL—Entering the Indianapolis Student Nurse Spe Me summoned before oy en smiled Jae talked expected to recommend legisias banana leaves which stick out dom succeed. They lack both § : ew minutes alter through the board siding like money and know-how, and beg Jails aud Churches Boi Tes be gi Jon or i i do re en Ser | The Earl of Clarendon, the the award. OE re Sahat the tows Hhfeug: Tor (he ean on bons. "SE! mostiy, the 20 Hoosier projects, © ospital team, Left to right (kneeling) are: Sandra Shepard, 'Ldra Chamberlain, read the cita-| In.an anteroom afterward Pvt. .iccion believes Indiana's general rvs Tet 3 culling CrewiWigs Te Teo approved are churches and jails Barbara Harris, Harriett Coyle, Ann Scott and Roberta Kelly. tion for'” the Victoria = Cross, ‘Speakman asked for a glass of qn inistrative organization is Natives in loose, old work clothes. Glad to Get Out indicating, perhaps, the pattern Standing (left to right) are Babore Lovell, Mildred Johnson, Max. Britain's highest award for ex- water. He was so excited he had, “good.” Thus, the purpose of the some with shoes tied together of modern life, ine Guy, Geneva Sterner,” Juanita Bevelhimer, Jane Drew, Mary jtraordinary heroism: difficulty remembering his talk|.ommission will be to attempt to

with string. t always the TRAN ACROSS Alien McCon-| However, the churches outnum-| Godby, Yvonne Miterko and Willie Mae Dye. The coach is Dr. | “In Korea, on the 4th of Nov, ‘with the Queen. |strengthen the opération of the machette. We stop at the tubs nell who has a publishing house ‘ber the jails—about 4 to 1—in| Merrill Pickett. existing agencies. where the spray is washed off. in Indianapolis and “lives down both dollar volume and number. near. Mooresville. He had been| Others among the largest proj-

* . Then back along an oozy, shady : ’ trail to cut bananas. The mule, auto touring through Guatemala. ects given the “go-ahead” are: Local Stocks and Bonds Hogs Steady Doubt-Beset Wife, 19, Dearborn County

He said he was glad to get out the First Presbyterian. Church of

'Man Dead at 102

No. 912, a burlap saddle over her

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BANANAS are handled likelgohodts and hos 3 Bulk choice 170 to 24 : pitals, you will gpa Sora 3 . e 0 240 pound 4 ; babies, so carefully. They are (know that it is too dangerous for Delay Asked : Circle A ii Tierekeiom : “*'hogs brought $17 to $17.50. An Army chaplain wrote, how- died yesterday 2 3 BUSING Some lowered onto the back of the car-/them to operate. And you will also 2 nGawealth Loan $5 sta. + jo ga (Around 300 head of choice Nos. Robert Paulsen will be brought | ever, that Pvt. Paulsen was killed of w der "Brooks, Dearborn’ rier, and machette with one'kncw that billions of banannas In Oil St ik I Fin 5 pfd ; % One and Two. weighing 180- 215 today to a grieving widow wy truck , ou a stroke slices through the stem. | rike ™ pounds sold at $17.65 s en a truck in “which -he was County commissioner. will rot in Guatemala. ‘ a 7.65 to $17.75. plagued by doubts that it actually riding struck a land mine south nn

contains the body of Pvt. Charles

| Bastian Motey 5s 61 . ville Tele Co 4':s .

r r - C 1 in : . i I bled: a little, the transparent) Then the natives will rise up, | WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 (UP)—'b lta leo B) : ++ 101 18° Sows were weak to 25 cents holds “my Bob.” >of Seoul, she said. ‘ . oil of the green banana. {throw out the rebel president, and |Federal Mediation Chief Cyrus 8. Eastern Ind Tel Je. 5 pd ...... 97 .... lower than yesterday, choice 300 M Pegzy Pauls iveq! A soldier wrote that her hus- Craig Heads Seal Drive On an old piece of burlap | the fruit company may come back Ching asked the CIO Oil Workers Eq uitable Securities pfd ..... 04 +.../to 400 pound weights bringing .°~ Is, egy Ruisen receive band died when American. planes) there’s a pile of yellow bananas. and it may not. Union today to postpone for one Family Finance so ~ «:+/814.75 to $15.50. (permission from thé Army yester- mistakingly strafed U.S “troops, TELL CITY, Feb. 27 (UP) — They are for you fo eat. When| ‘Mr. Joe | week a nation-wide oil refinery! Hays Corp pi Utility and. commeréial cows] J8Y to open the coffin and make ,, =~. © said. '| Georgia Craig, former American we left, they were given to the| . strive scheduled ~for midhight|H Hoar hes Glass 4 oid "¥4isold at $31 1 $2 certain the body it contains actu- “I must know » She de- Legion national commander, toworkmen. They scrambled for| THIS IS NOT a hand:fed piece. gq, Be One Goa. is lprime and $24.50 and lowi,lly ig that of her Husband, Yel..." Sddirg that ec Cbteq day was appointed chairman of them I talked to lots of people every- ES Ter a prime long yearling steers at ported killed in Korea. dding that she doubted y,qiana's 1952 Easter seal cme . In telegrams to the union and| sso Tel 21 : 18 $35.50. Canners d “ ,/the commanding officer's report! > where. {Ind Asso Tel 23 pfd ... 8 and cutters were It's not that I think he’s alive, g epor i Th int t What do they earn? I asked ~tsix big ofl €o0 s, Mr. Ching|}lnd Gas & Water com. 25% : ’ becaus paign. e appointment was ahs “ " g mpanies, Mr. ing 8 mostly $17 up. Vealers we 1 “ ecause she did not believe her| Morel Medina, the foreman, 25 And one was “Mr. Joe.” His nd Mich El 4's pid... 9 I ers were about said ‘Mrs. Paulsen, T just want to {nounced by Roy N. Fenn, presie ore 20 a5t name was Geichow. 41 : warned that a strike would pose a| Ind Teiephone 4.8 pfd ~~ Iii. 9¢ ~..|50 cents lower than yesterday. husband's outfit ever was as far ) years a banana man, in tan with 0 years, rious threat t r defense ef- indpis Ath Club Reaity Co... 80 ’ be sure it is my Bob . north Ch dent of the Indiana Society. for “arn a banana man in Central Amer- 0 our ceiense el. S Pow & Lt com... .... 36's 36% Hoes 8000: onlv moderately active. un-| ‘The body will be shipped here as Chondong-Ni. Chil brass buttons, and a “45” hol- ica. fort and to our national econ- Indpls Pow a Lt pf ce 92 i even; most barrows and gilts about steady fr Oakland. Cal pred. for Mrs. Paulsen also charged tha J Crippled Cl dren, . said, in . ” 31 Cpus { Indianapolis Rallways com ... 4 Sl with yesterday's average: bulk choice om . : ‘al. 3 — re in ald 21 Sa He told me in his husky voice, OMY.” He-said “every effort must NL Im ET a bas ieily unitonn welshis 370 240 pounds 317- | burial, and Mrs. Paulsen will open Nef husband was “illegally| hs r d Oo out about and desert tan nylon shirt, tail Pe made to avoid such a work i, Dolis Water 5% If .1105%s 108% | one and two near 380-215 pounds 11755: the coffin tomorrow. drafted.” They were married al WATCH REPAIRING a our, 22 out, that you have to know the stoppage. & 2 . 41 Io 17.18 odd ploads 235-250 pounds highly The 19-year-old widow re- week before the outbreak of the 3 4 Thi : - C ghts 6.7 1068 240-275 » : { ar a ont, . {natives. ’ Ne Ching asked Union Presi- 80 ponds $16-16 75° few, $17. few loads 515. quested permission to open the Royean war, and he was drafted by EXPERTS : | The United Fruit Co. helps dent O. A. Knight and company 141, | 340. pounds = $15.35-16:. 120-160 pounds ino Mar. 16, 1951. ) Cheap Living the akes loans. If officials to attend an “explora- 34751 Mostly 315 Sowh: SSE weak! to 28 cenis Coffin when conflicting reports on = Perhaps I y » || At Miller's Modest Prices! DON'T GASP. In the company mn, nasey ans anyone n ‘“explora- k R 4.2 lower: choice 300-400 pounds $14.75-1550; her husband's death led her to be- aps am wrong,” she| : arb 4 beef Wants to grow bananas, the fruit tory” conference here Thursday ares 6va 100:600 pounds $1414.75. es mainiy/lieve the Army might have aid, “but T thought that men | QUICK SERVICE stores you can buy goog Den company puts-up-the dough-—And to—investigate the issues in the'N&! 2a 135 |steady; half load high choice and low shipped the wrong body home, married before September, 1950, 0 from 14 to 25 cents a pound. it carries more than $8. million deadlocked wage dispute. N Ind Pub Serv com —- 26 {Prime vearling steers $35.50; odd head were draft exempt at that ti 3: the babies are born in company : Nd a Ey sold 46 |cholce $34; bulk good and jow choige s30- | Pvt, Paulsen, 21, was reported me. #1 » e babies 2 e a, noni? such loans on its books. The CIO union and a number x ind Pub gServ 4's pfd .... 7e%|3550: small lots commeraiil 10 god sms killed in action Sept. 9, 1951—five They told him he wasn't the only! | er PE 0 8 3 i { Ind P 4 pf jibe 263 e yea 8 26 50: [shor 0 hospitals. e natives g | BUT THE SPANISH ; it of AFL and independent unions N 1nd Pub Sery 4 i Pld % choice 970-bound heifers $34: other small days after their daughter, Kath- one.’ | - . of their food, I EE my ch 58 work 0 a. a in the industry have demanded a *Pub Serv of Ind cont, 30% Ok Simmercial to ow chy ce Reilers leen Ann, was born. qi re | 7 29 on the Circle j . TOwsS wild, 1 0 OTK, ne wante 0 or a 3 8 { Ind3% pt . 85 27.50-32; cows mdderately active, steady | : i ox Ja pick ib oh there’s borrow $5000. But the first thing 25.cents an hour wage increase. mon Gear & Tool com .. .. utility and commercial 521-2450 ' © | “Mrs. Paulsen said the command- | ANATOLI CLEARING HOUSE % Doors From Pewer & Lirbt On } * - . y i » arad Schwitzer-Cumming “ ANNErs an cutters 6-2 mostly . ‘i i bundance. It is the he wanted to do was to build “an Several .companies have offered nw d = & Mins p a345t-up. bulls unevenly $1 or more lower. odd, ing officer of his infantry com- Debits . : $34, TL ‘000 wild game in abun w™ wh h . in 10 cents an hour and the unions So Ind G & E 48% pid 103 | head commercial heavy dairy bred bulls — | ——— land of easy living and nobody sities yliere Sou ie have rejected it | Stokely -Van Samo col II eh ti 44 3, Dok utiiey DIE AND TOOL DESIGNER’ w 0 ih . tokely . amp p 1 gel 6 ° 82 n utility seems 10 hurmy. Self. He was above that. gp ¥m Only the CIO union has served T I & Co 512% pid ny iT yea R 2Dz/ TRADES IN oN YOUR DOWN PAYMENT! The big scene is the loading Of] 3 a strike notice. It 1 80..| Terre Mulleabls -...... fin tial trade weak to $1 lower. many rales Familiar with all classes of metal f t.| “Mr. Joe” is colorful, thickset|3 Strike 1 epresents 80,-/u. 8. Machin . 2% d instances more than $1 a stamping production. Excellent | the boat. This you never forge ; {000 to 100.000 : work United Tel chore b% 7.|and instances more than $1 ‘on erades a iy On pat oy. I land 64, ready to retire. He un- ,C orkers in the}, 64 "| bel good p .$39 sparing bulk good D : it 5 Trains shuttle about a quarter derstand tive labor. And-once-industryi—- - [uy Extra le. end |to prime 334-3850; Utility and COMINErical §= Gort og i GEL 9 20-man, mile out into sea. erstands_natly 0 hg onc Ht ; BONDS a 00 Sls Jos AT rd to $20 nati of long standing, excellent Nati march from car to in awhile he throws a party— - Allen & Steen 88 eo... 957,000 Sheep 1000; fed wooled “Western Jambs reputation. Age preferred between atives rum. Official Weather : {American Loan 433s 58 esos making up bulk of receipts: trade not 35 and 45 years. Please reply in conveyor In steady, procession all 7 {American Sec urity 5s 60 .. s+++ | established; holding most good and choice full detail. Address Times, Box night long, handling the bananas | But once the wives, li are, ‘UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU [American Loang4izs 60 wos: led native Western_and wooled slaughter B-878. > |sheltered, had too much. ~Feb. 27— : ++++{lambs from 327-37.50,

gently. They are so heavy that! I ee eee tee | Batesel igs - Se - po about 5000 stems; of the 45,000 Robb Get $50 [Sune ...6:22 | Sunset .....5:34 |BUPRL oi azar 5u 8 Be INDI A N IY: «38 I Ss hauled in, break. These go back KORDers Ge Precipitation 24 hours endimx 7:30 a, m. 0 GOIUmbIA Club 3.53 62 96 pi to the natives, a gift of the fruit]! Two bandits; one armed, robbed Total preciphailon, since Jan. 1 ... 5.3 Hamilton Mfg Co 5s 22 wens company. jan Irvington filling station of $50 ZX°%% *N°° fitisisesensives Indpls Paint & Color Se 180 ~ / Y/ of pany {last night. Held up was Ernest | The following table shows the temper t-| *indpis Railways Ss 0 “ . 80! 3 i li Liston nes Green, So Green Blankenship, 18, an attendant at| aie \l other cities: LowliE3 Limestone, 1.7% .. oe i OFF THE DOCK, if you look the Wake Up station, 5231 E. [git HA «s0ierre : 48 3 | Ku hoer Packing i 59 | | ———————S— > closely, you can see native dug- Washington St. |Chicagh ne 28 [Paper Arts Co 5s 88 liu. ---- | MONEY ORDERS PERSONAL | The BURLINGAME by DU MONT / a 2 3 v s raans = | | Cleveland’ 36 | Traction Terminal Sa 87... ih UTILITY BILLS Accepted Fi o ity LOANS Originally $459.95 NOW a {Denver . 33 | os f . ce | Bvangviite 2 I PAYROLL CHECKS _CASHED TRUST Y cnet | Ft wayne 25 2 | Indianapolis 3 TTENTI ON! MONEY MART CURRENCY EXCHANGES | 123 EAST MARKEY STREEY } 7. Inch Jectongular hdisharols » 30 PK MART CURRENCY EXCHANGES | De in iy BLA ves — 4 A . : e108 ® Penn. o 12 8 West BS ra radio. Plug-in for rec- $ 9h Miami sees vi 57 | I ell? 8 linols [1% | ord player. Beautiful Minneapolis 3 : 23 | | smo . TS ’ ” | + & x Ml ae wd ra New i frees 83 3 | Truck Owners! Y 7 5 OK contemporary cabinet. J + ot axed) TF oklunoma City’ ER || sHERWIN-wiLLIAMS | ZEB ZZLT | = IPIttsbuRel ia 29 | . f i San en sabes aNe eer a 3 | S18 3 Paint Tor ! The WESTERLY by Du MONT BE. Louis +. 3 Costs Less! Washinton, et i 8 a. Originally $519.95 . . . NOW

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