Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1952 — Page 30

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Lilly Plasma Center

" Plant Here ° Saves Blood Program

ED KENNEDY Indiana's link to the lives of Korean ‘fighting men becomes even more vital as the Eli Lilly & Co. blood plasma center goespg nto all-out production, Since last mid-December blood from Midwestern .donor centers has been flowing daily to the new plant at 137 E. McCarty St. . Today the first shipment of Hoosler-donated and Hoosler-pro-cessed blood was on its way to the battle line-—on its way to an appointment with a wounded soldier. Heed Early Call

Lilly employees contributed the first blood processed in thelr plant. The mobile unif of the Red Cross visited the plant for two days before Christmas, Since then the Lilly-donated blood has been gomg through the steps necessary to send it to Korea as plasma. Blood plasma is a miracle of modern medicine and science, But even with all the “know how” in the world, miracles are

FIRST UNIT COMPLETED—First blood plasma parcel to be

not easily performed. The ig finished at the Eli Lilly processing center is inspected by Lt. Cmdr. y MeCarty Et Anianagol % Yr A. L. Maines, Navy Medical Lo Miss Leona Wagner, Lilly “Plans for the Lilly plasma technician, and Robert E. Haine, plant manager.

Today #Business

Business Is Going to Jump

By Harold Hartley

Get set.

made at high De-/ fense Department levels in Washington more than a year ago.

| Target Date Set |

At that time a target date was set. “(Giet going by Dec. 15 and got your first blood on the way to| where we tell you by Apr. 1} 1952, the general told a com-| pany official. Back in Indiana the official] reporting his orders to a hoard| of company officers, spoke like a battalion commander in combat,| 2 ordered by his superior to at- 7 tack an impossible objective. Last week, a full 10 days ahead | f the target date the impossible

There's a spin ahead. wire completed, TT ful unit! Business will move up in late summer. It may jump), But members accepted from| {like a scared colt. {will trim $63.000 from the cost.

Team Goes to Bat |

Once the shock of their new) battle order had worn off—and it was quickly—the Lilly team went to work. They needed everything—even a building to start with. For that they had a packaging plant which could be| converted. “Get everything out of there m 8lx weeks-—get going on moving the equipment elsewhere completely renovate the building and {f necessary rebuild it from top to bottom-—and get it done|

holding the strings. “controls.” This is how it hy shaping up.

THE CONTROLS will be eased. | {More metal will be turned over to civillan goods, . ; Right there, you, ask, “Where! got ansping wai a polish and will IT get the money to buy?” y * & 3 The government will take care, FIRST, let me say, the car of that, too, dealer has to make a profit on Consumer credit controls willlevery car he sells. Otherwise, how {be eased. You can get it on the would he pay his help, his light

These are|————appraisal on a new model and these nice dealers will offer you tabout $500 to $700 for it, then get $800 to $1000 for it. “Sometimes these cars never

yesterday.” cuff, And a lot of people will, |bill, his taxes, and buy his sup8 nn n plies? That was the gist of orders| THEY'VE BEEN at it long| Trade. in values are competi-

ent to a dozen Lilly department heads, New equipment started to arrive from all over the country. 3ome was hard to get, but they got it. Bome things were hard to figure out, but they learned them.

Learn New Jobs

enough in Washington that they can make about anything happen, good or bad. And this being an election year with a big five-star threat in the sky, they're going to give business the gun, let it roll. It's artificial, just as it has al-|

tive. If you don’t think you are getting enough for your old car, shop around. Try other dealers! who handle the same make of | car you wam to buy. |

IT IS EASY to figure the profit] on the car you trade in. I'll tell

New crews of technicians went/ Ways been, but the chips are You how I doit. T first look in| ta work to learn their new jobs. down, and nobody can be 're- the classified ads and see what One break Lilly's got was having elected when jobs are weak, and the car is selling for. “1 don't

expect to get it, close as I can. I see nothing wrong with a man |

a lot of blood plasma making business is holding its throbbing But I come as

“know how” left from World War head. II when they processed over two million pints. At war's end this plant was ordered abandoned and dismembered by the government. The plant's being ready to accept blood last December is credited with saving the national ITOPS

money-needle will be shooting the ment. That's only 20 per cent. jump to business by September. | And we buy a good many other] If you're interested, I'll make|things which have a much higher | it a fall hat, mallard green. markup,

LAST evening 1 spent in Voice- lin business.

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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 26, 1952

MIDWESTERN. CENTER—Blood donations from Red Cross

centers from a dozen states processed at the new Lilly pla

throughout the Midwest will be nt. Here an employee unloads a

_ blood shipment from ‘Memphis, Tenn.

Costs Block Action on

FREEZING COLD—One of the steps in the processing is quick-freezing the blood solid in a sub-zero refrigerator. Note that temperature insside the refrigerator is 80 below zero.

Quiz in Actress’ Beating Goes On

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Mar. 26 (UP)—The sheriff's office said New School today that after two days of inConstruction costs have vestigating blonde actress Ann |blocked immediate School Board! Sterling's story of four “thugs |acceptance of bids on a new| beating and humiliating me,” sev-

{school building to be erected at]

{34th St. and Emerson Ave,

The board rejected offers when| {tabulations showed the lowest bid| than |

{was about’ $121,228 more (the $500,000 estimated ithe proposed School 71.

It's like an old puppet show, with the government, They then appropriated an ad-| {ditional $85,000 for the building.!

|New bids are being sought. Manual Aid Named During last night's meeting when this action was taken, the hoard also appointed Leslie B,

Maxwell as acting vice principal!

of Manual High School, at a salary of $6270. Mr. Maxwell has been a business education structor and at Manual, and once was varsity | football coach at the school.

He was graduated from Unt-| versity of Illinois and earned the!

master’s degree at Butler University. He resides at 645 W.| 44th St. Crowded conditions at School 85 at 338 S. Arlington Ave. caused the board to approve transfer of

75 seventh and eighth grade pu-|

pils from"that building to school 57, at 5435 E. Washington St. This transfer was authorized lafter patrons of No. 85 complained of overcrowded rooms and requested more space. The {board also plans to investigate possibilities of buying more land

ILL BET a hat, the well- worn making $100 on a $500 invest-/in the No. 85 area to allow for

future building expansion. Ask Room Additions | Another delegation, from Howe, | High School, asked the board to]

[start planning room additions for I WANT the auto dealer to stay their

And I want him to!room in the building is used every!

school. They said every]

Late in the summer of 1951 the land. And a beautiful place {t/make a reasonable profit. [period of the day. blood supply was gone. Troops was. | There is just one thing I hold] A report from the delegation in Korea were on a day-to-day ra-| je vowels were broad, smooth him to, that the car he sells me estimated enrollment at Howe tion. Japanese were giving more and pear-shaped. And the conso- is everything he says it is. If he would be more than 2000 by blood than the American people. nants trim and sharp-cut. does that, I'm on safe ground. (1956. It is now 1349.

; In other action the board acFacts Revealed Here It was the Voice of Business. Slow, and Safe cepted a 2!s-acre gift of land Suddenly the facts werd made But it has another name “Indian. HERE'S something I never from Twin Theatair Drive-In, |apolis Telephone Operators Per-|pisk, |Inc., for use as a playground by known here at home, In Indian-| ’ ‘ : pPayg apolls, Minute Women, encolr. |Eonality and Service, If you Nant] That's telling people what School 21. Spring vacation dates aged and supported by The Times, it shorter, Jas say, IOP. [ae ks to buy. were established for Apr. 4

rallied under the banner and this| THEY an city lead the nation in per capita | [They are the blood donations. It the Red Cross would have had to cut back blood donations because there was no place to]

important people. | private switchboard! (PBX) operators of the town, 130 “Would you sometime strong. I had dinner with them, labout stocks, and whether a They will soon have pins, little yousewife like myself can buy a

{She wrote: write

process it the program would! (gold cradle-type telephones with|gtock without a large financiall 2 have been wrecked. a_ tiny switchboard plug for al'inyvestment?” Recor y b p |guard. | al HW, | Cleveland 1 Cries Lois These are older operators, for! A HOU SEWIFE certainly can Indianapolis and 2% dozen othealt the most part, seasoned with and, I think, ought to. Every Midwestern cities were diverted Plenty of know-how. spare dollar ought to go to work. |

I sat beside their first pres- Many people buy stocks to make

center in Philadelphia and sent to ident, one of the moving forces a “killing.” They try to buy them| Lilly's plant. in molding the group. She's Mrs. low, catch them “on the rise’ The timely reinfore emeut Mary Swaim, who has that mu- then sell and take the profit. the program saved it. sical “Stark and Wetzel” on her _ These people -get their fingers

from their previous processing!

lips all day oti, burned, { AM HOP! EFU L that business! THE ONES — iD really accu-| Burglar Burgled Wy ‘will take an interest in mulate money, do it slowly. They

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP) - While Hugh James Miller was in munication.

'these key workers in their com- buy solid stocks. They look at! It would be well if the dividend record of the com-|

I have a letter from a house-| through Apr. 14, and 5-day op-| wife who lives on N. Drexel Ave. |eration of the Hawthorne Branch mercial $23 50-27 50: {Library was approved.

News and pictures of Marion County high schools appear in The Sunday ‘Times.

INDI ANAPOLIS

cost of |

in-, counseling director

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| |

Mr. Carmichael

Ray D. Carmichael, adver- !

tising manager of Vonnegut's, will go to New York, accom- |[« panied by Richard C. Vonne- it gut, Apr. 15-16, to accept for Vonnegut's the Hardware Dealer of the Year plaque for the

nation's best presentation of WASHINGTON, Mar. 26 (UPI—Governa . iment expenses and receipts for the curbrand name merchandise. He {rent fiscal year through Mar. 24, comwill represent Richard M. | pared with a year ih y This Ye Last Year Kremp, V onnegut president. | Expenses $ 46.082, 128, 070 $ 35.899.088 451 . Receipts 41,996, 5 2,948, . | Mr. Carmichael won two | Surplus —_ 4.048,388,568 | other awards for retail adver- {Deflet ; 4:083.204, 413 ET Ss WD0é, . tising and three for the display |public Debt 258.408.870.781 254.836.864.328 ! Gold Res. 23,290,766,223 21,836,003,993

of brand name merchandise,

where she was beating and drove off in a sport car,

eral discrepancies remain.

“This investigation is not over

by a long ways,” sheriff's Lt. F. W. Rosenberg said. “We can't say that we don't

believe any of the stories given Herfi-jones Class A pid by the principals in the case, but “. they don't fit together yet,” said.

Miss Sterling left the hospital treated for the

She refused to talk to reyorters. But sheriff's deputies said they

[oul question her again today Kingan &

‘in order to get to the bottom of his.’

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Nat! Homes pfd . ......... 10% IN Ind Pub Serv com var f'n N Ind Pub Serv 4% pfd .... 6's .{*N Ind Pub Serv com 8 N Ind Pub Setv 4'4 pfd .. 67s vrogress Laundry com . Pub Serv of Ind com 0's . Pub Serv of ina 3'a pf > Ross Gear & Tool com « 46 ' |Schwitzer-Cummins 5'3 pfd .. 17 . S80 Ind G & E com . sens 213% 23 a So Ind G & E 48% pfd .... 102 5 Stokely-Van Camp com 3 1 2a Stokely-Van_ Camp pfd 7 177 lanner & Co 5'2%-pid . Terre Haute Malleabls ; 14 U. 8. Machine Co & i'% United Telephohe 5% pry eee 97 .e .| Union Title . 61 64

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! Bastian Moley bs 61 . Batesville Tele Co 4'%s Buhner Fertilizer 58 58 ....... Ch of Com Bldg 4'2s 61 Columbia Club 3-5s 62 Equitable Securities 5s 60 . Hamilton Mig Co 5s 65 oe Indplse Paint & Color 5s 64 .. | [Indpls Public Loan 5s 64 . {*Indpls Railways 5s 97 Ind Limestone 4s 75 Ind Asso Tel3s?5 ......eee Kuhner Packing 4s 59 ..... Langsenkamp 58 48 . Paper Arts Co 6s 58 ..... |8§prague Device 58 60 . | Traction _Terminal Ss 57 .

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“Truck wheat, $2.35, Oats, 90c New No. 2 white corn, New No. 2 veliow .corn, $2.74,

£1.78, £1.68 Soybeans,

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

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Hog Prices Here SATIRE «.ocrcaerrrr apne soi S10010,000 LE

Hog prices dropped 25-50 cents in trading today at the Indianap- ; olis Stockyards. Cattle, vealers, bulls and sheep were about steady ‘with yester- |r day’s averages. le

white,

Eggs—FOB Cincinnati, Consumer grade

S. A large white, 38-42'2c. brown mix, 6-40'2c: U. 8. medium white, 34-39'zc: brown mix, 34-37'2c. Wholesale grade

Extra large 35-37c current

com’'l graded 40 per cent.) 35-37¢; brown mix, eceipts, caSes exch 29-3lc Market steady, Prices unchanged. Inreased offerings of current receipts ang |

Bulk choice 170-240-pound hogs | depand for top quality.

{pounds, $15.50-16.25: 270-325 pounds, $15-| 15.75; 120-160 pounds, $14-15; sows about | 25 cents lower at $1350-15; few #15.25. | Cattle 900, calves 300: steers fairly active, fully steady: liberal share good and choice lightweignt steers and mixed yearlings, $31-33 50: part load high choice near 1100 pounds, $35, sprinkling at $33 50-34: small showing commercial and low good, 27-30.50: load good light heifers unsold cows rather slow: small lot cows steady to weak; several loads unsold: utility and commercial largely $20-23; odd commercial and good, $23.50-! 25; canners and cutters, 316-20; vealers! moderately active; choice and| prime, . $35-37.50: early top, $37.50: eom-| mercial and good, $27-34; few good to low choice, $34.50; cull and utility, $30-26, Bulls about steady; utility and comfew good medium weights to $27.50; good fat heavy bulls {largely $24.50-26 Sheep 300: slaughter lambs firm, other classes scarce. steady; load choice to prime 93-pound fed wooled jambs of southwest origin $28: odd head prime native wooled lambs $28; natives scarce; cull to good slaughter ewes 3$7-12,

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{penicillin and streptomycin last But Be Careful

|year alone. TWO THINGS I never knew, ASWEM ARE things, we learn till now. to do it better and cheaper, For They are new ways to get more instance, penicillin just. 10 years use out: of your deep freezer. 180 cost 80 times as much as it. I have-been told that you can does today. And new forms of the kill the moths in a fur coat or {product are 10 times as strong woollens by leaving .themein the and last six times as long. deep coldbox just 24 hours.

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