Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1952 — Page 27

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Capt. Burnham C. McCaffree

: In Trade Seen ! x pi {shed tears over the 176 men who . EOS . (went down with the destroyer- § SW AL b 3 minesweeper. Hobgon in a midsly \ r Atlantic collision with the Wasp. By Harold Hartley aR f |But hundreds of persons on the - . E dock wept with joy when the surNECKS ARE GETTING longer, trying to see around a J § |vivors stepped asnore, . the corner. 8 The Wasp, a. 75-foot sawBut the ones who do it best are not the fuss-budgets i a Hp ne Rr Yat who get tangled up in details, like a cat with a ball of yarn. : Gravesend Bay. The carrier had a They don't spray words Jike| = =—sresnp———————— — ON ER dj slow 1500-mile trip home, and on , buckshot, hoping a few pellets several occasions traveled stern ‘will land in the bullseye. first because of heavy seas, Instead, they shoot, hard-nosed| , ws ett, { More than 400 joyous wives, gingle bullets right at the target. It s Time to Sell J y " parents, friends and relatives pe ,. 8 & 1 DROVE downtown with a y rushed forward to embrace the I TALKED with a top banker friend of mine. And he sald, | b Hobson survivors after Capt. Mc today. He had it added up, and|“What's happening? _ Two car! 3 y Caffree had bid them farewell. iread me a little piece, full of on- salesmen have phoned me in the, : ¥ | Tears Fill His Eyes Dhited. Sem. Teliahote

the-target words [last week. i a Capt. McCaffree spoke words WASP BACK—Navy floating crane approaches ripped bow of aircraft. carrier USS Wasp for

“It's going to be rugged. | That seems strange. Salesmen| en lof sympathy to his assembled : dai . : Manufacturing has expanded out pushing the sale of new cars| eg i crew and the -Hobson men who damage inipeshion in Now York hatbor The § vs GE Qusitayer mineswapor USS Hobson, faster than population. Expan- |And that ties In with what H. J« ay had survived the worst peacetime gn & asp, were brought to New York by the carrier. sion has got ahead of consump- |Klingler, a General Motors vice we disastef in modern naval history give you an incomplete picture.” on his back for three hours with-lone red masthead light was visition. presiaent, sald in New York just poses | the night of Apr. 26, A naval board of inquiry was out a life jacket. He was washed|ble on each ship. “Government orders have |ilast night. | go He spoke into a microphone on scheduled to open its investigation overboard when the No. 1 boller| “They were going ahead 2° slowed down, backlogs of fac- | He said customers, since the | a table on the Wasp's flight deck. In Brooklyn Tuesday. |exploded, ripping off all his clothes knots when they hit us,” he said tory inventory are high. And |war, have been drawn into show-| nt: His voice broke and tears blurred Crewman James B. Price, Coal- except one shoe and his shorts. |“The Wasp simply chewed right foreign markels are ‘melting |rooms by the product. He added, | United Press Telephoto Dis eyes midway in his speech. dale, Pa., said he and most of the| Lt. (jg) Donald E. Cummings, through us.” = away. as RYOI BOW on i jocks as though BREATHTAKING —Chest X-ray in Birmingham, Ala., sub. | “Only once before in my 28 other men were asleep. He strug-| Encinitas, Cal, sald he, the officer. The only Hobson survivor to get “BREAK-EVEN points for busi-| Ne i Re le D stantiates opera star Lilly Pon's contention she can hold her breath Years as a naval officer have I gled through waist decp water of the day and the captain swam aboard the Wasp without getting ness have crept up. One company |” sung lu” , longer than any member of Metropolitan Opera company. X-ray had a mare difficult duty than into an escape hatch, he said, and|off the bridge together, and thejeven his feet wet was Edward M. use to make a profit on $3 mil-| BUT THERE was more, and revealed Miss Pons had exquisite’ iy [Hat of falking to you Capt. Me- a. 1if8 Jacket Soated into hia hands eaplaiw disapeared. . _|Elllot, Wausau, Wis. With one lion sales a year, It rose to $8 to|more important. And that was — wo . . Caffree said. just as the Hobson went down, | Lt, Cummings said the task|leap, he landed in a canvas cover $9 million. Now it has dropped the need for selling younger “The once before was the send- Boiler Tender Edwin I. Lankow- (force was operating under simu-lon one of the “gun tubs” in the back to $7 million, and the com- men on selling: That's even ing of an official dispatch an- ski, Grand Rapids, Mich, floated lated battle conditions and only|Wasp's stern,

pany’s losing money. harder than seiuing the wont PEISON Riot Boss Says jounung he Joss of 18, nen, oo} en ; mre ———— [the U. 8. 8. Hobson. at @s- | BRR ARR iy wo A Lu a. 7." peng

“Look for temporary setbacks,| Young men now want to be en- ©

little sinking spells. And they'll Eines, doutops or lawyers, all > ¢ ° : » lpatch was. sent with the full and gees scare us.” professional. And they shy wy OQ Ff ! P a ol K § m (saddening realization of the an- JES 8. 2 na irom selling on good commis-| [of [eo] rovi e ni € cuir and heartache which fit 4 THE FIGHT for business will sions. They want something which tees pinn : 'would cause among families and| JF be a shirt-sleeves slugfest. seems more certain to produce] JACKSON, Mich, May 7 (UP) as hostage in the disciplinary celll trends : “What has to be done is to gear | their bread.’ : —A leader of the costly, five-day block, : | “The difficulty of m Se ae 5, . a N cn DEO ORION CT CLOSELY kn POP tr Bubs tis Fon Tp folate Southeast Michigan Mises. ix ABS Sato dim ST) oy NT ’ , LF nse x aR se at SR 3 lation. Then we'll know what tolat it closely, he will see, quite told investigators yesterday that prisoners planned. more violence Gyo Host of vot want fo Know TB 3 3 Teel poe 4 do with the goods we make.” clearly, that everyone is “on al'‘a prison offitial” smuggled him|if authorities back down on their| ~ McCaffree sald he was But what a wonderful country. commission,” and that an en-& Knife used to seize one of 11|promises was partially substanti- RP : sll o ; bes 4 unable to give a full and detailed; We are wasteful. And we have |gineer’s salary is really a “com- guards held as hostage. « lated when a long. make-shift| _ d { been able to afford it. We've got mission” on his work ” weapon was found hidden in hi account of why the Hobson and| that much. : a ~ Ray Young, 23, serving a term Wo4P 2 Boi 5 the Wasp collided and the smaller | 2 sg AND A DOCTOR and a lawyer, [0 Safe-cracking, testified before/ mattress while he testified before |, sani almost immediately. | BUT THE DAY is not farisurely ace “on commission.” | GOV: G. Mennen Williams’ fagt| the compnit tee, = : | He said his difficulty lay in “my| when business failures will rise Their “commission” is what they finding committee that the knife 3uards sald the weapon Was 2 limited knowledge of the events) where costs and prices cannot be receive above expenses. So every- Was given to him by an official Steel Tod, ripped from a cot and jepding to the tragedy. If I were cut. lone sells, whether he wants to Who was “in sympathy with us.”|8round to a razor-like edge. Ito tell you all I know, it would The public is not as uninformed admit it or net. He refused to name the official.| Young \ admitted he used a} ___ |

as many think, It began to re-| But in the sale of cars, to get v a {smuggled knife to seize rookie, : w trench six months ago while back to GM's Klingler, a survey] Young said the riot had been guard Thomas E. Elliot the nignt Police Arrest Ex-Con

: “ of Ho | oe » " factories were going ful blast. |showed that the surface is A for about six months.” lof. Apr, 20 and that he held the As ‘Cat's Paw’ Burglar | THEY'RE 'SAILORS' NOW-—These Indiana women have traded their "civies" for the uniform of oi SOmenow, Jou, De sv yumisted on the hard-selling’ owe 10 Wore GE revo in ee Elid ack Sitti Ih SOUTH BEND, May 7 (UP)—| WAVES in the Navy. Left to right are Misses Mildred McKenzie, Howe; Donna Kombroke, 334 N C , SI |market. : ’ ‘ {more guards cap and police said today that 50 bur-| ‘ i . ' : that we were coming to the end In the last 18 months, more got plans going right now for athe mutineers had barricaded | gary, larceny on “peeping tom” | Loh S: Deah Brava; Bekyy Sie Jere Haute; Sura Shoots, 447 5. Rural Sa Mary Jane Gatewaod, of the : moneymoon, and that than 73 per cent of people who real riot if the officials back down themselves and their hostages in|cases in the last year have been | al TONY O'n and Ligprg New y Jrocsave ve. goog ere doing up faster than gould be sold new cars, had not [On our demands. And it'll be ajcell block 15. solved with the arrest of a Michie dollars ° uy n even been asked to buy. real riot this time. It'll blow up, The mutiny in the disciplinary gan parole violator. a . : the whole joint.” block touched off a day-long mass| Authorities he'd James KE. ‘jee, ; So Jr woN 4 pe one reen Quick “ve The bloody demonstration ended! riot of 2600 convicts in other parts|48, who they said admi‘ted stagag any + PH. 1 Won ol FORD topped Chevrolet in Indi.|APr. 24 when state and prison|of the prison in which one pris-|ing a wave of break-ins and be-| . |anapolis in April, 515 to 471. Last|0fficials agreed to grant 11 prison/oner was killed, several others in-|came known as the “cat's paw”

But it’ n | hlimhing hb ny boa year it was the other way around. and parole reforms demanded by jured, and $2.5 million worth of |burglar because he would tip-toe| toh. |. . . Lake Central Alrlines short-|172 convicts who held 11 guards property damaged or destroyed. |into bedrooms, wake up sleepers

problem than either busses or| fuel to run them.

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That's what the banker said. {haul run (No. 88) to Bloomington, ———— pee emptied land flee, |

: Louisville, Ci : = IN ec i Li Ti. 10 Days and Grand ance ace Hog Prices Dip At Yards Here Produce

: : |Bend and Kalamazoo upped pas-| Mid-session bids on light and to 50 cents higher. Choice and |- - mee i HOW LONG could the city gengers (no pun)’ 26 ‘per Co in medium weight barrows and gilts prime vealers sold at $35.50-37. 0 Tr eeerre re. busses run if gasoline and diesel! Apri over a year ago. were 25 cents lower than yester-| rogs 8000, open moderately active; light 37-40%c; U. 8. medium white, 38-41%ac: oil supplies dried up? |” L. E. Grisso, Dictaphone, boosted, 4ay in trading at the Indianap-|3hd, Peau, Yoii' ouion "bias Around commerial -33%e. Whelestle grade

mostly steady; mid-session bids around commercial graded 40 per cent: Extra

From today on, more people quota 1459 is Stockya 138 ts lower; cafly choi - | per cent, landed in the Olis Stockyards. cents lower; carly choice 170-240 j5,g0 white, 35-36c: brown mix, 35-36¢;] will leave cars at home, stand ony , “hi Early choice 170-: -o | pounds $19.75-20.35: small showing cholo... ent receipts. eases exchanged, 29-3ic.| ’ 11951 Dictaphone Achievement y ¢C 0-240 pound Nos. 1 and ‘3 lightweights 0.33-20 50, aT uuality. mraded equs about steady: |

corners and wait for public trans-igCigb. , . . William R. Minehan, hogs sold at $19.75-20.25. An odd |333-299 pounds $38.75:0) 1283 0 pounds current receipts weak at 10 lower; prices] FIRST AWARD

portation. It will be to savé the|gacretary of Northw load of 290-325 {steady at $1550.17; sows about steady.!due to liberal offerings and poor quality. ry orthwestern Mutual 0-325 pounders brought $308; Bounds $15.15-10.75, few SIT 450 © ChickensCommercially krown fryers.

gas they have in their cars. iLife, will talk to Indianapolis bids of §18-18.75. Sows were) 400, nounds 315-1625. |92-24c: hens heavy, 23-340; hens lght, INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION

DAL |Chartered Life Underwriters in about steady, with those Weigh-|una yearimys fully Steady. good and |L6-18¢i old roosters, 11-le; fryers weak : Y i ; : : {and yearlings fully Steady; good and p ns : : MARSHALL DALE, president the warren Hotel Friday. ‘ing 300-450 pounds selling at|choice lightweight stears and mixed vear- |oi, Jnehanded prices; hens shout steeds!

of Indianapolis Railways, 108.) Tom Kemp, manager of Citi-|$15.75-16.75. lings, $31.50-34.50, some $35; moderate poco depressing factor.

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r : {showing utility and commercial, $25-29; | In the 1951 competition held in Brussels, ...the ORIGINAL pale-light bodied § said he had a reserve supply bothi eng Gas and Coke Utility, re- Good and choice lightweight few good. to ehoics heifers, 31-3250; | Butter Creamery, 90 2ecrtsc. | Belgium by the Institut International d’Alimeo- MALT 0 a rjesel fuel 10vealed first quarter income had|steers and mixed yearlings sold CGS ulc i) 9 canis, Malan; Wilt} | cSt Lwoe| cation, distinguished experts judged Stite the LIQUOR H a La 2 Je truciiul (oda jumped to $1,446,101 from at $31.50-34.50. A few good tO and cutters bulls steady; commercial and Local Truck Grain Prices) finest among hundreds of American malt bevb aE d Oil, he said, did 7; 18750,232 last year. But he salted choice heifers had a price range $ood $25.50-28; bei} Summers) built] SRT — erages. Check your judgment against theirs . . . oh anon Coe any SE {down the “good news” with a re-|of $31.50-34.50. A few good to Eng 332.25 commercial and good ruck wheat. $3.23 treat yourself to prize-winning Stite! : t , slack { choi | mainly $30-35 "Ne w » vi wou ean mare 7, Senn demand 15 hoe Slr on 4 ng Fl gw nn, EEE | om, NO ONE has ever been able t0/ groignt increase of 20 cents a 0f_331-d2.0). Cows 80.C 8.1008 just, nemmaily seedy. Soybeans, 32.78. O., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN: measure exactly the full rolele, “po Be Dhl) EE —— | y 2. played by the métor car in busi-|

| Neil Conatser, ‘manager, and "a : - ness. But long-haired slide rulel yn gu wo qworth, sales manager , — Bm $ ®

tatisticians say dollar-wise it is 3 wy . . By than food. [ed Spall Trausit_to Hot ny : : ALWAYS BE CAREFUL DRIVING s to a confab for agents . Pn, : A leave -your-car-at-ho mej : : movement would leave mostly] —~ he Husissiny Hows echoes in parking garages, and| vast of here? “ ”" ’ i Full Up Sen woula gather] E. F. Andres, purchasing boss! dust at the parking lots. {for Pittman-Moore, medicines for Ee. {man or beast, is the new v.p. of THE CITY BUSSES are run-| the fourth district of the National ning about 100 vehicles on an| Association of Purchasing average per day, but it has more; Agents. » equipment it can, in an emer-| Carl Reith, brisk branch mangency, put into service. ” | 28er rox Kroger’s, moves them up The big problem is drivers. Mr. fast. e two latest, A. R., Mc-| Dale said the company has been| Coun, Lafayette, and Donald short 100 bus drivers for about Rea, who used to be in Cincinnati. eight months. And, in a tight] Mr. McCoun who started as a! spot, that would be a bigger| grocery clerk will be produce] . 4 merchandisér for 78 stores in the k and fon g | Indianapolis branch. Mr. Rea will Local Stoc 3 {be the~ big "figure man for the ~May 7, 1952— ol branch, accounting.

[ #0» % Not Time Alone

tates 4.8% od + 3% 17. | IT SEEMS to me companies

STOUK American merican i merican “gi rl 3 “Bal sl 191 1031 gre always honoring - old emw, ea 8% ployees. Watches are presented be. TAR A RE sometimes, or <&ertificates. But 2 ne ertiliger 5% vid

ON BOF oi: ruree iirc XN i, these are not the real pay-off. | ha i Aibey of Sommeres com Io When people have worked to-| Wn, foanis ino 161 o® bid 50 gether for a long time it-always| . « 4-door, 6-passenger Special. White sidewalls optional at extra cost,

Gar RAE 8! means the “right combination.” mn Rie com «3 The employees have beén faith- * MT t S

ig gr BI sevens 3¥; ¥|ful, and reasonably efficient. | . y Suit Seobtitel ton tise ii| And the company has done eal o Then it’s fired. And when that happens, adrop straightaway —beautifully balanced on curves. u . s+s«|the same. as supplie el . . ’ ; Es i'!!|raw materials and has paid the] ; of gasoline certainly lets loose power. : {Lo il : \ It’s a car with Dynaflow Drive* to feed power

Smite Mig 6b COM 1uvses “+wages. But you can’t stop there. », Sa ‘ WHAT REALLY has happened Mr — ™, oo This isn’t something that happens in a “car of with infinite smoothness~and a road-hugging : , the future.” ~ levelness of ride that took a million in cold Gas & Water com ...eeee 251s mon experience. Between them a

b - 8 aii! 18 that they have shared a com- on d . Mich Bl Juv po 9 102 |jasting appreciation has rooted a i : : : 3 cash to perfect. pls AL Pion ‘Realty oe’ and grown. That's what they are It happens na Buick Fireball 8 Enine today. } “is “x . . - Ind Poy & Lt com d8™* 3 |really celebrating. " It’s a high-compression engine. It's. a valvesin- ~~ And itis, with all this, a very tidy bargain. Why od » : Hh

pis head engine. But it’s also a Fireball in per- not price it, drive it, know it for yourself? We'll

ilanapolis Water som _. . 4 I note that Eli Lilly and Co. rol. ; Bs Water % ot « |will hold its annual banquet to- : A N as ] HR A Rnd | % : *~ formance as well as name. be glad to arrange a demonstration.

ingan & C . ¢ y comngan' & OO fo ple who have been with the com

Corporation .. ee 14% pany more than 25 years. Thir- > : & 7 4 : og i a. ER lotr amos SHS Wy [teen have passed the 40-year E : A And it puts extra power-under the hood-and Mastie_ Asphalt. ..........oo.. O% 8D k. And 151 have more than : Nai] gomes com 1... B80 years, ® ACCORDING to combustion experts, there's

omer bid 25% . \ . Sl J. K. Lilly will be toastmaster . Bi A ors To baie for as much energy locked in a drop of gaso

19% the main talk. line as there is in a drop of nitroglycerine.

30 au. 4 : | ot in Of roan 88 BUT THE. principal thing i ti But th p oblem 1i op gy py 6 principa. ng 18 not u ha ener to WOrkK. BehnitherCummine $1 ord {the 25, or 30 or 50 years. Bigger t the probl ist t that

Ind 0 & E ¢om . .... 4. . . . . fokely-Van' Cary com 11:1 18) fiulthan_the falling leaves of the So Buick engineers aren't content just to mix

—and soon. : okely-Van Lamp Bs calendar is the slow-hardening

. MN rE . : . § 1 1 3 « 1 rr - Jumer bo SALES % kpond of loyalty, which holds that drop with air and touch it off. They've What goes with it is an automobile as sweet | Sure 1%

United Telephone 5% ofa ..... 97 : : - . : . . : qe . =. . Lh YER I you aver look into the designed an engine that brings it catapulting handling, eager and willing as anything that fg gus eyes at one of those banquets, into a cylinder head where it strikes a turbo. ~~ ©" er made your pulse leap to a faster beat.

Allen & seen 8a, oo --00 95 iii.|yow'll see, and feel, what I mean.|

: : : . I American security bs 60 "LL ote hr orem : oe top piston—gets whipped into a churning, It’s a car that seems to know what you want for h?

merioan Loan 4s 60 .s : y = . ps . . . fis 8 : 3: {Us S. Statement swirling ball of tight-packed energy. it to do — true and sure in its course on a of Com Bldg 4%s 6 . 3 . :

i erfon Nationa) Life com ."% % imorrow night honoring 350 peo- ul

) h . Equipment, accessories, trim and models are subject to chant extra miles in the fuel back in the gas tank. without notice. Wheel Crests standard on Roadmaster, optional

at extra cost on other Series. * Standard on Roadmaster, optional Now, power is great, but what goes with it? at extra cost om other Series.

Mister, that’s something you ought to find out

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