Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1952 — Page 26

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Busines Old Bushel

OLD FRIEND is getting the gate.

Way Out

Harold Hartley

It is the time-honored bushel. They've found it is a

fibber.

s Gl Allotm ‘Families Must pymm— Wait for Army To Catch Up

By ALBERT M. COLEGROVE Seripps-Howard Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, May 21— | |

| Here's news for 507,000 soldiers’

ent Hike

Tough Price

Around World on $80

By United Press ‘March from New York. He TOKYO, May 21—Around the travelled 18,000 miles, was arworld on $80 is a cinch—even by rested 15 times and accused of camel, Cadillac and opium cara- peing a spy six times before he van. . signed on as an ordinary seaman That's what Robert Christo- aboard the freighter Flying Spray pher, 26, of New York City said! for the trip to San Francisco.

Control Law

* By United Press WASHINGTON, May 21—Price

Like buying bananas by the dozen, it's as old-fashioned wives and ether dependents:

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as sassafras tea. | ! A bushel may be a little more, or a little less, like a quart of] strawberries, depending on how| many are heaped on top of the] basket. » » ~ S80 THE LORDLY Conference on Weights and Measures wants

each state to outlaw the bushel, |

and shift gears to the pound or| & [vice president of the American months to rejigger its compli-

Retail Coal Asociation, will tell|cated check-writing and mailing {the big boys how to help the re- system.

hundredweight. But that can be a headache, + too. The scales can fool you. Take corn or apples, full of water, some more than

others; depending on variety and oo, "Mining Co. is president ot | August.

how they've heen stored. . " LJ THERE'S AN OLD wheeze which went, “A pint's a pound the world around.” Good rhyme but punk measuring. Try a pint of feathers against a pint of buckshot. I used to work for a grocer in

THIS IS WHAT happens: First, the consumer gets a “little slow” paying his coal dealer. The dealer, short of cash, may have to stretch his payments then to the

all the way back to the producer. Dr. M. O. Ross, Butler president, is the main speaker. And Robert W.-Bidlack Indianapolis

| Although President Truman

| has signed the bill boosting mili-

{tary pay, don't expect the post- |

{man. to bring around a bigger {monthly family allotment check

|wholesaler. And the pinch is felt) until September,

| The pay raise is effective back {to May 1.

{Center at St. Louis about three

[But it'll take the Army Finance ®

Stabilizer Ellis Arnall said last night there are “widespread” signs that prices are going up again and urged Congress to pass a strong controls law to replace the expiring Defense Production Act.

Mr. Arnall made the statement ™% in a last-minute plea to the Seni |ate Banking Committee which is scheduled to take a final vote on the issue today. =. It has decided tentatively to extend price and wage controls for only eight months beyond

before leaving Tokyo for San

let and only the Pacific ocean and {the United States between him {and home, | Mr. Christopher set “out

in

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Newsprint Hike

Francisco on the last portion of his trek—with $8 still in his wal-|

They're | tailer.

That means that the monthly allotment check to families will

NN 4 8 JAMES - OBEAR of the Enos he unchanged in June, July and

the Indianapolis credit group. And they've lined up a country

club luncheon for the wives, and| The serviceman himself will get banquet, with hard rolls, to wind :

it up 4 per cent added to his regular Then there'll be a dance. Al- PAY when he steps up to the com-

ways a dance. And I've often pany commander for his money wondered if the older, and round- on May 31.

He'll -Get 4 Pct. Boost

LONELY SPOT—On a Superfortress, radiomen like Airman | Robert L. Ross, 640 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place, are separated | from other crew members by the bomb bays and one gun turret.

| Only communication with the "outside" is over the intercom sys- |

June 30 and rent and allocation

Gets Free Plane Ride

Mr. Christopher, a photogra= pher, said he had his $80, a 50pound knapsack and about $1000 worth of camera equipment when he started out. A nonscheduled airline gave him a free trip to Frankfurt, Germany, via Ireland and Paris, in exchange tor publicity photos. He hitchhiked through Gere mdny and Italy, then bought a fourth-class boat ticket -to the Greek ‘island of Corfu. There a fisherman gave him a ride to the

Hit in Congress

Some Ask Action

|Greek coast where soldiers picked him up, gave him clothes,

Against Canada blankets and a two-day ride : By United Press across the mountains to the east

curbs for one year. The price chief urged the committee to reconsider and vote to extend price controls in the! stronger form urged by Presi-| dent: Truman for a full two years | WASHINGTON, May 21.—Mem- Coast. |Barring this, he said, the curbs|bers of both parties in Congress| A train ride to the Turkish [should be continued at least one protested today against the “out- border was paid for with photos |year without what he termed rageous” $10-a-ton price increase Of the locomotive. A third-class | “weakening” amendments. on newsprint which Canadian ticket took him to Istanbul and

manufacturers have announced. into the Hashemite kingdom of Plea By Landlords Some lawmakers demanded | Jordan, where he was arrested

Not Due Till September | Nears Hectic End of Trip |

Lo a By | MEMBE the Hugh .

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comfortable all dates fo and Saturda Why? Wi of Torrence, Mrs, Hugh 34th St., has wits with. Gi night on W. and friends side rooting The Marx scoped and at 7p. m. 1 p. m. Satur so the Sprag operation fc at least.

Do you fi set in your feres with o such as pa conversatio The Tim prize for th topic. All e marked by and addres The Indian:

THE THE pay tribute night at a dancing part show,

er, boys really enjoy the waxed | . : 2 . { 1 i . my first long pants. A slicker gq ys ea ¥. enjoy Red Fw addition, oF he has Qepends tem and radio. He is based with a bomb group on Okinawa and fo ar lier, LS pieaeliatives vf the “retaliatory action” against Can- for the first time on spy charges. The event he was. When a crate of berries): pg got my doubts. But this, amounting to the rg r omy flies over Korea. a Sankiag Commies to hin ada. through. the trade agree-| Atcised As Spy “Dr, Christi came in, he would have me shake ,; .,urq0 comes from a wall-| Pej Rent) —— i {ments program. Others said the ak. slants sary on the : them up and pour them from one q ’ . ‘raise the new bill gives him for L 1 Crt, d Pa-d ommend that Congress either i 8 "" which 1 cost He was cleared and went into basket into another. And he got! Bt ap a nim § he 14 i SAE Sith DT Oo Arorions Sewspapers, about: $30,080: White he was held for sev- JUDY" GA rate. 's up to him to send the 1 - 0... 91 _...|at least lim em to “critical” 7 . : Poti aceus ; : an exira basket per ¢ ue Mystery Man per cent money to his family for, srouss 0 1 ge ane Ly ap. 12 1. 98 :.--|defense housing areas. million a year, demonstrates the|€ral hours 2nd secused by police show busine BUT COME to think of it, he, THE LITTLE GUY who really the next three paydays. But in|jmerican oan sh = " Bate Te sees” "vi "| They contended the curbs are need for developing a major of being successively an English guest appeal was the same guy who peddlea|Nas the world by the ears Is the eptember, his wife—or other de- American States 4.8% oid |. 24% ty tran) +.” i 9 |“perpetuating’> instead of solv-|newsprint industry in this coun- spy, an American spy and a Rus- 1oper; Bin margarine to the city hospital for|Vage earner. Nothing ever really pendents—will begin getting the Belt ki « six Yas ofe = 6 a°|laultabie Securities sete -.. 84 + |ing the housing shortage and are|try. sian spy. a guest al country butter, And right there happens to business unless hei14 per cent extra in her allotment ol TR et and | nll Hidnise Paint. & Color 58 64" 99 "..|giving “unwarranted protection”| Noting that the United States| An Iranian prince and his cara- Sonight hy I learned that I could not “always gives the nod, , . . |check, and he'll no longer pick it Bobbs- Merril om Aw a I an fe04 8 _. |to people who can afford to pay gets about 80 per cent.of its news- van of 10 Cadillacs gave him a vadio: abpeny respect my elders.” ot Right Ba (Evans: up tn the pay line, dunner Pertiiser Pu oto ..off lind Limestone a7"... 8% ‘mat the expense of “many a Widow print from Canada, Sen. Blair ride across the Persian desert. A oot appeal I'm for pounds instead of bush- ' ’| ere was a minor flurry caiia, SOF, ce wa Langsenkamp 8s 48 .......... 95 ..../and orphan” depending on rental zjoody (D. Mich.) said it is “‘out-/truck caravan carrying opium els. There are fewer ways of Who calls the tune. IHe can around the Pentagon yesterday, cirtle “imeatercom 7... BW ....|aplenrst ft ne, San 6 #f | |mcome. '< _- _|rageous that the American press| took him to the Afghanistan bor Mills Boo we slickering & set of scales than a/MAaXeé & Tecession, or run Ae after President Truman signed commonwealth Loan 4% pfd . 83 juiague Device 4° 30 i oil, 0 8 letter to Chairman Burnet; 14 he completely at the mercy der. A camel caravan picked him 8 basket. Although, with a littie| Wheels of business with a wide- the pay raise bill, about whether (ont Car-Na-var ......... Wy ol Tuetion Teniual o9 97 —— | Maybank (D. 8.°C.) of the Senate| "yy." | on onolatic Canadian UP for a trek to India through Fours Om training, scales can fib, too. open throttle, as he pleases. the Army had enough money On| Cummins Ens 4%% oid ".."." ¥ Prod banking group, Mr. Arnall said al bine.” | Pakistan—but he quit “because YC oaner 59 "= 8» x xin) hand to take care of it this|iohsentia roe s oid’ $1 7 roduce there have been indications of “a|P€opriit combine. it was easier to hitchhike.” - Singin in 1 BUT PLL TAKE my chance| BY TIGHTENING his buying piontp Zquitable Securities com ..... BW aes | widespread hardening of mar-| The Canadian government yes- and “After y Zauitable Securities : w+ | Eggs—POB Cincinnati. Consumer grade: In Caléutta an airline offered . » just a little, he can lengthen the| 3 i 43, wn mix ” terday rejected a plea from U. S.| ‘ Honest Weight The Army has admitted {t|“amily Finance com ene ¥ e+ |U. 8. A large white, 40-42%c, brawn mix, kets.” Without strong controls, | @mn “No Springs—Hone BOL {iaces of businessmen, or he can! y amily Finance 3% ofd y » |37-40%c: U. 8. medium white, 35-38%ac, Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall to|him a ride to Tokyo in exchange everytime, and figure I'll come n® © CT en handsprings|30¢*" t have enough funds to pay famgore B81 '*7 |brown mix 35-38lac; wholessle grades Je said, prices of food 2d other A et ig Se Ika geri gh |for photographs IE : amilton € Om. ..1vis .| (commercially gra per cent), e ic modities wou se. ead o - : suppers pretty close to getting my by buying everything in sight. the troops for the rest of this erfl-Jones Class A otd .... large white, 32-34c; current receipts cases asic com hich will ise wa] Mr. Christopher said his heavi- the “Kuki money's worth fiscal year. (The fiscal year ends| ime : x | 1% nto exchanged, 28-39c; good quality steady « ’ , crease, whic ill ra ® ukla, . He can build factories to keep y,... 3) Hook Drug Co com ......... and poor quality weak. Supply ample for Doesn't Make Sense rint prices to $126 a ton, deliv- est expenses were for food and show was cu with his demand, or he n u . and Asso Tel 32 pid ....... a fair demand. Poor quality not wanted. p ’ It tation despite some hand Buck Boss up 8 en an : 0 ne |" But, after deliberation, mili- 19d, Asso “Lei £300 ‘pia Prices unchanged. = =. tryers| BY the fourth quarter of thisiered in New York. ransporiation despite some hand. get set for I RUSSELL L. WHITE, boardinoe stacks by slmoly saving to ATY budget experts said they|ind sich i ew ot..." 20:50, mostly Je; hens Bawvs. 30-13c:(year, Me said, the U. 8. will be| yr. Arnall said today he has Outs of each. puppets will chairman of the Indiana Na- a oy Saying "Clcould make the pay roll up fOF|indon ain Hao desis Oo’: Po et dy to firm with bulk at un.| Spending at the rate of $60 billion no. further plans to meet the sit- their half-ho his wife: “Mayme, 1 guess we'd ;, =~ yr 31 d t Ind Pow & Li com Tf d d one load|per year for defense i « » . Kukla” ne ih Sank. Jae in, Ste Sgr» He, a 2 er 8 Be. 0 uit GEER SE BR SE TL Se ot he il vin” (Mim ag ge "n 3 vers ns an 008! i. . Jresident eo e mos {save something. Counting on Congress @ janaolie Water 4 ot, anges ny ic lower Ans receipts limited | suppose with all that money being 2" sugge wn | ey ———— It is made up mostly of bank Ress Sirgady Da isesuntey thet They're counting on Congress| Jef ferson National vite com "lw 1 is Muyiremenis of betier - y . : pumped into our economy . . |e poser Arrested . . ¥ . - ’ | x nKan 0 chew : Butter—Creamery, 90 score. 74c; premi-imany prices wouldn’t go up if i presidents, andimade up his mind that there 5c them out of the hole be-|kingan & Co com J% 3%|um butterfat, 60c: resular. Sc. 0 : Lincoln Natl Life ..... ; trols were lifted,” he said. k Ch wears the gilded won't be any shortages and that| Cr, June 30 Lynch Corporation a [ors [con On Drun arge crest o the Inui Dash sucked into 5. AN, 1” ror lb MEE Lo BE HiLocal Truck Grain Prices), Bi fd, ice, xt ME mousywoop, bay 21 (vr) : anapolis Clear-itrap on the other side of the Mastic Asohalt .. ......... 8 hn — ts —me={ tro) a chemical tal {Composer-Arranger David M.| A Ing House ‘Asso- World Senate an urgent $1.4 billion ap- N “ie i ruck est $2.20. roieum an cnemicals, metals, Barbour, 31, former husband of! a lc rm Siation. Ah, Ea: at ot which nl it TE 2 ; G0] SEY Ay, white gon Lie machinery and many other com. Singer Peggy Lee, managed to al He succeeds HE HAS smelled a truth. It is Out of that the Army i Ki N 3%5t| Soybeans, 52.31. : modities {bail himself out of jail after . DETROIT, William B. that a scarcity can become. aniqys's pion "1s" pay the soldiers 33% INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE | «All the available evidence in-|Peing arrested on a drunk charge, at Army officer Schiltges, pre s- abundance overnight, and that." Ty Pay ve soldiers We [learings CU Sedo en) tes that if controls were, Put Police wondered today if he in the apar dent of ht tactory expansion has gone Way "py, “opyy expiimg 1 needs cy a eliminated, prices would go higher |®Ver found his car. : free-lance mu ustipast his wants. 30 % 2% Plent f Noi f Kk. bread Barbour was picked up yester- the 23-year-Co. His Clearing] He didn't hog wild when the money because (1) There are E enty o oise or food items, milk, bread, meat, |, "yv Otficers Leo Despres and ave House Commit-| Regulation ws lifted. Mar-|2POUt 25,000 more soldiers in uni- «+ 18% 13% FLORENCE, Italy, May 21[potatoes, cigarets and for a large; , * pio "who said he * was eS Tor question . form now than it had anticipated See (UP) — Doctors said today they number of other basic commodi-|;" ~~ ’ | Police iden Mr. White '°¢ Is made upiginal buyers swept in, but they o "yl" (0 ioe. h | Terre Haute Malleable ....... 1% y ties,” he said drunk. The musician hotly denied Save KW ularl 2d Lt. Herbe: Ys of Otto N. Fren- aren't always the best customers. ¢ fay. *alae has 10 finite ele 8% ofd ..... of* [2"ihad finished treating 3250 specta- ties, : the charge and threatened to eg y leave prior gel, president of the Merchants Too many poor risks, TepOSSes- ya yoroe. somewhere, and (8) it (nig, Tle ogee eserernmens © ..../tors who lost their voice while He Likes Ika. “stay here forever” before allow-| National, and James 8. Rogan, sions: : [has wing men it would like to BONDS cheering at a football match be-(F1€ LIKES IKe Jing officers’ to fingerprint and| Mrs. Marg president of the American Na-| Everybody's got an eye on thefErer ne. mainly captain, Majors sien & Steen sa... # .. [tween England and Italy a few ROCHESTER, N. Y., May 21 photograph him at the police sta- said was sep: tion guy with the wage envelope and . American Security 6s 60 ..... 95 .... days ago. (UP)—James A. Hard, 110-year- tion. A band, told of} The Clearing House handles how far he gets on the ® ne ; {old Civil War veteran and] He later posted $20 bail and MERICAN at her upst the town's money, totals = its|hook. $23 T o S ot \staunch Republican all his life, was released, but he demand:d: | NATIONAL BANK killed when checks, and can tell any day 2 = = | : P y pledged ia Support today 1 Gen Sow; Whera's my automobile” : ing accidents in the week whether business] AND TOMORROW down at In-| { gi Eisenhower for esi- e ha e officers there. They Police said is baller or worse. As a pulse-|diana University the consumer On Hogs Here dent. Mr. Hard cast his first aids he was walking when they MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT powder stain taker it never misses a beat, oricredit brass will pull up chairs, A top of $23 was bid on cholce vote for Abraham Lincoln. found him. NSURANCE SousnasToN and Mrs. Moy 2 ,—— ET —— ” - a penny. i vin Bete b Speakers. Theis biggest 170-240-pound hogs in trading at left hand. figure how gel more the Indianapolis Stockyards — —— Tat = “We treat - MR. WHITE became a directorigound credit into the picture, It day. po ky to- dents until t

of Indiana National. (now battinglis the money expander. It holds

Heavier 275-350 pounders sold! wise,” homic

$420 million) in 1933. As its\yp prices, and demand. But right|q¢ $18-21.50. Small 120-160- = : " . 50. pound ut she'll h presjaent, he tava Jue Indisna now, the wage earner is not drag-|barrows and gilts had a price i plaining abo: Ra onal to sp! gs ging home everything he CAN range of $17.50-19. Sows sold nitrate on 1 branch EE, TE he imply by inking his name on 8125-50 cents higher than yester- have had to {note. ; (day. : Fol its building to keep up with its! Three officials from the Fed-| Commercial lightweight steers Mrs. Moss seam-hutating growth, leral Reserve System in Washing- and heifers were selling 50 cents | Lt. Cook for t is reaching now for the little ton will sit. with open ears at higher. Good and choice year- t terday. She mak business He the credit conterence. lings sold at $31.50-34. Commer-, $ in a downtc Hh ne 1 appea its big| But, along with them are top cial and good cows brought bids} overheard h be ANG Seen y but not without credit men, bankers, finance of $25-27,50,. Choice and prime / , panion the 1 e homey touch of the country company executives, credit un-/vealers had a top bid of $37.50. She said 1 grocer wiping his hinds on hisions, consumer finance officers, ptfoss 6000 fairly active: - 28-50 ; lowed her in apron, [retail credit heads — everybody ni lon 333; 240- Sd i tried to ignc Coal's Credit ~~ [Fin wrkein Be ova il wh Fie RE RR YS . . * +1035; : urned from BIG MANUFACTURERS and HY 3 . t fe Hattie" pS hives 0; cattle active: | | a ® EB talking to k wholesalers have credit managers Axp WHY! ’° ut Bure cls er ully steady. com- | | telephone 2b wha e “forgotten man” t s ’ 2 Sa 3 : : 4 jor She sume reason retail stores ing to do next. He's got them siog oy tisher choice and hrime $28 That's the big question in the 1952 up their own Olympic Team ..3a she heard a ee seam thit a Bil com stumped and is playing shy. mediumwelght steer | Olympic Games as Russia enters and that backing is sorely needed,| Beueving } pany dealing with other big ll I have looked in vain at the fc sas. cows firm commere | its first complete team in this great NOW! Your dollar goes for trans- men ma of panies, wouldn't speakers for the credit confer- cutters S10:32 00 Juils steady; commercial sports event. A Russian victory portation, food, lodging, uniforms a. Spun wit * have much trou- Snber Ja A Soh 1 see One an active: mostly, sien y, top $31.50; choice. would provide Communism with a and equipment. The athletes, “He walke: ! ble with credit. Wed ga 2g ® . Soa he i 2 uthuty Sagas" {43a sum | powerful propaganda weapon to coaches, officials, trainers. ..any~ police quotec ~-+.-And they don't . ture—that's- selling, .. ... pall Son it iSpenter ewes ‘sleads; ood ars Es Comair rare Tw ad ON -support its claims about the soft- one connected with the Games. . ; : “He didn’t ti usually. But they | | Its quite ‘simple. When buy-|sood $6.10; oda cull down to $6. | FATHER - AND" DAUGHTER DAY—Janet Alhand (knesling) | "ness and decay “inherent in a de- serve without pay ‘ona purely vols — *- gun but said do rieed someone {ing stops, it means only that explains how a .wisket paddle is used to (left to right} her sister | mocracy such as ours. The Russian untary basis. ] he wanted.” to keep an. eye ‘selling isn't equal to its job. U. S. Statemen Marilyn, Ann Marbaugh, Ted Marbaugh and her father, Leo Al- | Government is financing all costs of When Lit. (

You Get Special Souvenir Direct From Olympics! In return for your dollar it has been arranged that a sensational, different kind of Souvenir Postcard will

on who pays, and who doesn’t, The national | fuel credit men will get together

her team... the instructions are to win or else! We can’t win with half a team! There is no government subsidy for

hand. A wisket game will be one of the features of Ladywood School's Father and Daughter Day Sunday. Also scheduled for | the celebration are a baseball game between fathers and daugh- | $30 ait Jen | ders a class play, and a buflet swpper

WASHINGTON, May 21 (UP)—Governiment expenses and receipts for the curren

‘Cheap’ Painting Nets year through ay 19, compar

Huge Sum as a ‘Borgia’ |i» * year amo. ! CHICAGO, May 21 (UP) |Expenses sel

fn the Lincoln Jack Shore's good news is bad|Sursins: Ran STA ; the United States Olympic Team be sent to you, to your son, daughter; Hotel tomorrow ni. anderson D€WSs for some New York art €X- Cash balance 5.616.41%506 6.617.271.870 “on the effectiveness of our 1952 or anyone you specify. It will have with 8. M. An- perts. ; Public debt 250.106.641.876 254,790,221,993 squad is entirely up to you. Be-

the autographs of Olympic Team Members, will bear an exclusive, special Finnish Olympic stamp and will be mailed and postmarked from Helsinki, Finland. : That our record of outstanding achievement will not be broken in 1952, we hope every American will really get behind this year’s team to assure a U. 8. victory. Just attach your contribution to the coue

[Gold “reserve 23.297,506.067 _21,755,150,147 |

derson, ( credit manager of Island, Mr. Shore, a Chicago, art deal-, Creek Coal Sales Co. of Hunt-|er, paid $100 for a painting shun-| derson, credit manager of Island ned by other bidders’ at a Man-| Creek Is a big outfit. It has solid hattan auction recently. The customers. But that doesn't mean painting was identified yesterday! it doesn't have to watch payingias an original Lucrezia Borgia ‘habits, * worth $150,000.

Local Bureau Seeking

cause of rising costs your help is needed more than ever to make sure we send a complete and effective team into competition with the 70 other nations to be represented. Just a dollar bill from you and you and you will assure the U.S. of all the

things for a winning team. Yes, for the rst time in history, every man, woman and child in the

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