Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1952 — Page 23
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1g in effect ‘mw. eT ” ee . — RE 1g, that you . ! ; » : sts \ : : . : ; } p/m ~ Motels Le Methodists : “Japanese ! ote S learn | Bu Red China ha ; : : | AE, jy ‘500’ Tricks IN Danger, List Changes lly volatile We i ; j IS dil eS nese, coun- ; ; . J nanged its : By Harold Hartley Congress Told Several Indianapolis | nly casting Rp. : Shif : | ifts Included + 5. estas HOTELS AND MOTELS are full. So are their cash! Small. Finletter kazaki has drawers: S k Bef 5 } . Ofiejals ofthe Lexington Soa : | e t thodist C tne slignts The motels were quick to catch onto the hotel rocket- peak.etore sence OE ed pion Pt
rate for the race week end. They have learned to multiply!
WASHINGTON, May 27 (UP) Board Chairman
ments and changes '‘apolis parishes.
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in Indian- {— Munitions |
summed up
in by two. It pays. Cabins are rent- economy, marketing, finance, 8 0 88 ves- The Rev, W. H. Wallace, who . . : = i : ot Teppihe by two. Jay to $17.50 a night, Personnel, employee and com- Joma D. Swell told Cougres yeu: har been pastor of the Simpson, EYE.-CATCHER—This cookie-smooth Nash-Healey sportster, one of two in the U. S., was de. yovernment, with a minimum of two nights. jmutiity Relations. bi a . ti ularly jets—still is Methodist Church for the past five fied by Pinan ating, Jurin, Italy, with trailing link suspension chassis bu Jn Warwick, England, 5 a = ey’ll have some of the big- tion—partic Be : It's a highlight of the Custom Car Show in the Manufacturers Building which runs through Sun A A LOT OF PEOPLE want three gest shots in the country doing lagging “far behind” Russian years, has been named minister * % MOVIN li kd 9." 3 >
nights, Thursday night to get the teaching, and some top fac- output,although.the program Is ready, Friday night to work offi ulty members on textbook chores. “pretty well off the ground. the tension, and Saturday for It is practically filled. If youl Simultaneously, Air Force Secpulled blinds, aspirin and an ice Want to get in, and can qualify, /retary Thomas K. Finletter testibag. step on it. Tuition, $500. {fied that “eur Dational Security And some just plain want rain : is in-danger” cause of reducinsurance, If it A ion Friday, they 100 Vonnegut Years {tions in Air Force funds ordered Jig
of the St. Matthew's Church,
Cleveland. The Rev. J. Inman D@ckhands Strike
| | Ie FS? ’ ’ Hog HST’s ‘G Em H Di ill f the* Mc- { ye ov =. On Pacific Const: 1191'S “IVE ‘EM He ee Ee Fo a rence, wer = Campaign in High Gear
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succeed the Rev. Wallace here.
’ IT WAS MORE than Vonnegut by President Truman's budget Thomas K. Finletter 'son of Indianapolis, executive secthat you want to be covered for Saturday ere rm “on. their stop-work meeting into a with . night at the Columbia Club. It bureau and the House of Repre- retary of the Lexington Con- p- i g into - : ath your sleep quaners . Tie EH TR I | ference Board of BE RO will full-fledged strike against Pacific By MERRIMAN SMITH thas made 16 talks, and in most
“ Init As e r AT THE SPEEDWAY ticket a hundred years. : Mr. Small and Mr. Finletter * [fill the McKinley pulpit in Day- Coast shipping today to back de- (nies Fe WAGE fotse ETT. Of Shen he Jos vad Something nnn office they're down to tickets) The Century party was headed both pleaded for the Senate to ton. The Rev. Maceo D. Pem- Hands for wage increases and President: Troman's rwhiat] eles Shoes dreacont opjoal oh inside of the track only. You can by the patriarchs of the hardware eliminate a House-approved ceil- §| |broke, assistant pastor of St SYSrtine a Bo head of the stop" ; js elements in Congress seeks get Parquet—they’ll spell it out empire with 10 stores and a ing under which military spend- 'Mark’s Church, Chicago, succeeds y Lun rg. of the stop” campaign rolled right along 8T
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific, today--right here
announced. the strike last night. ton, {He said union members voted for it, 3300 to 67. The - strike tied up ships
for you—at $10.50 on the north-/wholesale house in Indianapolis. west end of the main stretcn. | eT uu And there is about a two days’, FRANKLIN VONNEGUT who supply of $5.50 pastéboards in!at 96 has spent 811; years with the “reserved bleachers” at the/the company was there, of course,
in Washing-/Ing to cut his spending program “ substantially, True. the train is missing. But] The President says repeatedly Mr, Truman's sulphurous speeches, ~—he said it twice yesterday—that
1 the search, butter, and and cabbage
ing would be limited to i {the Rev. Nelson with the educa-
| J during the new fiscal year start- In Grain [ase ition board. ng July 1. \ From St. Paul
Warns Against Delay
ther things. d to sell for why? government roducts that animals that wuld not risk
e crops they own to the support here lanced econply and decannot have
another is “fair trade” ing a given rice. I don’t ism” all the jce fix" like
7ith the tax nd travel to terms. Lots y can't they , their lunch
hg. “rooked” and there is ks for what
southeast turn. But don’t ask me where they| are. I never take my compass. | = ” » *BOX LUNCH signs are spring-
ing up over town, in frosty white '69'2z years with firm, and Oscal
on drugstore windows. For instance, Hook's promises three sandwiches, a banana, two Nabs and an orange for a buck. You take your own drinks, or buy them there. And I have a
maqgdest as always. And Richard Kremp, president, with ‘the company 40 years, chipped off a few words from his memory treasury. Fred Hess,
Mueller, 51%; years, sat at the century milestone, along with Erwin Vonnegut who is carrying on the family’s sturdy tradition. Four . hundred and fifty Vonnegut employees and 75 repre-
Mr. Finletter told the Senate Military Appropriations subcom-| mittee considering the armed forces budget that any delay in| building the Air Force to a full 143-wing strength “is not justified on any grounds—military or economic.” | Mr. Small told the Senate Pre-| paredness Committee that the, spending ceiling would do more; {to delay plane deliveries than| (“all the many difficult and wor-|
deep down hunch that all of the sentatives of the company’s sup-|pgome . problems” of the past, |
thermos bottles which show up
won't contain coffee or lemonade.- = = »
SH-H, SOME WILL contain launching of the second century| o;
daiquiris (half rum, half lime juice, sugar), sleeted through with! ice. f Latest is to add the white of an egg, and beat to a froth.
pliers gathered for the dinner, éntertainment and dance which marked, not too solemnly, the
of the Vonnegut name in hardware world. - ” ” TRYING TO PUT the. negut story in words is pure van-
Looks exactly like a vanilla soda. A fabled mouse sipped one once, and licked four cats.
ity for anyone who thinks he can. {For Vonnegut's is something iwhich has been lived, more than
such as machine tool shortages,| design changes and strikes. | Mr. Finletter testified behind osed doors but his testimony!
© was relayed to reporters by sub- reached for comment.
committee Chairman Joseph C.| O'Mahoney (D. Wyo.) who chided!
| failing to speed up expansion of U. 8. airpower.
Lack Sufficient Plans :
Class for Big
Bosses
{told, by the countless thousands ‘who have been running in for to supply the airpower which the
“We still do not have the plans
HOW BROAD are executives? frying pans and rakes~ or a Military, says we need” Sen.
cert with her
on-the-way-up | four generations.
Many a wife has gone to a con- bucket of paint, for three and|O Mahoney asserted,
ongress made plain in passing!
although|,;'s corn and a payment on then
Frankfort Man Faces U. S. Action
By DAVID WATSON A Frankfort warehouse operator was sued today in the first Indiana action in the nation-wide probe into government shortages. U. 8. Attorney Marshall Hanley filed a suit for $22,217 against Lawrence L. Augenstein, Frankfort, and the Frankfort Feed & Grain Co., Inc, in Federal Court today. Mr. Augenstein could not
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The government charged Mr.
Augenstein and the firm ‘“con-|
Von- the administration generally for verted to their own use or the
use of others’ 33,423.31 bushels of | {corn owned by Commodity Credit { Corp. The value established by the government was $40,799. Credits allowed for shrinkage, handling costs, spoilage ofig
. The Rev. 1. B. Dorsey, pastor of the Camphor. Methodist
Church, 8t. Paul, Minn., has been appointed to the Scott Church, Indianapolis. The Rev. John H. Patton has vacated the Scott pulpit to go to the Second Methodist Church, Anderson, Ind. The Rev. Harry O. McCutchin
grain Jr., who has been superintendent
of the Indiana District since 1947,
will become minister of the Mt.
Zion Church, Cincinnati. His suc-
cessor here will be the Rev. 8. B.| MANILA, May 27 (UP)—Presi-
Lester, pastor of the Church, Detroit.
These appointments were made
Berea
pe/at the close of the 83d annual
session of the Lexington Conference this week in Detroit by Bishop Edward W. Kelley, St. Louis. 3 :
Head of Martinsville Sanitarium Dies
- Times State Service MARTINSVILLE, Magy 27— arold L. Scherer, president of ew Highland Sanitarium, will
jmanned by the SUP at all American ports but its effects were feit chiefly on the Pacific Coast. (Ships now in Honolulu will be; allowed to return to the main-| (land. Neither union nor company isovrces could estimate the number of ships idled.
‘McNutt Is Decorated: For Philippines Work
dent Elpidio Quirino today decjorated Paul V. McNutt, former U, B. ambassador to the Philippines, with the Philippine Legion of Honor. : The award was made for | “eminently meritorious and distinguished service” fo the Fili-| pino people while Mr. McNutt! served here as high commissioner | and ambassador.
board of the Philippine America| Insurance Co. is here on a busi-| ness trip. He and Mrs. McNutt! were Quirino's luncheon guests! today. -
are increasingly plentiful as he ranges from the White House rose garden to various banquet halls about the city, giving his enemies particular hell. - For a man who says he is not running for anything, the President is demonstrating several times a week how to run for of-
| fice.
Yesterday morning, he said “There is no such thing" a= corruption in the government, and belabored the private power “monopoly” for “deliberately and in cold "blood setting out to poison the minds of the people.” Last night, his target was the economy bloc in the House. He said representatives who voted the big cut in Mutual Security funds last week were “endangering the lives of American boys.” He also said the “foolish, reck-
Mr. McNutt, chairman of the less” House-approved $48 billion’
limit on defense expenditures “may require us—in this hour of peril—to demobilize a substantial part of our Armed Forces.”
the is ‘going. to go out” on’ a “whistle stop" campaign. Pending an extensive ‘trip, however, {he is hard at work within the lity limits.
Commemorates Village
The dinner last night come {memorated the completion of {Kfar Truman, a village in Israel named in honor of the President for the support he gave the new nation. iS Meanwhile, the Senate went back to work on: the $6.9 billion foreign ald bill. Chairman Tom Connally (D, Tex.) told newsmen he was cone fident the Senate would reject the House's billion-dollar bite. However, he was less sure of vice tory on later amendments for |euts of $500 million and $400 mile lion.
Hog Prices Drop 25-75 Cents Here
{warehouse account with the gov- Light and mediumwelght bare
To enter a Vonnegut store is ™Oney bills last year that it is| rows and gilts dropped 25-78
{ernment reduced the claim to the >® buried in Greenland Cemetery
junior executive, and said, “Look, | {near here tomorrow. Services
“ Jim, there's your boss, sitting on an experience. It is like visiting COnVinced we “cannot lose super-
| ‘Typical Tactics’ yle thing for
fferent, once
New No. 3 vellow corn, $1.68,
“figure asked in the suit today. | ; . These tactics, the President cents from yesterday's a He steps up 2 his hands” | someone's home. You look around, |1°TitY in the air to the Russians. gu V+ will be at 3 p. m. in Wilhite & Two Women Traffic {told his evening audience, were in uneven trading today at the he {8 1a%eq Whether top-line executives 8¢t What you want, and you can| _ IDIs country has everything it| Other Cases Hinted |Son Funeral Home here. Mr. : iEeip’ [typical of “some people Wwho|gtockyards. , submits to p- xec needs to k i Scher tive of Indi us,| Victims Reported ‘Fair’ | y submits te know when to applaud. and when take it to the cash register and 0 ceep alr superiority ex-| ,;. panjey said other cases Scherer. a native of Indianapolis, po If would rather embarass the White| A few loads of choice 170-240-0 his woes pp cept the willingness to spend the : y died yesterday in Martinsville. He! { . not to, at a symphony, or Pay. or » may be forthcoming in Indiana. . Two women hurt in trafic ac- House than checkmate the Krem-|pound hogs brought $21.25-21.75, a strangle hether. to | 2 a » money to do it,” the Senator said. | t it| Was 55. in.” : have in this Whether they are tongue-tied in! Ry J¥ YOU want advice, if ———————————e | The grain involved, the .suit] Surviving are his wife, two cidents here yesterday were in! lin. . % Hous 3000 hewn. ag the presence of great art is a bi a os * istated, was shi to the Frank-, : , fair condition _| He called for Senate reversal of |fU¥e a : nsion. But 8r & you are not sure of the kind of Official Weath ppeg sons, a daughter and four grand-’ in Methodist Hos 10.5, JeNt lower, mostly So We a ig question these days. paint or screening, oF What Wes vearnher fort firm in August, September, jo Erand-inital today. these particular reductions and ise oats sho SL 1.90; top $33. 3 we will see INDUSTRY WANTS dea 12Wn hose to buy, at Vonnegut's © as #3 issek BUREAU October and November of 1949. : Mrs. Dorothy Teavey, 47, of asked for public retaliation Ifipounds §19.38-20.35: 1 “ito Bounds $11.80. and smaller men. not 1 NTS Jounded ihere is no hurry. They take their gunn ey {The shipments were made by, . 2048 N. Talbot Ave. was injured|the “mutilation” of his program sia: Tighin ts $18.35-18.50; 400-800 ,» Dot merely round men. They time to make vou satiet dt _ Sunrise 5:22 | Sunset .. 8:93 farmers as payment on loans and Held in Theft Attempt as she crossed Pennsylvania St. |by the House is not repaired. pounds $16.28-17.60; ig u ha $18: as , M., City. are lo Be men with wide appre-| For they know, better than any-( precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 am. 00 | purchase agreements made with’ P {at Washington St. The driver was| Although strongly worded, Mr. Cale 1306, cave "lg; “moderately iin Back in the days when some of O0€ else, that the world wasn't|Deficiencs. = since lon 11/the Commodity Credit Corp.. A 14-year-old boy was picked, Mrs, Louise Bryan, 46, of 1533 Truman's speeches yesterday—to|yseiiings ang medi weishts tio: the top-level Woyy wre oo. ng made in a hurry. | The. tohomine tunis snows Te wempera- re > farm price supportiLy ay today in hw attempted 8, J Bt. the Electric Consumers Confer-| Year shia i " Ting i ture in other eities: program. { ary of a variety store at rs. Ethel Simon, gE ence and a banquet given hy the m 60 “ trngh engineering or science; AND VONNEGUT'S wasn't A on Lov| Shipments amounted to 222,574 (375 W. 12th St. police said. He|N. Bancroft Ave. in a i Jewish National Fund. ot oarios | comme x of Ag.l oY fines ings of life Were either. There’s a hundred solid Bonen . 5 | bushels, the suit said. yas taken to the Juvenile Adin collision of a car driven by her |—were typical of the burning Row ’ aid in In- . {years of community devotion in|Gineinnati "|... 50 | Commodity Jater ordered some Division. The store owner, Robert! husband. Willi W mercial and good 1 d to Indiana University has a the abundance of their stores Cleveland srenuva i {of the grain Shipped Pl St | Hinkle, 1149 N, Missouri St., said Suburban Lines vos %. Phan er orieal page he has been fo) : Bho b . pg ple sen our, i (which have an uncanny way of Ft. Wayne ...... 54 agency stated the 423.31 ‘nothing was missing. Run Pkwy. and A : 13° re a ck nearly 5 yrs a i lag {knowing better what you want om a bushels never reached destina-. ~~ ~~ — WY. 384 Meridian St. This month alone, Mr. Truman Sige £20, io on oe door ges 7 if Steeler for bron [00 T00 8 TO en [EER He in Open Wednesday Night (™.>™) Unf ; ugh he fed- ¥: | OVER 200 RELIABLE and ca-| Minneapolis... 81 U. S. Statement | Pp y 4 ; Only n il 9 0 Clock a payer IT IS CALLED the Executive pable real estate brokers place Omaha .. . ... 56 | - The kid's Development Program. It To | thelr advertising in The Times|Zittsbureh ..... 3 | WASHINGTON. Mas n UP —Govern- | Closed All Day Frida Memorial Da \ or the meal, run through speech training,!. . . many of them use The Sen Francisco .. . 45 | rent fiscal year through May 23, compare} y y are paying music, literature, trends in Times EXCLUSIVELY. a ie Des gi (with a year'aee. at Your | - e $1.40. So, — Expenses § S7.681,103.198 38 | : rg SH 4 ting around Recetis T1248, 40.540.412.203. rT. TLL 4 eet. TE em mwous) MLL TC ers 1s to re- © [Public Debt 356.572.508.114 254 187. 313.413 . { MA HLESS. , your feudal | Gold Resrv. 23.297.135.380 21,786,410.433 v8 brought Local Truck Grain Prices! upid decrees | “Truck heat. $2.18 that federal 2 New No. 2 white corn. $1.77
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In THE TIMES
Soybeans. $2.82.
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