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MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1952

Army Causing Shortage of Office Help

By DON TEVERBAUGH The Army Finance Corps, spreading its roots deep into the Indianapolis economy, is

today both a two-headed ogre;

and a well-heeled patron to toeal]

businessmen. | It brings along from St. Louis! a lush payroll, jobs for about 3800/ focal workers and adds a definite! stability to the area's income. But some businessmen are grip-| ing that the Finance Center is stealing their regular help, par-| ticularly the typists and clerical employees. They pay a little higher. | Starting typists have been get-| ting about $42 per week, some| as high as $45. But the Finance Center offers Civil Service jobs| that pay about $52 per week to: start for beginning typists.

Looking for Workers |

Robert F. Wilson, manager of

the local office of the state em-| ployment division, says just about | every business is looking for clerfcal and office help, But few are paying “premium wages” to get! ‘em, : Today the Army Finance Corps! is 32 years old. The Finance Cen- | ter, which already has the Ad-| jutant General's School, the Mili- | tary Pay Division and the check writing operations installed here! in temporary quarters, expects to. have about 50 per cent of all its| operations here by mid-August, | Brig. Gen. E. J. Bean, who! heads the Center, will move here from St. Louis then. And by July! of 1953, they expect to move into!

the new building now under con-| .

struction at Ft, Harrison.

Another Half-Million

The Indiapa Trust Co. has put another loaf in its financial oven «=a half million dollar loaf.

limit, The addition, as the entire surplus account of -the bank (now $1.5 million), has been created by earnings of the company— particularly in more recent years when many facilities and services were materially broadened,” says Mr. Griffith. Indiana Trust was founded in 1893 and is the oldest in the Hoosier state.

Ford Production Slows

The steel strike has -hit the Ford Motor Co. Production will continue at full scale today, but cuts start tomorrow and will increase throughout the week. Assembly work, already slowed up, will be at a standstill tomorrow. It means layoffs for some 22,000 Ford workers,

Flying Families

The CAA has given the nod to Eastern Ale Line for use of the Family Plan again this year. The idea was first adopted by Eastern in "¢0 and originated by American Airlines. It helps balance the load. Mondays, Tuesday and Wednesdays are the weak sisters for flights: The family plan, which drops fares for mom and all the kids (under 22 years) to half fare if pop goes along, makes these| days compare with the peak days.

A Russian Yak

Uncle Joe must get a pretty big laugh out of the anties of us Americans, Particularly regarding the steel strike, Inside the steel plants are al bunch of starch collared execu-! tives stoking the banked furnaces. Their collars have long since wilted and are no longer white. |

ers. They're playing baseball. {

Quickies

Five members of the Paul M. day causing heavy damage, but

Williams general agency of the! Aetna Life Insurance Co. will attend a regional meeting at Mack-|

inac Island, Mich, July 8-9. They Louisville to 8t. Louis. They include Jared Allen, D. Ray Chap- Southern has been using the Mo-| pelow, A. B. Harris, Lynn Lynch non branch for the past few days|

and James C. Wade. (while repairing a section of 1s Anten & Steen Bs . | American. Becur

cotic dend over the week end/wood Ave. and William Bernard, | Interstate Commerce Commission get . . know the rules any time netted nine arrests, including one 30, of 550 W. Michigan St. teen-age boy, and a haul of {l-|

legal dope.

Biggest haul came when officers lice found several

WISH YOU WERE HERE—The Times' most active carriers are shown at St. Louis Forest Park zoo on a trip they won in subscription contest. The;young businessmen saw all the city's famous sights, and spent an afternoon cruiing

- sippi River. on the Missis- tn Phos fo he ity. Ss

Sr— se repre a fren eT 9 Arrested in Three [ICC Blocks “New Time Narcotic Raids Here

Raids on three suspected nar-iWoodbridge, 23, of 2351 N. Ken-

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By United Press

| MURDER [grin Catholics. On the Highways Eighteen Roman

{Spice, 29, Terre Haute, died yes-

(terday after the car in which he| Their pastoral letter, read fit \wes riding overturned in a ditch Catholic churches yesterday, |at St. Mary-of-the-Woods village Pressed the Royal Comm |

{ west of here. ‘more ‘concerned to stem than t

76, Elwood, died in Mercy Hospi- said, “divorce destroys family se {tal here yesterday of injuries | SUritY and leads to legalized adu

| [received Saturday when & Car| Jp said the church teaches “> vo {struck his motorbike. |is sacred. =

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|terson, officials of the Shelby Up- |Serely sudeavor to give our cus'holstering Co. 3631 Massachy- Omers the: finest work possible setts Ave. announce that their {company is now ranked among {the top twenty custom upholsterling firms of the nation. This rating is based on the number of

iquality of advertising used and

[the genera] manner in which the |business is conducted. departments. Many pianos, bed-

St. Louis Giohe-Derhorrat photo |The Shelby Upholstering Com- thro our refinishing depart- . |pany has long been known as the Jiough annually. We D er the {leader among Custom Upholater- : —/Ing firms in-this area.- They con-

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a et, al — (an 8 ve neq wl a1 LAS TERRE HAUTE — Robert J. 0} that easier divorce “inevitab |extends and legalizes lust.”

foster the decline of family unity.” ELWOOD—Frank W. Virgil, “In plain language,” the lett

ELBY UPHOLSTERING NOW LISTED AMONG THE BEST OF THE COUNTRY -

Fred J. Shelby Charles R. Patterson F. J. Shelby and Chas. R. Pat-j—

{to be had, we also save thém

about one-half the cost of replacing it with new, and in most cases they have as good or better than new, ; Mr. Patterson remarked: While we feature our gypholstering department we also maintain large repairing, cleaning and refinishing

persons employed, the quantity and quality of work produced, the

room and dining room suites go

finest equipment obtainable for ompléte” selections “of ‘uptolstel-/By telephoning Cherr: 7 yo may have without any obliga They are also considered expert|s trained representative cor in the restyling of old furniture|your home for estimates, into new modern designs. night. He can also assist. you Mr. Shelby stated: While we sin-|with colors and styling. ity

today blcoked a plan of most an argument comes up. The third raid was in the rear railroads east of the Mississippi {of 508 N. Senate Ave., where po-|to charge for the carrying of honent how right you are when hypodermic|checked baggage, regardless of yoy prove your point with The

raided the rear of 928 Paca St. needles and arrested Emanuel | weight.

where they arrested 32-year-old Irvin, 26, of that address on the Maurice Shotwell and 25-year-old preliminary narcotics charge.

Beatrice Burnette.

On Shotwell police found 24 July 7 today and all defendants commission ordered a suspens quarter-grain morphine tablets. were held under $1000 bond with until Jan. 31, 1953, pending an in-+;,), +4 further interpret the rule. In his car was a loaded revolver the exception of O’Rea, who has vestigation. which the woman said was hers. a past narcotics conviction, and| Both were charged with pre- Irvin, with a previous criminal the Georgia Public Service Com-| The booklet is easy to carry. liminary violation of the narcotic 'record. They were held under mission which said the plan 8p... oo compact—3 inches by 4 lcounter to the traditional practice, hes vou can put it in your ‘of carrying a reasonable amount... or in your golf bag. Local Stocks and Bonds [of baggage usually up to 1301" nm, get your copy of THE EASY {pounds per ticket, free. 'WAY TO LEARN GOLF RULES, Golf Rules, Indianapolis Times, to: 214 W. Maryland St.

act and the woman was charged $2500 bond. with violation of the 1935 fire-'

arms act, Police said Shotwell admitted

he was a “user” as well as an im-| BYOUKE porter, bringing in dope from american Loan 5% Chicago. The woman denied she im

narcotics, police said. Teen-ager Held Five men and a 17-year-old 8

Louis youth were arrested in an-|Chamber of Commerce com other early Sunday morning raid Eitisens Ind Telse pf at 526 N. West St. Police charged &

Robert O’Rea with preliminary

violation of the narcotics act|Eastern Ind after they searched and found

eight hypodermic needles, 12 morphine tablets, one marijuana cigaret and four tablets police could not identify.

The teen-ager was turned over H

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{Ind Gas & Wat inary narcotic violation charges jd dusal a}, com were placed against two Evans-|Ind Tele

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Clear Train Wreckage Of Monon Branch Line

four miles north of here.

injuring no one.

The derailed cars were part of a 65-car train en route from

8 8 8 {track near English.

VINCENT I. RYDE of the|

Officials were Unable to deter-| 5 Claude C. Jones agency ranks mine the cause of the accident!Batesville Tele Co 4 tops among all Connecticut Mu- (immediately, but said the fifth car|Gh of com Bldg 45 tual Life Insurance Co. super- left the track, pulling 20 other |<

visors in life insurance written cars over with it. The rest of the tnd)

last month. |train remained upright.

Police were called to keep a

The T™ {large ccrowd of onlookers from; Indianapolis ES 18 pproaching a pile of caustic soda|

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the smashed box cars.

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iin Communists cabled a pledge

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3% _|Deutschland less than 24 hours today.

titlafter U. 8. Secretary of State| Barrows and gilts were ste

23% , ito 25 cents lower. Bulk choice d |Dean. Acheson promised West $37; jev Jillity to choice aged ewes steady |

Bulls, steady: commercial $25-25.50; bulk. | commercial and good $22-24.50

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...|right and duty and we shal~Te= :2lmain until we are satisfied that dii4|the freedom of the city is secure,” Mr. Acheson said.

Grenade Hurled in Bar

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