Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1952 — Page 10
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Gas Industry
‘Expansion Set
At $9.6 Billion
NEW YORK, July 7 — The American Gas Association estimated today that the nation's gas
distribution and pipeline industry ; will spend $5 billion from 1952(slightly larger than a bantam’s
through 1956 for new facilities and ¢88 and named the “Golden Wil-
plent expansion. This compares with construction outlays of $5 billion—the previous record—in ‘the past five years, the AGA said. The natural gas branch of the industry, the AGA reported, ex-
pects to spend $5,099,000,000 in| pert Elias A. Heiser of Brisbane,
the five-year program, compared with $4,560 billion in the 1947-51 period. The biggest share will go toward expanded transmission Taeiltifes, to cost an estimated $3,075,000,000. * All other types of gas will account for about $500 million in new construction during 1952-56, the association said.
Temporary Slackening Due
“Indications are that there will be a temporary slackening of construction expenditures during
#*By FRED B. HUBBARD BRISBANE, Australigg July 7 (CDN) — A ‘new rags-to-riches saga has ended with the sensational discovery of a huge and valuable ‘yellow sapphire in Queensland. «~ The story's hero is Harold Clif-ton-Parr, 35, whose rich find—
|low”—is valued in its present uncut form at $14,000. The gem, weighing 322 carats, is a clear golden yellow with a small dark green area at one side. | It has also been ranked by {Australia’s foremost sapphire ex-
as “one of the finest stones, if not the finest, ever discovered in | Australia.” Yen For Sapphires i
all gem prospectors dream about |—came to him after 15 months of lean times. | An ex-salesman who “always {had a yen to look for sapphires,” (he got a working knowledge of prospecting from friends and headed for the famous Rubyvale and emeral fields in Queens-
es |coronation gift for Queen Eliza-| | Clifton-Parr’s luck — the kind
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of the Anakie field in central Queensland. . “I was shifting a pile of gravel into the sieve when my shovel exposed a tiny glint,” he recalls. “I instinctively felt it was something big, and when I washed it off the object there was the Golden Willow.” Clifton-Parr then began sleeping with a loaded .303 rifle beside him until he could bring his rich discovery to Brisbane weeks later
Valuable Sapphire Ends "ee 2 omgmes Semen Rags-to-Riches Saga
to be appraised. | Back in the city however, the! prospector who says, “I've been, poor so long that it has become a fixed habit,” isn’t sure what] he'll finally do with the gem.
Right now he's trying to decide]
between offering it for sale to the Australian government as a
beth and trying to sell it in the|
Meanwhile, he’s basking in th]
the largest yellow sapphire over!
found in Australia.
Joseph Knight
Joseph Knight is -one of the John Brown newer Indianapolis Times carriers {in the city. He started his route
about a month ago.
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1952,” the AGA stated, “because and. x of continued allocation and ma-| ‘MY luck was only moderate, terial difficulties.” However, this recalls Clifton-Parr. year’s estimated outlay of $1,170,000,000 represents the third
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history kangaroo.” 83 c re ~8cratching along an a nt plans indicate that a month and needing more money value, compared with about 1,480,-
new record may be set in 1953, for @ "ifor equipment, Clifton-Parr gave 000 short tons last year, B. W with a construction goal of $1, up prospecting early this year to record so far of $1,461,500,000 in| ‘yr. earned enough to buy a 1928 brokers, reported today. 1951. truck and some tools—among
1953 reflects plans for starting
major ~expanstons=t-extstimg Tk BRLAE 30. canta, BOUIDE in EH HVETage OT ABOUT" To ABOVE LHS Word ATEEE ; : million short tons, raw value, during the 1935-39 period.
systems, as well as a new pipeline from the gulf coast area to Tiny Glint Exposed | the Middle West and another; It was Apr. 4 that Clifton] Since October, the company from either Canada or the south-| Parr uncovered his king-sized added, the Indian government has
India Sugar Output Gains
“At one stage I was down to] NEW YORK, July 7—Refined quced above a set quota. (my last few quid and ate meat|sugar production in India this greatest annual expenditure ni{°P.y When I managed to shoot a|sea50n has been estimated in ex-trolled price for sugar unsold in|
cess of 1.6 million short tons, raw/the uncontrolled market,” company explained.
“The government pays the con-
Dyer 5G Eat 4 firm noted, the government will] 681,000,000, compared with the yo. on state irrigation projects.) oo ~ SUBAr economists andigrant export permits for 50,000] ; [tons of refined sugar, although : While noting that this figure “it is unlikely that any of this her husband being led to jail that The AGA said the estimate for |, 1d “lucky shovel” a friend “may be somewhat exaggerated,” will be sold because the price of/she struck the arresting officer ‘ the company said it compares Indian su
added a trip to Niagara Falls.
An 8th grader at Albert Wals-
{open market half the sugar pro. Man School, he lists baseball and Pe ugar p basketball as his hobby. He lives at 4725 E, Morris St., and attends the Southeastern Union Church.
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‘Small but Hostile
Because of a sugar surplus, the) jp ARYVILLE, Tenn. (UP)—A young mother of two children became so excited when she saw
Is far with her fist. The. pungh. was] {leveled at a 200-pound highway
|fainted.
Coney Island in Cincinnati is a| [refreshing place in the summer, Joe has invested his earlyland Indianapolis Times carrier || Y 18 john Brown has decided it is |}
He has four sisters and one twice as nice when it's free.” limelight of having discovered brother, and lives at 628 E. 21st| what is believed to be possibly St. He attends the Broadway Bap-| around the 1200 block of 8. Emertist Church, and is a 5B pupilison Ave. in the nearly two years he has had his route, he has won four Times-financed excursions to the Queen City spa. To this he
By subscribing many residences
Boat Users Warned To Be Careful
NEW YORK (UP) — Vacation time is at hand and with it comes a word of warning for small boat owners and users. : Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. statisticians point out that some 1200 persons a year meet death by drowning in mishaps involving small motor-propelled craft, Towboats and cand&es. About half the drownings, past surveys show, occur during June through August, the time most
people choose for vacations.
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The statisticians urge smalls, a boat users to become ate Face Is Her Fortune conscious and take proper But Not With Pimples
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checking the condition of boats, your future happiness Ointment may bring quick, soothing Sahat
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heading weather warnings, lea "ito itching of pimples, sczemaibpiles, ing how to handle boats safely,ired blotches ‘and other skin
irritations when due to external causes. Makes the
not overloading boats or partici a look better, feel better. Peterson's pating in horseplay and staying|Ointment also good for itchy. tired feed
and cracks between toes. 40c. all drug-
out of small craft if one is unable SiC “Ur Plo ie not satisfied.
to swim,” they said.
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: | patrolman, John Marshall, who! Pictures and stories about peo- admitted “the lick kinda stunned! ple you know in Indiana’s smart- me” Marshall sala de Ton-genig A . 3 ‘assailant mus ave felt f= | west to ‘serve the Pacific north-|golden yellow sapphire on his tried td stimulate sugar output est woman's section—in your Sun- cots of the attack, § the a west. ismall claim at the Willows, part by permitting mills to sell in the day Times.
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