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. A. * | | It Was Over So Soon— . | Business Notes— | Ivin on Gets What's a TREE Got Burial | £l . . | Krueger Taking U. S. | To Do With a Nickel? A Man Died in Koraa Set in | | Servi Sion Up for | YOUR DAILY TIMES, like all other news- | ; Pin vi Sales Methods broad 0 MBIBIS | ue is prised on per ut 0 muse ae «| So YOU Can Vote in U.S. pe 3 J Woods, where they grow | Progress carries penalties, as| trees. Up in the North y ’ w. They were coated Crown Hill $1 90 Boost By DON TEVERBAUGH ‘ | Itvington motorists will find out they have to be cut, and hauled, or floated down on By 0LARD I. ay SELL I ey with blood. Mrs. Wats Bx United | AMERICAN SALES KNOW-HOW is going abroad. next week. h ine floods. to mills. There they're made into | ON THE KOREAN FRONT, Neither were they paying any lived at 649 WASHINGTON, B#pt. 30— Top American executives will fly to Europe Thursday to ze 3 guiel, tee. shaded esr the spring Bo mi/S ey | Sept. 30—Attention, Americans: attention to his broken left arm. ly Ave. wa John L. Lewis formally signed a show 'em how to swing that sales punch. so ay rich of Ro as pulp and from that into paper. And on that paper | I saw a man die today so that All the effort was Sonlesrirated Saigied a mp one-y | you might vote, on that remnant of a stomac n Free Rt hey hi gd Team captain is dynamic Elmer R. Krueger, president activity that parking meters are we print the news, and the pictures and the comics | y nis about. what it boils Yow cw odist Chau yesterday and then warned of the Paper Art Co. of Indianap- - being Installed. deputy city ig] and all the other features that Times readers get | down to. He was an American . MEANWHILE, the attend- shortly afte southern producers to ‘‘acqui-! ols. out an interesting trend. For the, 0" (0.4 78 meters are going) th d teps-every afternoon for a | soldier. The ants were coming up with arm- death of her esce” before a strike deadline set 1 chatted with him yesterday last 15 months wholesale prices|,, ,i,nc y Washington St. from on their doorsteps-every ih Communists loads of blood containers— husband, for’ 12:01 a. m. tomorrow. {about the trip. The. purpose is to have been going down, whils, at Ave. to Audobon Rd. nickel. shot at him ole bl which is’ une Emanuel Irvington e whole ood, The contract, based on an [teach European A the same time, the cost of living. = ""0 \¢ were taken from because they believably:’ important in’ this bauer, Indis agreement reached Sept. 20, #alls/i n d ust rialists “2 has been going up. other locations, where they It takes quite a lot of paper . . . upwards of a want to get rid ay olis physicia for a $1.90-a-day wage boost and|and businessmen Why? Even the top economists proved unprofitable of unneces- of , Americans hospital.. They'll never have 1917. Her se a 10-cent a ton increase in oper-| hat to do with will Ruel hay, ome, a 8 sary. ton for every page every day. On the average your or anybody too much. Altogether, 15 pints husband is ator payments to the United Mine/the m a s s-pro-§ | (some things to keep in mind. * 2300 Time else who op- of blood went'into this man, 90 & minister Workers welfare fund. duced products; Wholesalé" prices reflect the es lle tal of ailiy siers, own copy of The . will come 15 your door on pose Commu- per cent of his ordinary capacity, John Watso After the’signing, Mr. Lewis We've shown great improvements made in the o 00" 0", overage week, Mr. half-a-pound or more of this paper each afternoon. nist aggres- 3 But it was coming right out Mrs. Wat told a news conference he hopes them how to supply of civilian goods after war|_, 4 Part of this rev. : = sion. If they & again. her charity “southern producers will see fit make, he told |scarcities and also the more offi 1s returned to the manutae- AND PAPER HAS BEEN GOING UP . . . can kill enough In the midst of all this; and abe’ weed to to acquiesce in this agreement.” me. |cient production of today. turing company for payment of i, hi Ise that j de“of terial d people, the i with an oxygen tube in his nose, athy and ¢ The southerners are meeting] “Now that 3 » on = | eter ont. liké everything else that is made’of materials an time ‘will come io 2 the soldier stayed conscious, fa po) lers w here today to decide whether to/ they have ass > i | 'S J & H ECONOMISTS, while Mr. Buckner said a survey of skill and work. It used to cost us $40 a ton . . . when we will Mr. Russel Occasionally, he would turn his in newspape accept the northern agreement. |production, e |admitting a bright business pic-| 0 ‘at 04 maibot A h : never vote again. propped-up head to one side or ‘Needs WSB Approval said, . “theyre wy, Teverbaugh (ture in the immediate future, are, 4°, pots ro fant of but that was a long time ago. B y 1947, when we Whether or not this man ihe other, calmly surveying us, lists. Few o ef tia-| Betting a little 'worried about the let-up in federal P y had to make our last home-delivery price chang. gave a thought to all this, he I he suspected he was dyfng that Mrs, W. Henry M. Moses, chie eR A) worried about over-production.” {spending later. 46 meters. Other areas are un- it to $88 a ton nevertheless did his best to 8e¢ he gave no hint. There was no Gebauer, Ww: for for the Borthern pe And that's not as foolish as it| “The federal slice of today’s! {der consideration. 1t was up . that it doesn’t happen. He was mistaking the bravery in his War. $214 De balievey the Vag yon Their economy isn't| economy is about 23 per cent of! day it’ costs 126 a t. in a forward outpost in the only eyes, She is sur zation Board will pot . gear rf. the national gross product. mit. | Hog Prices Here T ay It costs us $ a ton. place in the world where we are » nN two sons, V wage boost before va poi They® call it Operation Enter- a pretty healthy cut, I ‘admit. ’ f i down to bare-knuckle fighting | FINALLY, he was ready—or ager of Ma date the pay infreages wow) , prise ITI It's sponsored by the But why assume that it is sud-| Stead at $21 THAT'S ONLY ONE of the costs of making with communism. And a mortar as near ready as he would ever Emanuel Ge BY But yo ee Pe National Sales Byecutives Ine, \denly going to stop—even should| i Y your daily Times that have gone up. We've held the | shell hit him. be — for the operation. They the Sodians . Mr. Krueger is chairman of the the Republicans win the election.| og prices were mostly steady! : i iad 3 : 2 wn 8 ment; W operators not to pay the increase activity and has| J, A. Livingston, writing In the with the bulk selling at $21 in| line for five whole years against that rising price 1.GAN'T give bis ame. The moved him to one of the four Charles M a until the hoard gives its ERY. oa ! directed its pre-| Sunday Times, put his finger on moderately active trading today of all the materials and services we buy . . . and | Army must first notify his kin. ~ operating tables, glaring “right Denny Scott be In {Be dvent i i not SDProY ry vious two Baroy When he said “What Russia | [at the Indianapolis Btockyards, a kept up the quality, too, with the finest news and He wasn’t young. He could have from thé naked overhead bulbs, in Manis, P ’ . ogs mode . : : ! . . “we will advise the United Mine ran n 1030. ard Th Seterm Ines what nib whe | Stead” on ail Moga: bulk choice 1. re feature services to be had at any price. Times | a wife and two children. He pe anaesthetic took quick ef- siapehildren, Marc ose business economists who|3 barrows and gilts 180-260 pounds $21: ; | could have parents still living, fect and two white-masked sur- reenville, Workers we cannot legally pay November, 1951. [look for a big drop in federal|fsy loads repnaee holte or carry: readers want . . . and get . . . the best there is. or brothers and sisters. eons. one on either side. welt Gary; and s the increases until the approval “We've had to| spending must be assuming that| choice 1 and 3 300 200-338 pounds $21.15-21.25: : i For them, Korea will never be Ze work : ? Jorheoming. The uw hen teach them some Uncle Joe has reformed, suddenly, fin Hinde JR iie-i6n That's why . . . in case you missed the an- a hazy, distant land where IL ‘Was Soon: Over. The sur- x 5-18.50; ce Sows . > will be Temuired: to, YAEY stastiingland wil be b Sood. ay 4 Re pounds 813-18" tow 115.25: Toad "353 nouncement yesterday . . . we now have to raise vague Hovble ol ome JOR 5 geons noted the tell-tale signs Servi Meanwhile, the wage board ad- ures — startling say. Would you want to bet on inh 2a roush offerings $16; stags scarce; | ~our price a little “ oo a for the first time in five going = an any soldier and turned to look at the anaesvised hard coal Spstalon they to them,” smiles/it? I wouldn't. Da LG years | fit to rest in honored glory of tH Bhi pg could pay a 20-cent a ton In -» Mr. Krueger. $32232.50; good light yearlings, $26- | still another tomb in Arlington y : to the anthracite welfare fund “ "" “urhey don’t Quickies re iatficeay,, to, Freak, Jqaunérs und THE TIMES WILL STILL COST A NICKEL | Cemetery. Shaplain Priest, {otped yp do without prior board approval. . 8 know what com- CLAUDE E. DAVIDSON hags|Cutier 316-1750 bulls little changed. | . f Such thougnts ran through minister the las es ag —— petition 1s and consider the Amer- been tabbed as the new advertis- active: "strong "to TR a day . . . and ten cents on Sundays. Starting this |B or Vata surgeons handed their InatryDriver Training fcan economy wasteful because ing and sales promotion manager cisl und goed od 82420: ull ang writ week we'll have to charge the same for the paper | the doctors and nurses prepare men med 5g a ; A Was V we have it. Obsolecence has nolat Kiefer-Stewart Co.'s home ap-|3i-2i bulk heavy sisuehier Saives 11s: we bring out to your house as we’d charge if you for a hopeless operation at this nstrati Rives C Donated meaning to them in business. pliance division. Tom Ferguson, Sheep 1000; market active; fat lambs | g y : 8 y mobile Army surgical hospital. registration unit and it was the Alumn ars 5 “In England and other Euro-| general manager, tells me Mr. arg%, io 50 cents higher: bulk choice came all the way downtown to get it... 30 cents He was bleeding to death. Sod of fe oad for another Time DHYSr tale gare have og pean nations, businessmen actu- Davidson has been with K-8| 387: sood 0. choles 331.50.2¢: culls a week for the daily, 40 cents for BOTH daily and The object of the operation was I. ad the ‘opers CRAWFO! donated to Decatur ally avoid competing. Salesmen|geven years and has been in the steady st $6.50 ower : to repair a major artery which ’ P ~—Services w Monrovia High Schools by Vestaliwij] not operate in the same terri- home appliances field since 1928. Sunday . . . delivered to your door. Most of the tod been severed in his ap. Atinxurgeon as he took off his aries Motor Co. Inc., Mooresville. tory,” he said. DAGE ELECTRONICS CORP.| Rites for R. M. Simian newspapers in North America already have had to domen. They tried giving him Mask, “I get sick to my stomach oN an The cars, equipped with duall tt 1an't dignified. wilt “introduce their new indus- o to that price or higher NTO: = weln, buy that after seeing a losing case like TE a, controls, will be used in driving Door to door selling? trial TV system Friday evening| Set for Thursday Hn Pritt » 4» : wasnt fast cnough. So they that. And it seems there will Ville busines courses. The schools pay for alll Positively uncouth, by Jove! at the Warren Hotel. George| The body of Ey M. Simon, | Th ho b it, of se, will get used another artery in his arm, 1eYer Pe an end to them.” gas and oil used, but insurance gut they're going to do it. |Fathauer, who makes things go|former Indianapolis resident who e carrier who brings it, of eourse, will ge too : Jas an Al costs are divided with the company.| «we had a hard time convinc-|at Dage, has got a briefcase died Saturday at Ft. Lauderdale, | part of that nickel . , . his expenses have gone up, . a no Jury Acquits Wife h ol a no Assistant Coach Bruno Milako- ing 'em that door to door selling sized TV camera, he tells me. Fla. is being returned here to- | too. THREE doctors and two at- . +A - : vic will be instructor at Deeaturiis”, respectable profession em- i morrow for funeral services and tendants were gathered around In Love-Rival Case ek mea . Central. Teaching at Monroviainoving intelligent and dignified ’ . burial Thursday. He was 45, At the new price, as at the old, we believe his cot on the dirt floor of the | CROWN POINT—Mrs. Bernice chen will be h Everett R. Strycher. nersons,” Mr. Krueger said H n 0 Re I ’ ? “ ” : Kell - - in Evanston 4 ) s g . e ry t Y A native of Indianapolis, Mr. ¢ iy . : tented “pre-op” ward. A sweat- |Kelley, 51-year-old Gary househy . he fourth Songecutive yea: : oo. Simon went. 10. Ft. ‘Lauderdale here isn’t a better buy for a nickel in town. ing blonde nurse with compas- [wife charged with first-degree 3 303 Stan e Marion y “WE TELL THEM that Amer- Funeral Set eight years ago to take charge of sion deep in her eyes stood at murder of her husband's sweet- age, Jacl on Sar Jou for A ica, with. its dollars and high the Shell Ofl Co. bulk plant there. | THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES his head, mopping the soldier's heart, was committed to the iumni > bib. aT. standards of living, is an enticing! Services will be Thursday for| Services will be held at 1.30 brow. His abdomen .was hor- [Beatty Memorial Hospital at spo to o¥ lay market for Europeans, but the Henry O'Reilly, an employee at'p m. Thursday in the Harry W. Thi d . ribly open. Westville today following her ac- oF, Vice President N d fierce competition we have over L. 8. Ayres & Co. for 23 years. |Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will ieves Get Ready For Winter Here From beneath the blanket his |quittal because of insanity. director an¢ ice F'resicen! Named here scares the daylights out of Mr. O'Rellly, 1320 N. Delaware|pe in Crown Hil, | Antifreeze thieves are rushing the lot of the Marion Trucking| bare legs, sturdy and muscular, | She had confessed the ambush Sra) Box Ce. SOUTH BEND — Harold E.['em” he chuckles, /8t., was born in Rushville 69 Mp fon is survived by his the season, police reported today. Co, 350 Kansas St. stuck out. shooting of Miss Florence Chomo, A member Churchill was elected vice presi- Roki Bghi-man team wii spend (years ago. He came here in 1926 ise - Dorothy D. Simon, | Thirty-four cases of permanent| The shipment was being sent| The mortar fragments had 40, in a Gary park last May, de- . Church, he + dent in charge of engineering of a u L ve eeke a 10a Supe and joined Ayres as a salesman in|gnq one hy Henry F., Indian- antifreeze valued at $750 were to Sinclair Refining Co. here from| hit his legs, too, but there was |claring Miss Chomo had stolen longed to Ph the Studebaker Corp. President|the Scandinavian nations, Fin-ithe clothing department in 1929. |,n4iis, |stolen from a trv k parked on National Carbon Co., Whiting. no time to bother with these |her husband's love. the Crawfor Harold 8. Vance announced yes-|land, England, Holland, Belgium| A member of SS. Peter and - - - — Services w terday. and France, They'll talk about Paul Cathedral, Mr. O'Reilly also| ® 8 today in Ev selling from door-rapping to psy-|belonged to Knights of Columbus, Mortuary, wi Local Stocks and Bonds chological “visual materials” the Men's Club of Ayres and its| Cemetery, C : angles. 120 year club. ; ke He is sutrvi . —sent. 30, 100 Operation Enterprise is a job| Services will be at Kirby Mor- | Bir Ry . hime wag 00. iii Fd, “A599 well done and most certainly a/tifary 8 a, m. Thursday, with ’ Russell, on C AmerichR. Sates Class X yee 8 -::-lcredit to American free enter-irequiem high mass at St. Mary's faculty. and Amer} one ola + 3 1a "| Prise and to, most of all, Mr.[Catholic Church, Rushville, at or hah oh Syrihing Conlitin ou rs % ° 103 | Krueger and his type of businass- 9:30 a. m. Burial will be in East tor, tH 4% fo Tens 8. "8% man. Hill Cemetery, Rushville. Saugptor, af obbs-Merrill” co > iran 1 = It doesn’t cost the taxpayers aj He is survived by his wife, ’ e vanston, ll grt 4% hi » i ere a “*.:| dime, either. And it is one of the|Maude; a daughter, Thelma; five Sina od ae: 33 37 |best ways I can think of to slap|sisters, Nora, Margaret, Gertrude, Girl Theater com ......... 4, :-::|down communism in the infant|all of Rushville, Mrs. Katherine : 2 Sitizens Ind Tel 8% Si901a. Sth #4 | stage. | Roth, Connersville, and Mrs. 4 Cont Car-Na-Var ..........:- 1 4 It has been so successful, Mr. Marie Voight, Grand Rapids, ~ lune ¢ Cummins Eng 412% ptd 3% 101 | Krueger tells me, that the Mutual| Mich. | YE i hy Sete com" 2 Bi Securny Aseney ( Suceessor to| : BIRTHS a Ee eeieT orm an 1 ia’ "| the will study the operation Family Finance com td’ 3 ::--1and next year: hopes to persion Rites Thur sday - gy 7 Hat Favs Corn. -bid ve 19 ....| with these businessmen and bring Rose ; t iiamnton "wig co com : 981 lover several dozen European For Miss Sullivan Pickerstn: J Hook Dru. Co, som 13,| teams to study here, Funeral for Miss Mary E. Sulli- arkine dior “Ind Asso seen . van, retired Shortridge High, i - Reig . ge Hig , fad ate est, a1, Operation Blue Jay School, teacher, will be h eld Rady: Ralph Tod Mich EI 4% pid .. 3%! Strictly in the “now it can be Inursday at Peru. Justine 1ittel as nh Clu Realty Co 39% |told” category is the story of the| Miss Sullivan died yesterday in At Methodist —Y Indols Po Ewa: * [125 Marmon-Herrington trucks|Der home at 3515 N. Pennsylvania ’ Robbie’ Ditern Indianapolis ater 5% s.iand the role they played in Oper- St. She was a member of the| James. Paull Indianapolis Water com 3 A} tion Blue J v Shortridge commercial depart-!| Arnold: Clare Eon, National Life vm. 3142 ey ay. the military code ment for 30 years. je Conyers fa +... . 831 v | Alice Allen; Fincoln Nat Lite .'.. 147’ lname for the huge year-round| [2070 1, Wabash Miss Sullivan neth, Rebec Lynch Corporation .... 3% Jatelic air base the U. 8. has been! ed a eru in her early years| aa. Geral LR Malls in oh Som sa | 2 {before coming here. She was a| rence. Janet Mastic Asphalt: .... ti «(building in Greenland. |member of St. Joan of Are Cath- Holland; .Dan *+Nat| Homes = ha com 34 °| It has miles of runways and olic Church and Daughters of Isa- At_ St. Franels N Ind Pub Serv com Y Hh |can handle the biggest long range bella and an active worker on its James, Ruth N ind Tub Serv for AF ‘bombers we have. It is located charitable committee. Rrockons; N 1nd Pub serv 4 i only 900 miles from Santa] Surviving are a brother, Lau- A wiliam. Toss io Serv or Ind 31 .87 |Claus' front doorstep—and only|rence, Dearborn, Mich., and sev- At Methodist! Aub Serv of Ind OE 1 3 |about 2900 miles from Moscow. [eral nieces and nephews. Re: Ma mor Schwitzer- Cummins 5'a ptd 1 381 The Marmon-Hefrington trucks| Services will be at 8:30 a. m, in Wioon: “Hove 5 nd Gee a pid ©. had to operate continually in just|Brookman Funeral Home and at t Coleman Thre waaie. Mafleas te {8% iis about the worst possible condi-|9 a. m, in St. Charles Catholic dward, Mar Toxhem-Oll Tk Pum §% 16%/tions on this earth. M-H are proud| Church. Surial will be in the Joseph, Dolor "pid... ....lof en and they should be. |Catholic Cemetery at Peru. Haiieq Telephone 3% DM ..... 33. Lui B hi MARRIAGE

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