The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 44

rGE 41. TI' rCSDAV, H'NK 26, THE INDIANAPOLIS STAK PORTRAITS 1 22-Year Hit Ky Share Prices BANNER AVHITEHILL JWIK.S J. MK.TCAI.FE Today Alone 31 SOUTH MERIDIAN OPEN TODAY 12 NOON TO 8:30 P.M. tajie was up 60 rents at $Kfi, i's br s.nce June 13, 19.1), when it was $106.70. Loading earners included Santa Fe.

up at a share; Youngs-town Tube $1.12 at IMY75, Southern racific $1.50 at SSI. and Richfield Oil $1.87 at $71.30. New (APi-Share -in the stock mat kct quietly eiimhed to thrir his hot average in 22 years jestciday. Individual gains langcd from a few cents to more than a dollar a share, with railroad, steel and nil issues making the best showing. Brokers attributed the rise partly to belief among traders that prospects have improved for 'Guard Hill Awaits Truman Signature Washington I AP 1 Legislation permitting the states to spf tip I new National Guard units, replacing those railed into Federal service, was at.

the White House yesterday a a siting President Truman's action. Congressional action was com-' pleted Tuesday night when the i Senate passed the hill by a voire vote. Under its provision, the new i guard unit could rarry lempo- rarily the same designation and colors as their counterparts which have been integrated with CLEARANCE SATURDAY compromise of the union shop MONTH-END TODAY FRIDAY LOWEST TERMS OR CHARGE ACCOUNT UPHOLSTERY Slt rnnn Goes Home Chicago (AP Governor Adlal E. Sievrnson yesterday was released from Tassavant Hospital where he underwent a minor operation Sunday for removal of a demand of CIO Steelworkers, now the major block 10 a settlement of the steel strike. Steel peace would benefit the railroads which have suffered heavy traffic losses in the strike.

The Associated Press 60-stock I kidney stone. Federal forces. Tnilay not the future or The past hut just today The only timn that can try To live a better nay The only timn to make amend For failure of the past And build the bright tomorrow that We hope will always last The yesterday are over and The future all depend Upon the way we lie this life With strainers and with friend The way we ie thi life today This morning and thi noon I'ntil the nun surrender to The around the moon So Jet do our best today And in the most amount To Rain the greatest profit and To make each moment rount. Copyright, mj Highly polished silver plale 26-pe. set, service for 6 Specially Priced Handsome Arvin LIMITED QUANTITIES Alt Hmii iBbwrt to prior wit APPLIANCES 374.95 General Electric Refrigerator, 10.8- cu.

ft. sue, LFIOH 454.95 General Electric Refrigrator, 8.3-cu. ft. size, 2-door, NH8H IIOJI.JI.'J 494.95 General Electric Refrigerator, 10.2-cu. ft.

site, 2-door, NHIOH 387.25 Kelvinator Refrigerator, Self-defrost, ll-cu. ft. siie, HM-R 419.95 Kelvinator Refrigerator, 10.9- cu. ft. site, HMAD-R UJ.O 378.20 RCA Victor 17-inch TV Console, 7TI 12, 354.45 RCA 1 7-inch TV.

Consolette, 1 7TI60. 367.50 Raytheon 17-inch TV Console, CI 724. 149.95 Tappan Gas Range, 36-in. size, MGG72 2f l.f 259.95 General Electric Range, 39-inch automatic, C2IHI 22JU." 169.95 General Electric Washer, AW 1 6 1 To Use at Home or at Your Summer Cottage. 111 $5.95 China (if ts Kuss Oil Hong Kong (AP) Communist sources said yesterday big shipments of Russian gasoline and oil have arrived in Canton in South China.

compee NO TAX BARONESS WITH NEW ii CURVED FRINGE SOFA Extra heavy matelasse covers, 6-inch Firestone Foamex Seat Of 00 Cushions, while 21 last IO Choict of brown, gray, kelly green, sage green, red, toast, persimmon. 6" Fringe. Built to the floor, mounted on easy-roll casters. Talon lipper fastened seat cushions. Full spring construction.

Kusset Hour: I.unrh to 2:30 I)rtnr 1:15 to 7:30 Closed Sundav ADMIRAL 17-lnch TV Table Model I7K-22 Special now 2 1 5 90 Rusttt It Air Conditioned -S 5 i PATTERN SET comii of 6 Knivei 6 Forki 6 Soup Spoont 6 Teaspooni I Butter Knife DINING ROOM Morris Plan SAVINGS FUND You receive your CtOCK RADIO immediately. You olso rci 2 inttreit ach year on your savings, Start with $30 or more. "Put In" Of "takt out" of your laving 1 in other Morrii Plan Saving 1. Only requirement to obtain 0 CLOCK RADIO free it that your savingj earn $30 in in. terest in 3 years.

II you wish, you may open a regular 2 Morrii Plan Sov- Ingv, Fund without a rodio or theie requirementi. TABLE MODEL RADIO is avail, able on sir iter $20 plan. "SAVE BY MAIL" envelopes Regular 79.00 Value Extension Drop Leaf Table With folding self-storing leaf, Mahogany veneer top, brass tipped rounded turned yi 95 pedestals. Ot1' Contider the Noodle i Butinett Builder Kvery Thursday one of the "highlights" of the Russet menu is CHICKEN AND NOODLES. So popular that it has become a regular Thursday featurebringing to Russet on THURSDAY a considerable number of people ho come for this one thing they especially want.

98.00 Grand Rapids Chairs Group of 15 solid mahogany legs and arms. Upholstered in tapestry damask and matelasse 00 289.00 Group of Sofas Heavy matelasse covers sage green, gray; pocketed coil spring construction in reversible cushions. Move easily on casters 2213.00 395.00 Tufted Back Sofa 85" Length toast in 100 nylon matelasse 2JJ1J.00 349.00 Modern Curved Sofa, persimmon and 22JMI0 225.00 Tufted Back Sofa with flounce toast matelass IKU.00 65.00 Group of Barrel Chairs tweed, tapestry and damask covered 149.00 Large Man's Lounge Chair gray nylon friez 12JMW I Sugar Spoon Here is a grand buy-real bargain A wonderful tet for everyday use for an extra jet for entertaining for gifts! Don't wait! It's an unusual buy-tor seasoned homemakers for newly, weds! Extra serving pieces are available. Priced from 20c to 69c each. A Salad forks only 20c each Cold meat fork only 49c each Large serving spoon only He each 0 Gravy ladle only 49c each for ihe Bride! For Summer For Gifhl Today noon Pecan Pie this evening Russet's old-fashioned Cream Pie.

available. orrici mouisi ft Mndy Friday 4 TweWay, W.dn.. 4my 4 Thuuday. ft 12 Saturday TTTT" I mi" HUM inn tT Assets Mere Thee WWW ACCESSORIES For a "Site and Sine" fourth ot July For sixteen years Sahara Grotto has promoted a July Fireworks show at Butler Bowl. Plan to attend THIS year.

Th date lit Jul support this NON-PROFIT effort to combine fireworks with SAFETY for children. I CHARLES MAYER COMPANY I 29 W. Washington Street Indianapolis, Indiana Please send me Special Set at I Extra Piecet A 35.00 9.85 11.85 8.85 Folding Card Table, mahogany finished wood frame, white plastic top 23.00 Reproduction of Oil Paintings; gift frames, now tlAl Double Candle Holders, black and gold, modernistic; 13" high, each 7.U." Folding Card Table Chairs, gray and I Morris Vlnnl le3 Regular 16M Valut I It To Address Open All Day ROSE BACK CHAIR Thursday 13H.M. fe 1:30 f.M. City State C.O.D.

Charge Cash Enclosed Black needlepoint aubusson pattern I A ,95 tlO IAST WASHINGTON ST. 9 Indisnopslli 4, Indian m4 miflM tfitonwtlM Mw.li ftm 9 Slt Mid ft I rwit r. AMmi 0 Cv Jut seat, mahogany finished frame IT blue; spring-filled seats, each 3.50 6.85 Samson Card Table, gray and chartreuse The CAFETERIA wsual 37. Unusual SOtTH Charles Mayer and Company 29 WEST WASHINGTON STREET INDIANAPOLIS MmrnuK TODAY'S PICTURES I I4 Pf "lli sj- Am i A rt? 1 "'if s. i) V.

GETS "SHOT" AJTER HIDING AND CHASE Ten-year-old Michael ViRlione. son of a physician, shown in his Philadelphia home after being given an Injection of penicillin for treatment of a sore throat. Mike said ha didn't like shots, so when he heard he was to get one he fled his home and hid in a tree while police started a search for him. When two policemen approached hi hiding place he jumped down and fled across a creek. One of the cops fell into the water and Mike ran into the living room of his home where the shot was administered afterward, (AP Wirephoto) VI "1 BRAZILIAN CONVICTS ROUNDED UP Hands up, two of the convicts who staged a bloody prison break June 21 on Achieta Island, off the Brazilian coast, surrendering to officers near Ubatuba, Brazil, first mainland tnwn attacked by nearly 300 convicts following their escape from prison.

Many are still at large and several were killed during efforts to escape. (AP Wirephoto) JAYCEES MAKE LONG OVERLAND TRIP TO CONVENTION Members of the Colorado Springs (Col.) Junior Chamber of Commerce passing the city limits of Dallas, where the national convention is to be held. They made the long trip by horseback and covered wagon. The contingent left Colorado Springs May 20. The Coloradans hope to win the 1954 convention tor Colorado Springs.

(AP Wirephoto) IT VJrx i if BUNNY LOVE Queenle, a Belgian shepherd, Riving her good friend, Bucky, a bath ss the new-born bunny takes a meal from a baby's bottle filled with milk. The two are pets of 9-year-old Jimmy Mac-Allister III, who found the bunny near his Har-risbur (Pa.) home. Jimmy said the dog and rabbit are "era- 7y" about each other. (AP Wirephoto) LEAD FLORISTS William 1 new president of the Allied Florists of Indianapolis, and Mian Mary "Ann I.uebking, board chairman, looking over the animation's program for next year. Other new officers elected at the banquet held last night at Ho-tel Severin were: Richard Bailey, vice-president; Mel-vin Nordholt, treasurer; Mrs.

Evon Luebking, secretary, and John Da via, Chris Resner and Arthur Ruescher, DIES OF BEATING Mrs. Patricia Fry' Bowen, 24 years old, of nton, N.J., was found brutally beaten and cinus early yesterday, and died last night. She was fully clothed when found, but her shoes, hat and purse were missing. Police are continuing their search for her assailant. (AP Wirephoto) i -'I Jill I imMMm Li GREECE'S TAGEANT ENTRY Daisy Mavraki, as "Miss Greece," shown before the start of the parade of the "Miss Universe" pageant at, Long Beach, yesterday.

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