Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1945 — Page 3

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| (Continue From Page One) {dismissed an pending proceeaings FORMER LAW DEAN May Try to Break British|ihe Shack Republican administra-| present le,” Mr. Knight deNonstop Record. elt ; : all previous rates. : f “I don’t think the city council (Continued From Page One) has any power to intervene before Lo the commission, however. It's the His wife Ives in Portland, Ore. Cox’ mayor who must do this.” turn to the private practice of law time was 27 hours, 33 minutes. ; vy Frank Murray, executive secre-| here. The 43. crewmen who took part : =. tary of the Indianapolis Assessment] npr, Dowling, former day division in the flight were all high point|® ed. 200, ax Research Association, Inc.| 3, of the Indiana Law school, combat veterans eligible for im:|0 a a 2 7 Soh! has been with ‘the government for drivers and 30 per cent increase mediate discharge under the army's the schedule in effect, He urged a| SONY Sich December, 194%. Ar id for garage and terminal employe \ the : below the old ne, earlier, Under his direction, over The company offered 5.4 cents: Theas VERE 3,303 Sucupied She onething Bie Besutest burden hy i 12/000 cases were investigated, it {drivers in the east, 53 to & Japan ashington wo 00 dren,” Mr. r- } : 19. But they ran into|been done of late: he added. "Toe TAY asserted. “A school child should i, ion 10. Sie: agoniy’s strong headwinds and were forced | city amit) bs to take part to|DOt be asked to pay a fare of more legal division include the promotion at Chicago. far fuel. The war {0 the Snhabit A akg as nl than 3 cents.” lof George Kistler to litigation atdepartment said the primary pur- Shes rp Edward Kealing, vice president of | torey: Vincent Russo, food section ‘pose of the flights was to prove Bdward ’ t, counsel in the|the council and a supervisor of the head; Frank Duggan, apparel and the durability of the B-29 under BL Bulg, 5 administra-| Indianapolis Railways, Inc., was the | jnqustrial materials section head, tion, charged that the PSC order oly oundtiman absent at the/and John Gould, consumer goods, |, : . set up the temporary schedule | meeting. « rent and services section head. All was Gosnmanged by Maj. Chute M. is oo Fh : Other speakers included Edward|are under supervision of Mr. DowlTT hoe 56 acai, Miss. 1ts tme. |” wThe public service commission! O. Snethen and D. V. Grifith of the|ing.

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THOSE SPORTS WRITERS use picturesque : language—A fellow reporting the Purdue-Ohio State game week before (Purdue won)—wrote that the Purdue line stopped Ohio State— “colder than a night watchman’s lunch.” k

A CUSTOM BILT PIPE and the wherewithal to pulnlt (ouch) ' = you in a good frame of mind.

Here are MUFFLERS for your cheering section— Some stocky OXFORDS for "broken field" footwork and ground gaining generally.

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