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| 1:30 Thin M Duffy's Tavern v Purdue finds. Examples are frozen IS LEND-LEASE . € « committee, Republicans and Demo-| 74s Thin Man Do of "goport Dutty's Tavern vag eave and dehydrated foods and boneless- | : No TE —— RY ackaged meat. | . eet Nn S crats alike; agreed to that today. 8:00 Pays to Be Ign'r's | Gabriel Heatter Walts Time | Jury Trials pé g . § J - But the Republicans said OPA 8:15 Pays to Be Ign'r't| Real Life Stories Waitz Time Jury Trials Many food ] 8 i . ee 8.30 Those Websters Double or Nothing | People Are Punny | Spotlight Bande ’ Administrator, Chester Bowles had | gs Those Websters | Double or Nothing | People Are Funny | Spotlight Bands processing plants I 11 better be ready to do “some pretty a > are west of the - cay ; * | 9:00 Jimmy Durante | Boxing Bout Amos and Andy Sammy Kaye i La R | E tat B d strong talking” when -he comes up| 915 Jimmy Durante Boxing Bout Amos and Andy Sammy Kayé Mississippi and] ¥ g eal csrare boar to see them next week. They prom-| 9:30 Victory Business | Boxing Bout’ Bill Stern Treasury Salute | v z ? " oa ; | 9:45 Pine Music Boxing Bout Andrade Amores Meet the Yanks production areas, American Taxpayer Should Rey Wenzlick, St. Louis rea ised to question him closely on | ogra pre | Fokas ironies (Fos Ha a pe : f 5 : estate analyst; will speak at the Ing charges that OPA policies tend “to| 10:15 Johnny Nebiets ~|Sandy Sandifer Na Tsland Song ; ¥ hans o i Be Protected, Says | dianapolis Real [Estate boafd drive people out of business.” 10 “ Sandman Nak io Read By | Stars at Night Chuckles Time Ry hs : . luncheon Thurs- The committee is considering leg- | -— TE Eras FE 4 eas iis r Th e ; . ~ . ars ews | wards ews ews ews Jwala an ever - normal Wilson. day, March 22, in islation to extend the price control u " Toronto Calling | Let's Dance B. Smtih Orch Variety Hour w MS : ] the Rilev 1 y at act through 1946. It is due to ex- 11:30 Boyd Raeburn Or.| Guy Lombardo Jose Bethancourt Variety Hour ? granary’ of dried : C. WILSON he Riley roon ire June 3p 11:45 Ben Feld Orch. !Guy Lombardo Lee Sims Variety Hour r, CTW BE U8. PAT OVP, milk, dried eggs By Lye L Yiso et the Claypool pie : 30. Nai te. tastit : dh iy ’ Unite ress Staff Corresponden hotel. About 400 owles was called to testify next y Crockett Johnson and dehydrated WASHINGTON, March 16.—Past Santina | week after the committee heard a| SATURDAY PROGRAMS . beef and pork may be built In : guests of the Lr | three-day arade of witnesses de- | (CBS) WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 —— periods of flush production and experience with foreign war debtors M. Brown Ab-| ° : yp Sse Wr 140 hh RE ang 10 -_ : : a suggests today that American lend- ity: , ut * scribe what OPA has done to them. hs ¢ Network) financiers never materially affect the livestock fn-|SUSBES'S y a stract Co. are ex- Iq r S mp enq ors, Fach witness testified in effect! & 3 Early Birds WIBC Jamboree Dawn Patrol Studio Frolics playing shove dustry of Indiana.” Ry lease administrators have a big re- pected to attend, that 35 price eonitrol IS & SS 6:45 News # WIBC Jamboree Dawn Patrol Roy and Lonnie hi . 4 One technological development spcnsibility now to protect Amer- Mr. Wenzlick's a ji 8 | 7:00 World Today News “| News Raundu, Agronsky—-News ire Trolls, in ! has had far-reaching effects in the icen taxpayers from another beat- topic will be “Real essenger na Grabs thing. The nation needs it in war, 7.15 Early Birds Breakfast Serenade Musical Cloc Rhythm : " - i : : . 9 . c : i rl 7:30 TB to Shit P Pals Must Clock Cramesond | Pouliry industry. “The tventoR¥E, LL oo sum | DS im y us. We rs hep. it Is King | 7735 Gherwood—News | Tick Tock Tunes |Musical Clock | Internations: mews nomes.an : : it w u ose administra- | ic 1" { Se { ne ra ene ema et Sociol of the mammoth incubator coupled tis to ooh, 1 how heavily: fore Roy Wenzlick Tomorrow. By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN is bein | 8:00 Name to Rememb'r | News Musiea) Clock Breakfast Club g Socie ing seciely.t | i Y, with the shipping of day-old chicks eigners may draw on Us Loc United Press Staff Correspondent | $30 Sia Ba Jim DE Tn itzation Uv. 8 Navy Broakinst Sh } Tn petroleum, locomotives, fishing Chemical Society WASHINGTON, March 16.—Sometimes a feller is too big-hearted COAL MEN REJECT | 8:45 Ranch House Jim | Rainbow Rend'vous Rs Lady Breakfast Club : | 0 th P de | For Y 5 oh Armstro be Jin Indiana, which leads the nation |P0ats, Industrial equipment and! William H. Reiger of the Reilly| for his own good. Like S. Clay Williams, chairman of the board of the ois S Fonih bo Paraas For Son aud Yours Bob Armstrong What's Cookies in number of chicks hatched an-|Yhatnot covered by the lend-lease Tar & Chemical Co. will speak on | R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. 10 Omar's Adventures | Crosby Sings rank Connots Land of the Loss | nually. ‘Indiana is rapidly becom- | A¢L- |“Coal Tar Bases” at the American | “Manufacturers of Camel cigarets . " he said in begin his 3:45 Omars Aventures Band el te oy Ai Dieter News, [Land of the Lust ling one of the best-khown states| IDere is general agreement that | Chemical society luncheon Tuesday, testimony’ before the senate’s banking and currency committee . I Wl Pretend a esp Nr 3 Together | Kays camteen for ‘seed stock, especially through|We dO not expect to be repaid for |March 20, at the Warren hotel. | You bring any with you?” demanded Senator Robert F. Wagner ‘WASHINGTON, March 16 ° (U. 10.30 Billie Burke Jr. Citizens. Ed McConnel Betty Moore : i he yn 8% uch materials used by foreigners | EE | of New York, the gray-haired chairman. P.) —Soft coal operators were set 10:45 Billie Burke Glenn Miller Orch. | Ed McConnel Three Suns ay hatching eggs and baby chicks.” | Rigs . . neem rete | cpt wi a—— ———_— ET al of technological {against ‘the common enemy. But | ¢ les E H {© “Uh,” said Williams, fumbling ————— today to reject all but three of 11700 Today's Theater |Hello Mom Sub Debia Marines on Air ~B7 Tuner - - A are, en hey | when—to take an example—France | ales Executives |through the pockets of his blue | John L. Lewis' 18 new contract de- | 1izp Sogars Thea Pe omens Eatitorially Jubes Religion . fe ‘ ony fin ly > vided en Natite $200,000,000 worth of locomo-| C. J. Dexter, chief of vocational serge suit, “I think so.” TOKHEIM HOST 10 | mands for his United Mine Work. | 11:45 Hollywood Stars |Farm Bureau Eatitorially Home and Garden IE (T|S.. HIS NAME , Kop on » ® ry gy move | tives it is reasonable to assume that | rehabilitation and education at the] He produced one package of | ers. 12 % Gilbert Forbes Richardson News eloTaNl E-News News : AVON RAMONE, } benefits from such progress than |S0me of them will be delivered after | Veterans hospital, will speak at the Camels, fresh, unopened, and | An operator disclosed that the| 12:1 aig nT | embores Bovis: {Bend shew nian + Ja DE t you 1086 in former advantages the European war is over. The] | Indianapolis Sales Executives meet- | | gleaming in cellophane. He ii, producers had agreed unanimously 12.43 Report to Nation [Jamboree Preview War Workers Noonday News OMS, WELL HAVE ” S 2 = "* »|European war is going pretty good |ing at 6 p. m. Monday, March 19, said pack upon the big mahog yi toskhet to tell Lewis that they would grant,| 7.00 Song Shop High School Basketball Pinal Band Music A 3 " i ' i y | 8 n 3ask 1 1 sl LOOK THEM UP £> NOTES ON BRITAIN: British If it isn't ended within three at the Indianapolis Athletic club, |table. HE testified that the OPA okheim Oil Tank & Pump Co. with modifications, only his de-| 1:13 Basketball Pica) | }Sasketball Final Basketball Final Basgetball Jina TH' DIRECTORY \ auto manufacturers have agreed to months or so, a lot of big shots! isis | was a wonderful thing, except for of Ft. Wayne will be host to Indian- mands for increased vacation pay! 1:45 Basketball Final (Basketball Final |Basketball Final -| Basketball Pinal ! take back surplus army vehicles, re- | hereabouts have miscalculated. | Metals S ot what it was doing to the R. J. apolis business leaders at a dinner Shift differentials find portal-to- | “50 Baskerbati Pinal | Baskethall- Pinal _ | Basketball Pinal Basketball Pinal ! condition them and sell them at Lend-1 erals ocie y | Reynolds Tobacco Co. lat Hotel Li In tonight to int portal pay. 2:15 Basketball Final Basketball Finai Basketball Fiaal Basketball Pinal end-L ‘onti J é incoln toni ntro- ; 2:30 Basketball Pi sket Pi asketball Fina Basketball P one-third below the price of new Nd-Lease to Continue Walter E. Ellsworth, Indianapolis | The firm had to-throw out-$6- dice its officials a manage | Among the demands rejected Was: 35 Basketball Final |Basketball Final Basketball Pinal Basketball Final : © post-war autos; that will be 45 per Our officials and foreign officials manager for the Claud S. Gordon | 000, ,000 worth of advertising last its subsidiary “the Tokheim En. | EVs request for a 10 cents a ton | 375 Basketball Final | Basketball Final | Basketball Final | Basketball Final . cent more than pre-war prices. . , . realize that lend-lease contract de-! Co., will discuss “Modern Tempera- | { year, he said, to give the stockhold- ineering Co : which isd ovbrate | T0TAIY on all soft coal mined in| 3:15 Basketball #inal | Basketball Final Basketbal] Final Basketball Final . . v i sketbs r $s he as Government controls have kept liveries will continue after the | ture Measurement and Control” at|ers a moderate dividend. OPA’s on Eh: Ani 2005 the country. = Unless either side] 3 Basketbag Final Basket oan Pinal Basketball Final Basketball Pima | most private industries from selling European armistice. So agreements |the American Society for Metals [fault; he added. No rt h western p backs down considerably in the 15| prego | gr Pinal | Basketball Final | Band Music pd SioRks 31d horus %13re Fens made fu foreign Sauong mesdng 5 G0 pw Monday, Senators Eye Package | ave being re | days remaining before the present 130 Phila oy 1070 Club Fina) ie) News Bend Music e public; government war honds to pay for post-armistice Severs March 19, at the Y. W, C. A. : : Bd : contract ends, the miners may well| {5 pila Symphony |1070 Club Radio Guild Hello Sweetheart dre about the only new. security of-|of lend-lease supplies. | The senators had their eyes on opened. io make £ be ordered to strike. La rymphe » : He Surainds fered. . . . You can't buy stocks on| If the preliminary agrecmentl Safety Club |those Camels, all but Senator Glen | FMUAILON com- ¢ The producers’ reply was sched- | WLW FRIDAY EVENING 4 margins, must pay the full price in with France dated last month is ety Llu |H. Taylor, the Idaho crooner, who ponens ‘tn uled to be given at the resumption : Ours ; i mic | A panel discussion on the place i il i cers o e 6:30—The Lion's Roar 9:15—Amos & And cash, to discourage speculation, . . . to be typical, there seems to be a p J kine p puffed a cigar until it produced| oC Ca tr of “joint wage negotiations. ‘The ® «Do Girl” Marries 6:45—H. V. Kaltenborn $:30—BIll Stern i And four-fifths of all homes are chance at least that large quantities|©f nurses in the industrial safety sparks along with the smoke, like S10Sidiary | present contract expires March 31.| ¢:15—Portia Paces Life 7:00—Highways in Melody | 9:45—Music Appointment | subject to rent ceilings, Even so, of these post-war supplies may never Program will feature a joint meet-| Vesuvius. Williams. avoided this Chester C. Ober- The 400,000 bituminous miners will | J0=080 Bil, earren Fre Racer od] | I remedy Somazcs g real estate prices have gone up quite be’ paid for at all—except by the ne of the Industrial Nurses of sight, finished his testimony, strug- bey, ii es be polled March 28 on whether they| s-00—News 7 43—Dufty's Tavern 10:30— WLW Stock Co. bit, because bomb damage and yl , {Central Indiana and the Indian- rai i is i an an presi- r - ir de.| 5:15—Crossroads Cafe 8.00—Waltz Time 10:45—WLW Stock Co. i essat f new b id E hav Ae SpreemIen lis Ch oo. C Sled. vainly 50 reine: pis wrist dent; E. S. Hig- Rant 1 stzike to enforce theif des) 530—Lum & ‘Abner 8:15—~Walts Time 11:00—Robt. Parker—News the cessation of new building have covers materials and supplies rep- | ADI Han of ommerce case; and walked away. sinbotl hos niands. { 5:45~—Lowell Thomas 3:30..People Are Junny 31:15-Reflcotions of Home cramped the supply. resenting a tot s io afety club at 6:30 p. mi. Tuesday,| Remaining on .the expanse ginboltham, e - { | 6:00—Supper Club 8:45—People Are Punny 11:30—-Washington Speaker SUPP: : g 8] purchase price of | 8 Arol 2 ai thie Corrs cub. | Ipaining : p Of tive vice presi. 8:15 News :00—Amos & Andy 11:45—Gene Hoctor's Orch. § “DILUTION” of the quality of + $2975, 000,000 which is a lot of c a e Columbia club. imahogany was his package of . T. H. Thonet LOCAL ISSUES : : : Quali] money, even if you've got it. There SE — Se | Camels, glistening under the crystal dent; George W. product or service is a familiar war- | Wrigh dent of manufac- WLW SATURDAY PROGRAMS : Sle ooalagy ay the 18 an item of $100,000,000 for ma-| 7 candelabra, | right, vice president of manu | Nommai guotatiohs furnished oy Inds ye phea en ou 5 MA as chinery for mines and @rsenals. | wo Elected By Temptation turing and engineering; J. ‘| anapolis securities dealers. y > aM vody's Farm 30; Se Tie rum 1:38 Metrupolitan Opera "8, ; ; | BI ’ 4 % verybody 3 Metro an rT si ; p — y o Eo S Another for $120,000,000 is for rail. | Thompson, treasurer, and David STOCKS Bid fsxed) 6 EY Parm 10"30~—Ed McConnell 2:00— Metropolitan {ad a or whav You O To road cars. Still another for indus- | Local Mortuar | Came M. O. Ryan of the American Cunningham, secretary. - Directors, Agents Bin Sep com oe | T:00—J Bradford News 10:45—Ed McConnell 3:5 Metropolitan Opers gi 1L was once course ne | ; i ine gents in Corp pid......... 9 2 | 7:15—Pra) rio: 11:00-Toby Tutt] : t. ita 00a as ' trial equipment represents .a tap of | y | Hotel association to agree that the besides Mr. Oberly, Mr. Higgin- z50U° "of CO P 167 tr 7:30—News Reporter 11:15—Toby Tuttle 2.45 Metropolitan ore

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES War Looses This Havoe: on Peaceful Dutch Lands

Some idea of the cost the Dutch are paying for liberation may be gained from these pictures of desolation and destruction on Walcheren island. Here the British stormed the estuary of the Schelde at a cost of 40,000 lives. The RAF had to bomb the dykes which kept out the sea, They dropped leaflets warning the populace to evacuate, but floods cost 250 lives of Netherlanders who ignored the warning.

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triotic sacrifice.” Donald B. Keller was chosen vice | Belt R Stk Yds pid... di a [ 800—Top of the Morning |11:45—Everybody’s Farm 3:15— Metropolitan Opers : : was doing to the hotel business. He|M. Harrison and L. F. Neizer. bbs-} I 815 0 “30—N Here is the sequel: New York | Should Promote U. S. Defense | Coaae 30 Saber L. St. Pierre, | | spied Camels As he talked | Coming from Ft. Wayne will be Bobbe- Merril Jom pid. i | B15, Sraute 14. News Nooy--Man on the Farm $8 Metropolitan Geers i / Kk } re | t / «33 3 3 . . 1 milk companies now make gvery | Now, the lend-lease act provides Spcrelary o Bho 5 Sushanan) shout | how hotels were going broke! Ray Laughlin, purchasing agent and Circle Thonrer Som “viasn 3 3 3040 owning jlatinte mB oy $00-Hews 4 other-day retail deliveries and have that ndthing shall be distributed | rieetin ry a under price regulations, he fondled assistant treasurer; A. C. Richard, mwith Loan 3% ° Pie siden 108 In, 9:15—Boone Co. Caravan 1:00—Metropolitan Opera 4:30-Inside Radio § ‘ quit making free special deliveries: unger its terms uniess it will pro- | hn ot 8 direct. | the package. manager of indus-| Electronic Lab fom 8" '§% 9 45 Alex Drejer—News. 13s Metrapoitan Opes 1 soe Muisoum i$ 1 § ‘to save manpower and trucks. mote thé defense of the United | Soar of direct=! che senators kept a watch on him. trial relations and { HooK. Drug Co com... RR ptd. Be By mer——— : 3 Fae, aHer the war, they are going states. Any deliveries to a Euro- | os col 180 did the press. So did the com- assistant .secre-| Home T&T Ft Wayne 1% pid 51 i lo Fase thew peas o VICE: | pean country after the European | d : Re €0 V3 mittee clerks. Ryan demanded re- | tary, and Glen] | ing Sonn Inn a Slopvs 1iiig Pow they'll have to charge 1 or 2 cents armistice. would not meet that advance fromijis for the hotels. He let go, ‘re- | Wells, educational °Indpis P & L pf .... 116 § more a quart, they say. And they're stipulation, his position of di-|}yctantly, of those Camels director. on ALR in Mu . getting an anti-inflation subsidy of go the agreements will provide rector - of public Yat ab | oops Rallyays com.....:. 1¢ o : 2 § provide | They -still were there, with 100 Theodore H. dois ales 2 Fa 106 : Us 2 cents a quart now. =~ for post-armistice payment, which | relations, Which eyes focused on them, when Senator | Thonet Will - be| Seek Ney "rege rams A com. 018 4 The iii digs get lower prices is where the American taxpayer Ie has held for claude Pepper of Florida turned up! general superin-| Kingan & Co pfd... sl 6 ; when milk clvery service Was should become very much-interested. | the past fivelas the next witness. He said the tendent. Mr. ‘Lincoln Loan Co 5'%% pfd .. 07 o .. : ad Conpon. slashed but it will have to pay eX-|1f American lend-léase administra- | years. He Is also, OPA was good “for the Florida fruit Thonel, 5 gradu-|Lmges Nat Lie com &..... 9 i - 3 4 ira: to get: the -old service -back! tors compel foreign nations to keep —p.-B. Kelter - *. 20214 member | growers. He said he hoped the com- | : - ate of Ohio State P R Mallory com .. L230 at = Perhaps the milk companies can't their requisitions.to minimum needs, | of the Marion mittee wouldn't change the law. He L. Thompson UHIveIsity, fori ie gery org a a ; 4 telp it, although the industry isn't’ there will not be much surplus goods | county chapter for infantile paraly- | toyed with those Camels. J. L. Thompsen merly was general | Pub Serv of Ind com ......... 231s 24% fos 4 4 ‘ a Or ; || notorious for efficiency. But it does to be delivered “after the armistice. |Sis. the Industrial Training asso-| He would have been beaned If he manager bf the S. K. C. aircraft| Ross cesr so tag com wooo 17. 10 § 30 to prove that you can't: win pf the administrators are too open-| ciation, Junior Chamber of Com- | swiped 'em and he knew it. He put division of Steel Kitchens Corp, 5° Ind @ & E 487% cam, ? ’ . py | sainst inffation. handed, there will be a great deal merce, Meridian Street Methodist |'em down and walked out. That Connersville, and previously was as- United Te oam2, JE PE roen 5 2 F dont TIN ODDS AND ENDS: Apple grow- °f Ppost-armistice deliveries. Bagi, is big president of | ended the Jesiicy, Those Camels sociated with Precision Manufac-| Union Title oe : : E : : ; the university alumni asso- | stayed on the table : | turing Corp., Fall River, Mass.; A. E. | N PEA L ws, who ‘watched. oranges and ; g 0) Fh dh] A Win'w® 1h : a rrapeiruit zoom to PORK ERLE tims INCORPORATIONS An : 74+. 1 found myself a senatorial chair, Egan Engipeering Corp; Boston/ Areriony re bere 00 —By Bushmiller i! :he first world: war, hope to develop writ ip Cert Pierre is on the board of with a good. view -of, Williams'/and Morse Engineering Corp, NeW | Blliner erties st 4 lor < ’ 3 $.n apple rich dn vitamin C ‘and, The Keller Cos, Muncie; ‘articles accept- | directors of the | cigarets. and .I sat down. ator | York. | Cit of Com Bidg 4'>s 61 203 3 ovisio General Cor t A i i = i { Citizens Te 4s. 6 10° 7 {think they have it in the White of 1930; 1000 shares without Ot Es Indianapolis sym Bourke B. Hickenlooper of wa ap- | Guests tonight will inchide Brig. Eo I hes. 81... 103 co YOU ll Salville, an old French one that's| Sundial Tes Room, inc. Indianapolis; phonic choir and p | proached, but thought better of it./ Gen. R. E. Hardy, chief of the am=| Consol Fin 5s 56 ... ''['’[ a 7 n ’ diss tion. rt y k. | i bein. 43 : owrayt nd As Tel 0 3128 10.... 08 REIT 2 seing developed to fill that “An i] Institute of Aeronautics, Inc, he id ation % He didn't even-touch 4he package, | munition division, industrial service, | Tndpis B. & L 3s 70 ° ‘ee 107 3 \ 2 Ripvle a.day’ will keep the doctoriLmou. sorporstien amendment chsng- | ATP. He Is =a Cigarets Nabbed [in he Var department; Col. J. 'C, Indbls Kibwars So bs oF. Soy W s way" slogan. War ravaged | ice, Inc. member of the | Shouvlin, chief - of the Cincinnati! Kuhner Packing Co 4s 54 99 ovr Zo nost of Italy's sugar beet crop and |; EF Tr, Cramer Construction “Engineers, Broad Ripple post Senator Charles W. Tobey of New | ordnance district: Governor Gates, | N Ind Pub Serv 3lzs 73 104 a $ RAYS sugar g p Inc, 249 N. Delaware st, Indianapolis; aynerican Legion Hampshire looked at the cigarets,! v |p Ind 4's 55 . 892 19 of her 50 refineries are stil] in| @gen. E. F_ Cramer, same address, 100 gion, {Mayor Tyndall ard others. Pub Serv of Ind 3x 73 10513 ” 8 : : shares of 850 ‘per value} BE. F. Cramer, M. | the Universal club thrust both his hands in his pockets, " | Pub Tel 4's 5 100 RT —,,l€$”€s f Serman-held northern provinces: | agnew, Ora D. Cramer 4 Tokheim was requested by the| Trae Term Xin 55 67 97 22 jo more of our sugar is heading _Babbtt-Barber Asphalt Products, Inc. nd is president {20 Faliey a ame ordnance district to operate the| sEx-dividend. =~ ; | =O) ro, NZ fiver there... . More than 150 ona re" mumisties and. deal om “fo | OL ne Cathedral [Took thous Camels ant stues eum on | Foner lent-owried Fell Greek plat, | \ Loz, nillion pounds of cornstarch and Paper and roofing materials, etc. "|men’s club. Ook those Camels and stuck ‘em in| which was formerly used by E. C.| LOCAL PRODUCE 7% = ) fextrin went-into making adhesives Bank Bia on Coen pi Meronants Prank B. Flan- R..L.. St. Pi 1s pocket. # lady clerk started to] Atkins & Co. In the making of Ly Bua = a ! {es sives Bank g., Indianapolis; agent, Kurt P. ibis coe eS erre | wrestle with him. | P i Bi = Pantzer, same address; 1000 shares of $100 (ner is president, | armor plate. a ast year: the Je Jat Seals clgare) par value, to engage in Bis opers- | Mrs. Paul H. Buchanan, vice presi- | He got free, identified himself as 21c Heavy reed hens 24s. Leghorn nems Japer or binds books. . . . Ore car- |tion.; M. D. Larsh, I. J. Morgan, Kurt F | Hank Fagan, a senatorial messenger, INVEN Brotlers, fryers and roasters, under & Z ———— fers now on the ways will have | Pantzer, dent, and Paul H. Buchanan, treas- NVENTOR DIES AT 82 Ibs, white and barred rocks. 38c rrrm— 11 30 Posey Coutity Farm Bureau Co-operative | er, and said he'd been looking all morn- BELCHERTOWN. Mas Old roosters, 15¢ 3 : a Cw a | easing capil sock a. 43.3 are ing for a smoke, The senators Sled yg. P)._artnr F. Bardwes, 0. ne Be Ede agin Ses 10 | — : : {into 400 shares preferred of $25 par value, outside, looking disappointed. ve t es * 7 small, 26¢: no A eam, 8; Brady 4 « 5 Weettn f oounds and measuring 22 feet in 40.000 Jharts voung common of $5 par N Y Stocks There in the marble hall, was| ho invented the voting machine | * gufter—No 1. 60c Butterfat—No. 1 : : . ameter. Lor service stock of $5 par value. — Williams, who manufactures cigarets| . ‘¢ turn Of the century, died at|4oc: No 2 3. a For bus travel information — fares, times of arrival i WE |by the millions and the billions. [his Hoge hete Sesioruay after a ond departure — call your ticket agent. : CROSSWORD PUZZLE ; ai: 1 Lei ci | What he was looking . for and § 1 ness; It way learned today. iH Answer ‘to Previous Pussle Allis-Chal Sta Man, CRt"8t {couldn't find, he sald, was a ORCE Ax 5-C : 2 ’ ’ { DIVORCE AND $100,000 DIVISION OF . Am Can 93! 93! 93ly — | cigaret. S Naturalist | An Nog & ss it » a 3 z "2 i Me? I Tsmoke a pipe. -.. HOLLYWOOD, March 16 (U. P). MONEY N D A N A LARA LL a, i J a A a m Rad & § 33 3% 3% - | : : A RE ES fn al Gl id er EL [moet | dewe) Mush Levis INDIANA MOTOR BUS COMPANY TAT 1622 162% 162'2 + Ya preckels was awarded -a divorce HORIZONTAL 4 Grain Am Tob B T2713 Te 4 A 51 i e ni o a 100,000 from Sugar Heir John | | 1 Pictured nat.’ §¢ SAM Am Water W .. 10% 10 10 + Jt DISPOSAL OF ALCOA dnd $ | ’ Zar Anaconda see 33 32% 32% — | £ 3 esterday uralist, John 8 Short cough an Ane WaCable' | 431 43%, 3 — | D. Spreckels III yesterday. On Ev rythin rmol : . 73 73 13 3 1 1 S Amarin 1Kimono ifn. 80 80 5 25 REMAINS IN DOUBT! u.s. statement QuisklY, ompiantially Diamonds, Watches tl Refining 35 43 Ma — Vy sashes ) {3ald Loco ct ... 20's 20% 201s + al ——— No Red Tape Philosopher 8 Girl's na Bendix Ava [| 82% Bi 80a + 3) “WASHINGTON, March 18 (U. P.)— P 12 No alee fink ng ¥ Beh Sen 3 % i 1% + 4 FT TSEURan, March 16 (U. P.). Government expenses und receipts for the On Diamonds, Watches Musical Instruments Cameras Borg-Warn 39% 39% 39) "351 ~The Aluminum Co. of America [Curent Bscal year through March M,| i 14 Inheritances 10 Near 25 Kind of poem 43 Angered Borg-Warner .. 30% Pa Ih + =n compared with a year ago.” " Jewelry, Radios Clothing, Shotguns, Ete. 11 Interjecti (pl.) Ches & Ohio .. 51% 51s 51's — 15 A0DOUNced today that it regardgd AHH Tie, 16 Unfettered on pl. 44 Dreadful > .. 513% 51's 51% " : Expenses $68.015,066,660° $ 64,260,236,411 " Musical Inst 18 15 Soldier 26 Stupid Childs ,........ 6% 6% 6%. — X% | the government's anti-trust suit as war Spend 62,292,893.743. 60, 150, 065,326 usical Instruments (R Oldest Loa JEWELRY NC LM PAL, Annoys 45 Each (ab.) Curtiss-\r .. . 6's 6 8% .... [having been “fairly ‘and ably - | Receipts 29.124.363,698: 26.675.515 234 c Sh (} ‘Brox h l h 20 Cowhead (slang) 30 Cereal grasses Dotiglas Airc... 67% 67% 67% — "ki 8 been "falrly “and ably con- | i™"nenciv. | 38890702471 37.584.709,526 ameras, Shotguns} | irdhets Io Cc Co. Inc goddess 16 Feminine 33 Johnnycake 48 Everything Du Pont... 184% 184 164 + al sidered” by the circuit court bf ap-| Cash Bal 15.325.525.938 16.704.756.868 " Anythin oy: phate " i ~By V. T. Hanilin 24 Stove nickname 35 Beverage 49 A point #o{Gen Foods... a2 J Hh : rd peals for the second circuit, | Pub Debt "1 235.980.298.436 187.485.188.183 grr 146 E. WASHINGTON ST. : 26 Successor to 17 Sun god 36 Witticism 50 Toward gen Jigtors ... 88% 6% hy —.N Under a decision made by the!Gold Res ... 20,452,514,958 21,660,631,872 "=We Buy DIAMONDS, HT msm on Ataturk -18 Finis 38 Melody 51 Red Cross Goodyear 55%. 8% B6% i. |court Monday, ultimate dissolution | INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE WATCHES," JEWELRY! Y 27Dip gently 21 Dipsomaniac* 40 Turkish (ab.) Griyhouad Cp . 3% "din 24% %|of Alcoa was left unsettled. It WBS | preuringe os a Ee : U | : 28 Seine 33 Within di village 53 Upon Int Harvester : 10% 5 18 yy | Tuled ial only after the SUTPLLS Debits ethers suanvans ives eam 17,744,000 Ye ra oy 29 Negative ay of w 42 Philippine 54 Worthless Kennecott ..... 3814 38 38 | property board has disposed of “all : —- “ ‘ UARANTE ED 31 Long Island (pl.) archipelago (slang) Kroger GuB™. 307 39% 39% — u,|the war-created government-owned WAGON WHEAT ¥ RR [| i LYS : os Lima fomss -« 881s 3812 38%... aluminum plants, or found they ORI State Pawners 0 Lh oles [2 £7 artig) 22 Like 5 1 6 IT 0 Lorillard pt "| 170% 170% 170% 1 14|CANNOt be disposed of, Will the| uo io ine close of the Chicago market | Affiliated win Lineoin A CI AT Po ny " madre Martin (Glenn) 25%; 253 254 - P 8 Jewelry Co. [44 th » Ste {2 2 Ld 33 Paid (ab.) T 7 1 Mont Ward Bie Be, 2% 3 courts decide whether or fot Alcoa |today, Indianapolis flour mills and ge (} ¢ Slate Zl IY a: 134 Feline 5 Nash-Ke v 17% 11% i 1 ie|18 to. be dissolved as a monopoly. |tiSrAIors paid dL EEE ir merits. | 201 W. Washington St. INDIANA 31]: (H 1} 86 Extinct bird 15 Nat Diotillers HH Wii Bw Situation Changed oats, No. 2 white or No 12 red, Yestin id Cor Capitol Ave. dnd Wash. st ps RY . JOA. ua % ‘ . or be c, corn, No yellow 2 Eas he " 37 Separate MN ret uN Wn a “The circuit court ruled that Al-| def 26 e 9%, So ner bushe) and 112 East WASHINGTON St. 11% ‘parts Ib 1B |" FICL1EOT IPackare oof; ;: Mi Mh 104 coa monopolized the virgin ingot |No. 3 white shelled. old crop. $1.34%. Ene i 39 Valuable |Ean Am Air & 8% 33 13% + 35 iasket 25 Jie 2% 1040, When it waa/ Make Woodworking Your Hobby. Use A 41 yo of Isage 1 E {Erelow Dodes Be NA Hi FE an company’s Ti stockholders | * MORTGAGE LOANS * DELTA : "a . | Pullman ‘40% 49%a 497% + E id, “sy ce then the sitiation has | - Tui ; . MOTOR-DRIVEN TOOLS d al, I fe ol, ria 204 20% 204 x js Said. Yor ja er e 8 ao a FARMS, RESIDENCES (Includitig FHA Lolns), Exclusively at | 3a ami md To completely chang e TMEN yd BUSINESS BUILDIN : a6 Indians (Be R Tob BR :.. 35% he ~ i of other producers into the ingot APARTMENTS and BUSINESS BUILDI GS _VONNEGUT’S 47 Lizards - ; 4 Serve) ne . i 10% — market and by the construction for | Rates 4%—41} Cp—41)% ’ 120 E. Washington St. 50 Whistler 37 3 40 | South Pac a a + | A ownership by the government is Cea Press : | Bid. Brands, 30% 30% + of ingot-producing plants with a ca- ; . Commission will be paid to qualified brokers . 8: oi Ind ... 36% 3% eis 5 io| pacity more than 50 per cent great- | ; ’ - 11 WHILE THE REST oF »|oid on NG EC abl ad 1 er than Alcoa's.” The State Life Insurance Company f) INE THE TOWN SLEEPS 2 4 ” } . . Tox Gulf Prod. . Ba Bh “This the , court recognized,” it || | Mortgage Loan Department ) 20th Cent Pox . 31h 2113 21s continued. “It was neither held Ce iy : ve he ro. a 1 4 Ya nor intimated that the company CH STATE LIFE BUILDING . BEEBE EH al Westin a : 3 las. 3 ionopely under thecy sire 15 East Washington St “Phone MA-35 51 J Zenith Rad .... Y ®» We + Ww ge,

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