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TRAFFIC CRAS

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Stormy Troop Leader

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But if those rubber rollers of yours are mighty slick don’t think you can walk into your favorite tire shop on New Year's day and

say, “I'll take four.”

It, just isn't going to work that

In other words, tire ration

certificates, which became virtually the past and rationing itself is in|

its dying days.

licenses to hunt tires, are things of

has declared open season on treads beginning Jan. 1.

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themselves, or builders who agree to sell (No M or rent the houses to veterans, would be eligible for priorities to obtain these

ing materials. Under the program only veterans who wish to build houses for

D. Small announced a list of 10 scarce hous-

IGTON, Dec. 21 (U. P.).~The

government today ordered into effect Jan. 15 a program of priorities that will re-

serve 50 per cent of scarce construction material for low and moderate cost housing

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materials. Each house built under this plan

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"LOCAL TEMPERATURES

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MORE SNOW IS FORECAST FOR 'YULE HOLIDAY

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Perils Homes On North Side Firemen were battling a spreading fire started by a blazing gasoline truck at 21st and Capitol ave. short-

ly after noon today to avert an ex-

plosion.

The blaze was not yet under control 30 minutes after the huge truck

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promised for Indianapolis in the local weather bureau's official five-day forecast is-

was set afire by the spread-|sued today.

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driven out by the intense heat from

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their apa were making

the shortest day in the The sun rose at 7:04 a. m. and

today,

Winter arrives officially at 11:02

coupe reported year.

Lee, 534 Division was due to set at 4:23 p. m.

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