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Naim FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1048 Le Pha dea 1, 1946 ; s JUNE 21, | mm ere ere metered . ans » : ovr he Rp A ' J di li : eR” k nN ! ’ 3 PITTSBORO BOY KILLED SUIIER SPEC . ERK n iIanapo IS C ; oup e to Mar PRO ! PITTSBORO, June 21 (U. P)~ ; ALS— : vis -, ; Rites were planned foday for fiveiy : oo" 60th A .. S ol - year-old Kent Helm who was killed THE PATIO LOUNGE T IE TE ! SUE nniversary sunday BALKS 0PA BILL yesterday when struck by an autoa / < ; . mobile. He was survived by the Open Gi JE $ 50 Mr. and Mrs, William H. Hadley parents, a sister, and grandparents, — 8 A. M. fa! 29 : will celebrate their 60th wedding : Fh go to PE am Up Hopes for Peace Conference anniversary Sunday with ‘a “pitch- Ballot on Compromise Is HAIR-DOS OF PERSONAL APPEAL SPM : 1 =." Liberal Hinge on Agreement. in” dinner for relatives and friends Expected Today. Croquignole Wave ehh 8 Credit at their home, 6040 W. Washington Cold Wave Shampoo & Hairdress {. Terms PARIS, June 21 (U.P). ~The Big|g WASHINGTON, June 21 (U. P). i 4 Personal Supervision and Modern Equipment Four foreign ministers, feeling their | = forts to reconcile ? MEW 3 way toward a mid-summer peace] ' The couple, operators of a tourist —Senate-house e ; : International Beauty School Bn ashingien conference, turned today to the|home, was married June 23, 1886 their differences on price control ! : critical Trieste issue, greatest of the|in Brazil, birthplace of the 82-year~ legislation hinged today on drafting disputes delaying the Italian treaty.| old husband. He is a retired carpen- of a compromise amendment on cost There appeared a general deter-|ter and contractor. and profit allowances, mination to smash through the Mrs. Hadley, 18, 15 a native ‘of Following two days of apparently , . i ns existing blank wall of disagreement . ' ' non-productive sessions, the con- eat er an 1-Purse and make possible,a 21-nation con-| Little Point, Ind. The Hadleys have terees handed the controversial cost y ference in mid-July. lived in Indianapolis 42 years. Pre« and profit problem over to a special vill > a - : Having agreed to shelve the fate|vious to that they resided in Brazil, Bie-med Subsite 107 Men i : ; , 1 . Ky.), con~wm You'll feel like sleeping—in this colorful decorative patio lounge §|°F Itallan colonies for one year, the| noqtesville and Oklahoma City, Rep. en pe expected a vote chair, It's comfortable and roomy, with a soft innerspring mat- ministers were expected to consider Okla ference c HE niitioe's rece! tress. Durable all steel construction—easily moved around the next the Dodecanese islands, Trieste " today on the su yard. and the Italo-Austrian frontier, The| Mrs. Hadley is one of 12 rela- ommendations, vari FLORIDA at 3700 East og of Trieste and the neighbor-| tives in her family that have cele= a SH HEH. {ing Venezia Giulia area is the crux - . > 4 TT» 25th and of the whole conference, brated golden wedding anniver the slow progress of the conferees CYPRESS \ | J [A Station V. M. Molotov of Russia seemed |Saries. Her parents were married and expressed doubt that an agree- | ; | IIHT ff a as anxious as the western power|55 years. ment could be reached during the % iil I leaders to avoid a breakdown in the| Mr. and Mrs. Hadley have one day. £ LEVEN Lhipme conference. daughter, Mrs. Ivah Princell of Chief differences on cost and u eh A breakdown still is possible, but| Buffalo, N, Y., who is here for the profit allowances dre contained in ¥ Nr 3 — [the ministers are moving forward | anniversary celebration; four grand« amendments sponsored by Senator Bo . . |by cautious steps. If they find a|children, and one great-grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hadley |Taft and Rep. Jesse P. Wolcott (R. LR ; {formula for Trieste, progress prob-|—— Mich.). The senate-approved Taft 3 j a ! ably will be swifter, . plan would allow producers to It | Soviet agreement to shelve, the H HT EEN ON Motorists Leave |charge their October, 1941, prices 2 Ws issue for a year, a reversal ' ' plus any increased ip oa = {of Molotov’s earlier stand, put the : . The house-approv: olcott plan : ministers in better position to pro- Meat on Roads would set up an entirely different ¥ duce an Italian treaty and make a Timer Special pricing Sigodurd of costs plus : [full-dress conference practical, y . “reasonable” profits, } — — Trace ———— wa MES, 310. TUNE Blow Stabilization Chief Chester Bowles i | » ) { 0 ¥ . __ , |characterized the two proposals as 4 A 3-pc. tough fibred sturdily constructed cypress set, famous for DEPAUW CANVASSES House Senate Differ Over food shortage, Clyde Barnes of daleyed action Ea eT would ® Red \ its long wearing qualities. Can stand rain or sun without harm, ‘FOR STUDENT ROOMS! 4 Hope, state highway commission |, 0 "our hopes for a period of ® | Group’s Membership. road patrolman, kept a tally on | "oooh Fiaeral peace and Tan ] | GREENCASTLE, Ind., June 21 (U. slain animals on a trip between full production.” ® Brown i |P.).—~The housing shortage has{ WASHINGTON, June 21 (U. P.).| Hope and Shelbyville on Road 9. Either, he py would n itate Alligator Prompted DePauw university offi-|_A hot senate-house fight over| He said motorists in one day widespread revision of price ceil 4 2 cies an students to begin a house-| control of the U. S. atomic energy| had killed and failed to retrieve: ings and result in an “unending Calf - 2 canv i ‘00m. tar fall ae A nl nd rooms for) program shaped up today after| one red fox, one opossum, eight |stream of higher prices all across | “President Clyde E wil dian sald President Truman expressed his ap-| chickens and two rabbits. the board.” Ire, X SE WP nldibsd tthe most acute probl fi proval of the senate’s bill providing) speeding automobiles also had | Mr. Taft angrily charged the Here's a practical gift that's pretty oor SRN J VC SSN NP | accom a PRE ag 3nd for, Sorplete Sivijan sonisal. ® slain two pet cats and two dogs, |stabilization chief's repeated blasts too! Folded. it's a ooin purse : H . : airman Brien c n ‘| he said. “sak ! , only N in BRIGHTWOOD every additional place meant one| Gon) of the senate atomic energy : 7 *, Songressiohul Jive Jade vuake open, a zippered billfold . , . in genuine Ss more dent d secure a committee, told reporters he would WINS POST ON GOP to achieve any compromise.” alligator-grain calf. Carry it in your 4 _irollege education. | attempt to block house amendments BANG-or 10 your Dandbuge Ba Ta which he believes spell military dic- SLATE IN RECOUNT NEW FIRE STATIONS ks tatorship for the atomic program. d ) ’ The clash will come when the] KOKOMO, Ind, June 21 (U, P.. MORE POLICE URGED —Lowell Rich, Howard county {house version of the atomic bill is ’ —— ~ * sent to conference With an already former, today was designated the Times Special approved senate measure Republican nominee for trustee off RICHMOND, Ind, June 21—The oe ore : Monroe township after a second re-|local city council today had under * Likes Senate Version count had given him a plurality|advisement a committee report pro- 28 N. PENN. ST. Across from Loew's Mr. Truman yesterday told his|over his, primary election opponent,|posing establishment of two new ; ancy Ri press conference that atomic energy Halleck E. Tate, who had asked for|fire stations and increase of the tible should be strictly a civilian responsi-|a recount. - 20-man police department to 28, wn bility. He declared that the senate on, ii % version suited him exactly. But Chairman Andrew J. May 2 (D. 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