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unin Mi ] G lg - : pine Y i © | puLaN GARDEN PARTY Ee eat Gouging-Is on Wane, [GENERAL RAPS MAY (Parole Violators - |HOG PRIGES ARE OEILOCAL | nests chapter of the Bune, 3 \ i Stores Await Fate of OPA| IN-‘PHANTOM' QUIZ| Cun Wounds:Boy| 1 kT [0GAL YARDS BRIEFS © -.. ld coset nn wk re J £ Il (Continued From Page One) that al sales for ‘everal w eks Conitnusdf Flom Tage. Ong) so "a: Ase Contitued Few Rage Ouny : = ee ‘ o bE IB ..c0 ore ialing 10 with the ~pojg|UId De. ata loss, cause T didn't think it was fair.” A ed io ae Sark any hogs they might buy on the| mys L. C. Trent Will preview WI ihe ine” Datt, 8 R w i ¢ "TOIe| The result of the cautious buying | In March of 1944, Gen. Campbell |, oo ho court, present market. subjects for study in thé missionary | mt pattern, he said. will be sparsely stocked shelves and | testified, it became necessary for Cattle Market Active

! Uncertainty over the fate of ‘the a continued meat shortage, despite the ordnance department to send ‘March 18, 1943-—Arrested vehicle« The market appeared to be- mos groups for the year 1946-47 next ! new OPA bill also -has produced |the flood of livestock * to the | Gen. Roswell Hardy out to Chicago king, places. a8. "or haven affected by De with Thursday at 2 p. m. at the meeting ] a lull in wholesale. buying. maskets, grocery spokesmen pre-| in ig I Beto Judge Mar pus the castle moving steadily and the of the SAneny Connell of Central v cled. . 3 A a . Stores Hesitant ’ . ————————————— Gen, Campbell said, and it was| July 21, 1943—Arrested on chafges Sol ang lami bidding taking sn Grocers are hesitant to lay in! determined to send Gen. Hardy |of burglary and vehicle-taking, com- 8 : H M 35 of 1441 Spann Iarge stocks at present prices, win tS TUDEBAKER PLANS to Chicago to “get the facts” of mitted to Indiana Boys’ schogl by with " and heifers were Mauve: erbert apis, 01 pa : A . : : sibili ; w | { the wo. loads of choice 1277 ave, is in fair condition at City i poo ‘ (| i the possibility they would have to| NO CHANGE IN PRICES the case. Judge Rhoads. Escaped from pounds and three loads of 1100 to } retail commodities not sold imme- ad Unhedrd Of,. He Says Juvenile detention home. 1160 pounds seling at $20. hospital after being struck early hrs min. 5 50 | Ji diately at rolled back prices if the] SOUTH”BEND, Ind, July 5 (U. ‘ Aug. 30, 1943—Police caught Ha- ; i this. morning at Ohio and Noble : Vealers were $1 higher, with the sts. by a car driven by Leon plus 15% Poderel tas

The slight, balding general . said bill is passed. P.) ~The Studebaker Co. “now con- ' re a burglary . id Pt ; . ; | | he hadn't. eyen heard of Dr. Gars-|%l in a ray good and choice selling at $1980 |g nuiiver 34 of 617 BE. Vermont e situation is even more acute templated” "no change in prices o {son or his companies until he re-|Was Te En to $20. Lambs were 50 cents high- |. )

with packers, since anything they|its 1046 models, President Paul|ceived & telephone call from Mr, lowing .day in juvenile court his| Cl Fe MR ut TERA andl fo miio—— Call L n co 5 buy at this week's high livestock |momrman sald today, May. For that matter, he added |commitment to the Indiana Boys'| spring lambs bringing $18. SN in in 1 15

prices would not be ready for sale| se Hoffman said the corporation | Ne still wouldn't know Dr. Garsson|School was suspended on condi- . ARMY PRISONERS RIOT or until after “rolled-back” prices be« |. ..id adhere to its no Bath “if he walked into the room.”. [tion the boy join the navy. MISSOULA, Mont, July § (U. sour travel agen

came effective, This would mean policy of asking only a low profit] Gen. Campbell said Mr. May in-| Oct. 11, 1943—In juvenile court Organizations P.) Several hundred army prison

per vehicle . . . regardless of how troduced Dr, Garsson to him over again on a burglary charge. Escaped ers af the Ft. Missoula army dise | strong the sellers’ market may be.” the telephone and that Dr, Garsson from juvenile aid division authori. hd ciplinary barracks were reported on ta te Deaths followed by visiting him at the war ties; cAptured a few hours later| A public card party ul be given to-

He returned this week from MOTIaY at 8:39 the Butni vest. | today to have rioted all day during

washington and a conference with department. at Mars Hill Strisbeck sua” 3 ado. " wl Bais »of the Fourth of July holiday, setting FLY THE GREAT SILVER FLEET N m—————— Oct. 29, 1943—Charged in juvenile ingto, nn a Dens Jos Sap oft hel. | fire to five barracks before helng

President Truman. He is one of pOOSWELL_ John Smith, #5. Survivors: | doten industrial leaders who LIFE-T TERMER MISSING. court with vehicle-taking, nenin Elion. pubielty ier Analy and Ethel| subdued: rig oy dred, Srntber, Bnei Kyle" [confer with the President on the FROM STATE PRISON &ve choice of joining navy.

CLINTON. —. William Samuel Bell, sa. |rehabilitation of foreign trade and Dee. 285, 1943—Arrested in stolen | * hs o * * LS LS x . x A A x he i: a oe & PHONE LI-64T1 | FREE PARKING =u:'ceer | 5 WAYS TO

urvivors: Son, John R.; daughters, M MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Jul i izabeth Pierce, Mrs, Margarer, Welsh, MORWATY pulieie policies, . — (U, P.) Virgil W, Bruce, 29 ys var; Cltared up series of shefia g Mrs. Lavina Markley, Mrs. Pay Longo. an’ : Hon Dec. 29, 1943Charged in juvenile

tenced to life imprisonment f » rn Whi Si es Ry enna, | OSTRICH | EGG. SITTER Dearborn county in 1936 after co crs with Yeithery, waived to crim.

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le cnet. ol ORDERS A SERENADE viction on frst degree murder | 1181, SOUTt on a second-degree | SHOP HERE: . H . R WOC - | charges, was. missing from Indiana y : ’ Somme A Fuinon ley: daughter. Ano ul HOLLY D, July’3 (V. Ply state prison today. ' March ' 30, . 19#4—Criminal “court a

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th any mdment Va] was. working on’ the GR Shi is Xenesh oI. Ytomatt 40, oday, expec hs i : # a Ah oe wr A 0 Sg lt a baby atrich ¢ peck its ay | Hearby: Hort BR oote Hien ' 3 : bo» sentenped by Putnam. county) Wiis Mrs. Mowsrd Duggledy: [through its shell. : | peared sometime before te 10 p.m. 8 2.8 - : | check, guards sald. - eireuit court to one to five years in|

TERRP WAUTE-Mrs, Agnes Hagyerty,| All signs indicated: his three reformatory on escape charge. A

81. Survivors: Son, Rebert W.. daugh-| weeks as a human incubator should ol bor Mrs. "Mary Grimes, Mrs. Ales Che- be ‘over today FORRESTAL GROUNDED ed er, 4e al Pelee P : . 30- -Day Charge : by f p! Ji 3 Ta x : gonad, award and Joseph Fi) Ty roran alerted a wood-wind quin-| TOKYO, July 5 (U. P.)—8ecre-

John I, Rogers, 58. Shrvivors: Wie |tet, prepared-to serenade the new tary of the Navy James V. For Feb. 8, 19—Charged with dis. Mary E.; daughter, th , Arthy pref) ; : -1 Mary B.} 3 ug! Dorothy; sons, Arthur | arrival with specially’ written hatch- | restal was grounded in Manila to- poston. No record of dis | Martha Turner Mowk, T™. Subviver: ing songs. day when weather interrupted his pos

Daughter, 1 1 : on at nam bee Hanger flight from Guam to Tokyo.

Mrs. Merta Witty, 60. LICENSE RECORD SET mere —— PAY RAISE FOR a 0 ah a ile amin Times Special DEDICATE NEW AIRPORT

Latham; son, Darrel M.. sisters, Mrs GREENFIELD, Ind, July 5-| MT. VERNON, Ind, July 8 (U.|. William Badders, Mrs. B. M. Love, Nearly twice as many marriage li- | P.)—Independence day celebrations OFFICIALS BLOCKED Arthur M. Fuhrman, 40. Survivors: ‘ > | Wife, Gladys; son, James A.: mother, Mrs | censes were issued here in June here were featured by the dedica-

William J. Puhirman; sisters, Mrs. Ar-|than in afty previous month. There tion of the city’s new airport, Sothe (Continued From Page One) { felis Hagerman, Mise Luels Punrman,| yore ny’ Jicenses issued. 6000 attended the ceremonies.

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Included in Budget The position taken by the association appeared to block any collection of the salary increases next year by the holdover officials, pending a court decision on the legality of paying the increases. So sure have the officials been of collecting the increase, that it has been included in the 1947 budget of | $15,000,000 on the strength of the

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