Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1946 — Page 3

SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1046 =m THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

lousing Project Planned At Purdue, :

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ra 13 VETERANS Veteran, 22, Will Adopt Six Relations, 5 to 16 y AVEN SOUGHT i 55% 1, joe Bil |B BE HELPED BY POLISH JEWS Sever ns bi : July 6, 1946 Ma vy MATS ass BY PROGRAMS Refugees to Be Admitted to rom his work A U.S. Zone. | n signed legis= || % Wi: By CHARLES P. ARNOT | $437,703,212 to a Residences Also Scheduled United Press Stall Correspondent — tice and come { : KIELCE, Poland, July 5 (Delayed) . nd federal u- "| | To Be Constructed —The Kielce anti-Semitic riot in| Dear Folks— All Lit Up— — on For Faculty. which 40 persons died was expected The city's first post-war July’ 4th was The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce mma 11 se gid ong ot of 0 ore won| ompurcty se aut” ais vib vo Sumented on sic vent wih y pl of Jews from an e te department i LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 6—A States occupation zone of Gérmany. fatalities reported despite the fact that City council scrapped its fourth parkmg ation service housing program to care for 278 Correspondents touring the riot- thousands motored to fireworks displays, } ne hei rast .s ~ Ta anq single veterans, 508 married ex-G. Mars Jewish cvlony Jound_iie Gun biti] Suu Hames tna wy ho vi whe a aie mrs grad4 ) : pelling thought among the survi- ' ependence day d the intels I's and 150 faculty members was vors. It was expressed by oy attraction. was the Sahara aute and army veteran, Jay Hundley, as ofntirely and cus announced today by Purdue uni- Barenhole, 35, who muttered Grotto shebang at Butler ficial rat eradicator. . . . Mayor Tyndall ap. vice funds in versity, through swollen lips: bowl where four tons of overs - pointed Blaine H. Miller, laundry executive, nate insistence The Purdue board of trustees also | “We just want to get out of Po- al md shooting crackers and to the Indianapolis aviation commission. . . . ba The police trafo department warned citizens

| land and stay out.” | Those of the correspondents re-| jeently in Germany were familiar | with the stories told by Jewish trav-.

roman candles (climaxed with a fireworks reproduction of the Iwo Jima flag-ralsing)

armounced letting of contracts for| the construction of sewers and gravel streets and the laying of

to trim thelt shrubbery below 44 inches to conform with a city ordinance. . . . Pleasant Run's south drive was illuminated for

} Measure prow

or. 09,» water mains for the project to A. EB tt A rere X a vt on pc 100 ot wba when Gotan, Ro ay artment funds completed by the time the fall ; > oe sci AEht. "“ Srea u BO TE th wor dbrew the switch on 83 new street lights. Baia service’ j semester opens. it ! Will Admit Jews - lle -. ¢ yy its Talis are Sp ne fe LA gh 3 : J - 5 * merr, n reba i & y ep eT . hey 0 American military authorities palpi a, suburban wrence, my Ie pln. gomniaion nd Whe: senate” ae reap be con Whole ss i an. he ak Ptled A Uc lps 00 THR WE SR LT “ural a 6 Pl The oo or ane and. wan Rik Bilipli't “HE x HR nan eACY. tion and indicated "they would re- aR th n ES. a than a year age snd, when rsd dled 1+ a PEA ceive AS NF DONS Trory TIRANA. Jot: SADIE , He "abetted hon elr homes: frou 3 yards . : of additions by doubling up in furlough from’ Camp Campbell, Ky’ plang to re to Kentucky “tor aweharge 1 then d. ¥ Wk gy wt ura) lon return io his civilian railroad job in Omaha te help keep the family together. The chidven. are, left |MIERt seck admission-fo thelr ocet- f= = by-Poy: Scouts, Lions eHuf~ HABE" X "> UTS SRMR, emai ve Program Outilned to right, Betty Jo, 9: Alberta, 12; Eugene, 5; Ernest, 7; Margaret, 12, and Martha, 16. Tackett, who hag | PAUOO OnE. wild/west riders and volunteer firemen. . . Tee nin served 46 months in the army saw action in Europe with the fourth armored division. Ofidlals also voiced fears that There'll be no shortage of spectacles, vig g Vice President R. B. Stewart. 4a ___ |the bloodshed in Kielce might | the V. P. W. rodeo at the faifgrounds this STRAUSS SAYS: announcing the project said it calls {cause other atrocitiés against. the : u lak eveal for the following work: . |Son of fo} Daniel 0 100,000 Jews still in Poland. Gen. week-end and Ringling Bros. circus hoisting s you have & "», home S ONE: Construction of faculty J 2 4 : Suaisiaw Steds, arriving by plane | the big top at.the Victory fleld parking . s there la 4 grent dest ihe ; houses under private contract and Faces Court FH bi Warsaw for & security min- Jot Monday and Tuesday. . . . Wakeman ign reads “Come and Got IV’ . To provide financed by the university. . 4 from investigation, said the riot general hospital patients were guests of b no on” ase before ° TWO: Movement of barracks to DALLAS, Tex., July 8 (U. P)— | was a well organized atrocity “by | the Red Cross at a picnic in Brown county L. STRAUSS & €0., ING. Ble ne amex. THY Sie csmpus Im Camp Phillips, "| Wesley Brient, 33-year-old veteran, | &-group from abroad which carried state park. The Indianapolis Women's TUE: MAN'S. STORE Ary must ; Ras, Sunvession to apartments for \ said today he would go to court to Juke : pogrom here jelgre He } Bowling association presented 31 radiosto oo ny arri » 4.8 ' : : . .,, | Said the man who provoked-the up- | . . . : fight eviction oceedi by his : orm in | "REE ane or ac Move May Hike Newsprint, Mle God, Police Seek Link With rang ac vey Jit Jt) SLL a coms 6 17h nn . ; Senator W. Lee (Pappy) O'Daniel. member of the army ol n. Wiad- | . in a housewife eels counties gle veterans. Coupled with space Wood Pulp Prices. : Mr. BHent said his case had beens Degnan Clues. islaw Anders, who commanded the | studying possibility of an Indiana soldier's Jor the fst age a sony ad Juv, oblem careful now provided these units will make Polish 3d corps in Ital 1 is foreman of the Marion county grand jury n the interest TE ne. Tr stone ret.| OTTAWA, July § (U. P).-The|taken without fee by Morris L Jaffe.| oy10AGO, July § (U. P).~Chi- ups 8. CA. bonus. . . . AR STI Fecrulting Tecurd was . .. Thieves were foiled in their attempts 50 in the ine erans. price of newsprint was expected Soumél 10¢ the American Veterans| ..., aithorities began questioning Sixt rs n Juric | established here when 136 new enlistees to burglarise the city dog pound when their : , » f 2500 ex-servicemen today in an ixty-two persons ha n ar- were sworn in on a single day. . . . The trance awakened ht in: J Me a at a today Ww Hise use of restoration| «well fight this to the end,” Mr. S ory to link William Heirens, 17,| Tested at Kielce, and more arrests Amvets, World War TI veterans group, Iumbling : . powiisg Ds pig ———y . is being de- of parity between the Canadian Brient said. He said Jaffe had told with a “bloody handkerchief and | were expected. Trials were expect- orga Bite 4 an Ind d hk inmates, . nd By posing as a city restauran . rther .|and the United States dollar, him “no jury in Texas will let them | =. ~~ ct ro trame’ wire, con-|ed fo begin within a few days. | ans department, . . inspector . 3 Re a a to call A loss of income was suffered by put You and your family ois.” pm tone in “in the kid- Correspondents who came to} The can Legion college, specialising pling” free meals, one i | on the state for assistance. virtually all Cunsdien export in| AVC members attending Southern) gc of Suzanne Degnan. [Kielce stumbled into evidence of} "In patriotisii begins here this week. Indianapolis woman iggestion has y Methodist university threw a picket still another outburst of violence || Fr. oe irmary in dustry, gold mines, nickel mines The canvass will be made to see Tai - * 44 temporarily sgived the t, y uti . and various large scale agricultural line yesterday around tlie 1g-umit if the handkerchief and wire were in troubled Poland. In the Radom ” food shortage. . . . hw eB the apartment building owned by Mike area, midway between Warsaw and STRAUSS SAYS: a night be ade implement and machinery and| no ag himself a war veteran | Stolen from any of the veterans'\® “hf a > | ) Indianapolis’ beer CC . : equipment industries. who was discharged from the army homes and, if so, Whether] = oralin progress. Indianapolis has, by and large, crisis was intensi- \ § : It was pointed out. that no price Heirens was connected with the prog a fine of stores—They WILL PLAN TRAINING a i, To prrce\two Weeks ago 28-3 second liew- {0 It developed that 19 Russian sol- | gan Ve Sxpetied te “Heid the fled by a bandit I vi i ne” (there phrase ve g oe WW, either the United States or|“"""" Both the handkerchief and wire, | dlers were killed Wednesday in a | again) — In ‘our own ‘tase who stole 910 cases ¢ Attempting to complete and put| Canada. in police opnion, were used in the | Pitched battle with what were de-| fue—tnsed on Suality_ clans, of brew on route oy Bond 8 into action plans for an extensive Wheat Not Affected J murder of the 6-year-old Degnan serlbig as megvhers of he, Vider- Rr tans tee here from Bt ftraining program here, the Indian-| Tne only major item in Cana- child. Frou SHY ows ® da : 's all we know—And . Louis. . . . y 6 (U. P)—~ fapolis area naval reserve brignde|gian exports to be unaffected by | Identified Handkerchief Enfergiome mae weir si being 38 years old going on Mi—wete les Sherif's deputies 9, “borabaisel | will hold another meeting Monday (tne "currency development was The handkerchief, with the name | Residents said occupants of a! Be dusire te ds sm.’ co brusquely “crashed” two swing parties fe of , at 8 p. m. in the Naval Armory, wheat. Its export sales tradition-| S. Sherman and the numbers 3168, nearby village attacked the Rus- THE MAN'S STORE at a gravel pit at Tist and Evanston. . e of radio's 30th and White river. ally have been quoted in terms of |was identified last Feb. 1 by Sgt. |sians after an alleged Soviet sol- e ¢ 0 A veteran of the Pacific alibied his way out of & traffic fine by explaining

Plans for the Indianapolis brigade | canadian dollars, so that the re- : | se train ymour Sherman, New York, 85 | dier's attempt to rape a girl and Sl Sor 109 i Joy ee be urn to growers will be unaffected Traffic |s Leading Cause of his property. Sgt. Sherman was | steal horses. Undergrounders were De an one night Corin will by tonight's restoration of currency : : lin the Pacific when Suzanne Was! iq to have poured out of the for3 Indiana Deaths. slain. | ests and jeined in the battle. SevBy UNITED PRESS

as free on $20 T arrest on a after a night

Prices Up, Mercury Down— As Indianapolis writhed through the first week minus OPA, a number of things went up but not the mercury. . . . Temperatures

he had to “relearn” how to drive on the right side of the road after driving on (he left side as per custom in Japan. . A ok rca driver was ined $5 and costs

receive a full day's pay, based on Police disclosed yesterday that| gra) villages were reported burned. for speeding on paved street within the

The ‘major effects of the currency the : they had written to the army for Plot Used Boy

sent and was In addition, !move was to deprive. Canadian

ry trial Aug. 2. © trainees will have an option on &|manufacturers of the 10 per cent| The Indiana violent death toll for|, jist of Sgt. Sherman's regimental ! remained on a cool breezy even-keel and \e- row started 14-day training cruise, which is|in selling for United States dollars. the Fourth of July holiday Week- .omrades at camps im the U. 8. in A heavily armed Polish and Rus- many residents slept under light blankets city limits, .. . East siders were baffled” by Bud Abbott’ J planned some time this summer,|Omeials pointed out, however, that | end rose to eight today. the ‘belief that the handkerchief sian escort guarded the 19 caskets during the early morning hours. . . . With a mysterious explosion behind a garage in ® £ with full pay and allowances, Li.\this effect would not apply: uni-| Traffic accounted for five fatall-| might have fallen into the hands | aboard three trucks on the way to all ceilings lifted, most the 2400 block of E Michigan st, . . . A sat down at Cmdr. FP. T. McWhirter, formly across the ‘board. Since ties. Other deaths were due of another soldier through an army | a mass burial. ie businessman virtual arsenal, including a sub-machine gun - laughed, but a battalion executive officer, said to-/many Canadian plants import a drowning and trains. STTOr. At Kielce, a tow-headed young. | large-scale insetien rad six vers, were stolen from Camp day. large percentage of component parts| Three deaths were added Friday Tne war department forwarded |Ster, Henryk Blaszeayk, grinned | held the Price line ty Atterbury. . . . Two local residents who had Capt. Firman F. Knachel, Indian- tor their production from - the|to Three holiday list, all of them/,; 300 names, from which detéctives with unconcern when told that he certain items, especially nd oe of ‘war in apolis attorney and naval veteran|united States, their loss of protec- | traffic victims. culled the names of those inducted | Yas responsible indirectly for the rents, threatened to bulge = homes tenced to 60 days. recently named commander of the|tjon will be partly offset by the| Leslie Beaumont, 68, Bloomington, |y, ough the 6th service command. riot and its_40 deaths and 60 or out of control. . . . Al their were sen brigade, is to return here July 10|jower production costs resulting a retired stone quarry worker, Was| soci of them live in Illinois, Wis- | more injured, though real estate and 0 ¢ from Great Lakes Naval hospital, |from these cheaper component | struck and killed at Bloomington| on and Michigan. He said he ran away from home apartment owning groups where he is now receiving treat- parts. by a Monon railroad passenger! p.iens a student at the Uni- Monday and sought refuge with a! " E d tion Never Stops— ment. He will assume command| Authorities here said the move | train. versity of Chicago, has been friendly farmer a few miles from asked that rent boosts be ucaty 4 mmediately upon his return. was likely to slow up the recent| C. F. McGill, Paris, IL, died of| 1 req with a long series of bur-| Kielce. The farmer coached him to withheld, or limited to 15 Dr. Willis D. Gatch resigned as dean of flow of United States investment |injuries suffered last night when his| oj ee and is considered a suspect inform police that he was kidnaped per cent, in some cases the Indiana university Medical School and Ww L * d w d funds to Oanada. Formerly the automobile went out of control and in the Degnan case. His finger- by a group of Jews, held in the they skyrocketed to 150 per cent. . . . administration of the institution was transar prigae ©dS United States dolar would buy $1.10 | Was wrecked near Muncie. He Waal i match those found on the | Jewish colony, and saw a number of However, most landlords continued to ferred to a four-man committes pending ' worth of Canadian securities, This|® signal inspector for the New York $20,000 ransom note. bodies of slain non-Jewish persons. cha OPA rates Governor Gates ind: Father of Child situation no longer exists. Central railroad. : The boy returned home Wednes- Shi ali cull ‘a. 2oen " . selection of a successor. . . . Butler uniestablish See Investment Boom Ignace Walezack, 52, Clinton, was day night and told the story to his e would chll a special session of the versity awarded 20 scholarships to high J established his RENO, Nev, July 8 (U. P)— ~ |killed when an automobile driven Wasn't His Da father, who took him to police to legislature to enact rent control laws if the school grads outside doers. Among "he tangled love affairs of titian- \aSTnER, She Bow of Canadien by a companion left a highway Y: repeat it. Police said the story al- federal government didn't solve the problem. Marion county. . en ee haired Jean Carbone smoothed out investment expected to be stimu- near Sn and struck a tree. Do Catcher Sa g | ready was circulating before the boy | . In scattered instances, food prices sailed Butler's summer enrollA i in the traditional happy ending 1o0- |,344q since Canadian buyers no Tae Jaen Bara, Clinton, g Y reached the station, convincing] upward and Indianapolis stockyards were ment is 1561 and 500 w Rose Polye Yor as she honeymooned here with |; or will suffer an immediate| )feanwhile, the nation's holiday] MOBILE, Ala, July 6 (U. P).— Se din flooded with 34,000 hogs sent to market at students are attending dings. + hums ; Oa, Dsvuil i Bos RhiE the san of 10 per cent exchenge loss in their | death toll mounted steadily and re- [Every dog may have his day, but ed) e the highest prices in 27 years. . . . House- Purdue extension classes les and many S-montha-oM chlid of | urohase of United States se- |poris from across the nation showed [city dog catcher Pete Bennett, wives and 800 members of the Ernie Pyle here during the balmy e curtties. 277 deaths directly attributable to|Dursing a broken arm, decided post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, threatened 1d dormi meniber, Mr, The English war bride, who mar-| ‘yyy, j1e exchange control techni- holiday celebrations. Most violent today wasn't his. p + ; f d . a a season. . .. All 0 . \ the American ried one man in London and flew |. uy prohibits export of Oanadian [deaths resulted from trafic acel-| Bennett was riding atop the dog arents © uaas s buyers’ strike. . . . Auto dealers, clothiers tory, last vestige of Butols. a "Maton, to this country to" join another...) to the United States, the|dents with drownings ranking |truck in hot pursuit of a fleeing T and druggists pledged to hold the fort, but ler's former campus in e Rotary club, BOSUBH; hee affairs of heart to 8 |non. dian authorities have never in- |second. ; mongrel. The driver maneuvered (o] Wed Tuesd ay beer prices overflowed in some taverns, Irvington, was torn down Pr. Willis D. Gateh folio club and Ao Une His day Jesienind terfered with the selling of inter as into position and Bennett threw his . | " o% to make room for housing. . . . Quonset of Indianape Hole Carbone ey oa RT listed securities. on the New York MACARTHUR IN TOKYO -|net. NEW YORK, July 8. (U. P).—|}. huts are rising on Indiana university's : ster, N. Y. | xchange and the investment. of| TOKYO, July 8 (U. P)—Gen.| At the same moment, the elusive | Norah Carpenter, former British STRAUSS SAYS: and married Capt. Beschen all ; . campus but they'll be used to store materials, » served on the within th . the resulting American funds in [Douglas MacArthur returned from pup reversed his field. The driver barmaid and William (Red) Thomp- t students. Indianapolis f John Herron n the space of & few hours. | i. Tx eoq States securities. There | Manila today following his ap- slammed on brakes. Bennett plunged |son, who fathered her quadruplets, Observe please—trom now on not students. . . . polis Symphony as an elder in The w eaQIng, an almost secret was no indication that this policy | pearance at the Philippine Inde-|to the street. left by automobile today for Pitts- during the summer—ihe store Maestro Fabien Sevitzky was guest conductor \n church. He tlvy ue y, was performed in |o..4 pe changed. pendence day oelebration. The dog raced to safety. burgh with their three surviving closes at 1 on Saturdays. of the New York philharmonic. . . . Three , the ofiee of Justice Harry - children, - new Catholic parishes will be formed here. Dun L. STRAUSS & CO. IN

The couple, looking forward happily to their wedding, checked out of the hotel where they had been

ary degree of ng from Rose

seath with the minimum number of official witnesses present.

THE MAN'S STORE $ ¢ *

IN_INDIANAPOLIS--EVENTS—VITALS

J! ! : Jongell lo. WAGE HIKES DENIED & TODAY ia Bras oi Thera: Sieh | Deomeeuiiiu HIWHS, Au Migeats. Bu: in seclusion since Miss Carpenter's + oe STRAUSS SAYS: EVENTS TOD aa Cloud ‘ Fagner; Jack, Do a arrival from England. : ns There are clearances here and setech: club in AS BOOSTING PRICES Indians Milk Producers Association, | Warner a? N. Tibbs; Doro- o ow. Friese Duns; Charles, The: The two will be married in Pitts- Indians on Wa ] ath : oe hate ¥ roughout t yaaa luncheon 13:18 p. m. Say Luss Scist, 430 X. Bancroft. And Wiliam. Anna Roberts '{ burgh, Mr. Thompson's home town, Our Indians whipped local baseball tu fresh fine

CLEVELAND, July 8 (U. P).— |g J0lnlos Railway Clerks, meeting, 7:30) Isadore Boyewsky. go a Laplol; Reva Ww ty of haipings of r Pr throughout the store—

Lee Pressman, C. I. O. general| p. m. Lincoln Schneider, 340 Blue Ridge rd counsel, today attacked the “totally | ™di i ittes, | Harry Jack Brown, 3304 138th, Cleve- : luncheon, 13 (noon), otumbia Club, 1 : Beast Werley, w Boys fallacious notion” that increased By a - oe > 8. Worley, S71 Winere, At St. Franecls—Robert, Ella Peeler, and wages, in the interes { MARRIAGE LICENSES Stanley ad Brown, 5407 English;| John, Gladys Heerings. ue 2. of adequate Clarence M. Inkenbrands, 1808 N.’ Wal-| Ruby Reis Wilson, R. R. 9, Box 45-F.|At Clty—Wayne, Olean Kerner. Isce: Har Joseph Burton, 3201 W, 10th; Clara| ,: coleman—8helton,

At ‘Home—William, Elsie Schick, 230 N.

Tome - Tuesday, the New York Dally Mirror

said in a copyrighted story. The couple will live with Mr. Thompson's parents,

interest to fever pitch by trouncing . Louisville twice on July 4th, thereby taking Beised tu ‘give olistanding velus first place and winning the honor of battling L prison & CO, INC.

the American association all-stars here ™ Hp Ss

son, Howard Mrs. Barbara 5c0; six grande at-grandchild,

purchasing power, necessarily bring : ASAE SEHA : \RING HOUSE riette Pugh, 636 Ryboit. Louise Ne ati 3102 W. 10th. b Imogene Wilhite, uy higher Prices. d Johnny L., dnckson, 20 © Douglas; Bertie x3uis Hartsring, Jin W. 16h. cand; [2 a oY iment s—Jack, Majorie Stevens: REYNAUD WINS SEAT on July 17. . . . Among other feats, the Forhanis $ 7,200, * ssman, in a prepared |. "go edict Jones, 1237 N. .King:| Of aret O. Dicus, Cleveland, O. Mifflin; Lester, Avis Redford: Fred, warwhooping Tribe rampaged Ice Cream and Coke— A 19,657,000 speech, told the -National Lawyers| Alberta May Pugh, 2336 Kenwood. BR yrne, 040 Foltz; Irene Poynter, Alice Dalley; Keith, Caroline Bond, and IN FRENCH ASSEMBLY | on another eight-game win Tine 7 Guild that between 1023 and 1930 | Chatles Bia Nr Ney wey; Harry Bugens Clark, 1800 N. Goodiet; Mar- | At “Methodist Robert, Norma: Moffait:| PARIS, July 6 (U. P). — Paul | stieak, racking up 18 Wice Governor Gates announced he would ask ema or ’ y tis | ' eaanstve 99,577,008 wholesale prices in manufacturing Richard Leighton, 08 Prospect; Donoetta | ot Ae Cla. yam. Co, 1° Norman, Ellen Emminger; | Malcom. | op ovnaud, premier of France when | tories ot of their: last: 30 the next general assembly for a 1 to 5 cent industries dropped 19 per cent while | Povo pe Esther Lucille Giivan, 4600 EB. Washing-| drickson; Henry, Julla Anderson, and|ghae third bli Hapsing in | tax on cigarets. . . . The city redevelopment average hourly earnin abou Ivory Martin. 833 'W. 10: Dessie: Rings, | 1, Rex Juanita Allen Tepublic ‘was co.apsing in contests. Leonard Clean= e gs rose t| 334s Shriver Norman Dudiey Conger, 31 W. 30th, Jo- At Emhardt—william, Mildred Hornaday.| May, 1940, held an untarnished | a commission received $260,000 with which to 17 per cent. This, he said, was william Kenneth Miller, m N. Temple; | Nn nen. 2010 Brosdw At_Home—Bdward, Grace Devine, 336 EB. me bership in th bly today ers replaced P. R. Mallory launch the first slum clearance ject in a indicative higher wages do not nec- OC oot aDaniel, 906 W. Dr, | Anthony 8. Correa, 1145 8. State; Alice| Henry: Luchen, Dests Odie, 620 8. New| WIADEREDP 0 10 SSRILAY OCH top the Twilight 1 projec asd ng ancy OG. Shephard, 344 | White 1138 E. Wa Jersey, and Ascon, Lucille Price. 1023) after fending off bitter attacks by | atop the ight league. . . . substandard. area bounded by 10th, 16th and Ssarfly Wea nisher prioee. : Robert Biwin Dania’ Heibora, Re; Vi. | . Cherian Communist members. John Phillips and Robert N. West sts. and Fall creek. . . . The Indie OFFICIA ound nar Bel ia? Guilford; CIF | gric Erickson, PL. Benjamin Harrison DEATHS . The newly elected Reynaud Was| See, grabbed the senior ‘and arin Bell Telephons Co. plans post-war ex» » kL WEATHER Issie H. Passo, 1314 Doon: Martha Mae : Betty Jean Barger, Ft. Benjamin Har: Sam Sweait, 80, at , Ci. arteriosclerosis. accepted into the assembly by a "x junior division titles, respec- pansion costing $25,000,000. . . . The BanTr Raymond. Pelser Jr. 13 Danuid Prancis Gibson, 818 Spruce; Jullh Pith Earl KR 02, a Riley, vote of 208 to 182 last night. All day tively, in Amateur Bicycle quet Ice Oream and Milk Co. will construct

U. 8. Weather Bureau Alvin Raymond Pelzer Jr, 1328 Albany: at Riley, polio- “ y he had beaten off attacks on his’

All Data in Central Daylight Time 1603 Central. Touchettes, 1331 Prospect. i . July 6, 1046 atan "6 Lorraine ye E. Pall Creek willie. Davie Hamp. 928 Locks; Mella Perey Macy, 82, at 834 Congress, artefl-| activity incident to th League of America races ab Riverside park. a $100,000 addition to its present plant. . . . unrise..... 5:28 | Bunset..... 8:16 Eleanor M. Collington, 4803 Col- Winston, 838 N. Capitol. oscletosis. y incident to the surrender of | ’ John Edward Hanslaw, New Ja; Peter H. Schwartz, 80, at 804 East Maple| France and the Nazi occupation. | . . Big Name racqueteers will trade swats Coke prices (burning, not drinking) advanced

95 cents a ton. . . . Erection of a 16-bunga-

Irens Smith, 1928 W. w anon rd., ‘mitral is 8. a0 361 Edgemont, in the Western Tennis tourney, scheduled

Precipitation 24 hrs, end. 7:30 a. m. .00 re Arch Reichard Jr. 1426 8. Lawn- Communists claimed he should be

Total precipitation since Jan. 1...... ..20.26 Lennis M. Harper, 934 W 25th: henry M. | Bdgar Hall dale; Phyllis Ann Arterburn, 201 N. ar ams, Define Sne8 Jan 3 ines 108] Warman. - plitiun, $08 Reels. « Macy Sine AdSrebral hemorthage. Lan, coro- | DAITEd from the assembly on “moral to get under way at Woodstock Monday. low subdivision will begin immediately ads The following Juble shows the tempera. | Joseph F. Reiche, 2073 N. Denny: Mary |" yonnatte, 1303 St. Paul Dr grounds.” . . L Strauss & Co. golf tournament jacent to the 46th st.-Arsenal ave, play-

560 N. Keystone. : i gins, U. 8. N.; Mary Allle May Wilson, 73, at 1445 N. Tibbs, ground. . . . Awarded funds by the U. &

Arthur Eugene arteriosclerosis

ture in other i

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