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Ferris is pledged to hold down food prices. Increased wholesale costs have made it necessary to increase prices on some items, We have absorbed increases on others rather than raise prices.

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RENO, Nev, July 18 (U. P..—|the bouncing “Little Joe" that Mr. | / Internal revenue agents today hov- | Merri won at the Frontier | ered around Fred “Lucky Texas” gambling club last week. i Merrill, the Dallas gambler who Mr. Merrill went into seclusion ) . won«$188,500 after 14 hours of play |in the suite of his friend, Dub Mcg at the dice table, just out of “aca-|Lanahan, part-owner of the Pron- | demic interest.” tier club, immediately after his! | Their interest was believed to|arrival from Dallas yesterday. Mr. | yg stem from the fact that. the fed-|McLanahan said the Texan was!

eral government stands to collect| “resting” from an attack of air-| between $50,000 and $55000 from | sickness. { REE ET mar =| “I don’t know whether he'll play | I ,or not,” Mr. McLanahan said. “You gr BLAMES CYCLES FOR can never tell about's gambler.” * 707 Fairfield Ave. * 1132 Prospect

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accompanied by a 35 per cent jump/last week. He was reported to have ! ‘s | collected $25,000.in cash and the rest MARKETS 5

in fatal accidents in recent months, | | ed 1 . | by check. | Col. Austin R. Killian, superintend- | A revenue officer explained that { ent of state police, disclosed today |since Mr. Merrill is a registered i " Thirty-one riders of two-wheeled Texas voter, his income taxes would | @ vehicles were killed in the first six have to be paid in Texas and could | months of the year as compared not be collected in Nevada. i with 23 fatalities during a similar | i period of 1945. !

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CHANGES IN CHURCH PHILOSOPHY URGED GREENCASTLE, ‘Ind, ‘July 18 (U. P.).—Dr. Arthur Raper of the United States department of agriculture was on record today with a statement the church must recognize the increasing mechanization

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