Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1946 — Page 4

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other sweet goods Informed sources 88: elon that OPA will approve at least part of the requests because of a recent price increase on sugar and termination of the government's flour subsidies. These sources pointed out that decontrol of wheat and shortening prices also has increased bakers’ costs. On July 13, OPA approved a onecént increase on all types of bread Our Chapel except rye. Rye bread prices were boosted two cents a loaf in April, utiful Meanwhile, two of the three memMake al ep the bers of the new price decontrol chapel pa | | board awaited the arrival of Chairregular funcra man Roy L. Thompson of New Orservice at no extia § jeang to begin hearings on the ques-|= charge. Here tion of leaving meat and dairy|= - friends may call in an atmosphere of restfulness, dignity and beauty.

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Four of our newest coats designed to tover a multitude of occasions . . . from hat 9:00 Spanish class to your special W. Bell, Washington, D, C,, banker, i : ' Saturday night date. With all the latest and George H. Mead, Dayton, O E : fashion features of the small, belted waisthope. thas they could begin ik line, full-swinging lines, cardigan neckline a chillies of the cotton textile industry and OPA textile officials yesterday dickered over

price increases on cotton textiles.

| An OPA spokesman said the con-

eh | ference ended in a deadlock. FUNERAL HOME | The textile representatives are . - scheduled to meet today with Price 1934 W. Mich. FR-9622 [Administrator Paul A. Porter. OPA yesterday announced an 11 per cent increase in ceiling prices on all men’s shirts, shorts and pajamas. Further increases on the |= oy items are expected to be authorized |S LT) Waiting soon. n Meanwhile, the Reconstruction until Finance Corp. ruled that the new price control act did not automatically restore coffee subsidies. could Los (| In lieu of the subsidies, a 8 to 7 cent increase in the retail price or coffee is expected to be announced this week.

KIRK BACK IN PRISON FOR LIFE SENTENCE

Albert E. Kirk, 25, Indianapolis, today resumed a life sentence in the Indiana state prison following | '} sentencing by Judge William p.! | Bain. Kirk twice was convicted of the |1930. murder of Indianapolis grocer Jorn Witt,

‘Approved by Senate | The board appointments, made by the President, were approved yes- | terday by the senate.

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He won a new trial when the: | state supreme court ruled the orig- | inal trial void because Kirk's attorney—not Kirk—entered his plea of guilty. A jury found, him guilty | | last week.

POLICE SEIZE PAIR IN LOTTERY RAIDS

Police squads raided two Indi- . ana ave, shops last night, arrest-|= og Right: ing the proprietors of both places = : on charges of keeping rooms for|= 3 All-wool belted lottery pool selling. IE n coat with silver Isaac (Tuffy) Mitchell, 32, was = A pre oF ; buttons. Kelly, rested 03 his Sganing establish- - ws American beauty, {ment a ndiana ave. Andrew Perkins, 39, was arrested’ Ptowa x hs. at his place at 787 Indiana ave, 1zes 0 19. | Equipment for lottery and pool; $21.00 {selling was confiscated at both places.

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