Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1946 — Page 4

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\ on cotton textiles and manufac cotton prices continue upward. Raw

' gent in the last four months. The cotton textile industry had

* on each textile item. OPA.at first offered a price increase averaging 14 per cent, Aware of Inflation

Price Administrator Paul A. Porter told cotton textile representatives late yesterday that OPA and the industry were not invelved in “collective bargaining.” Increases granted, he said, would be only those required by the new price control law. OPA and the industry then agreed

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. ARRANGE PASTOR'S RITES ' #“~ ‘WHITING, Ind, July 31 (U.P). — . Rites were arranged today for the Rev. Frederick Schaeper, 50, who died yesterday. He was past as- ' sistant pastor of the St. John’s Catholic parish at Whiting.

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| WASHINGTON, July 31 (U. P). «Prices on all types of cotton clothing soon are expected to jump | 10 per cent with additional in- _ | ereases tagging along within the © | next few months, OPA officials dis-

' Higher retail costs on cotton clothing will result from: an aver- ' age 18 per cent price boost which | the OPA granted cotton textile manufacturers. Although the

[YOUTH IS ACGUSED

reer Is Ending gf STEALING TRUCK When Raphael R. Burton, 361 N.| , 14 vearold youth was ar-

raigned in juvenile court today on career af altruck theft charges following a

wild pursuit by deputy sheriffs over west.gide streets last night. The case was continued pending arrest of another unidentified youth reported to be an accomplice, The youth was reported to have stolen a laundry truck from in front of 732 Norfolk st. The truck, belonging to the Star Laundry company, 1251 Roosevelt ave, had been parked at the Norfolk address for the night by Paul Harrold, 37, driver for the firm. '

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DIRECTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

RICHMOND, Ind., July 31 (U, P.). —Mrs. Daisy Jones today was

Burton, to celebrate the retirement named director of elementary edu-

of the 65-year-old railroad veteran. cation for Richmond public schools.

Lucky ‘Little Joe' Now All Paid Up

DALLAS, Tex, July 31 (U. P), —Little Joe had paid off its final installment to Fred Merrill today. Mr. Merrill received a check for $141,375, the last payment on the $188,500 he won hy rolling a four —Little Joe—in a dice game at the Club Frontier in Reno, Nev. The check was turned over to Mr, Merrill yesterday in the Dallas office of F. L. (Dub) McClana-

han, part owner of the Club Frontier, Internal revenue collector Herbert F. Arnold got in touch with Mr. Merrill even before the final payment was made, But Mr. Arnold refused to estimate how much of the winnings Mr, Merrill Would be permitted to keep.

textile price decision was reached , yesterday, formal announcement ' thas been delayed until detailed orders are drafted, : One OPA official pointed out | that the textile increase was only ' temporary and that new price hikes | tured products will follow if raw

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MT, RAINIER, Wash, July 31 (0. P.).>~Top-secret equipment will be used by professional screwball Jim Moran In his job as volcanéwatcher on. 14,408-foot Mt. Rainier, Mayor Lawrence Caviezel said today. Mr, Caviezel, boss of the mountain town of Buckley, Wash., picked Moran yesterday to replace Louis Rexroth, who quit the volunteer post after 30 vain years of waiting for the peak to erupt. Geologic records place the dormant volcano's last big explosion at about 498,054 B. C. “But we don't like uncertainty,” Mr. Caviezel said. SCHOOL OPENINGS SET Times dpecial y GREENCASTLE, Ind. July 31.— Superintendent Eugene Hutchins has announced the Putnam county schools will reopen Aug. 30.

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BLOOMINGTON CUTS. PROPOSED BUDGET

. Times Special + \ BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 31.— Despite several reductions from the

proposed city budget for next year,

City Cletk<Treasurer Vanha Thrasher said’ today that as the estimates now stand a tax rate of $2.13 will be required. The city now is operating on a rate of $1.27. Reductions resulting from the city budget hearing included elimination of $2000 earmarked for renovating the council chambers and a cut from $20,000 to $15,000 of an appropriation to provide additional light ing and building at the municipal airport. ' A reduction of $5260 was made by reducing the number of additional city firemen to be hired from four to two, and by reducing the appropriation for supplies.

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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 31 (U. P.).—A 19-year-old paralytic girl was held in a héépital under police guard today after she confessed fatally. shooting her stepfather. Police, called to the scene last night, found Jacqueling” Barregarye sitting ina wheel chair, a gun in her hand. Sprawled on the floor beside her was Lawrence Zarregarye, 40, dead of four bullet wounds in the chest. Jacqueline, who greeted police with the calm announcement that “I've just shot my stepfather,” said she fired at him when he attempted to attack her with a pair of scissors.

NEW WELFARE DIRECTOR Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind, July 31.— Fay Ray, of Cloverdale, is the new director of the Putnam county welfare board, ,

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CLOSING IS ADOPTED *

Times Special RUSHVILLE, Ind, July 31.—A pool taken by the retail merchants committee of the Rushville chamber of commerce revealed that §5 of the 88 business houses in this eity prefer to close their doors at 9 o'clock on Saturday evenings in the future, This new closing time was adopted by the committee, and will prevail throughout, pertaining to the downtown businesses which have been closing at 10 o'clock.

———————————————— U. S.-ITALY TALKS SET PARIS, July 31 (U, P.).—Vice Premier Pietro Nenni of Italy disclosed today he planned to visit Washington in October to discuss a commercial agreement between Italy and the United States. _

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