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CHICAGO. Aug. 8 (U. P).—Jay : : BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Aug. en the security| State Parks Director coat P id L % “| N. Emerson, president ef Rw HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. 8 (U-P). said she became flustered and broke | WW. PJ--Dr. Veme Mason today | council's permission today to fox Wirsching today announced & projs rovi eo vening' S UMOT mternational, said today that .-Mrs. Rose I. Ein, 37, found her-|into the bathroom, |satd he was “waiting to see” whether | quest. additional information on fect to improve facilities in Shakes . American liberty and freedom have c.f in hot water when she burst in| As soon as she saw that he was|, i {states applying for admission to|mak state park. : ‘By RICHARD LEWIS |been placed on the bargain table It would-be necessary again to tap, "yi/1q organization. ; The improvements, Mr. Wirsching

le t nt while he.was bathing, she left, Mrs, Ein said. . It began to look today as though very little trimming will be done “In exchange for all kinds of social SPOR. 2 nile. lena I, Wk Howard Hughes’ left chest to re-| Russian Deltgate Andrel A.|said, will include pavement

on. the all-time high city budget of $15,000,000 for next year. ° experiments fathered by those who taking . bath. : : My. Smedley’s account tered. |move accumulated fluid, as has been| Gromyko, registering one of his roads, the erection of a comforg: I get this impression on the basis of pleas by department heads | Would change our form of govern-| Mrs, Ein wanted to serve Charles | I was stunned,” he" said. 1 done four ‘times since the million- ‘many protests to the security coun- station and enlarged automobiles. that even with $3,500,000 more to spend next year, they still will be ment.” | snediey, 24, with ran eviction no-| stood up in-the tub and grabbed a aire filer crashed July T. cil, objected. The Polish delegate parking lots. in operating on a shotstring. | Addressing the Kiwanis club of |;0a Instead, the surprised bather | towel and wrapped it around me. echoed Mr, Gromyko's protest.

He said Mr, Hughes still was not There was hardly any excitement at last night's city council meet- Chicago, the Pullman, Wash., chain | evicted her from his bathroom with| “She just stood there, talking. I|allowed visitors. Mr. Gromyko argued that the NEIGHBORS RESCUE *

iE —————————— | Store owner said that “if we are to committee had exceéded its powers, oly a a tract to wire the whole hospital.” preserve individual initiative and 2 startled shriek. [was embarassed.” ; “He hasn't even shaved yet and|hy adopting a resolution fvorivg VICTIM OF SLUGGING. board, lost her shoes. “Oh, no you wouldn't,” said Dr.| Private competitive enterprise, we| The principles in the bathroom, Mr, Smedley said his bath was he’s beginning to look like a North equests for additional information.| Charles Myers, ih 914 Buchanan The shoes turned up in the lower | Myers. “Why we'll be lucky if we | must be awake tc the efforts that drama told their version of the| interrupted again when Mr. Ein's| pole explorer,” the doctor sald. He|only the security council has the |st., was badly beafen by three une: drawer of Councilman Max White's| can get some wire. Not at today’s|are being made to destroy them " story to Special Judge Stanley A.|husband, David, rushed in and took | added that Ris Patient was “getung right to receive or request inferma- [known asians in the rear of 348 " desk, which was strange in view of prices you wouldn't do that.” The new Kiwanis president de I'wegdle. a punch at him. along very we tion, he said, Virginia ave. where Mr, Myers wag the fact that Mr. White is on va-| “Well, that item is sul a*big! clared that this nation does not| Mrs, Ein said that she and Mrs.| Judge Tweedle dismissed an as-| There are no current plans for] On routine applications Mr, | standing,

cation; | question mark with me,” said ‘the| need a new system of government, Smedley were arguing when Mr. sault. and battery charge against moving him from the Good Samar-|Gromyko said the security council] The three men fled with the ape Just Having Fun | president. but “a return to the lessons of toil, | Smedley called from the bathroom | Mr, Ein but Mrs. Rin's excursion|itan hospital, where he has beenjcould transmit information direct pearance of two neighbors, Mr: uy! Having Du i Dr. Myers told how hard it was honesty and thrift'in daily living.” to ask what the trouble was.” She into the bathroom-cost five dollars, [since the crash. to the membership committee, Myers was treated at City hospital, * a Te story. behind the Shoes I3 to keep everybody from rushing the | - : . i is at some fun-loving person - i snitched them from under MTS. | hospital in view of limited facilities, i. Nicholson's chair after she slipped Too Many Regulations , them off for comfort. ' “Ive got so many regulations out

The councilmen were in an ex- | there to keep this fellow out to let pansive mood last night and ideas | the other fellow in that every once were popping thick and fast, sven a while somebody has a baby and though there was little cutting, ican't get in, and then all h---Everyone agreed that what the busts loose,” he said. : city needed was more hospital | “We have to draw the line sonie- ’ facilities particularly an expansion| Where. What this city needs is a of City hospital to provide for hospital for middie income people middle income citizens who can't|{o take care of the wage earner who afford protracted private hospitali- 'can’t get in City hospital and yet zation. can’t afford the private hospitals.” It also was suggested that city| Nearly all of the councilmen hospital should have substations to| murmured in approval. provide better care, “We also ought to have hospital From there. the conversation Substations around the city to prodrifted to the streamlining of local| Vide treatment, so that people government by the elimination of wouldn't have to come so far.

What's the Excitement?—Scores of the Most Beautiful All-Wool Botany

A | township trustees and the imposi- Overcrowded Now tion of a payroll tax. “We're overcrowded now. We] Get Back to Budget Rave 27 beds in the psycopathic

ct .. .. | ward, for instance, which are occuThis was all light talk, but it il-| hieq by patients committed to Cenlustrated the belief of some of the|tral State hospital but who can't councilmen that Indianapolis ' is|get in there because Central is getting to be a big town and needs| overcrowded.” . a lot more than it bas. “Well,” said - Mr. Manly, “with To get back to the budget, tHe|this property tax going up, what health department was under fire|we need is a payroll fax. I know and Dr. Gerald F. Kempf was hav-|it would be unpopular, but it's the ing his troubles defending his own only way to make the 75,000 people salary increase from $7500 to $10,000 ¥ho live outside the city pay their as city health director, | way. Mrs. Nicholson came to his rescue| Why you know, some of those with the assertion that a city health | gn i jel garbage > director not only has to be a lead-| oot co it will be collected free.” ing physician, but a capable administrator, and $10,000 is not too much |

for either. Worker Recovers

Councilman A. Ross Manly challenged the health director .on selon] nurses, wanting to know what they 398 Lost Gems

were for.

TOKYO, Aug. 8 (U. P)— ; hich 1 L Eighth’ army headquarters was ——— Sans FT perfectly willing today for Henry South side councilman. “All that| A. Trinke, civilian occupation ever happens to kids. anyway is employee, to keep the bag of 398 that they skin their knees. Do we diamonds he lost while on a jeep have to pay all that for skinned ride and which later were reknees?” | turned to him. This gave Dr. Kempf an oppor-| Officials said criminal investitunity to elaborate on the subject! gation agents had taken a great of school nurses. After 20.minutes,| interest in the jewels and after he had got around to describing| questioning Mr. Trinke were conhow ‘the nurses give the children| vinced he had a legitimate claim hearing tests once annually under! to them. the state law when Councilman Trinke lost the bag of gems Herman E. Bowers, finance chair-| last Saturday and they were reman, interrupted. turned by a Japanese truck driver § “I think that covers Mr. Man- who picked them up in the street ley's, uh, question;” said Mr. Bow- after reading about the loss. ers. “Next!” Trinke's story to the investigaRepair Fund Raised tors was that he brought the Next was Dr. Charles W. Myers,| 8éms from the United States city hospital superintendent, who when he came to Yokohama to also is in for a $10,000 salary. { work for the 46th engineer conOne item in his budget was raised | Struction battalion. He said he from $10.000 to $88,000 and the preferred diamonds to money 4 councilmen pounced on it. | While he was overseas. “Ever since the fire in Chicago,!

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