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1P N DECISION we wearner FOTOLAST via acue reusworo WEATHER SLOWS Hoosier Happenings ON SEEKS WIER 3 OF { : Weather Bureou Forecast for Period Ending 7:30 AM EST 8-21-46 .. . ‘ SHIP STRIKE BACKING | doit \ Ue 3 Weethr TOM ATO PIC ING Trans-Oceanic Wedding | 'Fowl' Names Charged 1 | y VINCENNES, — Southern Indi-| GARY.—Husbands must be wary| DETROIT, Aug. 20 (U. P.).—The I | ana's first wedding by trans-Atlan-|of calling their wives such _pet) National Maritime union (C, 1. 0) | : : tic telephone will take place next|names as “my chick” and “ducky” |sought support for its strike against i ’ Rain Causes Damage, But Sunday when Miss Kathryn Grange [if a new divorce complaint filed in| Great Lakes shippers among une IN . Will Boost Yield. of Vincennes will exchange the|superior court here means what it organized seamen and the United - vows of holy matrimony with Capt, | Says. Steel Workers today, 2 ; pI Times Special One of a wife's charges in the k of Falls Creek, Pa, 8 NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Aug. 20— Wilbert Turk of ®a'8 rel Cou on laine is that her spouse fre- About 350 of the 400 registered Room See If Curbs Are Renewed H h d cool weather|Who is now station unich, vessels carrying ore, grain, coal, fuel : ’ eavy showers an hed- | quently kept her awake by calling hod In U.N during recent days have damaged|Cermany. The wedding is sche “fowl ’ and passengers on the world's great. +» No They ‘Will Become and delayed the tomato crop in uled for 2 p. m. Vincennes time, her “fowl names. est inland waterway are manned by ; D i i Hamilton county, officials of the St.| Which will be 10 p. m. Munich time. unorganized crews, the union said, ou Effective Friday. , Rev. Guy O. Carpenter, pastor of] LOGANSPORT. — The bottle and a walkout of these seamen ! Mary's Packing Co. here said today. i NEW YORE the First Methodist church here,| shortage appears to be critical. [would cripple water transportation : : U. P) Early tomatoes now ripe were § Oni WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (U. F.). will officiate. Ten cases of emply “pop” bottles |%0 Vital to American industry, ¥ three o 's consumers will know damaged by the rain and there was en cases of empty “pop The ations oo rices on meat, some loss. Local growers, however, Or were stolen from the Ryan filling | Alerady 27 unorganized crews seeking memb Yoigh oh ” Jue ES As Bvarket A ~\ declare the showers greatly helped Dentist Kept Busy station here. A light delivery have quit work in support of the Natibns seeme basket ene ged by OPA . sory WORTH [= <=) later tomatoes, and that the In-| yew ALBANY. —More than 80 truck was seen stopped at the walkout, the union claimed. Alto. ahce today, t “Nab m ximate levels in force on i gk ) crénsed yield will more than off-| .i.ony registered at .Red Cross station after 11:30 p. m. gether, 250 ships are tied up by the foomiarid. i a ppro ft Qusd:i: set the current loss. The coolly oqouarters here for free dental . a oul according te tuaisoce ct 0 ite 3 Dorit decision Is sched N ANTONIO o weather slowed the ripening of the| . ination by the veterans’ ad- Kill Park Squirrels ie NS M U. he sike was called uled to be handed down at 7 p. m. crop, but caused no damage. ministration, but the lone itinerant| ANDERSON.—Police are looking a. Tuas as Sumands The United (Indianapolis time) by the three- ; The canning of what promises to{v. A. dentist was able to see only er oon=- conimittee sch Po for the hunters who have been kill- | cessions, J man price decontrol board. It will oan D0 be the largest tomato harvest in|sg although he wotked until after : what it hopes | rule on whether meat, dairy prod- SCATTERED “me Hamilton county's history will be|g p. m. The dental clinic at Jef- ing squirrels in Shadyside park. It| The Lake Carriers association its lengthy stu ucts, grains, soy beans and cotton BROWNSVILLE SHOWERS Area in full swing at plants at Nobles-|fersonville also had more applicants (is against the city ordinance to A a Shife have been idled bs members. 1 seed products will be clamped un- Ru >», Ald ill, Cléero, Aredia, Omega and|than it tould accommodate, shoot within the city limits, or|’Y a paper 24. 8 second-leve der price curbs or allowed 10 re-| NGG BRR rR At eridan in a few days. . within a park, but Orville Rosen-|ltro sem security. counc: main uncontrolled. 1nunotastonm P70 Ran The Cicero plant has imported] VALPARAISO.— Chester Fro- fnerrv park superintendent, has re-| 1 ¢ Scnmen for their loyal support, Reply ig OPA disclosed last night that if / laborers from southern states to| berg, R. R. 5, looked high and | eived complaints that a number ore] Fe the board flashes the go-ahead sign | y "Rec PAT'S PEND. COPA. 1946 EDW. L.A. WAGNER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED assist with the picking of the crop,| low—but not low emough—for & |,r squirrels have been killed re- heater used to melt bituminous tar Afghanistan lling y com-| till needs additional labor in hich turned up missing on : substance exploded, with Jor gh He yoo 24-HOUR FORE- | coast by Wednesday morning as | will be producing thundershowers ii pi a a. 2 a pn Pf a wu cently. ane "ye Cr ie ins with unanimo effect until 12:01 a. m. Friday. CAST SUMMARY: The eastern | the map shows. At the same time | in the afternoon and evening. The Sheridan plant is seeking 70| remewed the search and found the R d T k B pitch. The heat was so intense thas committee, Ice In explaining the two-day time| states will have fair and cool | there are signs of another cold EFICIAL WEATHER to 80 people to work in the factory| bovine had fallen into an aban- oa ruc urns even the springs of the vehicle likely to. have lag, OPA Chief Paul Porter said: | weather with low humidity for | front near the Canadian border OFFICIAL during the peak of the tomato har-| doned well. An automobile | DECATUR.—A county highway |were melted down. Roy Heller suf- til's support | “We do not know what the| the most part, and no area of | behind which another body of |_——wu. 8. Westher Butean—rio=| est and nearly 100 laborers are| wrecker was called and bossy was |truck was literally “burned up” fered burns when he attempted to tomo vous board's decision will be. A little the country will have prolonged | cool alr is pushing south and —Aug. 20, 1946— needed by the St. Mary's Co. here.| rescued. ° east of Decatur when a kerosene turn off the kerosene heuter. IR its fall aeasion. time, therefore is necessary for| cloudiness tonight. The Florida | eastward. The standing fronts |r TET 7.58 : > ‘# noncommital business to adjust itself to such re-| peninsula will have thundershow- show where a stationary frontal wr = wr TIL 0 “om 00 TT TTR «~~ land, reserving ers as the cold air front (see map) | condition persists without notice- Total precipitation since an. 1 =. 2048 : ; . ;

f . control as the board may order herself later.

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‘The board's decision will follow nine days of public hearings and deliberations by the board. It heard more than 100 representatives of consumer and industry groups present their sides of the price argument from Monday through Thurs-

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The leading edge or cold air front of the large mass of cool air that has been moving over the country toward the east and south will be well off the Atlantic

produce low clouds and fog over the beaches Wednesday morning, while further inland the passage of this air over the mountains

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day last week. It then went into one-to-seven cents a can increase a S . * . Albania and executive Sisson ® Srailt the gov. on such popular types of ame Lawyer Free 1 upervisor proposed, and commodities under cemsideration. |[TUits 88 peaches, pears, apricots . «i > and Gras Br i : ections Boud Onaiman hay I. Thor: Plums sod prune. Whi the in For Railways Is Fined $1 ; a son knocked down reports that the|crease was not regarded as a cost- . . . . .and Eire. Fran price court had pre-judged the case| of-living rise by OPA, it's impact| -(Continwed From Page One) | The “kid” sald he would cobfer : application. before hearings were concluded. He|, o tholesq will be feit in the ma- with his attorneys today on the 3 nm sternly pointed out that any decl-|, = Co cketbooks, | ushed by a bunch of huskies" uqyisability of suing the utility. He 2 ' sion i% hands down will be based : when he refused to leave a street-| 044 he too, was convinced the oe > ! , on the testimony. The new prices on canned fruits| car at Oriental and Washington ste.| ete] tokens constitute a legal eon- § OPA meanwhile announced alare effective today. They may not yesterday. He also had handed over| yract, | 2 s : i be charged by retail stores, however, a metal, token, Pritchett of 812 B. 14h at.|S - — 1 Ee : ro % TOR Aly mms drank > \ = “ An HE 4 Po go 3 i. i 5 bil Wo row wcupients ave tien Hl ants Ne bie stn 2%‘ Telit the same way = - 7 “| received from wholesalers,- ’ {th eve and went into & rug seg it. In'a letter to The Times, |Z : in e. 25 on : : : . B to use the telephone. Soon, he said, | ne stated: = = : : : CE An OPA official said that sirula a “big black sedan” arrived and hel wgefore leaving the city last week, |S i Re i : oasis spon Would be allowed on thought #6 was the police. Instead.|y nyrohased 50 cents worth of those = : 3 5 £ NOW! ed . applesauce, ‘citrus fruits, [he related, four men emerged and iio pieces of metal we call tokens = ! 4 cranberries, and Concord’ grape entered the car from both the front rom the operator of a College ave.|2 & 7 Round Trips Daily to juice, and side entrances. car, using one of them to get tol= or d — fg A 6 per cent price increase on| “They came at me from all sides,” Union station. iE - i mechanical refrigerators also was| he charged. “I fought as a bantam- “s now have the balance of thami bo ~ a . . DETROIT authorized by OPA. For standard weight and only weigh about 150, m sion. ‘Tomorfow morn- a Lr Tk the increase will range from $10 10, could square away and pinged my ng I iy len 42 Col 8 2. The boost in 2 lege car at the usual time and place = ONE WAY FARE $l goes into effect on|amis to my side. Then they lifted £ Aug. 21 at the manufacturers’ level| me bodily off the car.” and proffer a token to pay my fare. |Z and will be passed down to the con-( "0 Coo nando s Lr, P00 told tum, | sigh gu 8 $1370 sumer as rapidly as refrigerators] .° one of the men arrested but I have to search my|= Use Owr Only (phe tax} reach retail stores. him a dime and said, “Here, bud, | mind for a charge that could legal- |= - ride the cars but pay the right|ly be placed against me. ,..” = Convenient 5 . . fare.” tt tn = INFURMATION=—RESERVATIONS Half-Time in Jail Informed of Mr. Woods’ accusa- ’ ’ s LAYAWAY RAPS M’NARNEY’S z SOUTH BEND.—A 17-year-old |tions, Robert Miller, public rela- 2 FRanklin 1554 ~ |youth must spend 10 days in jail|tions counsellor for Indianapolis DECREE LEGISLATION 2 Plan! PHONE and 10 nights at home, under sen- (Railways, Inc., said he learned Mr. FRIEDBERG. G : = tence pronounced by City Judge Woods had been “invited not to] OP) ERG, Remany. Aug. 19 Leon Kowalski on a charge of ride” on a metal token. oer Wh Uniied States army ’ CHICAGO drunken driving. | “We try to keep some of our own 1 EN ay accused Gen. Joseph From 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. each boys handy for that purpose” he A Hoy: a U.S. and SOUTHERN day must be spent at the jail. From (explained. “That's the easiest way orces in Europe, of legis tng by | IH : 8 p.m. to 8 a m. the youth must|to handle it. They're not thugs or [decree laws contrary to the "due % Zz W AIR LINES be at home with his parents. He |musclemen, just some of our regulag |PTOCess” clause of the constitution. w ~ was fined and placed on probation |employees. The officer, Capt. Earl J. Carroll, ’ former lawyer of - San Francisco, hy

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