Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1946 — Page 3

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33 Countries Attending International Air Seroinar Her

— | — R I 20 Fors. “ an Dele a es e woman, reported she was threatened no 4 gat FOTOCAST. [STATE TO HUNT [simmers HOME BY GOP | ! iew THe WEATHER VIA ACME TELEPHOTO ra Ty . eview of U. 5. Weather Bureau Forecast for Period Ending 7 30 AM EST 10-11: #6 At the time of his arrest by PaS 9 : ; a American Equipment Used rn, nn Chaney Eun aod a a ‘ *00;, y I, Phillips, the man confessed he was k : week-end A Fli a N . + Aid lawy / the man winted by police for at which all S 1g aviga ona 1QSsS en i molesting school children, peeches. e é > He was charged with vagrancy. AL . nth ward ore " By JACK THOMPSON weather into contact weather for } w A by Receive Warrant for, Arrest In addition, a preliminary mental DePauw Game will Climax nsor a mass United States government officials | the pilot.” Nu lad ' ER From Local Police. Sxamination . afidevie was Med’ Three-Qay. Program... ght at 551% welcomed 120 foreign delegates from | American equipment on display T~ i = READS: JU. Be Wa OL W ou 8 included some 50 types of naviga- / I~ (LIA State police today will attempt to [hospital for observation. Found Times State Service Albert Magen- 33 countries to the first session of | yi na) aids including radio ragar N PHILP 40M [locate and arrest a 30-year-old [Sune he was returned to municipal] ‘CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Oct. r sheriff and the Provisional International Civil and television equipment. Demon- ( | a SANG alleged sex offender, who slipped |court 3 and released on recommen- 10.—A three day program has been rk, prosecutor Aviation organization seminar here|strations are being given both in| Wa is Ye QtoL% through city police fingers after be- [dation of juvenile aid division police-|outlined for the annual Wabash. the principal today flight and on the ground. SAN Franc 0 ing sought a year. women, where a 1045 law vests|college homecoming, Nov. 14, 15 and The delegates met in the hangar Russ Send Observers A warrant for his arrest on "uthority for sanity investigations. (16, to be climaxed by the Wabashe g be x Paper Work Bogs Down DePauw football game on the afters eondoled of the Civil Aeronautics adminis-| Though not a member of PICAO, charges of public indecency and dis- noon of the final d The’ I » tration's headquarters for technical| Russia has sent. several observers orderly conduct was forwarded to| Meanwhile, Patrolmen Burton and wil mark the , rors ub of development at Weir Cook mu-|t, the air seminar. A reception for state police yesterday by Inspector |phillips had obtained the two other the oldest gridiron contest west of esident. nicipal airport. the delegates will be held in Hotel Dena L Tooley a De Ldinssupotie aMdavits against him. But he had |the Allegheny mountains, SUbiicun club The objective of this convention |geyerin at 6:30 p. m. today. police department Sllewieg an in- gone from his Indianapolis address,| Paul Husting, of Crawfordsville, is to familiarize representatives of t June the air experts adopted : BSkigalion : oy ? i His landlord thought he went to!Will be in general charge of the to 4 p. m. at PICAO member states with alll ynjted States air worthiness stand- The defendant was arrested on the 8 h PAY CLOUDY AND North side Sept. 17, aft oung | Leb i told omecoming festivities. Harold present and currently projected sys-|ards in Montreal. At a recent con- ad ria sqe hepl, o1, aver a young | Lebanon, police were Wold, Nixon heads a Chamber of Come er at this rally tems of air navigation and com-| ference they adopted for world-wide C | AS the “paper work” bogged down | one committee named to y adop d h oe r E. Capehart, munication in America for adoption |yse the C. A. A. federal airways sys- 3 wr tions will blanket most of: Min- |at police headquarters, however, the operate with the college in the are 50 will be on as a world-wide standard. tem. C. A. A. officials in this coun- FOTOLCAST eM nesota, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska warrant was filed in’ the municipal | oy ooments Speaks to Delegates try are hoping that American con- LEGEND ENED ad Dgrtivestern Oklahoma by UF Slerk's Ole was it removed |. Observance of the centennial of . y ceived navigation, aids also v be . SCATTER CE) riaay morning. Proper precau- J Wid the Wabash chapter of Beta Theta Assistant Secretary of Commerce eooptel, 8 SROWNSVILLE Ao Cr AREA tions should be taken by farmers, |and sent to state police for service, Pi fraternity up same time is a William A. M. Burden, who gave ~, group of delegates who were NN GoD onze HR SNOW truck _gardeners, shippers and [the usual procedure when a de- expected to add to the crowd. the opening address, spoke to the!gelaved in Prestwick, Scotio~d.| ope 00 ooo ve : . autoists likely to be affected. Win- |fendant is believed to be elsewhere| 'y,..) residents have been asked delegates about the economic as-|when their plane developed engine en 7) Snow Sowi} * V8 » aN at Ries: Ftowers will welcome (Ii the state. | to co-operate in furnishing housing trouble are expected to arrive either » this cold snap, however. “tw Rm {for ‘the hundreds of guests who are DE oy anon EE oF Saturday. T. M REG. PAT'S PEND COPA. 1946 EDW. L. A. WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Northwestern Nebraska and REPORT FARMER DID | expected. ' ———————————— A " on . | Kansas will have 25 degree mini- ——————————————— > w - Gp le Jakes J ; Ane p Radio technicians hold the key 19.000 REGISTERED NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE- | valley, Lakes Region, central and | in advance of the cod front, but mum temperature reading Priday 0K WITHOUT OPA (HOOSIER OFFICER to aviation’s economic future,” Mr. CAST SUMMARY: Overcast skies | southern Plains. behind it is a cold air mass that y . " Times State Service ; | a. m, while southeastern Wiscon WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 (U. P,).— Burden said. “But the airlines of COLUMBUS, Ind. Oct, 10.—Mrs,| Will continue over eastern por- The showers pictured for most | will giove in over the upper Mis- | sin and Oklahoma will experience |Farmers reaped one of their 2=| IS GIVEN AWARD the Yori Salnos Relieve real eco-|y.., Brinkman, deputy in charge| tions of New York and Pennsyl- | of the Plains states and upper | Sissippi Valley and the Plains | readings around 45 degrees. gest dollar harvests in history when| HUNTINGTON, Ind. Oct, 10 (U, nomic stability until wie "8 801 voters’ registration in the county| vania, Delaware and Maryland, | Mississippi Valleys. will occur | states to bring clearing weather to Snowfall is noted for northern [price controls were off in July and|P.).—Friends here have been ad. great. improvement in the safetyl,... office, estimates that between| but New England will experience | Thursday. afterngon and early most of the area Thursday eve- | Wyoming and eastern Colorado |August, the agriculture department |vised of the presentation of the a particularly in the regularity of 1g 400 ang 20000 residents of the| clearing weather which should be = evening. As the cold air front | ning. Once the skies have cleared | with snow flurries elsewhere -in | reported today. legion of merit award to Lt. Ool, a ansport’ flying. county are eligible to vote in the good news for the baseball fans.” with which they are associated | the stage will be set for a new | these states and the eastern Da- | It said cash receipts from farm|Bertrand A. Handwork for merle AW As civil aviation grows to the. i omper election. Boston will have some sunshine, | moves southeastward, the show- | weather development as the tem- | kotas Thursday. However, the rest |marketings and government pay-|torious service with the war depart~ point whee it is a medium of mass . emer with clouds till evening. Rain or | ers will spread further eastward | perature will then begin to drop | of the western U. 8. will haye. |ments during the two-months pe-|ment, travel, pressure from competitive OFFICIAL WEATHER | showers is the forecast for most | to the Great Lakes area and Ohio | rapidly in sections west of the | clear or partly cloudy weather, (riod totalled about $4.400.000,000, in| The award was made in Shengmeans of surface transport will un- of the Middle Atlantic states to- | Valley Thursday night. front, morning fog occurring on the |cluding $1,317,000,000 for meat ani- (hal, China. Col. Handwork is & doubtedly be exerted to the end that! _ynitea States Weather Bureau day throughout the lower Ohio Mild temperatures are indicated Heavy frost or freezing condi- ' southern California coast. mals. former South Bend bank official. aviation must ultimately bear the All Data in Central Standard Time - full cost of operating navigational —Oct. 10, 1946 ; aids.” | Sunrise. . 5:40 | Sunset. . 5:14 Estimate Initial Cost pr — 24 Er 30 a a.m. .00 g C. A. A. officials estimate that the Total precipitation since Jah, 1.....25.41 - edhe . initial cost of world-wide standardi- Deficiency since Jan. 1 .............. 6.44 STRAUSS SAYS: VadiLion pr AP buck Gino omr zation program would be approxi- | The following ta table shows the tempera- . mately 100 million dollars. | cure’ tn other sitions High Low sts Decision on adoption of standard Atianta 61 navigational aids will be made in Boron u Montreal, Canada, Oct. 30. Cincinnati 48 T. P. Wright, United States C. Sleveland x A. A. administrator, emphasized the | Evansville ..... 48 . importance of uniformity in navi- hi Wein coco 3 Yu gational aids at today’s meeting. | 1dianapolis (City) 5 3% He sald PICAO has ahead of fb) 1 angeles . oo i important decisions to make on the Miamg st Pani. 35 3 basis of existing aids plus a large New Orieans a 62 number of new ones strongly advo= |New York ....... 54 cated by their sponsors. He also omane 53 emphasized: “The greatest test Piussourgn hb 1 which this ultimate system must |San Antonio . 0 meet is to convert instrument ir aclseo Cc aaa 59 1 STRAUSS . SAYS: . is MAN Y man 14 » ’ is rewarding himself this year with i a really fine bed OUTERCOAT! e, , 1.50 : : a HE NBEOS IT... to sield aguimt angs the winds and colds that will soon sweep and bite] n, - ’ HE NEEDS IT... to sooth the roof nerves . . . to ease the-mind and comfort the body... to add to the Satisfaction of Living. ith ds : BUT... mostly he has come fo a realization . . . that to put money “into a coat that he doesn't like ou who + + . that drags him down when he 0 . a» pb . puts it on . . . is pretty much a waste of money! YOUTH FORM He is getting back to a fundamental | precept (perhaps he never left SLIPS — in a sizable it) namely . . . "The best is the quantity have just come cheapest after alll" in. Youth Form is notable for the design And he can be quite certain (from and owt — the shaping hearsay and from experience) ; : that at the Man's Store—he gets and seaming that You can buy an ALPAGORA | 9 eliminate bulging and : gmg Cus Coat at aroynd 30.00, “the BEST uncomfortable twisting. There are BOTANY DAROFF Coats at $50— j In tearose rayon crepe 1 lca hoi iald at the Price ; that are in a class alone in their field. with Alencon-type lace at bodice There are Fashion Park Coats—{the $68 no matter i Sizes 32 to 40. group is especially strong). . ; what And—from there on up. : . 3.95% : a! the price.” . .Men/s Clothing—is on the Second Floor. . - —— fi t ; STRAUSS rT : | : L. STRAUSS & CO. INC, - s The Women's Specialty a 1 Shop—is on the -w -B 3 | » THIRD FLOOR. ’ v Y : » oo. % . 5 i - z > 2 . i 7 eS if \ ap. rn ; - - Y $0. ji Arias ~ so: 2 ee