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_ As the rate case reopened, Company Counsel Arthur Gilliom told Srades had fallen $2 to $5 per hun- | —=o oe oo” oar

the commission that the company | dred pounds from the previous day. | had received a wage increase de-| Good and choice beef was bring-| mand from the employees of 32'; ing $45 to $50 per hundredweight | cents an hour above current hourly At Wholesale, compared with the rates. The railways unions also ceiling price of $26.05. asked premium pay for night shift | Farmers’ Rush Continues work and for work spread over| parmers continued to market periods longer than 10 hours a day. their livestock in quantity in a rush| This would raise the operating for current high prices, and many| costs of railways $1,324,000, Mr. of the nation's big stockyards were Gilliom said. | jammed. Eng Many livestock terminals restrict-

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MARION; Ind, Oct. 23 (U. P.).— per cent with femoval of price con- : Rites were arranged today for Der- trols. the department of agriculture ready are shut down. Officials sa wood Lakin, 36, Marion, killed in a reported some other industrial Users suche two-truck ‘eollision south of here last night. Mr. Lakin was driving a small

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Meanwhile, OPA pondered the! ...ic will be enabled to sketch veto in the United Nation security | advisability of extending canning their. program based on opportunity {

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OPEN SURVEY T0 ‘World Town Meeting’ Opens; VON PAPEN LEAVES | EXPAND CHURGHN. Y- Gives UN Cool Welcome NUERNBERG PRISON

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'NUERNBERG, Oct. 23 (0. P.).— : 1| Franz von Papen, a voluntary prisByrnes, of the United States, For- | reopen the entire question of where oner slice his acquittal by the war eign Minister V, M. Molotov of So- {to locate the United Nations per- | crimes

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tribunal, left ' Nuernberg:. cause it 4 , wl » Million Too High * Churches Is Goal. viet Russia and Field Marshal Jan manent capital, with New York's | prison today. | Srouble | 9 al loosen . al = Ne Continued From Fage ney” | CTstian Smite of Somh Afvice. — en Praskiscos offer| A U.S. army public relations.om- | Yo sootae and heal Tew, tender, in. | : FWIS (Continue rom Page ne . \ ; { 8 : S F ns | UCOUS mem | "By RICHARD LEWIS nf President Truman's address, key-| ou. .0 cites slated for consider- | {ro sald jhe sim) Dae rrnistied | \branes. Tell your to sell yu, . | “The state chopped $5 million oft come here, look over the’ ground noting the anxiety of all peoples for |gple support. Geneva, home of the| yy ape oY 8 # 0 * ouse in| g bottle of Creomulsion’ with the un ‘Mhe claimed valuation of Indianap-| and tell them “how we stand.” |the success of thelr statesmen's| defunct League of Nations, also Was |. erg. Von Papen was given derstanding you must ks the wayif olis Railways, Inc, tagay as Public He has done the same thing in| search for peace, was the only real | mentioned. : ’ ; | temporary quarters by Karl Adam, | Juiskly aniays e cough or you are Counsellor Glenn Slenkef, OPEN. various cities, in Brooklyn, N. Y.;| business of the day. YOUR. Russia's proposas” for of 200 machine gunner in his regi- > MU LS “his attack on the railways petition) St. Paul. Minn, Miami, Fla; Little Mr. Byrnes and former Senator |, ii.4 Nations survey. of allied ment in world" war L CREO SION . for ‘a rate increase before” the In-| Rock, Ark.; Kansas City, Mo.; To-| Warren R. Austin, chief American | oon in nom-enemy Sogntries-4his When he left the prison Von Pa< for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis diana public service commission, | ledo, Q., and others. delegate, planned brief speeches | =o aimed at American and: Brits pen was accompanied by his son. 0 Misated rate tase has Mr. Shippey is director of re-|during the city's welcoming cere- |, (0 ces in such places as China, pit a i rar m————— i ——a? emreecrit’ been. in 5g OF Nearly Wire} search and surveys for the depart-| monies: |Latin America. Greece and Egypt, | - 1 woke To yas Jess today pin ment of city work of the Methodist | . Angry Differences _at Core | already has been, tossed out of the : i " i { i i i i 1 : © ‘ $ So ae prepared to challenge the| church, Which SEES uround Dui Despite the temporary tinge of | security council without a hearing, BEU NA VIST 1 company’s contention that it is en-| world and Includes carnival spirit, the United Nations'| FIVE. International refugee or- | } A IL rg ‘an increase of 2 cents in| thillion members. most representative body gathered ganization—The United States pro- ; | ates All Get Questionnaires in an atmosphere clouded by inter-|posed to push for its establishment | BEAUTY SALON hi oA TS ilIY contended that the tH national friction. The assembly despite emphatic opposition from | . increased Hy was justified in or- | Ms Be a a ey aio 000d a calendar of business pock- Russia and her satellites and half- | ‘ ? : naire and a ) s g vl y rfp g der to pay. a fair return on the | a oity, By making certain | Marked by plain threats of Stormyhvatied supbor Irom uasy Sasteen] announces company’s investment, which rail- | Miss Agnes Datzman (left) and Mrs. Isabelle Daunoras are arrang- go is ALY the: man and by care- sessions to come—battles among the coun r . g ild succee A | ways officials placed at $14,077,000. ing Catholic lectures to be given Sunday at Marian college. Rote iG aon local | 16 Ave powers, battles En a EO Sore Jovi de. | Their Get Acquainted . Y dag | : sm £ er | sons. nVis- | ? Valuation Theoriés Clash | © THe Legion: of Mary will present| The lectures will be followed by [church will supply Mr. Shippey re-| United Nations veto power, and aged it as “the most disputed issue | First witnesses to challenge that e Leg ) : . ¥1€ Tuis will for f po A “the Off oi BE, in question and answer periods. Bene- |yealing information. This a score of troublesome scraps over of the session. : N [ e figure for the state was William F. the Rev. Fr. Richard Grogan in Eon. will bring the day t0 a close nish 3 springboard for the action | Ore I uo 8 [a OT oh of Adv. memibers -~ - Lebo. pasts Scevies Ey program of lectures on the Cathe at 4:45 p. m. Miss Agnes Datzman | described. . "i he suspicion and the angry dif-|to: the United Nations — Sweden, $ 00 4 .: ’ chief engineer, He o ered into ev "olic religion Sunday beginning 8t|is taking reservations by telephone,| Maps and filled-in questionnaires| oo ween Russia gry ‘he | Iceland and’ Atghanistdn were abs . a $ 50 dence estimates which showed that re p the..chureh . ) [ “ the book cost of all railways ®rop-|11 a m. at Marian college. Father | IR-3431, after 6 p. m. daily. Assist- are to be returned to e. | western powers—the United States, Most certain of acceptance as the v Y ty Vis depreciatiol* Neg Grogan is the director of ‘the Cath- ing in arrangements are Mrs, Isa- | federation office by Oct. 28: | Britain and the many countries| frst non-charter members of the Ja : . Ba Sep of about’ $5 mil- olic Information bureau and an as- {belle Daunoras, Miss Margaret Shippey expects to remain in the | which support them in today's in- | World organization. , INCLUDING TEST CURL, tion from the PanY's claims. The sistant pastor of St. John's church. | Sheerin and Miss Jessie Mansfield. community about a mouth, Jstet | ternational politics—sat &t- the. core).SEVEN. , Election of three non- SHAMPOO AND:SET | difference between the two figures = . ™ sr GR that, it will be the responsibilily y of the assembly's machinery. {permanent members of the security i | can be accounted for by divergent 1 2 | were slaughtered last week, a 361 the local church people to £0 ales While the assembly struggiés with council — Colombia, Belgivar and) } . Se i theories of utility valuation, which E | per cent increase over the previous | with the expansion program ¥ axe them, the same: differences will get Syria were touted as the successors t STYLISTS are at issue in the case. week's kill of only 140,000. | ploiting the findings of the study. | special attention after Nov. 4 in the 0 Mexico, the Netherlands and | MR. THOMAS—MARY COURTIER } - The company has estimated the] CONTROLS ENDE The Separianarl Seingise Sait Will Show Both Sides private meetings of the Big Four Bevis oF the fenayon Soutic out i CRYSTAL STIPP | value of its property on the basis slaughterea a ’ read, . 3 council of foreign ministers to be] ons were lobbying. Ior : of current Caster "This is the cost | (Continued From Page One) cent above the previous week's| The study is expected lo bring \0 hid: concarrentiv with the asceme | favor among the 51 delegations. I OPAL FRY, MANICURIST | which the company would have to | slaughter of Bp saitie. i jee SL ee Re Ll sessions. at the, Waldorf-Astoria These were only a few of the 53 |) - bindabiniidebdn y if it purchased all of the equip- {or 62 cents a pound wholesale last| Government -OIACIAIS confirmed | cours > s e Ce | hotel. ‘ |separate matters confronting the! : > pays it i at today’s inflationary week. we . | some of the housewife’'s worst religious picture in Indianspolis i» Mr. Byrnes, returning to Wash- assembly and its six main commit- | OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT prices. | Spokesmen for ‘the packer said|Suspicions about the:current retail| It I it Te cts Det after today's ceremonies: will foes, each a 51-member duplicate’ of | rer at ! I ulatio f arisul Vw 54 7 its Union Demand Related good Jbeef, which sold at 55 cents a SUBST shortage. i Pop 1 the city and county. “Bar-|Come to New York tnen and Molo- |! ji wg pin | INDIANAPOLIS" MOST LUXURIOUS SALON . Mr. Lebo's estimate was based on pound in wholesale trade last week, | They said the scarcity Is the | " ‘hich : etermine y certain tov will hand over his assembly re-| Some o cia s predicted that the { the original cost of the property =... pe reduced to’ 43 cents a MOSt acute in -history—worse even |riers which Re will be SPonsibilities to Deputy Foreign Session would run beyond the ten- | as the company acquired it through pound than during the war. There's little | kinds of neg ) fr ee a Minister Andrei Vishinsky. British tative Dec. 7 deadline, but delegates I the years since 1932. His estimate The department of agriculture re- chance of relief until the ng ted) BR BT, 5, Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin and a ried Nations oduialt alike | | represented approximately what the industry can shake off effects of roads a 8. French Foreign Minister Georges hoped to prevent a prolonged ses- |g rhe : i hdiesale diessed yeat i / hifting of populations and |p : B¢%Ision by drivi 1] 2035 N. Meridian WA. 6251 company actually id" for the Ported that wholesa PEAY the maritime strike, they added. The shifting ro ; _lsion by driving hard from the]; . . pan) y pa prices were nearly double the ceiling | changes in the public school en- Bidault were due later for the for | auiset I

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{the Anglo-American countries was i this background of actual ’ gan nel a local Prot- Sembly’s debate over the big power

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council. | There were frank assertions that if the assembly's only accomplishment were to erase the tensions between the so-called Soviet’and western blocs, the United Nations future as the key to world peace would be | secure. . Much was staked on the certainty that all disputes would be {aired in the glare of public debate

Be am now doing in Indian- | ; ed, as 1 . land guided by the suasion of world

9 and responsibility. 1 “The Protestant church is much weaker than it needs to be’ a [study of other cities has disclosed,” | Brooklyn,

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| opinion. { The down-to-earth debate was the comity | reserved for more than 400 assemIndianapolis bly committee sessions scheduled to I begin next week at the United NaWade | tions semi-permanent headquarters at Lake Success, eight miles further out on Long Island. But chief delegates of each of the

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munity, Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel | : : @ is executive secretary of the church 31 nations prepared opening state- ; » federation ments of their governments’ policies Abore—SHEAFFER'S LIFETIME

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