Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1946 — Page 37

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DARY AT PEAK

Nearly Double; xpected Soon.

N, Nov, 21 (U. P). re department said y prices have about 46 peak. early doubled in the it said. But prices lining somewhat as roduction starts inally. The low point ion was reached in

nt's predictions were monthly review of ation. The review comparing current 1 last year. at 92 score—or top as selling for 82.7 1 the Chicago wholeOctober compared price of 41.5 cents a

elling on the same cents a pound coms cents in October, ease for fluid, cone aporated milk was

1e department said milk per cow was ords as of Nov. 1 as pastures and plentie eed concentrates. OWS on hand, total oduction was 8,900, ompared with 9,100, In October, 1945,” i$

OVELIST DIES Nov. 21 (U. P.).—= ms, 63, one of Brite . newspapermen and elling detective nove yesterday. He had cently for medical

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STANOLIND RAISES ‘William F. Krieg ls Elected PRICE OF FUEL OL President of Packard Firm

An advance in normal and sub-| william F. Kr ieg, Indianapolis|tached to the Offices at Washingnormal wagon prices on power fuel (attorney, has been elected president ton. D. C. J : oil was announced today by the|and general manager of the Pack- MI Ret, for his service from Standard Oii Co. (Ind) |March, 1942, to October, 1945, was ard Mfg. Corp. Ipresented with the legion of merit, Kerosene, heater oil, furnace oil| Joining the firm fourth. highest . U. “S. military and power fuel will advance one-|last January as | decoration. half cent per gallon. Standard secretary a n d Prior to his entry into service light diesel fuel and Stanolex diesel [general counsel, Mr. Kridg had practiced law here fuel will advance one-half cent per [following d is -

10 years. gallon, while high speed diesel fuel |charge from the A native of Indianapolis, he is a

will gain a cent per gallon, army, Mr." Krieg § {graduate of the University of Notre Tank wagon prices on Various [succeeds William #3 [Dame and the Harvard university gasolines remained the same. (F. Struby, who {law school. He is married, has two Cr ——— | resigned. children. He lives at 5751 Wild-|

The new president was elected a member of the

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RITES SET FOR BOY, 10, BURNED IN BLAST

Services for Charles Grant Cones, | 10-year-old son of Mrs. Gertrude Cones, Mt. Comfort, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the home of bis grandfather, Charles C. Koster, 3251 N. Illinois st. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

LOTTERY UNCOVERED IN POKER GAME RAID} me of directors

Police who were called to the|last June. Grand hotel, 138 8. Illinois st. early H . today on complaint of a poker game, ® Served a3 assistant general} uncovered instead four tip books counsel to the selective service system during world war II, holding

and baseball tickets. the rank of colonel. He was atThe boy was burned by an ex-

They arrested Bert Dunlap, 55, of LOCAL BRIEFS ploding gasoline drum Tuesday at

room 33, Grand hotel, on charges A panel on juvenile delinquency |his home. He died later in Methodist |

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of operating a lottery and gift enterprise.

More C fort Wearin will be the main feature of a hospital. His was the third fatality ¥ meeting of the P.-T. A. in the I luis family in Bee months. » : = is father and his sister, Mary Crispus Attucks high school at 8:15 . : False Teeth P 8 at 8 Lou, were killed flve months ago i": m. today. when their airplane crashed near : Here is a pleasant way to gyercome | Members of the panel are: John Spencer, t a q : a ; Improved. ler a LETH, and| Motley and Mrs. Emma Roberts,| Survivors besides his mother and ower ates holds them Srmer so at representing parents; Mrs. Eunice grandfather are a brother, Clarence, Tr C ria 0 ummy, “ > gooey, pasty taste or feeling’ It's gummy, |r, vlor, P-T. A. official; R. K.|who also was burned by the ex-(non-acid) es not sour. Checks ‘plate r leader: y 10 aired a ters nr - odor™ (denture breil Get FASTEETH Smith, community leader; Rev. D.|plosion, and his paternal grand today at any drug store. |E. Skelton, minister, and Louis parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence

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Twenty-eight more veteran hous ing units at the Stout Field project are expected to be ready. for occupancy by. the first part of next week. Announcement of completion of the units was made by Forrest Logan, FPHA project engineer, To date, sixty-four dwellings are occupied. Mr. Logan said he believed the project would be finished some

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES By 'Step on Gas’

By Science Service WASHINGTON, Nov, 21.-—Lots of people try to use the.same pedal for both acceleration and braking-—and get into trouble, But Nelson IL. Perry, Chicago

inventor, has devised a combination pedal that will turn the trick. To step on the gas, you tilt your foot forward. = To put on the brakes, you push your foot straight down. An ‘ingenious ar-

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4 MILLION JAPS GO HOME

TOKYO, Nov. 21 allied supreme command said today that a total of 4983901 Japanese had been repatriated and that another 1,501,500 still were awaiting evacuation to Japan from various parts of Asia.

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