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tion claims which are the ‘basic issue in the entire rate case. This subject was not developed, or . however, by Company Attorney Elbert Gilllom in court, although volumes of testimony on depreciation were read into the record of

Fare Per Passenger Railways research director Paul

1947, was 5.8 cents, This was the lowest: fare per revenue passenger exer collected by the company, he sald, except for. April, May, June and July of 1046.

Boys ‘Sent Away’ In Train Wreck

LOGANSPORT, Ind. March 7 (U. PB.) ~8ociety has collected its debt “from two young “boys -accused of causing -a fatal train wreck, But the public may never know What happened to them, The boys, charged with wrecking a Pennsylvania passenger train at Walton, Ind., last Jan. 27, resulting in the death of four persons and Injuries to 40 others, have been “sent away,” it was learned today. Cass Circuit Judge Clifford Wild, who revealed the judgment, would not elaborate. He‘ said juvenile cases were “sacred” under Indiana law. Judge Wild did not name the boys, but it was a matter of public record that 11-year-old Lisle Graves and 10-year-old Jack Sprinkle of Walton were questioned after the ‘wreck. Prosecutor Keith Campbell sald at that time they had admitted placing a bale of wire on the track “to see what would happen.” . They reconstructed their act - for authgrities. Observers speculated that the boys may have been sent to a > private or state home or institution to remain until they reach the age of 21.

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Music students will be honored at are: Giovonna Ball, Richard Cot- & popular concert by the Howe high ton," Mary Annu}, “Patricia Cum rebnol ‘band and choly a¢ € o'clock (mings, Juanita Euwslry,” Susanne tonight in the Howe auditorium. |Foster, Douglas Gill, Alan Gise, They are:” Richard Schatz, Jack|Carolyn Gorman, George Harris, Shannon and Jack Thomas, band|Helen Hodges, Barbara Ingersoll, members, and Carolyn Canpbell,|Mary C. Johnson, Shirley Joslin, Richard Hargraves and Jack Shan-|Pat Kennedy, Barbara Kidd, Gene non, orchestra members, McClarney, Glenn Mock, Ronald Vocal students. to be recognized |Willlams and Maellen Wright.

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New. Alignments In G. O. P. Expected (Continued From Page Ome)

sign within the next 10 days to announce his candidacy. . Mr. Ober has been “running” for the nomination for several weeks, apparently with considerable blessing from the regular organization followers of County Chairman Henry E. Ostrom. Most party leaders in both factions as well as the prospective candidates have ' admitted they were waiting to see if Mr. Buchanan decided to get into the race. Now that he is in, the maneuvers for alignments will develop rapidly in the next two weeks and by the filing. deadline the issues and factional lines will be definitely drawn. Points to Problems

In his statement announcing his candiddcy, Mr. Buchanan, official and executive of the National Mal leable X Steel Casting Co., pointed out the tremendous responsibilities the next eity administration will face In post-war readjustments. “Inthe next jour years we serfonsly conffive in 3 ful manner the business of maintaining our civic equilibrium,” Mr. Buchanan said. “We have been out of the worst war in our history only about two

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\ the dislocations we encountered in our civic progress during the time it was necessary for us to devote an all-ofit effort to saving civiligation. Calls for Co-Operation

“Handling the job successfully will require not only the relentless efforts of the mayor but also the co-operation of a sincere and capable ‘city council. Equally “important is the necessity that the city administration receive the wholehearted co-operation and good will of all good citizens if the best Job possible is done for the city.”

Mr. Buchanan said he would outline later in his campaign the maJor platform planks and issues he intends to carry to, the voters, He made his statement to members of the Buchanan-for-Mayor committee yesterday when it presented him with a petition signed by 2000 voters, urging him to become a candidate.

DIMES FUND DOUBLED Times Sgate Service MARTINSVILLE, Ind., March 7. —Donations to the Morgan county March of Dimes campaign totaled $3400, according to William V. Bowman, county chairman, after re‘ceipts of x benefit basketball game were turned over to the fund. This year’s amount is more than.double that raised last year.

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11th st, an engineer at Radio Station WFBM, and a “ham” radio hobbyist, still plans to attempt to contact his son in Japan by shortwave. Hearing a noise in the basement yesterday, Mrs, Bush found her husband paralized, apparently from shock by contact with a wire car rying 1000 volts. He was revived by City hospital ambulance attendants and treated by a private phy. siclan, Mr. Bush has been attempting to contact another American

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“ham” in Japan, where Pvt. Jack Bush, 18,

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