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a" Reaps 7th Big Crop Pledge Renewed | —=This One Biggest of Al

* Steele has a three-day stubble on his face and grime on his hands. ‘But

‘and richest crop since. he started farming on his own 160-acre farm 1

“farm house in southern Ford county, | storage and he's

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WEDNESDAY. JULY2 1047

For Better Transit

- Company Wil Add “New Vehicles (Continued From Page One) his. biggest | mission's stinging criticism of the o utility's servic {ihe order termed * m—i——— crowded and dirty.” | has yesulted from good farming— | But concerning the big expannother way of saying common sion program which Mr. Reid last | year pledged the company to make |

"One Farmer to Gross $200,000 " From Wheat Grown on 5000 Acres. - * vd

GARDEN CITY, Kas. July 2 (U. P.)~—Kansas wheat farmer Dale |

he's making more money than most bank presidents. Mr. Steele, 36, blue-éyed and six feet tall, is harvesting years ago. With $30,000 worth: of equipment bought and paid for, Mr. ‘inadequate, overSteele is harvesting 20 and 25 and | TA even 30 bushels to the acre from 3000 acres of rolling land that he 2 now owns and 2000 more that he's Sense. renting | Mr. Steele believes the fat harHis gross income this year will vests won't last out here where the hit $200,000. |wind and drought once created al Most of the land is near the origt | dust bowl. He's not selling all his P#

inal homestead, a comfortable white | crop. - ‘He has 75,000 bushels .holding back ash

fcent fare, the president said: “Our plans haven't changed ‘a

aven't changed our minds.”

The county raises more wheat than 'sizable portion. any other in th¢ nation. “Ith come in handy if the Mr. Steele's good fortune is only! years come,” he said. slightly greater than most of the | Mr. Steele thinks most Kansas wheat growers who stuck out the farmers are using the fat years to bad years of the 30s. J advantage, paying off mortgages on In those days a man was lucky | land and equipment and generally to have Ing Boos- crops in five years. | preparing for possible bad ‘times.

But most Kansas farmers now are! pr tm— reaping their seventh straight har- Wholesale Food Prices

yest thout failure. And this Yosh Without 3 (BidIes~oB Highest in Weeks

NEW YORK, July 2 (U. P). - {Wholesale food prices in the wee

| The company expects delivery of ended July 1 soared to their highest | level in almost three months. The |’> more vehicles this fall—25 new

Dun .& Bradstreet index was up 15] | acklest trolleys and 50 more diesel cents from the preceding week. ousses between next month and

lean | ©f cross-town service, expréss busses ‘on all major lines, and new | busses to replace the utility" old equipment. , From August until today, of the program has been carried | {out. Fifty new busses and trackless | trolleys have been placed in service. Expect 75 in Fall

diesel busses, five Twin Coach Co, __ | busses “and 15 Marmon-Herrington

return ok trackless trolleys.

Mr. Steele's exceptional TT Advertisemem

Gas on Stomach

When excess: acid canes painful. neat The index in the latest week stood ng gas, sour stomach and heartburn. doctors nora usally . | Express service? The - utility | prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for | at $6.39. It compared with $6.24 In} joesn’t know when that: will’ start

ae e Telief—meicines 11ke those in Belang Tablow. No lduatve Bohama brings combs 2%

BEANS for Acid Indigestion 25¢

the preceding week and $454 a year ago. ‘On April 8 the index was $6. 41.

but its research department | working out the plans, a sores: {man said, Additional cross- -town service? One phase of it—a branch of the N. ‘Meridian st. line to Clifton st.! to replace the present Clifton feed‘er bus—will start In September, ac- | cording to present pians.

“CUSTOM-MADE ALL-STEEL |

+ VENETIAN BLINDS *

No Charge "2 Weeks Some Changes Mase A series of minor route changes’ r E i t S 95 Delivery has been made. The company still Shimates is working on its plan to replace] and Minimum x the ancique E. Mic higan st, cars

with busses. How rapidly the Improvement program—which Mr. Reid said last August would cost $4,500, n | be accomplished depends on/ what the board of directors decides this, | afternoon when it holds its post-| wi on the new rate crder.

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“We're going to go ahead” Mr.| Reid said. “Whenever we can get’ | the equipment.”

‘Grandfather Held For Attack on Child

| A 73-year-old grandfather was to {appear in municipal court this {afternoon on a charge of raping his [12-year-old granddaughter while 'she was visiting hin Sunday. | Neighbors reported the incident

and vehicles which |

on condition of a permanent 8'%- |

rticle. Whenever we can get the | of equipment, we're going ahead. We |

That program included extension |

Aa part |

These include 30 General Motors |

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in a pack that attacked and killed an 11 Louis Rissone' is shown with wounds he su

Seek to Find How Bulldogs

Hore -old Bronx boy. At right, Patrolman: ered when he tried to rout the; pack,

City Pushing

! { - oF Street Program Were Let Loose to Kill Boy | BOLeEY Heat-Crazed Pack in Bronx Attacks Officer Funere os (Continued From Page One) togra wil Gost: the city sn et. After Youngster's Torn Body Is Found mated $620,000 with initial expend | NEW YORK, July 2 (U. P).—Police sought to learn today who] Revered Triton tures beginning this year if plans turned loose a pack of Jeat- crazed bull terriers, | Attendant “on duty dll do not go awry. . | The dogs killed an Y1- year-old boy. Then they attacked a policeman | Might, Private ambulance, Construction has begun on an, g. yards from a-crowded Bronx swimming pool. . oo Nw Yoh

| underpass on Shelby st. at the Belt railroad. The city's share of the! 1 $500,000 structure is $200,000. Other grade separations on which it is hoped work will start in. 1947 Were are at W. Michigan st. and the ests. B. & O. and Big Four railroads; E.| Police examine 11th st. and the Monon and Nickel {3 boathouse on Pugsley’s . creek | Plate railroad, and S. East st, and where the dogs were kept by Swin the Indianapolis Union Railway belt Sandgren, 52. The officers sought line. {to learn if Stanley Balaban, 11, or

Engineers recently -tompleted thé someone else crawled through a |W. Morris st. underpass at a cost window and turned the dogs louse. |

{of $390,000, of which the city paid Body in Meadow 40 per cent. Stanley's torn body was found] In the next seven years plans are nearby in a meadow separating to construct eight underpasses. Re- the boathouse and swimming poel, | maining projects are three Belmont, The dogs, four full-grown prize ave. crossings at the Big Four, the winners and two pups, charged | B. & O. and the Pennsylvania Patrolman Louis -Rissone, 31, *

Two of the dogs were. shot to death, one of them on the edge of | {the pool where 6000 persons sought relief trom the season's heat record of 878 degrees.” The other four, = pe a kennel for rabies ling with his “mother: His ‘body, clad only in swimming trunks, was! d the’ interior of found torn trom throat pV) feet.

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On the drawing board of the state ' The dogs knocked his club from highway commission are blueprints his hand and were on top of him | for a $750,000 grade separation proj- fighting to reach his throat when ect on Kentucky ave at the belt Sgt. Fred Werner and Patrolman | line. Cost of the structure will be Robert Kimmer arrived, The officers divided between the federal govern- shot them. |

ment and the Indianapolis - Union! The Balaban boy disappeared | « Fallway, [from the pool 1 where he + was s bath-

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