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a a 4 : 3 ® hi HN : A p—— v otels Overflowing : Ra [Soci ar'e [Her Freak Se . : ‘ . | N RX § Hd IR OVETMoOwing. ; Matron's (Her Freak Squ Gi al Many Sleep Outdo ontnd | Dinner Splattered on viany Sleep Qurdoors Slayer Executed er Splattered.on YY ai Engla As Rooms Are Filled Ee wx, mies were | - Nousewile Neglected fo etch Prissute "cet in on : | ward. Beecher Caraway; M4. » Cooker, Learns Safety Lesson Hard Way : . . : utler, was electrocuted last night A loud explosion came from the kitch Indian 5 BERT Weather Favorable for Good Fishing; IEE Nap olsctruuied at BIBI. ciao © Kitchen of an’ Indianapolis house reelains and Good Catches Reported in Lakes and Streams Marjory Oturels Logan, Jeg Mian | 1. WAS. Bok» planned celebration of the holiday, however, { from U. 8. © My MARC G. WAGGENER tas His wife M i win un ex was injured, 4 dia give whe housewife 4m entry ar years are Doesn't matter whether there are firecrackers or not in Hoosierland shorily before ing e, visited hii niihion. with leuk: Surjtest being conducted by The Times in co= again toda families are celebrating the nation's birthday with I e was strapped into v e anapolis safety council to stir up interest in tC wih Dunes state park and along Lake Michigan and at Sing Sings electric chalr at 11:01|dccident prevention in the home. . the “oily of the other state parks stretching down to the Ohio river. p. m. He was pronounced dead| The contestant had purchased a dent. Cash prizes fotaling $15 are ooiies” Hayal ines in igen : iri wd by three minutes later. ~ |pressure cooker and felt sure she being paid winners. Mail or bring 1 k attendance than undred thousand predic Caraway told prison officials that knew how to use it safely, your: entry to the Freak Squesk , Tecently re- state park officials yesterday as they completed plans for handling record e he was. ready to die for shooting Taught a Lesson Editor, Indianapolis Times, 214 W, fayer & Co. crowds over the three-day : : the 52 1 Maryland ; : today, tomorrow and Sunday. Hotel parks, it's also a big day for the " hyeus-uid socialite last July| She put her dinner in the cooker ALY st. Indianapolis 9. eight’ years. managers in the parks reported that {anglers who have finally found. the{ a Was also accused of robbing|and prepared the children for play, : 1 the back of they had been forced to turn down | Weatherman in a favorable mood|" a. raping her daughter, Marjory and then started doing the week's A ’ rade-mark’ of hundreds of requests for overnight for their sport. i eanne Logan, 26, a former WAC. washing. She forgot about the ire i hagen crafts. accommodations for this week-end.| During the past few days there we turned down the opportunity| cooker. 1 queen origi- The Fourth of July is traditionally |have been increasing reports of Jame is choice for his last meal| As she was hanging out the wash ause the city the big day at Indiana Dunes state|good catches from both lakes and ro the routine menu of kid-|she heard a loud explosion. The 0 nn P of water, the park which stretches for three miles |streams while the throngs of fish- eo a, baked potato end tea. [noon meal had splattered the walls p elts and the along the southern tip of Lake ermen have kept the conservation a puis Uf pis last acts was to write|in the kitchen. ; Tr 3 Michigan and 1s the summer play- officers Comparatively few 2 Nrewel ation to his mother in| “My Freak Squeak taught me,”| EX-prisoners of war gathered “in in muted col- ground for Chicago's millions and | violations of the fishing laws have ah she says, “to keep an eye on my Indianapolis today fo attend the of the Danish the Calumet area. been reportéd but occasionally they . pressure cooker and check the time |S¢cond annual convention of the [ues, leaden Snooze Under Stars are finding an angler withoit & on its operation—you can only do International Association of Barbed e most widely Lack of hotel and cabin facilities|license, with an undersize fish or er | S i |one thing safely at a time.” Wire clubs to be held in Sevenin do not bother Dunes visitors, many |an over-the-limit catch. $45 in Cash Offered hotel. Gol n portray the of whom burrow into the sand along : . . Another Freak Squeak contest] A #lant B-17 bomber brought 15 orthern Land the beach, wrap up in a blanket | JUSt in Case A SE A onor Stu ends at midnight tonight. If you've tay univals yesterday from army owever, they and snooze under the stars. Their| If you are one of these un- — : ns i Ve ‘ had a narrow escape from an acci- (POSS in and near San Antonio, > thelr prod- A wn va x.y. TE ] LODK OUT THERE—Youthful bathing beauties keep an eye on the incoming | ag dent and want to win some cash, |T¢X- iB oA beach through the night and morn- | : . v| waves as they play along the three-mile beach of Indiana Dunes state park on Lake nor roll students for the/enter the Freak Squeak contest. Headed by Sgt. J. O. Bass, presi. al in: finds them plmnging into the for a fishing trip today, don't] Michig an. Semester completed last June at| Write a brief summary of how |dent of the San Antonio Barbed lake for a quick “wake up” before Worry for the conservation officers , Bev Putite university were announced|the accident almost happened—but | Wire club, the Texas group was land breakfast. \report that lakes and sein siels 8) Hie yatel omy any. lake migatory waterfowl shooting per-) Hoosiers generally are dissatisfied nl students have b didn't. In 35 words or less complete STanted speci’ leave snd tarts de at highest While most of the visitors arrive generally are in good condition dor] eS 8 5 ue wi mits, were introduced they have|yithy the open season which they| university coliege honor rol De. °P. Ye this sentence: My Freak Squeak | Portation by the war department e’ very white by car and truck and bus, hundreds | Catches around here during the become collectors’ items, bringing |, .. peen all Bail director," announced. They include | taught me—, and indicate the safe- to attend the convention. : ! Tourney from Chicago, East Chicago the week-end and that fishing has week have included some bass, butprices in excess of the $1 fee paid ave been allocated in recent Years, |with.m Hichard Fuller, Testecepots Fati|ty lesson learned by the near-acci- A reception committee, headed b k. The prod- Gary and Hammond by South Sh ct been good over most of the staté this| chiefly bluegills, crappies and red-|by the hunter. asserting that it comes too early to JM iton gees, Peru Ais Rebeka ‘Clark John B. Carpenter, a 23-year-old snes, including Da A Ten beg week. ha eyes along with “carp and buffalo. Fee Boost Pr sed give them a chance at the ducks|dianapolis: Winiam' Ordaugh, indiviapo. 2 Girls Missin Grand Junction, Oolo., groceryman, stle, . pastoral the mile and a half hike through Their reports, compiled by the| Artificial baits have been effective, opo and geese moving southward ahead | Miss = Patricl Coln Perce, Indiana ba; i national Barbed . Wire president, easants. the park and over the row of sand conservation department, are not as sharing honors with minnows, Hoosier duck hunters will not of winter weather. They want a and Russell i ts Jr., en. ort, Here Since June 22 A the Texans. daptable for duries to reach the beach. optimistic as a week ago but maybe| WOrms and doughballs. look. with too much favor on a later season so that they will have pharmacy as da a S anisge of Police xed A 6:30 o'clock dinner tonight will tation, objets With them come lunch baskets, |[they are just being conservative] . In neighboring counties similar obo) now bef a chance at migrating birds, NOt]North ancheecer: Chili, Hovert Cook. | were asked today to search feature Dr. Henry Haas, Purdue ieces. Because rolls of blankets, radios, and all the Neither did they report any out- conditiens prevail, milky to muddy [Proposal i ore congress which [those few which have nested on |disnspolis; Richa: aries A. hae In. >. two girls, missing from “their university chemistry department s, they fit into accessories for a day in the open, [standing catches but don't let that Waters, but with fishing generally would ‘increase the price of duck | Hoosier waterways. | Schloss, Indianapolis, and Sidney C. 8 y The ins Indianapolis since June 72. head and Sxpérs ou stomic tog or. including generous bottles and jars| discourage you for there are still ay. ; stamps from $1 to $2. The proposal | A number of letters on this sub-|'SiuGents listed ya Pi Kell §itls are Evelyn Rosemary resssrch.. Hagsil B. Bhenck, Indi+ importation, of sunburn lotion and creams. plenty of big ones to be caught. Northern Fi shin Best would also permit, at the discretion | ject have gone to the U. 8. fish and |¢ollege of liberal on Ane, he BO o ne ckell, 16, and her cousin Nancy ana farm bureau president, will ad and, is clear To the average Hoosier a big day ge . Et g of the secretary of interfor, open- wildlife service from Hoosier nim- Gail oy Miss Doris a Goll Rr be Hunisinger, 12, both of 2034 N. dress the convention at. dinngs 50 Was a war at the Dunes is a never-to-be-for- | Fishing Fair Locally Reports from the fishing grounds ing of 25 per cent of established rods, but no announcement has My wiitsche, Miss Rebs M. Caran New Jersey ot. tomorrow night. : . 1, royalty has gotten experience, entirely different| The Marion county section of the in the northern part of the state| refuges to public hunting, provided been made as yet regarding the Emmett C Perce and Paul’ W. Thoma. | to elatives said they may have gone, Mss, Olara Phillips, suthor of 1 the name of from his more familiar outings at . . |indicate that anglers in that area|waterfowl in the flywat arca arejopen season dates of the 1947 duck ali of Indianapolis. xh sto California to visit Miss Hunt-|Was a Spy,” and a former Jap war 3 to the line. Brown County, Turkey Run PA ih officers’ report lists Fall gre having some real sport although not on the decline. + season. has Reon Heied on tS the singer's mother. They had no prisoner, will be a convention deles ] rated. with ‘a other nearby state parks. creek, White river and Eagle creex| nothing Was Said AbOUL ANY ESPs | rr college of education, Dean Bail Fnnounced, | Money, however, gate from the Portland, Ore. club, a modernistic as milky locally with the Water Co.|cially big fish or limit catches, A 2 ERE RN Le Jhon albiciles o : to a modern Anglers Busy, Too lake ‘clear. Fishing during the week | SIAlOFItY. of the streams are sun : ually well with While the Fourth is a big day has been good in Fall creek and! Mik. : ; : g ! ble accessories, for family outings at the state White river but poor in Eagle creek. Fish taken in this section, Inteam BUCCeSSe oo _ a= = : a. _ | cluding Lakes Freeman and Shafer, lal patterns. | Manitou, Wawasee and those in the made with a * { northeastern counties, include bass, rather. than ? ”* ,crappies and bluegills along with » ' ion gives the some catfish, Minnows, crawlers : ring—one, of ; »* and red worms have proven better : al which pur- ' bait during the week than artificial | aber. plugs and flies. No mention was e with a large . : | made this week of any wall-eye luding a tiny * %* | catches. ‘ 8.3 Yau set 3 Fishing Good in South 3 iecanters, "and * | Anglers in the southern part of : 4 f course, may 'the state came into their own the | : jo: or finer bowl , past few-days after being plagued TR : also are ine by high, muddy waters most of the . hk ¢ br e OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY e ring. Reports incinte hat while | 3. THE ELFIN BOB —N 0 Apu y TacN T } nave been clearing and that the : ; ; . . ‘ Brush ‘it, brush ft, brush it. ES ARY — fishing has been fair to good in ‘ i / gi Curls Spring Right Back. most counties. ; 5 : : : ) Children given special attention. Bass, crappies, bluegills, red-eyes . ‘ Specially trained operators for and carp are being taken, with arti- | . SN ‘small fry. i ficial lures getting “results along) = 4 5 J SE. with minnows and worms al . ’ , x the carp have been taking dough- a : . ! “ Permanent $9.95 rE ; 8 | vans : iall ; 4 i i Ke - Soeclal 5 — Ficed 4 : '47 Duck Stamps Ready $ The 1947 federal “duck stamps” 4 - Nationally fngys Supplies Used 1 {required for all persons over 16 Bring .the Children 3 | years ‘of age who hunt migratory, ‘ oo It's Guaranteed to Please You! { waterfowl, will go on sale at post- \ . offices throughout the state within n | | e I y S a t u r d a a short time. i . - . NOW ONLY | y Super Value . The 1947 stamp, which must be on Permanent $39 | purehased in addition to the state | . hunting license, was designed by | ' | idd es A FINE VALUE! {John K. Murray, Boston, artist for | T h I 0 Nationally advertised | Outdoors magazine, and depicts | 0 U e U m m £ Ir me. pon, $ 50 J two snow geese in flight. : : Hor Cold Wave : : The $1 fee for the stamp is used | 3 : : to finance a federal program for No hi s er ors al, io gion city, no pulls. ADDED SPECIALS! the acquisition of waterfowl feed- ? ing and nesting grounds ds a means ~ HM AIR DYIN Shampoo and Sot___$1.26 of stimulating natural reproducaid (c] Manicure 150 tiofi and providing better bunting. ! No eh Ye —— : In the years since the duck | ; : GUARANT : NG ~ Any IRA, TEED $ 95 You can come in every stamps, officially known as federal : Fisk a $3.30 valte night as late as 6 p. m. for on, say beauty service, Monday : ‘ Saturday. No ‘appoint- d ec eman S - You Can Get These Amazing ment needed. : A Values Only at Beaute-Artes W . ; * ° rao DP ool Information | ArT Open Every et ! ™ Night WASHINGTON, July 4 (U, P)— ~d : a) LY Ti 5 | House Republican leader Charles A. | Halleck today raised the possibility | . - ‘ 4 A SS lof a new test of strength between | CROSSWORD PUZZLE ~ |congress and the President over the : 5 50 >e Awwor to’ Previous Pussle | controversial issue of wool tariffs. | . » ; OTTER RY The Indiana Republican, in a let- | . |. U.S. Naval Leader | [BITTER oH ter to Secretary of State George C. CIM TITHE VIRTE EE AIN FF] |[Marshall, demanded to know, _ WORIZONTAL 60 Horses CL gd 4.7 = whether the United States plans to J, ? 9.95 ‘ 1.3 Pictured op- 81 Deciphers El press for a reduction in world wool | p, erations VERTICAL {tariffs at the International trade] * 2 = mander { India | conference now being held at Ge-| ‘B - U.S. naval I METR PE {neva, ” ® task force 68 28a AME, SEARIAITIE] | He said the information is neces- | : ‘14 Agitat tiric Stele Ei RY |sary so congress will know what N 18 Spanish 3 _- {future action to take on wool, Presvelght’ 4 Color 21 Tendered 39 Attacks ident Truman last week vetoed a ' 1 eigh S While 22 Hebrew 45 Bind bill which would have permitted imRipped 6 He is 8 we 47 City in Arabis port fees on foreign wool if : i Ventilates Admi 35 Cvmmand 48 Irish (ab.) should threaten EO hed yr p I (o) 19 Heads Albanian river usteline 49 Contended AB an Mustel's 39 Santénde support program. eopies utfitting Co. 130 Finis 9 Railroad (ab.) 30 Swiss river suffix . 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