Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1947 — Page 12

Goes Up 74 Points

Grain and Livestock Show Big Gains

Filmes State Berviee' LAFAYETTE, Ind, July $—~The Indiana farm price index, June 18, 17, was 263, up 74 points as compared with an index of 189 a year ago, it was reported by Purdue university and federal agricultural statisticians today. The Index is based on 1935-30 prices as 100. The Indiana grain price index was 287 Juhe 15 ag compared with 218 a vear earlier and the livestock price index was 278 as compared with 174 a year ago With the exception of wool, butterfat, whole milk, chickens, potatoes, and apples, which either remained at the same prices as a year ago or dropped slightly, gains in price were shown by the other farm commodities. Boybeans were up to $260 per bushel this year from $210 last year at this time, and hogs also made quite a gain In price, being $24 per hundredweight on June 15, . 1947, against $14.50 a year earlier. Calves and lambs also made large gains over the June 15, 1048 price. Cattle were $22.30 per hundredweight this year and $15.20 last year, while calves were $23.80: per

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST BUMMARY: Clear are Indicated from Georgia and Tennessee northeastward to thé Canadlan-New England border today and tomorrow morning

hundredweight on June 15 this year

last year. Lambs were $2280 per | at the same time last year, Wheat rose to $2.35 per bushel |

corn also made a gain, being $1.90 per bushel on June 15, 1947, as compared to $1.38 on June 15, 1046. Onts were 04 cents a per bushel at that time this year and 82 cents las¥ year, while hay was $16.00 per ton on June 15 this year and $14.50 on June 15, 1046,

Rescuers Search Tennessee Cave For Missing Man

Llib —————————— CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July § (U. P).~Hollins Hun was satisfied today that at least he had help to search for his. missing brother in the mile long Nickajack cave in the vicinity of Lookout mountain. For almost two days Mr. Hurn had gone through the dank, black corridors of the bat-infested cave, calling out his brother's name, His voiee brought back only echoes. Police had thought it a hoax. The missing John T. Hurn of Nashville started exploring the cave on Tuessday for a possible tourist attraction. He hasn't been seen since. . 8» MR. HURN'S search finally convinced state highway police, who rounded up a trained cavern rescue party now settled around the near hotemiets depths of a subterranean |

es searchers believe that they found the spot where John Hurn had slipped and rolled down a clay bank into the water. There were unmistakable clawing marks of a Hand from the top of the bank to the water. The searchers waited until grappling equipment could be brought into the cave to penetrate the water's depths.

Huge Brush. Fires ., Qn Coast Controlled

LOS ANGELES, July 8 (U, PO) .— Weary fire fighters who answered a call every 20 minutes for three days cleaned up today after five major southern Oalifornia brush fires burned over nearly 20,000 acres and left more than 200 persons homeless. Fire chiefs used radio to direct “an army of volunteers and regulars fighting the blazes, Although they still blazed spot- | tily, all. the fires In Los Angeles county were controlled last night. | But in San Diego county a four-day-old fire which destroyed 16,000 acres still raged unchecked in the Cleveland national forest. It threat ened many cabins and ‘week-end campers.

Stork Loses. Race With Airliner

CHICAGO, July 5 (U. P) ~The stork. lost a Fourth of July race to a United Airlines plane yesterday. Mrs A L Ard her husband and small daughter, took off from Salt Lake City early today, headed for Chicagi. Shortly after the takeof!, Mis. Ard notified the pliot that he hatl better try for a record. The pilot radioed ahead to Omaha. and made arrangements to make a stop there. He made ito. k. Fifty minutes after the plane landed Mrs. Ard gave birth to a girl at St. Catherine's hospital. United reported mother and baby doing ne

Pair weather is also promised as compared with $16.20 on June 15] most western states

hundredweight this year and $15.50 *lsewhere, | Lakes region, where overcast skies

are predicted and along portions

from $182 on June 15, 1948, and | Of the Pacific coast where fog is indicated

showers forecast will occur inthe lakes area, central plains, south ern Georgia and western Oregon, (See FOTOCAST areas.) Most of these storms will be developing ahead of the cold air frontal system vaneing slowly e ast and south-

skies

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prevail the - Great

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Ex-P. W.'s Convene Here, Recall Lean Days of War

They spent July 4th standing around in a hotel lobby and talking 8 quietly in a cocktail lounge. and not a single patriotic speech.

There

To holiday passersby, it was just

a rather odd mixture of soldiers, young civilians, middle-aged men and a few women, obviously weré having a good time. They laughed, shouted across the lobby at each other, weren't able to walk that far,

shook hands, and, ™ |

Two years ago, some of them

No Time for Tears

It was the second annual convention of the International Association of Barbed Wire clubs. The delegates were former prisoners of war, Later, there were a few meetings scheduled, with some speeches and formalities : “But this is the ‘best part, T. 8gt. City, a couple. of boys bid." International President Jo B. Carpenter, 23-year-old Grand Jungtion, Colo, sald there would be no time forferty which places on us grave retears. sorry for each other”

" sald Harry HM. Perton, Mason “1 just bumped into knew a Bill

Towa,

supermarket manager,

“Wé didn't come here to feel! he said. Meets Benefactor

It was the same thing over and over again among the nearly 100 the local club, which acted as host, delegates, as well-dressed, well. fed | said it was only natural for the Americans tried to recognize the club to hold its convention on In«|sho| faces of persons they last recalled | dependence day.” He “sald people as starved, beaten, and demoralized | shouldn't

humans in Cabatausan, Santa Tomas, Stalag Luft, and other; prisons.

A young sergeant rushed across said, “we're here” .

wand through the central states and Great Lakes region. A cold front moving inland from the Pacific is responsible for the partly cloudy conditions and showers pictured for the northwest, Cool moist air from the north Pacific is associated with this front. Temperatures over the country will range between Miami's 72 degrees minimum and Duluth's cool 51, parly tomorrow, Lowest readings in the northeastern states will be in the mid 60's, and similar minima are forecast. through

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the Tennessee, Ohio and Missouri High Low valleys. guns roses 88 It will be hot and sultry by to- [Chicage ............... wo B38 88 Cincinnati . 86 60 morrow afternoon through the [Cleveland i 03 Mississippi valley, due to the flow |DPentes, ..-- 8M of warm air from the Gulf. Maxi 5 LL . . 8 " mum readings In the southern | indianapolis ie n y “ —— snimtimmmneis | IGANOAS CHY . 7" Lo: . i » . 8 : 7 8 u wasn't an American flag in sight| 2 ington, D. O. = . wy LEGAL NOTICE another convention. The delegates, ok cx Notice is Beret Yan 1 all oreditors Sine 13 1001 J ciars © -. x 4 wed the sire Gs ors Assocs: the cocktail lounge and gra dob ed the hand of a tall, thin woman. dt io pai of thier said yh ny » smuggle mesh adopted” by iF wher o oh sar rors: cine an you,” sa Is, | tion h Clara Phillips, Portland, Ore. She u/peed; ARTHoR Ra argh was a wartime American spy In iy south Ta on pa ..

the Philippines before internment in 1044, She wrote a book about ;.q.; NoTICE OF PUBLIC her experineces, “Manilla Esplo=| Notice 1s hereby bd Hid that the foll nage.” The sergeant who Tecog- Heidi To 2, nized her was Charles Page, req { Myers, Fla. now stationed at Rel-|

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meeting and the organisation had a serious side. Cites Responsibility “We have had an experience of suffering and loss of human lib- t

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sponsibilities to help the world understand what liberty, freedom and} security really mean,” he sald. Norman Lauchner, a member of res

den reN20 ve 47—Mayznie Blackwell, 21st Street, requests ex ansfon of conformi 0

ho. V-47--Mary Davidson, Street, requ ests variance of use to the operation of a beauty hop front room of the exist) 331-V-47—Mary A.

misunderstand if they had a lot of fun and laughed a lot when they got together. “That's why we're laughing.” - he

Mr. diate however, is bound to affect the ming mArket, While this year has been a banner one for pig crops, a -looming shortage in feed likely will force farmers to reduce their crop. However, a shortage in pigs for market will not be seen Iimme-

For Atom in Near Future

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5 (U, P), «The world cannot look forward in the immediate future to any but warlike functions for atomic energy, Dr. W. K, H. Panofsky, one of the natibn's foremost atomic sclentists, said last night. . “Our main concern must still lle with the function of atomic energy

Strikes Italian Woman . ROME, July 5 (U, P).—The au-

diately, nor will sharply increased | P Sees "No Peaceful Use prices. It will be staved off because there is a large supply of {grain on hand to carry raisers into [ winter, he’ said. The continued floods in the nation's breadbasket will affect also yield This will create an over-all short age of feed in the spring, Mr,

farmers will find it hard to get.

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Hogs Win Enough Prizes To Make Quilt of Ribbons

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NOBLESVILLE, Ind, July 5—Ralph Bishop is justly proud of his | §) i record as a breeder of purebred Hampshire hogs. He is one of the top men of the nation in the fleld and currently |o is Hoosierland's top judge of hogs. He was so named at Purdue university in the Expert Swine Judging School. For 20 years he has been raising Hampshires, and today his name is known to breeders over the | J owings of the stock & mutual : oountry. , and national His greatest boost { however, came in 1032 when he won an international réserve grand championship at Chicago | Operating 100 acres, sees that he farrowing every vear, with a total, pig crop of about -2350> The young | he keeps six months to a year and| then are bringing him $203 a head.

His stock has won. state! firsts consistently.

in the field,

Mr.

has about

Bishop 18° sows

sells. Bred sows currently Weather Hurts Bishop looks to the imamefuture with some concern, for poor spring weather

have an next spring. Local crops be not expected to give top to a poor start.

Wite Is ‘Partner’

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Plan to Fly 7000

Britons to Candda

LONDON, July § (U, P.).—8Seven thousand Britons will be flown to|y Canada in the first mass migration by air, an Ontario government representative announced loday. Dana H. Porter, Oatario™ planning and development minister, said the first plane load of immi- ng grants will fly to Ontario Aug. 1. fog of Priority will be given to persons prepared to work on farms a in the forests.

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Our mechanics are OSE: 2-bedroom ! FUR pt oor Main st, h Grove. Burial MA ai FURNISHED HOUSE’ 2-bedroom 5-Rm. semi-mod. bung ; 2 nice lo YOU'LL Hill chmatery, Friends may our guar. $12 Bescher (rear), MA- bu w; available for 3 months side EHS ade AD LIBERA! pi Ser 3p. Saturds oniy_lo_coupls: 480 month. Refer- 2-car gar. small barn or Ee ataliad OH-§264 | oct monte Near transportation io elty 150 N. Dela hu sunt of Lulu Rest, {+ pu Ins! \ 28. BUSINESS—MISC a

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