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

TUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1047 ____ ;

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Thirty-five yéars of eating the administrative offices were

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ROLLIN STEWART Says:

“Here's why we talk about the Ride”

All passengers in KAISER and : FRAZER automobiles get a *'front seat ride!" The rear seat is placed well ahead of the rear wheel housings. This not only permits it to extend the full width of the car, but also lets the rear seat be moved down to a position much nearer the road. So instead of riding on top of the wheels, you're actually susperided between them! Addition of airplane-type shock absorbers cushion all up and down movement to give you the ultimate in riding pleasure ~—""the horizontal ride."

Predict Meat Prices to Rise

| Slimmer Rations | Expected by Fall

| WASHINGTON, Aug:'12 (U, P). —Housewives can look for a sharp rise in meat supplies this fall and) { winter. | | But slimmer rations are expected! [for 1948 as result of dwindling’ corn crop prospects, agriculture depart‘ment officials said today, | | This pattern in meat output isi expected to result from a pinch in| {feed supplies and from prices too’

- high for profitable livestock produc-

tion. There are fears that the corn icrop will not only be short, but {poor in quiility as well, Warned of ‘Soft Corn’ Farmers already are being warned to prepare for much “soft” corn, ‘that is corn which has poor feeding value and cannot easily be stored. This means that much of the 1947 harvest will be fed to livestock early this season and the livestock | quickly rushed off to market. Animals will not be fattened long | enough to produce the choicest cuts | of meat. The normal increase in beef and | pork production during the fall and | winter months is expected to be leven more marked than usual as farmers slaughter livestock they! cannot feed. But consumers will have to pay for their brief feast by a longer pe- | riod of scarcity. f Unless consumer income drops sharply, Americans may be In for| ‘another skimpy meat quota next) spring and summer with prices perhaps even higher than at-present.

Probe Foul Play In Edinburg Death

EDINBURG, Ind, Aug. 12 (U.P. —Johnson county authorities today continued their investigation in the death of an Edinburg bartender. Briton Sawin, 42, lifelong resident | of Edinburg, died in Johnson county | hospital at TPranklin Sunday of] what a coroner's report said was a. skull fracture, Friends of Mr. Sawin said the] tavern worker left his job early | Friday morning to go home, He was)

-| found unconscious in his bed at

noon Friday and died two days later. Sheriff . Howard Maxwell and Prosecutor Robert Lybrook said they were investigating the possi-| bility of foul play.

South Wind Names Sales Supervisor

South Wind division, StewartWarner Corp., today announced appointment of Key W. Ryan as supervisor of sales and service for South Wind “sealed heat” residen-

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GIVE LOYALTY TESTS WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (U. P.) —

I A loyalty check designed’ to rid the

{federal payroll of subversive em- { ployees will get under way within ‘a week, a civil service commission | | spokesman said today.

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