Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1947 — Page 9

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: ; 1 : FRIDAY, OCT, 3, 1947 i = — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .____ = wi . ol ii at th on! Ly * : Some: Food Prices worp-A-DAY Church Federation ws" “ Sem Golden Wedding Observance Set = ¢ ' vB ; |whom they ask for gifts. Thus the Mr. and Mrs. EW. Lang will, York Central Railroad, \ X » ! —— ee —— janie Banned Jo ocauAt celebrate their 50th wedding an-| They have two sons, Robert and ; Starting Down | To Seek $36,000 lof life with the federation and its niversary Sunday with, a family Adrian Lang of Chicago; one tiaugh-

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| Dr. Browning's division will be-| mp oon ill leay Fo ple has spent most off, Mr. and Mrs. Lang w ave | assist TENDED TO! r Early December (in solicitation Oct. 30; Mr, Hol-| their married life in Indianapolis. after the family celebration for a By UNITED PRESS ING, OR IN |

The Indianapolis Church Federa- SUmP'S, Nov. 1, and Mr. Combe’, ng yang is retired from the New!trip to North Carolina. tion will conduct a campaign to/Dec. 1. The vkick-off" dinner is). ees ———— sn ——— BE Mw raise $36,000 in the late autumn and Scheduled for early December and| early winter, it was announced to- he Brn) ctory celebration,” for KITCHEN day. James W. Minton is general ‘he first GI'Uhie year. chairman of the fund raising. | The chupch federation staff to CABINETS | The money will be used to defray be associated “With the persons al{the office’ expenses of the federation ready named include in addition ar, 8". MU. sen. 66", Te {and to finance its religious, socialito Dr. Baumgartel, Dan Ehalt, Dr. AND LARGER ; 42" Bink cabinets with chrome cup strainer, double chrome faucets and 42” wall eabinets for only

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Butter, egg apd grain prices ap- ASSIST, THE MEMORY peared to be starting a downward } trend today. However, the cost of |» ANQ.DONT FORGET meat on-theshoof Continued to | THREE LEMONS AND climb at the nation’s big fod | A POUND OF markets. LWERWURST/, Heavy selling at the Chicago : board of trade skidded grain prices lower: yesterday. Egg and butter! ~ prices also were down. Eggy dropped. more than 2 cents a dozen | pnd butter more than 2 cents a pound. . | On. New ‘York's mercantile ex. change today, butter prices slumped | nearly 5 cents. An Agriculture Department report said consumer price resistance was chiefly responsible for the sharp dip! in butter prices. But tHe depart-

for substantial gifts by Ray Hol-| NEW CASTLE, Oct. 3 (U, P).! comb, who heads the campaign spe- A . $15,000 laundry fire today, cial gifts division. threatened the transmitting tower Dr. Dallas L. Browning, pastor of of a radio broadcasting station, LJ the North Methodist Church, willl The fire, tentatively blamed on a

direct the campaign in connection!defective motor, ruined the New

; ny — 08 ment said new price increases are!f "= «rime Syndicate Bacw with the churches and other re-|Castle laundry in the downtown] pgm “almost inevitable.” | — wees 11g10US groups. R T. Combs heads area. Firemen fought the flames, HOOSIER HOME SUPPLIES Inc "Compete for Business FR aa the general gifts division, for three hours and saved the tower! y . 9 Nurse Injuries | soiiciiors are being cosched tnjot WOTW, the citys new 2-M|| 935 8, MERIDIAN STREE RI-8315—FR- 1302 Meat on-the-hootf kept on climb- . . [the function and ideals of the fed- radio station, Ing. Hogs were up as much as 50 After Fight in | ee ———————————————— -— cents ‘a hundred pounds at Chi- y 8 cago, Omaha and St. Paul. Hog Jail Bull Pen | ’ i

prices were at an all-time high in Indianapolis. Cattle and sheep prices continued at a high peak.

| Three prisoners and two police- | . ' sed their injuries today | In California, however, hquse-| Men nurse 3 wives in San Mateo and San Carlos a Iree for-al on i a Were putting up such yesisiange to Police said the fracas was started | high prices- that independent meat ey : oo . by Russell Rose, 20, of 1026 N. Misdealers.4nd two chain stores slashed ~~ : d prices to entice business souri St. he was sds by reinL : ts t rgency AY Washington, th Labor Depart EIA from une emerge ment reported that wholesale prices °% . Nu ' dropped 12 per cent last week, for, ROSE was arrested earlier on| the first decline in 13 straight charges of breaking the window of weeks. |a taxi cab with a pop bottle and Cabinet Members Disagree + [taking 85 cents from the cab driver.

Also in Washington, President At the jail, he issued the warning: | " y 2 't mes it ig { Truman's Cabinet Food Committee TIO: He hn He ck a. fellow) was split sharply today over govern. prisoner, James York, 22, of 437 ment grain procurement policies. _|Bradley Ave. in the left eye, and | . There was a strong probability op iver prisoner, Sim Mowery, 48, | that Mr. Truman himself .would be of ‘the Stokely Barracks, in the called upon before the week is out |

right eye. to resolve differences between the RN Sgt. Joseph Comimidkey| Agriculture Department: on one

rushed into the bull pen from the. hand and ‘the Army and State De- |

turnkey's office, Rose kicked him in partments on the other. the groin. The embattled prisoner The Army and State Department on yicked Cpl. William Lloyd in were said to be insisting that the the stomach, government plunge into the grain ‘yo... market immediately—regardless of] THE OFFICERS retired from the | the effect on prices—and buy bull pen to call for reinforcements. | enough -wheat to meet Western Three emergency squad policemen Europe's needs this winter. under Sgt. Kinder subdued Rose. But the Agriculture Department after a battle. : fears such action. would set off a Mowery was. sent to (aswnas-1 = Ra TPIS CEE Sok me RAE Jb ee a mate po APO IP hd ake » were patched up by tie wo...

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prospects of being asked to get] - J | along with less beer and whisky wr oyne Twp. Republican part of the grain conservation drive.. Women to Hold Rally This possibly arose when repre-| The Wayne Township Women's sentatives of brewers and distillers Republican Club will hold & cam-

were summoned to Washington for|paign rally Wednesday noon at 528 talks with leaders of the food .cam-|N. Belleview St.

paign. : | Principal speakers will include . As the nation campaigned to save William H. Wemmer, GOP payor100 million more bushels of grainlalty candidate: Mrs. Elias O. At- g

for export to Europe, the govern- kins, county Republican vice chairs ment moved to insure a -whe#t!'Woman and Mrs. Fern E. Norris, reCop even larger tham the record porter for the Indiana Supreme and crops of the past three years. Appellate Courts. The Agriculture Department! Other speakers will include asked farmers to sow four million Joseph Bright, GOP City Council more acres to wheat than they d‘d| candidate; Harold N. Fields, Relast year. If the wheat yield con- | publican member of the Voters’ tinues high, the acreage would in- Registration Board and Carl wilsure the ¢€ountry's fourth straight, king, former Wemmer campaign billion-bushel wheat harvest. =~ ' manager.

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