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; 1 { y 2s (UP)—A specially equipped B-17 ups and other Midwest crimes ; : ’ i bomber took off today for an une appeared imminent today with the Oct. 11 (UP) — The United announced rendezvous with wo jcapture of a four-member gang States announced qualified :

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DUMPTRUCK DUMPED—Walter Harris, 1521 E. 72nd St. owngr-driver of this truck, took an unexpected elevator ride yesterday when a 19,000-pound load of sand shifted after the tailgate failed to open. Mr. Harris was unloading for a fill at

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and dry. Sand which failed to spill from the upended truck kept it trom settling back on the front wheels.

of i will meet another B-17 and a B-20| Nichols have been identified as par- la * —— ch“ x janie ! w and order there during the i ; carrying observers. It was report. {ticipants in several hold-ups ifi«|} } ged Washington Calling— #4 | at ed the Sther B-17 would leave from |cluding that of the Pulliam Jewelry | 38 irtnaition io mdspendinge i nd . | Middletown, Pa., while the B-29/ store, Vincennes, Ind, Aug. 15. They, man for the Arab League, angrily ed H rt G I t ¢ Sieady 8 i sb quit jase in wwaiting car with Jewels % {denounced the Americ 4 an as a. erier Oroup cxpeciea OLD GOLD QUEEN—Ruth Sand

To Propose Interim Aid For Hungry Europe

Committee Will Recommend It Grudgingly; Food Reported Ample on French Farms

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Herter Committee congressmen will recommend interim publican presidential nomination, aid to Europe. But they'll do it grudgingly. 0p, Ohrio party. lenders. predicied Decision probably wilt’be made at meeting of group state Republican leaders said the Nov. 5. They'll also recommend then on long-range help.

: ‘ ’ ess had no other choice after his But here are typical comments: ‘There's as much gr or

won't sell because of the unstable franc.” “We may be predicted e

i pouring billions down a rat-hole.” “People in Europe dont know, 1 ~~ don’t app | what we are doing for them.” Comittee is sure to-demand

aid. Herg's what they're talking about: Administration of long-range aid through a government corporation like. RFC. Assurance of strategic materials we need for stockpiling, for aid, even if delivery is delayed. Stabilization of European currencies—and soon. Stamping out of black markets,

7 » » -” ‘ . 4% 1 Couldn't Get a Good Meal Mr. Stassen's appearance and a | MORE COMMENT: previous Taft-Stassen billing at REGARDING BRITAIN—"I'd read of short rations, but I didn't Des Moines, Iowa, aroused talk of | realize what they meant till I got there. I couldn't get a good meal |a possible coalition to stop Gov. | an »

West. i i that conditions be attached fo U. 8. mac public announcement on his decision on Oct. 16 at a, meeting of the Ohio Federation! . of Republican Women's Clubs. He] Jn return gicated the delay would be made | {when Harold Stassen, former gov-

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the nomination. The Ohio Senator, son of former President William Howard Taft, aiready had the indorsement of the Ohio Republican committees and the promise of all-out support from Sen. John W, Bricker, 1944 vice

dict b Official - In Gaming Probe presidential nominee, Mr. Stassen and Gov. Dowey will

OTTAWAY 111, O¢t. 11 (UP)—In- he the first candidates to clash in dictments today actual preferenial voting. Both will against six county and city officials have full slates of delegates in the : y ’ " Wisconsin primary election next in La Salle County, climaxing a year, -according to supporters, sweeping investigation of gambling.

The public officials were charged Typhoon Moves North with non-feasance in office. Three Aft D . | iprivate citizens, two tavern owners) er amaging wo and a night club operator, were. TOKYO, Oct. 11 charged with operating gambling. Typhoon “Rosalind,” which reduced (devices. \U. 8. installations on Iwo Jima to { The officials may plead innocent wreckage, Was pr WY and stand jury trial. Conviction north today from a (Continued oy Page 3—Column 9) would ae heut liable to a fineisouth southwest of Tokyo, its not to.exceed $10,000 and dismissal maximum wind speed reduced by 16 Reported Executed {from office. The private citizens nearly half.

As Spies by Albanians on conviction would be fined not|

PRAGUE, Oct. 11 (UP)—The |! TS Sh Cl rod Ed- center of the storm had d Yugoslav agency Tanjug said to- mong ose Indic was - cen Tr O e storm al ropped |

day that Albania had executed 16|vard T. Ryan, sheriff of La Salle | from 170 miles an hour to 90. That | men, among them members of (County. Istill was hurricane strength. |

parliament, as “traitors, spies and) saboteurs” who dealt with Ameri-| can and British missions in Tirana. | Three of the men were hanged and the other 13 shot, Tanjug said, quoting an Albanian news agency dispatch. from Tirana. The dis.patch said the men organized sabotage in the Kucova oil fields and in the Rubik mines.

REGARDING FRANCE, ITALY—“If you get out of hotel lobbies and embassies, you can't help see- pe ing more help is needed.” GREECE—"Help we've sent is / doing congiderable good; it's bringing ne ope.” GERMANY —“Should be allowed to do more to help herself. Germans should be allowed to produce in their aluminum. -rollerbearing plants, now marked for reparations. They should have a strong central government.” This congressman thought Germany more stable, less in danger of going communistic, than other countries. He urged infegrated administration of U. 8, British gones, end of red tape. Note: Members of committee went to Europe understanding trip would be no junket. But they

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U. S. Snubbing Food Drive | As Slogan Campaign Bogs |

Wisconsin Cafes Decide Not to Comply; Rapid Use of Grain Offsets Raise in Estimates

By UNITED PRESS America, the nation that went overboard for the “eighteen day diet” and other food fads promotéd on a slogan basis, appeared to be snubbing the government's slogan campaign to save food today. $12,000 Out of Sea The first week of the drive to feed Europe by saving food on MAZINICUS ISLAND, Me. Oct. Meatless Tuesdays and Eggless Thursday appeared far from success11 (UP) — Mrs. Harold Bunker ful, thinks she may have picked about! pestaurants, noting no public re- livestock and poultry. $12,000 out of the sea off her island gentment when some Of them! The Agriculture Department behome. turned down President Truman's lieved it had the figures to back A gray substance she found float- jes to eliminate meat and eggs this opinion up. Department Secreing near here "was examined bY from menus once a week, seemed itary Clinton Anderson said favor-

Nothing Like Picking Up

“Arabs Angry as | _ Partition of Hol Bomber Leaves

= To ‘Bust’ Gale Off Florida

SCHENECTADY, N. Y,,

other planes in the secrecy-shrouded “hurricane-busting”

Schenectady airport carrying a crew

fer, famous “snowmaker” of General Electric Co.

1015 N. illinois St. and had started to raise the dump body. The tailgate, which 1s | The plane, it was learned, will| | State Police, county officers aud The United States told & supposed to open at the same time, jammed. The 19,000 pounds were too much for fake aboald A Joad oA a the I BY Swooped Jovn -. {United Nations in an historic statesee e storm approaching the nown criminals 8 ment of policy that it favored pare

the 7400-pound truck which slowly rose into the air leaving Mr. Harris literally high Florida mainland.

® } Into Rin Oct ) | the three planes were expected to . make a check on the storm at Miami tonight and then decide

Has No Other Choice, where to establish headquarters for the experiment.

COLUMBUS, 0. Oct. 11 (UP) first Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. O.) who seeding clouds with dry ice over stated his views on virtually every| New England last year hoped that major issue during five weeks of the pellets would condense cloud y . ; speaking. tours, will announce his moisture into precipitation and thus WASHINGTON, Oct. 11—It looks as if majority of candidacy about Oct. 24 for the Re- dis

For New Heavy Blow

domestic affairs spokesman in Con- Northeast

aggressive, fighting tour of Western mp, iqa coast as a tropi m4 ? or # : : J pical disturbfood on French farms as we'll be asked to send. Farmers and Midwestern states. Mr. Taft. 0 wih winds up to 60 miles an

lection of a GOP PresiC : {hour blew across Cuba and headed dent in 1948 on his return from the co 4 0 mainland. {

ofsted north from Miami to Dayona Beach on the East Florida coast and north from Ft. Myers to Tampa on the West coast,

{ |that the storm was not of hurri\ernor of Minnesota, was hooked 10 oone force and was unlikely to be-

come a hurricane while {Florida area.

[the weather bureau said, would in-

| : ; {Florida. And all small eraft around case was being investigated by deThomas E. Dewey from’ receiVingiihe piorida peninsula were warned tectives were released with a warnto stay in port.

hight and gales were expected in ,, what evidence they have in the the Florida Keys this afternoon. .q., The storm center probably will pass a inland near or south of Pt, Myers emphasized that the four signed

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ganized a string of shelters along popald N. Peck, 20, of 802 W. 27th the Florida Keys and set up three gy and Thomas Lee Gardner, 23, emergency hospitals in Dade Coun- of g24 Udell St. Each is being held (UP)—The ty at, the state's southern tip. . " .

reported MOVINE entire crew aboard, was riding out point 600 miles the gales, fast on a shoal where it

| The Army weather bureau here print and canned citrus for Euro- against the four men being held $50 for a first offense. [said maximum winds near the pean ports, could not be refloated and the two fugitives.

Four Captured As Indiana Bandit Gang

| * Quartet Also Wanted In Other States

Solution of several Indiana. hold

Jewish Groups Hail Move by Americans LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y,,

‘ Carries Load of Dry Ice for ‘Seeding’

Oct. 11

{which had split up for hideouts in | Jeffersonville, Ind, Louisville, Ky. and New Orleans, La. Captured were Fred Seno, 40,| Chicago: Frank Nichols, 42, Chi-| {eago: Dorothy Johnson. 30, and] {James E. Webb, 37, Jeffersonville.

support of Palestine partition in the United Nations Gen‘eral Assembly today. The announcement drew an im-

{mediate Arab threat that this {means war in the Middle East.

experiment. plane

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army men and Vincent J. Schae-

‘their actions for several days. Identified in Several ‘Jobs’ State Police sald Seno

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tition of the Holy Land, in prineciple. It said it would help the United Nations maintain internal

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and $150. The FBI said they are wanted! for questioning. in a $15,000 stickup of a Minneapolis, Minn. cafe; | $250,000 robbery of a swank Cleveland, O., gambling casino; the robbery and kidnaping of a Jefferson. ville theater operator. Police also are investigating the possibility that the trio of men may have been involved in the near: fatal shooting of two Jeffersonville policeman several months ago. The men were known to been operating in several with Indiana as a hub, Seno Seized in New Orleans The crackdown came when FBI officers nabbed Seno in New Orleans

" v ‘ Kidnaping Charge ©": © Immediately authorities went into 4 action at Jeffersonville where Webb Bonds at $20,000; Iwas arrested on leaving a theater, At 11:30 a.m. Indianayeliy, \ime) a : on | MANS Swaraligs were Four

NEW HOOSIER — Just a little bewildered, Evangeline Wilson, 15-month-old daughter of Ermal and Madge! Wil son, arrive: by plane in New York. Born in Swaziland, South Africa, where he? father was a missionary, it was her first visit to the U. S. The family has re. turned to the Indianapolis Pilgrim Holiness Church head: quarters for reassignment.

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Scientists and observers aboard {challenge to the Arab countries of 'the Middle Bast. He served notice ‘that the Arabs ‘cannot but accept this challenge." : The six Arab delegations issued a joint statement denouncing the American position, They warned that partition embraces “the possibility of conflict and permanent discord” in the Holy Land. ‘Speaks More Bluntly El Khouri spoke more bluntly. The United States, he charged, ‘has chosen to join the world’s Zionists in a plot to launch “an gconomic invasion of the Near East with Palestine as the bridgehead.” , Arab armies already ‘have been ‘mobitized for possible mction to prevent formation of 4 Jewish state — in the East,

Kennedy, DePauw University senior from Cincinnati, was chosen Old Gold Queen, to be crowned between halves of the DePauw homecoming game with tha University of Rochester, at Greencastle today. She a member of Delta Delta Delta

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Tito Government Breaks With Chile

Act Follows Expulsion Of Two Diplomats

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MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 11 (UP)--storm warnings were

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; 3 } iif bi 4 Nichols god Miss dons A eed : " Wt i) aki : do Le Ww they entex ner th Chile 2 Sa suspieets tn the Week-o16 00 the Winn Hotel i Lote) a Se charged Onlle’s gov, longa kidnap-sssanlt of An 18-year-old ville. In the room were found Iwo ooo" ih Sermitting Chilean the 87 T South Side girl were arraigned to- Suns and a quantity of jewelry. 45.410, relations to become & tol eral Assembly's Palestine comday in Municipal Court 4 on kid- Tete. slieady hus been ArraigTied oy “expansionist tendencies of cer- mittee, The latest advisory emphasized naping charges. Johnson are scheduled to appear in| Bowe las overnment an- wet ia po Shomise, that or m= Judge Alex Clark held each under Louisville Federal Court today while, nced that. the a cause of terial ‘to protect partitioned Paless 1$20,000 bond for Criminal Court Neto will Fame up in Federal Court\ py uk was the ousting from tine from threats by her neighbors. trial, which was promised “as soon in JefleHony R diane authorities Chile of two Yugoslav diplomats. Volunteer Army : are attempting to bring Nichols,| Te expulsion was denounced 88 1, . momentous policy statement, : Johnson and Seno into the state|PAft and parce] of a campaign by (ne United States instead proposed for questioning, but the three are unified Powe which ; in an OH [formation of a United Nations army i fighting extradition. increasing degree are direc ing t : of volunteers to supervise Pales~ i Admit Several Holdups policy of tine's transition to freedom. Indiana state police here said that The American stand on Palestine t in preliminary questioning the men was announced as reports came g had admitted participation in sev- from Beirut, Lebanon, that the eral holdups. Arabs had massed 25,000 troops Nichols served a 1-to-10-vear sen- along the Northern Palestine tence in the Illinois State Relorma- border, tory after being committed in 1926 Al the same time, armed guards on a grand larceny charge. From were thrown around the U. 8. con= 2 1939 to 1942 he was confined to the sulate in Jerusaiem. It was a preIndiana State Prison for®a South cautionary measure against any Bend burglary. violence that might be touched Seno was sentenced to 12 years off as a result of the U. 8. support in the Indiana State Reformatory in the plan for partitioning the for a Crown Point robbery. He was Holy Land. released in 1942. r Brief, Fateful Statement Webb, a parolee from Indiana The crucial American stand was State Prison, was sentenced to 10 made known to the United Nations to 25 years in 4 for armed rob- general Assembly's §7-nation Paiesbery. tine committee in a brief but fateful statement, It was drafted by President Truman, Secretary of State George C. Marshall, and top Amer~ fcan military, diplomatic and polit ical advisers. The statement’ implicitly warned the Arab nations against carrying out their threat to block partition with.armed force. It also told Great Britain in &

in the But strong winds and heavy rains, as possible.” ; Five-other youths who had been

rease the flood hazard in southern held on vagrancy charges while the

internal and Chile.” \ Andre] Cunja, charge d'affaires in Santiago, and Dalibor Jdkasa, secretary to the Yugoslav ministry in Buenos Aires, were put out of Chile Wednesday. Charge Strike Promoted The Chilean government charged that they had promoted a coal strike in Chile on orders from their government Chilean authorities charged that the alleged fomenting of the coal strike, Communist elements sought to cut off any source of production that might be of aid to the United States in any future international emergency. (In Chile today authorities charged that a Communist fifth column, working under a foreign director, was trying to “Sovietize Latin America.” They said the Yugoslavs were trying to “consummate a vast plan which, among other things, envisioned a wave of strikes our vital industries.” (At, the same time, Luly Brum, Chilean ‘director of investigations,

announced that Chile and Argen- ; ! : tina would take joint and simul- thinly-veiled sentence, that it can- ;

taneous action against “continental NO! eXpect to pull ‘out of Palestine : COmAIUNISm and unload the explosive problem i on the United Nations without help« : ing to keep peace in the Middle East until the United Nations can ik Rosario. Rosario is said to be the ‘ake over : seat of Communist headquarters for Hail U. §. Stand J Latin America. A spokesman for the Jewish / Agency for Palestine, official organ 1

external ing to “watch out for the company you keep in the future Police Stay Silent Meanwhile, police continued silent

Hits Western Cuba The storm had swept across exreme western Cuba during the Detective Capt. Elberf Romeril oniéat. statements detectives have obtained 0 damage reports were avail- “are statements only.” He refused

y The highest wind {, confirm or deny whether they eported from a Cuban station was ze “confessions.”

“les per hour, well below hur- pose charged were Stewart Dericane force of 75 mph. rickson, 21, of 610 W. 27th 8t.; RobRed Cross disaster workers or- oy Warner, 30, of 710 8. Illinois St;

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under $20.000 bond. Two other suspects to he charged P. 15 with kidnaping have fled, police said.

Ship Rides out Gales Off Key West, a Victory shi

Prankster Turns In False Alarm

Police are seeking a prankster with a ghoulish senge of humor wio turned in a false fire alarm last, night. Answering a call from a firebox at High and Wyoming Sts. police found a note stuck on the box. On it was drawn a large skull and bones and it read: “The Skeleton Head —Ha Ha.”

Escort Is Slugged

The prosecutor's office said rape “might be filed later”

had been lodged since Monday. The Waterman Steamship Co.'s

Haiti Victory, loaded with news- charges In

before the storm winds began ris-' It was early Tyesday when the ing. Attempts were called off un- brutal attack took place, The young til the weather cleared. woman and her escort were walking The Haiti Victory grounded near in Church St, 800 block, when an the Pohaskie shoal lighthouse, automobile with six men pulled three miles from the one-time pris- alongside the couple.

nmemnotiene Rebel "Babs Bows to Bob— The First Clip in 12 Years

In Buenos Aires, Argentina, police were reported to have seized control of all roads to the nearby city of

Pre-Halloween

. . of Palestine's 650,000 J hailed J Anti D Fi Film Actress Gives In for ‘New Look’ Fire Chief the u. 5 stand as pi which 4 ICS raw ire And MGM Makes It a Gala Event Fulmer Says— shoud controute subsantialy

Smoking may give sincere enjoyment relaxation to many people, and matches are mostly used for a good

of the Holy Land problem. Zioniste were overjoved at the American 1 position. To a tense and impatient coms gress of the 57 United Nations, Ms

enforcement officials By VIRGINIA MACPHERSON, United Press Hollywood Correspondent over Indiana reported today that HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 11--Barbara Stanwyck—a rugged individualist the annual Halloween prank and Who's waged bitter battle against the “new look’-—howed down today vandalism season. already has be. Under the combined forces of a movie studio, a dress designer, and a barber,

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gun Some authorities have issued sharp With all the ceremony MGM could muster, the rebellious Miss 8. purpose. But Johnson declared that: / p ul / got a haircut i these twin causes ONE: The United States warnings to would-be vandals and to feed her mistress hot coffee dur-|§ tbat. .1aore. than sup-

pranksters, threatening arrest. Her first in 12 years. And all ing the ordeal. (Continued on Page 5—Col 2

At Huntington, Sheriff Harry Di- the powers-that-be hovered around po pect Tavior $30 million in fire

t dropped in, too. losses each year,

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University of Maine scientists who| said tests show it to be similar to!

ambergris. If the substance ‘is ambergris—a secretion in the sperm whale—it be worth about $12,000, the

over the nation. NEVER THROW| THE LAST CIGARET OR MATCH FROM | Chief Fulmer oo yc TRAY INTO THE WASTE BASKET . ..

fo i be hopping on a ROD-cUmpltance alile weather had added approXi- velnliss warned premature cele- breathlessly. This was the greatest Jun ahartie \ndwagon. mately 55 million utes Of COD jyrants that they may “get your event since Gable : BN Sr Kusbind. reap Hie. Wat was the Wisionsin io she NALS shoes. i 1s. [ides full of shot” if they persist ingot -back and | ber And this was a happy day for He said old van; Supplies is prowling around country homes and|G a r son grabbed | him wp fy more than average I wil fusicrs have med aad th | “I've been trying to get her fo (And the new ’ speed, more than offsetting. the|chickens, corn, wheat, oats and| pob, the studio Io het ha Jor years, he beamed

Wheat Hits $3

Restaurant Association which decided it could not comply. Primarily, the American people wanted to- be shown that they

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larger crop. - During the last three other grains and that in some in-| y ’ would have you { When It w 11 over a good 12 months, the department sald 429istances corn was cut in fields and) ;n "ss 8 there appeared little likelihood the m bushels of the ‘old crop were! scattered n i | know, i wut a inches of the Stanwyck tresses were road the gals scattered around the floor. All she

'slogan campaign would take effect. { » —— used up, compared to an average, At Pranklin, Police Chief Ralph snorting pretty had left on her head was four 40 Terre Haute Stores

should eliminate meat. Until then LET THE LAST ONE COOL BE-

| FORE YOU THROW IT AWAY!!

of Trade today, the highest

Crossword ....11 Pogue ,......

Europe's need for food was em-\,r 303 million bushels for fhat!sieinbarger inserted an advertise-| soon You can get for the cash-grain since 1920.

‘do the job. | ¢ ‘ A {money to buy grain. They collected LOCAL TEMPERATURES hel over the

Editorials ,...10 Radio ........14 The President and his Civilian |100 bushels of grain. Farm youths| 6 a. m..... 58 10 a. m..... #8 (with a battery of shiny new shears, looked satisfied. Mr. Taylor look|management, reopened today but it . Tigh Ege Yorum . ..:...10 Society ........3/Food Conservation Committee said promised to strip harvested corn| 7 a. m..... 53 11 am... 71 Designer Irene stuck close to make Smug. was reported that the differences terday, knd an he Hollywood .....9. Sports evsvson meatless and eggless days were es- (fields to salvage corn that otaer-| 8 a. m..... 58 12 (Neem).. 74 [sure he whacked it off short enouigh.. And Miss Stanwyck? She couldn'{ [between the factions had not yet|2% cents a bushel from he clo Don Hoover ..10| Weather Map..11 ‘sential, pecause they would make it wise would be wasted. Sam... 1pm, 7 Mis Banwyck's maid was on hand even look. + been settled. ; price of Friday. . os £1 . Sor Ti

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Amusements .. 6. In Indpls..... 2 Phasized by leaders of both parties. no riod. . an. Finches of pretty straggly-looking . | ToOkE, ie. 8 m Kidney 10 Latest to join the group of Support=, © tiny ‘Hlburn. 0: & farming INH In 3 REWspADe: Marnie a preview ” hoy stuff. ‘Reopen After Strike | Previously She, price of a bushe Churches ..... 4 Mrs. Manners 2 rs of European ald was GOV.\community, initiated its own play|didn't quit trespassing and destroy- youll f00K Uh T: Miss Stanwyck “It'll look charming when we get| TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 11 (UP)— of wheat for delivery nD oo Classified ..11-15 Movies ¢ Thomas Dewey of New York. Bully, feed Burope. Farmers donated ing property. VS Daughter. , "it curled and fluffed up,’ Mr. Some 40 Terre Heute department rose to $2.85, a new all-time hi Comies . ...... 141 F. C. Othman 6/there was disagreement on NOW 10 orn and townspeople donated Barber . . . pardon us . . . "hal Gyjfaroff purred. | stores, closed for eight days in a for that contract. a stvlist” Svdney Guilaroff was 1éady The executives beamed. Irene dispute between retail clearks and The price was % of a cent 3

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CHICAGO, Oct. 11 (UP)—A carr load of No. 1 hard wheat sold fos $3.00% cetns a bushel on the Board