Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1947 — Page 5

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ana- University school of health, physical education and charge. = :

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recreation /in| ¢

If Necessary

Outlines Firm Steps

| police ii nounced yesterday that Ernest N. Canler,

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 11 — State the conference will continue

and local authorities an-

Opening at 9 o'clock Monday morning, through Tuesday morning with the) following educators serving as chairmen of the ‘various sessions:

24, local factory worker,

. In Memorandum WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. (UP)~— Rent Director Frank Creedon will junk rent ceilings on his own authority where he thinks the action is justified and where local boards fail to act promptly, it was disclosed today. The rent boss’ determination to go ahead with decontrol was out. lined in a memgrandum to regional and area rent directors. It was sent out prior to Mr, Creedon’s controversial decision approving a § per cent rent boost for Louisville, Ky. but was withheld from publication. In the memorandum, Mr. Creedon instructed his staff to continue decontrol studies. No Estimate Given He said his policy would be to decontrol an area where conditions warrant, “even though recommen-

tions have not been made by. the| ap Stions have board.” vue} TAPS—A Marine corporal blows taps as the Honda Knob

Mr. Creedon's aides would not! passes through San Francisco's Golden Gate bringing back the estimate the number of areas where! first of World War Il dead from the Pacific, decontrol studies now are in! s

Fe a. coms sue NGHON Pays Final Tribute

ment, indorsed by President Tru-¢ \ . man, that he has no aiternative J 4 U k WwW D ed but to okay local board recommen- Oo n nown ar ea dations for rent boosts was under heavy fire from several quarters. Americans for Democratic Action, a liberal political group, called on President Truman to reconsider his stand and if necessary to ask the attorney general for a formal ruling. .

Psychiatrist Gets Judicial Rebuke

NEW YORK, Oct. 11 (UP)-Dr. Johann C. Auerbach, a psychiatrist, aC e . y N

and his wife were reprimanded last | b Panken of Be Tadge ani Tones their (Continued From Page gue) |ciscans filed pass the flag-draped the airport and flipped over. 8-month-old daughter in their Ports the basic principles” of the caskets in the auditorium. | es ae rotate phirked car while they attended a/United Nations Palgstine Commis- Names Not Disclosed 'Fires Police Chief lecture on culture. sion’s majority plan for partition off Simple memorial services—the JOLIET, ml, Oct. 11 (UP)—ErPolice said they found the Auer- | Palestine, only official public “welcome home" | nest Overbey, Joliet's police chief bach child, Stephanie, in the back TWO: It supports also the for all the nation’s war dead—were , four years and a member of seat of the car on a crowded street/majority proposal for admission of conducted. | the force since 1922, was fired from in the theater district at 10 p. m.[some 150,000 Jews to the Holy Land| Four white-gloved young Army ic jon last night. A three-mem-last Thursday. The child was half- by Sept. 1, 1049. officers, mourning bands on thelr|,.. “ce and fire board found naked and was crying, police report.!, THREE: The United States guar. |Olive-drab sleeves, last night picked Overbey guilty of inefficiency, neg-| The car windows were opened and antees to participate in a program out the six anonymous caskets 0 jigence, false accusation and conthe doors were unlocked. to meet the problems of economics, ePresent all the dead. |duct unbecoming a police officer. finance and of the maintenance of ames ne en hid nol Be errors ; - Charges Chile Seeks Sates] IW oud Oley ute he the 44 caskets removed late yesTo Appease u. S. pendency -to twin, independent, terday from the Honda Knot, LONDON, Oct. 11 (UP)—Radio Middle Eastern states. which arrived here from the PaMoscow charged today that Chile has “run counter to all interna-

Special Police Force cific with 3000 bodies and 16 urns tional laws” by expelling two Yugo-

= home here last Saturday night.

concealed it. beneath a floor lamp here.

Cecil Manford Cromas Jr, 20, of

was going to kill me.”

[stabbing occurred.

Acme Telephoto.

Harold J. Anderson said the case] jury next week. "

turned from Kentucky by Fred H.| Hiday, Madison county coroner; Chief of Police Melvin Fox of Alex-

Memorial Services Held in San Francisco; andria and Detective Kenneth

Names of Honored Not Disclosed SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11 (UP)—America paid her last tribute So———— today to six “unknown” dead of World War IL : ‘Pi s . The nation was represented in thé simple services by the city or | Pilot Seeking to Land San Francisco, the last mainland American soil seen by many of the Strikes Parked Truck 280,000 Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marine and civilian dead of| Roy Glen Shaw Jr, 5001 N. . the war. Ralston ave., who was injured when | Remains of the six, each repre- his plane clipped a parked truck Holy Land Partition coc: one of the categories, were yesterday, is in fair condition in| brought to the Civic Auditorium St. Francis Hospital today. from Oakland, where their brown

1the-Army- transport, Honda Knot.

Washington Calling—

er Filmore Davis of the state police.

of ashes. FoOR: i Ameren of ists More caskets were being unloaded ance wi given only “through py longshoremen today, and transslav diplomats in an attempt tol, i tions.” ° ’ please “reactionary circles in the e United Na fer to the spotless whitewashed United States.” “The Chilean government,” Radio

FIVE: The general assembly Oakland warehouse is expected to . Moscow said, “is trying to justify

(Continued From Page One) ran into round of formal breakfasts, state luncheons, teas, cocktail parties, receptions, dinners,

parties, but group had to be represented at each. After committee was split into small working parties, social activity declined but never stopped.

” » ” Look for real-estate lobby fo follow government-approved rent increase at Louisville with allout drive to prevent renewal of rent-control law. It expires Feb. 29. Real-estate people won't be

must recommend a solution at this be completed over the week-end. session.” Steams in Slowly nceremonious action which] SIX: The United Nations must The gray transport, three feet of Ne to. all international modify and strengthen its Palestine | red lead showing Under its Plimsoll laws by the nonsensical assertion commission's proposals delienating| ne (load line) because of the comthat the above-mentioned repre-!Arab and Jewish states. |pasdtive lgntrese -~ 3% Sarge, sentatives are international Com-| SEVEN: The maintenance of a a vg y ner e Golden munis agents, ternal tranquility may require “a The Tage briefly . off “Informed journalistic circles con- special constabulary or police force|c “wm. ico Marina to i Sider thal this motion of the Chilean recruited on a volimteer basis by floral wreath from President TruZovensment ing undertaken In or-|the United Nations, Iman. Then she went the last three der to gratify reactionary circles) EIGHT: The United States posi-|miles to land the bodies on their of the United States which, as is/tjon does not necessarily apply in native soil.

attended |

" n CHANCES ARE Secretary Anderson will speak mibre carefully

ville Wright, 76, co-inventor of the SUPPOTte the I FECOIERel gations objectives for which they gave their {approved unanimously by small lives have been attained.” airplane and first man to fly in| : {nations making up the Palestine —— 8 heavier-than-air machine, Was investigating Commission. These pf Efroymso after this. President's irritation expected to go home from the hos-|include a demand for early termi-| . y n at Mr. Anderson's Chicago statepital today.

Ination of Britain's mandate and To Talk at Kirshbaum | ment was obvious. * Mr. Wright was taken to a hos--early independence for the ter- |

Mr. Anderson gave plausible repital yesterday after he collapsed ritory. on the steps of the National Cash!

ing. Times State Service

In the ambulance on the way to of the hospital Wright recovered con-| BEAN BLOSSOM, Oct. 11—The

sciousness and said, “I tried to run, 28th annual homecoming program Prof. Efroymson recently returned| , o. gnce Luckman food-saving up the steps. and apparently the Of the Georgetown Presbyterian from Palestine where he attended .o..m was announced that doexertion was too much for me.” | Church here will be held tomorrow. the conference at the Hebrew Uni-| "oy ut days would save little Dr. A. B. Browder, Wright's phy- The Rev. Warren Chafin will give versity in Jerusalem in August. The grain. gician said “an examination re- the principal address. A basket din-| Monday night meeting will mark Th think the \ner will be served at noon followed the close of Jewish Education ey

“World Conference on Jewish | days are merely ‘symbols of sac-

Education” Monday at 8:30 p. m.| rifice—but original quotes do sum in the Kirshbaum Center. | up thinking of his top aids. These | men have been saying privately

100 million

| Prof. Clarence W. Efroymson of} pudiation of his alleged statement | {Butler University will speak on the that meatless, eggless, poultryless |

City Club that the answer to Amer- MacAlester and 8t. Thomas College ica’s economic problem could be|freshman teams, and he died in a

found only in a ‘balance between hospital last night.

has signed a confession that he!Dr./S. C. Staley, University of Hi- | fatally - stabbed Thomas Hill, 8- nols; Dr. Oliver K. Cornwell, Uni-, year-old pensioner, at the latter's versity of North Carolina; Dr, Wil-| (lard Ashbrook, Ohio State Univer Officers recovered a knife which sity; Dr, E. D, Mitchell, University | | Canler said he used in the stabbing/of Michigan, and Df. Leon Kranz, | after he told them where he had Northwestern University.

{ Canler and Cromas said they Wisconsin; Dr.

| Chicago: {county jail'at Anderson on a tem- er,

porary charge of assault and bat- Tom Cureton, University of Illinois, land. tery with intent to kill. Prosecutor and Dr. Bookwalter, i]

would be laid before a county grand Charges GM Could

§ residence. Both said that Cromas|versity of Iowa; Dr. Arthur H.ithey dropped. | {was outside the house when the Steinhaus, George Willlams College,| Members of the Gurnet coast Dr. Jay B. Nash, New|station first sighted the balloons The two are held in Madison York University, Dr. A. A. Essling- which previously were believed to College; Ihave fallen somewhere in New Eng-

Springfleld (Mass.

The men, both married, were re- Reduce Car Price $250

CLEVELAND, Oct. 11 (UP),

|President Walter Reuther of the) {United Auto Workers charged today Wines, Sgt. Max Branch and Troop- |‘ D8Y Whe ' . {could reduce the price of its autos

an average of $250 and still make|[Teshman, Minn.

General Motors Corp.

profit of 8 per cent on its invest-

ment,

The fiery labor leader told the

wages, prices and profits and not |

“in the narrow and nomics of monopoly and scarcity of brain laceration. The 35-year-old pilot was ap- the National Association of Manu- game said that Eide was playing metal caskets were removed from |proaching Sky Harbor airport when facturers.” |his -Stearman- plane-struck--the a : Hundreds of reverent San Fran- of a truck parked at the edge of OBSERVE PICKET LINE:

stupid eco-

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11 (UP)—

Longshore gangs, ordered to report

{for

work on three Luckenbach

Steamship Co. ships, refused to go

through walking again today, despite a directive from Martime Referee Arthur Miller,

evenings out. They got to ducking |

BRIDGE 186 YEARS OLD.

America was constructed at York, On others, there was one train an ry) Me., in 1761 and still is standing. - hour.

win re-election over R. J. Thomas! |fos United Auto Workers presiden- | cy. Their concern now is opposition- | dominated ! which Reuther faction has only]

| | |

|costs {today is {Washington is asked over and over, |

boss picket lines

The first pile bridge built in

Herter Committee Expected Interim Aid for Hungry in Europe

year ended June 30. In 1946 total was 10,196, lowest in history. At depth of depression (1932) 70,000 cases were filed.

Officials say failures of veterans | who borrowed to open own busi. |

nesses may bring figure up, but that it's not factor yet. » » “ Walter Reuther’'s friends say he'll

executive board

known, have long been conducting je ’ { event that the, Arab states, al- , - he frantic campaign. in connection ready mobilizing hts armies sionsit Yesierdays ceremonies tficials | Satisfied till roof’s clear off. eight of 22 members. Mr. Reuther “with the so-called ‘Communist Palestine’s frontier, or other forces Jia Hop ik . Sg Oy o! als, . hn bitterly criticizes large sums spent! pooling resources to build bathmenace’ |threaten Palestine on an “interna- armed Ain —r en A ve | Candidate for vacancy on °Y Thomas 1p Wnsticoesel i organts. tubs, toilets, sinks, kitchen cab- OUT-OF-PAWN |i oh 4 Ss———————————— tional” basis. . : |was keynoted by Secretary of the| Péderal Communications Commis- hg cape gns, has Thomas on de-| inets and such, Makers allow SUITS and 5 95 Ww On Furs ] Orville Wright Better NINE: The Holy City of Jeru- Navy John L. Sullivan, as he said: | sion: Talford Taylor, former ‘ rw | little or no concession for whole- ; 3 VE # th Coats ; After Fainti salem must be placed under direct| “For them the war is over. For| Seneral counsel for the commis- r : | sale purchases and force pre-fab | TOPCOATS Up ; and Suits er inting on Street irusteeship of the United Nations. |ys their countrymen, the demands sion and lately member of prose- | will There Be War? A uy No J Sl JOSEPH'S LOAN BISHOP-KAYE FURS DAYTON, O., Oct. 11° -| TEN: The United States also | cution staff in Nuernberg trials. n . . ! OFFICE (UP)—Or-| of this war will not cease until the H | A ROVING correspondent re 146-148 N. ILLINOIS ST. 2nd Floor—7 N. Meridian

rts: Only subject that matches living in Americans’ conversation Russia. Anyone from

“will there be war?” Domestic politics. — questions “How's Truman doing?” “Who'll Republicans nominate?” get some attention, and it's easy to hear blanket indictments of Congress. Marshall plan is seldon mentioned. FBI is now using German inelligence files in checking on all

aliens seeking to enter and leave United States. Reports are turned

over to State Department for use

| vealed no seri » | iS Susu by a business meeting. | Month. bushels Citizens Pos Commjiiae of visa officers. German intelli- | ing not more than 10 inches in | the First Block Advertisement ‘ wants can and wil procured gence apparently had extensive Jength of which not more than 3 | You Save Because We Sav |? ——— ; Ri * aygt * from farms—and not through hu- idata on Russians; no similiar infor-| jnches may be grass and weeds | ’ o save i i Free for Asthma stimares iiion 70 vie manitarian appeals. Because of mation was available in U. 8. | which detract noticeably from the | mews suits a overcoats | SINDIANA MUSIC high grain prices, farmers will se I ls 15 5 $ » | ! } In "Atomic Slaughter’ 100 million bushels rather than $18 | appearance of the product.” || $|@" S21" SQ4™ | i5E. OhioSt.-Paut H. Rinne Pres. -FR-1IS4 3 n ; i =n ; Ang Opoke. And Soh for Demaihe if vervi ! a feed it to livestock, they think; = May Fill Key Post CASE CLOTHES | Band Instruments | Sleep 1s diffioult because of the struggle . . also they believe committee esti- IT'S SUPREME defense job, || Cor. Senate Ave. & Maryland St. || .For Rent ; the Frontier Asthma Com 3 odes to Scientist Urges Intellectual Power Inte of Sain Jiouins before next = ow held by Mr. Forrestal, that PERM-ASEPTIC | Open 9 to 9 | Invesiaate Out . rial o . . | . 4 . ——————————————————————— \ MEDICINE, e ThowTHER atid Be Used for Establishing Peace | Ed Pauley will be offered if Tru- |}: Skaenvints | sa @ | \gymptomatio of paroxysms of | And agriculture experts aren't man administration wins next pr el an J Suonchial Attia. 30 Jus oa, Ware you By PAUL F. ELLIS, United Press Science Writer worried because farmers are hold- year, Mr. Pauley's triends say means Photopaints i! ve JE ’ . s 3 { medicine under the sun, send today 5 NEW YORK, Oct. 11—A top scientist predicted today that one mil- | ing grain until after Jan. 1 to Mr, Pauley may be named Secre- ANTISEPTICALLY | LEARN ; s free trial. Tt will cost you nothing. |lion persons “will be sacrificed in atomic warfare” before science has keep down this year's Income | if th all H es Ther oc "51% Adres! a chance to apply atomic energy to the benefits of mankind. poramment aiready hat | toaven, on een fr goer of |} CLEAN CLOTHES Blue Print | Beauty Culture Bldg., 643 Niagara St., Buffalo, 1, N, Y. This expert, Prof, Charles D. Coryell, of the Massachusetts Institute pought more than enough grain | North Carolina, but it would be o- & Lith ph Co. Call for Information : 1 . of Technology, sald “atomic slaughter” is coming because the “great na-| for November overseas shipments, | only stepping * stone. And it ' p 19¢ 600 E. Ohlo St. International Beauty Scheel i ona a Moe, destructive war of history, inks bt sua Set vest for Decem- | would depend on political climate | 342 & Wash. St. LL ese thou u YOUTH FOR CH York section of the American|is now consultant to the Brook-| “ye; Blase Washington asks a Seale ANY FISK FURNITURE ——————————————————————— Chemical Society that the research haven National Laboratory on Long| oo, ¢yor Truman-Anderson act Mr. Forrestal is one of chief +} PLAIN Sell the Finest . 4 {factories now are turning out Island, sald the “human race would was ‘part of Luckman’ i ow OR | possibilities Tor Vice President on | § GARMENT Innerspring Mattresses JORDAN BROS. radioactive iosotopes for use in be spared from atomic slaughter” A 8 NEW 504P | ryman ticket. If it should win, | Obtainable—If That's ABI T CO ROBERTS PARK medicine and biology, but that their if the intellectual power that re-|s 2P® is» presumably would be Democratic What You Want, Come to CABINE oe 'vealed the secrets of the atom were again, or have smaller hepublican 2310 N. MERIDIAN ST. tmmediate Delivery om use might be overwhelmed by { k : . BUILT-IN CABINETS 0 Methodist Church atomic war. applied to the establishment of) Ban rupfcy Cases Gain majority. And more Democrats Open Till 9 P. M. Daily—Terms See Our Lange DISS Million in an Hour? | peace, BANKRUPTCY CASES are on | Might have cause, this time, fo | p> § m— | 333 \N. Washington St. / He estimated that the “human| Mr. Coryell quoting from my-| increase, Total was 13,170 filed | feel gratitude for money-raiser LOOK FOR J | sne— DEL. AT VERMONT toll” would be 1 million. Some|thology, said that Prometheus! in federal district courts in fiscal | MI: Pauley’s help. At any rate, | § THIS TAG { WHILE THEY LAST a — i scientists previously have estimated taught man the use of fire, “thus - | confirmation. picture probably | fF 2. | PEARSON'S i : that number of persons might be freeing him from the perils of 0M) INDIANAPOLIS CLERBING HOUSE | would be changed considerably neuents. | POP-UP TOASTERS MUSIC co. . 0 TONIGHT 1:30 Milled Ar the first hour of such a|and darkness” For the Day | from 1046, when both Democratic PERSPIRATION GDOR AND MILDEW op 70 § | 5.95 nh | " A WVU war. .. . Jublshed by Zeus , Dneneases rm 0) Tom Trustworthy Since 1873 Coryell, who headed the fission) ‘Wor tHe” fle Md 'ZCH TG | SUPERIOR FURNACE Meridian Furniture Co. R | h N i hb De oe ars Clinton jcalous Tiler of Tue Sous, Jonished MATIN, siasiisreirine soem: LIGHTERS UFE OF CLOTHES J..." Meriaian st. TA-2MU | 128 N. Penn. St. aip eighoour Laboratories, Oak Ridge, Tenn. and Prometheus, caa n 3 _— PEt to Stores All Over Indianapolis. § rennre—— SEES. (mountainside and setting vultures Ne tmanme SJR.50 ; nwzttor Je came FT. WAYNE EVANGELIST [to tear out his vitals. ° needed. Absolutely { Call WA bast f f vii 4] NAL HAE |. “In harnessing atomic energy, guatanteed. y ; Nearest Location. LET US WASH YOUR . Excoptional Music [TFHomert lence “has captured the base EUARS avanaste ONLY AT J DIAMONDS WATCHES [Jl COMMERCIAL WIPING RAGS pa ata chee wen. | He Sie the hore ee to “sonia aoonscamenas (I OVERALL - LAUND many and nurses. | that “man will not be punished for n " a jy

this. discovery by having his vitals | torn-out by the vultures of war."

ROGER MALSBARY, Director

_ CUTICURA 27 wis?

Research Balloons To Be Shot Down

1 |Several aerial objects—believed to Indiana University will be repre- he the cosmic ray balloons released in a room whcih he had rented sented at the conference by Dean . |W. W. Patty, Dr. Karl W. Bookwal-| Canler, who was returned Thurs-|ter, Dr. Mark Wakefield and Dr. Vere day from Auburn, Ky., along with Arthur Salter-Hammel. or gte among the speakers are tion here today. Alexandria, told officers he stabbéd Dr. Jack R. Sharman, University - ro AWyei1af Alama; Dr. Robert Nohe ana| The Gost Ousrd, which an |Dr. Robert Francis, University of |POUnc Lloyd M. Jones, said that a fighter plane from the ‘went from a tavern to the Hill|Pennsylvania State University; Dr. /U. 8. Navy Airfield at Squantum Home, where the elderly man lived Leslie W. Irwin, Boston University; had been ordered aloft to shoot |alone. They said a quarrel started Dr. Carl A, Nordley, University of them down. A lifeboat was ordered after further drinking at the Hill| Minnesota; Dr. C. H. Mcloy, Uni-|to sea to pick up the balloons when

from Bethelehm,

the Gurnet Coast Guard life sta-

Football Injuries

|20 = year - old

safety when he caught a punt and

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" Season Reasoning

By Barton Rees Pogue

DUXBURY, Mass, Oct. 11" (UP)~—

ANOTHER FALL is here . . . Mysterious season of the year! Lamenting blackbirds, crying, Express a universal sighing, At Nature glorified but dying . «. Bleak days will sotn be here.

Fall in the woodland, Fall on the upland, Fall in the valley, fall in the town, By Fall erowned with gold, wasting to brown, ' Fall and the robes of the trees dropping down . . . Pile them and burn them, Burn them and cheer, But the bleak days of winter will soon be here.

“Fall, fall, fall! : Why do you need to come at all?” ¢ “These,” Fall replied, “are my reasons: I am the sunset of the seasons. When earth has given to you her best, Then, like man, the land must rest. When the flowers are drooping and the birds are gone Nature prepares for another dawn.”

“Lamenter,”. said Fall, “arise! Lift up your eyes To the golden hills and the cloud-flung skies! This is not death! The breath of life is here! Laugh, and let there be no falling tear!”

Greater Anderson Survey Shows 61,586 Population

Times State Service In the 1940 federal census, the ANDERSON, Oct. 11—The popu-! Anderson population was 45m. lation of Anderson is 52,221, accord: | Pigures of the 1047 survey were ing to results of a post office survey slightly under a count made in 1946 announced - Postmaster Ira|by postal authorities. 1946 surDavis. | vey showed the population of the When persons living in suburbs city proper to be 53,604 and the inwithin a radius of two miles of the habitants in the suburban areas to city are included, the total is 61,586. be 8487, a total of 62,001 for greater - Gay “7 | Anderson. According to the recent check, the 52,221 persons residing in the city

Pa, Sept. 28— sighted about 25,000 feet above

ed discovery of the balloons,

Fatal to Freshman

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct-11 (UP) The nation's first football fatality of the season was on record today following the death here of a MacAlester College John C. Eide of Virginia,

The youth was injured yesterday during a game between the|

The attending physician said he believed the cause” of death was a Witnesses at the

was tackled immediately. He rose; walked a few steps and then| crumpled to the turf unconscious. |

Paris ' ‘Subway Strike Isolates Million

PARIS, Oct. 11 (UP)—A sudden i . strike of 550 Metro (subway) motor- Church Convention

men. today uolaten. nearly 1 wi Sof For Lobinon include 4122 in rented rooms, 7372 Some lines were completely closed. | LEBANG Oa J Air t-county ID. Lotels snd_sparyments, 33 to | convention of Christian other small buildings. ! {Churches in Boone, Montgomery and Fountain counties will be held at the Central Christian Church here next Tuesday afternoon and night. Speakers will include Dr. Cyrus M. Yocum, Indianapolis, who spent many years in China and India and has visited most of the missi ‘fields maintained by churches,

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| party and Truman cabinet were split on Mr. Pauley. . » SOME DEMOCRATS want J. | Howard McGrath, soon to become national chairman, to make swing through several key states | before year's end, also try to inject new life into faltering state and big-city organizations. They have in mind Ohio, New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Michigan. |

Bloomington Police To Get Back Pay

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 11-City {policemen will recelve back-pay |benefits totaling $17,000 in a c¢ompromise agreement effected in ecircuit court, City Attorney Vern

RITE'S Ruble announced.

JEWELRY SHOP I { A suit filed in 1946 alleged that TAN 43 S$. linols St. Due to Poo Resour €C@S$ pay decreases were effected opal) Few Doors South of A |

wi PRE-FAB HOUSING manufac- [during the depression period. “Always A Square Deal At turers are fed up with what they |= TE ohm ——— re" T— consider “hold-up” appliance and BUSINESS DIRECTORY equipment makers. They talk of

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