Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1947 — Page 12

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80th €ongress to Review Aid ‘Careful Wo E Fiery Deh Debate of Speculators

Free WEATHER TFOTUEAS! Expected Over To Be Issued Marshall Plan

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| WASHINGTON, Dec. :20 (UP)~The Agriculture Department was “trying today to compile a lst of speculators that would expose, the gamblers and yet protect-innocent persons.

Special Session

a i ce Cool to Truman ON MRangiseo ANE ; | oh) By RAYMOND LAHR yr y " Se ? Umit t 7 ited Press Stall Corresponden WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 — Con-

gress laid aside problems of foreign aid’ and inflation today with the

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P. Anderson said he would like to have his aids check all the names on the list to make site no injury

! knowledge that both issues—angd - done to innocent Te Hove 3 : many others-—~will he wailing on e sie name as e comm ty , speculators. Ls the doorstep two weeks hence ; ; he : The difficulty, however, is that The five-week emergency session Wi r) ; “ ' which ended last night provided a he list may Suntan Betteen $20 ‘ small-scale ‘preview of what is In & ihn SHES OF Hike Wieo age prospect when the 80th Congress re- 25 rio eg A iy : anges turns Jan. 6 for its regular second. oh ah ° oar 5! ii session. A 4 : 8 8 - The next session seemed certain y a ” ; fusll Cpe Jo re ) } 5:as s et the list ready by to face sucks problems ns "PLANE CRASH — This is the? airplane WIGEka0E Times Police Reporter Sack west wetk as Mr. Andersen a id : ull-scale review of U. 8 : \ I's c foreign policy before judging Presi- Thompson climbed out of with nothing more than a -bfuise fast hight. He crash do. ‘ dent Truman's request made yes-| landed the plane when it ran out of gas reburning from a training flight. 1 o nis Spicilie eutificalion ; . e official s i nv TM BEG PATS PEND COPR 1947 EDW. L. 4 WAGNER ALL MIGHTS ALSERVED, terday for $17 billion to stop ~om- y cases the ait hal the nd NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE-‘ moister alr to stream onshore with importance. The cold front on MS Tax cuis and reduction of A J Hohe Dies; Funeral Tomorrow General S Bo [of market ‘tradei's but no addresses. CAST SUMMARY: Below freez- = resulting precipitation, The: rest: Potocast through the Plains marks , spending ; : S H |He said the final list as presented ing temperatures will continue to of the nation will have fair the boundary limit of this cold air. piper. Whether the reciprocal ve to Congress might look something

Will” the norther states Ratur- eather der “th fluence . ' a un services for Roy 8 1 v “llike .7 “ ft he northern ates Satu weather un der he inf ence of Official Weather trade method of fixing tariffs shail For Ro ervices for Roy Shermal like this John Doe, Oregon, dav night. ‘The thermometer will high pressure that is dominating cortinus bevond next June Harvey, a former resident of Indi- James Roe, Detroit etc.

drop to the 205 in the northeast the weather map. ENITED STATER WEATHER BUREAU i : anapolis, will be held at 2:30 a. m Mr. Anderson's idea is to identify with readings as low as 10 de- Clear skies are forecast for the het. 3, Jar FOUR. end. roreud res Insurance Broker WmurOw in Methodist Ciroh in Hoosier Hero Buri | SACI specuintor more fully. gree shove. zero in the ake New England and Middle Atlantic Sunrise 7:00 | Sunset 4:2 I Shier al lily ats . a ® Broadland I. Burial will be in : : a The secretary was authorized to Readings in the Northern Plains States, portions of the Northern Precipitation for 24 hrs. end “7 30 a. m 00 iu Lifelong Resident Fairfield Cemetery there Planned in Tell City veveal the names yesterday when are expected in the 208. Fhe Plains=and the Southwest States Pah reipitaon Bee sen. 1 » 12 dg Soaial legislat oy which tn- Albert J, Hueher, 2408 N New Mr. Harvey, who was 41. died yes The body of Maj. Gen. Edwin D Congress passed and President Trufreezing line on Fotoecast indi Overcast conditions will rule the rule, following Ja hava ihe Wmpers cludes federal programs for publie Jersey St. president of A. J. Huebher terday in his home in Rochelle, Ill Patrick, 51-year-old Hoosier killed man signed a resolution to that cates the southernmost limit of Southeast States and the Pacific |- sation High Low health. education and_housing. ° & Co, Inc, died yesterday.’ He was A native of Columbus, he had lived jn combat in the Philippines, will elect : , temperatures helow 32 degrees for . Coastal States. The Inset Map AUABIS ....conniriiisrsireins é 4) There were indications that the 70. = : here about 19 years and was em- phe returned for burial in Tell City 47 Saturday night and early Bun- gives a detailed cloud coverage for Busian a a, » 22 Marshall four-year plan of economic’ Mr. Hueber, who founded (he real loved by ‘Standard Oil Co. He upon request of Mrs. Anna E Pat- Th dar your partisular region Cincinnati 33 esinpiests eres i 3 ald to Europe would touch off per. estate loan and insurance company moved to Rochelle two months ago, rick, the general's mother, : pomas dnp er Weathermen foresee. occasional Minimum temperature forecasts Denver CARE Sd re haa 8 18 haps the bitter foreign policy de- in 1918, was a lifelong resident of where he.was a loader with the Military services will be held in rain along the Southeast Atlantic include: Atlanta, 42; Kansas City "Wayne - iat 20 1} bate since a “little group of wilful Indianapolis. company. February. -. : Coast and in the western Gulf | and Bt. Louls, 30; Cleveland, 25; (tb Mouli ©. ---- § 3% men” blocked U. 8. entry into the He was vice president aiid a di- Survivors include his wife, Mrs. The only Indiana general killed Rites Mond area. This precipitation will be Chicago and Omaha, 24; Wash- Ranses City iy 8 “League of Nations after world rector of the Peoples State Bank Pearl Harvey; a son, Noel Edward.in ground combat, Gen. Patrick ‘ brought about by moist onshore ' ington, 22; Milwaukee, 21; Boston, ham vo riieer: TB 6 war I and was a‘ member of Mystic- Tie Harvey, both of Rochelle, and his commanded the 6th Infantry Divi- Funeral services for Thomas O winds circulating ground the high 20 New York, 19, Philadelphia, Minneapolis-St Paul Mg 6 53 Ben. Taft (R. O) said he was Lodge, Scottish’ Rite, Shrine, Op- father, Elva Haivey, who. lives in sion in the battle of Luzon, March Lanpher 5801 E 22d St. ill n pressure cell over the Atlantic 17, Detroit, 16 New York tits ‘ n 3 unqualifiedly opposed” to a four- yymist Club, Kiwanis Club, Colum- Indiana 15, 1945. He was buried near Boni- held at 2 p.m Monday i iv States Light rain ts also the out: Weather fans will note the new Omaha BY peirarnnaay 4 . is Year pledge of U. 8 Help. He said pia Club, Indianapolis Chamber of " facio Monument in Manila, Mortuaries Ir ington i; roe ook fo orate Poin Sia Iisa ihe Nonhen on Antone ela A i (he plan would push up. prices in Commerce, Indianapolis ae i During World War I, Gen. Pat- wil lbe in Washington Park Ceme8 Louls bie 5) a his country and that many of the Board and All Saints Cathedral. german d | rick served as a captain. . At the tery. coast Is causing. warmer and rather weak and not of too great GL, 00%. p 4 2 goods the U. 8. proposes to ship 10 puneral services will be held at . beginning of World War II, he Mr. Lanpher.' who was 61, died

asked for active duty and relief Tuesday in Largo. Fla. He was a

PRSARIRTRINRAL RR ERAN | Europe, look like “luxuries rather’; sp bn me Monday in Flanner & pye Toll of 4 [whan necessities.” Buchanan mortuary, with bunal in Dies 1] Home from a Pacific area chief-of-staff native of Marion County and with Chairman Arthur H. Vanden- Crown Hill Cemetery, post. He_ received the Legion of the exception of one vear he lived berg (R. Mich) of the Senate For- Mr. Hueber is survived hy his wife ’ Merit for merkorious service in Pa- his entire life here. . eign Relations Committee, said he Mrs Louisa Z. Hueber; a son, Ralph Herman Joseph Hazist. a resi- cific action in 1944. He was employed as a mechanic i EL tore In Ia ic vould reserve judgment until after E. Hueber,-a student at Purdue; a 7ent of Beech Grove for 29 vears, ‘Gen. Patrick attended Tell City for the Furnace Ice Cream Co. { vis committee holds hearings on sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Maloney, all died vesterday in his home, 25 S. schools and Indiana University, where he worked for 30 vears. A 1 3 Others Injured he Marshall Plan. The hearings of Indianapolis, and another sister; 17th St, Beech Grove. He was 63. Two brothers, Herbert J. Patrick member of St. Marks’ Lutheran

wine Jan. 1 Mrs. Ida White, Hyde Park, Cal. _ A native of Cleveland. ®. Mr. 8nd Charles M. Patrick, live in In- Church, he also belonged to Logan ‘Near Centerville : The short special session. which . Hagist was a member of Holy Name dianapolis. Masonic Lodge. convened Nov. 17 on President

eke i 1 . Catholic Church and Modern 4 ——— - . Mr. Lanpher is survived by his CENTERVILLE, Dec. 20 (UP)— jo tise oo war on in. James F. Berry Dies ; : y his

. Woodmen of America. For 35 years wife, Mrs. Pear] Lanpher, and was dead a three ; : ipher, on Floor ra 0 2 a Aoday flation and emergency aid to Bu- fn Home of Daughter ne worked for the International Mrs Stuart Dean sister, Mrs. Cora Brooks, tnaisnup} other persons pi 5 y rope, passed three major bills 2 y .. Printing Co. and, was supervisor . olis, after an automobile rammed Into ONE: Autl tie ¢ 597 James F. Beiry, a resident of In 3 WW, ; I the rear of a bus near here last © Authorization of a $587.- g,angpolis for 56 years, died yester- ‘here for the past 15 vears

» . p : : — pe 800,000 food and famine relief pro- gay jj the home of a daughter. Mrs, Funeral service will be held at : H E L 3 Y W i gram for France. Ttaly, Austria and salifor 9 a. m. Tuesday in Holy Name IeS in 0s | a x on victim was identified as Clo- Elise Creighton, 836 N. California ef - A

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1 28. Riel China until next April St. after a long illness. He was 71. Catholic Church. Burial will be in FURNITURE CO. cus McGeor Richmond, one : , : ) : Calvary -C ov s George, rwo An appropriation hill A native of Louisville, Ky, Mr Calvary Cemetery. Mrs. Helen Yeager Dean, Colum- HET ly \ (Ee

FOUNTAIN SQUARE THEATER BLDG bia Club, wife of Stuart Dean, Fountain Squares Oldest president of Dean Brothers Pumps, | Largest and Leading Furniture Inc, died yesterday in St. Vincent's | Store”

Hospital. HC Sheriff Carl Sperling of Wayne zones of. Germany, Japan and quneial home, Burial will be, in /8"¢ #nd Ellen Hagis, a5d_tWo, "a naijve-of-Richmend. she came = | ounty sald the bus stopped to per- Korea, and smaller amounts to pia) p - grangehilgren. BE : f JIVE mit passengers to get off and the carrv various government agencies Fal Park Cemetery. rien here 25 years ago. She was gradu- or UE AD g a Besides his daughter, Mr jated from St. Vincent's Hospital

1s survived by his wife, Mrs Berry ‘Bethel Chapter {School of Nursing and was the Watch es

Berry, Indianapolis.

of four persons riding in the auto- which allowed only $340.000,000 toh Mr. Hagist urvived by his . Berry had been retired from active “1+ Haglst 1s survived by his mobile. None of Lhe passengers on carry out the foreign relief pro- wife, Mrs. Eva Hagist: two sons, the bus, operated by the Dare Lines gram Tt also provided $340.000.000 Funeral services will be held at /8cob and Herman Hagist; three Was injured. for eiyilian relief in the occupation p. m, Monday“in John A. Patton daughter, Mrs. Delores Covay, Mar}

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car crashed into the back af it. The ot the end of the fiscal year next other three auto passengers were June. wner and general A f ( 1 al enel NAN: Dy ) Burdie Williams, 87. Richmond. her Stuck to Purposes anager.

(hushand, Hardin Williams, 40 and THREE: A mild anti-ifitlation ~ To Install Queen Stuart Studies in the Lemeke putid- 9-DAY SERVICE

EE NEAT NEN ENE NEN ENENE |Buren Gentry, Cambridge City bill far short of Mr. Truman's 10- Wasson Services Dorothy Saulsbury will be in- 18

d ; Y, ; : ! “t ) Funeral services .will he held at 1 ! Y The accident happened two miles point program. It would extend T T stalled honored queen of Bethel . Fp Ae. % BUSINESS DIREC OR west of .the scene of a bus-truck present export and transportation - o Be omorrow Chapter 1, Job's Daughters, at 8 10 a. m. Monday. ir Flanner &

\ s for Sg rt Aas . uch OTtUATY Ww burial in crash last Monday night in which controls until March, 1949, permit Services for Sgt. Robert L. Was- , 1 today at 119 E. Ohio St. Buchanan mortu With buria In

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4 siti a cs PERSONAL three persons ‘were-killed industry-wide agreements to allo- Son, 1105 Weldemere Ave, who was Other officers to be installed are: Grow sl Semenry: ’ z WHEEL CHAIRS cate scarce {industrial materials killed Dec. 17, 1944, while serving gqith Bigelow, senior prineess; Bev- Siges Ner husband, Mrs. Degh

LOANS, Mooi perm Auburn Teacher Dies such as steel, and authorize the in Belgium during the Battle of gry May, junior oon is sufvived by her mother, Mrs.’

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Why buy one? Rent one at : : government t strict the Bulge. will be held tomorrow at princess; Vera hy Minnie Yeager, and a sister, Mrs : | Personal Loan Department As Train Strikes Car nbd ne J Jessler Iv Sr ott, Pp. m. in the Moore 'Mortuaries Fines gdide: TR Mary McLean, both of Detroit : HAAG S Peoples State Bank AUBURN. Dec. 20 (UP) —Waldo Feb. 1. Peace Chapel. Burial will be in charlotte Green, Mich., and a brother, Albert Yeager

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402 North Capitol Ave. Member Fedora Desoais In ee Ce. | Anthony, 45, Spencerville school For the most part. the special ses- ib Qe ) marshall; Silvia — an a et teacher, was killed last night when SOR stuck to the purposes for Jor A Stott Comnty Sgt. Was- pan, recorder; Harriet S. Rucker " — m— . 'his automobile was hit by a south- Which it was summoned. But Mr Som 1 red neg Indianajolis most Norma. Doak, Funer yr for AIT Central States B h Offi ALUMINUM LEARN bound Wabash railroad passenger Trman’s requewts fared poorly, |= his life. For two years prior to treasurer; Audrey 's Rk ns Jo ass Jaan ee ae a £8 1 . 5 ¥ cervie y 2 Hh + . pr t - “ train at & Spencerville crossing. His anti-inflafion program fared entering the service in 1942, he had G uy, chaplain; ummers ucker a native of Ruth SUBURBAN LOANS . "ROLL-UP Beauty Culture the worst, His requests for standby been a welder at the Ford Fence pary Alice Jack- erford County, Tennessee, will be AWNINGS ’ Man Killed by Car powers to ‘impose rationing ang Co. He was a graduate of Ben go, |ibrarian: ‘held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in her aome, | indisnapelis, Indiana. MA- 07 Cal) ter Information 9i2 Security Trust Bldg.

315 W. 30th St. Burial will ve in Crown Hill Cemetery, PD. sSaulsbury Mrs. Rucker, who was 86. died vesterday. She had lived here 14

i Davis High Schools . Free Frtimates— New Low Prices wage-price controls on cost-of-living b Marilyn Norman ROOFING AND | International Beauty Soho! As He Steps Of Bus ||. ere deterred until ren vear. Michael J. Naught Musician; Barbera SIDING CO 82 KE Wash. 8b VINCENNES, Dec. 20 (UP) —Ev- e ! avg on si * N . . cerett Frederick. $9. Decker There appeared little prospeet that Broeking, first vr #63 8. CAPITOL — RI-1330 SS killed 1 AN ecker, Was (nev would be granted : messenger; Beverly Linksey, second ~~ \ : ~3 iled last night when an automobile Some of the other major problems died yesterday at St. Vincent's hos: messenger: Fina McNary, third vears and was a member of the LET US WASH YOUR hit him just after he stepped off ( =~. regular Session include: pital following an illness of one py ecsenger; Madonna Parks. fourth Good Samaritan Baptist Church

a bus near Decker . y . A 8he is survived bv thr jaugl COMMERCIAL WIPING RAGS |...» ns Reker The Sa Was Rent. control—Due to expire Feb You! He Nas 71. messenger; Georgene Thorn, fifth’ 50 rived DY Hise £ A gh y Jallister, og 1048 Republican and Demo- n employee of Dean Brothers messenger; Dona Wurzburger, sen- y AR Mai el adsworth

De: p - . > : " Mrs. "M: 3. Reeves, and Ss OVERALL LAUNDRY Pachar, Mr Frederick was a ratl- leaders in both houses expect Pump Co. for 43 years, Mr. Naugh- {or custodian: Shirley Todd, junior Nps. tail © Ree e ang Mis: ployee it to be extended for a year ton had resided here since coming custodian: Elizabeth Vogel, inner er Rucker, all of Indianapolis;

Michael | J. Naughton, machinist

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2520 E. 12th. CH-0294 t X x two sone. Will Rucker .Detr Midd t : ' ‘axes—0 od] 0 this country from Ireland 50 oi .nrd. delson. ter ) SOnE il ucker, etroit, 23% Mass, Ave. i, int Bis Grandfather : Truck or ES ears ago. He was a native of Sard Lierevn \HudAsKon, . aver Mich, and John Summers, Mur- : . : " RUE . vida " Torn y pln % IMATIC C S10 . : hi TY Kills Vevay Boy, 4 mittee has introduced a bill to re- oscommon, Ireland. His home here 1nstalling officer will be Joanne eeshoe Ri ove grandson and AUTOMATIC COAL sa ¢ WHILE THEY LAST PEARSON'S VEVAY, Dec. 20 (UP) William -duce personal income taxes about rH Ave \ Green, retiring president three nephews, : ‘ AL : v e at 8.3( ) . ii; 24.PIECE SET Cook, 4 years old, was killed yester- $5.600,000.000 by raising personal ex- a a. m. Mon- : Mrs. William Parker MONARCH SALES ¢0., Inc. . day when- he walked into the rear emptions and granting cuts ransg- day in Kirby Mortuary with re Dinner Tonight Honors Puneral services for Mrs. Nora 36 West 10 OF SILVERWARE ~~) a i _ of a truck being driven in reverse ing from 10 to 30 per cert. Some.3Ui€m high mass at 8 o'clock in St Parker. 926 E. 154 at Cw 1 Eh : es th St. I'rustworthy Since 1873 by his grandfather. kind of cut appeared certain Philip Neri . Catholic church of Former Judge Bland ith St, will be Indianapolis 4, Indiana $9.95 (Which Mr. Naughton was a mem- pyiends of former Judge Oscar E at 1 p. m. Monday in Allen Chapel) Phone LI-4438 : y » "riends o orme L , 4 | Meridian Furniture Ce. «| 18 N. Penn, st. / we ber. Bland of the U, 8. Court of Customs Mechouis, Otiureh. Burial ‘will be; —— 1712 N. Meridian St. TA-22. | Whar PARTS OF TME BIBLE Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary 3 in Floral Park Cemetery.

and Patent Appeals, Washington, D.' prs” Parker. who was 56, died|

| ARE DEPICTED ON THE MAR. Ellen Naughton:

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Te il =InaNR FOR three daughters, ¢ will hold & dinner in his honor ' > 8 =INDIANA MUSIC 0s | mace LICENSE Sia Mrs. Catherine Rogers, Indianapo- tonight ~ the Claypool Hotel. Thursday in her home, She was/ RITE'S You Save Because We Save |B PRINCESS ELIZABETH AND lis; Mrs. Mary Johnston, East St i To Set Homer a native of Hickman, Kv., and had (Wright's) ’ 3 ; « MEN $ SUITS & OVERCOATS | [SF Ohio St. -Paul H. Rinne Pres.-FR- 1184) Oi Bible b eey Lu MOUNTBATTEN 2 ® | Louis, IN, and Mrs Eleanora ound oil Moog Foo ved Sere 5 years. She was a Guaranteed 'I8 iy 21 w.- 2A "1 Student ay Brann Loran, O; three sons, members of the Indiana Supreme rh fies Saget Mane: Watch ernard, John and Joseph Naugh- y rl 8 1 CASE CLOTHES Band Instruments 1” sep ‘UBN- and Appellate Courts. Charity. She was a former member

vias a on, all of Indianapolis: four si Harold VanOrmai? will be toast- ,¢ the Allen Chapel Women's Corps. Repair

Cor. Senate Ave. & Maryland BL o ters, Mrs. Ellen ‘Mish, Ii s aster A, AN [p— TTC ors, ues h, Indianapolis, master Survivors include her husband, -AT OUR USUAL - - — | anc Sister 8t. Roch, Sister Dympna The former jurist, whose home is wiiliam Parker: a sister. Mrs. L a ee | Blueprints and Miss Mary Naughton, all of in Linton, once was 7th District g ow PRICES sg A Ph Ireland: three brotlier hu. ieneva Murphy, Cleveland, O., and d - DIAMOND LOANS le opaiets : others, Bernard, Congressman. He retired recently 5 piece and a nephew.

Patrick and Daniel Naughton, all from the Federal judicial bench.

of Ireland, and four #randchildren Mrs. Truda Brentlinger

iy Forecast High of 38, | Mus. Truda Brentlinger, mother of Russell Brentlinger of Indianap-

“Mosler Agency Gives Partly Cloudy Today olis, died yesterday in Stockholm.

50th Year Dinner Slightly warmer temperatures will Cal. Mr. Brentlinger, who is branch as iil $ iii The Mossler Insurance Agency (Ome to Indianapolis today, the manger of RKO Radio Pictures » nels § st,

this week marked its 50th anniver- Weather Bureau said. A high of here, left "by plane to attend fu- bir 4. Datws, Sonik of, Wishingien 8 a

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~ WATOR REPAIR — \ : J \ \' \ sary with a dinner party for em- 32 degrees us forecast. Skies will neral services tomorrow, em m— 3 ployees in the Broadmoor Country be partly cloudy today and tonight, A SS a EE ES Prony) Bupluston Servier ! MACHINIST : . bh. Earuy AMERICAN Club but conditions were expected to be 1/ | ry PIONEERS FOLLOWED Started by the late J. J. Mossier 8enerally fair tomorrow. : " Alinson Jewels sd 181 Ww. South ele 6212 I i © WHAT INSTRUCTIONS in 1887, the firm is now headed by! North and central portions of Perce Pete Says: At Monumens Girele ATR) ip H,, THAT WERE GIVEN BY his son, L I Mossler. Indians had the same forecast/§ Your clothes will fast from 10% to gm U1 b Rn, MOSES TO THE — - — today, with generally fair weather! 509% longer with Perm-Aseptic : light] i | £4 y 1 FL.OAN hI | ay / 2s 8 pe ! Concert at 4:30 id ently higher temperatures c1o3ning, Davis Cleaners use this ex0° ' The First Baptist Church will smmmee__________|} clusive process which retards the DIAMONDS—-WATCHES |: SHY rs d present the choir quaftet and soio- | Home of Lifeti '§ growth of bacteria that weakens and : SPORTING G00DS—~GAMERAS (ists 1 a program: of carols, a . me decomposes fabrics. Insist on PermA cantata and other numbers at 4:30! Furniture Service :

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Promis By | Marion co start the ne Judges and preliminary | elections, Republican municipal el «already plan to get back s lic's confide mayoralty fr And they . bayriers to 1 cess—among forcement hb rassments oy system, All this do ditional har torn by b despite effo to patch it vu appointment: Ralph Gates Higgins The goverr ald the Re cover up se this sweek wi liam R. Hig and an older has not bee recent warri Backing fo inated with James W. I GOP chain ago—Joseph trict ehairms forces hook Gates’ office The Higgi: fered as a “( workers for James L. 1] ganigation | with Prosect Sheriff Al NM “1 don’t se pointment with us... . sulted about leader align faction, Some of been backing GOP war v ship: His ca a factional d of Leo T. group.

of a “dark horse,” acco boys, happe: sonal friend Mr. Daniels. Also the | of Joseph 1 cratic Super Jurist for N placing Lou caused no li publican and tions. Many Re) backing Jud pointment ¢ Democratic Most law gome harsh Judge Mark bench. Start Both Rept leaders are than usual maneuvers scramble ne The Dem: highest pitcl mayoralty v as much no next year w tional wars. The GOP ward the pr cagtion ths observers ai races for nominations {in the past mouthfull,

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Winners v the essay cc School for the Indianaj ber of Pilot Awards w ners, in the contests to club, at a noon at the Winning Richard K. Deardorff a The essay deaf citizen ship. Miss president, | with a $10 tests will c 15. A gran given the three conte

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