Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1948 — Page 2

: nose off in trafic mishaps 3 last night. : « "Miss Norma Celea, 16, of 1422) Ave. was walking e 5800 block, W. Washington st. when she was struék by a car driven by Sim Swinford, 415] E. Michigan St. Loses Control of Bike : ,. William A. Howard Jr, R.R. 4,

dow and the end of his nose was|

off. : | “Mrs, Mary Cochran, 88, of 17

8. Summit St., was'injured when ~e AL yon : the car In which she was riding ~~ FOOD FOR STUDENTS ABROAD—Some of this cheer will |

with Clarence Hagemier, 72, of| be spread fc students in Germany through the check for $114]

the same addréss, collided with : : . : . oy a oar driven by. Jeanncitel which Miss Caroline Sullivan, 802 ‘E; Troy Ave., Indianapolis, is

Mathews, 60, of 6030 Evanston Presenting to Indiana University Présidént Herman B Wells. Miss | 8t., at 25th and Station Sts’ Sullivan, president of the campus YWCA, gave the check to

bing Anders 26, ih 974 purchase CARE packages for students im German universities. It: |

3 of 414 N. Senate Ave. were held] represents money contributed by sororities, fraternities and res-

on ‘vagrancy charges téday after, the’ car in which they were rid-| dence halls at IU through participation in a "meager meal"

pro-

Cost of Living. At All-Time High

Indications Point

To _ Continued Rise . WASHINGTON, June 23 (UP) | —The cost of living hit a new all-

‘time high last May 15, the Labor

Department reported today. ‘In its regular monthly summary of the retail price situation, the ‘department said consumer prices jumped 0.7 per cent be

“{tween mid-April and mid-May:

| Although the department has ino accurate’ figures -on retail prices since May 15, indications that living costs have con‘tinued fo rise.

Up 72.9 Peér Cent

said, retail prices were 72.9 per|

Moose Chapter

Mrs. Jessie Bartle, membership fgommities chairman of the In- : chapter, No, Lis rom i en of the Moose, will in: chatgé of the special chapter {night program in honor of Chapter No. 17 to'morrow- night in the Modse Home.

monologue

cent higher than the 1939 av-

erage and nearly 30 per cent above June, 1946, when most price controls were abandoned.

iretail food prices went up 1.4 per cent between mid-April and

Ith

Mrs, | Blown , of

Ite . 11 will play a zither solo. Om May 15, the department 4 or initiation will follow, Mrs. Grace Miller of Muncie, |associate regent of the College of Regents, will be guest of honor a banquet preceding the proai Harry Grigsby, governor According. to the Senet, lodge No. 17, Loyal Order of e Moose, and Charles H. Mec{Call, secretary of lodge No. 17,

mid-May; clothing increased 0.8} wirl speak. cent!

Plan Birthday Party

{per cent; rents were 0.3 per ce {higher and fuel prices rose 08, per cent. Only house furnishings,

|decreased in price. They averaged! A birthday party and business 10.8 per cent lower on May 15 meeting will be held by the Neola {Rebekah Lodge No. 362 at 8 p. m. Friday in Brightwood Hall, Mrs. PLANTING TIME IMPORTANT! |Gladys’ Thompson, noble grand, Vegetables in the home ‘garden|will preside. All members having

than a month earlier.

the largest gain in membership. Miss Esther Hickey of Muncie will give a and Beatrice

Mrs. Bar tie

curfew on Tel Aviv, of . operations

parts “of the city. It wis particularly heavy in the waterfront area, from which civilians Mad been evacudted. . Irgunists "and fellow “Tews fought ‘a’ battle on the Tox beath yesterday when -

ton gun-running Ship. E rammed aground and sought to] = ~~ land Irgunist troops and arms MAKE SUGAR FROM WOOD against stiff army opposition. Thi

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