Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1948 — Page 16

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17 Local Youths

men, 17 of them from Indianreturned from Europe aboard the D Army transport Greenville Victory. forces dead originally ® in temporary military

pA chotoé— 300: 30 pounds -.- 330+ 360 pounds .. 360- 400 Pounds ..cescensves 31 480 pounds . dso: 550 Pounds - ’| 250- 850. RAS «,ovne son, | PICS 1% pounds ood ie. 120082080 CATTLE (800) ate Steers ¥ 700- 800 pounds ........... 353003180 lie pounds 100337.50 Mary 4 2 v [email protected] | 81100 pounds cascinbsnine 33 % 1108-4300 Pounds ail [email protected] o Report Upswing 1 pounds vessniese 19.00027.50 In Traffic Deaths | pws... nugne CHICAGO, June 30 (UP)—The POUDAS (usivasesasys BO ) dd National Safety Counéil reported 300-1000 Bounds Sess Nb LANNY RRaN j0aay that traffic deaths in 500~ 900 POUNAS .vvsseesesses [email protected] en an upward ‘for the MOR Firat time in seven m 800- 900 PUBS, Coviuiass S00037.00

ities in over the month in 1947. More than 30 million . vehicles are expected to be on

chances multiplied. : The deaths in May pushed the year's total to 11,270, which is 5 per cent below the 11,830 killed in the first five months of 1947.

Local Issues

wJune 30 No. 1, «Charles Wilson, 1001 Lexington STOCRS Bia Asked| Eggs—Current receipts, 84 Ibs. to case, Ave, told police he was thr at-|Agsats Jie dorg eom.....oo0 8 $c: Grads A Large, 430: a Se: ‘Orade ened with a gun while walking|Americsn Sfates’ pra......... 3% = 3 |g Small, $e; no grade, 3c. 1 pSatesus . Butterfat—No. 1, T7c; No. 4c. ear Fletcher Ave. and Shelby Bt. |sAyrehire Coll com... 28 31 | (Prices quoted by Wadiey oe avered last night. b Ayres tats pid series 5s «+ [at plant.) Mr. Wilson said a car backed Bet R's Suk Ards: coin Raw aL . eease Be ER op [oe er 1 ntral Soya com ll. a : )—Giov4 ed to bawl out the driver Sani Le on ¥ n Ts June rap I The who climbed out of the car and|Comwith Loan 4% pd... ¥ 90 current fiscal year through June 28 comJointed a gun at him. Son eu. Var By pe Ne ty 1p vy This Year Last Yes “I'm a police officer and TI'dic i m. 7 18 Expenses $ 38.438.703 088 § 41019.110, 508 Ake to know just what in blages|Sxmmue, M6 BI... | Surplus 5718,111,316 1,093,231,308 you intend to do about it,” Mr.| Consolidated Ind ptd n Cash balance 4.838.134. 841 ar Sst 8 Wilson quoted the motorist as|gi 16% ul GONd reserve 33.632.318,048 31,173,041, A a i : rn 4 eh. ‘13 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Boy, 13, Victim » Cleatin 3 Jor he day... 3 Rf @ or the @ay......« . 236,548,000 Of ‘Practice Swing’ A I ..0 01: SHILA “{ Police said today that Frank 1 ‘Lane, 13, of 624 N. Park Ave, 109 | YIELDS FRESH WATER “Was accidentally struck in the/Indpls P & L pf 4 94

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rington com..

Stockyards today averaged steady to strong with yesterday's aver-

sold about steady. x

and lambs showed little change.

160- 180 pounds ........eis. 0.00938,

There were 2650 traffic fatal-|\Good Maya Jump of 3 per cent!cCutier and’ common |Canner

6 MOve| Good (all waighta) <.cressshis 3.000200 this week-end during the July 4th|geoa holiday, the council said, with the Medi of serious accidents|“"

mmon to m . . Culls (78 Ibs. UP).-.esreser

Local Produce

DERAILED—When the Santa Fe's luxury streamliner, The Su tracks on striking a broken rail at Winslow, Ariz., yesterday, its diesel engine plunged into a parking lot, shattering a telephone pole and wrecking a motor car. Several persons aboard the train were slightly hurt, but only two, the engineer and a passenger, had to be hospitalized.

Hogs Rule Steady to Strong With $27.75 Average Top

Hog sales at the Indianapolis

Steers ruled steady to weak, ut closed dull. Cows and bulls

Vealers looked moderately ctive at 50 cents higher. Sheep

per-Chief, loft the

Feeder and Stocker Onttie and Calves

Choloe— 500- 800 pounds ..esveseesne 37.00020.50

‘Among List age. A top of $28.75 was paid|G% 500 " Pounds ..cceeseesse [email protected] for one lot, with $27.75 Medium Bodies of 151 Indiana service- practical top. the 30-1000 POUDAS .osesvans.ss 33,00025.00|

Calves (Heifers)

Good to choice— 500 pounds down ....eess... [email protected]

+| cemeteries in France are among —June $0 Medium— those being Tewrued to iy prod TO aon HOGS (3078) 800 pounds down ........... [email protected] taunt, 5210 College Ave., in country.’ In the following ) poun SHEEP. (475) - the mame of the servicéman is i Ie Dauhds Spring Lambe given ast. followed by jisme 2nd 140- 200 pounds 15 Cholce closely sorted ...... Jos0031.00 Local Truck Grain Prices ress of next o . Branch of | 7%: 310 bounds Good tersvseanaserse 38.00@30. service Is Army unless otherwise 4. 10 pounds . 30 Common 5. So 11 ii. 1300@ins0| No 3 rod wheat, $3.10 indicated. a 3% bounds Eves (Shor) No. 3 yellow ‘cor, $3.0. The Indianapolis list: Medium Common and medium I 8008 9.00! No. 3 soybeans, 14% moisture, $3.81.

wiseiiedene + 31.00933.00

State Adjutant General Howard Maxwell said that, in the opinion of most Hoosier Army men, Atterbury is better suited for use in the new training program than some of the camps selected. At present some 150 soldiers from Camp Campbell, Ky. are readying portions of the camp for use by Ohio and Indiana National Guard for summer maneuvers.

2 Youths Admit 24 Burglaries

Detectives said today two youths have admitted staging 29 burglaries in Indianapolis during the past year. The pair was captured yesterday by deputy sheriffs after they were leaving Lee's Barbecue, 3633 W. 16th St., with their arms full of cigarets. They gave their names as Orville Earl Whitted, 20, of 920 English Ave, and John E. McClure, 19, of the Seminole Hotel. In their statements they said most of the burglaries were small. However, they said they took $650 from Bernice's Res-

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‘PEORIA, IIL, June 30 (UP)—Twelve-year-old Johnny

But the bear clung to the arm for 45 minutes and released it

may die at any time, “in days Each Sunday the Rev. Carl Maier, pastor of the First Congregational Church in Denver, comes to the Perry home to join Maxine - in prayer. Maxine’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Perry, said that the pros-

counterbalanced by the well wishes of thousands of people, most of thém mothers themselves, who had swamped the Perry home with “get well” cards, letters of encouragement - and gifts since.reading of the child's less case last week. “She used to be shy, and would stay in the bedroom when we had company,” Maxine's mother sald. “Now, since so many nice people took an interest in her, she seems to have brightened up.” Since birth, Maxine's “skin deficlency”’—which her mother explains “fails to cement together

pect of death had been almost|

operation. ing comfortably” today.

Girl's Skin Peels at Touch; Calm About Death Forecast: us iw » ten =

Loses Shyness After Messages of Cheer; Lives Only for Hour When She Goes fo Heaven

DENVER, June 30 (UP)—Maxine Perry, 11, doomed by an {ncurable illness, played happily in her home today, cheered by thousands of cards from mothers across the nation and by her

own calm belief that “I am going to heaven very soon.” The little girl has been told by the family doctor that she

or perhaps months.”

Attendants said he ‘was “rest-

‘13' Turns Lucky In TB Tests

The number 13 popped up in the reports of the Indiana Tuber culosis Association today but for a chapge the number was lucky, Every 13th Hoosier of the state's over 15 years of age pope

every ungentle touch leave anlulation took a chest X-ray in

angry red bruise. Skin Peels Oft

1047, the association said. Murray A. Auerbach, executive secretary, said that 220,000 of the

Once, Maxine's father grasped| i... her arm to prevent a fall. They asad a

ohild’s outer layer of skin peeled ; off her arm as though it ‘were a year. That bolls down to one out

rubber glove, Mrs. Perry said. “Maxines plays with her dolls, and sometimes she draws,” Mrs. Perry said “Her fingers, except grown back into her hand, you know, but she

the thumbs, have

holds crayons somehow.”

whe: ..2ars a pink ribher blond curls,

Maxine, bon jauntily in

the slight bruises on her cheek. “She used to cry when she saw|Ninety-five persons other children running and playing,” Mrs. Perry said. “Now she knows she’s going to heaven soon, and she says ‘at least I have that

the layers of skin”—has made

to look forward to.”

of every 13 persons. Only 1.4 of every 1000 persons X-rayed had active tuberculosis. “This ratio . . , gives us reason to believe the program will bring to light more than 2800 previously unknown tuberculosis cases in an infectious stage,” Mr. Auerbach said. {

Arrest 95 in Berlin BERLIN, June 30 (UP) = “obviously serving as agents of American propaganda” have been: arrested in the Soviet sector of Berlin, the Russian-licensed newspaper Tagliche Rundschau said today.

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LX 27.00 i + [email protected]

2 Roultey — Sprinfars ml Dollars, Me: orn springers, 34c; cocks ite: “hens, i'd 108. Sele

to choice edium

and over, 27c; bs., 100; No. 3 poultry 4c less than

‘Sea water yields fresh water of great purity at low cost by use

“lof a new vapor compression dis-

tilling unit; it produces about four times as much fresh water per

pound of fuel used as older types

of evaporators.

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