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bearing the firm's emblem. Oth-/country. He was also associated ers, who are to receive gold wrist with General Motors for four watches for 10-year records, are years.

J. 8. Sample, Anderson, James Shears, Richmond. Plan Intercity Meeting

and

another will be in Ft. Wayne

Thursday. Men with less than 10 Urges New Mexico

Years of exemplary driving were

to receive bronze pins, certificates 10 Observe Pyle Day

and shoulder patches.

They are Paul Adair, Peru di-| (UP)=Gov. Thomas J. Karlitoday called on citizens of New Floyd Mexico to observe Aug.

vision, Roser,

a nine-year pin; Muncie division, Garner

Three men, Charles Mendenhall

and Raymond Myers of Muncie|tion in accordance with an act of TO ag Walter Rice of Terre/the New Mexico legislature. The Haute division, are to receive five- governor referred to the late year awards: Winners of four-|Scripps-Howard columnist as a

year pins are Kenneth Harris and Bailey Hawkins, both of Muncie division, Robert McManama and

Cecil Reynolds of the Peru divi-|/for many years. Dana, Ind.

sion, and Wallace Boesen and Adren Turner of Terre Haute division. Other Awards

three-year award and John Gates, Terre Haute division, and George

Frash, Peru division, were to be danger” is turning the tide of

awarded two-year pins. One-year awards were slated for Orville Akin, Dennis Barrett,

Howard Karn of Peru division,

Stewart Motors “Names Landers

John V, Landers, veteran auto Seiyictain,

mechanical vom Tia Mana oe. ‘A meeting of intercity opera-|’acksonville, Angeles tors was held here yesterday and 30d Chicago.

Childers, Edgar and|Ernie Pyle Day to mark the Charles Johnson, Muncie division, birthday of the famed correand Charles Bergen, Terre Haute spondent who was killed in the

« division, six-year pins. Pacific war.

American Tourists Ernest Cochran will receive a Shy at ‘War Danger’

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has De manager for Stewart 3209 E. Washington St. The

Mr. Lande=s

Since 1936; he worked as a r and service

SANTA FE, N.M., July 21] Mabry

Gov. Mabry issued a proclama-

“famous son” of New Mexico, his “adopted home.”

Mr. Pyle lived in Albuquerque distant customers. Prices now are

He was born in

Times Foreign Service PARIS, July 21—The new “war

nbach. : tania, Cobh; Robin Ket hii "és town; American tourists away {rom yushington, Cobh; Zeeland, Xi AgaWestern Europe. memnen, - Puerto Sucre; Cristoba

A group of especially emotional Trusiio of City. Americans Oliver Harman and William Men-|gwitzerland this morning and are denhall of Muncie division, and|already desperately trying to R. L. Harden, Byron Jones and Book steamer space back to the States.

arrived here from

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not be put in contact with seed.

S. Steel Hikes:

Other Firms Expected To Follow Policy

PITTSBURGH, July 21 (UP)— United States Steel boosted is prices to an all-time high to-

sage of $9.34 a ton.

U. B. Steel sets the price pattern for the entire industry, and other large producers were ex-

mobiles, refrigerators and electrical equipment. The raise was to compensate for a 9 per cent wage increase granted its workers last Friday,

Corporation President Benjamin|

F. Fairless said.

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iu a Handle Atam Isotopes

University school medicine today prepared to make certain that they would know tip-to-ddte methods “of” handling radioactive isotopes in using them to treat cancer and other diseases. James Durlacher, instructor in

proper use of ve materials scheduled to be sent to the = school could be highly dangerous = if not properly handled. Mr. Durlacher, who will leave soon for a month of study at the atomic bomb plant at Oak Ridge, Tenn., and then for six months’

tistudy in methods of handling =

radioactive materials at the Uni- = versity of California. said that = provisions at the school had been made, for concrete and Jead 2 shielding for students when they worked with the materials.

EE ) Policemen like GORDO «+. GORDO is Fun

creases of about $8.09 a ton. It was the third time since. the war that U, 8. Steel increased wages and then prices, setting the wage-price policy for all the basic steel industry. The new prices were the second increase this month for many steel consumers. On July 12 the company abandoned its basing point price system, which resulted in savings in freight fosts for

quoted f.o.b., with the purchaser paying all shipping charges.

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