Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1948 — Page 14
Pe 20 7 HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES oo —z. FRIDAY. OCT 71s ~ | ~~ FRIDAY : spends his time hunt nd fish-| Fat Postmastering Fine—but Not in N. Y., Opines Gus mim ma nii ey Fone cubes “1 [faly's | ‘Too Much Trouble,’ Declares Coloradan, ing. For instance, you get to/wams del a love letter. Stamps|" 20TH “0 HOF # house To \RANTON, Pa., Oct. 22 (UP) : . Proprietor of Post Office in Town of 11 | ppbv oi or 1B At High
[Store Wages Vary WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (UP)— The Labor Department said today weekly wages of department
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Z ‘land buries them“in a snow bank. know people. usually on crooked.” r 4 jury Revenues Shoot Up - | Marshall Pass gets its mani] MF Latham, whose hair 18/ynen their Navy training plane
NEW YORK, Oct, 22 (UP)—A postmaster's job is a very fine + getting thin, was nattily dressed crashed on a farm, skidded 7 18 largest cities. ARE pdb ALR up oA ou tox ifs lo bla ery ‘Postal revenues at Marshalfftwice a week when ‘the trainf ~~. ed suit with a pleated /through a fence and halted on a Link Ste 0 ———————— ts * Pass shot up the week before Iicomes through, and it takes MT. - road at nearby Elmhurst yester- . Tobacco Auctions Late. | Mr, Latham sald he wollidn't be postmaster of a town like, left, I teted up the week's busl-/tatham 35 minutes to distribute cont. Jia two professional neigh-(,,, With Fu * lsay, New York, TT ness and noticed I had sold 27(, "=... io 1n town bors, Mrs. C. Rose Ross, post-| Ensign J. W. Bevin, 25, Times ¥ LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 22 “Too much trouble,” he sald. cents more postage stamps than § the 11.people In * |mistress at Beartrail, and ~Mrs.|Rochester, N. Y, the pilot, and ROME, Ital
He is postmaster at Marshall Pass, Colo.-~population 11, eleva-/the week before. Seven postage]. statistical bur
(UP)—Burley tobacco = auctions] Puss, Coloe=population 11, sievar the wesk before. 5 a a Coed Sa tes |Wlliard A. Teller of Littleton, Aviation Radioman 2.0 William throughout the southeastern tion 10,845 feet, It's the smallest y ry for the National Convention, “Then otha EP around|if he was in & ny But a a: Colo, said they hoped he would i 1 engine oof ‘after fly. United States will begin on Nov.postoffice in the country. ot Postmasters, - and noticed we had a couple of (who is in a hurry is always miss- (find a wife while he was in town.|jng in a three-plane formation 29, a week later than originally “Pay len't much, or course,”| “pay is only $252 a year, but young fellows in town who were ing something,” he said. : “Guess I cquld‘use a cook, from Niagara Falls to Bennett
(satd Mr. Latham, who is in New the sidelights are what's | interest- {writing love letters. You can al-| The Marshall Pass postmastersaid Mr. Latham, Field, N. ¥.
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