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. ’ Redd Damage Suit : Times State Service GREENFIELD, Nov.26—Hearing on arguments for a new trial for Howard Pollard, convicted “hands and foot” slayer, has been postponed in Hancock Circuit Court until Dec. 11. "The hearing was continued so that a $25,000 damage suit filed by Mrs. Augusta Redd of Indianapolis, against Indianapolis Railways, Inc, may be heard.

in Michigan City for the slaying of Leland Miller of Indianapolis in 1946. He was to have appeared today for the new trial hearing. In the damage suit, Mrs. Redd alleges she was injured in 1946 when an Indianapolis Railways bus collided with a truck. She was a passenger on the bus.

Farm Youths Hailed As Scrap Collectors

Two Indiana Farm Youth groups were listed as winners today in a steel-scrap collecting drive sponsored by the Crosley Radio Corp. i The ’ Timers, who Jesetved prizes from the sponsor an - ceeds from the oe of the scrap, OES Plans Supper ee Ruture a Broad Ripple Chapter 315, OES, | Bakers of Seymour. |will hold a pitch-in supper at 6:30, 1 Fourteen members of the Brazil p. m. tomorrow in Broad Ripple group collected 350,220 ‘pounds of Masonic Temple. A stated meetdcrap metal. Six girls, aged 10 to|ing will be held at 8 p. m. for the 13, gave the Busy Bakers a total official visit of the worthy grand

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7 M ALG vs PAT.OFF, COPR 1948 EOW. L. A. WAGNER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—By dawn the weather bureau predicts the mercury will be in the 40s from New York through the Ohio Valley. Rain will fall in areas from western New York down through Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee to Alabama. Cold blasts from Canada will invade the northern states.

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Hog Prices Down

Steer, Heifer Sales Firm With Wednesday

Hog prices averaged slightly below Wednesday's best prices in fairly active and uneven trade in the Indianapolis Stockyards today. Choice and good barrows and

sold “at $23.50 to $24 a hundred pounds. The top price of $24.25 was paid rather sparingly. Weights from 220 to 270 pounds were sold at $22.75 to $23.75 a hundredweight. A few choice grades sold at $23. Weights from 300 to 325 sold at $22 to $22.50. Although heavier

quoted at $21.50. Weights from | 100 to 160 pounds, also scarce, held prices at $19 to $22.50. Sow sales remained steady with Wednesday at $18.50 to $20. Choice lightweights were scarce at $20.50. Odd heavyweights dropped to $18. Cow Sales Jump In cattle trade, steer and heifer sales remained firm with Wednesday as cow sales jumped 25 cents in active trade. . Two loads of choice, weighty steers sold at $33 as two loads of good and choice ruled $31.50. A load of mostly good grades sold

Truman Readies Legislative Program for New Congress

Departments Have Until Monday to Submit

Requests for Use in President's Message WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (UP)—President Truman, pledged to a far-reaching social, economic, defense and foreign policy program, asked government department and agencies for recommendations to carry it out. He set next Monday as the deadline for submitting the recommendations. Those which the Pres- be financed in part from new pay-

U. S. Considering Blockade To Put China Reds on Spot ls fut

Cutting Off Trade Would Test Ability : State Highway Commission to«’

Of Any ‘Coalition’ Regime fo Survive By CLYDE FARNSWORTH, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer [02 announced two new detours SHANGHAI, Nov. 26—It may be rushing things to disquss Nave been added to the state road American relations with the Chinese Communists, but Americans SYStem this week. here are speculating on the alternatives that would confront the] Ind. 32 has been closed in U. S. if the Reds established a ‘coalition government’ in China. Fountain County due to a closed That speculation has developed talk of an economic blockade— bridge and Ind. 38 is closed west one that might quickly test the ability of such a regime to keep of Kirkland while a bridge damgoing and possibly draw Russia, =, — Se aged by a truck is being repaired. out on her ability and ‘willing-|8reat wall ever would benefit ooo oo 4 oo 4

ness to help her new stooge. from Manchuria’s resources, | IND. 1—Closed to traffic over 3-tons at The blockade ides Zoe Om The Chinese Reds have their south edge of Pennville, 18 miles over Rds, goes; some py, ssia comrades to thank for the 2? 303 and 18 (weak bridge).

hing re this: dismantling of Manchurian in-|over Rae 33 6 art ol Libary. J miles

China, whether under|dustry. It remains to be seen face cons.) the Communists or the Nation-|whether millions of dollars worth| 10; 10-Fast of Argos 2 miles over alists, must export and import. |of machinery which the Russians fire) © on) Smoke due to muck TWO: Exports. and imports carted away will be put back, and| IND. 17—From Delong to Rd. 110, 3 depend on air transport, as a stop-|if put back who will benefit first. repair). © ov and 110 (bridge gap measure. Meanwhile China's Whereabouts Unknown so Si=—Closed lo trafic over 2-tons at railways would have to be re-| No one knows what the Rus-over Rds. 303, 18 ahd ney pravar (noah built. |sians did with their industrial oc THREE: Unless spare parts loot. There have been reports cells, detour or oeait dge_of Mont)s and fuel, and even planes, were|that it was simply taken to Har-a; (priges more? O° county road to Rd. imported China's air transport, bin, farther north, and stored un- IND.” 2—East of 341 in Pountain even if turned over to the Reds til Manchuria could be made safe gravel (bree out: ms? oi mat and intact, would be grounded within for communism. The greater Hige-{ Noblesville, detour 11 miles over 71° and three months. lihood is that it has gone to Rus-| west of ‘Nobrevios® synstryetion 2 wiles FOUR: Without the importa- sia. : ra a Closed _at tbe White River tion of rolling stocks, rails and If the United States should ®2st bound traffic detour over Tibbs Ave. structural steel, China's railways come up with an economic em- detour over Washington peloird Lralio could not be put back into effec- barge and other democratic fan and Pershing Sts. Lg AL tive working order. nations followed suit, then| U.S. ¢1—At south edge of Hammond. 8 FIVE: Much the same applies Russia would - have to decide [Piles over city streets—separate detour to what little China has in the ts

for north and south bound traffic (cone way of modern merchant ship-

at $30.50. Two loads of average |good grades, under 1000 pounds, |sold at $29. Scatterings. of medium and {good yearlings with mixed steers and heifers were $23 to $25.50. Good beef cows climbed to prices from $19.50 to $21.50 as straight barreled types reached $22 or more. Common and medium grades were largely $17.25 to $19.50. Canner and cutter sales ruled $14.25 to $17.50. Bull sales were scarce, nominally steady at $22.50 and lower for good beef and sausage bulls. .

whether she could keep her new structing grade separation with new Trie ping, motor transport, telegraphic/Chances

b 8 , |State Highway) ig Bieiiite going economically. U. 8. 32—Closed at White River bridge e couldn't for|and 16th St. in Indianapolis, south bound communications, mining, elec-|long. jiraftic detour over Tibbs Ave and Washtrical power production and in-| The other alternative for thejover Rd. deed to the whole basic structure U. 8. would be to do business with *Jagieny. = lof her inadequate industry. the Chinese Reds. American pol-|over county gravel (road Nation Needs Help |lcy-makers who think there's al ie) infles ood chance of cut 2. . on China as a pation no longer can 8! e ting tles be | ND: | Closd at Pleasant Mills. dee : tween the Chinese and Russian our miles over 33 and 224 (bridge ree

north bound 20 and T7ist St

traffic detour (bridge con-

north 2 miles construction);

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{live alone. Without help from comm : pair). | |C unists probably would be| IND. 109— some foreign JoWer- not merely for that, J§, Tiles, over a8, Poi oi Andersons [political inspiration—she would Meanwhile the Chinese Reds, inp. 114 br ds, D. 114—From Rd. 5 tn Rd ‘ perish. Halpin tue Senge meansior their “coalition” probably ington County. "18% Niles ver Fah - |r a ridge 7 ; the give an e of foreign com-|woyuld make a play for the Yan-| 'INp. 11o—From Sulack: to Winamac. 1% merce, kee dollar. From their stand-|miles over county ofl mat (bridge cons

Industrialization of China 10ng point and Russia's, it would be “jap Tas phecanoe River) 3 : , IND, 135—Cl has been the praclaimed objective preferable for the U. 8. to con-|miles: detour aed et Ra Jee. 3 of both the Nationalists and theltinue her investments in China. jos (road construction) and at south edge

f Bal ‘ '8. . Reds. Loss of Manchuria put a| The Reds would like to see the 80 and county bask top + © ©

Vealers Steady Vealer sales remained steady in active trade. Good and choice grades sold at $30 to $32.50 as common and medium ruled $22 to $30. Culls were $18 to $22.

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Je A I a aed roll deductions. Higher benefits Democratic - controlled Congress|under old age ingurance and in January. ae of Rope persons. Public Here is a preview of major aC '0 education. recommendations which are Dbe- Housing

op terrific crimp in the government's Economic Co-operation Adminis-| IND. 38—Bridge damaged by truck one mil t of lin, hopes for this. {tration plan continued. Business mile Rd. 20 and rr tay wise That area may well be staked|is business, Maj. Gen. Claire °Pfn about Jan. 1 1045). = “ml out as a preserve of Russia—|/Chennault's cargo line already over Rds. 26, 19 and 35. (bridge reg 8 whose “special rights” there werehas been offered—and has de-| Np. wg oe 3.1 aren: 18 conceded at Yalta—and it's ques-clined—the job of hauling tobacco resurfacing a, AR Hy Eng av

Offers Good Values On Long Time Credit!

» e ’ Pay as Little as ing placed before Mr. Truman. | A low-rent public housing pro- 04d a dropped 10(ionable whether the Chinese out of the Communist regions of IND. si-West of Ra. 10, sta rilles over , PROGRAM! Defense gram calling for 100,000 units a . Small quantities o Communists on this side of the Shantung province |Rds. 20, 334 and Zionsville Rd. (new cone uxury Liner” < i 1 military year for five years. A govern-800d heavy slaughter calves a . {stryction). : Enactment of un Versa reaniza,/ment-subsidized slum clearance Were $27. vv training legislation. Reorganiza-| . o..., * A farm housing prp- In sheep trade, fat wooled na-|

{tion of the national military es-\o..p, authorizing the Secretary tive lambs rose mostly 50 cents! [tablishment to put more POWerl,e ,oricyiture to make loans to $1 above Wednesday's averinto the hands of the defense|y,i,;ng 550 million for a four- 28S. A full advance on good nnd Wl secretary in order to enforce uni-iy... narioq and grants for minor choice mixed weights were seen ll fication. A national eivil defense|jm ,rovements to meet miniraum at prices from $26 to $26.50. lorganization. Consolidation of theiynaaih standards. | Medium and good grades sold] {National Guard and the Or- ; |at $23 to $23.50. Common grades ganized Reserves. A pay rails Foreign Affairs {sold at $20.50 to $22.50 and $23. |for servicemen. More funds for| Eontinued foreign aid. Con-|Three loads of Western fed yéar- @ construction ‘at overseas bases.itinyed military supplies to Greece, lings, weighing from 95 to 100 {Money to provide arms for the|myrkey, and Korea. (How much pounds, averaged $1 higher at $23. Union of Western European Na- Three” loads of Western fed

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= to try to help China is still a big 1:10 Bed 'tions. unseitled issue.) Possible ap-|{lambs at 85 pounds were 75 cents 0 ' i Anti-Inflation proval of the proposed Northlhigher at $26.25. Lighter ewes,

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ruled fully steady. Good and choice grades sald at $7 to $8.50. Only odd head reached $9. Common and medium grades sold at

Atlantic security pact. Renewal of the Reciprocal Trade Act, without the limiting provisions voted by the 80th Congress. Adoption of the International|$5 to $6.50, RENTS — Extend rent contro Trade Organization charter, Re-| Estimates of receipts were {law beyond present Mar. 31 ex-

1 vision of the 1939 neutrality act|hogs, 5075; cattle, 700; calves, 175, | | to give the Secretary of Statejand sheep, 1000. : piration date. Restore federal|;,. 4 authority to issue or deny - : export licenses for arms, ammu- Local Issues | |

| PRICE CONTROLS — Standby |authority for the President to im|pose controls if, where and when inecessary. Authority to control |ailocation of scarce materials.

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{control over evictions. Restore controls on apartment hotels.| trpl Write criminal penalties into the!" on and. implements of ‘war. law. Renew provision under Displaced Persons (which rents ‘can be raised 15 per| General overhauling of the DP cent in return for long leases. jaw to eliminate alleged discrimi-

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LW 15 to 6—30c For a merry Yuletide! 'Empower the rent director to re-\nation against Jewish DP's and|f’ ~Ava Gardner |store controls or impose new ones, |to increase the number of refuOF VENUS” where needed, if and when theigees to be admitted to this ENE T »” TREAT HER TO THE new defense program demands it.\country 205,000 over a two-year le “PIN. Tone Keep and tighten Veterans pratt period to perhaps 400,000 OVEr a Gireie- Trevis rom a erence on new sale and ren y ’ Re GLAMOUR OF A housing. four-year perio Consolidated hadeed prd . | TAXES — Revive the excess Cummins Eng: com... LUXURIOUS |profits tax on earnings of cor- Official Weather Cummins 7»

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Ld . porations, or raise the regular in-| UNTTEP STATES FEATRER BUREAU Consaliasied Ind oid. ..![!7] i ] he i ee ———— esi poet ces ta Electric com “es . 15 82. oy | come tax on corporations. _ Sunrise .. 6:42 | Sunset . 4:23 |p; Wayne.Jackaon RR pid. .. FR 8 : rector Labor Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m. .13 Hays Corp pfd w w . 95 r T ’ 12bo Toh! precipitation since Jan Tw 38.38 Her es ia an We 1% 4 ) 3 Repeal the aft-Hartley labor Excess, since January +» 1.28 . oe pid .... = $ 3 ; | he foll table shi the t -|Hook Drug Co. com .......... 19 SIDE : % law, but replace it With & NeW|iurs in other cities: oo oo Ind Asso fei 2 pid xX Ty i— © 3 (law. This would continue some! station Hah Tani O62 & Wat oom 540 Voli ckisn : 3 3 | Taft-Hartley provisions, especial- Siac Jens reaee erssradans a i Ind P & L com oan uy Eo IE ] {ly to deal with strikes that|Chicsgo ''.. 51 av ([ndpls F & L 4% pt FAKIR . | endanger the national safety, and Cincinnati 81 Indpls Water cl A co PRIDE OF WEST” ; P Cleveland . 80 Al lrndpls Water 8 3 WEEKLY {to curb jurisdictional strikes and|Deoves .... 41 20 [FRERS ater steer ptd ea : \secondary boycotts, Increase the|Ersngrile 82 3! |tndpis Railways

Buaimont sad Wash, Magnificence at a bar- fll minimum wage to 75 cents an(Ft. Worth [..'... 8 {sffecson National Lite som -Myrns Del gain price! The glory of [ll hour from the present 40 cents,|Iidianapolis (city) . - 88 48 Igingan & Co co CHER, DUNN fi p glory io ® Dies EI ansRt CHY 12eqnae 82 38 | 80 Nat Life Gone Torney ne furs, superbly fash- Ml Return .the U. 8. Employment Los Lose ces lenns he Ihcols Loan § STARR” . foned in the styles of to- @li Service and Federal Mediation|ainneapolis-at. Paul © ... 39 33 |Marmon-Herrington coin Lo SH lg r morrow for her Christ- i Service to the Labor Department. New Blears been «18 . 8 a Mg en BY mas joy! Us: T i 2 " |Oklahoma City... Ind Pu t Joy! Use your cred{t. : Agriculture Dranoms city : o N Ind Pub hr 2% ple 15 Continue price support program, (8am Antonio BI a Pa... 1. 1} hnnie Johnston (but on a more. flexible basis.|st. Louis . ..... ... 85 43 |Progress Laundry vara GLE 3 M TEXAS” Modernize the parity formula. Washington, D.C. .......ce.uee 83 Bab Serv 1 ind ihe) som. 20% nu 7 1! 2 P SEROUS YEARS" Authority to acquire storage space L l P d Ross Gear S (Fool, Som 2 ioe for crops on which loans are Local roc uce Btokely-Van Camp : 11% SIDE made. A new international wheat| “pouitry—rowls, 44 Ibs. and over, 29¢; Jiokely Van Camp Bid . 18% and other commodity agreements. under 1 Is ang Jagroras, “4c; spring CMe envin 3 ers and roasters, 30c; orn springers, "of 2203 | Expansion of soil conservation 25¢; cocks, 17c; stags, 20c; No. 2 poultry, Onited phone % Lit a ates | Shelby i ¥ payments. 4c less than No. 1. . te. t Nos Tt ” oan Caulfie . { urrent receipts, 54 . to case,| Advance Paint 5s 62 . * ” t ‘Health and Welfare 0c; Grade A large, 63c; Grade A medium, | Allen: & Steen 5s 57 >

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