Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1949 — Page 11

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: 1 i { Ld ; Repeat as aay vibe] | Scientists Fear © |"ciicago Awe 1s um — A Burglars Also Get TEIN STRAT Mu ! ’ § clerk and t > : -~ 23 n er est Further Tremors - Nr pi Je pretty ex “WAC with $300 Worth of Tires | mr w fails to satisfy, Try 1 today. I be 1 ’ 4 SEATTLE, Apr. 15 (UPYe- Al today na appear were sought Police today were hunting a -— pre- ; . | truck burdened with 5 tons of =r x Freedom New System x ih giant fault in the earth's surface goo’ swindle. 'wrdpping paper - $300 oh 1 | | . . 7 3 was blamed today for the earth-| Postal :inspec- {of tires stolen last night from! m—— A lows Gl's to IT = |gquake that rocked the Pacific tors disclosed the {Snyder's Mobile Service Station, ; Serve on on Bord A 3 northwest Wednesday, causing Windle in an. {320 8. West St. t deaths and estimated $20 nouncing that a | The theft was one of several . Times Special —_—— ee Sh eight dea aT) esl TRE {mail fraud com- {accomplished by burglars in InUme nok WASHINGTON, Apr. 15 — The KANSAS CITY, WN ep million in property damage. __iplaint has been |alanapolis last night. 8 Tne mod: Army still keeps a tight discipli- i st Louis, A study of seis hi | write to the Pp study of seismographic re-lissued against i The truck thieves gained en-{ i : nary hand on its officers and men, | iports placed its center just east {Edward Korpu- {trance to the service station by fer's epistle most recent court-martial Agures) {of Tacoma in the Cascade Moun-| {sinski, 33, a clerk |breaking open a window. They and' Mayor show. tains. But its effects were felt! for the Petrole- lloaded the tires on the truck ald restrain Maj. Gen, Thomas H. Goons [throughout Oregon, Washington lum Heat and {which was already. loaded with a ; judge advocate general, says {and British Columbie. | Power Co. - wrapping paper and drove away. that intels there is no “crackdown” policy at, | Seismologists sald that when| Korpusinski Terry Rose | Cleaners Robbed emselves by present, although the number of {the million-ton fault slipped to-| disappeared Jan. 10 with Terry Burglars entered the Sunshine! during the cases brought to trial remains: at PARTLY CLOUDY AND {wards the earth's center, ItiRose, 30, attractive brunet who Cleaners, 3808 KE. Washingion e calls IL" ; a rate of over 9000 a year. - CLOUDY AREAS {scraped against earth rock in a worked for the same firm. Au. St last night, forced open a small y close to It is too early, Gen. Green |normal, stable position, JOIN thorities said they are belleveq "M¢ and made away with $200 keynote of stated, to tell whether the new : MIAME ithe countryside for hundreds of touring the country In an ex. i? cash. ars of pres rule permitting enlisted men to ~ FO TOC A 5 5 ‘ ey I miles. Ipensive. car. At Eddie's Market, 223 E. 16th ative minds serve on GI court-martial boards LEGEND wl | Fear Other Quakes i AR St. two men with nimble fingers He ime: will result in tougher or lighter To AFFICT { pened the cash register yester- NTAL . The ine oo sentences. & Scatrinto ed AREA he aly tremors Were felt Yes 1 THEY_ LAST were reported at an while the owner was waiting ou on : : terday forenoon, one at Was “| ding. If it Enlisted men serving on these, “w; SLEET SNOW A cna ang 8 ne Las Vegas, Nev. where Korpusin- on a customer, . They ran out § LA i boards take their jobs very seri-! y 8 {ski reportedly dropped $15,000 at With approximately §100. The SALESROOM ' portions: of ously,” said Gen. Green. “We are ‘SNOW SHOWERS 7 RAIN at Mount St. Michael's Scholasti- the gambling tables. theft took place in mid-afternoon. 2116 N. MERIDIAN ing, eating, in the midst of remodeling our 2 z J AND FLURRIES ZL 4 cate. Police today received a belated . tivities. Acs system. Officers and men are y wm REGUSPATOFF. COPR 1949 EOW. 1. A WAGNER. ALL RIGNTS RESERVED Seismologists warned that new| Xorpusinski was charged with report from Pritchett's Bowling OPEN EVENINGS being taken working hard to make it right.” - quakes ure possible. lerderig $300,000 worth of steel Alleys that someone had taken alTe Frtimater—Basy Teme spent works Since Feb. 1, enlisted men . Ad i The ldtest death reported was Pipe by mail from a St. Louis $150 from the open safe Wednes- Biate-Wite Engintering. Servi ne his life 8 brought to bar mav request that TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—Generally clearing conditions are expected to prevail across that of an. elderly woman in firm. naving it charged to his day night when the alley’s man- OFFICE—~NEW FACTORY je time. If other enlisted men: sit among his the natioh tonight and early tomorrow, bringing fair weather to most of the country, Temperatures Bremerton, Wash. She succumbed '&mployers and selling it to con- ager, Paul Stemm, stepped out of BR. 5421 ..... ase Big J 1g -the sume judges. GI's are not permitted to will return to near-normal in the majority of sections, of a stroke after the quake, tractors for half price, the room for a few minutes we sit in trial of an officer. m—t——————— Hundreds of persons were in- : " - . ir to avoid Questions Asked {jured in the quake Wednesday ¥ ken care of ot tions Aske New Calf-Feeder Official Weather Hudson Slashes [tured in the quake Wednesday aL change © tried since the new rule went into }: UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU $ $ ized. lon solved? ; effect to give a clear answer to Simulates Mamma LCs ith . Prices 15 to 100 Thirty schools were closed in blem would many questions that occur to the By Science Service Sunrise 8:08 | Sumset 63% | nprRporT, Apr. 15 (UP)--The Washington state, awaiting an in- ’ : ; . civilian public. Such as: Are en-| SCHENECTADY, N. Y., Apr. 15 Fb Te Le m.. ye: Hudson Motor Car Co. followed spection to determine their safety. Vv : ; jisted men on courts intimidated |_. «“Baby-sitter” for bossy-cow is a ET Ll 223 the lead of five other automobile Mrs. Pear! A WanTEINAKer, State ‘ ' | y commissioned officers serving ith a IE ADS ows * tempers- manufacturers today and slashed superintendent of public instruc- Wh | Sel t A COMPLETE ip . with them? Are they inclined to Hew iA Senipunt me Jat len a ita Hr In other eitd High Low prices on its 1949 models. tion, estimated damage at $100, | e ec Ions re . . Way: be harsh or easy with their bud- Pas [Bomon ne, 65 i | A. E. Barit, Hudson president, 000. The mes . dies? Is a top sergeant more in-'for use by the calf separated | Echt 32 4 said his company had reduced its Sei em—————— joose step? clined than an officer to vote for from its mother. It is a product Cleveland" $9 3% Drices from $15 to $100. He sald 1 illy Official Heads maximum punishment? of General Electric, far removed Evansville = 73 40 the action was a deflationary one y . mm. It: wag These questions may be ans- electric generators ri wer | ii 3 1 to help maintain sound business Auditors’ Institute | serve AS a fromthe giant B 7 wered in a broad way within an- . ndianapolis (City... wi 35 conditions and pass on recent savnunists and other month or so, Gen. Green {and 50 million- “whi nthe smash Kansas City i 8 3 ings in material costs. E. F. Ratliff, Eli Lilly & Co. trons whic e sa or pS = Americans — . believes. Ing Dr hs oR A I ot paul i 2 | The minimum cut was.made on Das been. elected president of the, paragrap } The Army has tried 127.884 per-| Pp {New Orleans 3 four models of the.Hudson Super- Indianapolis chapter, Institute of des qemoss sons, including 535 civilians com-| Hung on a fence, Cn [Oklahoma oy a $ Six line, now beginning at $1915, Internal Auditors, according to R.| RE PORE roves pans a po] PY uid i a v a 3 ~ tie THE Within 1ts jurisdiction, during: SPA oR; t ae o ee 33 and the Commodore-Six--=Hne jy" McGinnins, the Thstitute's eos] ‘ou are an World War IT and post-war years milk under conditions similar O'%an Antanio 7: Sig a1 priced as low as $2205. Oniy the/ lo... y . a TADBCISCO ..vocuiss “ans » % vrite letters (fiscal years 1941 through 1948), natural feeding, so that they Sn FADEISCO 4 enanssrrsarss 4 $1 convertible brougham price wasl TY oh of the indianapolis) ght to read Of these, 9794 were oflicers and be separated from their mothers; Washington, DP. + 7 53 ‘slashed the maximum $100, bring117.595 enlisted men. The low two days after birth. A check-| ————— p— lits price down from $2868 to chapter brings to 30 the chapters . : 3 ed ized In the United| ble.” bh year was 1941 and the top year valve, made of molded plastic ‘Directors to Meet | $2768. DO ame in ! apolis who was 1946. compels calves to drink in sm ee hts a them from gulping! The ooard of directors of the | Besides Mr. Ratliff and Mr. Me-! 5 ights 29 Su iere is the breskaows by years: Sips a I of air, suping Marion County Tuberculosis As- Putnam Meeting Set |Ginnis, other officer are F. A.| aft-Hartley + Fear Officers Men Othels Total. ooo new —calf-feeding device] {sociation will hold its 35th annual! GREENCASTLE, Apr. 5 The Melchiors, Kingan & Co. vice \ttempts to sil 3 3848 J has a name of its own. It is a/meeting at noon Apr. 25 in the first annual meeting of the Grass- president, and V. W. Bailie, N t : . 943 13,842 15 14782088 a {Columbia Club. Association work-/ land Chapter of Friends of the Schwitzer-Cummins Co. treas-| . nk the cup 944 20.702 27 22.815 “calf-teria” and it is to be mar-| . freedom of 3,216 130 25.671 Keted by the Calf-teria Co. of |°T8 will ‘conduct an “Information Land in Putnam County will be urer. | % 48 the sin ; 1 Yeon Ft. Wa ne, Ind. |Please” program on the T. B. held in the Gobin Memorial| Mr. McGinnis is an officer of the . travelers ; 100 9189) yne, gers. | Methodist Church here Apr. 22.'Indianapolis Power & Light Co. f+ P e Jong or, | i : 2 U. 8. Con» from closed clans. = ’ DEE'S SENSATIONAL WATCH OFFER . Peer One’ ¢ ~ i iflicts itn SUCH VALUES | / iE : A fy AARREH “ SIMULATED RHINESTONE DIAL shores jo GH 3 SE I EE EN by poverty, ARE FOUND ONLY AT}| | , as NN x 5 “ ROLLED GOLD CASE nd corrupts " . \ = {a ; sness. In THE HUB FURNITURE CO. + STAINLESS STEEL BACK » i Christian : . ins » EXPANSION BAND INCLUDED 4 NO EXTRA COST ree in blue ¢ ; ecial police . M 5 38 thould have Just think re not sure ; NW Jk peg 25 NEW . )ry Or some y 9X1z rugs DOWN" in a wide selection of STYLES vw DOUBLE GUARANTEE % Jovely assorted pat- i ' ns 1. BY THE MAKER ah se, i passes 2. 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