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EWAYS URS TE gtitee JEG EE TTT TR JTosnor “1 Heron : arkes ) r IN INDIANA'S B — 3 [Pay Fian no neo || TAXSTRUCTURE. Jer iawn © fl = i : ; nr FEDERAL T/ ‘¢ Easy-Pay ep W dal : : .’ : rf AXES Judge Reaves Told - Plan - ¥a r 310040 MIL. To Sh Ca B60 W. WASHINGTON ST... *30-Day : | Totol taxes collected r : ~ 0 Jhow use Charge Political ; | by Local, r WASHINGTON, Ind. Sept. 1 1) H Mad Both | | State ond Federal r | (UP) +— A state Supreme Court | Seen in . Have e | governments. : L r: { judge today gave Circutt Judge By ER! Government and | re Ol CR Ban i Times” Forel pr X ™ : UE 2 _Labor Hopping Mad’ ~ r aha an | year-old housewife ned in th in the in 3 t, 1—Presidt : * By FRED B. HUBBARD ny } 1 ¢ fion's best g “Times Foreign Oorrespondent : a STATE TAXES Fi% Xe etl ” : cause oy ale is held, : 1 h i er : _” CANBERRA, Australia, Sept. IE Supreme Court Judge Frank E. % Wool eo) t Argen : ; ) |Ollkison's order came at the re- ‘ - m Ot Arge 1— Australia’s Communists , are Pr LOCAL TAXES TY rd LL . 4 ®our best facing” what may well be their! rte r MIL | quest of Mrs. Spurlock’s defense i i darkest’ hour. r Qian move wsssn| attorneys. Judge Reeves yester-| his is the la a rl \day ruled that Mrs. Spurlock gentine politi On the one hand, they have 33-34 1938-39 1947-48 | must stay in jail until the Van-| . n mid-Augus made a previously tolérant Labor EY amamae ] A ——— I Te |-derburgh ‘County Grand Jury can 3 ®or s -shouting A vo Som Sd perenne [oars oe sussssul) | 00AME 83 affidavit Issusd by) ay un- op 5 ” : ugus . ear i” A toxicologist yesterday report- 'm ; ; ep. Arturo | On the other, rank-nd-file un- Tot growth of Federal faxes Shi M ed finding an OTE y report. | the so-call 3 {on members have begun a strong °Ye" Indiana state and local ip ovements of arsenic in. the body of her! oh ich former ar revolt against the Reds’ longtime| revenues was shown today in a | By United Press tather, Winter Dearing, -60, ex-| - aden backed 2 “control of Australia’s biggest un-| chart prepared by the Indiana’ |souin, York Arrivals — Queen Elizabeth. humed- at - police request after - attack ag Southampton; Marine Shark, Southamp-| yp ates for his 3 “fons. | State Chamber of Commerce. ton: Fort Amherst. Halifax. 10ey asi a previous autopsy on America, he "Clearly the greatest setback to, The C. of C. accused the Fed. — a. as aries law, 0d PoIng Teves) X that she : : the House, w the Reds is the collapse of the oral government of Jing ‘the |Havre: Elin Haven, Casablanca; : Bxbrook | Mrs. Spurlock is held on the : * : te Latin Am nationwide coal strike. COmmMU-| yar! to build up the Socialist or |Soruti. Fmt sonia 8! atfidavit at Evansville, Ind., aft- for Women & Misses 8 Delon pas . hist leaders of the powerful mi- 1 tate’ Uncal: AWIKIDE. AguShatar of Fn. er her arrest ‘in Memphis seve ral e!United Stat ” ners’ federation called it June 27. ‘welfare state’. ie. fuerte rio. Rico, BAD. Juan: TH =| weeks ago. P o Charges Miners Defy Leaders : : = 1 ne - The Bretton The strike ended abruptly when Nomad Turns Out [ ——— TTY, $ ~ ; e Chupilien .the miners, once famed for their : J Se oy NLR hd dT ’ | : { obedience to their leaders’ or- To Be Walking CIOL BRE Ty LO» jo Souteren ders, defled their executive by wr ' voting independently to return to Variety Store } Te All design work. . ilgtarily, Mr, The principal reason for this CLEVELAND, Sept. 1 (UP)—| Cotton Poplin “The North defiance was a growing convic- Talk about the contents of a L : g'to control tion in miners’ ranks thé t Woman's purse, here's what po- Every coat a reproduction of Latin Americ their volce-in union decisions was lice found in one Frank J. Cline’s higher priced fashion success : ngressman ro being ignored by their Red-con-| pockets today: made of all wool coverts |} Ww, Three of Per trolled executive, and they voted '- Three tennis balls, one pipe, in up-to-the-minute styles— > ampions jump ¢-to-1 to go back to the mines. |tWO Spools of thread, a spoon, a colors of smokegray, forest- Warmly lined Ll = fended Arge Rank-and-filers in other big cigar, cough medicine; a Foird, green; burgundywine Sizes ) water repellent 3 n with the U : Red-run unions are giving Com. Pad, scotch tape, ony plastic bird 10 to 20. | sults. Snug wrist- fense and ect must leaders some uneasy mo- three flashlights, spectacles; cos-| | ! lets and anklets. Sy Dacar A EO te rey ume seweis; sump. i park "USE OUR LAYAWAY _ Matching helmet oF bon- a _ Stress New Mood wo. Boys’ mehos- ; : : % as Bid "Recent stormy meetings pf the] A TOOTHBRUSH, at blades,| any blue of ; . : , fronworkers further stress the four pairs of pliers, screwdriver, with halts) 3 ans EnaLISH BSED. ANKLETS . Girls’ All- Wo | Rep} Raul B new mood of Australia’s union toy auto, cigaret lighter, swim-| double Parelite A All-Wool 3-Pe. 0 Peron follows member. |ming ‘trunks, one bird whistle, a| T°" are ART Seconds of Betfer i Itepec and Ri : National Secretary Ernest/set of keys, a toy rattle and an| sole which oul-. a SUITS rence co-oper Thornton, an ardent Communist + bl League baseball sched wears leather py al for Argent trip ule > hY | 4 Vv re of the he ho ha fst rtursed 0B OTE UL Gn 00 yeirld man 9 TURBO: PIR ’ Y Jeered by his members, and Com-(¥as “a happy-go-lucky nomad"| Tough, durable : iF go Radical | pant munist-inspired motions in these who would probably go to jail oni| leather uppers. NC / } : ally are the meetings have been- defeated by|2 charge of robbing suto glove, Sizes 2% 10 6. > 1) 4 0 [4 A) LA i compartments: . re. Jaskand- Sars. "He was also wearing a blanket 5 Cc or ® Warm all- ie snow suits. Solid wing United | The same mood 1s evident and two raincoats. > and two-tone combination with galleryite ho * among the railroad unfonists in — a 332-W. Washinglon $1. 1108 i" : Zip front jacket. All wool with || 25% HEDRONS (OEE ack “You didn’t t Queensland, whose executive #6 ROCKET NEEDS NO AIR 930 . g. N\ Ld Shelby Youle po rayon satin yoke and trim slack pants with hood. Colors of grey, adels was he Communist-controlled.-The execu-| A rocket can travel where air Meridian Broad Ripple Ave. (E. 634 St pyright, 1949. by ~ tive put a “black ban” on han-|is thin or non-existent because it’ = € ) pants: Helmet and bonnet to LL and green. Sizes and Chicago dling coal during the strike. Satrien an oxidizer to enable the [™ | Fine mercerized quality, ribbed to, \ match. Sizes 3 to. 6. . - ARTISTIC I But the railroad workers han-/fuel to: burn; all other types of BOY ll toe. Turn down cuff styles in white : . X nr ded tt the same. | ~ | engines depend on surrounding X-RAY CORRECT FITTING FOR_COMFORT | and pretty new fall a Sizes’ WOOL PLAID sz PERMAN oe x Hegre ER ,PA 70% i J Suter thames eal ° p on his I - - Wa ampoe union, the average unionist may . SKIRTS $ sof - erin " bn find that’a tougher job than he 044 Fellow ' now anticipates. Special Purchase {ZG - STATE LICEN The labor government - 18 g -- aroused. Its ministers have frank- ; ; AND LOUsES P Ri ly hinted at strong anti-Red - ha 2 500 Yds. B : | measures, and they have blasted] i SA S ns ie hn ectisag oe WHEN THEY SAY KINGAN \ Cl won we But in the final analysis, the gov- - femmes . N Kindergarten Pecia wh ’ 9 LICENSED ernment has yet to come forward E i T lady. Pleated s : with A program to end the ‘Com- TH Y KNOW TH IR MEA tones. : ROST JE ¢ munist influence in this country. e ; ed : \ } 1 25.N. ’ To a great extent, it would seem,| 80-Square White sanforized cotton blouse. Sizes i the real fight against Commu-| | ee . 3 to 6%. ’ } nism here lies with the Australias : FARLEY unionists. ; u you like bacon. You know there: s 00 substitute Woven y ; FUN opyri , bY Indianapolis Times jor themiellow, pungent flavor of Kingaa's Reli- § | y $ : “nd Hears Rt Hows “fac. A able ecily ised bacon, sugar cured and l : Girls Dresses Girls Sweaters : =1 { : smo! ust right over hardwood embers. It's me : : : i” Elect Two Hoosiers ‘the flavor that makes you say Kingan's. M y dress 1oF back sid All-wool slipover 1604 W. MO} . To Legion Fun P Posts RY - ow a ol. or cardigan. Long a8 ; » \ styles and Ha sleeve. Avaorted ' - PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1—Two! in assorted colors. Sizes 3t08. : B £ Indiana men today assumed office” . plaids. Sizes 3 to 6%, 7 to 14. . o Su 40 & 8, American Legion D ESS — - - © organization. . . . : ‘ Elected at the national-conven- R E hod A B L ’ i : tion were Phil E. Clements, histo- . I BOYS POLO SHIRTS 3 5 rien national, Indianapolis, and : s 2 to 8. J : a Harold V. Haines, sous chef de fi A { oO N Fine knit bright stripes. Long sleeve. Sizes ' * chemin de fer, Cedar Lake. Clar-| y | ence E. Smith, Raleigh, N.C. ° & was chosen h 0 . ? - chemin de fer. ead as chef de, wAYS ASK POR KINOAN'S + FRESH AT YOUR DEALERS! Bropuss JA the Boys for School G - Cut From Bolts / TS | £3 ; Welcor | Ji 8 TELEViS = NV © YD New fall dress prints. Large selection of the newest © jams E 10th St. patterns.. Small, medium and-large designs. In com- * i — binations of colors. Tub fast. . ei, Fo : Boys’ pea coats made of heavy 32-ounce - Soa oy hy — blue melton. Lined with heavy red Ra CS i a a cotton lining. --4-pockets, Sizes 6 to 16. 3-FOLD UNFINISHED ©. y Shi : We sich as ig Boys’ Sport Shirts |: « « « It'S 1ICNOCT, TOR STYLED : : . i > _ Boys’ sport shirts. Long 4 pa Go ; “ sleeves. in fancy. patterns. a « . smoother, always! Also Western style in fancy $ 98 3 ~ Eoin } Lo combination patterns. Sizes 4 = : 6 to 186, + WC ea ys’ Corduroy | | Ed Boys’ slacks SLACKS L : ) jr 39 =. made of Bie g | AT $ corduroy in ’ : | ° : 84 Inches Wide—62 Inches Nigh", Dlain colors; | - ih ol Boys’ tee shirts. Heavyweight Sizes 6 to 186. $ 98- ! Fi 4 of fine cotton in fancy jacquard. Also boxer ‘ : 4 Patterns in size small, medium se Sizes 6 2 A: s and large. 0 - - , + o l 9 4 > ; BOYS’ DUNGAREES « $ 19 i ; Boys' dungarees made of heavy 8-ounce 2 1 foriged blue denim. Full cut.’ Sizes 6 to 16, 4 : SCHENLEY Boys’ Sh Li for School : } ==> 5 in a + winter, y Unfinished wood, frame floor screens. may be 0ys : 0 “a ~ afford to ; the House of painted, stained, or papered to complement your ’ ‘ aa sid Neo J own privacy in crowded homes and eliminate “ Side wo ry drafts and chills, " hog ivory. AGED, ® sturdy pine’ frame ® two-way-action hinges 53 - oi - ‘. In pros Whi shies 1 | warping - Mon ire aa Wa— - Li INLAID LINOLEUM po og £ fel co N ps .or moccasin styles. N= . : $ 4 $- $4 TXT that have extra heavy soles that J.= . I 60 Made by Congoleum can take it. Sizes 214 to 6. : : :- daar. PINT 2Z Rog. 32:22 2a, Yd. 4 39 " : | ! rn y i a 4 " New -1949 patterns. Room-size BOYS’ aM SHOES 3 hy B= of! a pleces sold by piece, only 10 to 20 - fh Pa Boys’ black brown Gym 1 Som, Sizes dt 4 Ce BLENDED WHISKY 86 PROOF. THE STRAIGHT WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT ARE § YEARS OR MORE OLD. SUA: 30 the place, Ye o- ints 114. 20.0, J .- E% STRAIGIS WANT. 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