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TOKYO, Japan, Sept. 2 (UP) — Rain - swollen rivers| ' draining into the Kanto Plain . north and west of Tokyo AL steadily climbed toward flood, levels today, threatening new disasters as the number of dead! from Typhoon Kitty rose to 173. The raging Sumida River flooded the heavily populated East| Tokyo area and the Weather Bureau predicted that three rivers north of the city would overflow by tonight. x : The Big Tone River and Wata-| _.rash River broke their banks 25 miles north of Tokyo and were reported to have disrupfed com-| ‘prunteation lines Karlier, ema. bankments of the Tone collapsed in several places, but damage was localized by surrounding uplands. Sea of Water Ae pg Weather Bureau. warned = — : : Sst | he Bisoimigriom Haine i Indianapolis Legionnaires attending the National American of muddy water would sweep over § . lade! J “ of Ste of central Honshu. | by reading The Indianapolis Times. The Times was flown daily from ; Seven Inches of-rain-whipped:-indianapolis-by Trans. World Airline. Here, left to right seated,

inches fell In Tokyo 304 trom) Norman Booher, adjutant, Post 26; Orville Denbo, delegate, Post four to eight inches fell "i 162, and, standing, W. O. Brown, delegate, Post 162 and James C.

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The first cavalry division head-| Mary Lauterio. quarters reported that small ;

¢ | Hog prices remained about reached $18.50 to $18.65. ‘Weights Conference Set | steady with yesterday's figures in from 400 to 550 pounds sold at

A Fall Planning Conference only moderately active trade in $15 to $17. Stags, scarce, were

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STOUR Big Asked | 0stly $24.50 and higher. Medium

: Amer} Stat, Be uives . : . Less New Polio Cases po et #1, land good brought $21 to $23.50. A

. . com ‘ 0% 11% _ For Week Than in. Month §.¢ k's Syl le OW ons. sold at $18" 1a . | Stk Yas com..... J0Ve 32% PCO Indiana's polio case total for obbs-Merrill ocom oT 3 x | Slaughter ewe prices remained A ~ the year stood at 634 today, with tral Sova - 33% steady at $5 to $7. Best light- >. 86 deaths and 68 counties in-| : sate 30 w #1 weights reached $8.50. 4 cooyelved, — gont” Car-N. ey boi.

The State Health Board said & SG in its daily bulletin that the num-| Consolidated Finaoce s pid’ 88.0 La Porte to Market | Ind com... ..... Ty ber of cases reported for the Consolidated Ind pid...... 1 Huge Peach Crop week ending Aug. 27 was lower Equitable Secutifles Com. Tal Ti State Service than for any week in more than jia’g Sore, vie ww, 0 | LAFAYETTE, Sept. 2 — Sixty ilei in ofd

a month. - | ome fe & i thousand bushels of Elberta Sixty-seven cases were re- 154 Asso ‘Tel’ gph lo i peaches will be marketed from the ported last week, a continuation a Qua Vater Co com -.. 187s 081s:La Porte area during the next two of a steady drop from the peak {ndbis al om cee. 20%, 27% weeks, Purdue University horti-

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‘Good and choice mixed native {hands of the State Department |spring lambs sold at $24 to 825, 1 was learned today.

week of Aug. 6 when Indiana Indols Water Co eom K counted 101 cases. | [naps Waser Co 38 ota... 08s joe | In the Vincennes vicinity, pa am i. {habla water dats bid. ‘erin 8 103 Grimes Golden, Black Jonathan Local Produce = {Jefferson Nationai- Life com :: 13. .and Red and Golden Delicjous [Einean & Ce PIE iessgraninss 21 a japples will be offered thia week tt Vo Ibs. and over, 3d; Lincoln Nat Life... 3.8 _{and next. Potatoes are now avail-| . SAL, | S33 ators privy’ Karmon- Herrington com’ 3h a able in the muck sections of Jas- = cok.’ NS y doj Na Homes + RE REE a a per, Starke and St. Joseph Coun-

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Legion Convention in Philadelphia kept up with hometown events _, 4rugs affecting the cardio- have their picnic supper.

vascular, gastro-intestinal and sq = : central nervous systems. | Consternation was registered

can Society for Pharmacology 4-H boy who was leading- a

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Benedict E. Abreu pe ogaley SUB er b6 is| California ‘Court *’.'. |son and Joseph 8. Dawson of ‘the ‘Life Very Legal, Says 4 he om

. Orders Release {nounced today. « ai Conference Speaker y The tract is bordered on the ‘has its ‘arm around Sept. 2 (UP) gut by Kessler Bivd., on thet, Toe er a 8 I ol "POLO S —Brenda Allen, former Holly: west by Evanston Ave, on the” ~. ‘np 1 Moorhead, t rie ; oF

foo to redhead’'s attormont, met her jan Egilmez ‘ney, Max BSolomon, ‘appears be-

She: traveled to Turkey last year , to marry him, -writing the story Ss cott this mornof her journey. for The Times. ing for the for-

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- : MC from the St t fe ing her on a ha- - same institution. Dr. Abreu a e air ' |beas corpus writ.

yesterday, setting bail at $2000, fter the District Court of Ap]s had upheld her conviction.| is returnable here Oct. 3

of Oklahoma Medical School. He deep royal purple ribbons to the a lalso served three years as assocl- owner of the Grand Champion pea late professor in medicine at Uni- steer, was wearing a royal purple The writ

|wood madam and a key figure in|north by 61st Bt. and on the east

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!served five years on the phar. knelt by his car, his wife and two to do is get out of here and take ‘tall 4-H sons. with him, and prayed. g rest.” .

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FHA specifications. A .storm|legal world in which he moves. drainage sewer system has been In Indiana alone, he said, thers installed. All lots in the section, are 65 administrative agencies sald the purchasers, are within which can interpret regulations two blocks of city busses. tand enforce them. The Dawson brothers will start, It is the specialist who edits, |¢onstruction in Kesslerwood : this writes and compiles the laws and {fall both on a speculative and their interpretatiods” for use by {contract basis. ni ‘the general attorney, Col. Moor

{has built more than. 70 homes A Specialist

{ ($0000 to $32,000) sincé the war.| “The law book salesman is like- = [wise a specialist, usually a mems=

| He was a pharmacology in- ° ° ; " | steuctor for two gears at the § d | ght preme. Court in ber of the bar or a law-trained ! e I 5 I8an Francisco granted the writ . man Who bar b a lawyer's probe I S d p “ llems and the value of his time" | (Col. Moorhead said. : D. L. Chambers, president of

‘- . “., . | i company, told .the salesmen . "|that Bobbs-Merrill- had success~

commanders and staff officers of Bible was the ear six major Army commands in this ynity in literature. the writ DY this country and six overseas. The company has striven for

Los Angeles’ vice scandal, walks, by eXStORS ave aitotis in (COMPANY'S sunual sales jounfens vies $ Al rte meyer e en Correos All _of the curving streets in ., the Antlers Hote . : y Th bse TY ay the addition will be’ Tack-topped nat mardly anyone who conducts 4} ~S sentence for pan- land curbs’ and gutters will beé|phusiness, even to the buying of & =... 25 8 g jconcrets in. conformance with movie ticket, is conscious of the EE —

[versity of Georgia . Medical tie—just like the ribbon. for a final hearing. HOO emerson momeresiatsseton selon Mote Brmomememseeee FIA. 18. the best news I've had | fully combined the three-band - - Served Five Years | “Thank, Thee, Oh, Lord, for in a long time” Miss Allen sata” WASHINGTON, Bept. 3 (UPY=={spectrifn of TITErEture Dy moving | In 1944 he returned to the Uni- all Thy blessings and an abund- when Mr. Solomon told her the coyurges on military phases of ahead in the fields of law, trade versity of California. where he dant life . . .” a Hoosier farmer news in-her jail cell. “All I want atomic energy are being - given and technical books. He sald the Tos Meru:

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charging that Miss Allen was con-| The Army said today that thé variety in books still. retaining : ong-lasting ye victed through perjured testimony courses started Aug. 24 and will the ‘essence of good literature in CAREY:

by another redhead, ex-vice squad’ continue, through Dec. 9. all

posed as a prostitute in seeking a land’ Experimental Therapeutics Ponderous bull in the area. before s., o¢ Miss Allen's fancy brothel

lege of Anesthetists. growled, “you ain't goin’ to do me Two Children,

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ars in ne meen ves of bf oy Prices Reported Steady... 6am: a ir tort you wai ike you go some YMCA Planning In Moderately Active Trade piman-moore sends

He 1s & member of the Ameri all..over the face of the ruddy pojcewomap -Audre. Davis. She. The subjects-of lectures-include: We shall strive to continue in Organization and-military appli- this pioneer -spirit-in- which the cation of atomic energy, atomic company was founded,” he sald, |in the Hollywood hills. bomb “effects, medical aspects of]

Locked defense, radiological defense]

atomic ‘explosions, radiological South Side Youngsters | |

logistics - and ‘atomic power de- Raise $30.54 for Polio

velopment. Seven South Side youngsters toe It 1s planned to extend the day counted $30.54 as proceeds

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, \gumption?” , PAUL, Minn., Sept. 2 (UP) Blvd. “x 5% F was the third playmate |COUrse éventually to all Army|of a benefit bazaar for the Polio mo An artist was moulding a life- 44+ two small children when they | {TOPS Fund of Riley Hospital given by Wel Vaccine to N Emst "2 Sow from DULler. - i climbed into an old ice box in al |them last night in a vacant lot . TELEV! accine 10 Near Eas { “Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk,” clicked a0 garage near their honie. Mantz Will Attempt aL She. srgection of Boyd and y x .

Typhus vaccine from the Pit- elderly ‘lady, “and butter is 8

man-Moore Co. Indianapolis di- cents a pound.” . land her brother,

in the unusually chilly winds. |Wrapped in heavy, soiled blankets

| , | Officials are at york on a/,;t behind the tents between ap{translation in an effort to see|,...;nceq

whether the diary will shed a =» i {further light on the mysterious| The raucas hubbub of the mid{case of the Red officer who de- way loudspeakers. . Each carnival serted to the United States, and parker trying to outshout the {then voluntarily went back home other, ito face the music, | . look, hey look Examination of the diary marks ey look, hey. Jook, hey : the first time that government ss =®8 = } agents have inspected any of the/ A lost boy being ‘entertined at possessions which Barsov left in the State Police Information his Washington hotel room when booth, apparently unworried. A he was arrested Aug. 17. frantic grandmother dashing. up He was held secretly at EMs and administering a resounding Island for five days, then flown paddling. { to Austria and finally handed over ’ ss = = to the Russians Wednesday. . “1 The many and varied costumes i on the Fair Grounds. The blue 1 jeans and lungarees of the 4-H Firm Charges Employee boys and girls, the long-tailed, | Stole Working Time — high fashion gowns;.sandals and ELIZABETH, N. J. Sept. 2 tall French heels. HUP)—A manufacturing company! charged an employee with larceny today for stealing working time.

s = ® : f State police at the Fair sald {today that.the “lost child” business is very slow. Only two pre-

Cussing Counts Up grb deniessionaire ras chant- | r A NCOTI a » ing, “the first: guy that buys a | VANCOUVER, B. C, Sept. 2 turkey dinner here gets a free (UP)—Construction workers drop gyercoat and a free pair of

a penny in a pot everytime they ghoes.” e 3 Ys 8. ouble is y {swear on the job at the Van- Ine trouble is. no turkey.

| couver Children's Hos ro STITT y § spital. So far, al [they have cussed five pounds of Roofer Critically Hurt

candy worth. . .. In Fall on Picket Fence GETS AN EARLY START A fall from a 10-foot roof onto BURLINGAME, Cal, Sept. 2 a Pleket fence late yesterday re(UP)— Police sought today y-- Sult in the critical injury of 8 oday a1 Delbert Bowers, 28, of 723 Fletch-

year-old boy, described as “look- [yo a roofer employed by th : : y 3 y the ing like 1000 other kids in the po “yee Roofing Co.

neighborhood,” who cashed twa | h LA Mr. Bowers was taken to mb a totaling $20 at yrathodist Hospital after a sharp gro iy 8 8. fence picket had pierced his side.

! f iB an Kr tpg he Phelps Dodge Copper Prod3 i Grade B large, dc. O AN Ind Pub Serv 4 Sie To" . T hool youngsters were sepa-| emall, 30: no grade -38¢ nahi von Je 3 - 3 : ~ school age y gsters Pp Buitorras No. D. $e: No. i. sia. (BB Sailor om com ig TB Miss Thelma McCollum ucts Co. charged ‘that Charles. .,.4 prom parents yesterday and ———————————— | pub gery of Ind gom a Bo % 20%. Mis3 Thelma McCollum: former MacLaren stole time worth $29.75 yione up to noon today. TH two & | % v © . 1 . y . . é vi 26 to - as " Official Weather [Bus Serv of god Staipta IEC 8° on niGyee of the Hook Drug Co, ANd material worth $10.26 to-con- \ .\" chijgren and their parents Iodine dided oi Ind GLE com... Ha 21 who died Tuesday in Los Angeles struct a television antenna while ' i iv reunited P URITRD STATES WAT. BOREAT ouelrivan Camp 111TH “Hy WE Be buried in FIoFal Park: Ue. Jobe ME, Maclaren allo, EE x.) — ee | tOkely an CA Pia 1 18 [after services at 10 Mon- Was charge respons ¥i--Cut d scratches, ‘headach Poach ST Senet 755 | Tapner & Uo. Shik via... #8 i s a. m., Mon - f ) uts and scratches, headaches _Bunrise 6:13 | Sumet 7 fre Haute Maileavls ....... 84 10 day fn Shirley Brothers Central for overhead costs of $10.03. and fainting cases are leading the cipitation hrs. end 30a. m.... 00 8s achine com 1% iW. s ; ing otal precipitation since Jan. 1"......3)80 njted- Telenhons s% ofd art ™iChapel. She was 38. The defendant, who led 4n jist of persons treated on the rhe Tollowing table shows fhe tempera- Ls BONDS " se] Litise Mcgoilum, Who lived in Ey Toke Jagan the pairgrounds , by.-the Red Cross ture In other cities: {Anen & Stew oa Ov ..... _.. |438.N. Forest St., was a native of company in as president of ‘unit, Seventy-two persons were’ Sation TT igh Low American Loan ius 60 ».|Indianapolis and a graduate of the CIO United Electrical Work: treated yesterday and only four oston ....... A 33 | Bastian Motes bs 01 i +--+ | Washington High School, ers local, denied the charge. A yp to noon today. Other minor SRTbenk Tl 3 | By SH ou ar Su :..| ‘She is survived by her parents, hearing has been set for Sept. 9. hurts treated included dirt in eye Cincinnati we 68 45 |Sitisens Ind Tel. 4s 0 er¢ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCoi- - - meee , Nest cleveland 4 48 |Columble Club 3-55. ‘63... 98. ... |lum, and two sisters, Mrs Gen. toothache, cut fingers and foot nver cu 58 |Hamiiton Mts Cor se 81. 83 a Ry. en Slashes Fingers blisters. ne . boli Tes Ti festonie 4x TS wn hos Apna erie Wh TA. Audrey. gan, - ee A oe | » o ” SS pr XD orien +88 8 |Indois Brass & Alum te 4 95 all of Indianapolis, anda brother, QUINCY; TIL “Sept: 2 CU Past voppa erat BEE ERR“ 1 tHe: Indianapolis (city) 68 54 Indols Paint & Color 5s 64 » R ’ 0 N pi n FE aBanohie - io . 88 #4 indpls P&L 3%s 70 154 104 Thomas McCollum, Washington, Fritz Ostermuellern retired major’ pqyeation building offers a com-RiATeapoiis-st. Pail £1 dois Ratwave be eros DC league pitcher, severely slashed pate checkup on . driving skill ew Orleans oo 80 73 {pysstors leleanons Ja ‘dk... 41 eT - ~~ the fingers on his right hand on Tests include lining up three toy BN ork iy wv 8 5 iin basen A ten ~ Local Truck Grain Prices 2 power saw and will be kept In care determining field of vision maha ER oi 83 |N Ind Pub Serv 3'as 73.....:103 108% the hospital for a few days, doc: read a al vy 1ARUTER fhe 48 [Paper Art Co bs we. 98 New No 2 red wheat. $1.13 tors said today. The 8 a. eading road signs andreaction . n An ono .. y #9 Publi Teleptone: 4 yy vod ves NA ME RO BLT | ’ J. e SOUWNPaAW 4ina Btate police servi 1 ~ 880 Tancisco. i 8 i Pubite Service Jag 78 “1 103 108% No 2 yellow rn, $1.18 [ended 23 years in the ma pfs ast’ iJ i fin Pe ey Also “esensses ane 1 T'ractio erm i 8 T 1 0 oats. 5% * nN . - whington. ci: fl $8 | “Ex-aividend. New Nos yellow soybeans. 12 08 |yedr with the Pittsburgh Pirates want Be ar ————— R— : § ( .

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scheduled for Sept. 10 and 11 at the Indianapolis Stockyards to- salable at $10.50 to $12. vision of Allied Laboratories, Inc.,| 2 = = Siw into one compartment| ! +: [from 8 to 13, were Mary Ann, 12, i the Flat Rock River camp near gay. Prices on lightweights Top of $27.25 has arrived in Afghanistan to| The pretty little girl, blond STR o Somehow Fo” LOE AN IL 3 LF) and Betfy Wencke, 10, of 2038 2828 E. 10th : St. Paul, Ind, will outline a 10-|aropped as much as 25 cents a Three loads of mostly top-good combat the epidemic there. and beautiful ‘and about 6 years. oi and locked Imade a last minute decision toda |Boyd; Vi, 13, and Charles Her ——— 3 year program for the Indlanap- pundred pounds. grade heifers reached $27.25.! Enough to-dnoculate thousands 01d, Was crying. Hér mother, ™ pa children were first’ missed to try to crack his own air ooo | Der, 11, of 1414 E. LeGrande; — olis YMCA. - | Bow, heifer and vealer prices Small lots of common native’'in the stricken area was flown flushed and obviously vexed with, “1. jate afternoon. by their tq Cleveland in tomorrow’ 15tn| Jackie, 9, and Guerin Sauer, 11, : Judge John L. Niblack, of the remained steady. Lamb prices grass yearlings and heifers sold from. Washington, D. C., to New| the whole situation, was combing| iron ~~ Mrs. Stanley - Sherer. Bendix troph n or Tho 3 aE of 2039 Boyd, and Theresa Clark, ~WI Marion County Superior Court, iroge 50 cents and scarce bulls sold at $17.50 to $23. Delhl..and then by train to Af- cotton candy from pretty golden un on her- husband came home entered t phy are F-51 = 8, of 2017 Boyd. ~ ~ SELL ¢ will discuss “Meeting the Needs g¢ prices barely steady. Yearling A few sales of cutter and com- ghanistan. Pitman - Moore re- hair. : ; Iiiey both searched the nel BBO re ND us- CAME of People for the Year Ahead” in| ced X : mon cows b h 25 : oe Ser | they arc g tangs in the “R"” or propeller divi-| pM t Si to Be . pal add heduled |” Goo JooiRed weak. B_cows. brought $1250 - 10)spondéd to the plea of the World hood. They. found the bodies in-|sion, which starts at dawn from nger fo ® PHOT the principal address Lh ho | Good and choice 100 to .260- $14.50. Canners sold at $11.to Health Organization in. Geneva Another mother swept through ae the icebox. : |Rosamond Dry Lake, 70 miles Bride of G ® DIAM for 3:30 p. m. on Baturday, Sept.|pound barrows and.gilts sold at $12.25. Medium and good beef within 24 hours of the emergency the crowd . . . dragging a Very pice said the deaths weré ac- north of h y : es bri ° rocer ® JEWE 30, $21.25 to $21.50. The top price, cows remained generally unsold, request. - small’ son behind -her. . | cidental jnor-2. 0 here, GREAT NECK, N. Y,, Sept. 2 ® TYPE Presiding will be Fermor B./g5) 75 was paid fairly freely. sellers asking $15 per hundred- The vaccine was made at the : First door. to your left, . : He previously was uncertain|(UP)—Edward E. Trotta, 29, a ® SHOT Cannon, president of the Rall-|™ weights from 160 to 190 pounds weight or more, Zionsville Biological laboratories M'Mam,” a big state trooper di- : {whether hé would fly one himself.| grocer, said today that he will ba e RIFL roadmens’ Federal Saving & Loan received bids and prices from $20 Although bulls were scarce, a of the compan rected. Cathedral High School (His assistant, Herman (Fish) married next Monday to Metro- ; Association and chairman of they, 2050, A few reached $20.75 few medium and good sold at yp ue oi) ee n : i ed |Salmon, wil] pilot the other. {politan Opera singer Lillian Ray- oh YMCA Long Range Planning ang $21. Prices from $15 to $12 $17 to $18.50. Best sausage bulls . ’ | “A ‘red-headed ‘family. Father, Registration Book Se {mondi, the daughter of a Brooke : Committee. . > be 1. | Were paid for 100 to 160-pounders. were salable at $19 or more. ° Officials Study mother, two. curly-haired little, Freshman and sophomore regis- POLICE BLOTTER FILLED . ljyn paker. wit The conference wil A “| Heavier weights were scarce. Vealers Steady | v : ; girls and a gangling boy. All tration at Cathedral High School ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 2 Trotta said he liked music but ... terned. around a SURVEY 4 = Good and choice sows of... Vealer prices remained steady Barsov Ss Diary | with fiery red hair and, of course, will be held next Tuesday. Juniors (UP) — Police, for obvious didn’t know much about it. JEW Walter Stone, An weight 400 pounds and less sold at $26.50 to $28 for good and| YR by | freckles: ee %.__ amd. seniors will register. Wednes- reasons. hoped today that the| “She doesn’t know too much gl, conCning Soa) conditions| yy “536.75 to $15.75. A few choice, $20 to $26 for common WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (UP)—| he mw ie “Iday. robber who victimized Mrs. about groceries, ether” he said, JE i % a ack oe: he {and ntedium, and. down: to s14/The ew Ang Scantgly lad Pertormers | of the, Classes for the. fall semester A n na Villavicenciocreseaursaum ‘but that isn’t going to bother the | 219 War ’ imidwa; rile shows biting! . z gain. i 1?” : 1949-50 fiscal year also will be Local Issues for culls. |sian deserter, has fallen into the oooce i ahd Ol orale wit begin on Thursday. would: never bother her again... marriage, is, It Across fro

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (UP)—Covernment expenses and receipts for the cur. rent fiscal year through Aug. 31, {pared with a year ago

This Year Last Yea | Bxpens 8 7.018.674.1385 § 5.701 08 Receipts mn 200.058 4.600.92 felt 583.474.078 1.100.186 Cash Balance 3 417.886.430 4.812.22 Public Debt 258.879.042.993 253,100.80 old Reserve 24.607 472.212 23.724.86

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