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" ; fr—) MILLER sewer Co. en Ba on the CIRCLE— Expect New Cuts fasy2 Try It Kokomo Tax Levy —— Ra & . : ‘ WA ' 0g ' : ; —— only its price tag tells you it's : Ask Mi In Plane Fares £1 Reduced b Cents | inexpensive His ! : 1: | 1 ; { Times State Service : ‘ for oir 0LD WATCH Northwestern Airlines KOKOMO, Sept. 16 Kokomo ; DEAR Mi . i | residents in 1950 will pay a prop. - ag Regardles of Age or Condition , , , | ares! to Join Move erty tax levy that is at least nix ng her m By RADFORD MOBLEY |cents lower than the current rate. mave 2 ph Times Special Weiter . |. Following action of the Howard othe On the Famous Nationally | comme to Sept. 16—The| jc Pollowing action of thie Howara her Hite. § — Advertised mmm | aviation Industry expects the total levy proposed next year on fiom hee i y y P | city property is $4.64 on each $100 | & y tend wd lower passenger of assessed valuation. The cur- . my mothe * . fares to continue, { rent levy is $4.70, tionally e -— The Civil Aeronautics Board Chief factor in the reduction is rely on h has decided that cut rate coach ia large increase in the amount of woman de travel may continue another nine, assessed valuation,” a gain of ‘ . seems to n ' "7 | months but also ruled that this! more than four million. dollars ! We'd hay R U L Oo N Ww A T Cc H E S service may not be expanded. being Tecorded in the past year. pad move ] Despite this action rate propos-i mY or could follo USE YOUR OLD WATCH AS DOWN PAYMENT [unin » in sons OFS fo Give Degrees Seaty any ; continue to flow into the commis- A stated meeting of North Park gested ; me - sion. The most recent was from " AE ob Moh breaks out North tern Airlines. pfoposing Chapter 404, OES, at 745 p. m bear to le: | zorinwes / s, 8 § N ri Mal = ; . Choose from three basic fares, ranging from Tuesday ir the dorth Fark Mal | - took her av sonic Temple, 1058 ‘W, 30th St oe home fast AMERICA'S FINEST WATCHES siz. cents. lo four tants a mile will be followed by conferring of beauty and performance tell you it's : The latter 1a for Northwest's degrees, Mrs, Elsa P. Feucht, visits—she Only $1.00 a Week coach service, which got the the worthy matron, and Theodore W back to ses » (‘AB wire, It may cause some eucht. worth: atron. will precompetitors to do a bit of shout. Hen » y P ’ P W on er u or go on | . ing. : e her mother § Bans New Run | . by Aoth Should Northwest's new rate T oly " plan be approved, a snowball ef-| E LEVI S ION husbands fect might follow. It could only wonder if be stopped by a CAB decision to Often the investigate the entire air pas- x / snoap \ NEW "BROADVIEW™ SCREEN Medel 7VT2 is just as senger rate structure. This would ~ . N\ 1 Le ———4 gives you larger, undistorted, truly ] and self-e take an estimated three to six v view J clear television. $ 95 ; condemne months and would maintain ap- << NN NEW SINPLIFIED CONTROLS I doubt proved rates during that Pecin i. THiS up.:. NEW BRIGHTER THAN EVER your in-la Boon Waiches $ 75 The CAB particularly Fuied ou wi. Rel ahead ge 3 3 A . PICTURE. . . Motorola's radically W a little Ing the proposed New York Miami d Jove Sago = © new circuits give brighter, sharper, 7-Dhvect-View | girl usuall Priced from coach fare ryn. This brought -an A Roman street vendor, one fox Vicks Va. ho "stabilized pictures at greater Picture Tube husband b immediate objection from regular S : Noss Do addr distances. of charaé carriers that nonscheduled lines, of thousinds in the market nostri] ek © Autemetic Gain Contrel for "NO Metarels. “8OLDEN her mothe which flourish In the South during place, goes into a juggling act 2 V2-tro-nol brings 7 aoe rg yo sas tan. noon It's pretty the. winter season, will be further h d I relief in seconds... eatily toried weliont reveption In he keeps a = encouraged. wit a 20-poun watermelon makes breathing . Seevitel ‘ ry mahogany or mest areas, Ne s§os stand a w : The board reasoned that coach balanced on her head. When in a Soules any with Sed rin. Installation, still not | ‘ travel should be approved for odd “th } i Try it! » E can hold ¥ hours, and used as a mass of Rome, it's the ordinary way to TESKEY'S RADIO & APPLIAN E ning her r stimulating air travel. The ¢ carry a burden. And if you i . . ; mission, however, faced the f ot . ! : " N lects 17-Jew ol that the pressure for lower fares think it's easy, try it yourself VATRO-NOL 2912 Clifton Ave. TA. 1486 gle CA grows and the regular lines may i ‘ RUBY SEN lose business if they cannot re and see. . NOSE DROPS girl friend

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From $52.25 10 $500 From $29.75 to $500 ' Seek Better Service - and he'd | your : Airline experts say that the . ’ if she'd cle $1.00 r ee bia ANOWANCE ee ————— tendency will be to Improve Serv- ssbwosommm " " " — TT “Tm — clothes loo d om $29.75 to § Se rolled up ir

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