Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1949 — Page 22

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{ WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, Dec. 12; The family was asleep whith (UP)—A 36-year-old mother was|the flames broke out Saturgay in serious condition from shock night mr the flimsy two-story: and burns at Williamsport Hos-/dwelling which Bert Edkins, 48, pital today after eight of her 10|an unemployed farmer, built him- al children were -burned to death. [sett in a woodland two, years ago. | They died in a fire which awept| Mr, Bdkins discovered fhe fire| their isolated home 15 miles north and shouted té awaken his wife of here. . 'and the other children on the Mrs, Ruth Edkins, who toppled second floor. A-flaming stairway from a second floor window -with|blocked their path to safety. ° |. + {her hair aflame while trying to! The bodies of the eight children! rescue the children was not told were found in the charred ruins) they had died. \yesterday. v

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From the Balkan Beat— jcars were being unloaded by Sad! Auto Travel {+ They used the old fire-bucket | |brigade ‘system — tossing one, » In Yugoslavia zim sm in . A into wasons (I'd like to give

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Official cial. Weather

UNITED “STATES WEATHER BUREAU

Sunrise 6:56 | Sunset “n

Rrecipitation 24 hours ending 7 En am, gota precipitation since Jan, kt Excess, since Jan. 1 3

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. them a conveyor belt for Christ. Oxcarts, Ruts in Road mas.) k to have your Make It Perilous Busin There are as many hideous . $ ess | holes in the road as there are picture taken for By FRED SPARKS, Times Forelgn “Correspondent } |pores on your face under a mag-| ] . . “ % SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia, Dec. 12—A motor trip through Tito-|nifying glass. Groups of prison- or] Christmas giving land-—hardly recommended by the American Automobile Association ers—both criminal and political— | © { | —18 complete with: were half - heartedly breaking a Oxcarts which hog the road. rocks to fill in the cracks Christmas Special! Neo appointment needed. Prooks shown | Jlouptuin lanes where a skid of two feet will drop you into thei (At their pace the road will be, |. THIS WEEK next wor * = nifty in time for Truman to re- : k ly 5x7 Potholes which shimmy the A NARROW-GAUGE railway|fuse to run for a fourth term:) t 3 Gift pictares ‘4 ” = De ; | passengers like a cocktail shaker. akes alo While they aren't linked like og It took us 12 hours to drive 225 *hakes along the “highway” about} , ~.\ oo noers militiamen stand{miles from Belgrade to Sarajevo as fast as a good sprinter cani:zg nearby fondling tommy guns LOVED ONES WILL TREASURE PORT AND YOUR Chuo {an average of about 18 miles gallop. Outside of Valjevo. “coal liscourage escape Somewhat i iE GIFT RAITS OF YOU per hour. (Pilot: Bill McClure,| ~ rece » a

Pathe Howe cameraman.) 3 a» SUNDAY Er who dream {of car-free highways would have (gasped, for traffic jams here-

caravan on the Lincoln Highway.

jthe wagon into a slight ditch, {proving that “horseless car- | rlages” are not steady customers on this skinny dirt road. Another horse practically started to climb a tree in ter-

THE CONDITION of a country’'s roads—and the transport thereon—is as good an indication of national economic health as a

We spotted less than 15 gas- | propelled vehicles up until we got {within an hour of Sarajevo. These included Yank - UNRRA { hand-me-down trucks and Ger-

about are as scarce as a camel:

“TR Fact, Just a few miles out of! Belgrade we twisted a curve andi started to pass a horse cart. The! two dobbins reared and. pulled]

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| his frantic flight. Even a bicycle was a rare! | sight—they cost 15,000 dinars— | almost four months’ labor for the| | average working stiff. ” » "

WE PASSED Tito's troops lug-|

ging chunks of firewood in horse carts, minus even the dignity of a seat for the reinholder. Most | farmers in circulation used oxen {and water buffalo to haul their hay and plow their fields. Incidentally, these oxen. wear{ing brutal wooden yokes, are the

most depressed animals I have] ever met. They have slightly yel-|

lowish faces and stare at you with

timid full-moon eyes as if some-|

one wallops them (for no good yl cause) every hour on the hour.

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All Metal—Reg. $3.95 Wagons 149

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Wheelbarrows 98

Boy! 's Bluo—Reg. $1.60—Sizes 8-14 Reg. $9.69 Auto. Electric Iron . Reg. $4.49 Ironing Board 95 Bib Overalls 98 Reg. $1.49 Pad and Cover Reg. $15.61 ALL FOR

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Roller Skates 98¢

Children’s Reg. $12

Table and ‘Chairs $6.95

Doll Beds Reg. $1.98 98

ELECTRIC IRON Both $10 98

Child's Reg. $1.98 fod IRONING BOARD

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