Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1949 — Page 36

Hog Prices a Here In Active Trade

Best Grades Steady

Radio Set Sales Take New Life _ Television Fails to Put oe Expected Crimp i in ‘Market By HAROLD H. HARTLEY; Timés Business Editor

THOSE WHO WERE tucking the radio set business in its coffin last year with goodby tears aré getting the surprise of their lives.

Receipts Moderate

| Moderate receipts today per-| ‘mitted hog prices to rise slightly In” active trade in the Indlanapo-

more life in it than anyone imagined. Manufacturers are actually embarrassed. Some of them had ‘scrapped their production lines, moved the radio receiver busines

ls Stockyard, into smaller quarters to make -——- an way for i pleted next summer, will ha ave Best grades of the 10,000 es-

lt Radio receivers constituted the automatic washing equipment in/timated hogs sold steady to 25 biggest shortage item after the the basement. cents higher. Good and choice war. And they were easy money. D A d d H 170 to 220-pound butchers brought | They all swung into it turning 0 -ons urt? {$18 to $1625. Several loads! out sets so fast that they ate up SOME car dealers are wonder-|"¢1ched $16.35 and $16.50. " the backlog of orders in no. time, ing how high the prices bf “small eights from 220 to 250 a wn = cars” can do without meeting; pounds moved at 315 to $15.75 THEN THEY SAID, “That's Stiff price resistance, nd $16. Prices from $14.50 to y . , ' oo $15.00 were paid for 290-pound-enough. We're through We're, Prices are staying up there. gry Weights from 290 to 32 tooling Up for television.” Then the add-ons, radio, heater, pounds brought $14 to $1450. Somebody gues: ~1 wrong about overdrive, and now. the automatic y Lightweights from 100 to 160

radio. It is an irstitution. And, transmission, are shoving the pounds moved at $13.50 to $15. quite strangely, radio sets do prices of the poor man's car right! gows sold at prices steady to 25 wear out, Their tubes go. ph-fft up to the $2000 mark or better. | ents higher. Bulk brought $11 and the sets, especially the small! The higher the prices are, the io $13. Odd extreme heavy ones, take a terrible beating harder they are to sell, | weights dropped to $10.75 ’ arot nd the house. Just to show how it works, a - Native steers and heifers re They are carried from room to big maker once dropped the price mained steady in fairly active room, dropped on the floor. The of his car and tapped another $1 trade, Cows sold at prices strong children pull off their knobs and million layer of sales. to 50 cents higher, especially in yank off the connecting wires. In| Car dealers want low prices. cutter and common grades. Bulls 2 ‘dition they Bet old-fashioned And they figure the early part of next year will see a dog-eat-dog WHAT WE apparently have fight for new car business. struck is the replacement husiness . =» in radio, that plus the desire (0 THE BIG “companies are going have more radios around the slam-bang into the new year with house, one in every room to elimi- higher production schedules than. nate the nuisance of carrying last year. With a running start, them around. it shouldn't take long to eat up The sudden upturn in the de- what's left of the sales cream. mand for radio sets caught most. From then on they expect to of the manufacturers with their have a battle for sales. That's sto’ © down, which shows that why they don’t like the add-on $18. even the best of them can be equipment. It makes .the sale 'V wrong. price too high. Cutters and commons sold at Incidentally, word from De- $13.50 to §16.50. Canners hirought Bonus Time itroft is that one big maker is $11.50 to $13.50. Medium and good SOME far-sighted firms long. changing body dimensions to add heavy beef and sausage bulls sold age worked out that Christmas.

Odd Head Reach $28 Scattered odd head 800-950 pound steers reached $28. A load of medium to low good 900pound steers remained unsold early, sellers asking $27 or more ‘Several lots medium lightweight steers and heifers sold at $21 to $25.50. A few commons brought $18 to $21. Medium and good beef cows sold at $15.75 to Odd head of young heifery « moved at $18.50 to $20. :

16g Toom and head room. The at $17 to $19. Odd head reached ro ~the:Rleek, long, low look is one thing $1856 So from the outside ooking ata car v x ealers Hold Steady: - — Many firms Som: yp and quite another sitting in it eafers sofd steady at $30 to the way EE fom po 2 and riding. 332" for goed and choice; $18 to

Noses Know

LONDON, Dec. 15 UP) —A suburban assessment committee today granted Tom Brazier and Charles Arvis a reduction eof $2.80 in the tax assessment on their homes because of the “horrible smell” of a fish and chip shop 40 feet away.

- > 1829 for common and me cand : FH —to-$18 for culls, A Tew X= Sgt a ET Arrests Wate ethic ogee x ETL the_Yeur-when] —Most native lamb peices dropped: The G. C. Murphy Co. With two. $1. Good and choice of weight less stores in Indianapolis has had han ii Pounds sold at $21_to such a system for 25 Years. It is hr oagbt LA BE Ts HOUR 4 a t of the “fringe items" which go along with long tenure 23 Motorists [rite Sroiuel tu S15, detiurs uth 28 vacations, Sompany paid; Caught on 38th “st. pounds sold at $17.50 to $20.50. tirement benefits, based on how Police crackdown on speeding G on broughl oe Western long the employee has been with and reckless driving on Indian- abe Temainig un sold easly. ipts * the company. lis streets netted 74 t = , |apo re nette: arrests were: Cattle, 800; calves, 400, and IN THE. AU RPIY CO. the | yesterday and was continuing in sheep, 2000. bonus is shared by all employees, full force today. mr oe K except officers and others in exec-| Capt. Audry Jacobs, chief of Truman Weighs utive capacity, working 20 ori/the Indianapolis Police Departmore hours per week and who ment Traffic Bureau, said the Excise Taxes . have put in at least six months campaign is an outgrowth of an with the company. {increasing number of accidents; KEY WEST, Fla, Dec. 15 (UP) the Murphy system newly attributed to carelessness, speed- —President Truman said today le employees get $5 and the! ing and reckless driving. that the administration has Sable range up to $80 for| Of the 74 arersts yesterday, 23 reached no decision on repeal of those with 15 years or more of motorists were ticketed on E. 38th excise taxes, although the matter service. Twenty employees will St. in the vicinity of St. An-(i8 under study now by.federal excollect the limit in the Indianapo- drews School. Capt. Jacobs said |perts. lis area. |speeders, some clocked at 60, The President ‘held an imOther firms have the bonus miles an hour, were endangering| {promptu news conference at the system, and we'll hear more school children in the area. Winter White House. about them later. “We have reecived many com- He had no new major anplaints from parents,” Capt. JaSulphur and Oil i cobs said, “and today we havejte_previcusly stated positions. had many congratulatory tele- e chief executive, questioned uN CHicato ph yee phone calls.” |closely about new tax recoming miracles. | He said the drive will continue mendations, admonished the The D. A. Stuart Oil Co. Ltd. {with special officers assigned in newsmen to wait for his budget will lubricate anything from 2 various areas of theycity. {message which will go to Conzipper to a bridge lift. ow gress in January. Phil Hanna, our Chicago bus- OF LOSES PRICE HIKE | iness correspondent, reports that] WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (UP) he saw a bearing lubricated with ~— Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D. ordinary oil “welded” under 80.- Wyo.) said today a steel price 000 pourids pressure. But when Nike is not jus" 1 and may set| sulphur was added it took a pres- ff a “chain on". bringing) sure of 300,000 pounds per square mm inflation t »uld threaten) inch, jour world posit, The Stuart Co. is not onl in-| Tr terested in lubrication hut cut. Official Weather

ting fluids. It estimates that with) UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU improved cutting liquids which

Tul . CLEARING Fuse Alu . | ; , ; } for November and De¢émber con- [Gear ng 7,357,000 Tndpls Paint & Color “’ “ . are a combination of petroleum Sunrise 6:50 | Saiset | Surviving are her husband Deat hof Girl %05.000 Ind Limestone 4s 78 oils, animal oils and fish ofl, pro- Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a.m 5 Broken Fluorescent Alonzo L. Staley; three sisters, BOSTON, Mass. a) 15 (up) tinue above the 400.000 monthly Co Indois “Rallwavs 3s 7 go. duction in the metal working in-| Rcess "since Jan 1 Jan. 1. 1% i Lamps Dangerous Mrs. Ruth o Jooerting and Miss ~-Homicide detectives today in- a the big gure will ap- Local Truck Grain Prices st Aurat bo of > a & ie dustries could be increased 30 —— Flo Kelso, Indianapolis; an TS. vestigated the death of 21-year- P © million mark. and: memes {is pssenkamp 3a " ‘96 pp able shows o tem. (UP) — You Mas 8 old Jea ost e previous| 0. 1 red truck w eat, L ry Ie I 106 per cent. peru lo "0 42love the tam-| MILWAUKEE (UP You'll Bell Mathews, Chicago. and 4 n Costello, an attractive >¢t a new record. Th rlous| No. | rad track, wheat, 819 Paper Art Co of 1004 And that's what they're look- adfeai® "e Low| (have ta be careful WheU disposing: ‘apolis. Clarence Kelso, Indian- airline employee, at Peter Bent Ni8h of 4,587, 400 was set in 1929.| No. Rt corn, $1.17 |ublie ervice Shs, ’ 108 106ik ) A 3 of an o uoresceén amp. righam Hospital. | ublic Telephone 4's . .100 sen I oe Sodution. With «2. Burhan ” i | If glass from a broken fluores- —— Miss Costello. of Herington Local Produce - | lo. 3 yellow 8 sorbeass. 12.08 Traction Dumiial 84 Ns n n costs, lower selling prices in al Jheinnati J H i ay a Quis 2 person. months Movie Star’ S Fiance an ji20are Core girl Jor Ess s—Current Jeceipts. 55. Ibs, to case. a rlines in. Washington. 3zc. Grade A | I competitive market. [Evangvie 31 |} says the National Building Own- Wills Estate to Parents nad been flown here Saturday se grade 8 arse. Ye. wi Grade. 5c Right There BL word a § sf ers and Managers Assoclation. | qo \NGET ES Dec. 15 (UP) OF. emergency treatment. She Poulin “Fowls 43” echorns. 180. corks. Dodiana olin icity)’ Ll ‘ i " The beryllium phosphate in a —Dr. John I, Duzik, late fiance died Tuesday night. ~~ !14c. and No. ._4 poultrv. 4c. | less. than No. 01 | » p ae “. 7 11 8 THERE'LL BE no more run- wom #1 1} [coating on the inside of the tube of Actress Jose Haver. left his * . c 88 aver, § ing down to the corner with the Minneapolis St. Paul I... 8 l/l considered to be the cause of O, LFI LY ls ets | CROSSWORD PUZZLE amily washing to throw it into a New York 38 1f the infection. hand- . hn. 1 a rod J lv 6 A Pr Puzzl Oklahoma City . . HY —— - a hand-written will dated July 6 nswer to Previou row of Bendix washers for ten- Omaha 3 17 A reliable REAL ESTATE 1945. VY t bi s ume MARIMBA - TUXEDOS ants of the new apartment at har Anions #% 13 BPOKER can sell your home The former Rock Springs, Wy egetable (SICIRIOID) IC IQDIETI 1S 1H] RR 0 A 3 1e former Rock Springs, Wyo., TRIO] A RIEIGN] STUDENT FOR RENT 36th and Central. San, Franches .... 30 1! quicker and at a better price than dentist, who .ied Oct. 31, was en- SIE ARIEL, BE SPECIAL : The _ The apartment, to be com- Washinston. bc 3% J you can yourself. ‘gaged twice to the film tar. the HORIZONTAL VERTICAL ABR CIEE Ee) INDIANA MUSIC co OURS FIT first time before her unsuccessfuj 1 Depicted 1 Ever (contr.) (PILE) AIL IQIE] » LEON TAILORING €O., Ine. | marriage to musician Jimmy Zito garden 2 African . 115 E. Ohio FR-1184 235 Mass. As, on middle of 0 ay’ S ea er | To ocas In addition to Dr. Duzik's Cali vegetable antelo rst block fornia estate, he left an annual g is the fruit 3G pe H——— rm — [ine f $10,300 from a ranch | e ful reat (ab.) 6 t income of § of an East 4 Prattle uaranteed Watch Repairing! he owned at Craig, Jolo. This : | Indian ——. 5 Openwork (legacy was no. included in the 13 Ingress fab |will filed for probate yesterday. 14. the 65. xe R|| [D] ny; ~ 4 +His— parents, Nick and Cecelia . ocial insect EBLRE I] SIABIoR T_ TRS Mugg , Duzik, now reside in West Los sheltered side 7 North “apps AO | Angeles , 15 Symbol for Carolina ab.) 23 It is allied to 43 High card 2 103 M. 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TM RIGUSPAT.OFF, COPR IMO EDW. L A WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—Weather experts oredict readings in the 20's from Boston to fy in the Ohio Valley to Missouri and Kansas. Minnesota will be the coldest spot. in the nation, and the mercury is expected to tumble to eight degrees below zero at Duluth. Rain in the | . Gulf States and the Carolinas; snow flurries. in Virginia; snow in Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dahota and the northwestern mountains and rain from C Cafifornia4o the Canadian border—that's the

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nouncements, and stuck primarily of Charity.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __~ Drivers Hospitalized After Cab, Truck

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Crash

Both drivers were taken to Methodist Hospital after this truck and cab collided at Highland Ave. and Ohio St. today. The cab, driven by Miss Gwendolyn Daugherty, 35, of 1567 Broadway, was thrown against a utility pole, which broke off and was left hanging by two wires. Miss Daugherty suffered arm and leq cuts, while the truck operator, George Earles, 25, of 1417 E. Market St. re-

5 More Rescued From Lost Ship

Death Toll Set at 11

ceived head and back injuries.

Shirley A. Kriner Rites Tomorrow

Operated Hatchery In Martinsville

Bandits Get $3000 Worth of Coats

Two armed robbers, surprised in the act of stealing an automobile early today by the owner, took 11 fur coats valued at $3000.

Ben Julius Hirsch, 39, of 5105 Kingsley Dr., a salesman, told po-

Services for Shirley A. Kriner, jjce he found one armed man inMartinsville hatchery operator giqe his car and another standing and former men's clothier in In- py the side when he left a tavern dianapolis, who died Tuesddy, whl jn the 200 block of N. Illinois St. be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow In ghortly after midnight. the FTrst Methodist Church, Mar-. pe gaid the bandits forced him tinavitie - . Into a taxi—operated by Forrest A native of. Martinsville. Mr pucker, 2171 N. Illinois SE, an

Kriner wag graduated from aigh Fefool-there and was a star pas—kefhall playeron the schoobteam.. police were summoned by the He Interrnpted-studies at DePatW victim when he reached —a tele. University to enter World War I= pnone-and. when fe returned 16: President —of — the Farmers the scene the fur coats Wers miss=: Hatchery & Supply Co., Marti: ville and Paoli —he-formerly oper ated clothing stores for men Louteville and Thdtanapolis. He wa 51 Mr. Kriner was. a member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club,

ordered them to drive away at gun paint:

4% IE being-samples.

Officials B Believe Dog on Scent of

American Legion, Masonic and Elks lodges, Kiwanis Club, and Lost Teen-Age Girl © Phi Kapp Pst Fraternity. He a longed to the First Metaaamt - OSTRANDER JUNCTION,

Church at Martinsville,

Survivors include his wife, his Wash.

Dec. 15

father, F. 8. Kriner; two daugh- woodsmen set out today to try Oil Corp tanker, ters, Mrs. Willlam H. Hardwick to follow a new set of footprints F0int. and were flown here yes-

In Maritime Disaster: Fla., Five more seamen who survived an explosion which enveloped the Dutch motorship Doros in flames were picked up at night after more than two day

MIAMI,

) = THURSDAY, D poe = 0. “Land Reform, Slave Press Build Red Power in China’

| . Correspondent Warned Not to Expect | Government to Be Overthrown or Weakened

i ABOARD THE LAKELAND VICTORY, "Dee. 15 (UP)-—Land reform, a controlled pro-Communist press, and less open govern= mental corruption are building a strong base for lasting Red dome

Eight of ‘the aerial transports were flown to Formosa today by American pilots. scheduled to leave tomorrow. The planes are registered with the Nationalist government.

!ination of China, according to reports brought to. this ship. The accounts came from avowedly non-Communist foreign and Chinese residents of Tientsin. They checked closely with Teports from recent American evacuees {from Shanghai. Ch [ _The residents warned corres- ennatl anes pondents abod¥d the Lakeland {Victory fot to expect Chinese {Communism to be overthrown or He H Kone {watered down as was the Sun ee | Yat Sen - Chiang Kai - shek Na-| |tionalism of the 1920's: | Fear: Seizure ; Gaining Strength i .- Members. of the Angus Ward By British or Reds | party agreed that Mao Tze HONG KONG, Dec. 15 (UP)— [Tongs regime Is gaining Strength yp.; Gen, Claire Lee Chennault's an at police ronouhcements, 3 are Riri Mh the Moscow Civil Air Transport line began line. moving all its Hong Kong-based But they said they. were not planes to Formosa today. They able to evaluate accurately the mgyed to prevent turncoat Chipopular support. As Mr. Ward nese employees from flying the put it, “we were peering out a very. small window” in Mukden Planes to the Communists and [for the past 13 months. the British from impounding Here are the main points made them by purportedly neutral exportimport men from Tientsin: ONE. The controlled press, radio and schools daily sing the: praises of the new regime and assure the people that their day, CAT spokesman said the in history has arrived. move was ordered in anticipation TWO. The long postponed land | ¢ Britain's recognition of the

__.r form is being carried out in & chinese Communist government,

Dec. 15 (UP)-—

sea late

of drifting in a lifeboat.

The rescue by brought to-13-the num- against the new regime. :

Hamsburg

ber 4 survivors from the original

2¢-man crew.

the 8. 8. Wil-

1 ast alist monopolies -to Communist flying to Formosa or quitting

way which gives tangible mean- jc 5,4 when Britain recognizes

‘ng to the claims of a “people's 1, Rad regime, it was believed [governmen the H oro n JE. City dwellers in North © ong Kong wn colony

would impound any Nationalist

or while still suffering in- planes.

flation are protected better than, in the past by the Communist| scheme of pegging prices, wages Another reason for the shift and taxes on the current day's/to Formosa, it was learned, is a ‘ree price of millet. spreading movement among ChiFOUR. The traditional squeeze nese members of the A4irline's yr polite bribe is being stamped staff for defection to the Come t. | munists. FIVE: Nationalization of in-| Gen. Chennault summoned the dustry has not gone much farther Chinese staffers to a meeting tothan the transfer of ex-Nation- day and offered them a choice of

Given a Choice

controls. Thus small businessmen their jobs. More than 100 quit do not yet have a complaint and were paid off. It was understood some of the SIX: A police state is being staffers feared they would be unimposed gradually, first in con-[ablé to return to Hong Kong if

The other 11 were knows to trol of speech and press and the they went to Formésa. Bmtain ‘have perished. Ten were killed rigging of courts to-produce-the refuses to admit any Chinese to within two seconds” -after the Communist-concept of justice. By the colony unless they come from

‘boat before

"Bight survivors—seven seamen gylate staff will arrive in Japan| Bo and _chfef engineer—wers picked (UP) — Fifty. uo 24 hours later by a Richfield: the Sparrows

Hg he said He scribed th explosion, a surviver-said. 8 i “™ 11th died of injuries on the life- ised

and Miss Mary Evelyn Kriner, pejieved to have been made by terday by a Coast Guard plane.

and a son, Richard Kriner.

Mrs. Bell Johnson

Scout who got lost in the woods last Sunday.

H. Herrmann EY a Detectives Investigate

Sued for $75,000

registered up to Ndv. 1.7

45 Body of water 47 Dance step

48 Egyp¥an | ~ GRAIN DEALERS op 30 1, ™ olicitude MUTUAL AGENCY, INC. 3) licitude B 1740 North Meridian Sh. tendency "Wabash 2456 55 Prince

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flames. —Already, the" forrignar sald] about--300 miles off the Florida victories of the Red AFMY coast Monday ,morning after am unchallenged authority in helps; explosion in. a storeroom sent ing impose discipline on the indi-|#yrshire 5m licking through the entire yidualistic people of China.

~The. the - time transition—to the profn-| the-mainiand; almost all of which ig now is In Communist hands. the Withiamsbirg.complefed. “opposition v wi ‘be imsighted” Jt rast night The Doros went «ip thr

“peoples dictatorship”

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Mr. Ward and his Mukden con-| bs Centra ya | Circle Theater | Com Loan 4%: ord mings Eng com

Cab Driver Robbed 5 Of $1500, Taxi nn Ri

c Logan Garrison, 50-year-old ferf Jones eel $<" {cab driver, told sheriff's deputies Hook Dru rug,

next Sunday.

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Mrs. Bell Johnson, native of ta “© ' he was robbed of $1500 and his ind Gees lr! Cn com 19 20 Montgomery County, Tennessee A German shepherd dog also Damage, suits totaling $75,000 taxi early today in Beech Grove. ind & ate 1031s 1% Jar ho 016 Was set on the prints and COW- have beed filed b Indpis P & I com Lo 28a 20% died yesterday in her home, 1 e e y three members The b operator, who lives in Indpis P & [ 4% i ” E. 19th St. She was 80 litz County Sheriff Bud Reynolds of » tamily against the Balti cab op hdpls P & [ 8% 208 ) CL ’ said the dog “took an interest” g altl- the Grand Hotel, said he picked Indpls Water Co co 11% 18% An Indianapolis resident 32 g more & Ohio Railroad as the re- ,_. t Illinois and Wash-| | {ndpis Water Co 5% .108% . in them sult of two men up a nois an indpis Water 4%% L101 «03 years, Mrs. Johnson was a mem- ult of a car-train crash Dec. 15, Sts. at 4:30 a. m. and was Jefferson National L co 0% 11% ber of the Church of God and A twist of white yarn found 1947, at the W. 10th St. crossing. ngton Sts. a ingan & Co pfd .., A . within a mile of the footprints! R ordered to drive to Beech Grove. Kingan & €o fom In 4 ,a former member of the Sisters p obert C. Tritiin, 44, of 8151 h id, | Lincoln Nat Life Cael ge spurred the searchers. ‘The girl's 'N. Illinois St., his wife, Mrs. Eli- | Upon arrival, he sa one © | Mar mon-Herrington com ....' 4 : Surviving are a son, Henry father, William Aberle, said it nor Ttitten, 39, and a daughter, |the passengers produced 8 pi Nat Homes Toe i . Hy 10 Lourton, and a daughter, Mrs. ‘100ked like the material in one Judith, 16, filed individual suits |and ordered him out of the car na Homes pd 0... Tl 008 Norma Lander, Indianapolis, and ©f Ruth's sweaters.” In Superior Court while the second took the $1500 1, Id, Pub Serv, 2 coin a grandaughter, - Mfs. Mabel . 8 » . The suits charge the railroad and climbed into the driver's seat. 72 ub Sern Serv 4%%...... 184 3 Joh Nashville, Te TED BURGER. Seattle owner with negligence in the accident! The victim said he was left Prokress Laundry con”: S19 20% ohnson, ashvilie nn. ) 4 “R, ¢ which resulted in “seri in- b d awa i Serv of Ind ¢ . 26% 28 Services at 2 p. m. Monday of the dog, said he was “almost; o' (EF \0 5 tte cas = stranded as the cab sped away Pub Serv of ind 3h ota Liss in Jacobs Brothers Fast Side certain the dog is on the right daughter. an in the direction of the downtown Ross Gear, Tool, com eee 31 a Chapel will precede burial in trail now’ oo oo area. The cab was still missing So Ind G & E ptd ..106%3 108 New Crown Cemetery. It headed east, just opposite several hours after the holdup. |giciely van Camp © ta Mn he . from the direction whers most of IN@W Record Expected —————— | Tanger & vo 35% bra " { s 1 erre Haute Malleable 8 4 Mrs. Alonzo Sta ey the 500 to 600 men have searched In Auto R istration u. S. State ent United Telonhone 5% pfd ot In Mrs. Sarah K. Staley, Morgan! Sheriff Reynolds said about 200 eg ns - Union Title Co ? EY) a [County native who had lived oth>r men’ would remain in the DETROIT, Dec. 15 (UP)-- A _whsmmaton © 13 SOF govern: | *Ex-dividend. BONDS here 55 years, died early todav Woods today while the 50 woods- M&W record in passenger Car rent fiscal vear through Dec. 13. €OM-| pion a grew 8s 87 ves in her home, 1303 8. Meridian men from the Longview-Kelso 't8!5t rations may be set this ared with & ji year Last Year | American loan s » os sies |St. She was 67. area of Washington fan out along Year, toda omobile statisticians Receipts it 382318.795 ! 143% ais in Bastian Mariey ACY . ee | ‘Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant the trail shown by the footprints. Deficit 3.820.735.482 137.219.0213 | Batesville Tele Co 4'as | a 7 , 376.27 h: Fertil) 5s 58 {Cemetery after rites at 3 p. rm. ————— R. L. Polk and € eported g33" Dent 258.994 a 021 233 281 133 ch of com Blde Ais |Saturday in the G. that 4,014,051 ew ca) s were Gold Res. 24476622733 24.220.955.122 ol zens | dg Jel ¢tes a m

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