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Cold Weather to Stay

Roads Slippery Over Most of State; Bureau Issues Special Warning This winter's heaviest snowfall today piled two inches of snow on Indianapolis by noon and created hazardous driving conditions along Hoosier highways. In a special warning, the Weather Bureau said “mod-, erate to heavy snow’ will cover central Indiana with “sev-

eral” inches of snow today, snowfall late tonight and or morrow. Temperatures night will drop to between pr

and 15. Continued cold weather tomorrow will hold the mercury to a high of 20. "LOCAL TEMPERATURES 6am... 13 10a m... 14

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~ piling “snow, packed by “traffic, - made Indiana roads slippery. The State Highway Commission reported snow falling “as far south as Seymour and Vincennes, Worst

spots are in the Ft. Wayne and|

La Porte areas. Indianapolis temperatures

early toda$ plunged to 13 de-,

grees, within two degrees of the winter's lowest mark. The mer-, cury slid to 11 degrees Dec. 15. Today's two or more inches of snow easily passed the previous record for this season—an inch on Jan. T. A mid-winter cold wave covered most of the Midwest and spread to the Atlantic Coast today, tumbling temperatures to 34 degrees below in Bemidji, Minn. In South Bend, the mer-' cury dove to five degrees below this morning, their coldest of the winter. The highway commission said: an accumulation of snow this afternoon will increase hazardous driving conditions. Roads were reported becoming slick in areas of Dunes Park, Lafayette, Pendleton, Putnamville, Conners-! ville, Seymour and in Johnson County.

Better as His Cold Clears Up

“By DONNA MIKELS

f Writer NEW SORE Feb “55 Jerry Dunaway as feeling better today. His mother said a cold, which has kept the 7-Vear-old leukemia victim in bed the last several days, was clearing up. Today is the day doctors.. at Children’s Medical Service of New York University - Bellevue . ¥edicat Center-plan-to-look- Jerry! over to determine what his response to wonder drug ACTH has been. They'll also®answer Jerry's big question: “When can I go

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the blood was flown to New, York on Feb. 2 by The Indianap-| olis Times, which had secured the new and hard-t for him. He completed two weeks)

treatment . with the drug last union. Saturday, but was kept another

week. for observation.

Still undergoing treatment at] (taking over ‘the profits under a power when it determines that nearby University Hospital -is—a/reclamation clause that would: fuel supply “has become dangnr--here is ne question of justice or. MONTREAL. Que.. Feb. 25 0 found, second Indianapolis leukemia vic- eventually turn them over to the ously low.

Emergency Rule-on Fuel

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Party to Form Despite Driving Snow; Cars Halted for Blocks

Structure Housing Western Auto Co.,

~ Action on Coal

[President Thomas -Kemnedylor iess, with deliveries to be dependents, including three chil Fiendish Revenge e union delegation In made only when urgent need dren, and two American citizens

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Police Investigate Coal Orders as Calls Flood Dealers’ Yards J

By DAVID WATSON Indianapolis will go on a fuel emergency basis Monday in a desperate last ditch stand | ‘against disappearance of re-| maining coal stock piles. | | Mayor Feeney today pre-| pared to mobilize the police department under a state law which

allows him to keep officers on duty without regard to working

Reports of Mine hours. He has ‘appointed an:

. . emergency committee to enforce! Seizure Persist ‘and carry out an emergency -proc- { BULLETIN

Za lamation issued today. WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 (UP)

Lack of Working |

Majority Held Block oo To More Socialization Fire damage estimates soared to more than $100,000 Tl PAT as flames swept-an engraving firm on the top floors of “By L¥1 re a son 383! N. Hiinois St. today. : |, Uniied Frew Sta Correspondent jt lee of Rheitone, Inc., engravers, said equipment LONDON, Feb. 2-—Mem- |, the second and. third floors of. the building. was valued. bers of the Labor cabinet to: 4t more than £80,000. Equipment damaged by water in the 'day handed their resignations Western Auto Co. was esti

to Prime Minister Clement R. = M SI wated a sd at $30,000 to $40,000 Attlee, who announced 1eICy aying ‘

lin value, would form a mew Socials Flames roared to a height of government

a 18 . . Trial | Nn Recess two stories above the roof of the 3 The Labor ministers met for

structure shortly after the alarm scan hour-to-welgh- thelr election] was puted at-10:15 a.m: Smoke setback, decided to carry on as Dr. Sander ‘Goes :

billowed. hundreds of feet into best they could, and turned in . the air. Trafic was jammed for thelr resignations as is custo . Home to Family a 10-block stretch as firemen laid mary after an election. By H. D. QUIGG their lines in falling. 8] ow. : i The-new cabinet probably will’ SEED IIOWATY Sa Wl Witnesses said {windows burst be ready next week. It" will be MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. 25 outward with the sound of shots, / about the same as the old one, — Dr. Hermann N. Sander, ac- Bricks and glass showered cars

Printing Firms Damaged; Others Menaced By HEZE CLARK ; ’

but will diminish to a light

> Truman Delays

Calls to the police department —District presidents of the 0day threatened to- disrupt poUnited Mine Workers Union lice operation as private conwere summoned here today and Sumers sought checks on their

directed to stand by over the coal orders. The Mayor earlier But it will find the going a great cused by the state as a mercy ‘parked near the building. week-end, had ordered detectives to. investi- deal tougher, since the Social- slayer, relaxed with his wife and ~ As firemen mounted to the ; gate coal requests to insure that Mk ists will lack a practical working three little daughters today in his roofs of surrounding buildings to _NARIINGYOR.. Feb. 25 (UP) deliveries were within half- ton, ? i majority in the House of Com- june frame home in the village play their lines into the upper ite- House said today (limits. “ mons: vir > “af Candia. “iwindows of thé Burning structure,

Photo by Henry Glesing Jr, Times Staff Photographer | With the zat nearly com- pl all-male jury sitting in his water flowed 18 inches deep down After the Washington Continentals lost" to Tech yesterday plete, Labor had a 314-t0-294 first-degree murder trial was stairways at the scene. In the jtenal coal crisis over the week- shipments. afternoon, Barbara Vargo, 1152 N. Holmes Ave., lost al interest | Sg over the Conservatives. The taken for a bus ride around this street, streams of water spread rrsRilL ress Sesratiny More than 48 investigations in the sectionals during the evening session. The attractive Wash. [Liberals teailed With eight seals. nisnufesturing city. The deputy 12 feet from the curbs. [Charles G. Ross told reporters! - Tage >y e807 iv08 pester! ington High School senior fixes her hair while her classmate, Joan '2,4 one was the politically neu- oe in" tu charge planned to take| Acid in Sink igaifes the President does not plan 1010 re SE aoay ees S| Hart, 19 S. Harris Ave., cheers on her next choice in the sectional (ral speaker's, while a late re. 'N€ 1% jurymen and one alternate james Collins, 1504 N. Pennsyle gums ey: reporie | battle. lporting constituency went to- an °" 20 excursion to a nearby re. ..... gi employee of the Reitone

{take any steps today or tomor-| - Sunday. {row in the critical situation which Calls Swamp Dealers jindependent Liberal, a oo stayed in a hotel firm, said the fire started when

President Truman is not expected . Police also checked ¢oal | as to take any action in the na- ¢o verify need before approving

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has forced almost a score of The Indianapolis Coal Mer- 'B I St T ls B it | Thus the Laborites had a ma- ! Association and Coal i arian y ria s ul {jority of 20 seats over the Con- near the court house. each-eve- acid in a sink_ignited tar being

ures. |Heating Service of Greater In- Oo gervatives alone, 12 over the com- ne since it was tompleted on poured to stop leaks in the — i ——————— apolis, Inc., w Li S U. S. F bined strength of the Conserva- Wednesday. reservoir. dianapolis, Inc., were swamped n ies,’ ays nvo g erva over U.S. .vcvoovoosPage 8 with orders hampered the search two-seat margin over the half- week-end yesterday at'the end of attempted to use a fire extinwert erent for a supply. More than 100 or-| in [way mark in the 625-seat house. its first week, The fitth trial day guisher but the handle broke off that federal mediat h ders were placed with the organ- Government self, Declares Minister bv ators have told gations. BELGRADE, Y lavia. Feb. - Pi was given to King George today indicated the 41-year-old general Charles 8immons, he was forced ohn L. Lewis that unless there ugoslavia, Feb. 25 (U Donald R. Heath last parore the cabinet meeting broke practitioner might have performed to flee. Chemical bottles stored by tomorrow night the govern. Proclamation asked that: culated insult and vilification” led the United States to break re- (,. the state opening of the new of sympathy for the husband of | them. new steps. conserved. -Parllament Mar. 6. already was a woman dying with cancer than Four persons on the second floor The United Mine Workers TWO: Unnecessary consump- and 46 other Americans including his wife, arrived here on the yp. will put info his mouth an Dr. Sandef grew up in Manches- by other employees. |operators resumed at 10:10 a. m. mated. whiere Josie, or [Front wi from Sofis. ne oh Coal Owner r Plots Today's cabinet meeting was went to Europe to-study. then re-| O'Hearn, delivering. mail to the mestic suppliers : ‘preceded “y private meetings. turned here to practice. He is Eagles lodge, saw flashes of red

states to take emergency meas- chants’ Full “paralysis grows with calls. Switchboards jammed /tives and Liberals, and only a The trial adjourned for the One employee. William Mills, wend ge All Information Available Through "Reports persisted, however, The Labor decision to carry on produced state's testimony which in’ his -hand. With a partner, is a break in coal negotiations Mayor Feeney's emergency U. 8. minister to Sofia, said today that Bulgaria's campaign of “cal- yn The text of the King’s speech the alleged crime more as an act jn the rooms exploded behind ment will be forced to drastic ONE: Existing stock piles be lations with the Sofia government. Mr. Heath issued his first statement since the break when he being prepared by the Socialists, an act of mercy for the woman. escaped the blaze when warned [Union negotiations with softicoal! tion be drastically cut and elimi- Simplon Express after an un- —-——— = ~~ outline of their plans. ter. became a college athletic star, Outside -the buildin Joly 8B RB. n (Indianapolis time). UMW Vice , {limit deliveries to one-half ton|tire U. S. legation staff, their Mr. Attlee, Deputy Prime Min- charged with injecting 40 cubic in the third-story windows. He

the absence of Mr. Lewis. Stafford Ceipps, chancellor of the of Mrs. Abbie Borroto, 59, with ern Auto Stores until he was ade There was no comment fro |exists. {for whom Mr, Heath managed to On Auto Dealers | | exchequer. huddled among them- the intent “to kill and murder mitted. Employees turned in an any negotiators, No So, Foun: Individuals and : or- get exit visas. They are Miss T CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. 25 “¢lves and with other = party her." {alarm when Mr. O'Hearn Yelled, 8 urplus coal re-Mary Haskell, sister of H. J. yp) Mc Bisic of suburban tratesists. {The state's fourth witness, Jose-| “Fire.”

observers were present w - | p hen the port it for reallocation to per- Haskell, editor .of the Kansas Lakew A special meeting of the Pariia- phine Connor, testified yesterday| Helps Lay Hose

meeting began. | i ood has an extra supply of > | 8! : 15008 in more urgent need. * |City Star, and John Parker, 60, contin his retin and thar pe. MeLALY. Labor Party {Labor that when the county medical ref-| He then helped firemen lay Hint Seizure | Five: Establishment of former Detroit factory worker. thinks. puts him i sition “members. of Parliament) wa "about 200 feet of hose when Federal mediators refused to Mayor's police emergency powers Miss Haskell had lived in Bul- oo avons ir some Pokizion 0 called for Wednesday. All hands (Continued on Page —-C ol. 4) trucks arrived. Inside Eagles discuss the situation. But some under acts of the Indiana leg-oaria for almost 30 years as a pq who took advantage of 2 then will consider the tough situa- lodge, Mrs. Murrel Joy, 1819 8, sources said the government's islature. C th lay missionary and teacher. public a few vears ago tion. a ‘ High School Road, supplied fire " i 1 # y - - >= M nv . Hestiashion probably would be in . ames ommittee Denibs Spy Charge Mr. Busic said he had a ton ofe Churchill Calls Meeting in Fou ay men, with hot coffee during brief orm of federal seizure of tating that the emergency Winston Churchill, leader of respites from the battle,

Mr. Health charged that all coal to sell. “but I want to do

the mines. declaration is necessary to Safe- i » i business only with an auto dealer the Conservatives, called a eet. Fighting to keep the flames "If the government does take 8uard the health and safety of evidence in Bulgarian espionage, any dealer— just so he needs NE Of his “shadow cabinet” from spreading to nearby buildover the soft coal pits, they said, the public, the Mayor also ap- and treason trials involving the coal desperately. board of strategy for Tuesday. ings, Chief Roscoe McKinney the action would be designed to pointed an enforcement COmM= American legation was “built on “That dealer—if he really is Mr. ‘Attlee made an informa wrought into play for the first

‘slap down both sides.” (mittee. i des annountement of his intention t a high sur mper-dee A — rps i. : :_caercion.”.. perate--won't mind that my ime a high pressure pumper-d "However, chances of an imme-| State institutions and public Hies-and-oblained-hy. coercion “coal wiil come a jittle high—$45 “form another government when Austria Probes. Case. ~stgned by himseif. ~The chief said Of Vogeler's Friend the high pressure of the pumper

diate break that would send the schools were “limping” on a day- He deriled that “spies” Were ,... pt I. will include severa) N® Saw his cabinet guests away 372,000 defiant miners back to to-day heating basis and at least feeding secret information to the accessories with it. jafter the meeting at No: 10 (1enNA Feb 25 (UP) Aus. WAS a major. factor in Keeping work appeared slim. Mr. Lewis is one utility had asked permission’ 5 ic issio . s 5 » Downing St., his official residence. Interior Minister Osc 1 the flames from spreadigg downs in Springfield, Ill, for the f ’ i mSrican mission. “ow . 0 UUAn official statement said: Lian Interior Minister Oscar Hel, | » IH, e funeral to curtail its electrical output. . CL WITH the ton of coal es . é er ay b ‘ tor Ward through the building. f his b “Riven if ‘confessions’ extorted goes » ) mer today blamed “foul play” for 0 8 brother Thomas, who died At 12:01 a. m. Monday the stors. members of the a0 old rug, a scooter, a kiddie After consultation with his ooo 80 L000 railway tunnel More than 50. traffic officers AY: ng there was no Indl- Northern... I Public. Service, rom pastors a ex-employess: ‘a buffet, an old ironer. and colleagues the Prime Minister death of Capt, Eugene. S._Karpe were ordered to the scene to A oll YeLirh. TEo——wit- —pot ro effect —H 8p Lr wee trove Se BYE odds” » ) ~clut: H €aecided HAT ERE “House BEA NH naval attache in Pomania ii has been reported tering up my attic. ommons will contaih a majority’ » reduced current production g3id. “they did not provide the = ’ " } “Foul play must be assumed ) _ authorized by the Indiana.Public American mission with one scrap No trade-in is necessary. First ©f l.abor members it is the duty ,. ¢.i4 on the basis of circum- Behind Schedule Service Commission. Commis- of information which was not auto dealer applying gets it. of the present administration 10 gi, pia) evidence. Streetcars and trolleys were sioners today expected to receive published or easily observable at “Other auto dealers desperate Continue office, for the King's = yy tye came time, a doctor at "e-Touted. They were 15 to 20 |ernment free to bargain with the 3 similar request from utilities the time. or to which the Amer- for coal T«will put on a waiting government must be carriéd on. the U. S. Army laboratory in Mu- minutes behind schedule because lin Crawfordsville. ic an ye oy not have ac. list. Maybe III sell a second ‘The Prime Minister hopes "= v where an SUtOpsy of snow and blocked streets. It was learned, however, that Under PSC regulations, a utility cess through the Bulgarian gov- ton: re that -now--that the election . is Across from the scene, about

the government is thinking of over all will'once more give their 150 persons jammed .into the may request the reduction in ernment itself . ’ ! tf “There can be little doubt that full effort to carrying forward Washington CHevrolet Co. to

the necessary work of the na- watch the blaze through a large body Plate glass window. Howard Hanna, manager of

Se 15th St - looking for a "seizure plan that

would put company profits in the

was performed on Capt. Karpe's body, said he believed evidence of

IN WRONG PLACE deliberate violence has been

of threats to Bulgaria's ‘security.’ (UP) —— Richard Parent paid a wihout a working majority Capt. Karpe's mangled

= e-F n " 200 fi as covere tm—11- “year old Tyrone-(Finger- {operators. The plan. also would School officials said high There is little doubt that there is ine today for storing 10 Mr. Attlee will not be able to go was discovered Thursday. in ‘an the Western Auto branch in-Illis

nails) Diggin. Tony is still re-irule out any new eontraet unless schools and. elementary classes 8 deliberate . and meticulously bottles of beer and a bottle

ceiving daily injections of ACTH] and is reported in “good” condition.

Embargo Halted By West Germany

BERLIN, Feb. 25 (UP)-—The! West German government today! called off its embargo on’ iron and steel shipments to Eastern Germany. The embargo had- heen im-!

posed * earlier this month on grounds that the Communist]

Fast German government had

not made reciprocal deliveries of

other products under the terms, of an East-West German trade agreement. However, the embargo came w the midst of Russia's “baby blockade” of truck trafic between Western. Germany and Western Berlin -and was interpreted in some quarters as a re-

" taliation for the Soviet re-

strictions. Soon afterward, the Russians

‘began confiscating both east-| co:

bound and westbound trucks on the Berlin-West German super highway loaded with scrap iron and steel products.

————————————— OHIOAN DIES IN CHAIR COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 25 (UP)

{Gardens and W. Washington-

| lines to othér operators as part —Harry Z. Dodds, 21, convicted of its efficiency program. It said . Radio slayer of a 52-year-old Athens, all three. were heavy money| * gigs Glances 10 - 0. church worker, went to his losers. The two companies taking aaa . death last . night in the Ohio over already operate service in Penitentiary electric chair. tne e atens

striz ilwe t , é of ahead with the socialization of Austrian railway unnel , near

\will open on schedule Monday. [Planned campaign to create fear gin in his garage instead of in Britain, which was the campaign Salzburg. The Army said yester- NOI St. said damage to mers

{negotiated by the operators: & AR Sythe op chandise in storage would probe

| During start of the sectional and distrust of the United States his “domicile” as prescribed by day that Capt. Karpe “fell or was “7° ens . + | basketball tournaments high and to violate the rules not only the Quebéc liquor act. _____'(Continied on Page 2—Col. 2) thrown” from the Orient Express ably he het Ween $30 00h ang F103 | dl Ways rops schools were cloned tn combine Of poet, tor orn i. Penn go Helyras se was nearly filled It lly not |tournament activity with fuel e United States governmen D C arter 9, WwW “turning to Washington to report Wa% neal = conservation. has borne with patience the in- onna a er, on ay Friend of Vogeler damaged by Gomes. owned oy Lines Wednesd K City smoke ordinance require- dignities Iniosey ee Capt. Karpe was a close ; friend Hare roy ! £ ice president oe {ments may be relaxed to permit atives and, more cult, the su WwW 3 §, M i # R of American businessman Robert > dy any kind of fuel to he used dur- fering of those Bulgarians who es Oo ee oy i ogers A: Vogeler of New York. who was RO: osner Transfer Co. 823 N. Sens {ing the critical period, Combus- Were employed in the legation, al . : . . . sentenced hv a Hungarian court (Continued Page 2—Col. 1 Other Firms Assume tion Engineer John G. Mingle "avs in the hope that {he Bul- Wier of Contest Gets First Big Thrill early this week to 15 years in Continued on Pag ) . said garian government would eventu- WwW ) g prison as an alleged spy Suburban, Service Appeals Senators ally reach a reasonable stand.” o She Talks to Hero by Telephone No official Statement was re Home Bargains Effective Wed ; ] . ee esse By ART WRIGHT : eased after the autopsy i My ra ednesday, Indianap The Mayor has appealed to Donia Carter's biggest thrill of her 9 tod leased after th itof n fu il T olis Raiiways will discontin - loi IR ly : 1 on of her 9 years came today nich. But joctor sai dq iV ue op-' Congressman ‘Andrew Jacobs and Irving Bacheller, She was en route to Hollywood to meet her movie hero, Roy ne bel fat & gait or sald privately n omorrow’ S

eration of the Drexel Gardens, W.! Sens. W 3; Washington-Morris Street and y iam E Rockvill2 Road branches of the

Jenner and Eg 3 : ors er and Famed Novelist, Dies Fosers (Homer Capehart to get “politics ' Actually the thrill of winning the Roy Rogers Riders Club Army invgstigators said marks

| West Washington motor coach Al of fe Son) question.” esters or anTE PLAINS N.Y. Feb. 25 Contest began last night when she talked via long distance telephane aiong the right of way in Hallein ® If vou are ready to BUY lines. These suburban operations. apehart said he would ited rv ne acheller, novellsl wii’ the Western screen star. Other members of the club, their ;yppe) indicated that Capt. Karpe A HOME, then don’t fail will be taken over by other com- (Continued on Page 2—Col 3) ono inte BNE the how? parents and other adults shared "CoC os had clung frantically to the door to see the REAL ESTATE panies. wa an ee] are hotness in Amer the thrill. The Indiana Bell Tele- mere, was master of ceremonies. Da TE Ira et he finally SECTION of the big ica, died last night after a long Co. ade it possible for caravan of Oldsmobile cars ¢ ) g SUN » 2 In an order dated February 21. Times Index illness. He was 90. Prervone in the Fountain Square from the Hickman Oldsmobile Plunged to his death. The marks SDA IE

Indianapolis Railways was au-! g 00 000 A ! . 0. parade to Union Station éarly fhowed a heavy object had. been . thorized to transfer the Drexel] Amusements ......... 5 9 | The author of “Eben Holden." Theater to hear the two-way tele- d 1 alongside 't} OF REAL ESTATE ADS! 3 BOOKS vv vvnnnnnni 705 2% lbest selling novel of the 1900's, today with Donna, her mother, raggec alongside ‘the tracks 8 phone conversation. . Mrs. Rosalind Carter, who also weit : from 700 to 1 homes for you to choose.

Brigge sernsreniiaciieas 3 dled at the Ny eqcnester Franch Presentation of. the railroad is" making the trip, and others Three Generations Childe Sesivneingeieerids 10 fo Y . oy or Sapiial bre tickets, expense money and all who took part in last night's from! And, in addition, Rockville Road branch to, the Cross 8 renee 4 [he had bee a rentment TOT the “trimmings” was made bY ceremonies’ at the - Fountain Victims of Fire you will'enjoy the news, Danville Bus line. Ee ayaa tr bures Severa Jnonins Walter Kemper, general manager square Theater. SCITUATE, Mass. Feb. 25 pictures, special articles, The, West Washington motor | Ar tedrsasatiiie. 10: | Mr. Bacheller wrote 28 books In of Borden's Furnas Ice Cream Donna and her mother were to (UP)—Death or injury struck home plans, etc. . . . in coach line of Indianapolis Rail- Holl ing ARS Let ENS L 00d ° all. His works included. “D'ri and! pjvision. Mayor Al Feeney pre- he met in Chicago today by Abe four persons representing three the front pages of this Ways, which operates crosstown Fo ao ryre s li Sias Song. and “Keepingisented Donna with a letter she pigher, representative of Repub- generations of the same family new section which is fast with. the East Michigan motor PONS 3 aesee 1 [Up With Lizzie.” [will deliver to the mayor of Los|lic Pictures. After a round of when fire ruined their bungalow eg ou? § p N of!

Your Job ....iiiviiiiis coach line, will have its western! po. Manners * i | [Se Also taking part in the entertainment in Chicago they home early today. Indi lis : Ssaevsnirs ndianapolis.

terminus at the Mt. Jackson 100P.| Movies ...............5 9 {presentation ceremonies Were were to continue on the Santa Fe! A 55-year-old grandmother. 3 : Indianapolis Railways peti-| National Affairs ..... ii 10 BU L L E i : i Miss Evelyn- D'Amico, of the Railroad to Hollywood. They Mrs. Marié . L. Mahoney, was » Call RIley 5551, before

ruling out ‘suicide or an accident Times!

Morris Street branches to Indianapolis Transit, Inc.,, and the

| tioned-to transfer these suburban NeedleWOrk ...... = Wm. H. Block Co. toy "depart- will arrive at the movie capital burned to death despite the res- midnight tonight to start Pattern. ices ness ment, and Gus ‘Kasper, of the early Monday morning. cue efforts by a son. | honie_ delivery -of The Tech Jed Howe, 13-8, at. the Kasper Furniture €o. on Foun- * For four days Donna. and her Hospitalized in serious condi- - Sunday ‘Times, or get a 4 ot the frst rier of thet tain Square, who' were judges mother will be guests of Roy tion were the son, Lucien H. Rous- copy at your nearest dru3 { end of the first quarter o T with Mr. Kemper. Earl Cunning- Rogers, see movies made and seau. 36; nis wife, Lucien, 35, and store . , . it's ONLY A

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Sports poe s 8 7 .game at Butler Field House ham “daddy” of the Times-spon- otherwise- be entertained by the their vear-old son. Paul. Another , © DIME. affected by the change, * WGA | today. 2X sored, Roy “Rogers Rides Club (Alm Reto. ; “we son, Lucien Jrs 6, was unh L — + . sin . ‘ . \ : * LINEN . = x o LARS Si aye are Sa Te A = EA ahha Mn | [ ’ on 2 g | $ 3 ‘ : : :

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