Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1950 — Page 36

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Merchant Defi es | Brownout Order to en a

fine or one yedr's imprisonment.

The penalties were set up by state Fuel Administrato” Bertram D. Tallamy in Albany vesterdas ‘Mr. Tallamy said Mr. Beatty's § case. had come to his attention and. was one of the reasons for the order. { “I'm not sure who m sue, but there must be somebody,” said Mr. Beatty. “1 feel that I have a constitutiofial right ‘to operate ‘my “business and 1 think New York showmld protect its tnerchants rather than teil them they can't operate,”

Mr. Beatty said he defied the

state's order because he has six employees depending on his busi-* ness. He said he did not under-, stand. why. ‘the state or federal government “Iet itself be put in ‘a position” where it has to

“crack down on working people and other { jike me,’ ;

ESCANABA, Mich Mar. 3

GARMENTS {UP} Neatly-w rapped package s

~ Work Clothing Department” queen and Song Writer Al La-

‘over and ship it where it’s needed own church is closed by the | most.” coal! shortage, will hear a ser- i LaGuire promised every listener. mon entitled: “Peter sat by the i who dug down in his coal bin' fire warming himself. ” | Jurap a photo- ~ 1 Northwestern University bday graph ow himsélf and the green- DETROIT, Mar. 3 (UP)— announced that 14 campys’ buildeyed “Queen of the North,” Miss The biggest local Ginion in the ‘ings would be closed and”unheated Dolores Hart, 7 world, Ford 600 of ‘the ClO | iduring the next two week-ends. ; A brand-new song, “Buddy, Cdn United Auto Workers, will send You Spare a Lump,” was Written three truckloads of food and by LaGuire and Larry Albert to more than $5000 in cash to move was nec spark the contest. ne “will have stefking ° mine workers tomor- | its debut Monday. in ini TOW ne RRA i

Minnesota officials today opt a The coal shortage threatens to |

watchful eve on a 200,000-ton put many of the nation’s flor- |

pile of coal in neighboring Wis- ists out of business. Uniess “Mrs. Veep’ Won't

consin while they pondered how relief comes, a shirtage ‘of «to cut rad tape so it could be Faster flowers. will result, an i : moved into oo state. " .industry spokesman said today. Attend Dinner

“We don’t want any of Wisconsin's coal and Wisconsin doesn’t want any of-ours.” Minnesota fuel} conservator James W. Clark! anxiousty reassured coal - short! Minnesota users,

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no coal, his wife was ill and his | children cold.

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Payson Wild Jr. A ice president and dean of faculties, said the

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Robert H. Roland, executive = Mrs: Alben Barkley will not atsecretary of the , Society of tend the Democratic Jefferson- - American “Florists, sald green- Jackson Day banquet tomorrow houses throughout the country night. are down to a few days’ coal | State Democratic Chairman Ira supply and that some florists Haymaker said he received word | in Towa had started burning today from Vice President BarkThe giant stockpile rested on; weod in 8 desperate attempt to ley's secretary that Mrs. Barkley,

; Superior, Wis., docks and | save thefr crops. who was to have been a feature of cbal sent in by listeners to wotild remain there until the ar-'

; : Radio Station WDBC ‘today of ermit fr Wise { ROCK ISLAND, IIE, Mar. 3 Block's Com r rival of a permi om isconsin : ar. J not be able to attend. 5 Complete flooded a 19-year-old beauty state officials to move it over into (UP) — Emergency civilian coal! Even the Vice President's Minnesota where it was con- néeds: here will be filled for the Mr. Haymaker said, will be

| Li ; ; Guire. who. promoted. .a. coal- by-- consigned, -All coal stocks in Wissnext two sweeks from stocks -at brief,” The “Veep” will a ock'e mail coritest, c¢onsin were frozen earlier” this the Rock Island arsenal. Indianapolis tomorrow less than Our goals coal” said Mr. week in an effort to ration sup-] — Col. “W. W. Warner, arsenal an hour before the banquet at DOWNSTAIRS STORE LaGuire. “When we get a stock- plies to the most needy casés. commandant, told city officials which he will be the main speaker Market Street Annex - - pile from our listeners we'll let - Mr. Clark said he had been as- yesterday he had received orders and will leave immediately after the governor of Michigan take sured that the Whole thing w would from Washington ts supply as the dinner.

Says Bell Pension me Rn ‘Met' ® den, ; {Funds Excessive it is seeking from the PSC. As- As. Over Station ‘W.

essary to enable the school to copfply with the Illinois = {mE Commis afgus for: ST. PAUL. Mar. 3. (UPL ] SHIGA AGO, Mar. 3 oh -—a 25 per’ cent reduction In power

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: “A New York actuary ted by the Aniericin - | Be cleared up in a day oF two. much coal as he-¢ould spare for p, Bile Zervi Jr._contends that pension excess C4St presented by the American Singers’ Radio Plea. Sta s Coal Stockpile; = “It's Just a aggravating delay” emergency u use until Mar, 15. that Indiana Bell today day major example of charging: ‘Broadcasting Co..e and normally ‘Write Song—'Buddy, Cah You Spare a Lump’ In said. "Nothing mare," . | McKEESPORT, Pa. : 8 [is setting aside more.money than more to expense of operation than, locally over WISH, may be ANEW ROCHELLE, N. Y., Mar. 3 {UP} — Automobile agent! . PONTIAC, Mich. Mar. 3, (UP) — George. Fundrella, {necessary to finance its pension real expenses would justify. - ~ frecelved over WMAQ. Chicago. George Beatty said today that he holes the state will cut off his (UP)—The First Presbyterian | WAS arraigned on a charge of tem rie — {The station is at the 670 mark on. electricity. for ‘violating a brownout order so he'll “have somebody Church invited members of ‘the: us mischief after a pa- ven Hansel testiied ‘for thie HORSEHAIR SOURCE 4 od noat Yadio dials. 1 to sue." | First Congregational Chureh Ao trolman found him ripping Public that Je had studied the re- Much of the Russeials use the, Verdf's “Rigoletto” will be preMr. Beatty turned on the big neon sign advertising his agency services Sunday. . "boards from a neighbor's fence. itiremeht, sxperience of the com-stuffing furniture comes sented on tomorrow's’ broadcost. last night and ‘said he would burn it every night although he. is! Sh of He n Cand qessrmined. that in 1949 manes and tails of wild horses in’ etree. TAODaTE” Warrenand— riSKIng a power cut and a $500; Fe —LCongregationalists, WHowe | to burn in his furnace. He had | pensions could have been taken Argentina; after the hair gets to Jan

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