Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1950 — Page 32

Don't Let That ! Odor Fool You

’ Stuff In Bottles Now Makes Used Cars Smell Like New iS By HAROLD HARTLEY, Times Business Editor DON'T TAKE this one standing up. * Find a chair.

And hold tight. i Remember that heady smell you whiff inside a new car,|. . . By EARL RICHERT : © Seripny-Howard Staff Writer

the sweetest, and most expensive, perfume in the world? | wASHINGTON, Apr. 13—The You can buy it in bottles. . © |putter-making industry is plead-

It’s made by Carsmetics, and that's no gag, either. | I"8 With the Ass Jeuiture Depaft The stuff is colorless, like manager for American Air. prices come down. water, and is peddled—you lines, is setting up the agenda.| “With the government piling up know where—to used’ car/And Mis. Lillian’ Kreps, worig/mountains.of the. stuff and with “4 [trade secretary of the C. of C., is| Yellow margarine coming on taxdealers. {worrying the affair together. {free, we've just got to get butter They can now sell you an oldie] {prices down to sell more,” said a| complete with new car smell. Tulip Train {spokesman for - the American

rr 4 @ Butter Institute. { § BIG, BROADSHOULDERED HOOSIERS like tulips. They mpne institute has adopted two)

1. E. Craig, Chevrolet one man- have to, or they wouldn't pay|resolutions: ¢ - . y - ger, ferreted. it out for me at/322.50 to see them by the million] (One requests the Secretary of R ler ¢ Chevie's four-day cram session fn up at Holland, Mich. . Agriculture to lower the govern-| 5 | : the Antlers Hotel for its 171 deal-| There'll be a trainload go out ment floor under butter—at once| ; ers in the Indianapolis zone. {of here with 300 from Indianapolis and to the lowest level possible) i . : Those sharp Chevrolet boys and Dayton on the Pennsylvania under the law. The nao | OW-Price Field 2 have spotted a few-changes in the May 19 to take a look-see at the figures this would be about 3 1 used car business. Time was when bright buds up in the Dutch town. cents a pound, from the present |

the public would gladly buy any-|' I've seen the tulip-show. | floor of 60 cents down ‘to 57 cents. | : Has $300 Worth 2 They peddle a lot of atmos-| Program Fixed 1 of Big Car Fealures

thing on wheels, but no more. i The: Wholesaling of used ears phere, do. a: 10t of business in The ‘second resolution asks, {Congress to establish butter price’ mes_Specia

(cheaper by the dozen) has fallen wooden shoes for tourists, off. More dealers have to give the, Then when you tour a tulip supports at. a level “no higher OK treatment to the cars they farm, théy give you a catalog Suppo hecessary to assure igher See {action against disaster.” ~The in|

Slash Urged By Industry

U. S. Move to Cut Cost to Consumers

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take in trade, then peddle them and order blank. When you today.

off thelr own 1073; a nice one, you take down the|giiute made no specific recom-| ~ » » THAT'S THE WAY of the deal- jt athe gate. er roundup, to teach the boys what| They'll come COD. {mum of 75 per cent of parity. |

it takes to make a five-year-old in Not So Big? D. 8. Anderson, ‘assistant di-|

model throw away its Srutalies. : If they need paint, the old coa STANDARD OIL of Indiana is rector of the Agriculture Departis sand-blasted off I» - COUPL® pearing down on the fact that it'ment’s dairy branch, said the but. 1Y operated top, weather-eye conof hours. It used to take 3 Jian isn't so big after all. ter price floor could not pe ditioned air heater, radio, oneday and a half. And some gL | Dr. Robert E. Wilson, chair- changed now because a “firm pro-| Piece windshield, direction signals, testing equipment looks |man, Chicago, reports that Indi- gram” had been announced to run chrome wheel discs, clock, foam dostor’s Kit. tor for ANA SO had 85 per cent of the until Mar. 31, 1951. iseat cushions. Its base price is They ean listen ios mo blood Midwest market in 1902. In other words, the government $1508. a heart Jura, att} Ai But today it has to. struggle|—as Mr. Anderson sees ft—is| .H: C- Doss, vice president in pressure (oll), car A how &10ng on only 20 per cent of the committed to maintain butterfat charge of sales, gives the car a tion, and ee out of the market. prices to farmers at 60 cents a o0-miles-to-the-gallon gas rating, much . energy it gets 2 2 pound for almost another year. gas i QEInkS. | THAT, says Dr. Wilson, is what No Action Slated

2..." Fm a " » y pe CHEVROLET HAS a 12-point competition” does. Why not use € open. RIGhWaY : ;

program, and the big boys in the| Ila Dpening paragraph? supports in the middle of a pro-| “Rambler” is an old name with| zone were doing the blackboard . AS We of the old Standard gram. And Congress has adopted Nash. The first “Rambler” was work for the-dealer classes. {Company look back on the ‘lick-|the same attitude,” he said. “Even|pyilf by Nash in Kenosha, Wis! The. official roll call included ing’ our competitors have given when Congress changes a price in 1902 : such Chevie top-hatters as P. W. US, :

[legal floor than the present mini= priced field.

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no criticism. It's a free country.”

Mangus, assistant zone managers J. C. Moore, zone parts manager,

1 saw Standard of lndlana'syucas has announced pants in case of a severe accident

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jas doing. 0. K. And you can|tnis session of Congress to change| - It's a job of tight streamlining. (SPuble thal, the price support setup. It's built low and has a fancy] “If people don't start pleading grille. And the top goes up and

manager. When they sell you a Chevie, new or used, they make it stick. 1 think this is how they do it.

Sleep Shop Peep SOMETHING -NEW--A_ YAWN: 4_for-sofl-conservation-awards:| witl-keep-on-piling-up-mountains{ entirety: ; and-go-to-bed store. It's strictly 14's the third straight year.’ of butter. Why, it has 100 million] The car's under five feet tall second story, unless you sleep aj,n0 ahout Sept. 21, Goodyear pounds now.” downstairs. will send its chairman or presi-| Better Selling Urged Ireplaced by red signal lights. The| Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Baler| gant down to hand the awards! Mr. Anderson contefided that radio's on the dash, factory in(Lorene Gausepohl) are opening narsonally to winning Hoosier the butter industry must conductistalled. Door handles are pull-out] their Sleep Store tomorrow ati savers, a better selling campaign if it is type. 3726 N. Meridian St. in that row 14g always an impressive cere-|to increase butter consumption. | of limestone fronts just south of mony. And five members of the He said that butter prices were horsepower, six-cylinder, L-head!

Three In a Row

"This Ts the new, mich talked about Nosh Rambler, | |

<The body of the unidentified | American who will World War II's hero dead will be Py ial Service {chosen next year DETROIT, Apr- 13 — Nash delphia’s Independence Hall from fairly active trade in the IndianMotors rolled out its “Rambler” among six unknown servicemen. |apolis Stockyards. -

number off a wooden stake, leave yh andation: but a spokesman said convertible, first model of a new 2g

selected for the honor will be| Steers-and yearlings sold fully

x | i steady in a fair]y active market. |more with overdrive, jeasy park- 90° of some 8000 unidentified] I

ing, nimble traffic handling with-| po will be chosen from among lots of good -yearlings went at

War II theaters of war and the ® Alaskan command. ’

u n) Sl {selected in lottery fashion withi e sald smilingly at'’8| support law, it never has let the : the first being designated ' a / EB : : [8 , | The car has soft top advantages g | $24.50. Hanna, city sales manager; C. C.| COPY), we have no complaint and jaw change an existing program.” hut hard top safety. Two steel Principal and the others alter-| $24.50 market. 3 | Senate Majority Leader Scott rails over the doors protect occu- Dates. \ | selected will be exhumed and exand Harry Sanders, zone service! 1949 statement not long ago. It/that no action will be taken at{and roll-over jaimined > see if they can be | : identified. {alternate will be selected.

|for it now, nothing ever will be down at the touch of a dash but- Will be taken to Philadelphia for| | INDIANA GOT the nod again|done,” said a butter - institute ton. It has a flexible plastic rear final selection rites. The five re- gtaaqy prices.

{from Goodyear Tire & Rubber spokesman. “And the government window and can pe zipped off Jeeta be returned overseas y.,,oht §27 to $28.50. Bulk com!for reburial..

and oil and battery gauges are Local Issues

| American States pfd .... Under the hood there's a 82 Ayrshire Colleries com ...

‘Unknown Soldier’, : of World War II Hogs Drop 23

In Active Trade |

Choice Grades Reach $15.75 to $16

at Phila- | Hog prices today slid 25 cents in|

To Be Selected

WASHINGTON, Apr. 13 (UP) symbolize

The Defense Department said; Good and choice grades weigh-

it's a five-passenger custom the gelection will be made May|ing 180 to 240 pounds sold at

1951. The body will be!$15.75 to $16 per hundredweight.

lit was necessary to have a lower Series, aimad® at the rich low-{brought immediately to Washing-/A double-deck of choice grade 3 - {ton fof Memorial The “Rambler” boasts about ceremonies in Arlington Natioral/$16.15 but the practical top was $300 worth of big car appoint- Cemetery were Worid War I's Un- $16. {ments which include an electrical- known Soldier is enshrined. |

Day Burial averaging = 200-pounds reached

Choice 240 to 290-pounders

During the intervening few Moved at $15.25 to $15.75. Porkers

|days, the unidentified serviceman, in the “290. to 350-pound class -—who will represent all branches of the Armed Forces—will lie in/at $13 to $14.50. Choice 270 to 330- Chief Justice state in the Capitol Rotunda.

‘brought $14.75 to $15.25. Pigs sold

|pound porkers reached $14.75. Odd {head brought $15. Yearlings Sell Steady

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finally

ead now in overseas cemeteries, [éifers were scarce. Part load-

3 OQ cout, sacrificing swiftness on ) 26.7! $27.9; “We never have lowered pric ;ont, sacrificing. gwirtness on th “ssixhodies: representing. the World, $26.75 2 a oJ. sad good

steers reached $27.56 'to- 328 Bulk: medium to low-good stock sold at: tae : 1$25 to $26.50. : In each area. six bodies will be| “gq attered common and tow: medium - grades. moved at $21 to Cows rose 5 cents in Good beef cows, {brought $20 to $21.50. Odd heads {reached $22. Common and medium grades went at $17 to $19.50. Canners and cutters sold ‘ > lat $1450 to $17. Odd heads Then the six from each area|g;7s50, Vealer trade was active at Good and choice

The bodies of the first

If they can, the next|

‘mon—and medium sold ‘at $18 to $26.50. Culls dropped to $11. | Lambs Sell at $24 | A load of native lambs in highly mixed grade and weight, 102-pound average, and of small shorn skins sold at $24 in fairly “ies active trade. Odd lots medium to .... good weights over 110 pounds

~—Apr. 13— STOCKS American States com

Asked

Le. Ayres 4 ofd Belt RR & Stk Yds pfd .. Stk Yds tom

38th. state’s outstanding soil conserva-|not too high now; that what was engine, compression 7.25 to 1. |

Shbe hi rill com : ita ... showed the steady trend to bring

This store stays in the bed- tion district governing body will|needéd was “more push” behind, Nash reports it spent five years, room, from furniture to good- get all-expense vacation trips tol the product. . and $13 million to develop the! nighties, short or long, and those y it hfield Park, Ariz. filmy quick early morning COVer- At the right time, too, in De-|Pought last year was only 8 per|ity performance in a small car. i ups. | cember, [cent of total .production,” he! The “Rambler” is not to be con-| Mrs. Baier, minked, Sud in. 2h; a said. “I'm convinced that a good fused with Nash's NX-1, an expe-| eve-matching blue jay tweed, hat, . o [sales campaign by the industry rimental, two-passenger $1000 car: ON nuay was helping to pull Zoning Hearing Set | would have put us out of the but- the company recently showed. ....e#the loose ends together. On Salvage Business [ter buying business.” weenie 3 : ” |

(stitched with gold metal thread) quest for special permission to milk and cheese. of 3 B bi bed with tufted Jeadhourd ind operate a scrap iron, junk storage Butter institute officials say apies swingdown arms for sit- ~ , 0! at one of the obstacles to a] BALTIMORE, - Apr. 13 (UP)— “Jig and‘ mattress and springs and salvage business inthe 300. 4 eet-ctass “butter sales CAMPAIEN [The tors Pe Babies covered with the same glitter block Shelby St. today was set fOF i that there are only about three! were found here last night in a

May 8. nationally kn b - i f So ing in for the A petition filed with the board| Yon Brands of bul“ boarded-up fireplace where they They'll be going in fo age C |ter. The officials believe that a zpnarently had been hidden more Vertibracer. That's a health bed. by Industrial Salvage Corp. stated rice reduction is necessary to in-| than 25 vears.

There'll be three nightgown that $10,000 worth of improve-/..aaqe butter sales and that 50 , re model (Patricia Stevens) shows, ments will be made in the area conts a pound.to consumers is a ah SkEielong Mere Yiscovered 1 to 3, 3 to 5, and husbands can if the business is permitted in the ,,,q figure to try for. 2 as, Marie 7 Ss 3 14 $30: catch the Itae show, 7 to 9. {neighborhood. An office building” Butter price support is compli- SeeunvIn the he Use about il - But that's all the husbands Measuring 3 by BD feet 4 wii cated because it is involved. in oceun, g Qus | will catch. The store Is stocked be constructed. € enlerpriseé the price support for milk—which'” . ra ; __ ‘on the feminine side. The old will extend the frontage at 902- {he government is ordered by law ot. rage Said sie toHng Ane ” man still will have to ouy his 934 Lord St. : g own pajamas, on his lunch hour, : downtown,

Pan-Am |

Official ‘Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU

ment officials say that a lower mantel support price on butter would fireplace force them to raise the support, gyo gsaid the price on dried skim milk—and :

above the second-floor

were |

bones

| Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m i» ot tion last year. ,

countries |p, precipitation since Jan 1 na. - lof the newspapers was dated] U. S. Statement

| Sept. 18, 1921, and the other Jan. 127, 1923. | Dr. William Kammer identi-

of the hot-blooded south of the Rio Grande can get

| Excess, since Jan 11.42

| The following table shows the tempera-|

" Omaha Mr. Goyeche . | Pittsburgh 'San Antonio

ned here -yesterday, officers |reported today. The pilot, identi-| fied as Capt. Albert T. Lavers,!

serapes (blan- dpi ———— pos truck wheat. $2.10. white corn, $1.42

kets with a hole to slip over your san Francisco 50 No 2 Fellow, corn, $1.26.

St. Louis . - 44 25 No head), and llama rugs. Washington, D. € 36 33 | No

#8 = SOME OF THE exhibits have

” ~ - —— been borrowed from Mr. and Mrs. T ! y WwW : i Leo Dwyer, 3466 Fall Creek Blvd.,| t J t t : : “who just returned on the Amster- o ay S ea ' er o oC S - The speaker will be a ; ‘ x ’ . Goyeche, chief of the Latin-Amer-| jean Division, Dock Board, Intermational House, New Orleans.

® =» .» { THE PAN-AMERICAN Friend-| ship Club in which Mrs. Elmer| Krueger and Mrs. Todd Stoops are] active will have a booth along with the travel agencies, Frank Bodwell, ocean-hopping

TROMBONES 1 015

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soybeans, $2 47

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FROM INDIANA MUSIC CoO.

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY AREAS

“The 115 million pounds we “Rambler,” shooting at high qual- Cummins Eng com .. 0.

[to maintain. Agriculture Depart- slipped through a crack in the sy

SN He wt 126, Palo Alto, Cal, was killed. ST jjc: Grade B large. 26c and no

Merrill pid 4'2% 2

bl i Central 4 3 Fi 20%|$23.50 to $26. Corie, Theat om 88 1 Late estimates of receipts were: e ins 'E on ee is 20 |Hogs, 10,000; cattle, 700; calves, ummins Eng p . . ! . Consolidated Finance 5 pfd .. 98 102 |320; sheep, 450. Delta Elec com . 11'a 13 i. i me ———— Eastern Ind Tele 5 pfd 9

Equitable Securities com . Family Finance com Family JInanke 5% ofd w

"Wife Freed on Charge '* Of Hiding Theft Suspect

ii’| JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr. 13

Hamilton Mfg Co com . Herfi-Jones : A pic 5%

» . | He said that butter never had [** ' | Home » pfd . .. (UP)—M Patricia Downs, wifi y Took D ww (UP) rs. Patricia Downs, wife THEY'LL HAVE a lame Zoning Board hearing on a re-'neen pushed as had ice cream, Find Skeletons ind" Asso: Te 3 ta 34% of one of the nation’s “10 most

23% ” ! 107 ‘wanted men” who was captuged 1015 last week, was free today of

RPI Walks foo'Com oR, [charges that she shielded her ndpls Water Co 5% bot ...106 ic Rdbls Water Co 5% oid 108 .-- husband from justice. jefferson National Life com 10 172 She was released yesterday for Kingan & Co pfd 68 73 . : brindy at Kingan & Fe com rene JE Lob lack of evidence as a preliminary! a e ie 2 o ’ Marmon. Herrington com “su, ‘gy, hearing for Lee Emory Dewns Mastic Asphalt .... ........ 43 6 i i 2 Nat Homes Inc veeriver, BO * 2 was cohtifued until Apr. 2, Nat Homes old 100 1? Meanwhile, the state of California N In Sv vooe 213 2127 iti N Ind Pub Van pd 310, a3:5 prepared extradition papers to ren ub Serv 4% % oid 10! 103 V, i P RM Serv 414% Db Re 25+ turn Downs for trial for the rogress Laundry com . 19% $10,800 robbery of a San Jose Pub Serv of Ind com 28} 29% s “x Pub Serv of Ind 3'a pfd .... 83 91 ~ Telephone & Telegraph Co. office. Ross Gear Tool com 35 8

Schwitzer-Cummins pfd . Ind G & E com ‘ SoInd G & E pfd Stokely-Van Camp . Stokely-Van Camp pfd Tanner Co % pfd Terre Haute Malleable U 8 Machine Co Inited rohons 5% oftd ...

“13% i To Open 8-Day Tour 9% FRANKLIN, Apr. 12 — The Franklin College Concert CLoir

r | —~Apr. 18, 1950— T d | h S rate bun- : aE a hey bought do por cen o the wal, NO SHRUTHE, PA EET UR a wil open an Henan tour of o 8 { 5:11 Sunset 2 'e S -) id BONDS é i i iti “dréam about thé don’'t-care pace = BE ener cecaas L820 (country’s dried skim milk produc-| ye ime two by newspapers. One sien a -stéen 8655 1.98 {Indiana and Hlinols cities Apr. 30,

2 singing at convention, ../church and club meetings.

|JAPS PLAN ALIEN TAX CUT

American Loan 4's 60 school,

American Loan 4's 60.... Bastian Morley 8s 61 ... Batesville Tele Co she . Buhner Pertilizer 5s

Local Produce’

Eggs—Current. receipts, “55 (bs. to case 2%; Grade a large, 20c. Grade A, me- : ade

job by neglecting your roof or gutters, See me for low cost roof and gutter repair. Conscientious and dependable service,

VERNE H. FINN, WA. 2816

ko it th eith mme——— es ————— Ch of Com Blde 4%s .. { an eyeful at the | jtuge in other cities High Low! WASHINGTON. Apr. 13 (UB)—Govern-i 00 = 0 0 h 4 | Hamilton Mtg_Co 5s 65 .l_ TOKYO, Apr. 13 (UP) — The Marott Hotel to- | Atlanta 66 u ment expenses and receipts for the current] fed the skeletons as human an [SM ene tng Te Las 1 - {Japanese government proposed tomorrow night, | Burbank 8 [a vear gor ’ ordered them taken to the city| ndols Brass & Alum 5s 86 43 "I" |day to grant a 50 per-cent income ; 2 E 30,962,879 27,738,180, s 64 . fr eo It's Pan Amer- (Ghionko 1: 34 | Receipts nag sn Tae190.909 morgue for further examination. abit buble Toan be 64 97 {tax reduction to foreigners in ican Day. There p [Brees - 20 |Surplus 1 559 129.787 ~ <3 892. 742.188 Police said they were attempting|ind Limestone 4s 75 ........- 8 8 |Jyapan until. Dec. 31, 1951 ] ) 552.139. : ot . 31, 1951. : will be continu- Beane ville 29 [Cash balance 5.039.274.020 4.738.004.9000 t0 find -who occupied the home| indpls Railways 5s ols a 50 re emer epee SR § ries ha i aN is Dery PY ss. bison Bd 8 J. A24.186:66 7+ Ahe plat cna a ESOS, To one. 3s. ntl nat indi ! at . i ous movies, busi [Pt Worth ' i Ethic dont 24.246,685,940 0700 aT during: the-early- twenties. Kokner Acking 4s % A 9 a | x 5 # ness-coaxers for [Indianapolis feity) 20 . rm co ate Sa {angenstamb bs 58 . 0 th 1 d b 2 | Kansas City 22 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE BANSHEE FLIER KILLED N Ind Pub Serv 3%s 13 105% 107% yar My ® [Miami 3% Clearing $IL.617.00 CHERRY POINT, N. C. API. pubic Service dies 75 o : steamship lines, { Minneapolis-St. Paul 18 Debits . 7.063.000 HL » NN. C., APF. Public Service J¥os 75 .......188 107 | If "you are anticipating exexhibits of silver, J |New York : Br Em maT 13° (UP)—A Marine Corps Ban-| | terior ‘painting or interior carved woods, | Qklahoma City 3» Local Truck Grain Prices Shoe jet fighter crashed and | decorating—don't spoil your HA ur |

Poultry —Fowls. 4'2 Ibs. and over. 22c: under 4'a Ibs. and Leghorns. 14c: cocks)

and stags. 13c. and No. 2 poultry, 4c less than No. } . !

_ Butter Fat—No. 1. 85¢: No. 3. 52 ipod

company profits I

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FOIIATT NY —= a pe a . Grrr? OMIZILE Aw ! ! : ; 2 T§T7 MUNDER pr a ty STORMS ZA AIN |

TODAY AND TOMORROW-—High pressure cell near Chicago continues to control weather | | from the Atlantic westward to the Rockies. Small arrows show wind flow as clockwise in areas of | | Wph barometer. Cold air has caused southward migration of freezing line.

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{way but the Rileys were granted

3 Franklin College Choir -

Citizens They're Lucky fo Be in U.S.

A mock “Con Revolution” will be held in Mosinee, Wis.,

. ‘Communist 3 “ton May “Day; holiday - of “the Communist - Party, to- impress upon citizens how lucky they are to live in a democracy. : surrender all

commissar for the day. » = = Mrs. James Bentley, 23 polio patient of Atlanta, went back into| Farouk was : an iron lung today after giving broken Miss Sadels sugagument birth to a seven and a half pound) to Zaki Hachem, Bl girl. Grady Hospital attendants/™at, so he many. said mother and daughter were in self. . EB 4 “fair” condition after the birth Si

- - » The Rileys of St. Louis celebrat- Mickey ed today. So did an O'Reilly, a ve birth to a Pearlstein, a Friganza, an Oster- Be round boy loh ‘and other “outsiders.” They : gon Fernando won their fight to keep a roof Valley Hospital, over the heads of Charles E. Riley, ‘Hollywood, last his wife and their 10 children. n . When Mr. Riley fell behind ini as mortgage payments a realtor - Mr. Rooney asked the 163 Rileys in the city|, oi other al telephone directory to lend their sons, Mickey Jr. clansman $15. The house was sold x _' o Timothy, while the campaign was under- 3, by his second wife, Betty Jane 20 days to raise the necessary Rase. : on 8 $2292 to buy it back. They've y th dean of the raised $1850 and the rest yt of the IU

predged: a. | School of Law, will mb , row when the University o Williagg 0. Douglas; Associate ng,ne50ee dedicates a new law Supremé Court Justice, insisted school building on the Knoxville

today he will not be a presidential candidate in 1952. He told reporters m. Yakima, Wash, ‘he will try to break

campus. ; ” LJ . . Richard Hume, son of Attorney and Mrs. John T. Hume Jr., 6059 E. St. Joseph St. has been initiated into IU chapter of Skdll and Crescent, sophomore honorary, land Theta Chi. social fraternity, » - » { Mrs. Rosamond R. Jones, assiste ant professor of the bench. Jus- journalism at tice Douglas will | Butler Univer-, ! complete 11 Isity, is presiding ® 4 years Monday. Justice’ Douglas lover the two-day °

Yakima turned out last night to.n:

h Mr: s-ig--favorite tion of Gamma son. A not-so-popular guest was Alpha Chi, naa horse that slipped and fell last tional _advertisfall on Mr. Douglas, fracturing 19 ing ' honorary, of his ribs. {opening today “all a = lat the State Uni- ®* Mrs. Maisie Amy Campbell versity of Iowa Armytage-Moore, Vancouver, in Iowa City. B. C.,, said today she’s in line to]. Mrs. Jones is Mrs. Jones share $85 million worth of Spanish national vice president of the doubloons being dredged out of a sorority and faculty sponsor of Scottish bay. She claims to be althe organization's direct descendant of the Duke of Butler. Argyll who was awarded the trea- RE Ja sure 360 years ago when his ships! Dr. P. E. Lull of Purdue will sank a doubloon-laden galleon present’ Tau Kappa Alpha's carrying men who sailed in the “Speaker of the Year” award in Spanish Armada. His successor the field of religion to Dr. Ralph and the Royal Navy are trying to W. Sockman, pastor of Christ bring it to the surface in Tober- Church, New York, at meeting of mory Bay. Mrs. Moore is known the Christ Church Men's Club toas “The Queen of the Indians” by night. Dr. Lull is national presi. Redmen-for whom she published dént of Tau Kappa Alpha. a newspaper, Native Voice. |

John Marshall's record of more than 34 years on

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” un » The London News Chronicle of baby pigs at the home of Mr, said today that King Farouk of amd Mrs. Kenneth Park of CoopEgypt has given a palace to 16- ersville, Mich. The two pigs, year-old Narriman Sadek to mark whose mother had a large litter, their approaching marriage. said that Miss Sadek has moved spaniel.

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