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3 hd ; ; 3 - Pl ean linen = i CRE / : 4 5 \ x . + i wi ¥ PHAR um TUESDAY, APR. 18, 1950 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES as PAGE 15 : ; d ) » 2 iy Bp iol Po, A . - le ou say, but | Today in Business— ~~ _ World Report— = | nT : ne . | Urge Baby Food West German ants In Allied Folc guile ul or Adult Use Spel Trav [Congress— icilian College |Nah Census TakerlLawrence McAuley politics. A Pack End Training ongress—. {Sicilian College S I pr Lawrence McA i RY ackers Promote Products; OWS 0 d : ‘ “4 J Pitch Part Dies in His Home | vatching his Junior May Holler, Though ii ] : Feel Senate [Joes Pitch Tarly ‘ SAR yes | Is cent : wrecked. . ES T—— : jo gg 3 E | E '‘B Passin Hat : m {Funeral services for Lawrence ich make their By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor } 3 . ; oy g | |McAuley will be at “9:30 a. my $ 4 make this MR. CHUBBY CHEEKS, that swell little guy with the, 0 | S ad wen wr "By FRED SPARKS : Thursday In. the Sidckwell JUL - rganizations ever-damp pants, is ramming his fat little arm into the . wp! | p pa |: PAT ERM aA: 16] Bare Previous Arrests gs peter and Paul Cathedral, for She ad family buck bag, right up to the elbow. : | Attention Yale and Harvard: I've Against Suspect Burial will be Holy Cross. Eo hoof shall Years ago he used to eat what the rest of us ate, or| er n d ; : 'just ‘learned how you can toss A o5.vear-old census crew lead-|. MT: McAuley ed fast aight 18 else. A swig of jui \ i at : t : a big brawl without spending a er with a previous police “record” his home, 2042 N, New Jersey machines to . Wig of orange juice, a cheekful of cereal and a . A) ai | : "button. was being held here today on BOTD in Pittsburgh, Pa. in 1007, tics and bet- wad of drippy spinach. ay. owe Boch Prone Denies Menace pe re at All week students at the Uni- a, Tin Ne Se OE i ay the Ne had lived here since 1923. But no mo Tod his. [OUngsiown se TooNels T Id Mr.-Hurt- Jr. Mr. Davies | D t - Look ‘versity of . Palermo here have- | He is survived by his mother od 1 Balieve u re. ay with Co., puttiyg in the commas, and o World Peace 3 -] emocrats I aan hers ave 1935 ) Firearms i Sharges. als Katherine. and a sister, Mrs. Cars « | . . } T. | ul ureau officials ’ y . ne Su aces Just one yelp, he gets a full * ”* YO ne a WES steady! In United Nation urd L. avis 314 Pau) to For GOP Help |wearing silly paper hats and car- gaiq a oneay Ralph Albertson, Tie Peterson, both of Indianapolis. ig . J four-course dinner, right out chamber of Commerce hand. Few By United Press the Indianapolis office of Mer- In Passing Bill [Tying tin cups. Figuring they 3531 Barrett Ave. served as an Walter F. Healy £ i of Repio: of the can or jar. [others could do it. as well. . Chancellor Konrad Adenauer| pj; pynch, Pierce, Fenner & WASHINGTON. Apr. 18 OBL Yulsing moley | Tor Soue goed instructor of enumerators. They Walter F Neale ted a : ounty can't He-starts-off like-a-true-gentie- ARY-0ne-Who.can-Wrap-up-the, of West. Germany. {0-- Beane; Circle Tower after-threei— p00 atic leaders said today lire (620 make a buck). Tue hires = on, the home of his daughter, Mrs.

man, with his strained soup. [134 years of this border-bursting day that Western Europe accept! months inthe firm's invest

“Then he takes op ste oc: stufr, OWRD in two pages and three pic-' Germany as a full and equal! ment training school.

meat and veegtables, strained or nee has 19 & good. {partner to insure “the balance, Charles - Galbreath,

that they are confident the Sen-| Finally TI ‘asked ate would reject attempts to make “What's the charity?” {a huge cut in the $3,100,000,000/ “Music,

somebody: form was processed in Washing- James A. Cromer, 3531 Winthrop

ton as regulations require. Crew Ave. « : liquor and food for jeader's ratings are given on the Mr. Healy, who was 59, was

Cy - yone knows

nd offers to local

s mentioned chopped, and tops it off with pre- Necessary for world peace.” manager for the 100-office firm, 'Aarghall Plan bill. their annual spring dance,” he L pared puddings and fruits, until YOUr Mower, Madame | Mr. Adenauer made a major said both would take up their | Ag the Senate prepared to open replied. nine badis-of ssaptabiliry ests, bureay boss ne Tr on the list he goes to sleep, right there. ON THESE SPRING Sundays, Policy speech before cheering duties as account executives. debate on the measure, Chairman, Slightly indignant, I gasped: police records show the man Metal Manufacturing Co. of n the street LAST YEAR, 0 the Heinz peo- \l. YOUTe looking for the man of West Berliners in the Titania (Tom Connally (D. Tex.) of the “Don’t the people know this is a pag been arrested three times pre- Canton, O. There is no HE aC. P! the house, he'll ether be in the Palace Theater. An overflow viously on “peeping” counts, as| He is survived by his wife,

ple report, he accounted for 1.2 billion cans and jars maker.

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{crowd of 1800 invited German |

yard or in the basement. { He'll like-as-not be down in his and Allied officials packed the

of muscle- well as on traffic and investigation M3jude; a son, Robert J., Indian’

z Aa |Senate Foreign Relations Com- racket?” 0 0 d 01S {mittee predicted that the legisla-| “Aw,” he said, shrugging his tion would pass without any ma- shoulders with Latin perfection, charges. apolis, and a sister, Miss Irene

rans’ organs

than drink- About half of that he smeared basement workshep, tyme © ax theater. Jor change: b f the Senat everybody Want ne Sollege kids Captured By Three Men |E. Healy, teacher in the Indian there is an ! or unfix something. It’s the wey M ome members. o e Senate ave a g me.” The suspect was captured last i 1 1 over his face, in his eyes, nose men get their minds off their r. Adenauer promised East C ere {economy bloc have talked of re-|Copyright, 1950. The Indianapolis Times apolis public schools. aiganization and hair, or spilled on the floor. troubles Germany unity. with the West. duetions of as much as $1.5 bil-| and The Chicago Daily News |ieht by Te men who Jeporia) Funeral services will be at na : , : | re 10 "‘|they saw him peeping into the Friday in St. Joan of Arc rest of it went to make him A He ridiculed fears that a unif ; they s pe 9a m, 3 part of the The res ent to R. L. Savage, Sears local man- nified 180-250 Pounders lion. But Mr: Connally said he bathroom window at 1223 N. New (Catholic Church. Burial will, be

a little man. ager, has geared up his store for Germany would become allied

ven succeed {Jersey St.

i . is counting on solid Democratic Durham Hearin backing and ‘pretty good sup-

And nobody would complain National Hardware Week, Apr. 21 With Russia. ) in Calvary. X | ) " } The three men, William Parrish pr —————— tthe cross: much, ‘except the food people. to May .1 with special appeal in. “No one need fear the unity of Sell $16-$16.50 port” from Republicans in his 18. F > Walter poi and Him . fr NERPer They never sell enough. . fixiteers, indoors and out. Germany,” he said. “We know as Hogs moved more active than fight to keep the bill intact. Rah 20 all of 12925 N ‘New Verse Indiana PSC to Act “* > Now they're trying to teach the Besides authorizing $3.1. billion She Tk tar aa

Sears will show garden tools well as our néighbors the misery opening, generally fully 25 cents and hobby workshop equipment, and grief caused by war and higher than yesterday. Bulk good for the third year of the Marshall lightweight, such as plastic garden Hitjerism.” and choice 180 to 250 pounders Plan, the bill would provide $45

Opens Tomorrow

/St., caught ‘Albertson after a As Convention Host chase through alleys and back- ‘ The Public

an up 24d grown-ups to swipe a few of

junior’'s calories for themselves. Indiana Service

considered : ' . yards. % Bo i . s using the FOR INSTANCE they tell vou hose: aluminum drills and wheel- Balance for Peace sold at $16 to $16.50. million for President Truman's Brief Safety Board |” Investigating officers found Commission will be host here to tax exempt Woh ed Carob ey, ve swell barrows, and lightweight mowers, ce Porkers of 250 to 290 pounds Point Four”. program, $100 mil- S . E d |census-taking equipment and a 2 national meeting of accounts at pre-cooked cereals SWE light enough, they say, for the He. said a federated Europe brought $15.25 to $16. A few lion for China. $100 million for ession Expecte 138 caliber revolver in his car ants and statisticians from coms BO ot wives to use, too. with Germany as a participant choles. near 250 pounds reached Korea and $27,450,000 for Arab! The Safety Board hearing of parked * yet 3 ant missions throughout the country coatin 8, S . could provide the balance neces- ° re . refugees. Patrolman Jacque Durham on iy oy this week. meat loaves. French Fries, Foolproof as The. bs $1625. Heavier 200 to 350-pound "EST 1 i hag passed maqarnan, Jacque Durham ong ith st : Eek seth ie hat They even tell you how to liftt EVERY HOUSEWIFE who porkers moved at $15 to $15.50. i Mr. Parrish ‘told police he Pi , ook 1 andlev ttled cooked french “A federated Europe can never Good and choice 120 to 160-pound Nn Dili In somewhat different will be resumed at 1:30 p. m. to-||oked out of his window when he COUnting and statistics committee ) a jar of pre-cooked cereal and ever rattled over-coo r be an aggressor.” he said “and it > 12 Pe fcrm. Its measure would provide morrow. . : : 8 : Lhe of the National. Association of wind which turn it into a Jiffy Apple Betty. fries onto a dinner plate, knows S807, : pigs went at $13.to $14.50. Odd $2,850,000,000 for the Marshall The hearing was recessed last entered. his room last night anc Railroad and Utilities Commis had better Which in my little book isn’t/what heat control means to a 1s the best protection. against choice near 160 pounds hit $15. pian and stipulate that $1 billion Feb. 17 because of the absence of "3" & Man peeping into a window © ° . " oo cons "will be held: in shooting square with Junior. And |grease-browned spud. war. Sows shared the advance. Bulk of this t ve used to buy U. § ’ - ‘ next door. He summoned Mr. * IS. . , : N he B Co. (not seeds) He promised the Germans of o 8 must ve us > - S- one Safety Board member. Board Walfers d Mr. Hah to help the World War Memorial Wednesssmen had he'll let you know about it, out ow the Burpee Co. (no hig S Ithe Sovies Sef x ” 350 to 600 pounders moved at farm crops. It woulu authorize members. expect the resumed a "e P day through Friday. he Acheson loud. magliiS one a1] gadgeted up with red would. fight ta: gat. thor rest $13.50 to-$15. Choice 270 to 330 only $25 million for the: Point hearing to be completed within ch Albertson. Commissions similar to Indie *d China to 1f they keep nat up they es aii “The grease Z is ..hot into a united-G - y.- ACK | weights topped at $15.25. Odd big. Four program... hp ran hour after its. start tOMOITOW. . quot wr gogo nfs pe ANAS PSC in all. 48 states .Are.......cu Dy TE es soa Bap | they LR DA uaNel GommanY: weights sold down to $13. igs Officer Durham was charged JTWO Ke fers Tie “members of the association, » our own Week and Noise Abatement Week enough, and when to take them He asked Allied officials if the Steers, Heifers Up Crime after a police prisoner implicated 9 States to be represented at the at the same time. joff. West German government had ; ’ * ; 8 Acheson do . It has the screen basket, of not given sufficient proof of its! All cattle slaughter classes Senate leaders said that At- him With a local burglary Hug. For ABC Lead threexday meeting neue hii g§ the Ger- Deodorized course. and has a semi-round bot-| ° . ou ere GEL Steers_and heifers torney General J. Howard Me-| Police Department ‘officials said iL vo 1p, Binia, Wisconsin, Connecticut, al facilities - ry ati a E y , support..of.-the Western -cause-by. Were active. Steers. = | Sd RAT. SAFE ows the charges also” stemmed from COLUMBUS: O: Apr. 18 (UPy svi i Michigan,” KenFk rhe THE" STOCKYARDS “is goIng tom, no hard corners to clean. is support of the fight for Ber-|Priced strong to 25 to 50 ceifits|Grath's statement that he knows his Te to arrest 2 nai—Mike Liberati of Binghamton ul ng a and certain to nx ! Ss 8 : BW i st persons — + ' tucky, ' as the do to get Sp sine 5 Bet iri It's automatic and smart enough ; {higher than yesterday. Instances of RO nAanwide me indicate known to be wanted by Pe N. Y., and Walt Thoren of Brook- ne Representatives for. ese 10 (he oavd iz Awe] o my las P to sit right on the dinner table. Sing Old Hymn were up more. Cows -opened Shows Ranier : Says “Jobs” Planned lyn, N. Y.,, moved into a second 4). District of Columbia and fed- | Indeed, Ike Hoagland, manager Watch-Dropper He: said the people of Berlin, Sealy. In later trade they rose “Ur ev said that, in view of Mr. During a drawn-out hearing iniplace He n the Sages division of eral utility regulators also will to be soft | © of the marketing institute, is| A WELL-KNOWN jewelry store py the ovation they gave him in 10 30 cents, mostly 25 cents and yioGratiy's lack of information, it February, James S. Connor, in-|th¢ Ameticen BoWIng Congress ,itend. and abroad going to bring the stockyards is looking for someone to drop a Berlin the last two days made it “P: li is up to the Senate to determine dicted by the Marion County John Strobel of Milwaukee. ATrangements for the sessions tment can right into your living room. And wrist watch off the top of a build- plain they realized the Bonn gov- Noon receipts ap the Indian- ;nce and for all if national crime Grand Jury on a charge of being Wie Contras in Fst place Ee will be directed by Carl Cecil, acPresident- how will you like that? ing, right down, ker-plunk, on the'g. ent supported Western pol- apolis Stockyards were: HOgS, gang gainbling rings are in opera- an accessory:to a burglary, testi-|'' st p counting director for the Indiana ; uch a dan- But fear not, you won't need sidewalk. icies 7625; cattle, 1525; calves, 450, tion. Mr. McGrath gave his views fied that Officer Durham planned A soy had rnin PSC. iii : the British to spray the room, uncork the But when'and if it happens, the pg . }. yoiced dissatisfaction and sheep, 50. on the problem in testimony yes- “Jobs” for a burglary ring here. iLiverati compii y ‘his yl with gor e time has Airwick, or keep a basket of best deal will be on the sidewalk. with thé Tallure of the West to Average good 900 to 975-pound terday before a Senate Inter- Charles Price’ Webb, who was a TOT DS 0 U. S. Statement ’ loth ins (nose size) on the cof- It will be guaranteed to run after " " yearlings and load low to aver- state Commerce Subcommittee. being held on a burglary charge ® = ht 4 8. mm EE Set Se etna tt Sot TE Huse the drop, and it will be a case of Ping the German problem to an age good 1065-pound - steers lin Rush County jail when tha Ln doubles standing also were wasHINGTON, Apr. 18 (UPI-—Governs > ’ i - ” ox ; . | ¢ J : , i ) es and receipts for curs it Rg little fellow with the finder being keeper. immediate head. He sald Ger- reached $27.25. Medium to good Rivers and Harbors \hearing opened, supported Con- Changed when Mike Cordisco and Frit fSrinsve, Mn Sick Apr. 14. come | ike, thie little Jello ick Need a watch? Keep an eye Many should be discussed at the 850 to 1150-pound steers sold at _'nor's statement. Ellis Klepfer of Binghamton pared with a year ago: sincere blue eyes and a quigh open. Tl tell you if. when and forthcoming meeting of the West- $26 to $27. Medium to good light, The Senate last night passed. Officer Durham was linked {o Vaulted into third place with a oh yew a ea an aid to i ldugue, is GOING 10 do something neh ' ern foreign ministers. yearlings moved at $24 to $25.50. 53 to 19, legislation authorizing the jocal burglary ring by Webb 1224 total. Rebeipts 00. 20512.848.012 '30.12.029.947 (Yugoslav big for the meat industry. ' » Common grades were scarce. an expenditure of $1565.767.825 in conversations with Chief Rouls .. Ed Johnson of Brooklyn posted Suspius =. ... itmags TN e Kremlin- He's going on WFBM next Mon. Wall-to-Wall France Medium to good heifers brought for navigation and flood control 5,4 ggtg Spurgeon Davenport the best game in the young tourn- 2e0eit, Loo oe DORRI38378 4,597,343.136 as (D.) of day noon at 12:30 with the Gov-| THEY'RE FINALLY going to N THOUSAND C largely $24.50 to $26.50. Odd head projects. and James Rogers. ament when he started with a 151 Public debt 255.483.828.162 251.448.962.703 ernor. Lt, Governer, the Mayes : hl hig ey AL good reached $27. Good beef cows It rejected attempts by some ois ini hg then Jolie Signs ght 1 NAPOLI CREARING HOUSE l1kestock ‘eacers ' y . : .y Went at $20 to $22. Common and Senators to add new projects to seh: strixes 10 Linish with a 2i5. Hel INDIA! : 3 men from Purdue, throwing the Yve been wondering about ar" union members staged a general di rades sold at $17.25 to the bill and proposals by Sen. Parishioners to Harvest had a 649 total. Cleatings -...... : Lalo rced to de- i in the flesh, Peting in Severin Hotel's Rain- gi iio at ‘Brest today, paralyzing ho ,um Brades s a {=D %0 p y confla edible bull at you, in the flesh. cn oom. why something wasn't 4} a+ war-damaged Ny : $19.50. Canners and cutters Paul H. Douglas (D. Ill.) for cut- Crop for Church Funds! * eae nr a ei right. What done about it Dockers. railwaymen, seamen Drought largely $15 to $17.25. A ting the measure. The House al- Yitees Fortisn Serv 0 . : S, 3 ' rok i = adv i i Service | as a free could he sweeter —the stockyards,! But a week from tomorrow the and other workers quit their jobs few weightier reached $17.50 to ready has passed a similar bill yp; BOURNE, Australia, Apr.| nr detsen, as- without the stockyards smell? "Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc. is to demonstrate against the police $17.75. >aglers were active, opin gl tures of Some 18 — Going to - church / means T ‘Key’ M bringing in a crew of four top shooting of Edouard Maze, a 24- steady. Good an Choice classes $1,117,100,000. bringing chairs and sitting in| wo ey en tack-tappers who’ N r-old railway worker killed in S°!d at $27 to $28.50. Bulk com- two discarded airplane packing pp: ho’ll stage a car- yea d 3 d d d at $18 Labor pro-Soviet A RAILROAD president talked yo(.15 ying demonstration fora Communist-led attack on a Ton aD mecium moved. a to cases for 20 Anglican families J ’ and pure with an old friend yesterday over gna) ‘and Schelosky Co., local Police barricade yesterday. he, Democrats on a Senate Labor|in Norlane, Victoria, | 'mer State a clicking telegraph key. Mohawkers. |" The barricade was thrown up on pore. ore Dot enough snesp Subcommittee were reported to be, But the congregation is deter Heo / The railroad president was Roy = yr, oho 0 pretty sweet if Mo- to bar the demonstrators from oo 0% 0 Juoatione a © circulating a tentative draft of a mined not to.let money worries| Barton White, president of the got a little forgetful and City hall Today a sign was o =" 0 © Ya ea Y: report recommending that union Stand in the way of -replacing| } ited to the B. & O., and the old buddy was erected at the spot reading: * a choice wooled lambs hiring halls be legalized in the their “packing case church” with

idership. It...

; just left the carpet there. The C...G.. Schulte . for. whom. Mr, Just left the carpet there. The White worked as an operator- Severin © wouldn't 'm'ind.” And

bw A patriot who demanded

were salable at $25.50 to. $26.50. Common

and medium grades

maritime maustey. acreal-one.

planting barley

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pose to re- o bread was assassinated here.” | If they succeed in approvin The parson is - rms.—Rear clerk in Montezuma, Ind., almost neither would those tired business om M $20.50 to $24.50. Good such a report, they are Ay 38 on 100 acres of land loaned by] half a century ago. men who round up almost nightly Hong Kong and choice shorn lambs brought “C0 © TROT, | love the Shell Oil Co. After a few ite’ ick . to $25.50. Medium to cHoice P gorous dissent from 1 It was to celebrate Mr. White's for a pickup, steak and a speech. h, : . ~~ Sens. Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) and harvests in -which parishioners : , 50 years with the B. & O. His Leave that carpet there, boys, CHINESE Nationalist troops on wooled slaughter were quotable \ will help, the parson hopes to 5 there's a : : Island wiped out 4000 Chi- from $9 to $13: C des Forrest C. Donnell (R.Mo.). called b fingers still knew the Morse code. leave it there. | Hainan Island wiped ow - rd to so” ET39€S "Courts have held that the Taft- have enough money to build a iy e He sat in Cleveland and Mr nese Communist troops and moved downward to $6. 5 nat the falt-; urch : xplain why e > ‘Name Swa latest siren Hartley law forbids maritime hir- - are Schulte was in D Ind P blunted the edge of the lates ; The congregati in” hel ist in the chulte was in Dana, Ind. , . . Co : f ling halls, but labor officials have congregation... wi elp i | . * 2.» LOUIS RANDLE, president of Communist invasion of the island, | ] d : i} i i } | Harold Pp warned Congress that th 1 build it, too. | { » Faro MR: SCHULTE congratulated Associated Distributors, revealed, the newspaper Hong Kong Stand- ran g : { d [al ~Ongress hal 1neir elim- cece e —— . ~ Sale | oo the president, and Mr. White today that the Nineteen Hundred ard reported today. , ination would only lead to strikes. G d J H ! | * SY Yea i! tapped back: : Corp.. an old name in thg wash-- The newspaper said also that . . 7 - 2 8 | ran ury to ear | In our display rooms, comis not try “I well remember. the day. I'ing machine business, will’ do a Defense Commander Gen. Hsueh . Local Issues : ‘Forgery Charges ; Cn DRL : n the State started to work in Dana, at the fadeout come July 1. Yuen had served an ultimatum on Nn Ipsy ase Paul D. Wilhel 32 1’ 5149 * ‘plete services are plainly pe that he ddsk you now occupy. I shall nev- From then on it. will wear the the remaining 1100 Communists to , cs “AP asked EI od And och re. was ry : ji , Y “ x , 8 . o $ o of State , forge Dana or the friends I ame or “Whirlpool Corp.” and ial i" by tonight or face an» 99.vear-0ld woman facing American Says com oo 4 "bound to -the grand jury today priced. This makes selecting . | ! A eere little something fn 'UD Out a slick line of washers, 2°7® #UACK- © (felony proceedings on her third LS Aer eat ota" oir als under $1000 bond on a charge of : Hg : ! y tment can Bi pers Hime nly dryers and electric ironers. drunken“driving arrest today was Belt RR% Stk Yds pra... 61 -|forgery. insituted by his father. _ anoppropriate service easier. 3 in which a what can and Ry a ya or regu. And ‘when Loy makes an an- C. L. Knoerle Named given a period of grace by Judge Bobbs-Merrill com Stang On arraignment in Municipal & 3 ha 3 TA . unds it. — larly in this country particularly nouncement like that, it means Tg Buyllerdick Post Joseph ~M. Howard, Municipal Central Sova pla 4s 31, an; Court 4 today Wilhelm was °C " oly sofaguards. you from &%* feut. in Indiana. ol he'll have them in stock. Court 3. Com Loah 4% sid" gs . alleged to have signed the name oi : A It doesn’t take “pull.” -It takes ee Charles L. Knoerle has been ap-; Judge Howard gave Mrs. Kath- Cummins Eng’ com .. 0. “11 0 of his father, G. S. Wilhelm; con- needless expense, because coducti work ok ; uri pointed general manager of Bull- ryn Dugan; 5705 Crestview Dr., Consolidated Fiance 5 ofd 38 1 tractor, to a $50.10 check made 5 th pr oe, hard (ork pak, Crash Injuries Fatal erdick Rubber Co., 401 8. Illinois until May 5 to produce the person Delta’ Elec com * a oe Ilia 13 payable to himself. The warrant| YOU decide the cost. Te oe heir to ttle, PAOLI "Apr. “183s. Maxine St. O. D. Bullerdick, owner, an- Who she says was driving the Equitable Secures som 10.’ ©. |against him was signed by the| : ‘ a ‘ayside. sto “in I ai a t the Owens, 21, Paoli, died in Paoli nounced today. car whichsstruck the car of Dr. pally PRatee or 10 -|€lder Mr. Wilhelm. : 1 I top de oc of the big Para 0 the Hospital last night of injuries re- ° Mr. Knoerle, widely known in| Y. K. Slocum, 4577 N. Illinois St., Hays Corp oe we em 2 | ————————————— Qs . - ” y . C . : 0 in T celved in .a head-on crash on Road tire circles, spent 24 of his 27 last Tuesday. } derti-jones of A ofc i Official Weather — nese intel- ur Town in ype 56 near here yesterday afternoon. years in the tire business in the Mrs. Dugan was charged with Hook: Drs Co com © 16%) UNITED: STATES WEATHER BUREAU ¥ has seized INDIANAPOLIS got a two- ——— |state of Indiana and is Indiana drunkenness and drunken oper- Ind Asso Tel 2° otd , —Apr. 18— | ay : S f the Chi- page spread in “The Bulletin,” KILLER STARTS LIFE TERM director of the National Associ-|ating in affidavits signed by Dr. [nd Mic ‘Kec ‘$4 pa" 01 Sunrise 5:00 | Sunset 6:26 bs ia dit ationalist- Life-size magazine of Youngs-| JANESVILLE, Wis, Apr. 18 ation of Independent Tire Dealers, Slocum. He said he heard -a [ji5ls P&L com... Bh . 36 FLANNER . { town Sheet .& Tube Ca. |(UP)—Thomas Chesney, 44-year- Inc. . : jcrash and found his car, parked Indols FP & eae 1a Fe a ron sate fry op 8. oT PT 1's Mop-up : The C. of C.’s Newt .Goudy old farmhand, today began serv-' With the Bullerdick Co., he will in front of his home, had been {ndpls Water Co b% oid * [Excess since Jan. 1... ... .. . .. 10.68) . BUCHANAN : c y ssn NOV, together the word tapestry Ing a life sentence for the ax renew his Firestone association hit by another car. He sald he jeorson: National. ids som £9: TERE. AOUOWIDE able: SHOWS: LN COMBOER isi Simi FE iy 058 ROTI cbt ses GRE GATE BR, WHTTTAMS, district murders of his two uncles. after 12 years.” found Mrs. Dugan at the wheel of [Kingan & Co prd 7. Station eT cles: ow! *d Nation. ; : pron pects — | the other car Kingan & Co com an , Station High Low ~ re . Lincaln i at Life ‘en 103 Bostom® | liiiiririiiresirees 67 33 | £20 years ! WwW i th p $ 3 Ordered Back May 5 rR 8% Burbank #3 r , v es Inc 2 ie | 67 50 | a the pos- caay s earner rorocasr. | In court today Mrs. Dugan con- Na domes of” IH Gili 8-3 rst, world A Se | tended another person was driv-/N Ind pub 413% pfd . 0 3134 3314 Denver 88 3 . i © : ing. The judge told her to produce N Ind Pub Serv 4%% ofd 101 103% Fi Wayne . 1 49 this de- } . P Mallory com .. 24%; 28'3 py’ Worth 66 47 A. They've the other person, who he said will Progress Laundry com 20 21 Indianapolis icity)... . 85 53 : also face prosecution, or to return pup Serv of Ind com... 2 30 [Kansas City : 62 50 | nce risks. jals pros , T|Bub Serv of Ind 3a ptd .... 91 ’ ° on ‘71 6! ’ } | May 5 to be bound to the grand Schwitzer-Cummins pte ©". 19 New Oronne! Paul... . 3 i ion from = jury. i ; } 1 & SEE com . 23. 24% New York 69 57 hat Mao's Drunken driving is a ‘misde- Stokely bah ay 13 i | Qanoms ony niin . 3 3 | cow con. Feo oe oe Fanner Co $8 Bi ir En nw kiang and comes a felony on subsequent of- sute Malleabls . 8% 9% San Francisco 2 46 | [laps pre. fenses. Mrs. Dugan was convicted Dinited teahone 8% ord et {Washiaeton. D. € LH 1 Chinese last year of operating under the Unign Title LBL | mtn i iene |influence of liquor and testimony BONDS : eir devel. { A . oh Seve. {today brought out she had been American “Loan Tis 60 Ill 88 IO Sanuiaq de0:iViues e. the al- arrested for the same charge on Bastian Moriey so 61 oo... 88 oii | Qe Sa e between one other occasion. | Bajesvine Tele Co 4% 9 . or inter. San 5 on Cl om 87.50% 2475.00° ~ You Save Because We Save aS . i ? Ul JAV use Save aps under Local Produce | Columbia. Glug. 2.80" $ ings Cleaned Free of Charge MARTIN MEN'S SUITS & OVERCOATS - . pis Brass a . | preferred ETc feggte 81,1, to fae | (nants pA 4 Colt? 'e KING JEWELERS GUITARS * || $22.95 . $29.95 a Ra Olt ts So Tk 11h Dae Ua 0 Wash. bie ussite eit Wide a 2 lbs. and Leghorns, l4c; cocks! 7 — " ’ wn these dah 18 108 MOT ou Bonk Reliant 1 | INDIANA MUSIC CO. | ROBERT HALL Clothes intly that ‘| Butter Fat—No. ‘1, 53c: No. 2 50c. | Laneen amp Se fi n y i 115 E. OHIO 2 FR-1184 § _ Open 9 to 9 Fae : rv 3s [3 | — mm om——— failed to . . | Paper Art Co 5s a 3A RISK — — —| a EE in ice 3s 7 ciate such ¥Y CLOUDY AND -* Local Truck Grain Prices a a eens! 5 57 .....18 | “ST 4 simi 7 REEL | Guaranteed WATCH 1ldn’t be CLOUDY AREAS No. 2 truck wheat, Salo. | n Castle Fim uarantee - 0. w e corn, 51.42, | 1 of respon - No. 2 yellow corn, $1.26. | . | Property | Usual Low Prices : FOTOLAST No. 3 oats mie. Persona . Sell or ent i Day Service p __No. 2 soybeans, $2.52. { Fon ems [Tce | (ow 16 THE TIME 1 pays to call the | ERR our So SHOW RS AREA 1] IST HE Tl What Is It? : 11 Al Indianapolis Camera Co. | ple speak Ww AIR - oo aris MUTUA 203 8. Washington | Som? OMIILE fLow If you are anticipating exterior : a ce of this —7 THUNDER 72 RAIN painting or interior decorating— Do You Have it? 3 eee] would - be x : : STORMS V2 Zz don’t spoil your job by neglecting — : el] hat there r o Rrzng PATOFF COPE 1950 FOW. L A WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ; your roof or gutters. Have them Ask Us Grain Dealers Crarshes, lovalia Walkers : + Commu- x : =a repaired before you paint. See me Mutual Agency Inc and Posture Beds 7 . . x 4 a 2 ta: » : ’ . Byatoel TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—March lions are still roaring as windy conditions prevail over Io eo roo a ior Bd Elecric League of Indianapolis, 1740 North Meridian St Can Be Rented #4 ® WE BUY DIAMONDS © tum will all Great Lakes due to crowding of high and low pressure systems with attending warm and cold PUIG COROT : Inc. WAbash 2456 HAAG’S WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. fronts. Precipitation confined to eastern third of nation. Rain showers will fall over most sections, VERNE H. 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