Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1950 — Page 30

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Indiana CROP Meeting to Be Next Week

| Lt. Gov. Watkins ta Head Parley Planning Overseas Food Relief!

Rh eEoREOAY APR ote 100 Extend Tribute fo Rabb Prices of J AS seme emenitee Slump Under Heavy Receipt -

Leaders at Testimonial Dinner in Club More than 100 businessmen, church, labor and civic leaders attended a testimonial dinner in honor of Judge Saul L Rabb at Declines Range Up . To 25 Cents in Stockyards Trading

the Columbia Club last night. Weakened by heavy receipts in-

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Jobs of Dozen State Sheriffs

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~~ Mamma Baffles § Restaurant Men

How to Get Her Out of Her iitchen Is Their Problem

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor TAKE THAT aproned gal who sizzles your chops on the kitchen stove. She's got the restaurant men trying on

Fifteen speakers paid tribute to Judge Rabb as a “true servant of the people” and an.“ . OER ani The affair was sponsored by the Beth El Educational Institute udge bb has been . : - a» Se Ra years. [8 lawyer's judge and a people’s The toastmaster, Julian Free- . ?

Terms of Only 80 End in 1950

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straitjackets, and getting measured for padded cells. The Indiana meeting to plan A aoup Indiana sheriffs were man businessman and president | Harvey B. Hartsock, former Drive They've been fighti e with for feeding the hungry overseas serving five-year terms today be- or the Jewish Welfare Associa- president of the Indianapolis slow early trade, hog prices today - Drive In y ghting a running battle with her for ’ = 25 cents in th ing the war, they| : will convene next Thursday noon cause of an Indiana Supreme tin ‘said: |Bar Association, sald Judge dipped as much as 25 cen e By CAR years. Duri g » WEY sembles, cotton ticking for mat- In the YMCA. = Yr Court decision. “In Judge Rabb we have the Rabb “has not become intoxi-/Indianapolis Stockyards. “Receipt . NEW YORK thought they'd won, on red tresses and synthetic fibers. Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins, state The decision, written by Justice type of public servant that well cated with power because of his estimates, made at 12,000 early, because Billy (T! points. All of this happens in the textile chairman of the Christian Rural {James A. Emmert of-Shelbyville, displays government at its best. position but had used his posi- ood at 10,775 at the Soon count. 8id the Kid Yught after. ti |division down in Winnsboro, 8. C. Overseas Program, or CROP, will a held that successors an be’ Good government gives us the op-/tion for the administration of and choice 180 to Braves made it ght after the war they be in charge. The meeting will 4 elected to 80 sheriffs who took| portunity to operate our business justice.” : pound butchers sold at $16 to . a nine-run rally coaxed her away from the aish- Catch It, Keep It open with a luncheon. , ’ office Jan. 1, 1940. but that 12| without fear and gives our fam- . |$16.50 early, as picked shortened blow. pan she never has liked. | IF YOU'RE in the 100 block CROP. collects farm prodicts| - ‘James Hynes sheriffs, whose terms began Jan.|jljes the protection that is their Max Plesser, attorney, de-|loads reached $16.60 and $16.65. Gordon, who | «-But-let-things-- tot N--Tilinols St Saturday -at-3 [fom riral communities for dis-| oa am. 118 uld continue in office dye” scribed Judge Rabb as a person Quotations were $16.25 and less a homer in the Fighten up a Hit: oo DR eq tribution to Mungry—and needy! foteet = gk tuntiF 06 prior for Fairness WhO “never-broke-a-pledge.' in later moderately actite trade. . Btook-a-perso tle. ‘and she'sTg on the herd with 2 Wateh overseas through church a liries Fatal ’ The decision interpreted 3 oo] R Jett former Other speakers included Rabbi] eights from 250 to 300 pounds — et right back in . if The program is strictly operated stitutional amendment, ratified in| es ariel, tt William P. Greenfield, of Beth-El moved at $15.30 to $16, Slaughter Durocher, who PE vorslion But if you're smart, you'll do for those in need who cannot buy TE ry Uniitey States District Attorney, Temple; Charles B. Feibleman, at-(Pigs weighing 120 to 160 pounds during the winte) a little fast fielding, nah it like food for themselves—the refugees, : |sald: itorney; Miss Jessie Levy, former sold at $13 to $14.50. lard Marshall a

terms to four years from two,'and| “we always know when our

pitching hamprovided that all 92 terms would clients come before

burgers and po- head of the State Women| Sows sold fully steady. Bulk

a pop fly Judge Rabbrawyer's Association; Rufus Kuy-|good and choice 330 to 600-pound-

Just back of second the orphaned, sick, homeless and And it just hap

To James Hynes

base. : aged. All CROP food is distribut- : Blo sakes like Vaugtian Monroe, here with his ot 15 Europe. Atle asid Attica on ot begs a end on the same dates. that the root of the trouble Will kendall, attorney; Jack Gunnell, (ers brought $13.75 to $15. Choice shall Jove 1m by pro. entire Camel Caravan, playing the basis of need, without regard, Son of Police ounties in which sheriffs’ be discovered and the best de-of the Chamber of Commerce: 270 to 330-pounders reached $15 ted f She kes Io the Indiana Roof, will go over [UF race, creed, or nationality. of: Hurt A 5 iets Were SXiended Were ji cision possible will be mags for|w. 0. Beard, of the United and $15.50. Weights from 625 to Soul or eigh eat out, u ’ : : . cer uv ¥ aviess, Delaware, Henry, Law-ithe benefit of both society and Brotherhood of C t |700 pounds moved. at $13.50 and . t . { | o arpenters and : o another roof, the Lyric's, and See Continued Need | P rence, Montgomery, Noble, Posey, the defendant.” [Toiners: of ne Pe = less. As for Sout

she's married to a guy who usu-.

give the little wrist ticker a blg CROP's sponsors (Catholic Ru-| Funeral services were being ar- spencer, Tippecanoe, Wabash and; Mrs. Arcadia Balz, former! Judge Rabb, who is a candidate] Cattle Prices Steady thusizsm knew

lly GORY. tr. Wengil heave-ho. 2 ral Life, Church World Service, ranged today for James Hynes, Warrick. Oddly enough, the sher- State Senator, praised Judge Rabb for renomination for Judge of| Prices remained generally fully since coming t He complains IT WON'T N ATTER * it and Lutheran World Relief) de- son of Police Capt. and Mrs. !ff in each of those counties is a!for his method of handling sex Criminal Court 2, expressed his steady on all slaughter classes of opening series o he can't wear house slippers, bounces on the concretr i cided to ¢ ontinue the co-ordinated yy, hael Hynes, who died in St. Republican. |cases and sald he was a moving appreciation for the tributes and cattle in fairly active trade. chief topic of « concrete, It's a church relief program in 1950 be- Written On Appeal factor in the adoption of the new pledged to continue to operate] Load lots of high-medium and the club's “new |

‘Lot T “We've got the now to back up ing.” he said, “V a whole lot toug a year ago.” The Giants « nonading of the after Johnny Sa fident that vic

take off “his goat, or open a’ can Gothic Jar-Proof, supplied by that cause the need for doing so con- Francis Hospital last night of png gyupreme Court decision was law dealing with sex offenders. of beer and hook his heels over on:the-ball jeweler, David E. Ta- tinues. It is graphically illustrat injuries suffered in a traffic acci- written on an appeal from Han- State the rungs of a Kitchen chair. ya), who snatched the give-away ed in reports from Western Ger- dent Apr. 8. He was 24; cock Circuit Court in the case of purr said: . BH right out of his showcase stock. many where 13 million refugees Sh y . : : u h 3 - ¢ Mr. Hynes was a gra eriff Edwin L. Kirkpatrick, who « if, to secure el : - HE CAN'T GRUMBLE out loud The “pitch” is the pitch itself, have been thrown upon the mercy Cathedral High School ate I took office in 1949 and sought a AS» Judge, Julge Bath due regard gt Jaye » po p . ss slipping a to show that the watch ca ake of a 8 Qra B a n-| 2 administered that office in a way Te82 Y - a y conscieither, about ‘the hoss slipping in take of a shattered economy and many giana University and had com- four-year extension of his term. ,, ous,” he said. nephew onto the payroll through a four-story wham without un- are exposed to malnutrition, star- ,j.ted two years of work at IU Hancock Circuit Judge Samuel Of. at Has been 3 EuDrems service F—— the stockroom door. curling its mainspring. vation and disease in poorly pro- medical School. He served with futt ruled that Kirkpatrick ‘was 1p our CommumniLy. But it's a treat for his galley 80 If you want a watch, and visioned and ill-equipped refugee|ine Infantry in World War II and NOt entitled to a six-year term. Called ‘Peoples’ Judge’

the court on a good government low-good 950 to 1100-pound Sen. Robert L. Broken- basis. steers sold at $26.25 to $26.50. “I would rather not be a judge Small lots of good grade reached $27 and - $27.50. Common and medium lightweight steers |brought $21.50 to $25.50. | Small lots of medium to good heifers sold at $24.50 to $26.50. |Good beef cows brought $20 to $22. Common and mediums

Funeral Directors Hald

glave to duck the dirty dishes at are a little low on dough, here's camps. least once a week, and eat in the know on how to grab one You see he eats out about for free.

collapse—so

[saw overseas duty. He was a| In reports from Japan post- vember of 8S. Peter and Paul With an opinion of Attorney Gen- cutor,

far cathedral.

The high court decision differed. Sherwood Blue, former prose- Annual 2-Day Clinic commented upon Judge]

jeral J. Emmett McManamon, in Rabb's “vast knowledge of crim- Hoosier embalmers and funeral

{moved at $17.50 to $20. Canners

and cutters brought $15 to $17.

three-run homer man and solo r

style. war economic once a day, except Sundays and Be there, and just stick it in staved off remains an immedi-| "He is survived by his wife, La- Which he ruled that an election na] Jaw” and described him directors gathered at Indiana Odd weighty cutters sold at $18. Clint Hartung ai the fest of the Lime lines up No. Paris Fir 80 home, a inten) in a Jmpast Verne, his parents, and two sis- FOF Sresist show he held. in eath’ 2% University Medical Center today nu iedium 2d god Samant mas son came — a strong for home grub. o rat of radical social cha - ters, Miss Evelyn Hynes and Mrs. ndaiana’s counties 8S year. i . 10 to 0 margin. About 300 of the state's res. an oi t other TPMic post war chaos as well as jonny van Benten, all of Indianap- With McManamon’s opinion as Local Issues jfor 31 SRN) {Wpuiay Shuts bulls sold at $1850 to $22. The hin [ taurant men are going to t0S8 oT GL of ey natural - disasters have caught| ge : guide, election boards in all ET | - Participants in the Embalmers Weiguts sol ier 1500 pounds to score a 7 to! their troubles ints a hat.in the ooo C00 ed Income Countless millions in the tentacles’ He was a member of the Sigma COUNties put sheriffs on the ballot STOCKS Bla Askeq Nd ~ Funeral Directors Clinic, Hs 8: Se Head “ Phillies, evening . .8everin Hotel today and tomor- "= 0 ot famine. In other countries mil-| Ny social fraternity and the Phi i? the May 2 primaries. American States com # which extends through tomorrow, ealers sold steady in active Philadelphia. Bu w, stir them up and pick out™ s - inne efi rg orf of fmities have - been . Fe: PP pi Ambiguous wording of the con- Ayrshire Colleries rom 2 trade. Good and choice moved ars rm : . ( ; re rhs Beta Pi-medical-fraternity. yrshire Colieries com .. 10 11 include George A. Kraft, New Al- vived a three-rur They like to let their imagina —— g Ge - - - + e Georg , t. $27 to $28 tly $27.50 gne question at 4 Hine. tions ro Th : INA quced to" a- lite of-want-onamsubeopE RSE wil-be-taken-tomor- Siitutional amendment was re- Loo 5 Et SY 48 pra ou eit : a A. , forsriat-- “although he wa The answer man will be there. !/0n8 romp...They..invent...They.qupeistence-tevel-until the WOFld row to the home of his father-in- SPONSible for the court Fight: 1 Bite ee le te Pl RC Slug-o1:-/hany. president of the state board Common...and. medium brought... Bids indudi He's George L. Wenzel, the “res- Fake gadgets, some mighty use- .o0,ing economic balance. law, Rudolph Price, an Indianap-| _ Notwithstanding any other Booou- Meret piameian ior Ho (Of embalmers Xe igen hat GB ng ~ ‘taugrant doctor; —from— Austin, Wl... nie : Er rei Eri : [provision hereof,” the amendment Genizal Sova... «iy; Raymond E. Needham, Marion, In sheep trade, a load of good ; Tex. He wrote a book called Take is G. M. Nie, Hunting- I Sisuiere ox cd Pe fi Pleasant ine, “the shertff of each county Com Loah pra 32 ig of Indiana. Funeral Di- and choice 97-88-pound fed shorn sin Rg “The Menu Maker,” 1000 pages {on an is son. Dr. Louis W. ndian "mers : - y., N. Dr. shall be elected in the general Sunmins Eng com .... 20 rectors Association. /western lambs in No. 2 pelts * : on buying, cooking and serving Nie. the prominent Indianapolis malely 50 freight Sars Of 100d for Mihi Pol arranEeatency election held in the year 1950.” Comsolidated Pinance s otd 98 19 | Also included on the program reached $26, which is 50 cents Forlio and 0) J for the public. phychiatrist. They cooked up the o id ob egtolp pes) have not been completed A clause at the end of thi pens tod Bue 5 pid... 34" 7. {are addresses by Dr. Hilton Ira higher for the week. Other - a wher po bn om Choe ns. uname. however age ot RUSSELL LI Coney Chiugy pon Lid sus toma get, Got § Rote vas HELL CUT HIS talk-pte into !n the family back yard. ars en Mrs. Emery Pottorff any sheriff in office Dec. 31, 1950, Family Pinance 5% ota’ ip’ {ary Selence; Jerry 2. Gordon, Co.jand choiCe Woolsd Jamibs were Ba: four pieces, (1) how to keep food The name tells you what it js, ecutive Committee members were : ‘who. shall have beers elected (OIL R0 w .. |lumbus, O.; Prof. 8. Kent Car- salable at $25.75 to $27. Com- secutive victorie cost at 40 per cent, (2) how to A Vertical cast iron fire pocket Gov. Stricker, Ropojary chap. Rites for Mrs. Ethel 8. Pottorff,| "a. for a period of less than Her i jsone, Philadelphia, and Charles Toon and medium would bring the siose of the ; o . y y 8 » . V J ! : get volume, (3) how to Keep pay- Hien with cherry-red charcoal, pen; Lie 2: RN alpina, or R. R. 10, Box 307, Vandergrift tw, consecutive years -immedi- k Co e 10 ilton Newcomb, Chandler, N. C. $ a, + atte at Rud Pasem) rolls at 25 per cent, and (4) how With pegs to hang steaks sidewise : ob 1. Holland Rev. HM Rd. will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow ately preceeding, shall continue ind Gas & Wat £o com 2 $9 to $13. W he Dot b Ind to teach employees to save and In their own wire grills. Dr Ralph L. Rolland, Rev. 11. 2. , po 1/in. said "office for the four- d Mich Elec 4's bfd 1 ‘Mrs. Sall Sulcer 0 : eights 140 pounds ure, ~nc., was if ) There's no dripping. of -fat in Hauter. vice chairmen: Larry In Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill in said office for e four year ndpis fa Lom 32 . y and up would bring $12 and less, of the day with Waitresses who stick. thelr red- the fire. no burning of the fingers, Brandon, secretary, and Lee Pat- Chapel. Burial will be in Washing- term eommensing Jan. 1, 1951. adois BA Ltn’ 8 wh Rites Tomorrow {Common and medium were quot- In addition to 1 ers ins the glasses And those steaks —y . ‘rick, treasurer. ton Park. ASS Ol Md WAT CB SR yl i eq. able at $6 to $9. Bulk shorn ewes collected a doub! halled fing rs nside the glasses) And those | steaks yummy, MG committee members were Pont wht was #1. deine paitien based his suit on adols Water as | Burial for Mrs. Sally Sulcer; 71% yore salable at $9 to $11. a and coffee cups, gE ® hy Rr char or. Frederick 1. Hovde, L. E Mrs. Pottorff, who was 63, died the contention that he did not|i{ieson National Life 1 Edgemont Ave., will be tomorrow ge hi plate down in front of your give coal flavor sealing in the. robust _°I h ' wo. yerterday in her home. Born at , .|Kingan y ie oe Nl J . The Pittsburj them trouble - ,n Julces, Hoffman, Albert Finkel, Hassll Leavenworth. Ind. she had lived Suality. fot Hancock County Sher | ineoln a Qo om:.... ww Le afternoon in New Crown after OPEN 12to 9 P.M DAILY only five hits, bi Then when she leaves the “bad Up 3 Times Li RL in Indianapolis for 39 years. shell until the Domine ould not Mase AsppAR So i $i services at 1 p. m. in Mount Paran Ito 5P.M SUNDAY of timely Cardi 8" . Cy 00s but- | . 8. EL § , by-| ’ 2 | ome Ing ........ i 23 Baptist C : + Whe t. Louis, 4 to 3 Te a sweetness THE BUSINESS FIGURES the Dr. Cleo Blackburn, Rabbi Mau- Cer aa jae pr R101 ten Yours on iH, of, 2 a ER TR Gallatin, Tenn in St. Louis. - and sunlight. A tip-coaxer, Census Bureau harvested in In. Tice Goldblatt, and T. R. John “giving” are her ‘husband, Oo . i he i £ q Pin Bory sn otd 1g) a5 Mrs. Sulcer had lived here 38 KROEHLER Pirates notched But their Number One target diana last year and shipped of to $00: 4 to attend the Emery 8.; a son, Martin G; two ® Wor years: in L1e DHOVISO rosie Layndy som Ln : fn 31" vears. She was 79. Mrs. Sulcer fifth on a walk, for today is still getting the little, Washington are. coming back All are expected to atten his Eranddaughters Cynthia and means official years, which may dubSery"of Ind com... 3% 3) died Monday in General Hospital, Living Room Suites Eddie Kazak gal with the wedding band out of slow as molasses. meeting Thursday when this go oo. "one gister, Mrs. O. M.[OF may not correspond with cal-/gow Gear Too com Drill 38w | Mrs. Sulcer svas a member of E ially Priced Razak of the her kitchen. And that, they tell But there are a few straws in Year's CROP plans in Indiana VanCleave; and. one brother, endar years Justice Emmert's gehyiaet;Cympins tds 330+ 1%,./Mount Paran Church, Indepen Specialy Leics Schoendienst's | | ’ We ™ a . - me. is like making the mountain/the wind to give you a hefty hint/ Will be Yevoshimendea A ee Harry Wilbur, all of Indianap-|decision said. (Seine @ a's ora. a ii} dent Order of St. Mary and $149.50 Pirates to their come to Mohammed. as to what goes in the counter- elected for the Sygpa Se | “The appellant (Kirkpatrick) | tokely-Van Camp pf 1% 1" Charity 17. the ninth. Clift : " y 3 - . | or . Cup That Cheers Rid Sagb fegister SPITE: \Rumper of Tt world Mrs Willie Hines vas sles 1 said office Jor bod re Haute Malieadls un ow | Surviving are ar aunt, Mrs. EYE IT FOR STYLE SE Te } hunties (not Marion) $ a Service ve cial years immedi- ¥ 8 Machine Co... o [Moriah Patterson, Irdianapolis;1See the gorgeous n ew hurler since

eve- showed a 300 per cent increase Relief and Church Dec. Union Title 61 and two cousins, Dock, Gallatin,|

COME HOT _SUMMER tor Mrs. Josephine ately preceeding midnight, lon Title 0 000 : singh. thire'tt 55 iy a tinkling between 1939 and 1048, groups will be present for this ieee re Pipe 31, 1950. ‘The fact that he did not| Ex-dividend ON land Willlam, Tulsa, Okla, styles, luxurious new fab- started. a lass excuse me—aluminum su meeting. . " ualify until about 10 a. m., Jan, Allen & Steen se wo ZAZz II: | [ e parade ( g « q merican Loan 414s 60 |. William Neal ries, harmonious colors. went on and on

. IN 1939, busin died Sunday in General Hospital

tumbler sitting on the arm of a ess was still weak PO © ''1, 1949, cannot have the effect American Loan 4las 60 THIS 18 THE MOST lawn chair, "and wobbly from the depression, Shell Honors will be at 1 p. m. Saturday In ¢ extending his terms of office,” Batessi Rites for William Neal, 418 N. | BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE 2 pkees Rud 3 It's the cottage cheese trade needed a lot of the sunshine of Jacobs Brothers West Side Justice Emmert said. | he West St. will be at. 10 a. m. Fri- KROEHLER HAS EVER wy Day ( that did it. confidence, and a few bottles of 25-Year Employee Chapel. Burial will be in New —_— es Ha ¥ IL DESIGNED : 108 $00 he ol REI EVEEY RITA OWT RAS TROY. AORG rrr reser ot eg Ve CIOW. eo NAS, Clara Etter ne Burial willbe tn iN ’ NOW more than ever before Ted Eo hit been selling. cottage cheese, 10 But it was in 1840 that it hap-- William Robert Stark, A native of Drew, Miss Mrs. . mn wg dal will.be.in-New. Crown... TKROEHLER is your assur--§-- Ris TIrSt Of the" ounces, in sets of eight colored pened. Remember, that's when we 28th St. has been honored bY Hines had lived here 13-years. Services Arranged 1nd ~ Mr. Neal, who was 40, died } ance of value. - ok ch a drawn dluminum tumblers. started slipping a few planes and Shell Oil Co. for She was 40. She was a member Mrs Clara E. Etter. 602 Orange ind Is Rajlwars 51 . Monday in his home. A resident § $35.00 Allowance for your Y Borden's Maplehurst, Horna- guns to merrie England to “keep a quarter -cen- of the Baptist Church. St., died today in Methodist Hos- | [auestors telephone oe 8 lof Indianapolis 39 years, hg was : : day, Roberts and a few others the front over there.” That un- tury of service Surviving are her husband, pita). Kuhner Packing 43 80 8 {born in Scottsville, K¥. old suite on a new Kroehler b found’ they were set for a solid bunged the cash barrel with the firm. Willie: a son. Wesley, and her services will be at 10. a. m.N ind Pub Serv. 3%s 1311111108 107% Surviving is his father, Bennie, TRADE IN TODAY eight-weeks run on cottage cheese So the 300 per cent retail boom . C.- L. Kluck, mother, Mrs. Geneva Jackson. all gatyrday in G. H. Herrmann Fu- pubic Ml Ce, 105 107 Indianapolis. Rev. J. G. White once they sold the first aluminum had a lot of war. dough in it. Indianapolish di- of Indianapolis. {neral Home and at 10:30 a. m. in Traction Terminal 5s 87 ... 1s Iwill officiate at the services. AMERICAN r. We can’t expect it to re vision manage, i {Sacred Heart Catholic Church. | Semis mi——————— -30aine " = there always, pe it A an presented Mr. Lawrents bowie Bivision 20H will be in 8t. Joseph's Local Produce rod FOILS RAINMAKER FURNITURE INOIAX POY ow HEY! M iD. main head an oulders ahove Stark “with a A me Cemetery. £7 ws pT Curent zeecipts, 95 lbs. to case | ‘NEW YORK, Apr. 20 (UP)— 950 Pendleton Pike pC Sh 2 SAN RR A RE » = LE ) pa eT CEs REE (is dr! COMM, 3 pe): nde. = a A : 1g ERR ¢ if ; x 3 alt WEN Tr rpiben Ta ERE : : Hg » Bt, where some 50.000 a day are. ~~ mets company bany, al Lig FR thy A ey spoiling” another attempt boty } ticking - off the. line.” They're Official Weather employees.. Mr. Mr. Stark = jjyeq here 30- years. Mr. Lewis pois bane "are. three sons Butter Fat—No. “1, ‘bic: No. 2 soc. bard clouds into dropping showers: . - see OOP > With StaY-pUL Vegetable rrp wp: ER Stark completed 25 years in the .. : W J Surviving sons, — tem mere \ t. , Louis ave i UNITED STATES WEATHER “BUREAU Teinterence service ~and of ca was. .A._machinist:_with the New. , .thur.Kiemeyer;.Jerome I..and - Detfolt . . . . — aps ‘ ance s ic Tic y i y ¥ v y yw + [a a+] fl ofc nnn ro A lll \ . y of dow nia | Se ————D We . i. : .. Marc York ( entral Railroad. August C. Etter, all of Indianap- Open Daily 8 AM. to 6 P. M. fan Saturday Until 1 P. M. } Ph aderhis } One of the out-of-town dairies ~ gr 5:01, Sunset wan Service departments. in March. Surviving are two daughters, gic’ three sisters. Mrs. Rudolph A ashington » o FO | er _ ee e—— i : so —— ® ——— tl tte ees = Ss; A 813 S, Mrs. KR S) Boston ca hi Te rt Precipitation 24 hours ending 7300 mT’ UJ. §. Statement Mrs. Margaret Bailey, New Al- gcheper and Mrs, Edward Trimpe mi) . Cleveland ee thing re hit the dairy trade since goal precinitation pince an. 1 2 81 :. 9 y bany, and Mrs, Hazel Williams, poth of Indianapolis, and Mrs. A ‘ . NATIONA tg ' oe | ene A TL — Jeffersonville. Patrick Bientz, Cintinnati; one : ‘ ’ the eskimo pie: } rare TOIBRING. title Shows the venipera: WASHINGTON, Apr. 30 UP Govern, “+ gervices and burial will ‘be -8at« brother; Phillip Moss. - Indianap- RR . To Tt er a a } n Boston ..... Tires and Towels Atha” | High Low ent fc en eee APHID © yrday in New Albany. |olis, and three grandchildren. J - st ou av Ce . . : Boston . “s8. J 48 This Year Last Year - : isemm—— — —————— hiladelphia THE U. S. RUBBER (CO,, which Burbank - ‘ 13 Expenses § 151.002.168.606 § 28.315.032.3%4 a rooklyn .... has & big inner tube plant here, Shichoy 111 fg Goes Seales Taig CROSSWORD PUZZLE. Shmureh fools you. Cleveland eeirear ‘ 3 Defic i. 1.941 438 330 N33 35a : : Kew York .. TT Fl LU rrr enver errr AS n 841 559.27 J 3 § . 3 -_ You think it makes tires, and Evansville ..... # Bly Debt 235 363.301 882 231.422 9a0.08 Answer to Previous Puzzie . ; GAMES nothing more. War. . do] Garden Plant STETATL] > : AMERICAN But here are a few of the other [idiananglis (City) i 1oINDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE : a3 IRIAIC [A ’ INDIANAPOLIS hings which bear the U. 8, Rub- Miami hits Sun : AIRLISIOILIAIREARIVIS] : nneapolis “at = fui Ro, label a yarn, extra Rinneanous st Paul ® 5 DE ecm eerie HY HORIZONTAL 2 Operatic solo A a a) CLUB ! BAG BALLS Louisville at Tol oun: ironiug hand covers, fire. Skanes city 8 3 Local Truck Grain Prices 1Depite 35eime (ab.) : : $ : S— ; New Yorl at Bos ng suits, asbestos - cotton Gmana 54 Yi Cems E——— EL ‘a ® . ; BLN . . n Detroit at Clevels fo AH FRETS, © ETON FINRA San AR apn NO RAINE Ke WDA RROD: Coc gn LES SCIENLIAC 5 Sailor's tale Hog lL Genuine R. P. Roy or Bob Hagey "a Setest, wh rayon suiting; dress goods, denims 38° fiancee, BN th No La corn, $1.38. "| name is — 8 Meadow te EA EY 1 5 wo oO AB oa le sim esr a AR RON : en- Washington. D ee No. } oats. TAs. icol mouse AMOR A © £ ¢ for sportswear, bedroom en. Wa hington < FR W411 No. 2 soybeans. $2 52. Jrieolar 7 Symbol for MID} GALLEN [1] STEP DOWN TEMPER NOW S 50 ' Brock a fri: Xe 11 Surgical iridium EAR RATT IE ST HA - | 2 icaso at Cinct Today's Weather Fotocast instrument 3 Scan Indian ELYRIA ABIES EEL SHAFT IRONS Cb Uabureh a Bt. 13 Classified mooth an ; RESULTS . | ‘14 River island unaspirated 28 Long-necked 45 Burmese wood Set of 5 Irons. sear issevnnens .only $1 6.95 : ¢ b AMERICAN ’ ’ | 15 Pastoral 10 Arabian gulf aquatic bird sprite anaes Votty I | 17Individual 12 Woody fruit = 29 Hardens, as 46 Ireland DRIVER-BRASSIES “Andfomidas. 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