Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1950 — Page 18

‘PAGE 18 Today in Business—

Pills May Make

SE ERG

You ‘Smarter’

Chicago Firm Doing Work On Monosodium Glutamate

ie in Traffic, Out of State

By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor ARE YOU FUZZY at canasta, get caught with a hand-

ful of jokers and deuces’ And are you a little slow

asks you to explain ‘‘Miscellaneous—$10"?

Or maybe you want to million? ox Your wofries may be over. They're beginning to make

pills for that sort of . thing They're ‘get smart” ‘pilis. ~ The brain-brushers have long

names. But if you're having trouble, vou probably won't remember those, either. ~ ... They are glutamic acid and its off spring. monosodium glutamate x . THEY RAISE L an. They've known that for 75 years ago when they tried them on foot-of-the-class laboratory mice. Then they tried them on not-so-bright hildren. They gained two years mental age on an average The Minerals & Chemical Corp., Chicago, predicts the making of the “get smart” pills in a 20-page booklet, just off the press, ink still damp. Glutamic acid, white powdery solid with a sour taste, may eventually be had through a doctor's prescription. But its sodium salt, monosodium glutamate, now comes in kitchen packages. ~ ~ ~ THEY'RE USING it to inten =ify flavor without adding flavor It makes a steak taste more like steak, a chicken taste more like

chicken. Then it gives you whoomph. I'm not peddling the stuff. I'm in the market. . Having struggled this far, 1

think I'll go out and get some. Then I'm going over and lick

the pants off the stock market...

TEMYOOthIV ACTOS town.

East Is East

"THERE'S A STIR of CREE RETR When

the lips

The Mapleton Business Associ, ation has been pushing hard for A crosstown bus. And the word out there is that it's no less than Hizzoner the Mayor, who says no, They see Ft. Benjamin Harrison busses and the Indiana Railroad busses, rumbling northeast toward the Muncie area, but they can’t understand why they- can't

BEAAPII AS 10L F508 heen sold in

Crash Injuries Fatal | To Ft. Knox Man; 2 Killed Near Corydon

Five Hoosiers were dead today as the result of traffic accidents. Two were killed in crashes hatch a scheme to make a outside the state. A Ft Knox,

It I Cost More Ky., man died of injuries suffered IT WILL PROBABLY

on the trigger when the boss

COSt. The dead are: more to go places this summer, Raymond H. Morrison, 30, New in your car. Albany. - Gasoline prices are almost sure Miss Wanda Ingram, 16, Campto go up. They hale been ab- pellsburg.

normally low since last November. When you get a few miles out of Indianapolis, .you begin to fort. see the difference.

Ernest W. Ross, 32, South Bend.

Mrs. lima Cresap, 45, Frank-|

Jimmie Hubert Alsip, 29, Evans-

“Demand makes pridex. "And ville. we're making cars. like mad. William -Smith, Ft. Knox, Ky. Ward's reports estimates that Mr. Morrison and Miss Ingram when Chrysler gets over the were killed when his automobile

strike hurdle, weekly production left Ind. 35 near Corydon ard i5 - expected to pass the all-time crashed into a tree. high of 153, 000 cars and trucks. Two passengers, Charles Morrison, 18, brother of the driver, and TIRES wis go "up 10 to.15 Miss Rita Ann Beck, 14, were per cent, Seiberling already has'taken to St. Edward's Hospital, tipped its hand. And you can be New Albany. They are in critical sure others will go along. condition. But that won't ‘stop Americans Dies of Injuries from sizzling highways all over = Mr. Ross died yesterday of inthe country. juries suffered nine days ago We like to go places, no mat- when he was struck by an auto-

ter what it costs. And we go mobile on a highway near his home. Slow but Sure Mrs. Cresap was killed when 7

THE STATE is.getting ready to the car in which she was a pas-

pay laundry workers who Jost senger left the road at a bridge wages in the jurisdictional dis- near Springfield, Ky. and catapute last vear. pulted 20 feet into a river.

The Indiana Employment Secu- Mr. Alsip was the second outrity Division reported today that of- state fatality, He was the withdrawal of an appeal to yesterday in a collision in 8an the Indiana Appellate Court paves Pedro, Cal. the way for payment. Mr.

But as. for how much theyll ing ‘in an Evansville hospital of

Five Hoosiers 1 |

in an Indiana highway mishap.

Killed! |

Smith died early this morn-| ©

get, that will be up to the State.!a skull fracture received SaturEach case will be weighed sep-/day in a crash on the Boonvillearately. And that will take time. New Harmony Road, one-half Sunday Dinner ite, tas of Davign. i ony, 1. MOST OF THE chickens sold a (ne driver of the car i yoilie over. butcher counters show P vei Campbell, 9 both “of oe

on Sunday dinner tables. nox. suffered t nse the Sra oot the. yentuniiok reported: wi

In- i, diana, but not all of th crashed "wien ft em aaten tiate a curve.

here. Some go out of the state off MERWE two Tot to Chicago and eastern markets n e. two local men were]

But if you were to take a look injures in an accident last night

at the average Indiana dinner °" u. 3L table, you'd find glistening, brown Sons were hurt in a collision at roast or fried chicken. 46th and N. Nlinois St.

Notice your own. See for your- William E. Davis,

self. Umph Man

1152 E. with a broken knee and head cuts suffered when his automobile was

K-F's

have a crosstown bus of their JOHN H. DILLON, merchandis- in collision with one operated by own. Ing boss for the Kaiser-Frazer John Heid, 4840 S. East St., three nn Sales Corp., will unroll K-F's pro- miles south of the city on 31. THE EAST is. east and hard motional blueprints before the In- Burned on Hands, Face to reach, they say. And the big dianapolis Sales Executives Coun- zi. oid suffered burns about yellow ‘busses wouldn't add too ¢il after dinner in the Marott .),'} nde and face when the Kas much to heavy trafic flown Hotel tonight tank of his car caught fire as R The association is meeti-t to- He'll tell how K-F plans tolaquit of the impact. The Heid morrow night in the 3 St, launch the sales rocket on the ... wae destroved. Branch of the Merchants Na-/new “red car.” He's Indiana-ed-| John Russell Perkins 40. of

tional Bank.

They'll probably talk it

ucated, State Teachers’ College at over Terre: Haute,

5134 Kingsley Dr., was arrested

and Indiana Uni-lon 5 charge of being drunk after

u iled to nego-|

3

and four other per-!

Hogs Rise 25¢

- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Geneva Stunts Specialties Given At Broad- Ripple High

The Geneva Stunts of Butler University had its special features at Broad Ripple High School Saturday night. These modern hula girls do quite all right inn the barefoot are of dancing. The Delta Gammas are (left to right) Mary Sue Jacobs, Indianapolis; Laura Theis, New Albany; Carolyn Connerly, Greencastle, and Gloria Speer, Indianapolis. They were all members of the cast of the Fiji

Frolics.

Shriners to Celebrate 671h Ceremonial

The Murat Gun Club will be one of 10 ailormed units of the Shrine celebrating the Shrine's lard E. Ty dings (D. Md.) said the pares Donnell, a 67th ceremonial Saturday in Murat Temple, The program includes a parade through downtown

Ninth St, is in General Hospital streets, beginning at 1:30 p. m.

The Murat Shrine will hold its 67th Ceremonial Saturday in the Murat Temple. More than 5000 Nobles of the Mystic Shrine from throughout the Midwest are scheduled to at-

tend . the one-day ceremonial which will include a parade through downtown Indianapolis. Potentate A Marshall

Springer will be honored by. visiting Shrine dignitaries from temples of Dayton and Cincinnati, O.. Terre Haute, Ft. Wayne, Evansville, Chicago and Hammond. Hadi Shrine Temple of Evansville will bring several hundred uniformed men to participate in the parade. The parade will move from the Temple at 1

south 30 p. m.

Indiana Stocks a and Bonds

along Massachusetts Ave,

Ss around the north

Pennsylvania

the Circle to Meridian,

Vermont, east

north to Michigan,

Pi units wi

the Temple, formed

down Market, east segment of north to Alabama,

t. to

to and east to ctures of uni11 be taken on

the steps of the World War Me-

morial building a

fter the parade’

MONDAY, APR. 24, 1950 oY

Kappa Kappa Gamma had its fling, too. It was called "Out

in Arizona.” Here (clockwise) are

Joan O'Neill, Logansport; Nancy

Osborne, Indianapolis; Betty Fiddes, Detroit, Mich., and Ruthanne

Huff, Indianapolis. Butler YMCA

Senate to Probe Security Tests

Seeks to Determine Their Adequacy

WASHINGTON, Apr. 24 (UP) — Senate investigators today set up a special unit to examine the State Department's Security Division and determine whether its procedures for weeding out Communists are adequate. The special unit was created at -a closed meeting of a Senate Forreign Relations Subcommittee dn vestipating-rharges hy: $ R. McCarthy (R. Wis.) that the State Department is loaded with Communists. The unit will consist of Sens. Theodore F. Green (D. R. 1.) and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. ( R. Mass.). Subcommittee Chairman Mil~

move has “nothing to do” with any derogatory information received by the legislators. He said

it is merely intended to determine whether the security division's procedures and staff are “ade-

quate.” Attacks McCarthy The administration, meanwhile, took the offensive today against charges by Sen. McCarthy. Secretary of State Dean son went on record with

Acnea de-

‘nunciation of Mr. McCarthy's at-

tack on his department as “mad and vicious,” a “filthy business’

and YWCA were sponsors.

of the trash which has gathered about the Department of State.” It was ‘vicious madness,” he said, to attack the loyalty of emplovees who are making heavy sacrifices -and in some cases, risking their lives—to serve their country in dangerous and difficult times. “The department is manned today, as it has been manned in the past,” he said, “by able, by honorable, by loyal, and by clean- living American men and women."

Mrs. Bess Donnell

Services Set Today

Times State Service FRANKLIN, Apr. 24- Services for Mrs. Bess Donnell will be at 2opiomctoday-in: Friehd's-Funeral Home. ‘Burial will be here. Mrs. Donnell, who was 73, died Friday. in. Memorial Hospital. A talented musician and vocalist, she was a member of the Pres‘byterian Church. ~ Mrs. Donnell the wife of retired mail carrier who died a“ year ago. She is survived by a brother, Albert

was

Ww. Bronson, and a nephew, Dr, Morris Sellers, both of Indianapolis,

PRESERVATIVES FOR

‘PROFIT MARGIN Grorce S. May Company

Business Enginetning

Prelate Saturde CINCINN -+ Members hierarchy fr will come he funeral of McNicholas, 300,000 Cath nati area. The silver had ‘guided t! poral welfar Archdiocese tury, died 8S: The Most vanni Cicog: gate to the “celebrate the mass at 10.3 St. Monica's “neral sermon the Rev. "Ig head of the osophy at ( America. Church bel to toll short nounced that died at 7 p. ing period w Paul Liebold archdiocese, Archbishop tive of Kilm: became widel his work in fo gion of Decer formed to im of motion. pic Consecrate he became A nati in 1925 after he had Rishop of “th apolis.

Willian Rites T

Services fc 713 N. Kin; 11:30 a. m. West” Sixtee Home. Buri “ _morial Park WAT Yesterday in .sawmaker, } years at KE. retired in Charlottesvil dianapolis 3 member of tf and the Ga odist Church Survivors ters, Mrs. A apolis, and Speedway, a .W., South F H., Indianap

Mrs. Ben Services fo ton, who di home, 1103 | be at 1:30 p. 1 W. Moore F will be in Cr Mrs. Stratt

1 wa meee that threatens to undermine the i under their new president Wil-|Versity. b Ae. 2 Hemiiten Me G : a lifetime res TE Lani no ph "| Mayor Feeney will present $50 automobile collided with one oUks br. hy Raia Hamilton Mf fx 5 o nation’s foreign policy. Central Division She Was a 1 0 d May operated by Herrod Carr, 57, Home & T 5% ’ President Truman prepared to et nard Knoll. who's moving to Co-/avings bond to the high school Greensburg, at 46th and N. 1ili- american States ro N ri Avior na 1a 152 afend the entire loyalty program | Tessring Sidg. Chicago 6, M. minister Pre lumbus, Ind. |essay winner on “Selling as al .is St. Nl C ive [4 in AVrhire Colieries com 4 121, fod” Asso, Tel 2 pid EL, end loyalty prog : Established 1973 Surviving Career. Wes Lens Carr. 53% pastors Avies si rd a 102 a 104'z | Ind Mich’ “lee atx otd 104 0 3 a peek herore the Peder) jamin O. Sr.. i ] 43 Lon ve 3 } ar Association at 8 p. m. (Indi- A s Monday Music Employees’ Trust in thé Carr automobile; is reported $17. 50 Top Paid EL Pom” ae ton we 1 anapolis time) Mig Aw » CRP RS ' » ; Bobhs-Merrill 2% LM ' 1 9 m y : ) Se IF NEWSPAPERS don't Hit . gy y KRAFFT, Monarch Buick In fair condition in General Hos P Ty Vid tan... T {naps Water Co 5% ofd oe*. Wo The loyalty program- its sue Williams, Mr their voices and tell the world vg. now taking a look-see Pital with lead lacerations and For 150 Head o cle Theater com ........ a te s fd 10° a. Cess or failure. seemed more cer- Mrs. Virgini they had a hand to the oar in last through Europe, just presented ‘71 Posaible soiernal. injuries, Seolt 1 fully Cummins Ene” com CIB a cco pid Lite: som oh 2 7 tain than ever to become a major Robert Milli W rices tod: ‘8e r , 99 or | i J year's bumper crop of prosperity, employes with profit-sharing trust Carr. 11, another passenger. suf- Hog pri toaay ro w ? 23 Cummins Bhs “rhanace 5pfd | 98 102 Lincoln Nat Life 100 © 104 * issue in the congressional elec- Jamin O. J they'll be missing the boat. certificates. fered shoulder and leg bruises. cents in the Indianapolis Stock- Delta Elec « , 11'a 13 Marmon-Herrington com By 6" ‘tions this fall. Stratton all The figures tell it best. Last year Mr. Krafft's company Mr. C gr and Perkins also suffered y; qs. - ooh Na Ho neve! Ar 3% Auivelnn NUgry po: WT or grandchildre Newspaper ad space climbed kicked in $45 3.128 to the trust. .. minor bruises. i CRETE FAA EWE lly _Finance com y NAL tomes. of - 100... 404 re pre Ae vi ae See children 14.3 per cent in the year, and th Five-year-old Billy Foster, 1328 Ro = HOLE Brad: veg Hass Corp. rv w SE PA pte Rd RB, res Beso Sanity Dros hy re bi LA : advertisers who got the cream of k (Central Ave. was in fair conds-|IE 180 to 23h Pounds sold at 1: —# 50, un ey fis ota RIE eat last ni he. oa 24 ns Jefferson the business spent $445.015.000 to Judges Pic ed tion "in General” Hospital with a to $17.25 a hundred pounds. uU. S. Statement or Re wlarter he ere Rites for get it. shoulder injury after he ran into. The extreme top price, $17.50, ; BM record” at the annu: 8 f. V | 3 24 IU Jover: 35 a é nual banquet of Ww. They topped the slick and fancy On Poster Contest the side of a car in front. of his was paid for 150 head. Weights n i eNoton, A ak {OP Gove Te ide 17%. 19 the American Society of Beko rman magazines by nearly a cool $5 Judges in the annual “Clean-Up home this morning. Police said from 240 to 290 pounds moved at BScal year through Ape 20. compared with 85 [nd & & Fo ons ie paper. Editors i : | Burial will by ” Ui Ee rm a 1 Sp They Paint: UP FIGCUP™ campaign pos- ‘the automobile was operated by: $16.50 to fT Quotations “from” Expenses $ HEE 380 3. all 280 24a. Siokeiy: Ae pid ; 1 Hr The Secretary did not mention Mr. Kellar x i Spa Be act Yast. |T8l contest will be Wilbur 4). Peat, Isidore J. Jordan, 52, of 2237 $16 to $16.25 were paid for 300- to Berit A 2.385:124.911 Tanner & Co 5'a% nid ". 015 Mr. McCarthy by name as he Friday in a esp merchan itl 8. ¢ John Herron Art Institute; A. L./Central Ave. The driver said he 350-pounders. Gas Balance 300000 nid 514 on te took up the task he had set up in Olden Cou y My Nps are 4 } lo ne ro Spencer, H. P. Wasson & Co. and, was slowing down for a traffic] Pigs from 120 to 160 pounds Gold Reserve “30.346.391:684 34.334.207 869 Union Title ’ ss 61 for himself: “To clear away some J a reident of lowing . R e put Harry Sharlow, Wm. H. Block Co. signal when the boy darted from sold at $13.50 to $15. Choice i i i , *Ex-dividend . erin - years. paper page. But it isn't bad ar 180 < sol INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE BONDS music for a hard-to-get-going| Entries will be judged Thurs- between parked automobiles: grades near -160 "pounds sold. 0 5 K.020.000. Allen -& Steen 3» 8% - Mr. Kellar : day. E. W. Eddy and George P. —— ttt slightly higher. Choice 270-10 Debits S2L610.000 20 0ioon hoan 4's 60... 08 >] of the Bridge Monday. n | a — TT Am r 2 coven en v y . -__|Farkas have charge of the contest Offi | 330-pounders moved at $15.50. American Loan 4'28 60 ....... 98 Je Surviving i it icial Weather Ame . s. p . stiar Morley 88 61 ....... 0 aes Pai Ad it’ R bb |arrangements. The contest Is con- = Jipp crates WEATHER BUREAU Steer Prices Higher Local Produce rte re de . : NGE four daug! air mi obbing |ducfed through Indianapolis high -'_ oT Sir se enles ol - - em Dr ers Co dian ...v.s 23s Ceasar, Mrs. Gas Station of $50 schools a, 31 Prices on mimetous sales of Freier map tl hditin Ch or Com Bide ts Linda FOR RELIABLE COURTEGUS SERVICE Edith Peter: TERRE HAUTE. Apr. 24 (UP) Cash awards of $25. first prize; precipitation 14 hour sending 7308 m 13 steers and rer rose 25 to 50 3g Grade B large, 26¢c and no gr 23¢. Hamilton Mfg Co 5s 6% ...... 98 . phine Kellar, 4 ‘ “ Apr, « $15, second prize, and $10, third [otal precivitation since 1" 2%icents in active trade. Medium under 4a Toe Sand ‘Lesnorna 4c cocks Sirens ind Tei alas 81 .....10] oe liam, Thoma —- Two youths admitted today io = 0 TC Fo ed the win. FACT since gan 1 1036 21d low-good races showed most gq hake oe = Leshorns, Tec Columbia Clup 2-58 63 "97 1.0 Guaranteed Watch Repairing TWIRLING of Indianapo , 1 Athert Ind. p ! ‘ mn. Tie following table: shows the fempera \ \ than No. | qois Srass Alum 8s A + .- p they held up an werton, In vers hy: George Gable. co-chair- ture mn other cities advance A load of high-good utter Fat 1 sde: Ne o ( ina Paint & Color a 64 ... 99 . BATONS ‘ ) h YW \ ne “ fndple Public Loan S« * filling station and robbed owner = 7. 0 Indianapolis Chamber a High ht and low-choice near 1125-pound Limestone 4%. 73 B4 Y, REG. $5. ONLY Maurice Bl Spencer of $30 five hours of Commerce sponsored campaign. AE steers reached $28.50 Local Truck Grain Prices | [hao “Rains I , JPWELLRS w 4 " » ONL ————— earlier, Chic ve $i Several head of choice light- __ _ Stors Telephone Js fo" , State police detective Harold ARMS AID HEAD CHOSEN Cneinnait ai %% weight steers brough 530. Naver No. 3 truck wheat, 2 10 - Sa me : os ‘nos? 103 ML ILLINGIS ST. © 15 E DlaMA music 80. rary Roseberry said verbal statements WASHINGTON. Apr. 24 (UP) Denver a 41 ‘ous good R00 to 1150-pound steers No 2 Yellow cor n, Hn Paner Art Co # . . or Ind Dust North of Market St. ‘ dent of India 2 na B Rn al John M. Only, 30-year-old New Ft Worth ‘8 35 and mixed weight: yearlings sold | No 7 voybeans. $2 60 action Terminal seer mM EE ——— ‘Mr. Schwa : 21. and Bobby Lee en Yorker, will become the new head Inapls ty) : tm 60 2 $28 Medium and low- ae FE sre E. NN. Q ! tie aE th were] |X Ter v Ww Thaple” Cita 7 60 at § to § ec a ov S— SHERWIN WILLIAMS at—his—hom : } uropean arms aid pro- Finest i) 70 good heifers moved at $26 to CROSSWORD PUZZLE | Has a Paint fer Saturday. | questioned as they returned an!gram, Secretary of State Dean Mpls. St. Paul .- 38 3% 1827.25. Medium heifers sold at $24 | , Every Purvose dianapolis 3 auto. to a rental agency. [Acheson has disclosed. Mr. Ohly i a on 8 a to $25.50 i ; Costs Less! member of t They were questioned after Mr. will succeeed James Bruce, Balti- Ghishoms city n i Cow prices strengthened. some _ Answer to Previous Puzzle THE INDIANA TRUST CO. t ‘7 hon It Lasts Longer Surviving Spencer told police the masked more banker and former am- RtiRiren I 4 rising 25 cents. Good beef cows National Flag (AEN 117 K Washington 81. ret: two br . men pulled a gun on him and fled bassador to Argentina, who has San Urancises CS A lsold at $21 to $22. Common and | ar enna pe EAR IE (RIN woh or. Viratmia Ave. dif sWathy, Sh. | " - . s HALEY A Sis prs, td ‘twWoitoTe NRE, meres soa T eR ged rrp saints nts {RRO on gohan pasa ed ium brought £17.50710 "820.50 ; ELAR NIELS bE IBIALT re ————— roma “ — Maurice, and Se _ ——Eanners—and—cutters—sold-at $i5 HORIZONTAL 3 Volume RR db AS HY es LARGEST SELECTION mmm A 4 all of Indian “to $17.50. : 1 Depicted is 4 Virgigium of Linoleum in Indiana 2 J T ol ay’ S eq er 0 ocas + Vealer prices held steady. in the flagof - Sr) dat RUGS from $2.39 LOANS : ames ). active trade. Good and choice 7 hie nation S Roman oy Look for the stare with the big red | = : ‘Burial of J sold at’$27 to $2850, mostly $27.50 produces ital iy » = ® WE BUY DIAMONDS ® died Saturda \- up. Common and medium sold MUCH-m—— TOeean. He (05F Diihrmmendoi2)0 * HOOSIER —* fw WOLF SUSSMAN INC § Werges St., v > at $18 to $26.50 oo 13 Shuns 8 pio SIEICEIBRRIEEIDI TINIE IO] PAINT & LINOLEUM CO. | = NADAS GTON ST Cemetery W J } Sheep Untested 14 Soviet river ar. rt 7b SIOIRIATINIATLIL IE I 211 E. Washington risa 1S iTON ST. 3 be at 10 a. m 15 Kind of muffin 9 Mount (ab.) TIED) SUH Extablished 49 Years (HI Peac po Inadequate supply hindered anv je nricical 10 Prejudice i eace Chape J . . shee , - on 7 n ve ~~ Maries: were “saan rade AN exercise 1} Auseond W Cuaranice, by iia avi] . You Save Because We Save Monroe, had ‘classes were sal: F steaidy| yg t 2 Orator : B D d | 0€ oW Iprices. Good and choice wooled 13 oaePl in 17 Chaldeancity coins 45 Retired e buy Uiamon MEN'S SUITS & OVERCOATS He was 63. wm lambs would bring $25.50 0 $27. 93 Male parents 25 Excited 37 Least 46 Painful HIGHEST CASH PRICES $22.95 i. $29.95 es urviving Common and medium were worth 21 Posed 28 Robe of office deranged 47 Inferior « n e |$20.50 to $25. Good and choice pp geker 27 Jumping stick 41 Prince 52 New Mexico STANLEY "Jewelry Co. J | ROBERT HALL Clothes his wy Kat shorn lambs were Quoted at $25.50 93 [talian river 28 Adam’s home 42 Pain (comb. (ab) ) "a Wash. Lincoln Hotel Bide Cor Sendte, Ave 4 Macriand st. rot or Eh or more. 24 Trim 33 Stirs form) 54 Preposition napolis. ] Medium to choice wooled 27Nobleman . slaughter ewes were quotable at 29 Proceed | OXYGEN THERAPY Samuel V $8.50 to $12. Common would bring 30 Hypothetical | This Equipment Can Be Rented at will B £3.50 force HAAG'S oe : rates of receipts were: 31 Giant king of RII: a ; Services f Ni stimates ¢ « ts were N : Y Hogs, 11575 tie 2300 calves Bashan 5 BIG STORES 402 N. Capitol Ave. New Augus! 50% 4d sheep. 125 32 Earth goddess 87-39 S. ILLINOIS ST. Days Phone Night Phone p. m. Wedn Be ADA Saeps to . 33 Its capital is 25% FE. WASH. HE WASH. {hh 887 AT. M73 Maore Peace ir 346 W. WASH, 1063 VA. AVE. be in Crown ChAT VEO uDY AND Bronson to Speak 15 Burden Mr. Wilson . . . % 3 — f the CC AREAS 38 It is —— the . G d WATCH o f10uay On Socialized Medicine Baltic sea Watch Repairing uarantee Church, diec : o MIA Charles B. (Chuck) Bronson. 39 Sodium Accurate — Dependable REPAIRIN Usual Low Prices home. He wv . FO TOLCNAST ~———— . Republican candidate for Con- (symbol) Quick ‘Service—Moderate Prices 2 Service |. Mooresville. LEGEND seein gress, will deliver a speech on 40 Employ 9 near New Au . , gress, mploy | * ussm RITE'S i Falk SCATTIRID I Tule socialized medicine tomorrow 42 Otherwise * Wot St shi an, 10s, | VELL SHOP Surviving id SHOWLRS Es. is AIA night in the ballroom of the 47 Container I . Washington oy 43 S. ILLINOIS ST. “ May; four d Cromer? ORI TLE ~~ Flow | Athenaeum 48 Aggregate 2 : a, Jesret); Mor emp ata { The meeting will be held at 49 Prison a A. errett, Gre Storms [jean | lgisp m 50 Greek goddess Ra 3 Harper, Ind - : : A = _- anéé s: 51 Coarse herb oO e el § M RIGUSPATOFF. COPR 19S0EDW.L A WAGNER ALL MGNTS RESERVED. WATER STAIN RROREN - di sons, Wood : AD Aleminem Combination apolis; Willi Residents in the 3700 black 33 Exhortation Storm Windows and Decve To TONIGHT AND TOMORROW—More raip is forecast in the plains of the Midwest where oC tn ov reported a 56 Abhor Nt - New Augus ¢ F h limited to New England, the southeast and Far po : NO DOWN PAYMENT! || Ross; one bi gram; are already at flood stage. air weather is limited to New Englan southeas # broken water main in the str VERTICAL Small Monthly Puymests 1 N ST anapolis: a si t. The predicted Showy rain and thunderstorms expected tonight will foctin along the air was causing water to bubble up 1 Pacific islands Call MA. 5554 141 W. WASHINGTO! - A Jhapolie; a a ts, through the concrete. 2 Reluctant . | dren.

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