Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1950 — Page 12

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They're Eating Canned Beans Toddy—

You Fight Fat Lying Down

Plastic Pajamas Sweat It 2 Off, Manufacturers Promise

Good and Choice

| By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor . { LAST YEAR'S SUMMER slacks a little snug this| 180-240 Pounders | spring? | Sell $16.75-$17 |

And do you feel like a tight-wrapped mummy in those! Hog = prices “today weakened, . some falling off as much as 25

: ? suits and dresses you put away last fall? cents per hundredweight in the Then you're padded with winter calories, ripe and ready Indianapolis Stockyards. for the spring battle of the bulge. | Good and choice 130 to 240- ~ Fat’ f ter. K .|pound porkers sold at $16.75 to at’s mice for winter. Keeps|y ot on Saturday nights to see a $17. Weights from 240 to 280 you warm. But you can't show, never grew much. Didn't pounds brought $16. 3 to $16.75. ./want to. It's still 300. Only one Prices from $16 to $16.50 were shed it like an old wool sweat thing ever got any bigger. That paid for 280 to 325-pounders. Pigs! er en the Sul biging Av shine, was the cemetery. from 120 to 160 pounds moved at, ¥ s 8 ssw $13.50 to $15. * down, ounce by ounce.” That's no MR. WELTY, a man with push, Sows -sold steady. 44 fun, in his face and a get-there jaw, choice 330 to 550-pounders moved ~-Lhis. year they've come up With giqn:e eome.stzaight.-from.. Apple.at. $14. to. 815. Choice. 270.10 330. . short cut to boyish flat tummies Creek. He took the long road to pounders brought $15.25 and even and delarded hips, . his polished desk, and soft-rugged $15.50. ns office in Indianapolis. [Cattle opened generally fully YOU SWEAY IT OFF Ten: 23 tig cave by the way of Wash- Steady in active trade. Times carriers get ballots from movie cowboys Jim Ellison (left) and Russ Hayden . . . to

home, right in bed. They ., vinyl pajamas, tight at ington, D.C., where he took his Higo Boo] Seer bron! 3a » on whether Western stars should kiss girls.

to §. > b ffic st t the collar and ankles, let no air break-in job as a tra Dent medium weights moved generally

| te Pes leave you'dripping, and B2 ears ago. Hen Sowa soi at $28, although some held at that Named Secretary V te Down Kisses Red Cross FY The idea came from those track through the Potomac basin, pirce. Bulk medium and good 0 pocket-sized, filmy thin raincoats. then out here, bringing a heap of Ee and at of Lumber Group To Be Honored Ever notice how they made your experience, a warm hand and a pS g wy VR, skin sticky and moist? genuine liking for people, every- “<"° Somebody did,. and decided to body. capitalize on your discomfort.

Good and

Junior Red Cross teacher

Ae a Heifers to $31.50 Lumber & Builders’ Supply AsGood heifers were salable at $27 gociation with offices in the K. of

| mixed yearlings and heifersqjanapolis 13 brought $22 to $24. years, was re-

Exercise Suits. You can do a little exercise in Family Supper g them, or just plain sleep in them 8 Good beef cows were steady at cently associated #9 } XA L fam- i and your weight comes down. You THE FLETCHER TRUST fa $21 to $22 with young heifery with the Travelcan prove it on the bathroom ily gives you a nice, easy feeling, ‘kinds reaching $24. Common and ers Insurance Co. scales, like an old pair of house slippers. medium grade cows went at $17.75 and was for-

kiss girls on the screen.

The Times carriers who were representatives of each guests ‘of Lippert Screen Guild =chool in Marion County Productions last night of Heldo-

hot stove. get that feeling in the bank. “Irish Cowboys.’ But I'm not saying so. That's. They're having their annual shorn western lambs averaging and received its Milestone Award 23 test cities from coast to coast.

What the makers elaim. And if [dinner in the Athieilc €iub Tues: 96-97 pounds and bearing mostly for outstanding service in 1948, Earlier in the day, the cowboys

Jou want fo ingot for yourself, day night. But if I Know the No. 2 pelts brought $26.50, a 50-

‘ Fletcher Trust people, ‘Supper cent hike over yesterday's best ye pra ae Group to Meet aunt promise you w thing. pg wil be-a better name, quotation. for this grade. Wooled Ernie P le Sto | The results of the nation-wide Fast ar Slow? THEY'RE HOMEY people, sim- lambs, on hand in limited num- poll will determine the endings of THE FAST-OR-SLOW guess- ple, quiet- talking, faithful. ‘like bers only, were considered steady. y the first six movies made by the ing game, confusion at its best, your grandfather was, or a Good to choice wooled lays In Ma McCall's pair. Alternate endings have been will get the starting whistle Sun- favorite uncle, were quotablbe- at $25.50 to $27 y filmed . «With Betty Adams getday. I think that’s what makes the Small lots of good grades ting kissed or not being kissed. That's when clocks are set Fletcher Trust Co. So strong changed hands at $26 and odd If youngsters favor kissing in Association will hold its ahead one hour for daylight time, among the thrifty. lots of common to medium sold "the national poll, the pictures will annual conference here tom From then on until fall we'll 14 ¢opaq years to build up that at $20.50 to $25.. appear on the screen with Miss Mental hygiene and chi be asking railroad, bus and air- kind of confidence. And it takes Slaughter ewe prices ‘emained

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Written -by Close Friend. of Columnist Adams in the “love” fadeout. If

line stations, “Is the departure . .. 1ike Fvans Woollen Jr. and unchanged. Medium to choice “The Untold Story of Ernie most of the youngsters vote it's time fast or slow? Bis late father. were quotable at $8.50 to $12. Pyle,” a compilation of every- silly for a cowboy to kiss his girl, the 10 a. m. session in the And even after we're told, we'll Price tags on common grades thing that has been written then the love ending will be dis- War Memorial Building. repeat it a few times, just to Campus Campfire iread downward to $5.50. Good . carded. make sure. to choice shorn éwes were eligible Aout the famous war correTHE BOYS WHO made the 4 290 $10. ; spondent, will appear in the May | aeql Issues . THE RAIL ROADS don’t fuss’ grade, took their IU sheepskins Noon livestock receipts at the issue of McCall's Magazine. - fat noon .in the with time. They stay put on Cen- out and got masters degrees in Indianapolis Stockyards were: The four-part story of the —Apr. 26— Athletic Club. tral Standard, that's our winter the School of Hard Knocks, are Hogs, 10,375; cattle, 1450; calves, nation's most idolized columnist STOCKS Bid Asked New developments in the

is written by Lee G. Miller, the American States com

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as has-been its weary custom. ity Securities Cor M Miller's * desk p., and Verglli 1g¢h St. was G r. iller’s es that : . iaken to General “copy” came, by mail or wire, DoRaolidat Jed “rlnance 5 ord No i nm

The Riley to Cincinnati will leave at 8:20 p. m. instead of Reed, fpearch boss of J. Waller| Hospital in: serious condition from wherever Ernie happened Eastern Ind Tele 5 ptd ... 8:10 p. m. That won't cause much Jorps will De tot of husinias after his car hit and broke a to be Equltuble Securities com trouble. It lets you be ten min-y, 8 eens utility pole on W. Michigan St. “pul, iiles tell the s fa [thoroughbreds on hand for Dean|in front of the Coleman Hospital le Brlicles te)] ihe Story Of}fari Corp oid utes late, . a {Arthur M. Weimer's come-home today P the Indiana farm boy, the news- famlton Mic ot : ; . : n party. They include: a i _ paper cub, the. aviation editor, Home T & T 5% potd .. wASp THE FLORA (rain jaedel Mrs. Nell Leonard, 36, of 14 N. his marriage to his beloved Took Asso. Bl3 a PR. JOHN K. LANGUM, vice

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YOU WOULD NEVER have ino some big know-men, will be itself. says the National Geo- “Lee, I've been in a terrible PRD Serv dis bd 101 103%

Rnoi nO i 8 Pp “ae guessed it when Ye was a SUN- in there prying and pitching the STaphic Society. Real coconut milk Slump, as you doubtless could see PTR Dery ay Oy

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They'll still have some of. last Receipts 20.991.617,483 £32 1945, on the -island of Ie Shima Ind po Tel 3s 15

That could be any boy. But lobby talk will be old John L. creanie TO" 1S CLEARING HOUSE now buried in Punchbowl! Ceme- Pubiic Seryice hs 18 Waite. “ . 19 ‘this one happened to be Harold LeWis himself. . [Debits : $15.056.000 tery at Honolulu ction Terminal 5s 57

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Carl W, Nagle has been named . -8 secretary-treasurer of the Indiana n ow 0 ovies sors from 20 high schools will be 8 ; awarded recognition pins by their , pupils in special candlelight cere-

It's nice to welcome an Apple on 4 . : They call them Slim-You-ettes, Creek hoy in this big, wide town. © $27.50 Siam te good grades p, puilding. Actors Entertain mony in the Red Cross chapter Hollywood Pantaloons (that's for He'|] feel at home here. He's like Moved at 324 to $26.50. Common, Mr. Nagle, a house at 6:30 p. m. Monday. hips and legs only! and Ideal the rest of us. and-low medium lightweight resident of In- Youngsters, Take Poll

The ceremony will be held in|caused the housewives woes here Cowboy movie stars shouldn't connection With a meeting of the is jailed, on charges of public inJunior Red Cross High School That's the opinion of most of Board, a group composed of two

Preceding the meeting, a dinner

oO sie One load of good to choice fed the Junior Chamber of Commerce They are making their survey-in Mental Hy: signe od 's 87 Pittsburgh suspreesreeteves JF 8 San Fra co . . a1 43 51

The Indiana Mental Hy

velopment will be emphasized at

“Phychiatry for Everyday manding officer of District Needs” will be the luncheon topic Indianapolis ROTC instructor at the Univer- diana World

He will outline the cadets following formal

Bureau of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare, of which he is! receive the Junior Chamber Commerce aw ne

27 Topeka and is widely known as a ¢ Capt, Robert D

The Rev. Dr. E. Burdette Back- the grand jury by Judge Alex

has ’ a _ . Union . 6 . Youd \ . ; he went to H Huddl { No Jiu wheat, $208 greatly on that personal, homey “Ng} 4\dtng > ! us, pastor of All Souls Unitarian Clark’ in Municipal Court 4 today. school, al eat uv Qe ,| No 2 yellow corn, $130 Tou, r the wg. and, oe ond, 0h & Steen soo PS Church, will give the invocation. scrubbed. i Co No. 3 oats. 75¢ . when see my favorite phrases Ame can Loan 4'as 60 Lo There he THE STATE COAL dealers are 0. 2 soybeans. $2.63 ——ioe Or lines cut out it gives me an Bastian oa Lon aso Afternoon Session

~&t-the-committing-a robbery -in_-another

av awful inferiority complex, s c r g played on the .month.down- at French. Lick. u. S. Statement I ihner Fertilizer 8s 58 Mental health problems “boys’ side” of then T-can't-loosen- up -and-write. ch-oi- Com--Bide -4ivs diana willbe discussed ? . But they won't be talking about — — Wit} v » or freedo t Hamilton Mfg Co 5s 65 : — , the school yard, WASHINGTON, Apr. 26 (UP Govern. With any ease or eeaom at cyiizens tha Ter 4'as afternoon meeting by Dr. E. Ver- ‘residence ) the pet chipmunks. or the bluejays: ment expenses and receipts for the cur- gil Columbia Club 2-58 63 . ; ” 5 until he went on which pick peanuts out of the air” ant fiscal vear (hrough Apr. 24. com Cl dpls Brass & Alum 8s 56 v5 non Hahn, Indianapolis taffy pulls, pic- gg oat : pared. with-a year ang: The Times columnist was Killed Go Paint & Color 8s 64 99 psychiatrist J a is ; Z « Pr 5 9 Te 0 ., pics and Nay. n the formal gardens. Expenses - $31 935 207 22 20 by a Japanese sniper in March, {1§°[ Public Loan 2 64 Frank Fairchild. India

rides. 5 . Aapli " Surplus : ttorney, w hy i )is- 00 o Then he found Mr, Welty TY a at ynder ther oon Defic ‘Bal 1 PEAT "in the Tacific. Services were held ii Tho ai pS lez ei aii oy hey der Fond of to on est) those giggling girls were pretty lars. The guy who'll have the Bibiic Debi 255.471 001005 250 400 8ay ois on the lonely, little island sev- Kuhner Packing 43 59 ‘ - arge. } lose gIZgling girls were Pretly on position in the platform and Gold Reserse 33441 OAL 4 BAIT 1 week 1 his body is Nad Pub Serv. 31 nt De Armond, Indianapolis neuro- — . mice, after all. eral weeks ago and his body i Paper Art Co * Tees psychiatrist, and Dr. Richard

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Auto Sends Span Into Fall Creek

And Breaks Pipe Under Structure - By DONNA MIKELS, Times Staff Writer | HUNTSVILLE, Apr. 26—This chicken 'n’ dumpling town bee 'came a lunch-meat-and-canned-beans community today. b i The town's supply of cooking gas was cut off yesterday wien a car careened into Huntsville-Pendleton Road bridge and sent the |ancient iron structure crashing into Fall ‘Creek. ow i The gas lines ran right under the bridge, whicl which is halfway between o uaville ang Pe adie | toxication and leaving the scene that connects the two Madiso of the iy Daugherty, one of unt Some snapped late the investigating officers, said esterday afternoon, just as| William Helms, Fortville, was arBouse ot of this community. or Tested in a Pendleton tavern after 2 |the accident. 400 and nearby farm wives were vin ring "spe Rs ria Be, is 00 14, 1S time today service still had not from Hun th pridge be beer: restored. he started across ridg! scraped the north side, weakening

Grocery store proprietor BES i the structure. Then smashed into Dillon Sid be tod act ne of the west end of the bridge.

{fects of the utility breakdown at a the counter. of his general stor?, | iome ten lets THe scene Sgt rH atin dou Saat utes later th Wegener a " ture buckled and fell into en selling an awtal jot of leaving ‘Helms' car suse

canned stuff, lot more than creek, ete usual, " he said. “Cold meat, too.” pended from the abutment into

“He said a lot of homes use “the abyss created by She Sollapse, accncty ang some. of he, aru Pig Rv a Hp and ives = Have eval amd wood donned boots to search the icy | ters. In the midst of their | “They've been helping out the “2 other folks, fixing things like ‘search they learned Helms was

he coffee and oatmeal for breakfast seen .in Pendleton SE Dauga’ goaay for the ones who use gas,” erty and fe Rovert said. Stewart arrested him in a tav

here. eile state police of Pen- there dleton post said the man who

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Official Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU —Apr. 26—

| “Sunrise 4:53 | Sunset oh r itation 24 hrs ending 7:30 a.m. “ot high ik Units Set | Fetal lelpeahon since Jan. 1 .... i i» Ext .“:

85 since | The following table shows the e tempera

Y ther cities. . ) aa : It has 4 Twenty-Year Club, It's to $20.50. Canners and cutters merly assistant rado” at the Universal Film Ex- will be prepared and served oy "Slatio ll Righ Low BUT THAT'S water you'll have what the name tells you. You brought $15 to $17.50. manager of the change. six boys from the home ig a Jose, And he fulnme you stagger have to. stay 20 years to get in. Vealers were steady in fairly Merchants Asso- | In keep with the national trend department of Washington H kL o the drinking faucet, you.cap o “Flet ol » active trade. Good and choice ciati He lives 62 1 t of the School. ; 1 % : But a lot of Fletcher people have, 3 ciation, He lives against kissing, per cen e vero 38 put it back on. They'll do the trick 134, That's nearly half its em- animals were quotable at $27 to at 3665 N. Colo- Mr. Nagle Times carriers voted against the Lee Krebs, director of Junior Washington Review BL 3 fas st, ’ you By go thirsty. and ployees. : $28.50, mostly $27.50 up, but held rado Ave. cowboy “vice” and 38 per cent Red Cross, Eastern area, and Dr. Scheduled Today Bl Warne cr prendre [1 m not sure that's good, anyway. " .. at higher asking. Bulk common He is secrétary of the Indfan- gave their approval. E. C. Richards, national director, ty ore CY reneinng BT 40 These sleep slimmers will be J, Bt over at Flee her Dust Co and medium grades moved at $18 apolis Christmas Committee, Inc, Taking the poll were Hollywood of the Junior Red Cross, will be The military took over Wash-' Ranses OM) podem 2 at along any day now. And the om loves ied. ‘There ft iv a am to $26.50. Culls sold downward to a member of the Prentice Presby- horse opera stars Jim (Shamrock) discussion leaders at the meeting. ington High School today. The Minneapol: st. Paul S35 28 makers claim they'll melt you iby DY <-grown-up together. You * : terian Church, the John H. Holli- Ellison and Russ (Lucky) Harden, Ce — campus’ and adjoining athletic yew York popeeeeennienes 38 48 down like a chunk of butter on ast p 0g Wooled Lambs Limited day Post, American Legion, and teamed as the oma City Ban

field echoed with” martial music

as the school's 87 ROTC male san ADLOnfo lioness cadets and 67 ROTC cadets of the girls’ division prepared for formal inspection this afternoon, —— hile somé units’ feverishly

Wash ingt on : sl 49 LEGAL NOTICES “NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Sd for luisce

sous work “a. of the

i i : in connection with Buildir C cleaned rifles to -mirror-like Indiana World War Memorlal Structures, i i ws | located on the West side of North Penns cleanliness, others drilled and (2vania" street between North Street i and St. Clair Street. in the city Oo - Ww still others took examinations 1 anapolis, Indiana, consisting of Floor classrooms on military subjects. Coverings, will be received in Room 404 ygiene The State House, Indianapolis. indiana, Walter G. Gingery, principal, unl 1:00 orclock, p,m Ceuiral standard n the C a 0 ay 0. first announced all classes would be whien tine and Dace all bids il he a.oua ny 1

orrow. dismissed to attend the colorful publicly opened the

received after i 8 n, will ur 14 qe: formal Leview and Pref entation Mo Jeason, the Hetatio instructions to of. awards starting at 1:30 p. m. bidders and of the contract documents, including blue prints and specifications

Reviewing Officers are on file nd may be sien at the

World office of Trustees of the a Siana { i Id War Mer ortal. 431 North Meridian Lt. Col. Hatsel L. Harris, com- ord In ar Ee Indian nd at the of« 1, fice of Walker & ye . hitects, 1240 Huron Roa ev ) Officers Reserve Corps, Indian- Copies of the document [nay be Ob= tained from the office of he Trustees

apolis, and Capt. John W. Davis, of the Indiana Worid War Mer norial, InWar Mem grial Skins North Meridian Street ndianapolis sity of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb, 4 4 Indiana. and {rom the effice of alke

s, 12 ‘Road. treat- were to be the reviewing officers. §,. hiteets, 1240 Huron Roa

eiland 14, Ohio. ny prospective bid« ders by depositing Teu Dollars ($10.00)

time. But the city likes long eve- going back to walk the campus 500, and sheep, 350. . nings. That's why fast time. ee oa id S——— iid oe ee newspapermgan who knew Ernie Avrsnire Cglieries com ji 113, ment of mental illness will bel Special medals for “military wih the Secretary of the Trustees or The New York Central isn't| t's the Alumni Association of best. Mr. Miller, whose home is Beit RR & Sik Yds ota ~--.102%a 104% covered at the afternoon session bearing, neatness, courtesy, men- wih he ACHES GT C0" Chiained, changing its important trains, ex- ine School of Business. That's a Local Man Hurt at Seymour, was with the Scripps- Belt RR & St . 32% .... in the War Memorial, starting at tal and moral characteristics of Deposit will be refunded upon return of snooze Tun io ty formal name .for such | Howard Newspapers from 1923| Ba Merrill Be |2 o'clock. | military leadership and academic fice from. which thes were obtained, Chow time) En ay = fellows as Fred Willkie As Car Hits Pole io 1945 mostly in Washington. | Arai) Theater ne 40% oT Sagmice Newbwrgey, Coun: standing other than military STATE OF INDIANA = $ $ iL ’ of Seagrams, Dwight Peterson.! pichard B. Campbell, 4914 W Most of the time it was to cummins Eng com i 5 Ty a Sp were to he presented - selected WALTER R. MYBECK. Director

inspec-

search tion, Cadet M-Sgt. John N. Lightfoot was fo

ward fro J. M. Ro Other cadets slated ge medals were: ! Pvt. George Davis, Reserve Officers As- { Sociation Award, presented by Maj. WilCook and Capt. Stanley G. CedarButler ais Cap t. Lester G. Menchofer, Service Club award by Col. Paul T. Snowden: Maj. irman. Fran F. Fleser, Indianapolis News award,

NY 8 box will leave at — o 3 sr ; 7 Louis Hiner; ist Lt. Donald L. Parrott. NYC cash i id the $8 billi 1 Vincent's Hospital with a head the big “by-line When he dis- Indpls P & L com ! 17 William Livingston, Butler psy- nite, War Mothers award. by. Mrs. 7 a. m. instead of 1:20 p. m president of the $8 billion Federal injury after a downtown accident covered that fame was not the Ingo bo 5 . + 101% a A: Hat Mearion County But you'll never be sure. You'll. Reserve Bank of Chicago; Carl yesterday Police said she was ‘ e foal Wate tote a. ye 2 chology department, and Doris Crore, AWN tony 0 a “Fas low time?” all! Eveleigh, executive vice president A Torid: : i ® real way to happiness. (ndbls Water Co 5% 3%. 00 N ini Inte Chey, WAshiaston Clits award, BY ar A ‘lof EN Lilly & Co.; J. Irwin Mil-| TOF*Ing Meridian St. near Wash. Poured Out Troubles Indpls Water olan pia. on - Campbell, Phillips, Indiana Uni- Gigherv, , o,,.; popert 7. Humble and summer long. + 400) vs oe 4 “ington St. when she walked into 3 x . Jefferson National fife com 10 12 versit division of social service, Capt. Iris Wilson, Wayne Post Amer) can And then vou'll have an un- ler, president of the Union Starch pis side of I ie pontine in I.ee. Naive xX n & © o kid 61s fs sity lesion, award, by william R Giri on: . 3 ‘ Pp po & Meg 3 c x gsam, Army s ors easy feeling when you ride to & Refining Corp., Columbus, and — BY pn PO ut hs ck. » Lincoln “Nat Life ll. 109% 103 Will lead the discussion. award. by Sgt. Leland R nadie ior 14 ] gi oe or i re a lon TE i . 3 8 ( 2 man back a iar: non. errington com «A 6 D William C. Mennin er, Patricia 8S. Tate, Cadet offic ers award, by > 3 the station, that you may have Lothair Teetor; a-man-whe-loves ON " . Martie ASE ne rin r. r ger, .. Col. Dewey umes. Sat Jewel AM. . ; got it wrong. a boat, chairman of the Perfect iG rT mK } Washington Who hindled the Nat Hor ne The ie.eiss 2 Topeka: Kas, wil speak at the Bivthe Te “xo 1 Elastic Bottom Sport Shirt oF \ ; 2 one f S yyy k B Circle Corp., Hagerstown, Coconut milk is not the cool copy. Like in 1936, when Ernie N Ind Pu oy Be fom THE '% luncheon. He is gerreral secretary OA Mags Martha Hah Summer Went. Snir 3” Apple Cree oy The IU business staff. iaclud- SWeet juice contained in the nut wrote: N Ind Pub 4.5" 22" 21of the Menninger Foundation of officers, bohcomiissioned officers ng | With Long-Sleeve Styiing as

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browned boy, padding the dusty panel question games. is that which is pressed out from from my copy, and also terribly in Ee Crens Jo0,S pia _% Dr. Philip B. Reed, vice presi- NRL sun Sovnet Yunis & Meret roads with his bare feet over in It will be quite a party down the ground or grated meat of the the dumps. . I got that way schwitzer: Cummins. b ras.” 191, ‘dent of the Indiana Mental Hy- Youth, 18, ‘Bound Over ET TT Apple Creek, in Bloomington on May 5. Those TiPe nut after it has been steeped Partly because the last time I saw 88 od G & & con 143? giene Society, will preside, and the UE He used to run to the store for big fellows throw their words & short time in warm water. the Daily News, I sav. you were Soyer: yan camp 13'; association's president, Edward F. To Grand Jury Here : soap for his - straight, no curves. And they cutting so much of the ‘little stuff’ Jiokel-Yan, Camp fd. '® ..Gallahue, will introduce Dr." Joe Robert Taylor, 18, of 1209 mother, early on A ey A HE Local Truck Grain Prices in my copy-—1 think the whole Je glass 212 Menninger, E. 17th St, was bound over to

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