Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1950 — Page 22

Authorities. forbade p strations until June 5, Gen,

ities approved. ‘the Japanese | a; action, : Forty armed “police ‘were called out today at Mito, 75 miles) north of Tokyo, to put down a demonstration of--800 Commu-| * iste... Premier... : Yoshida, © Police also investigated a shot fired through the window of the Tokyo home of a rightist eandl-| dats for the Upper House of the Japanese Parliament in Sunday's general election, Showdown Expected

headquarters was keeping n/ watchful eye on what appeared to be developing Into a final showdown between the supreme commander and the Communists. It may lead to outlawing of the J Japanese Communist -Party,

Maj. Gen. Charles 8: Willughiby: - Allied . chief, said today erp police. had drrested a mentally unbalanced Japanese who had talked of assassingting Gen. Douglas MacArthur, ; But thers was. no actual plot to kill Gen. MacArthur, Gen, | Willoughby sald, and the man was released. ; Other world developments: #

Be Ro Poe Deny Street Fighting Looms

eArthup Keeps Eye on ‘Showdown’ en Radicals and Allied Headquarters

ist. demonstrations. but Red leaders defied the ban and rent Sghting seemed “eertain, : ¢ meetings, rallies and demon.

ed mass

gence chief at Allied headquarters;

MET TOR VIERA TH

psn, SEE FTE TMAH servings were di Th pate

ranking field officer, admitted to-

arles Willoughby, intelli~aaid occupation author-

ament “for 20 YOATH,. were “the!

fourth and h plead guilty befo {in Pankrac prison.

Honolulu * \ Flaming lava shot from

defendants to the state court

famed.

{ered 15 miles across, ‘Hawall| Istand and plunged steaming into | the Pacific Ocean. The bubbling Triviten rock swept | across the island's main arterial] highway near Hookena village, | jamming trae for miles, but caused no ‘casualties, No towns!

The island's main town of Hilo, 200 miles southeast of Honolulu, in on the opposite side of Hawall, |

Germany | German officials were. convinced today they can prove that Ilse Koch ordered the murder of Nazi concentration camp victims, and! made lampshades of their skins,

Iikow disclosed his intentions in! A 130-page indictment served. on the former mistress of the

in her cell In Alchach prison. Ilkow sald she would-be brought| to trial In late July or early August,

Yugoslavia

Col. Viada = Dapchevic, - 33, brother of Yugoslavia's highest

day that he had furnished Russia with information on Marshal Tito's army. ar “But _Papcheviec, on trial before’ a military tribunal, pleaded not guilty to charges of treason, espionage and desertion,

Cuba

Communist-supported Micolas Castelangs was re-elected mayor

jot Havana Sadar: sending the

Today s Wester oto oe

PRIVILW of v $ WIATMER. wortay. borer o ¢ commrnct foRiensy :

PARTLY CAOUDY AND - CLOUDY ARIAS 4

To RG us PAT COPR 1950(0OW. 4 A

TODAY AND ar. the. Jace. dott :

crushing defeats of a, Cu-| {ban political history. “Active Hoo a de With the count from 1201 of a ns Prices 25-

13563 precincts complete at an {early hour today, Mr, Castellanos had a 45,000-vote margin over his chief opponent, Antonio Pripr| Socarras, brother of President) Carlos P Rio,

England lg

More than half of London's

Bavarian State Prosecutor Hans | 17000 taxi drivers went on striké apolis Stockyards,

‘today, leaving tHe city's 500,000 cab riders stranded. The strikers demanded that

Buchenwald concentration camp fleet dwners share with them a $20.50.

one-third boost in cab rates, . | The strike wiped London's streets almost clean of taxis,

A Soviet delegate to the United! Nations Economie Commission for| Europe sald today Russia is ready to support development of trade i

posal for a grain agreement “finds' a positive welcome on the part of the Boviet Union.” He added, however, that he was"

~tafratd trade development would

be hindered by the United States |

dumps its exports on Furope and trade.

system,

LEGAL NOTICES

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: proposal { a WAY MMISSION Minox OF THDIANA SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairmen.

to Wood Tide

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to 9500 OB. ton, he + tion O or Plant a {ation No. A te. 3350 roy hts Galiversa on Rosd , Section R 3 ant vicinit ny Salon No. 781: to

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Plant cation "No TSS" 1600 Jo 1050 Tons. (0. 9 & 11 Aggregates, P.O RB. Blocher,

Hf th 1 3 } No. 753: 5880 to #100 Tons, - § & 11 Aggregates, FO b re delivered nt vicinity t arnt, nvifation No. 754: 60 a Covers, FOB. Indianapotis neitation No 158 1000 ay mnt Indianapolis, Indian

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section along the east line of ¢ sald Bouthwes

t. sald point hein the south line i the Southwest) ction. thence of

strong to 25 cents higher in ac- | indo Water Cob oie......008 {ve trade. Good and choice sows, iim son National ie com’ 0% 12 between East and West Europe. 1330 to 550% pounds, moved at § &o og : 3h to A. A. Arutiunian said a Pro-igix 50 to $17.50, Choice 270 to! hi | os Li ; 2 us 1330 pounders moved at $17.75 or Marmon.} Herrington com’ se sh above: Odd stags brought $11.50 ray BT o $13. "22% “Cattle About Steady Ei Yearling steers and heifers p a He charged that the United States Were about steady in clean-up ay ny Scattering medium and) Ross Gear Fe io discriminates againat the F,stern good animals moved at $27 to Hg bloe. countries in its licensing $20.50. Odd common to medium Zo nga grassers moved at §21 to $26.50. is | rE ‘Cows were 25 to 50 cents lower "% {in slow trade. A few beef cows | | «il brought $22 to $23.50, Common, hign ol HEARING | and medium animals moved at| given nat "Flan $19 te $21.75. Canners and cutters Io a Sia, on the ‘sold for $15.50 to $18.75. A few. 3 ste relates to an ap Cutters moved at $10. “i of A001 Bulls were 50 cents to $i lower de on, IRD| for two days. Good sausage bulls of Emerson fmoved at $23. Most medium and - line for at] mt at $21 to $22.50. Culls and canners| Tas at a point on the pres. | brought $17.50 to $20.50. Beef {od n i ae, city of bulls were scarce. Odd head sold 0 % of tha said at $22.50. tl %o Vealers Are Lower 1074 Nh on and! Bulk sales on -vealers were $1 7. 0? Phi, fis A lower than Thursday's average in sa22 he Bouthwest (AIly active frade. Good and| wniawaroLls CLEARING mouse |

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of % 8 fest to a point, a of Soi _ n n 7279 feet nor h of uth “IM of | hwest Beet for n; He at sayraliel to the Jouth -Southw wast Sec

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on 653.52 point; thente west-an DE ae to The sguth line ot (the sald 8 t 15 Section 180 1 the east property Fg of Le Ave nue as now located; thence north and Aral to the west line of the sald] est 15 Section 50 feet to a Bon thence west and parallel to the so uth lite of the ssid Southwest bal n 332.00 fest

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° ection atts fost. to a + thence deflect ting 6 degrees 5) nutes 10 se he left in a feet to feet south the said South.

ot The the Roint or. place of beginning, | containin 31.928 scres. more or less. | ‘Tits Addition contains 1. lois, aumbered from 73 to 3215. inclusive. f the City Plan Cdmmission approves this proposed subdivision. - subsequent to this Renting, the applicant may file. said

invitation No, tee! Jaber or Penna

FOB, is, Indian Plavitation "No 780: d pi 8 AvitAtion "No 80: Suantity ead Do Roo

Ore, hway Clarage Site at New Albany nvitation No 6 locks & Mortar, F

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Rene at New Albany, Bids & be. .submi

Alb 120 %o 130 uble Thdiana

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VOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS: Oties B hereby given that sealed pro

construction of cer

ex, Indiana s aijiral Standard Sih day of June, 19

1 ndiana, wil | BE RULE ait er ha BE! Sale; at the sites listed below, beginning STATE. BOARD OF EDUCATION IMPLE- SEL 5.4030. at 10:00 am (Dayiishi ies CHAPTER 347 € SEMEL sping the following _personal| THE GENERAL, ASSEMBLY [Rronerty Toaated in Lake County, In. RANA F 1049 BY. THE GENERAL "00 %'A one-story Allin " Ea # station. size 28 ISSION. “OF IE STALE BOARD OF xX 4 feet, brick, less ogrs and win rsusnt to the provisions of Chapter! ORE JL ub rool, good condi. 120 £ the Acts 2 fhe General Asseihbly| go J his 3 ding 1 located ah 1 of L Thu sday,' June 8 af 3h. Glendale. Addition. to th in the office of the State Super- Or of Idle iis Te 2 de Public Instruct ton, - Room me Bl Lg fa n> SC as the Standard oi property,

will be publiely opened and]

oN Pro} ject 812A

may be exainined | support,

lans and he pitica” of Fath Commission in s hy “Erin WAY COMION. O Samu d

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E. ROCHELLE, Secretary Sommission of the India oard “of Education

.CHAR! CONTRA ACTORS . ra that sealed i escribed ie receive the no ©! [Sta His ighwiy Commission at his a3 in the Bate House Annex. Indian 10:00 A. M. Central Eygndard ”

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phi in feterance te the Bis notice is given as” pres by City Con sion, and information on the matter He “svatiable trom the Executive Shorea ry of the Gommission at Room City Hall TON

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{NOTICE TO BIDDERS: State “of Indiana, | proven the frect 1pply- for the Sta te

_ puUBLIC SAL + "Fong de ar id bite Wor

fghway Com. offer at. Public

A one-story filling station. sis feet x 48 feet, concrete block ie RoIgeiain 83 finish front and south od

0! oors and window {ondition. a. up roo Brofect °% 40, part of the North-

Township | Marion County, inHR being . Northeast Jauadrant| of the Intersection of Sta R

83 and 34. known as ihe "Gu iif _ReBing. Company propert: Re:

bts ed section

TERMS oF SALE Purchasers mi bs required to eribed buildings Irom ht of way mits within sixty davs m_dale of sale will be for cas a certified An

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0 ty ol nd lanapolis, “until 10:00 158) rsday, June 32.

Ordi- the Falewing: ‘School. Year 1950-81

{weight barrows and

active trade today at the

Loan ine Ene old | Sales of good and choice 170 to! dated Sloanee § ord 250 pounders were at $20 to| gels oO es pid

{Porkers, moved at $19 to $20. Scattering, ori: 2 . hy ss ea {300 to 350 pounders were paid fou

“| Switzerland lat $18.50 to $19,

pounds, sold at $15.50 to $17, Al HH +] =p few brought. $17.50. Bows were

pare lel choice: animals moved at $28 to 3 10 Ths. 53! $29, but mostly $28.50 upward. Le ner line ofl marly top was $20.50 sparingly. | thence north and Common and medium vealers sold |

ion lambs

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the animals;

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by i iasloners of the - ock | =

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| Eauitanis securities - oom mily Pinance com

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Slaughter pigs, 120 to 160.

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and grade shorn native lambs: ! mostly No: 1 pelts were qudtable, $24. Odd medium and 76 to 95-pound spring lambs were eligible at $28 to $30, Slaughter ewe prices were ce steady. . Bulk medium to choice 0 ewes brought $7 to $11. A few 170- pounds, brought downward to $6. |

. “Experts” in the business

More Strikes in April, |

7» Fewer Workers Out | ; ¥

5 \ chad WASHINGTON, June 2 (UP)— J 3 The Bureau of Labor Statistics

‘said today. there were 15 per cent! OFT. Be

fewer workers on strike in Apgill

than ih March despite an increase 4 sq. yd

in the number of walkouts, The bureau said there were 550 strikes affecting 300,000 Workers, in April, compared with 400 walk-| outs involving 530.000 in March.) The number of man-days lost was] down from 3,750,000 to 3,150,000 in April, it said. A customary seasonal trend, pushed up the number of strikes starting in April-to 400, com-| pared with 260 in March. The new April walkouts affected 160,-| B00 workers, tWite as many as in March,

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Local Truck | Grain Prices

{ . No. 2 truck ‘wheat, by 1 i No. 2 white corn, i } No yellow I i { No oats, Bic 1 No. 3 soybeans, $2.97. = & Local Produce ik we : ioReEa=CurTant recuipts, $8 Ibs. to oll emai... ie rads cv T 25¢: Grade isrge. fl L 2; Room has a And Leanorns . 10: where cusiomers «3. poultry, 40 fhe balance of n a, SC autter Far—No. 1. 830: No. 2 80¢ Ing rales ha re °S. Statement The Shipping TON. UP) Govern fomers "3 WASHING uns (UP) ment expenses and hte for the cur. on . rent flscal year Hhroush ay 31, compared chandise for fulure with a yea This Year . Last’ «vo 8 small

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1 gol is Sf 32 2.01310 fhe balance Cah "salance 4.463.8 Public debt . 256,170.1 Oot reserve 34,230.9

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