Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1950 — Page 17

Mr. Tobin . ., Moved Fast bor problems of relate to national

spokesmen for all ers and for all ept two, pledges d States governhe emergency.”

iignatories is the and Warehouseyy Harry Bridges, onvicted of lying ership when he ~ But spokesmen iting most of the Coast signed up at to them Mr,

g. an control -him™

isco, representing

., “Bridges is out own by- his own , Nearly half of sugar locals in nt now.” esented was tha Its president is en aligned with ts with the U. 8S. ations, Both the re being expelled mmunist domina-

ing certain that fairly simple. The rized to declare s a bad security have help from al Intelligence. a ship his union ither the man or yard composed of

agement and the

“oast Guard, who ng, said arrangeto carry out the presented at the

cretary Charles e—indicating the uation that could

rd-—but children

, But it cannot be n mother is overthe game worth . « too much. ... oman must work re responsibilities be shared. The ssuming a part. ing” man should

se the load, then } again. ding letter in the ather and mother 0 perfectly right.

apehart being a anyone else could back-door buildnose suicidal publong ago. * in their “effort r should be kept in “after-taking” itry. He is othernotoriousness of

her than any seri prosperity of the irges have linked 1 the field of for-

well as interna. Wherrys, Hickeneal and stealthy

ter them up furn token aid from tries — something than just moral Id be most wel-

. » © G that may have ers of aid is that ountries supportd Nations resolu- . the Commies n what would be lacArthur’s headthe U. 8. Joint aff are now cone nce of a military of supplies they

y would be useful,

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ESDAY, JULY 26, 1950

Wholesale

Prices Soar Index Jumps Eight Points;

21 of 31 Basic Foods Up

By HAROLD H, HARTLEY, Times Business Editor THE WORKING MAN is taking a deep breath. To m that means he is getting ready to howl. :

He has reason. Wholesale prices showed an eight-

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Leap to $24.70

' Expected to Nudge . Consumers’ Food Bills Next Week

Hog prices took another jump today, indicating higher meat

That wouldn't make him scream, but add ed to the ni prices next week. Quotations rose

25 to 50 cents. i points of last week, and the 13 points of the week before, Good and choice 180 to 240it's enough to put him on the {pound porkers sold at $24.50 to] warpath, ;

|so likely to back out on his pay-/$24.75 at the Indianapolis Stock-| Prices are moving so fast! If you

ae Sate va Tene des ees

|ments. : yards, Between 300 and 400 head buy, pay as much cashisold at $25 in early trade. These| : y, pay c $25 in early tra PARTLY CLOUDY AND

that soon people won't be {2s you can. It means lower were selected 200 to 220-pound to afford to ee 201 carrying charges, less Interest, weights. CLOUDY AREAS s . jand the merchant will slip your| Prices from $23.25 to $24.50]

MIAME

» NE ® 2 = {name into his Grade A credit list! were paid for 240 to 270-pounders. | ODTOLAST SC m—— The Dun & Bradstreet index °f Preferred customers. Weights from 270 to 300 pounds F LEGEND nd showed price increases in 21 of And that means you'll probably brought $22.75 to $24. Odd head SCATTERED BEER ACT the 31 basic food prices. (get more service, weighing 400 to 450 pounds Moved SHOWERS AREA And if it means anything, at $20 to $21.50. Corry Fw AIR there's some consolation in the Sugar Happy Slaughter pigs weighing 120 to PMZZLE sow

WHILE HOUSEWIVES don't

fact that five of the prices went 160 pounds sold at $1850 to \ - THUNDER down. p like the run on sugar, with its $20.5 . Most sales were $19 and| i gf STORMS Yi RAIN It was the sixth straight week 1EDer prices, Cuba does.

; (higher. Sows sold at prices 25 10] yu REGAUS.PALOFF., COPR 1950 OW. LA WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. that prices kept sprinting up tne Those overly polite Cubans who! 50 cents higher. Good and choice! :

i warpath that leads to the top of X¢¢P their shoes shined, their weights 400 pounds and less| TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—Continued cool and comfortable temperatures are forecast the inflation mountain. pants pressed, and bow from the brought $18.50 to $22. Weights! for most of the nation, except for the southeastern states where it will be warm. Scattered show-

2» (Waist, are really licking their from 400 to 550 pounds sold at| ers and thunderstorms are predicted across most of the country.

{chops over the sugar run “in the $17 to $20, : - ; How Dallas Does It [States ad Sega | Cattle Und¥iii— - . . i S : 1 © HAD DINER. jon ign] Lis Machado, Cuba's nw am E nic Report Highlights Hosier Priest with five Ik Jast, Be bassador to the United States, | In cattle trade, steers and year-| conomic 2 o I dinner was a little steak wrestle|!0ld American housewives not to|lings brought stronger prices, but, U S S 4 ¥ WwW WwW } ono te roy Hi operators ft ovs ine sue sharager cow pics weaenes, sone ue + + J€HUP to Wage War pg. one of the really big operators in/feet” over “the sugar shortage.” | eS. Wes :.5 Be eva g y ope thie insurance iid pe alOLS in} “Cuba will oe you ee ing 50 cents, ! WASHINGTON, July 26 (UP)--Highlights of President Tru- A Sam, who.is 53, with a rim of Sugar you need,” he said. “We've (00d yearlings and lightweight man’s economic report to Congress: 3 or milk-white hair, is a born Sales- ever failed you yet. There's Ho|SIeErs Sola: S20 a nsdium| Halt War. Hail Peace—"The facts should warn us equally man. And he has plenty of ter-|s oriage in Cuba. Just let us know} $30 ‘Medium native grassers against easy indifference and sensational alarm. This is not the ritory a Which to sell. He jsihow much you want and you ani cold at $24.50 to $28. A few good time for business as usual. We are not now living under peaceful ep cay Tom ras Jor the ave It. awn heifers reached $30. {world conditions. But neither are we engaged in a general or wideHe ordered a highball made of OF COURSE, THERE'S the] Common and medium native spread war. eracked ice and aqua pura. Andlittle matter of the good Ameri-|8T288 heifers brought $22 1 at the end of the day he was fullican dollars “he Cubans want for| 21-00. Good beef cows sold atl, controls to limit credit and allocate essential materials. No of vitality. He's an afternoon|their sugar, but right now, no one $22 to $23. Common and medium’, on for complete controls now—"“if business, labor and consumers napper, when he can do it. | seams to be looking at price tags |8rades brought $19 to $2130. ctice moderation.” | His Kansas City Life Agency! When some of the women in|C2Rners and cutters sold at $1.50 XH wow 2d has more insurance on the books the super-markets see a shelf oft? $18.75. Taxes, First Instaliment—Repeat proposal for an immediate named the Rev. Fr. Leo A. than six out of seven companies. sugar, they just grab an armfull Medium and good heavy sau-igs pilljon increase in income taxes.

Father Pursley Now Bishop-Elect

Times Foreign Service

list of appointments Pius XII.

And he talks easily of travel to/and run with it. sage bulls sold at J23 Io 5 Sut not be enough.” ito Bishop John F. Noll, far and intriguing. places. And| But I don't think they are ef and common broug # 2 = ; = 4 8% . Wayne. ; ’R. ahr Jace "yi : a ht 22.50, Good beef bulls moved at Taxes, Second Installmént—“It will be necessary to raise still] : ra i While he's straight-laced guy, he'll lbragging much to their neigh- or additional revenues to avold deficit during times when economic| Bishop-elect Pursley, 48, is a

$23 to $24. Vealers Hold | Vealer prices held steady. Good]

tell you that he doesn't mind pors about how “smart” they've sticking a $2 bill on the nose of been. Hoarders gre what people a bangtail at Arlington or Bel-igossip about during a war. mont Park.

2 2» teeth when you're reading the common and medium brought ments.” » HE'S IN TOWN to talk with casualty lists. {$21.50 to $29.50. Culls moved at|

Paul Speicher, president of the’ . 21.50. Insurance Research & Review WHY Wait? js a trade, spring lambs another inflationary spiral SBoWd Be avoided. Apove all abor Service, a trade publishing house,] THE WORD I GET from top| oid at fully steady prices. Good/ should join with managemen In EE ag and competitor of Bob Osler of steel men is that they are actu-| d choice brought $27.50 to $28. trial peace. } ol 3 oppages n § the Rough Notes Co. v : aly hoping for government con-| Buyers paid $24.50 to $27 Lok, sinply cannot afford. am Cummings is a Kiwanian “C0 | d medium. Slaughter of I dedicated the) They are so far behind in SUMMON ah ug Kiwanis wing to the Riley Hos- orders, and have so much cus-| $6/

‘ROME, July 26-—Elevation of! yonm a la Hoosier-born priest to bishop-/charge us with mutiny when we Controls, and an “If”—Repeated previous request to Congress elect was announced today in a| Were down in the sack, sleeping.”

by Pope

The Roman Catholic Pontiff 1 Purs-| But this interim measure will Jey, Ft. Wayne, Ind., as auxiliar : ey Ft Nvayne In ‘oll. Ft |Police held a bridegroom for in-

’ of lanc dget or a surplus.” native of Hartford City, Ind. He policy and budgetary policy call for a balanced budge ¥ Ibecame a priest after. schooling]

= ” s | Responsibility of Business— “Careful adjustment to current and at St. Joseph's College in Rens-| And they make you grind youri,n4 choice sold at $30 to $31. foreseeable conditions, restrained pricing and other market adjust- sclaer, Ind., and at Mt. St. Mary! : {Seminary in Cincinnati. He has| 2 8 8 8 8 served at churches in Lafayette,| Responsibility of Labor—"Wage demands which might lead to Muncie, Ft. Wayne and Warsaw.) Wife, Florine, 23. Hunter was shot Pope Pius also appointed the most Rev. George J. Rehring,| {present auxiliary bishop of Cina a P-xa |cinnati, O., as Bishop of Toledo, Responsibility of Consumers—"Buy normally. The current O. and the Rev, Francis P. Leip shortly after they were married. ewe prices remained unchanged.| =~ .1001 is that serious shortages of consumer goods will not de-|Zig of Eugene, Ore. as Bishop| he Priors said Mr. Hunter broke

Brawl- Aboard Ship

In Alaskan Port ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July 26 {(UP)—Four American sailors {were held on mutiny charges to-

employees started a re out over the installation of new Company officials said one de«

day after riot squads were called Partment of the foundry will be

lout to quell a brawl aboard freighter S. 8. Strathmore. | U. 8. "Marshal Paul C.

back in production on the see= lond shift today and all other Her. departments will return tomors

ring said the men became “drunk Tow morning. :

and riotous” when they returned: ‘to ship after a shore leave.

All assembly lines at the plant

land more than 16,000 workers

| Capt. E. Butler of the Strath- were idled when the walkout oemore signed the mutiny com- curred Monday.

plaints against Ordinary Seamen|

James D. Hill, president of the

Henry F. Bacon and Roy J./CIO United Auto Workers Local Jones, Messman Marion McClure!5, urged the return to work at & {and Able Seaman Arthur C, Roy. mass meeting last night attended

The men's home | {were not learned immediately,

{the crew was signed on at Saivannah, Ga., on May 23. .

Shore Authorities Called The vessel arrived here Monday {to load scrap iron for Japan. Marshal Herring said the) | Strathmore’'s first mate at{tempted to quiet the boisterous sailors without success. Finally,

{he said, the captain sent an {emergency call to shore authorities.

| Before the U. 8. marshal and jcity police arrived, the quartet {barged past the mate and started! {fighting among themselves on! the main deck. { The men, held on $2000 bail each, refused to give statements! to authorities until they obtained! counsel. However, one of them! jtold Assistant District Attorney Ralph Moody: “I don’t see how they can

Bridegroom Is Held In Fatal Shooting

addresses bY about 4000 employees of the

plant. He assured employees that

b ship’ flicers sald most of the union and company had set [Pu Ships 8 ® s tled differences growing out of a

reported company attempt to shift employees to other depart ments after new machinery was installed in the foundry.

Gas Cut 5¢ a Gallon In Eastern Price War

HACKENSACK, N. J, July 28

(UP)-—Gasoline station operators squared off for a “real knocks down-drag-out” price war today. Preliminary skirmishes already have lowered prices almost a nickle a gallon. wi John Dressler, president of the State Gasoline Retailers Association predicted that by next week 60 per cent of the gas stations in the state will be engaged in the price war. Mr. Dressler said an oil coms pany started the fight by cutting prices and independent dealers swiftly retaliated. He said he will try to get all independent stations dramas~

‘Ito close up for a week to

tize the war.

{ SOUTH BEND, July 26 (UP)—

{vestigation today after the fatal! shooting on his wedding night of | {his bride's former husband. | Authorities said John H. Prior, 24, fought with the victim, Robert {Hunter, 31, in the Prior apartment a few hours after Prior married Mr, Hunter's former

five times with an automatic revolver, . : Mrs, Prior sald Mr. Hunter had “bothered me” when the {Priors went to a baseball game

WAICH REPAIRING Immediate Service On ® MAIN SPRINGS ® CROWNS O CRYSTALS and © STEMS

, y worth $6| » of Baker City, Ore. Br TE rt pr eR He rE Er a eT I ara by srepsebs ot nie of Saks Sr dent late in the twenties. | ke 0 have a little help from Noon estimates of receipts o BE Sl Tetra foam boarding OF avarice” Local Issues He knows Kiwanians all over) ie BOvernment to get them out! yore: Hogs, 3900; cattle, 800; : 2 u the country, talks their luncheon J ) . | :

! calves, 325, and sheep, 675. language. And there's the deep , AS it 1s now they get the

8. LJ ” ; Production—*“Concentrate upon production and more production.

| Expansion of certain types of production, should not be held back | seduly 26

3m | “works” from customers, and the fs wn - a AMOI a COM. ioe. 5 ***| Today's polio totals in Indiana timber of inspiration in his voice. | only excuse they can give is that by fears that cap aly Would beseme Shegssive I Jeacelime | American Staies Dd rrevens 8 12°‘ |since Jan, 1, compared with the A ithey can’t turn out the stuff fast oar apping Production Controls— “Some shortages now so great that even *L. 8. Ayres i'a% pid ......102 {same date last year: HE GAVE ME A quick lineup enough. with allocation measures, we can have no assurance of enough Beit Rh & Stk vis oom 00 35% ou No. of on Dallas which I had always| But with government controls, : supply for military security and essential civilian use.” Repeated | Hovos-Merriiy om BB Casés Deaths Counties thought of ay the "Wonder City,"|they can make the government ards recommendation that Congress authorize loans and guarantees for Central Soya . .... 238% 40 [1049 .....185 17 40 deep in the territory of cattle, take part of the blame for the EW financing new plants and processes which private capital does | com “Loar 4%, =: oo * 11950..... 46 3 25 But Dan nas had all of hel SoBe. would keep the steel | not undertake. : Cummins Ene ora 170 otk wi | New cases reported today: 2

pra .ijy Consolidated Finance 5 pid .. 97

* 1 i a an Primary Voting Jam | The Job Ahead—“Enlarge our military outlays and related Conti-Car-Na-Vag

{ Elec coin | ¥] American city. Failing charitymoys from running down to the! urs Redistrictin |programs, our economy has the human and material resources to Eastern ina Teis & fd 2 grives, housing problems, aad | the, corner drug store for more Sp os BOB BOURNE 9 do the job ahead—if we achieve.the unity which will enable us| Fimily Finance son a | sen SOIMPEL LION 9. USE aspirin. | . ‘to do our best.” § \ . i who may love one another.at a b | The Marion County Election a 2 #8 Ce a : | Hamyiton Mts Co com 28 { cocktail party, and throw knives Stork Market Up | Board today began redistricting! Prosperity— ‘New records of peacetime production, employment yHeri-Jones cy A bie il | at the same guys the next morn-| LANE BRYANT, INC, which the Marion County election map and real incomes were reached by the middle of this year. Korean Hock wrk Coup ios, ing. ; 'makes extra large sizes in dresses, which will create two new wards.| outbreak brought rapid changes. ing md gas &, Wat, Co com iv 20 i Dallas is getting a new office for women either permanently or| The action comes as a direct | ow EL ha {ing Mico Eiec din’ nic | building, 36 stories, with four temporarily oversize, is looking| result of an estimated 20,000] Standard of Living. Higher than before the war. | nabis » & co ge foo | h h ; parking bassmenis underneath. |surward to its Sth anniversary. persons who were. disfranchised Wages—“Seasonally adjusted annual rate of $139.8 billion, [Indols Water Co com ‘I 11% 18° | t rougn care ul selection There's an idea for our tOWD,| 14 will be in October, and L-Bin the primary election in May.| . "'c3'e™\ ion higher than a year earlier. Rising employment | Manis Water Co 8% pid’ 11 ial if someone has the money and iq planning an all-out burst (no; Walter Boettcher, member of ond higher wage rates.” : | Jefferson Natsonal Life com .. 11, 2 of stocks the courage to take it on. |pun) in advertising. Says Lane the board, along with Ira Butts, | ay aia [an 2 & ore at nr 88a |Bryant, “Few realize: that the member of the board of registra Profits—"Profits have jae Since 1949. In the ghoond quarter Lincoln Nat Life 103, 108 | rs : DALLAS SOLVES MOST of Its growth of our industry has been! tion, began work on maps today| of 1950, corporate profits ore taxes were running at a sea-|Marmon-Herrinston com 0. 13% 1°) oday many stocks offer a civic problems now through a equally phenomenal with the au- which will create Wards 25 and! gonally adjusted annual rate of $31 billion, 17 per cent higher Mastic Asphalt eno oon le | Citizens Council of oom. 150 tomobile, radio Sat Lefey) figs» | 26. The pad numbered 33 willl than a year earlier.” ie IN md Bb Serv com [1 ii, on whatever 7 rm, i art o ard 9.! .. ’ {No In ery 4% ptd lll 0" 9 | A - Dallas Te oe a Li will a hd be Srestet pop a ! Farm Income—'Farm income at a seasonally adjusted annual|N nd Sev 4 2% fac] sreees 200 i. | counts from net working capital. The reason is that these are the The country gained 20 million] Ward 9 Reshufile 0 {rate of $11.8 billion in the second quarter of 1950 was 15 per cent | progress Laundry om ...... 20 214 Careful selection, d big, well-oiled wheels of the town. since 1940, mostly during the war., That part of Ward 9 which lies! pelow that of a year earlier. [Bun Sev of 1nd, com §oo¥ base t And that should give Lane Bry- south of Michigan St., will be the Ross (iear 100i com . ......

It’s the team that spells Ddllas with a big “D.”

chwitzer-Cummins pfd ant a running start into its sec- new 25th Ward. That part of the!

- - | y ichi- p F “ 3 8 that team, you ond 50 years. |present Ward 9 north of Michi-| cial Securit 4 Stokely-Van camp © U0UUT 13% a y { m———————— {gan St, will be combined ii ‘But Can't Tell Time | Stokely-Van Camp ptd nary i : - | Precincts 1, 11, 12 and 13 of Ward} : . ’ { v4 | Terre Haute Malleable ....... ™% 9 Grease Racks Busy ‘Hitchcock Reviews; to form the new Ward 9. | | A thief with 250 watches can't 3,8, aghing Co ota: od A top filling station manager . _ | Ward 26 will be the name given| aX [éeze 0 g jeven tell what time it is. Union Title... ievees BE 00 told me yesterday that more and Hoosiers at Camp {to present Ward 22 at the south { A jewelry salesman, Irving BONDS more people are having their cars, State Adj. Gen. Robinson edge of Indianapolis, Ward 22] {Miller, 45, of Clayton, Mo., was Allen & Seen ou reer 88

lubricated regularly. | Hitchcock -today flew to Camp|Will be formed from parts of

i d 12 Pct. Payroll Levy aisplaying watches in a room at! Bastian Morley 3s €} “ives in “ That's war pressure. They are, ... “wis to inspect 300 Hoo-| Wards 20 and 21. | Blas

’ i i i ncoln yesterday. About! nf chtrine oh 4 beginning to take care of their... wo iiona1 Guardsmen train-| “We are endeavoring to redis-| To Remain Till 1954 Hota Li Sein yest ra ”. : pp A as er RS A cars. They have them waxed, ing for anti-aircraft duties. trict the precincts so no precincts] yo SHINGTON, July 26 (UP)— 5:30 p. m. he locke: e door an Columbia Club 3-58 63... 97 foo, 0 save the Sah. And they) ne” guardsmen, members. or wil have more (han 150 gl gunate- House conferees agreed went, devnstals for 15 minutes WBS HERAT i them in repair. i 3 tie ft -|ered voters,” Mr. Boettcher said. | reeze social security | . : » {indpis Paint & Colo nus 38 Beep § EE sr oor. . rather| the 138th Anti-Aircraft Bat-|e 0 | yesterday, to fre lfound the door had been un-|jatiyciiuc leans 68.0 o

38th Infantry Division, | Planned for 1951 | b t pnt come from Marion, Bluffton,| .. lost their/1954. The levy applies bo 0 | { “Too many persons los |were 250 watches, of white and|Kunner racking Ltt anton am Hart-| votes because there were just too employees and employers—a totally eliow gold, valued at $3000. | jsnsensxamp ht

and wanted it greased. 3 por cent NR : 01 oters assigned to one pre- of 3 pe Mr. Miller also reported the|fsper Art Co 8a a 3.8.9 training for more than a week. m20Y V ry tol 1, per cent tax will be! _|Publle Service Jes 18 1.108 at WHEN THE CAR shot Up ont will return to Indiana Sunday. | cinct. We are going to try 10| The 1% p display watches had no move Zraction Terminal 8s

: ri-| \d on the first $3600 of an| . { the lubricating lift, the owner ap-| Gen, Hitchcock said he had no Pave this plan ready for the pri-/collected ments |

i 14 t until} : {payrole taxes at 1}; per cen locked by a skeleton key. Missing| uo ssw ter ds oo s 59

stiff individual, a little on the high hat side, brought his car in

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“It may be 10 years before Ilana National Guard. in the May primary an esti-only on “the first $3000. |

Wade C. Harrison, Attica, willy 1954, the government will col- for itchy, peeling toes or Athlete's Foot! represent the Northwest Indiana ject about $4 billion a year from - Conference and the Rev. John!the 45 million persons thén under, Borders, Kokomo, the North Indi-ithe system. i ana Conference on the board. a. 1:30 a.m. 08 Both are just elected. HOTEL OPERATOR DIES .771197] Re-elected to the hospital board 5 Ph Jaip erviy ie : tempera-| from . the three conferences in RIN » y —— Mrs. tug in ‘other cies: Sinks Sim the state are: E. O. Snethen, In-| David B. Wheeler, who was 9,

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na . She and her Atlanta ... vee 90 dianapolis, and the Rev. Samuelidied here yesterday Rk "58 W. Robinson, Vincennes from the usband owned ih Operated : tie 1 io or Albis by 2. USE Tor Carapees cago . 8 Indiana Conference; the Rev, O..Emerson Ho and ' Cafe 3 ’ i inone evelnd a J. Neighbors, Wabash, North In- Survivors are her husband, a ase yer oY * fev week lor mauey-Sagk i's vans . diana Conference, and C. Ray- daughter, son and sister. : 5 Wo mond Earle, Lafayette, NOrth-| jee ———

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ean get another Cadillac,” he told] However, - attaches in Gen. |mated 20,000 persons were turned means that a Period Rect BU RASRUIONON, Ju 30, OF) —Comemn:| No. 4 Lu when 1, a the manager. “And I want 0 gjtchcock’s office disclosed that away or voluntarily left the polls|$45 a year socia it his AY 15: bee i uur Leh Juiy, M, com-| No, 4 yellow corn; $42 ORIZONTAL 6 Numeral take care of this one.” lunits of the Georgia National rather than stand in the longihave to pay $54 P | Expenses $ L8s0bll102 § 2586519202 No. 3oats Toe. H 7 Within comb. You see, he had read where Guard have been . called into lines at the voting machines. [e300 OF more a Year. ol jump to Deficit VS3G8To80 ost S78] INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE 1 Depicted form) 4 Cadillac is faking on a big tank active service. | At that time the election board) In 1951, th, tAV U0 COUP, CHR Bal Gd HIGNE SEMEL cone RE ii Bt g withered order. - | The call came Sunday, they vowed to correct the situation. 12 Der cent o . ily until 1060 00d Reserve 24.15T140.145 _"34.518.381.384 Debits 1.0... 81t has — gp ROS it's Better to: Pay Joe. pon A ore an elit ital \when it will rise to 2% per cent. 5 . " Painter's stood? Gresk THE NO DOWN PAYMENT pp,0° cect OF (0 Uronels troops. Methodist Hospita | From present social security Why more and more people say. 15 Steal Zousiain epme-on is Josing Found Jat ordered to renort to federal serv-| Elects Board Members Jaxee the BE a S28 ” 16 Less polite 5 Wigwam rn ; . | wii Yaventories were beginning ig A ton supports Gen. Willam. B.. Schilleges; Todian fof next year, the 10 million per-| | 13 Outerve precipita 10 pile up Hi ar Aol. J Rpos The | 2POLIS, president of the Methodist... 2 44ded to social security cov-| I : Id 17 Plural suffix ot the-high demand for | Sunday Times ment Tata Hospital Board of Trustees, today! gage will increase the tax col-| ® f : | 21 nt 25 Seed covering nearly hf fhe rhino Chara wisn be. aon. he Semen, ih names of bony Eo or han ben, © "9 © TEE AMI 2 Diino » “ ent” ja s i » Walch Ihe “No Down Payment first called into federal service. bers. Year 3 the tax goes to 2 per cent] The amazing story of a new “dry” t ent | 23 Diminutive

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