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Sed Action fo End | Pj EUTHERFORD POATS, | poner Local Man : STH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, : 3-Day-Old Tieup Korea, Aug. 24 Randoipy Dies in Cleveland | ~ MONTREAL, Que,’ Aug. 24 Churchill, son of Britain's war-| Services for Ira W. Smock, for-| ~ (UP) — Apprehensive Canadians time prime minister, sald today, mer Indianapolis resident, were hoarded food, gasoline and other Ne “didn't reaily ito be at 1 p. m. today in Kirby

is tod the government have panic - in “ Mortuary here, Burial was to be 8 anor ro The three- My belly, but If pr in Orleans. i. Whe 5. d [| Ave He lived a1 1200 n day-old nationwide rail strike. thought thejy hs F. mock, Who was

He was employed as a mainte- _ game was up for Tuesday in a Cleveland, O., hos-| Leaders of 17 railway brother- & P pital. His home was in. Kansas Nance man at the Diamond Chain

hoods whose 125,000 members & moment” when City. M Co. 3 Mr. Lamb was born in Tenhalted” all trains in the nation Wounded by en- A 0 vowed they would not be coerced €my mortar fire. hd r. Smock lived here most of ® “Surviving are his wife. Vera into getting the trains rolling es 30-year his life until he moved to Kansas, &: a 80) in: three sisters,’ again. oe The strike was called to enforce € 0 rr e spondent, a demands for a 40-hour-week and Who is the son 4 De viltiss Co, of Toledo, ity and higher pay against the Canadian of Winston b to moving to Kansas City, National Canadian Pacific and Churchill, Was Mr. Churchifi |N® Was represenative for the com [MER Mich.; Porter, Tulsa, four subsidiary railroads, wounded in the pany years and had charge of and Joseph, Shark River Hills, 3de Ranks Grow - right leg last night when he ac- i dei Toy es (N In addition to the non-operating companied “an American patrol or a wm ks aathve o ar

raiiroads on strike, 75000 rail. Aros the Naktong River into Torte Haute. He was a veteran 2% Women Start : : Sor ices, sea mbeareully Hal

enemy lines - in the moonlight. i time, with half the work! road operating employees were "ol" exploding 15 ‘feet’ Surviving are nis wite, Gladys, : EA show your husband estimated: 60,000 workers: in: other. A WAL. QUE A hole the size of ap ton. fie. JL, GUO RL ta 4 Nag i ali:those: things that mean “it’s clean”! "Industries would be idled by the DAI -doITAT fear the Shinbone o fia A ; Ee Fam week-end. his right leg and buried a splinter aa rs. Ed finger, Delo ti : ; All you do Is wash —wring —dry ere's no : Food rationing began yesterday in-his right foot. F ree brothers, Abe of La ayetts, : i Feasim to ¥insé when you use No-Rinse 8 fr fives omc HE Sf Jane dane an AR os 4 , ; SS itunes . v en Coonan he winger soni” ETERS RETR nosthers Ontario and pr FE RANE ar “of enemy Ter Hicago nnd two g Viens pr Colombes Ce run it through the wringer or spin villages in the vast bush coun- mortar fire Wounded Frank Em- Luther Terry And Head f b .-Clothes come whiter, brighter than with amy try Said food would have to be ery, Internationa: Fons Survive: Services for Luther Terry. whol | JAnd. Heed ot Bos} ou “other soap Or Suds you can te t n if the strike con- corresponden n e le side, bs i 4 ( ) i , Pazachy 4 in itd thigh and left foot. died yvsterday ‘in General Hos-| —Confusing odors ' of high octane Lever Brothers guaraniees i! We guarantee All telegraph _seryice was cut. Mr, Churchill and Mr, Emery pital, will be held at 1 p. m, to- g asoline and cosmetics mingled your wash will Soule 0 And No-Ri Surf off because the rallrdads own the were able to make it back across Morrow in Stuart Mortuary {as the nation’s top women pilots 4 a softer, smoother-ironing. nly washday product telegraph companies and mail the Naktong and were treated at Chapel. Burial will be in New|,00med into the air today in the pn ; 7 LTT is safe for fabrics—the o y T ay Suet service was curtailed everywhere. a forward aid station, Their CTOWN. start of the annual Powder Puff is approved by the United States Testing

The cabinet summoned Parlia- wounds were described as not Mr. Terry, who was 66, was perpy ia ; gE pany for mo rinsing! born in Hopkinsville, Ky. and 3

--eRl-te«-an emergency — session serious. At Jeast--25 -wonven fiers and 3 k a fe ST and mn holfl next Tuesday and many MP's. Mr, Churchill is in Korek as had TiveA here 25 veacs. He lived their passengers— including Mus | Cuts washday To : 1 Cuts washing time work i in

waited to be flown to Ottawa by correspondent for the London at 323 Lafayette St. ‘bands, children and friends a af ee 2 Clothes come whiter— colors brighter! a special airlift provided by the Daily Telegraph. Surviving are two anugaters, warmed up their planes and took py LC

RCAF and private airlines, Mrs. Frances Bacon, Indianapolls| ey ov 1015 a. m. Indianapolis i po? : [0] HUNT 3 Actually helps clothes wear longer!

and Mrs, Ella Agnes Day, Hop- {my r “ { : ; Burns Cause Death. tinsville, "and - two sisters, Mrs, ee rat Port Colymbua on A Wash dries sweet and. soft]

: leg of the two-stage so 4 Nose * Broken’ 5 Times Elizabeth Bell, Indianapolis, and] & wo-stag : NEEDED : lik dreaml Of Hotel G ' (flight to Boston where the girls ia 8 Clothes iron like a drea At Same Intersection ore ues Mrs, Hattie Bush, Louisville, KY. 'will be guests of the annual Air! : i: OR TRIPLE YOUR MONEY BACK! If you are not com CHICAGO, Aug. 24 (UP) Burne received in a downtown Forces Association convention. iS Li on etshod return. unused portion in p > Maxwell Rivkind had too many hotel room caused the death today Judge Paterson : Quits All of the women are members| vo AB ver Brothers Co., 80 Varick St., New York 13, N. o asd | broken noses, Assistant U. 8, At- of Archie Mosier, 80, of the State Bl kfo d Ci it Bench lof the Ninety-Nine International | I i nl hr price. plus postage, will be refunded. y torney Warren Hill said today. Soldiers Home, Lafayeite. ackior freul Women's Flying Club formed in chase Hill charged Rivkind, 39, with, Mr. Mosier was In his room (ev. Schricker received today y mella Earhart and a ~y using the mails to defraud 34 in- when two other guests heard him the resignation of Max C. Peter-| other noted early aviatrixes, i B RED surance companies of $15,000 In scream. son, Blackford c ircuit judge,! Why the club was named Nine-|’

BE nied ha. suigeren. 3| New Canin, and DRM Cars ee a ot 3 [lice 10 stort at tne Whole sea] loomed my husband!" wrote MRS. CHARLES WOODS, JR., 1052 No. Tibbs, INDIANAPOLIS

thrown out of work, and it was

Rivkind claimed he suffered a New Castle, and David Carnal, Gov. Schrigker will appoint a Pilots to scoff at the whole idea. broken nose on five different 48, a hotel resident, entered the temporary successor to Judge ‘Mrs. Arlene Davis of Cleveland, occasions at the same intersec- room, Mr, Mosier's clothing was Peterson, who quit to take over directing this year's flight, told, tion in Chicago. ablaze, The guests ripped off his the law practice of his late father, the story this way: The government also charged clothing and he was removed to myo. paterson. “When Amelia and the others that Rivkind set fire to his car General Hospital. |" "Phe office will be on the ballot met in Cleveland in 1929 to form) for insurance money, and twice Police sald they were unable to at the Nov. 2 election, when a woman's flying organizatoin| reported the theft of a $1500 rifle, learn the cause of the fire. judge will be chosen to serve until | [only 99 responded to the call. So, He was held for trial Sept. 13. {they just called it the ninety-| Pe "Me Hif by Aut ‘Judge Peterson's ‘term. expires, nines: That's-all there is to it." D an ; y vio |Jan. 1, 1953. | Some entrants have thousands| og-gone ; -{ot flying hours while others are 9-9 : Dies of Injuries 4 BISHOPS IMPRISONED entering the race with as little as| \ E ] Hal Bh con . BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 24 | Alva McKinzie, 46, of 828 Cof-| VATICAN CITY, Aug. 24 (UP)|200 hours experience — mostly, SH ) (UP)—City police were looking fey St, died today in General __ pour Roman Catholic bishops learned from husbands who flew 1. White shirts were whiter—"My 2. Colored shirts were brighter— 3. Everything smelled cleaher— 4. And look at the tub—"A clean for a wily dog today. Hospital of injuries received in jn Slovakia have been imprisoned for Uncle Sam- in World War Hi: Busband thought the shirts I'd “My husband thought they were “Goon, I said, tell me that you've wash leaves a clean tub, I told They .were told the animal ian auto accident. and the yest in that region of et us washed with No-Rinse Surf were pew. They weren't. I'd just ever smelled any wash so sweet, my husband. Tell me when you've

stuck its head through a fence | Mr. McKinzie was struck Sat- Czechoslovakia are under house | " -Rinse Surf.” so fresh, so fragrant!” seen it so clean!” and bit passing pedestrians. urday night at Kentucky Ave. arrest, a Vatican source said. School Registration | the whijest he'd worn. ~ washed them in No-R! urf. STA

And to top it off, the dog and Drover St. by a car griven Evening school students may 8 jumped the fence, bit the mu- by Harvey S. Moon, 61, of 2234 ELEPHANT STEAKS register Sept. 5, 6 ana 7 for night 3 Sag for yourself with No-Rinse Surf-only washday product approved by Testing Co.for no rinsing! nicipal dog catcher, and then Miller 8t. Mr. Moon told police The. trunk and feet of an ele- classes at Technical, Manual and/ Rdyul ps gad fudpoingh Tie spun Lagi. o OR a Sw ER

leaped back over the fence be- Mr. McKinzie darted in front of phant are considered its best parts Crispus Attucks High Schools. fore he could £atch it. Li ‘his car, ; ifor food. (Classes will egin Sept 7. UI iu Ha HH HEH ITT ] A Hy i yp TT nm

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