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FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1950

Worried About ~ Manila's Ve Family Budget? polite But Firm

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have a surprise for you 3 MANILA, PL,

———on_ Sunday. ; ® THE SUNDAY TIMES {easy to get-to see the Vice-Presi-‘ident of the Philippines, But that

is going to publish the Btory of the Hoosier farm family that lives comfortably and economically ... . despite 16 in the.

family. That’ Siem you want. 18. es 5 7 ® You should. get some . ONE VISROr Simply. walked into - 3

valuable tips on budget- he inner sanctum of Fernando

stretching from the .experiences -6f "hie family of 186.

READ IT : IN THE SUNDAY TIMES

| Whispered a request: He merely] ‘wanted the veep to see that his | two - brothers, { force ready for Korea service, be {pulled out and sent’ tpn Leivilian life.

Judge Rules Divorce | Mr. Lopez though somewhat]

{ annoyed, replied with ‘his cusStrictly a Luxury {tomary poise and politeness. He

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Red Cross Aon Making Draft Routine Easier to Tak

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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (UP)—Di-| gave his visitor a flat but nice! : a

voree cases will-take a_back seat No.” from now on in Bucks County courts.

| out of Malacanan Palace, no Presiding Judge Hiram H. Kel-,

doubt disappointed but the more ler ruled that “equity cases will{ loyal for the free lesson in pacome first on the crowded court|triotism given by the second

"calendar: because divorces are a highest magistrate of the land.

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The State Highway Commission today announced the following roads closed for repairs:

nd. S5—Northwest, of Huntington: 15 miles over Road 16, 105 and 114 (ResurTuetmn 9-5-50

Fro om. Nappanee to Road 33

uU. Bee |Sauin Ba Ligonier: 42 miles over Roads 19,

33 (Patching-Resurfacing 9-2

Ind. 10—~From Road 41 north of Lake Village east to Road 110; 35 miles over Roads 41, 14, 53, "and 110 (Burface treat-

ment)

Ind. 10—From Road 19, east of North

!Judsen: east 22 miles over Roads 39, 8 and -1-

35 (Reconstruction 12

Ind. 13—North of oa 15 ae over Roads 28, 37 and 26 (Constr. Jan, '§ Ind. H4=East of Enos in" Newton i. ty: 20 miles over Roads 41, \fisuriacing 3 50 Ind st ot Winnamac; S$ miles over 35. county gravel and oil mat (Repairing Tippecanoe River Bridge 9-21-50! Ind, 15—Use old road through LaFonfaine. then cross er 10 new Ind. 26—Bridge construction east of Be» ang "de oi" 26 miles over Roads:39, 28, an,

doe over

AUFURL-P: Complete b by, Sept U. 8. 33-C) at fre. . which | is {mmediately Hy of the Indfarna-Ohio line; detour 15 miles over Y. 8. 27 and Ind. 1M (road constr, 8-1-5017. LESS Nor in Btarke!

Ham! RL 23 miles oyer “Roads 30, 23, and 6 {RasUriac] edn 28-8 % New Castle to Richmon d: 43 Miles over Roads 3 & 40 (bridge cons 4 miles east of Hagerstown 8-15-50) Ind, om Spencer .lo

ng m Monon north to 14 west?’

ing) Ind. 45—Prom Bloomington to Bea Rlossom: 24 miles over Roads 48 and 12 {Surface 'T Treating 9-23-50). ay

d. 49—| orth of Wheatfield in Jastel County; 26 miles over Roads 10. 53, and 8

(Resurfacing 9-6-501. U. 8. 5%—Closed at White River bridge

on i6th St. in Indianapolis; passenger cars detour over Road 34 and Belle Vieu Place

gan and Tibbs Ind. om 532 to Wolcott: 30 miles over Roads Ua. Si and 24 (Oct, 1; 56—West of Madison 7 Tiles aver |

na. 27 miles over "Roa s 62, 37 i Closed at ours” PY de- % miles over county toy 08 south ge Jernon: detour 4 miles over yy roa bridge damaged by high water and’ an: | other wi wiecked by a truck). a wg miles. over Roads 38 and | Ind. 135—PFrom Road 335 north of Corydon ho to Road at New Salisbury: Road 35.

miles yer s. 4 and a iT constr 11-1

UU, 8. 150—From Paris. Tll. to West Terre Haute: etour 29 miles 3 Tin 1 and U. Ind. 40 (construction north of

West Terre. atte 12-1-i 234

i. 30-—Resurfacing east of Valparaiso Roads 2. 6. And 3 Star

501. st of Road 67 “in Hancock

DIAMOND RINGS irom 81.50 fo 2475.00

Rings Cleaned Free of Charge

KING JEWELERS

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With draftees once again pouring inte the induction center, so is Red Cross coffee: Wartime canteen service was resumed this week by the Red Cross at Aimy induction headquarters, 342 Massachusetts Ave. Above, draft registrant Paul Hearell, Elkhart, gets java and doughhuts from Mrs. Harry Rominger, left), 2433 College Ave., and Mrs. Ruth Ernst, 1414 Spann Ave. -

State Lists Highway Detours

and 18th St, -2-50),

over county road an Treatment 9-4-5301, ; tors

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114 and 55

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U. 8 40: 56 miles over Roads 46. 59 and 40 (Restrfac- { 3-3 50). i

43—Fro 37 i over ‘Roads 16, 53 & 14 (Resurfac- |

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u i ~—Bridge construction north of |

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Red Guerrillas Kill

® Co: § miles ever Roads 67 and 13 (Re TWO British Officers . {surfacing 9-1- ny iy . Ind. roo and south of Hourbond, HONG KONG, Sept. 1 (UP)— 28 miles aver Roads 25.19 and 6 (Resur ¢ * facing 8-2 Two British police officers were a R 43 just south of Lafayette: rol Road &Kossutn gt. Killed today and another was

y 5) S1 { 4 2 : g (Widening and Resurfacing wounded seriously in a raid on a

Communist guerriila headquar-! E. C: Luscombe, 33, assistant superintendent and A. A. LesMobile, Ala., was the first ¢api- lie, 35. subinspector, were shot 1 of all the French possessions dead when the? tried to enter a

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