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Largest Hog They're ke oh the Bed Hospital Enroll OT Orion County Citizen Receipts Since, | 110 Students Celebrates Her 101st Year

~ Today in Business—

~ Higher Costs

Biting Housing f | 18 From Here Join | Widow Keeps Abreast of Current News Contractors Issuing SOS After "46 Nip Prices | | In “New Classes Desphe Blindness; Iopare g Hews! pd ¢ - = | A new school year opened at By JOAN SCHOE CR, Times Sta riter - Start on FHA Advance = Co — i 19.383 Market od | Methodist Hospital today with en- LIBERTY, Sept. 5--Mrs. Nancy Ryan is celebrating her 101st By WAROLD W. HARTLEY, Times Business ator 19,383 Marketed | BOREL : EE om ale nT a BS HIGHER COSTS are biting into the housing industry. Today Result in ¢ b, . g Although blind and lightly ha dio d : : : bi : ) | | Hospital Superintendent Robert! keeps abreast of current events. She listens to the radio daily. And the teeth-baring is done in the office of the FHA. 75¢ to $1 Drop +3 |B. Neff said it was one of the and pays close attention to the news relayed by her sen, « Dolph, | ® MAIN

{largest entering classes in the who cares for her. ® CRYS!

lcountry. Eighteen students were Each day Mrs. Ryan makes her ) from Indigpapolis. own bed and sets the table for 0 iceman hoo gS R List of Students “the meals: her son prepares. Her keen sense of humor is stilt

The new studen re: . | Indianapolis Phylli if B ope of her outstanding traits; nt | ie iis ae , M Judith Ann Burk, Caroline Aileen eather. rs. Ryan was the wife of the e in U bed 1... n STREE

{Jean Cornwell, Marjorie Lou David. Rev. Daniel Ryan, Methodist min-

Home builders get an FHA loan. Their house is started. Hog receipts totaling 19,383 When it is-about half finished, they get a distress call from Werasthe-hifhes! of “Todianapots 1 e t i their contractor, like a broker calling for more margin. Stockyards today. $ LnCEnAfoe The contractor says he'll have to up his price. Materials On July 2, 1946 there were 23.-|

442 hogs brought to the Indian-| are getting both Scarce and themselves 0. areas ‘where “they apolif market,

higher, _So the-hopeful home expect to make more money. Directly affecting prices the [Patricia Margaret Downing, Jane Ra : ray b :Strangest of all is the amount market declined 75 cents to $1.! [Siasear Kear ne Gal Daene. Mai I le I I ihr 2 E h Sh Wi h ilder runs ba A, ge : \ g ui u ck to the FH { new furniture being stored. Officials said that this was a a er. Cl y Duane King. presbyterian minister visited her xcnanges ots it — wants an ok on a bigger loan, It works this way. A family-js Iv d & { {Nancy Lou Lentz, Ruth Marvelyn .Mc- on two recent occasions, she josh- . 1f the FHA has left some mar- ¥-M-yearly trend as fall approaches. | Millan, Odetta Colleen Patton, Patricia | 5 3 Entering Store 8 ‘eft some Louise Pollock, B ingly remarked she thought she'd —— California decides to move to In- = Hogs, 19,383; more active than {Louise Pollock, Barbara Joan Ramsay. ror Times State ON ax gin in its appraisal he gets it; if 445505015, The cost of Moving early; bulk good and choice 200- | Edna Sor, Betty Irene Ssverisen. char.| Change churches.’ 1 LIGONIER, Sept: 5— A stat 3 ol it hasn't, the home builder tells 1 . V {lotte Ross Thome, Jean Lee homp- | M h est x P 5 state ~nir-toitractor either: to: (1) eat about a pists 4 9 Federal tax. 260 Ibs. $22.75-$23.25; 260-300 lbs. ton Alice Jo Townsend. Wilma Jean he Rien vay ! e Tong policeman, awakened as three men 3 : : Jl " ry v . . right, Carolyn 1081 , Del down, or (2) sell it to someone go Spink: dusk 30 Bet Jere. have ine "og $22.45 0180 ie fo Hams bear in! on n lidianepolis A Marguerite nd Tex Beneke. Ann Webster and Marian Wilagean Mar. i dn both ER oe wing [roke iva a grocery sore actors x PI else. land store. Then go back and sell lower; bulk good and choice 325- oO e bbut she has lived the longest. 354 wounded one of the intrud 2 x » ” - . Geraldine Aker, Greencastle: Julia Ann ruders * "HA OFFICE h their old furniture in Californiz 500 Ibs. $18.50-§21; choice ugnter Mpg OX. eneke Bri n . Andrews, Rose Marilyn = Woodworth, She discusses the Korean War today. x i FHA Srricr dere save with the $654 going into the new weights $21.25 and sparingly| ° { gs aakiln; seat Magic fr pubs; land the current national political © The. injured man was identified X : b but not the 29 per cent reported [Fermiture; cheapest way out $2150; Over Sw be. $17.50-518.50; oosier ¥ ams’ o e o [Paulette Mae Hawkins, Doris Joan Hay-|situation with never a reference as Robert D. Carter, Ft. Wayne. 2. est w ’ odd stags 15.50. ! to “in my day. ...” “Her know- He was taken to McCray Hosnationally. A MM X| T 4 th r 5 iin » Loui ise Bean. Mooresville: Avah y * Mac The big trouble here is that the Kroger . Kaper 2 Cattle Prices ; Te , [psi Seldon, Carolyn “Rose Weddell ledge of what s going on ranges pital, Kendallville, in serious con- x fo d in it ing. | c&a¥le, 3550; calves, 550; steers Amateur Radio Call Leads to Meet Rosalie Annis Blunk, Ethel Delores Har- from the pe ue. jay her son dition. or office 1s behind in its processing:| BILL SLATER, radio and TV's ra peilers opto moderately Stel aleur Radio Lall Leads lo Meeling -. | ison. ‘Pranktort. feeds “daily to exactly what her Technician Howard Lightfoot, x w s at least six weeks] ’ . N A ‘ 4 i : ye 3 : through. It should! “Twenty /Questions” man. who tive; early sales steady; some in- At Home of Officer at Ft. Harrison Lee" Brooking, CArolyn Sue Harrell and] local Congressman is saying in Ligonier post, escaped injurey as 3 eh 8 ratso~ apmounces hig Speedway’ terests bidding lower; two loads By GALVY GORDON - [May Ten cha no Fa ussiaville: ‘Washington. the intruders fired several shots 3 races, is going to do a “Share the! * * | Shirley al , , i f ers Some applicants get disgusted. wealth” pre high good and choice 965-1b. year- A friendly Texas drawl today was credited with spurring the Prances Milter, Sullivan. “Kathivn Mar. Last year hundreds of callers at him. x B—— eal program for Kroger's in lings $30.50; several loads mostly p g ! : and stacks .of mail made her. Mr. Lightfoot's wife awakened throw in the sponge. the Murat Theater next Sunday zood light to medium weight largest get-together of Hoosier radio hams since the war, Cook, Tipton, ushville; Frieda “Loulse ©) day stand out. With the last him after she heard the men trye 3 "= ” night. steers $29.50-$30; couple loads me- The drawl belonged to attractive Marguerite Beneke, wife of Minerva Lathrop Crozier: Elizabeth Ann three days part of a holiday ing to break into the front door * HOUSING LABOR is getting / It will be a packed house, al- dium to raostly good vearlin a Tex Beneke, singing Texas cowboy who is filling the boots of the Schiphorst, at, Maa on; oi hula Jeat n Dennis, week- end. her birthday visitorswof the Kellam Food store 3 tighter. ‘mission by ticket (from Kroger'z) $28.75. Be : 8 late Glenn Miller in directing the Miller Orchestra now plaving at Evelyn Mae Gaston. « “lover dale. Rosalind began calling early. ’ 7 Fights Them Alone Xin vens i - — ovce Gerber, Grand R $s . ¥ The pull of Camp Atterbury, only, no smoking and no children - Liberal share eligible to seli at the Fair Grounds. 1" Guess what all “these hams had Dorotha Mae Gipson I yl Rose Her daughter, Mrs. Theresa He called the post and troop- ats reportedly building up a backlog under 6” and you'll have 20 min-'$28-530; little done on heifers; She was “reading the ea as their main dish? Marlyn Weare a auth snd Maxwell Conover, New York. was ers were dispatched, but Mr, TONI of 1800 carpenters, good, bad and utes to get in from 7:30 to 7:50 load high good and low choice (listening in), about 10 p. m. Sat- “You're right, Ann He unc heridan: Phyllls the first visitor. She is spending Lightfoot dressed and went to the indifferent (“anybody YOR can p. Bn held near $30; bulk eligible. at|urday when Col. Norman C. Fin-| 0 dogs. : Co |Orlndie Marion nickle. Peggy Ann Jo. @ tWO-Week vacation here. Mrs. store without waiting for them. push a saw or hit a nail”) is nd Kroger's is throwing a buf- $27.50-$29; cows and bulls gen-| ney, Ft. Harrison, began feeling L {show, Mary Sue Pollom. South Bena: Ryan has one other daughter, Gunfire greeted him as ha hurting. . (fet spread for its employee fam-|erally steady; good beef cows Out signals on the 10-meter band. Bri h Janet Rae Haines Lintoa; Ruth Elisa-|nre Hollis Beard of Liberty. She stepped throught the door. Mr, . Contractors here in town are lily in the Murat dining room as §22 50. $23: common and medium ‘Col. Finney, who doubles in Brig t Sunrise Causes Monon, Arlene = Joan Harshman, Fijalso has one grandchild, Mrs. Lightfoot returned +the fire. begging for carpenters, Brickley. | fa tune-up for the Slater show. [519-$22; canners and cutters brass as adjutant generat” of In- Auto and Bus Crash WVireinia Ellen Hass. Evansville: Shirley Theresa Barnard; one grea ters and stone masons. e short- ’ $16.50-$19.50; medium and good|diana Military stric was - |Jane ‘Hicks. Ruth Ann Patrick. Nanci grandchild, Richard C. Barnard, age today in the "home building Speed War 5 Latest beef and sausage bulls, $23.25- pleased when her pleasant chatty A blinding sunrise caused a or Ann Button. Crawtordsvile * Mar and one great-great-grandchild, UMw Won't Link Pay industry was at least a dozen in| IF YOU'RE DIZZY ovér what $25; cutter grades downward to voice cut in with her call letters, bus-car collision at Noble and ¥. | Belohi, fleaton, Dupont: Phyllis Jean HL merry Lee Barnard. All of them Hikes to Living Costs each trade. speed record player to buy in the 519; vealers active, steady; good 'W2EHR standing by.” New York Sts. today, injuring aj Eva Elaine Hines. *Rary puaahetn are from Liberty. . | 2 4% 3 slug-it-out between RCA and Co- and choice $31.50-$33; common Invited to Fort passenger in the car driven by, ga. Ho ownaburs, Dorothy TAMAQUA, Pa., Sept. 5 (UP)-— AND THE WAGES -wow- are lumbja, you've got. still another and medium $24-$31. It all started out as a per- Robert Ingles, 48, of 511 N. Illi-| fopres ‘na Jean Yavne "and ay Despite - the acclaim that has hitting the ‘ceiling. 'spin coming, the slowest yet. Sheep Quotations _ sonal invitation for Mrs. Beneke nois St. Spencer: Nellie Mae Jayne. Greanapure: greeted the recent “cost-of-living™ - I Marjorie Darlene Kroger. Fow scontracts won from General Mo-

Reported bricklayer wages with 74 gate they all make speeds . Sheep 1500; fat lambs active, to go out to Ft. Harrison. Mr. Ingles said he was driving Neva Louise Lowry Winamac. Patricia arie tors and the Ford Motor Co, the

the premium for good workers. or 78 rpm, 45 and 33%;. But Co- Strong to 50 cents higher; early, But the number of 10-meter east on New York St. when blind- Jean McCord. Lafayette; Dara Mant, United Mine Workers will not fol * J Mine SW no Ol=

I'm told, is hovering around $4 Thistes ative hs io “ le’ ¥ s Rose Matson, Rhett g lumbia has a 16 rpm cooking. It bulk good and choice native hams on the radio round table’ ed. He collided with the bus driv a Rig i iy Clay ty. In - ypr oon low in the feotstepg of. union

an hour. ought to play an hour and a half lambs $28.50-$29; medium and increased ‘until, when Mrs. Bene- en by Carl Sadler, 31, of 1070 W.| Elenors Mae Moody. Batesville: Louis] ; _ Abd the report is that stone and will be used for voice only. lgood $25.50-$28; common $21- ke signed the moff at 3:20 a. m.|78th St. JoAnne Jigen. I ieohier; (Dorothy mam leaders in the auto industry. masons on-the new-Penney-butld- pero plays, a S28. 507 "3 decks slaughter year: yesterday, More than 50 had TNJured Wax Ea BATHS, 55, 67 Walkerton rer) “Fhe--increased--eost-of living, ing are knocking out $250 a week. i." or monologues, i el lings held near $24.25; slaughter| chimed in. 511 N. IllinoisSt. He is in fair jor on Heed. "hiuion: Vivian Louise 199 Dead, 5648 Hurt Japraing vo the Miners Shiela, ie’ ls ewes steady; medium to choice they had agreed to meet condition in General Hospital, Reynolds Martinsville: Marfie HeCh a + s, will not govern - Chevvie's Hope Shouts: oo oy TD usar sss12. oie afternoon for a ham!Bus passengers escaped frre | clair: New Alvany: gacaueln Lovin: And 236 Missing the union in determining whether THE CHEVROLET DEALERS record . en we hoped the re {session and picnic dinner at the mond. beth Alexander Sime. Mishawaka:| TOKYO, Sept. 5 (UP) An esti-_ higher wages are needed. of . Indianapolis felt good this peed: war. was over, Two “Youths Cat tured ome of “Ham” Finney, Quarters grie Eilzanerh Summers. Festoort, NY i mated 300,000 persons were left Mr. Lewis fold a Labor Day week. They had landed Bob Hope. 1500-Home Parade P 5-A., Ft. Harrison. - In | Ronde Walker. Daley ille: Edith weer | homeless today by Japan's worst fitnesing here yesterday that the Or better, yet, Bob Hope had ‘With $2900, Other Loot ' That's why yoii television set [Hun neon: Betty de an’ Zachary. "New typhoon in 16 vears. UMW wants a part of the in-

landed them. by choosing Chevvie | EACH YEAR THE BUILDERS PLEASANTVILLE, N. J., Sept. owners, twirling the knobs, re- | The storm, which ripped across creased profits of the coal in. | Japan's four main islands Sunday dustry from increased efficiency

9 f Indianapolis stage the kind of ashe State Fair's official car. 0 5 (UP)—Quinton Murphy, 20,iceived occasional -strange waits | di hi iy The comedian. posed and posed Home Bi Se People ius. | Washington, and Lloyd Hopkins, [such as “turn left at the next n ianapo is 500 Tike Clinic and Monday with winds up to 110] and modern methods. again with the smart fleet of ~—HIEM Oo a or tu rel 19, Los Angeies, were held with- intersection. Do you see that big iileg A0 DINE Livied 109 persons . Statement well-marked = Chevrolets rolling| p lout bail today for further investi-| drive-in screen ahead?” and gIRTHS Course at Purdue and injured 5645. A total or 236 U. s. Statement

pictures, as many homes are sold, en around the State Fair Grounes. ation on charges of larceny and| “Watch the next junction for Boys were ‘missing. the citizens can go out and see & 8 y [as st. VingentamCharles, Mary Retmier;: Indianapolis Methodist min: mpe official casualty list did not WASHINGTON. Sept. § (UPI —Gioverne

The tie-ins a winner. What it| _ carrying deadly weapons. |speeders.” ; : says is “If * ihe Chevie's a WHaL tite homme will Jnak lke in Its |" vhe youths were captured at a| It was Col. Finney “beaming” Bloke: io al. Bila ¥. R Riches; 'L Del isters and those from all over the include 45 laborers buried alive rent fica’ Sear throuen A ot 3he Sure enough for Bob Hope, it's good The home builders discovered | road block yesterday in a car mobile-equipped hams to his Jghn. Joan Hila njrley Bumpas: | tate are “back in school today” near Niigata, 170 miles north-| 0 ¥ , This Year’ Last Yea enough for me.” last year the strong autumn lors contained a large amount home. At Methodist — Joseph. Geneva Fair: for sessions lasting until ‘Friday, northeast of Tokyo when a tunnel eceipts 4740424 4° Tals siti It's a part of Chevrolet's top- of stolen goods, including $2900 Arrive for Meeting ‘Gerald, Louella ‘Bradley: Harold, Ines {collapsed during heavy rain. Deficit WALI 230347407 tio hich ever petite of the home buyer. n savings bonds. 4 f the 10-| Crosgsreuts; Donald, Lura Greve: Gil- at Purdue University. | The typhoon, named “Jane” Sh Bal 3.231.003 7.886.420 flight promotion which n Together, theIndianapolis| ng More than a quarter o e "| Yoh: {arriot’ Andarck Wher sut- | I en are attend Pub. Debi © 257891, 419.701 255, 879.043.983 " Police Chief Walter Atkinson meter enthusiasts in central In-| ous: Carl Josphine Lane: Ralph Mas” The 500 clergyin {Was the 10th. of the _season.and Cold. Res. 33.020.008 158. 401.410. 214 —.

misses a bet. It works. Chevrolet | no Builders; Inc., and the Mar-

is still on top nationally with i, County Residential Builders ThE WoFPst Since 1934, IN NDIANAPOLIS ¢

CLEARING HOUSE It ripped across the island of] Cleatings feiisiaien8

2,370,000

aid the youths admitted stealing diana showed at the spur-of-the- garet Malicote; james, lsavel . Brady Js/ing the annual - Methodist school

Ford breathing hot on its heels. | “|the car in Los Angeles and driv-/moment conclave. Cars parked in| Shirley; Melvin, Juanita Duncan; Leo.iof the Prophets. Bishop Titus] resis +3 Md16000 . TOMized, he Digest housing o-| ing it across the country, stopping |front of the Finney home ranged) Clacence. Kose skacas Jol, ici Bate: owe, former Indianapolis resi-| Shikoku and through the densely — = . When Down Means Up | at motels, where they rified!from '38 Fords to '50 Cadillacs,|, erie, Allen, Ang Hug retired bishop of the Populated industrial section of, seen. arked cars. y | i h toweri nip, ybsiegan—ichn june Heninger: yonn, dent and he school Honshu Sunday. Monday it, ONE BUSINESS which Was, Five hundred homes, complete! Lim some equipped with towering whip | Ada Clark, H obariy Goldie Baker; Ebert, | Indiana area, founded the. schoo Nivved . i RISKS’ glad to see the week-end's nippy and furnished, completed but not lantennas, all with initials of the Robert, Helen Youns; Willlam, Christine as a refresher course for Method- whipped across the northern part ‘ALL weather was dry cleaning. furnished, partially finished, and qu Downtown Center call letters of the owners. [AL General--Douglas, Ruth Moore; Wil- ist clergymen. . u Dassba, Jeapey he Tsugaru| | S u o = n Cc | Even last week, before thesome only in the blueprint stage, Enrollment Seen 3000 | The mobile equipment present lam Druclia Wimsatt. Kav. Betiy Har- Bishop Richard C. Raines of op 314 lasted the Yes! coast LL - opening of school, clothes began will be in the week-long parade e@ {ranged rp strictly home-made ALS Francis eR in, Hors Coon: the Indiana Area will preside at o jo) kao, Japan's most north p rl Property to pile up on cleaners’ counters. | which starts next Sunday. all semester enrollment in In- ‘to war surplus and fancy custom: Hancock: Edward, Theresa Anaus; Leon- 2 preaching service held daily. Dr. ern islan AM But today it hit hard. Tempera-| It js my guess that this con- 'diana University's downtown cen- built. ‘ard, Jenny Brickens: Kdward. Thelma Marshall T. Steel, ‘pastor of the The storm crumbled almost ev:| IRI A Tove tures went down, dry cleaning tains a considerable element of .F.i3 expected to total more than| But the center of attraction was ay Home Richard, Sema aoited; «Highland Park Methodist Church, erything in its path. About 1000] TELARC you went up. Housewives felt the! civie enterprise, something good {3000. The semester begins the Finney radio room just off the Keyston Girls Dallas, Tex. will give the ser- vessels, including some ocean-| alii 1 ie A T = will fi chill, began to dig out last year's for the town | Sept. 25. {parlor ‘and the huge rotating roof at st. Vineent's—Walter, Thelma Miller: MONS. going ships, were either sunk or MuUTU a merch heavy wear, topcoats, woolen “« x R. W. Feik, director, said that antenna spun dizzily as hams iam, william, HY anal Theline| H. FE. Wriggleworth, Indian- missing, reports said. moved dresses. snowsuits, and haul it| It SURELY CANNOT BE | 202 university credit courses in 28 tWirled the knobs. Dorothy PF rol ‘gp Arthu LoMary Wads: ‘apolis. and the Rev, Lee Jarrett, | “gb, Mothe off to the cleaners. |staged simply to sell houses be. (different fields have been sched-| Those few wives not affected Vivian. Bedel ’ » Martinsville, will conduct an Local Produce to 3 the: cif Eanere. cause builders are selling houses |Ued: There also will be 14 lecture, (With the “ham disease” couldn't At, JEtNpRM=Jthnets, Madse Kile, Beil iaudio-visual workshop each after- RA ome | © Grain Dealers Ne co kre | courses. get a word in edgewise and the! Alexander, Ralph, Veima Hughes; Ray- noon. Fees—Current receipts 55 lbs. to case, to rec: oc Mh FEATHER bite’, came Ia lle saser. than they can| The classes will be held in the iT ,Jhummed with such “hamol-| Globe: Betty Drum. Eugene, Chasiene| National celebrities will give, ie: Bn A ares, hag Or i A, eal Mutual Agency, Inc. Welco! Labor Day is the beginning of| 1 think what they want to show Center's buildings at 122 E. Michi- °8Y" as “skips,” “variable fre-| Ranch, ‘ene dean MW eiion. ‘Noro. (courses in religious public rela-|? Poultry—Fowls. 4'3 Ibs. and over, 2lc; 1740 North Meridian St. Phone y g y gah St. and 518 N. Del quency,” “sweep,” ‘“Gonset con- rown: Harold, Helen Rich. tions, - lives of great Christian Under 4'3 lbs and Leshorns 17cr. cocks the industry's biggest season. It/is the magnificent effort the In. Ae ® eiiranie iD St. verter” and call letters. Louise ~Jonss, James edisien personalities, theology, church] And, st4ss. lic. and No. 2 poultry. dc less WAbash 2456 : Wel runs wild through the party-dress| dianapolis home building industry will A oibecis from . ration a ‘Whin the table was loaded with! r, Tellula Miller: ‘Mahlon | music and “similar: oy The, He 1. 53¢: No. 2. 50c. Z 3 a C holiday, eases up after the first has made to liquidate the critical ep 0 Sept. (food, Mrs. Finney issued a cliow | mond. "Maze Carol Catron; Rax-| soho] ~ which opened yesterday| _ Cs EE He “Nev York of the year, runs heavy through housing shortage, build the town | — i Rood. _ Malone: William, Ruth * . - the spring. put-away season, then solidly, and show that private en- | - call. | Thompson; "Daniel, Rosalyn (Commission on’ Ministerial Tr the PH goes pfi-ft when the wash wear terprise can do it well. ‘Urges Traffic Caution Local Issues . la paiticl: | Elizabeth” Applegate. ling of the Methodist at Church, a n- Mm retdrns. | So hats off to the men who. | { seneral-—Robert, Sarah Williams. | { 0 . That's the dry cleaning cyc le keep us snug and warm, in out of, In Police Shortage : mn SODA So rime] Borer, “Siar,” Miwa AH Weaver | pre r eer H ven i n S A Fy Which took off today on its coldthe rain afd 8now, and Help in| Depleted raffic police. STOCKS Ad Asked | poner Murilyn Jacko Ten Viva - OR. Pr weather spree. man’s search for the most satis- men today brought an ‘appeal. for | American Staves oia- ab Franels Woodrow. Hs args For RESULTS you AND SIRE HED TOMORROWS! r fying and fundamental of all se- safe driving from Mayor Feeney, [Ayrshire “Colierier om anna el wr. Celeste Cohen, J Mary?) , t . Big Job on ‘curity, the family home. | The Mayor said many officers | Beit RR & EE Yar pra ll 3 ] cares. Alma wetkles Mazin Altres. con put in the bank Ab BIGGER THAN “washing an TT ——————=———— have been assigned to special de-! | Beton: Merritt ant come wh THS Lelephant is washing a railroad Official Weather tails for duration of the State Conia sass > 0 **% | DpaTH® = write the ‘ train. UNITED STATES WEA ER BUREAU Fair and the Sanitation Depart- ch tueate com ay Ve illiams, m of 345 N. Walcott . The New York Central does it —Sest. 8 gen ment strike. Further demands on Cummins En como..." 20° . Henry Smith, #5. at Robert Long, car- George S. May Company in 10 minutes. Sunrise &: 18 5. m. Sun Sunset i" 11 ». m. the department were made with Summine Eng pid . } FIROMmA f P At High Bridge Station in the precinitation 24 hours end ™ WR om o the opening of public schools to- oimyia, Sip Le, v ota . ae Blizabeth rn, of 238 ¥. Tie. 8 § * | Wh Brows, N ¥. the New York Excess. since Jom since Jan." 4039 day. Delia. Five. Na VAP... Ro) Benjamin Goldstein, #7. of 726 8. linois. Central Division i d 1 entr; as two washing ma- —— en He urged motorists t d Lasiern ina ieje 8 ofd 3 Chic 6M 4 "3 d chines, its own 200-foot well. a i Mh Low with “extreme caution" ANH Eauitanie Securities com : Everets T. Kellr, 60. at Methodist, cerebral fui “’ ind na | The shining steel passenger Boston Ba i 51 ““this difficult period.” Family Finance 3% ote 190 Ematt Gil Canmisk, oF. at St. Vin- stablis § § | Mrs. C. cars are scrubbed with brushes Chicago ~~... a be - Hamilton Mfg Co com . 3s Minnie Hupke, 58, of 5337 KE. 1ith, car: ; BB at 1629 and 100 gallons of water a Gncmneil : now WILD PLANT GREENS __ HetJones ov A pid - mam Ei 8 “8t. Jos Cmte The they re butfed ike! Boma : »" FE wo “There are plenty of wild plants, Hook D: Drug Co com J “th \ silver, Bt wane’ JEPPPORISOS 14 Suitable for eating as greens; tn-| ind Nien | wire & s “ota » leved hi h A that's. what keeps them J, | Inapls’ "icity Jasin i . 50 cluded are dandelions, watercress, “lads b & EL & v "ptd” 108° Keller i xy y. : tami vo rreneeans i i stinging nettle,” marsh _marigold, Indbis IT do de . ee 18% practics toring t New * : New iid - areeennes 18 3 ndpls ater Qs 5% fd cian . add, ve! grim DZ H HB Local Truck Grain. 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