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5. . Today in Business—

Inflation Tops

U. S. Worri

What Will Happen To Prosperity in War?

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By HAROLD H. HARTL

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IT’S TIME TO NAIL DOWN the next big question. With the North Koreans on the ropes, and peace in

sight, what will happen ‘to pr

osperity?

' Treasury Secretary John Snyder says we're going to

live a long time in an armed c be met with force.” This will be expensive. It will make us squirm and] squeal at the tax office.

President Truman is afraid, not, - "of the Russians, but of inflation.

The bigger taxes will help to bleed|of burnished copper, and flame ing of the Apartment Owners As-

off extra spending money. But] on the other hand, heavy con-| tinued defense spending will create it.

The problem. is tc keep the treat for the eyes, and good for time like the present for builders

economy from blowing to pieces either too much inflation or a depression.

- RUSSIAN "FHINKING toda¥ names in the supermarket cart may be created through promo-| seems to be against war. But ayy) ne here for the International tional efforts.”

collapse would be the easy way to get a better foothold over here.| Then their agents could point to! capitalist wreckage and say, “See, it's no good.”

Here are a few things the Rus- fabulous dairy industry, will bring in building costs mean a great!

amp. His words: “Force must

‘washers with germicidal scalding water, and pressure cookers to keep the vitamins in vegetables. You won't see that, but it's there. Outside there's the flash|

and coral reds excite the color {scheme with a touch of creamy | ‘beige and forest green. It’s what the town’s needed, A

the stomach, too.

Cheese Czar ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN

Dairy Show next month, It’s the name you see on pack-| aged cheese. It's what you thought it was—Kraft. John H. Kraft, president of this

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Builders Urged J To Consider

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Demand Greatest in | Lower Price, Rent

Ranges, Peters Says

Hoosier builders today were urged to construct for current housing needs. That construction should be in| the lower-price and rental ranges, according to R. Earl Peters, state administrator of the Federal Housing Administration. ‘" Mr. "Peters warned of the “firm !demand” for properties in these {ranges at the opening fall meet-

| sociation. The luncheon- -parley | was held in the Washington Hotel {at noon. |

“It fs particularly sound at al

to channel production into houses, that are actually needed,” he said | This is more important than! ‘higher- cost housing where demand |

Builders Warned

The FHA director also warned| builders not “to succumb or contribute” to the fear that increase |

sians ought to know before they 160 junior dairymen and their price rise is imminent.

let their hopes run too high. We've

chaperones for a dinner to be held

“If they do and prices are

got $170 billions in savings, $34 in the Youth building at the Fair raised beyond the paying capac-|

billions in Savings Bonds, ani the money assets in the hands of consumers, farmers and personal business run more than $400 billions. That isn't depression-proof but it's a strong hedge. t . = » ADD TO THAT the Commerce Department's report that 62.4 million Americans are working and spending like mad. S80 we are not exactly in the doghouse financially, We'll eat, buy clothes, drive cars. But it may take some ‘defense spend- | ing” after Korea to keep the pumps running. i And it may take some government controls to keep them from! out an inflation bearing.

government has in mind. Wait and see. |

35 Years Later

THE MONEY-BULGING Ford Foundation with $250 millions, | charitable of its kind, has ge its pursuit. It will ‘be peace for the world ‘and a better way of life every-| where.

That covers a lot of ground but | isn’t new for the Ford family. Back in Recember ot Mois the, original Henry set sail on! the Oscar II for Norway to try 0 s2d World War 1. spent $80,000 on the! 100 leading citizens. went, some didn’t, . .

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JUDGE BEN LINDSEY of ized how much space it takes to

{small and prices began to flirt |with the moon that anyone real-

Grounds Oct. 0

” HE'S PAYING the whole bill, train fare, hotel, eats and all, as a measure of gratitude to these youngsters who excel in the dairy field, even if they own only one cow. There'll be another eye-opener, at the dairy show. It will be the ‘cheeses of the world, all spotlight-| ed and displayed. And that will make many a cheese lover hang around and drool. And wish he'd brought al box of crackers.

Digging In ONE of the hardest businesses in which to get a toe-hold is the ‘advertising business. . i It looks like Pullman arving

|pino butlers, but don’t be fooled. The brains of those boys float {in perspiration. And they're in the bucks one year, and in the breadiine the next. It takes courage tp tackle this ‘field. And that’s why I am men{tioning the LaGrange & Garason !Corp., which is picking up speed. L. & G. has six fair-sized ac‘counts. They're not in the yacht class, but they're well past the bread and butter stage. And that's something you cap tip your hat to, in the ad trade. At least, I do.

Space Saver

IT WASN'T UNTIL houses got,

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lion American families find and! ; fix houses with minute insurance Ways and Means Committee and losses. 1, 1950,/the Senate Finance Committee! FHA losses on the total amount have “virtually committed” them-| lof all types of insurance were selves to a war profits tax.

one-quarter of 1 per cent, he said.

out of income,”

ity of the market, output may fall below necessary requirements,” Mr. Peters told the apartment owners. He explained that present Federal credit restrictions on the mortgage insurance loan program were instituted to conserve; materials “that may be needed for national defense and bv curb inflation.” Mr. Peters said these controls reducing mortgage ceilings were necessary in mid-July. The in-| (ternational scene made necessary ‘re-examination .of our posi{tion” at the peak of the building! |season, he said.

Praises FHA Operations

markets , to do so.”

. . and will continue!

loans.”

He said FHA has helped 13 mil-|

Through Apr.

“FHA has paid operating costs|

Current Needs |

Taxes Going Up 2 ell 4 Ri Sia And Up-Snyder i

{Taxes are going up so high the average American has ‘no noHe patted FHA operations on tion” of what the tax burden And that's exactly what the rooms, country estates and Fili- the back saying it had “definitely eventually will be, according to exercised a stabilizing influence Secretary of the Treasury John in the mortgage and real estate W. Snyder.’

|Korea, most substantial tax inMr. Peters pointed out FHA has creases are ahead, Mr. grown in 16 years from “a bold said last night in an interview. experiment to an accepted Amer-| ican institution, insuring approxi- businessmen and the public genmately $20 billion in home mort- erally are agreed that defense gage and property improvement spending must be paid for out of |current revenues to preserve the 'dollar value at all costs. i

Mr. Peters said. billion has been appropriated in| = has authorized and paid divi- the current fiscal year ( ending

Jack Pot—Sure Way

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Here's a tasty dish, Police Lt. Fred Stoo is turning cher- | ries, plums and lemons into fruit salad, using a sledge hammer as

a mixing spoon. He smashed four slot machines confiscated Sept. | 20 at a tavern at 2029 S. Meridian St. Pre-smash examination | disclosed that two nickel and one dime slots paid off, but the — machine was plugged to prevent the jackpot from being it

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Climb Unaffected

By Korea Outcome | NEW YORK, Sept. 27 (UP)—

Regardless of what happens in Snyder

The Treasury chief said that

B. Willand oy «Sel Americanism.”

Allen

He revealed that the House *

Allan B. Willand

Warning Echoed Mr. Snyder pointed out that $30|

Hog Prices

| pounds; brought between $20.50

barrows and gilts weak to mostly 25 cents lower; instances 50 cents) off; good and choice | pounds * $20.50-$20.75; early $21; 160-190 pounds $20.25$20.75;

(medium $25 to $31; bulls, about |steady;

Commi Chest Red Feather

Takes Legion Job 3

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Weak, Mostly 95 Cents Off

Fairly Active, Sows - Steady

Hog prices were weak and mostly 25 cents lower as sales | at the Indianapolis Stock Yards | got off to a rather slow start. Barrows and gilts, 190 to 260;

and $20.75. Limited 200 pounders | and above brought $21.

Hogs 10,375; opening active;

few

120-160 pounds $15-§1 choice 160 pounds $17.50; sows steady to 25 cents lower; good and choice 350-550 pounds $18.50$20; choice lights $20.25. Vealers opened fairly active with early sales steady. Good and choice were bringing between $32 and $35, largely $33 up. Common and medium between $25 and $31. Culls were bringing between $17 and $24.50. Cattle 1075, calves 400; medium and low good steers and yearlings 1050 pounds down steady to weak; good and choice steers and some heifers 50 cents or more lower; cows slow, 25 to 50 cents lower; {load high good to mostly choice |mixed steers and heifers $31; me|dium and low good lightweight |steers $29 to $29.50; bulk medium fed yearlings $28 to $29; medium to low good heifers $28.60; common and low medium native steers and heifers $22 to $26; good {beef cows $21.50 to $22; common and medium $18.50 to $21.50; jcanners and cutters $15 to $19; vealers active, steady; good and choice $33 to $35; common and

] medium and good beef and sausage bulls $22 to $25. Sheep 1650; market active; fully steady; good and choice spring lambs $29.50 to $30; odd choice closely sorted to $31 but no measure of market; strong weight 100 to 110 pound lambs $29; bulk medium and good $26 to $29; load good to choice 86 to 89 pound fed yearlings $25; deck good 86 pound $24.50; slaughter ewes $8 to $13.

Named to Red

Feather Post

. Appointment of Robert D. Beek- | mann as associate chairman of | the industrial division of the 1950

Drive was announced today. He will serve with J. Perry] Meek. Mr. Beckmann! is assistant to the director of public relations for Allison Divi-

Prisoner of Love

he would

Medal as Favor-Doer

Goes to Gen. Vaughan

Regular Veterans Association ng President's Aide as Friend in Need

| The old favor-doer, Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, sdded . 11,000 Receipts Open another medal to his bulging collection today. Doing favors got the President's aide in trouble with the /Senate last year. But today it got him a solid gold medal from

{the Regular Veterans Association. | » . Dr. Frank B. Jighiotti, national chaplain of the association, ex-

plained the citation this way: “When we get a real bad veteran’s case and

Harry Vaughan at any the-day-or night ...and he will Gen. Vaughan go to bat for us rignt away. He will do anything

for anybody.” .

His adoring public today held New York Metropolitan Opera tenor Ramon Vinay “prisoner” in his homeland in Chile, refusing to release him to fill a scneduled engagement in San Francisco, Mr. Vinay, regarded as a na-| tional hero in his homeland, was scheduled to give four. ances in Santiago. But engine trouble delayed him several days in his trip there from London and he was able to fill only two performances before he was scheduled to return for U. 8. engagements. A national crisis developed when music lovers learned their favorite was skipping town. Chilean President Gonzales Videla slyly lifted the tenor’s diplomatic passport until he gives two | more performances. The passport-lifting came after the Chilean consul in San Francisco reported the San Francisco Opera Company had refused to postpone its performance 'and threatened breach of contract suit, Mr. Vinay, who appeared to be a willing “prisoner,” said he was remaining to fill Chilean engagements of his own choice and said

nobody will do| gs anything for| 4 him, we can call

time of| J

“pay from my own

pocket” gbr performances he missed in: San Francisco.

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Hollywood Bound?

Evangelist Billy Graham jotay said he is discussing plans to make a mption picture with a “prominent” movie producer. In Minneapolis holding a 19-day revival, Dr. Gra-

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identify the producer but said he was interested in the offer. He said that if he and his aids can direct the movie “from beginning to end and can be assured that the preaching of

Bill Graham the Gospel of Christ will be fur-

thered,” he may undertake the project.

South Bend Man Dies

Despite Transfusions

SOUTH BEND, Sept. 27 (UP) —Funeral services will be held in Chicago Saturday for Edmund J. Warner, 46, South Bend, who died although he received transfusions totaling 35 pints of blood in two days. Mr. Warner died at Memorial Hospital yesterday. He was operated on Sunday and the hospital broadcast an appeal for {donors when he began to bleed severely. He is survived by his wife, two children and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Warner qf Chicago.

Sree etre WORKER BURNED IN VAT William Humphrey, 20, of 1226 W. New York St, was: in fair condition in Methodist Hospital

today after suffering severe burns on the leg when he stepped into

a vat of hot water at National

Veneer Co., where he is ‘employed.

and determining by vote whether

Tae Union Trust CoMPANY oF INDIANAPOLIS

Notice of Shareholders’ Meeting

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to call of its Directors, a special meeting of the shareholders of The Union Trust Company of Indianapolis will be held at its banking house at 120 East Market Street, in the City of Indianapolis, State of Indiana, on Thursday, October 19, 1950 at 1:30 o’clock P. M. (C.S.T.), for the purpose of considering

solidate the said Bank and Trust Company and The Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis, located in the City of Indianapolis, State of Indiana, under the provisions of the laws of the United States shall be adopted, ratified and confirmed and for the purpose of voting upon

an agreement to merge and con-

ham declined to

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1950

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By JER United | DETROIT,

Red’ Rolfe ¢ will be some in store for Tigers durin, his way. Smarting listless stret

‘said Detroit

ball hitters, | have to put “We can't losing team means there trading duri some more needed all se With the needing only a share of t title and tw ship, Rolfe plans for ne Second “Naturally matically ou we won't col said. “Anyw: to worry

thet he’s de champion ne do s0, the te hitting catcl min. : Seel “Our mair sake the trengthen u irst basemse gard to find sure to dem: In additio:

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speed to the Although the look out first sacker,

“ n a door. ends of more than $22 million June 30) for defense expenditures! Denver and Indiana's Eimer Dav-iopen 8 door. ~~ = = = land has Dullt reserves and caph ang. coat: tom nan Xpenditures Combat Veteran sion of General any other matters incidental to the proposed merger and consolidation man Dos KE is went along. So did Jane Ad- , A tal in various funds to more than! “materially” Heads Program Motors and was of the two banks. A ¢dpy of the aforesaid Agreement approved by the to V b dams (Hull House) and Ida Tar-| Up at New Castle a firm figured $225 million. And this doesn't materially” before that. | 9 | recipient of the Board of Directors of The Union Trust Company of Indianapolis and i % heb ve bell, author. But ex-President a way to avoid the use of space to| '=C Ch 1 (improvement His warning of soaring taxes to, A man who believes Americans ny. Beckmann Jaycee Key Man executed by a majority of the Directors of The Indiana National Bank - 1 ok partic Tatt didn't He said such a move [WIRE UPID 4 J00F, So 1 made 10aDs) reserve.” get ae Learament bill way should “sell Americanism with | Award in 1949. of Indianapolis, providing for the consolidation, is on file at the Bank ay ought to come m the govern- " s echoed by Roy Blough, a member the same fervor that the Russians | The industrial division last year | and may be inspected d b h . : } ment. |aside like a curtain but almost as Loans Amortized of President Truman's Council of are selling communism.” today, accounted for $416,999 of the aa pected during business hours. } | , as the only '] Ree Thomas Batson, hy Foe) Bp es you probably Of all loans insured almost half| | Boonomie Advisers. cb ‘th [took over direction of the Ameri- | Chests goal of $1,280,000. The | DER OF THE BOARD QF DIRECTORS. 2 re nd declin nd John! ¥ r ough, speaking a e canism program of American est’s total goal this year is| N A ; , the nature man, had have heard of before, but I oes ion and prepayments, Amostl Tax Executives Institute, Inc., at|legion. “0 $1472.760 and includes at. least CLARENCE R. KUSS, Secretary has now. to stay home. He had a cold. tion it today because with rising, anid | Lake Placid, N. Y., last night, pro-| He is Allen B. Willand, ‘Ham-| $50,000 for servicemen’s facilities. . " The venture set mp a commis- [Prices a restricted floor space, © To Yodianckols. AsuiitE of: posed “special” new excise taxes mondsport, N. YY. 41-year-old The campaign dates are Oet. 2| Boilermal sion of five to work for peace, nner. Po g |as one way to halt inflation and combat veteran of World War II. | through Oct. 24. oe i Se ct hoe 1, Sl, Marl. og Soe ea, na ed i an on a faa ses i: Somer Tie OC : Whig; Mr. Ford backed movemen 4 we-go basis. |son, Ariz., who resigned Fecently| . . NT - . ti Meridian 8 will sell you one {f $316 million’ for FHA insured He dropped the first adminis-'to become executive of the Free- ocal Issue | THE INDIANA NATIONAL BANK LAZAYE matic relations with Germany. can. mortgages - alone, he said. Thistration hint that Congress may/dom Foundation. —tot B= OF INDIANAPOLIS ~—Coach St But the Ford family didn't for- Coal Cocktail does not include the improvement be asked for additional excises. Mr. Willand will direct. the 50.-. Amer STOCKS Bid Asked * _— timing and get peace. That's why it has dedi-] IF THESE OLD EYES can see (type loans. The Korean War killed congres- 000 volunteer workers in the Le- ‘American States pid ...I.11l 38 | p * "Notice of Shareholders’ Meeting plays yester cated its $250 million foundation won¢ ‘your furnace some day will... TDC°¢ figures are reassuring|sional plans to reduce present ex-|gion’s Americanism program. | jYighire Coleries com’. 105, 1 ermakers he bankroll to teach men the folly po “drinking” a “ y wfor the steady and solid growth|cise rates on cosmetics, jewelry, He served with the 80th and “Belt RR & UVa pd 62 Notice is hereby given that 11 of its Di : : coal cocktail. hich th t k pl { t RR & Yrds com 34a y gi en pursuant to call of its Directors, a special workout in of fighting. : Dr. Arno 8 dner, U. S. Bureau!" c ey represent took place/luggage, movies, train and plane 106th Infantry Divisions in Eu: | *Bobbs-Merrill com. .. 12 cen] meeting of the shareholders of The Indiana National Bank of Indi- season open One Flight Down of Mines, told the Ohio Mineral \" (Ying times of depression, war tickets, telephones and other goods rope. Twice wounded, once in the conor Sd ak 8 anapolis will be held at its banking house at 3 Virginia Avenue in the | Austin Satu TWENT DOWN Into the Sevie| Industries in Columbus yesterday ja ; post war oo dustment, the and services. : a [Basle a Bulge and onge a8 (Circle Loan i, fy .- 3s _ City of Indianapolis, State of Indiana, on Thugsday, October 19,1950 | . | Sophomort 'that coal would always be the . . e was awarded cummins Ens eee at 11:00 o’clock A. M. (C.S.T.) for the purpose of considering and | Samuels, Pl restaurant this week, and found pagic fyel, Mr. Peters was introduced by MAN DIES Ix HOTEL [the Purple Heart with cluster and! ‘Cummins ce d f » ‘myself in a movie setting. He sald plane he could ion Paul Coen, president of the asso- Arvel Frank Powers, about 46, other decorations. While in basic! SER Jance 5 oid... 1 determining by Ee heuer 3) agresivient io Mergean consolidate i McNamee di 1t looked like a scene from one way t re on the ciation. d training in Ft. Benning, Ga. he| pois Elec ¢ 13% dank aud The Union Trust Company of Indiatapols, located i the session, of. Con B. DeMIlie's costs reer | way to convert it into a kind of no address, died early today in became acquainted with a Hoo, ELE nS nd . ee in the City of Indianapolis, State of Indiana, under the provisions of | seventh ann soft hush-step carpet fin aoenes.| oil” and gas. the Salvation Army Hotel 26 8. gier soldier, George Craig, who is| Family Finance 3 5% oid". 9 100 the laws of the United States, shall be ratified and confirmed, and for by the Cha comfortable colors, and lighting| ove thas Right knock the wind Wheeler | Named Capitol Ave. He apparently suf-'now national commander of the Hays Sorp pfd ww... Na 1 the purpose of voting upon any other matters incidental to the proposed | and city me hich vould atter a three and ous. 0 other industries—oil’ d fered a heart attack. Legion. Ce Hon Nig co Co com a ns 2B merger and consolidation of the two banks. A copy of the aforesaid ’ aE = — To Solvents Board po hE SRTRTEE i, | ST en oe be Bee Low t's 18th A throughout. . i hi Bi sho F I di wai on . veo DY of rectory: - That I had to be told. T ow it Robbery Suspect denen eharge of production. for 1d IS IS po rom n ia ina ine Sh ota liage nam of The Union Trust Company of Indianapolis, providing for the:conss ean word Waives Extroditi [dent in charge < nd Telephone 48-10 ptd ":1'98 solidation, is on file at the Bank and may be inspected during business Lead but nothing so fancy. 3 Extraction Solvents, who Puts Foakh Above What Kind: bh dole pe 7% ie ol hours. The look-about which really! James H. Blankenship, 28, ar-/;yanaged the Idols Water oo am BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ’ Ahec i om SE foeted Pn aay vse Datel livejsompany's Terre if Pauses Here to Put in Work for Christian - Fr National Litg com..." 13 J. KURT MAHRDT, Cashier Rush y - Jaden rE | oa ea. a #0 em ee ge JKIingan & CO COM ....i.veseen a ’ end job to please the customers. tion: to Danville, I. on a cha 11929, has, heen Unity, Refuses Comment on Politics |e iui” 2i3 aerien 2 " lelected to the | By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times C | Marion Herfinston com 30 Tan = — IN THE KITCHEN I saw things ©f assault in commission of a y mes Church Editor mon. Herringion com 3% bla it a tL Og or company's board. | An English bishop from South India paused in Indianapolis to- Male Asn 4 4 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Soe Aro Gleaming stainless steel, bright! Poli : He is a direc- {day to do a bit of spadework for Christian unity. | Na Homes pid 00 103 1950 city an Hie oo ant ot oh thn. to ight} a se a (Sienile Jdetior or Shermia 's The Moet Rev. Michael Hollis, moderator of the Church of N. Ind poy N 1 101 ! Answer to Previous Puzzle - Warren , i ou ndia and former Anglican bishop of Madras, declined to » A Pa ens ; EIOIBIBIARE Preting, No dish clatter through clerk as the man who allegedly Co., Sterlington, \discuss communism in India or any political questions at all.- | Fo Mallory Co com 111 Ble 33% Beast of Burden 3 rid ) crowding le S S005. [struck him with a revolver in a/La., and is an * But he made some very pointed statements regarding .the re- Pub Serv of nd com : #8 B17 INE TN : a: 1 p-fat fryers which do French holdup attempt last August. |alumni counselor ny. wheeler |ligious situation in South India, — ———————————— — Ross Gear Tool com BU HORIZONTAL $5 Fondle EISILIFIEIR, C | still unbeste trenton” be jiffy, temperature-con- Blankenship's home is in At-of the Purdue and Christian unity in the world. hile the properties of small 55 a" EE em HO 56 Sling around a out of roilérs, automatic dish-lanta, Ga. Research Foundation. “The fact that you are a Chris- princes have been absorbed into siine-Gas Eo | ptd.. 19% 1a 3 Depicins Pike Tow " k » 3 Ya Ty Nan i823 sue more Smpazignt neighboring states,” the bishop Bh we : or. bi Sitisabeast 1Servial to 14 loser a . Today S Weather Fotocast that kind of Christian in India,” a 8 _mimber, 2 former, gS Ma Telesnone 5 std 111 98" 0 Eel 3inaien article > $imable . the bishop said. vi asked to serve Union Title ....... . _ ..... 87 .... hy VIL ITIRIA ] Wo ig 7 : Dividing Infuluence as governors of new states formed Allen & Steen 5s . 12 Interstices 4 eagle RAT LL i tis #1 Frigay. He pointed out that religion has from two or three of the larger Bast astian Morey sag y 14 Unit 5 Uncovered . ASTTRIRISIE y always been a dividing influ Batesville Tele Co 4 :il| 15Scandinavian 6 Bear BERLE | county fray g ence princely holdings.” | Buhner_Pertiliser : 47 New Zealand 7 Staj ] Page toppin 'in India. : - To explain the lack of denomi- Conemiie Cin Bh . : 8 tagger 20 Study groups 42Insects i leaders. ‘wit! “Religion,” “he said, “‘caused national antagonism in India, he Chiron dma "Pel Yas 61 . : a 1 parrot Sh nched 43Goby = Bell, second h the division “between India and 'said, humorously: Bquitable Securities 05 ::!| 18 Diphthong 9 Wapiti 25 Globular 44 Half-em = ine 22° 2704 Pakistan and widespread destruc-| “You can hardly expect an In- Indpls Paint Color +1 19 Annuls 10City in 2 Peeled Bho sx Boog Wy 2 tion of property and millions of dian ‘Christian to get very much Ind Limestone so 15 3.) 91Football Norway H ; i and 7 {don lives.” excited about being a Welch Ios tend 1 § position (ab.) ft Condemns 33 Visigoth king 48 tion are four T A ie He explained that Pakistan is Calvanistic Methodist.”’ Kilmer Packing @ 5 : 9 $21tis the 13Anxious 33 Indolent po By cit A ” , {largely Mohammedan and India Will ‘Speak Here |N'Tad Pub Serv 34 " 104% 101 offspring of ~ 16 Opera (ab.) 36 Join . 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