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nexed the state ican welter king sesame

t that wouldn't eam puff.

round Ander-

nan uppercut...

o the floor. The Jarr of Ft. rson had landed the round was ocha on a foul. ll ahead at the

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by = the doctor, boxing commis1 it looked as

ad been fouled 11d be permitted two-minute rest; red the fighters 8g, Rocha stagter of the ring

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slumped to the counted out, {s'a¥ a knockout

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Blames Wont.

U: S. Export Costs _ Also Criticized by Canadian Official

MONTREAL, Nov. 4 (UP)—R.! M. Fowler, president of the News-| print Association of Canada, said|

. today that recent newsprint price

increases were forced by wage; increases and by higher costs of many items imported from the! United States for. use in news-! print. manufacture. Mr. Fowler defended the price fhereases in a letter to Charles G.| Nichols of New York, president of

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the National Retail Dry Goods ASSociation. oy — 1 Mr. Nichols had complained |

that higher newsprint prices would! eventually mean higher newspaper advertising rates for stores

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transportation, machinery ® To avoid needless wear . from her yesterday morning and ¢ coal, Mr. Fowler said: Sq s Republicans Have and tear on your time Hale Two ips fo the house to n t e ervice CF Mave eh fear or amy Says Republicans a. oy i Your © Lo Dy he nk was” uranic 3 8 nufacturer presum- an e ing RE - . Ing to tell ther Aeron Foot 0. 0 Icy, : 0 a home Bunting; peotecs, : It was believed Mrs, Kelm was By Douglas Larsen | coal miners or machinery makers _ LINTON, nd, Nov. 4 (UP . ply Scac dhe: killed between 2 p. m. and 5 p. m., N } What profits they ought {o make.” Governor Schricker said at a day Times Classified when her husband, Otto, 29, re- EDITOR'S - > = - He pointed ‘out that rising de- Democratic rally here Jast night Real Estate Ads. There turned home to find his baby (EDITOR'S NOTE: Here's another of a question-and- . mands for newsprint in England, he Was “surprised” that .any you. will find = nearly son, Arthur, sc Feaming in the Answer series Sat tells how the Korean war affects reservists, India, South America, and {Ne farmer or laboring man would” 1000 homes for sale. They wrecked living room. ve erans, raft-age men, and. anyone likely to be called to United States made expansion of | have any interest in today's Re- are listed in different Found Body on Farm service. The author will. answer questions only in this space, the industry necessary “and the publican leaders or their pro- sections of. the city, sub- He called police when he was _ hot1y mail.) : ary ul the pe . urbe and country and’ (unable to find his wife Her boy = iy ines n vnamon oa fo paroats if the sm has wo de and to support it after it is made He spoke to some 900 .of the will find all price ranges 2 ne a . °F 2 brief searel of arartes joining the OSS after his pendents? must come out of the price. of party faithful at’ a rally follow-. and all sizes. the small ah y i, basic training? | newsprint” —o = ing. a 'forchlight ~ parade. Gov. ®@ There probably “will be i Se Hubath Said. Hardin A: Theré is no Ofiice of Strate- A: The Army only pays allotHe said the United States, with Schricker again endorsed the Sen several homes ‘in tomor- lived wi iis seven .chiljren gic Services anymore. But you, ments to dependents of men, Ie 7 per cent of the world’s popula-'ate bid of Alex Campbell and row’s Times that will fit ol 30_Yaws Trem might get into intelligence work YOU are not dependent on him for | iS ET or ant of i Spoke Seatiingly (Bf Die fang) : your Tees. aks ap Hardin = family used _drinking in the Army. support. you can't get a depend- | Year, and that. the tolal U. Se CGapehart : Pe itis ent Waler from a well jn the Keim 3 El Fon i Facy alioiment, . supply during the first nite na od oO + vard. The Hardins had lived there Q: I am a little hard of hearing # "on months of this year was 275.000 Thomas Hutson, State Tabor ones are snapped “up since last July: and probably couldn't pass the Q: My son is a member of the! tons more than the same period Commissioner, also spoke. He at- last. Hardin works in a steel foun- €xam for service. But suppose I National Guard and has been of 1949, tacked Mr. Capehart's unopposed ® To receive your Times dry at St. Joseph but was sent buy a hearing aid. Will they take called to active duty. I had one Canada Capacity Increases primary election expense which first thing Sunday morn- home yesterday at 1:45 p. m. be-/me then? (son who was killed in the last “Canadian productive capacity he said was $91,000, adding that ings, . conveniently de- - cause of a lack of coke. He said. ‘A: They will make you take war. Does that change the has increased by nearly 600,000 the amount represented more: Tivered to your door, he arrived at his home about the hearing test without a hear- status of my son Who is in the w tons in-the last four years ang than Mr. Capehart had earned simply phone Riley 5551 2:45 p.m. and went to a nearby ing aid and decide on your fit-| guard? this “month the industry is ex. in his six years as a Senator. before midnight tonight. |store “a little later.” ness for service from that. A: He will not be assigned to| \ pected to operate at 103 per cent! “Let's send Alex Campbell to ” — — ie gn a combat zone. ] 0 is expanded capacity,” Mr. Washington,” Gov. Schricker Q: I have one son in the Navy ss ! 4 Fowler ‘said. This has been urged, “because he will not sell Purdue Fratemity Job Insurance Claims and another one about to be Q: 1 fot a medical discharge] achieved by plant improvement out to anybody and nobody will D ‘G d D d’ Show 48 Per Cent Drop drafted. * Can they do this? I during World War II. Can they | and speed-up of ‘mac ‘hines, It has put a halter on him. n oes oo ee Job insurance claims dropped 18 need him on the farm. "draft me? cost large- sums’ of money, and Gov. = Schricker said some Times State Seryie ner cent last week, John W. Crise.! A: The fact that you have one A: It's not Nkely- that they any further expansion will cost farmers slipped onto the Republi LAFAYETTE, Nov. 4. Pledges director of the Indiana Employ- son in service has nothing to do. will, : / mich more money. can bandwagon in 1944 but that of ; Alpha Tau Omega social ment Security Division. said today. With them ‘drafting “your other * » 2 / ~ oe a he did not know they started to come hack to the fraieraity BD hi Few layoffs were reported, and son. However, i. you need him f 8 flat feet get me dee Le An I IL was necessary for pemocratic fold in 1948. And he !3V€ begun CPAItng "OL A oo 0d weather %ept construction on the farm that might he the ferre : : / newspapers to pass their higher added: : Huber of starical Markers and Sn nein! ro seasonal lay- basis for a deferment. A: That's up to the dactor who Ofarrt BREWING £O.. ING. of Fewsprint costs along lo advertis- “If the campaign had lasted pliter spun signs in Lafayette offs in stone quarries, x a on examines you. But. your feet 1oUisvILLE, KENTUCKY, hi ers. He cited figures from Editor two weeks longer, Indiana would and vicinity, Tt substitutes a. ty. unemployment claims - Qi: My son is in Korea. Does will have to be ‘awfully flat to 4 1 and, Publisher showing that news: \...." 0 Democratic for Presi. Sood deed”, for the usual tricks', oi ony 2160 while continued the Army pay extra allotments’ get you out of service. : L pang and ink together represented dent ie and roush eaten! associated 1 J dropped 55 ‘per cent, due en a oss se at 4 pe ae pung . The Governor hit the Republi With fraternity nell week mostly to Studebaker employees per cent for met it Cop. | CAN party for not having going back to work. metropolitan papers. Sorority to Honoi~ number of new

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ation. Mr.. Fowler said the -Canadian newsprint price index has been steadily below the wholesale com-

: modity price index in the United

States. He pointed out that the wholesale index stands at 169, compared with the newsprint index of 143 before the recent raises by six companies. Cites Certain Iter Commenting on Nar prices

i the industry must pay U. 8. com-

panies for such items as suphut

"How can a 6 per cent increase In newsprint prices create a threat he asked.

“It is nine-tenths of 1 per cent

i porta pubs ees

penses of the smaller papers, and 1, per. cent Ferenc in the average overall costs of American publishers. Is the margin between life and death as narrow as this?” He said U.S Forlng ewspE pers- had increased their milline advertising rate by 41, per cent from 1939 to 1949° and’ that afternodn papers had cut their rates by 1.8 per cént,

Navy Says Reds Have 14,000 Combat Planes

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4 (UP)

~The Russian air force has about

114,000 planes, including jet fightars and B-29 type medium bombers, acording to the Naval Avia-

“lion News.

“tively ~miodern

“mhort-in. ability to design and fa ied OR notch plan

“IN INDIANAPOLIS _ Samii,

iA h all. Annabe aig TODAY led Childre | ES tnows, Donnie a ght; M [zine vs RUGS from $2.39 . en — n : Bnet i IA in Severin Fran k Johnsor a Look for the stare with the big red Kirshbaum Community ex et 'ennsy Tra vania Night,” 8 to 11 ol BIRTHS 2 . » HOOSIER * National Associgtion of East’ “Accountants; a : gos De. 4 : i er—RButler niver At. St ‘raneis. rover, elores awkins, . piSiananel hr ire Department, Harold, Jenaette Schoettle Herman PAINT & LINOLEUM co. Days Phone Ladies fusiliaey No. Fie Card party, 8:30 pgge Westa: Richard, Frances - Hart 211 E. Washington R1-8313 LL 5367 p>m, 817 Ingomar Clyde, Clvdora Cross. . Indiana Army and Air ares Recruiting At General—Herscheli, Ada Carr Service Personne] Pt.’ riso At Coleman—Carlyle, Marths Hs 2 a —— At. St. Vine pi s—Rex Ar . EVENTS. TOMORROW William, | Mary McDermott: A d 50 Renupliean Candidates—Picnic, afternoon, He Bulls Arinur, Dorothy Davis. ccor on : Narih Men Sreanisation. North Methodist At Me thodist—Robert, Barbara Kestler; 48 BASS Chureh—T7:30 m, disc ussion at hye Robert, Mary Stallige: James Barb a T . ; — Robina; Aluans Jlelen, Mure ay Clar INDIANA MUSIC co ence, Mildred usiek: Robert. irginia M. AR.HAGE LIC ENSES : Dilts:- Keith, Fiorise Miller; Riley, Rpse i" bs ow n Martin 23, 4021 Corsell; Norma, Chilton 115 E. Ohio IM. 4486 a 343 Cole. it GIRLS » Darnell. 87. 3 lp . Lilinois: 44 St. Frances ¥, E ina Schultz: An- | bee , 1es F Prim. 1 a 120 2 B Talore Ah- thon ne Piere toh i ek Leona | EM ettries 23 2545 N. Tain Tu eh Betty Cm hl riggs ates ah EE Vio JME INE mer mone | GUAranteed WATCH J i annon, 33 1038 Wa ev 3 ork. XK. jAt St. Vineent’ Orville Hazel Pranklin; L p C Hemmelgarn, 3. “1215 Albany, Beech] John, Helen Carr: Ropert; Miriam Hen: REPAIRIN Usual Low Prices Grow 2 you: Jack, 2 othy Mace; Harry, ary! Day Service Carter ‘w Eltzroth Jr. 32. 1065 W. 35th; z JO ein Ine. Witham. Oleis McCosrs Marjons Tu tk, 23. 3313 Washington Ruth Lethe ell in i Jaiam, Genres, Vi freinia RITE S [Jayne Deer, 57% amsarpiovaes eli; "Richard, Bertha Pauls. JEWELRY SHOP yraivs i. ‘Hoover, 38. 3938 Collexe: Gladys! | m—— Oo hao 3 118. WA Beitr DEATHS 43 S. ILLINOIS ST. a LaCros i ol re AR 43" “Gx Pord cardi. 8, ab, 1427'2 N. Seale, | sss sen Russel L. Rosenbarger, 44. A000 College; 83 li 2851 Suthe Ha dr _ i Coma L., Carter. 35, 3350 N. New: Jersey. Me . ers, «ab utherlam w. i ———— © Robert L: Mead, 23, 3026 N. (Drexel: Mild- | Cerebral hemorrhage am — a ed A, Me cAnany, 21, 827 ¥ oxio rd od ani os Myers, 54. at Veteran's Hospital, PERSONAL Jlantaly Tee va . nton 5 Robert B. Po 3, a4 Wilkens iy : arie P. Welsh, 59, at 1336 .N. Delaware. | J LOANS : Delmer 0 ache NE Lay alters carcinoma i i t SRT - “7 Personal Loan Department Wiiam Pinkle: 1023 Zi, vets Mas, Hi Fearon es Drag Ce. rennan, Late. - € [ : y D. rmon, 36, Greenwood: Norma J . a ’ Cunningham. 21. 2143 N. Meridian I EXPERT WATCH and People’s State Bank Bernard. L. Fletcher me ith BE. MARKET ST. a J. Hart. M : “ly ’ i : cheated Ha 16 2600 PER | © JEWELRY REPAIR vei . nicks, hy p , mates ha 5 : ican eC Creasy, 36, 2318. E. Michigan: | Reasonable AST SERVICE A AE Florence Burke, 38. 2218 E. Michigan. . Ci DIAMOND i HR Fn Pa B..500 $ All ork ‘Guaranteed a irginia 2 : i Your Rings Tm , BB Robert I. Matthve, 24, Lafayette; Mary K. ; Bring: J Asuron, 73, Columbus. ! We'll Clean "Em Free!

Md mostly and the Air craft. The N an article published —that the Soviet air arm is

At the outset of the: Korean

~War,.ithe United. States. Air. Eorce..

had 3.200 “combat planes and 5.500 utility craft. In adition, the vy had 03 pia es of” all’ ational Guard ha combat planes= Reserve 900 utility

‘publication said in "last night “rela and cautioned pgainst selling the Red pilots

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|Gromyko Joins USAF

There “was stuff for a shocking newspaper headline at a Boston, Mass., induction station, when Malik inducted Gromyko. The two Americans with the familiar sounding names are: Sgt. Matthew S.. Malik; left, who welcomed Henry Gromyko into the U.S. Air Force.

“= Schricker Tags GOP as Futile

How to Avoid Strain While Home" Hunting

policy of its own. or a program os improvement and. said. .the GOP has only been ‘heaping abuse and spreading poison.” He espe-

Butler; IU Students

Students of Butler and Indiana

cially. mentioned. Sen. William EU niversities interested. in-entering. ee = oi technology Name Wabash Professor

Jenner and bitterly “denounced! ithe” field of medical the junior Indiana Republican | will be feted at 2:30 p..m.-Sunday Senator for his Senate. floor by Alpha Delta Theta, professional

speech against Gen. George C. sorority for medical technologists. Marshall. | - Students who are nearing the| Of Sen. Capehart the Governor |, teat: atthe IU Medical School Audi-|

“I've been following “the Horium.

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with a good deal" of interest. They're iike the old-fashioned Teen, Sinfonietta Set 1 er inhards théy over OU oar he For Concert Tomorrow ervthing and touch nothing,

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As Baby Watches

Neighbor, Father

Of 7, Questioned ST. JOSEPH, Mich.,, Nov.

nude body was submerged in a ereek.Mrs. Dorothy Kelm apparently!

old baby watched, but police said she was killed yesterday someone with unusual strength.”

1 Berrien County Sheriff Edwin]

| Kubath said Mrs. Kelm's clothes

sl (UP) — A father of seven was|"® questioned today in the strangu-| - lation murder of a pretty 21-year-old mother whose nearlyfound half- I

fought for her life as her 2-year- fir “by|

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Ask Mrs. Manners— ; te, 2, fia Teen-Ager Advised

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| Conell of Anderson College.| {He is +a sophomore. Class officers are:

DEAR MRS. MANNERS: I DO NOT GET along with my mother. My father does not get along with her very well either,

‘I have tried,

ittle. I was going

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| My sister said I am welcome to {live with her. {But - my ‘mother {Will not let me

| were ripped to shreds with frag-igo.

‘ments of her garments strewn; about the disheveled living room’ {and kitchen of her neat farm

T bungalow.

and near the creek where her! !body was found, a Tew from the house. Killed by Strangulation A. preliminary autopsy report

said that Mrs. Kelm “apparently

was not raped,” although it was not known definitely. The report said some water was found in

her lungs but that death was caused by strangulation, not drowning.

Sheriff Kubath held for questioning Arthur ‘Hardin, 44, Who

‘iwas” believed to be the last per-|

son to see Irs. Kelm alive. Har-

* din said he borrowed a wrench

Although the

jobs.. slipped slightly last week,

they were still double those of the

same week last yea

U. S. C. of C. Delegate

Times State Service

| CRAWFORDSVILLE, Nov.

tthe Wabash College department (of economics, today was named as a. delegate, representing the UU. S. Chamber of Commerce, to the Conference National Organizations in Chicago next Thursday and Friday. Dr. VanSickle will participate in «discussions on increasing production in a mabilizing economy. The conference consists of associations representing various phases of business and industry, service clubs, veterans’ organizations, education groups and farm |assaciations,

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I am 14 years old. I will be 15 in December. OUTSIDER.

fF —her—elothing—wasl—@lmb —out ot §- | found on a doorknob and other the clouds, “Miss {bits of cloth were in the yard Outsider.” You're

dreaming if you think you can altogether live.

Remember how you and your chores. sister argued when she lived Don’t pretend to be a wom- | at home? You'd argue again. an of the world and shut her | You'd want your own way out of your life. That worries |

with her. You ‘wouldn't always

get it..

My mother accuses me of breaking up the family A

i could be separated. decided to get your

in any

Freshmen—Tom Webb, Oklahoma ep a or fo a rp hr! i. * “venan : son, el Vv a, fs en a 0. Alma Bickle, Leuls Secretary: Wright, Anderson, -

teases Student Council ebresentatives ————————— £ Dick” Tite 0. ‘ Miss Be Betty ES Meeti . Meade, Boh Rises, An Prospect oO ng Miss Jeary’ Vanderpoo -4 Wn °“} Prospect Chapter, OES, 452, will . ape. vice- hold its ‘stated meeting at T:4S5 - treasurer, ssid p, m. Monday in: the Prospect Pla. Robert Deal! , fre Fait c2nis Masonic. Temple at State and

Anderson, "Prospect Sts. .

ad T A and ss Harry

but it does not. work. little

1 to Juvenile Aid Division to see if my mother and pr

You and your parents make | on mistakes. Often you misunderstand each other. Deciding who makes the most mistakes isn’t © important. They're normal. with | married couples. : . What really -is important is that you all work at what you { all want. You want a happy home and it doesn't just happen. Everybody living in it has - to give and take and try to un- | nd _the rest of the peo- |

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