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& ps - . Pillsbury Official |¥ ~ Will Speak Tomorrow The Indianapolis Methodist District will present Bradshaw Mintener, vice president and general counsel of Pillsbury Mills, Inc. Minpeapolis. in an address at a 6:30 p. m. Sinner tomorrow in the North Metbodist Church. Mr. Mintener, ‘a prominent Methodist Iavman, is also active in iater-fsith movements. He is a director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews vice president and member of the executive committee of the Minpesota Council of Churches and a member of the Board of Man-| agers and Publishing Board of § the new newspaper, The Protestant World. - lester Irons. Indianapolis Methodist District lay leader, will preside at- the difiner. Represen: tatives of the 55 district churches will attend. Dr. Sumner IL. Mar-

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retary. Trip to Florida Slightly Delayed

It was a nice destination he didn’t make it. “He” was Jack Moore Ave. ‘who yesterday evening of grand larceny. Police said he slipped into a railroad shanty at 9th and Dor ‘man Sts, and slipped out with a $108 check left there bv train _{flagman Eiza Miller

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Williams, was on a

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me. I'm going to Florida.” But that was before. police de toured him: by way City Jail He will be tried Municipal Court tomorrow,

Bradshaw Mintener

Senator to Ask Probe Of Japan Coppei Leak

WASHINGTON, Nov.-25 (UP) « Sen, Herbert R. O'Conor (D. To Study New Curbs

Six Conferences Set

Md.) announced today he will ask

Gen. Douglas MacArthur's help in The future of building in “a

z 5 controlled economy” will be the ®possible prosecution in Japan” of subject of a six-conference series fndividuals and firms responsible ¢ 1aquled by the Mortgage Bankfor shipping more than 4 million ore A.sociation of America next pounds of copper to Communist year China. Impact of new and future Mr. O’Conor said his commerce ~redit regulations will be studied subcommittee had found that the by mortgage men in sessions to shipments had been made from be held in Chicago, Jan. 25-26: Japan for “ostensible” use in the Minneapolis, Feb. 13; Oklahoma ‘United States, and that the cop- City, Feb. 15; Birmingham. Feb per then had been reshipped to <6: Jacksonville, Fla.. Feb. 28, and China. Under a MacArthur order, New York, Mar. 26-27, shipment of strategic metals from Japan to China is illegal.

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Car Jumps Curb, DISCOVERED NEW SHAMPOO Strikes Dairy Bar CURLS AND WAVES HAIR

In the midst of snow and freez: a Without Permanent Waving ing winds yesterday. an automo- ¥ 8 . s bile sideswiped another car in the 2000 block Southeastern Ave., skidded, went over the curb and struck the front of Conner's Dairy Bar. its he “Eugene Conner, owner, sells ice So eam eream, Wakes Driver of the automobile was arrested by police and charged dersecei

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FIRE KILLS 4 CHILDREN PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25 (UP) Four children today were bi¥ned te death, three from one family, when kerosene used by their

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In. a grocery store where he stopped a little later, Williams told the proprietor I “It’s too cold around here for

BB Broad ; Ripple Senior Class Officers

Senior class officers at Broad Ripple High School are Gordon Smith (seated), president; standing (left to right), Tomeen Garrett, authorities entered the case when vice president; Needham Hurst, treasurer, and Janet Rust, sec-

FIND STALIN IIIT

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Grand Jury Set For LaDuron Case

x ed | # Will Begin Hearing | Evidence Tomorrow Times State Service : MUNCIE, Nov. 25—A Delaware ‘County grand jury will convene at 9 a. m. Monday to hear evidence ‘in the Nov. 6 killing of two Terre Haute brothers. Held in the double slaying are Dr, jules F. LaDuron,

Muncie physician, and his son, Jacque. “The killings have reopened a

13-vear-old mystery — the disappearance of Dr. LaDuron's second wife, Freda. State police, once active in that investigation, have resumed work in that puzzle Dr. LeDuron told police at the e time of the slayings that the brothers, Ralph and Sievert Carter, had been blackmailing him.

ky Investigation revealed at least five other physicians had. been approached by the pair. Federal

it was discovered that a blackmail letter had been sent through _ the mails. ils ANK 4 % Etna Erupts CATANIA, Sicily: Nov. 25 (UP). Mt, Etna boomed into volcanic latest and activity tonight with two terrific The volcano had been for a year and six

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Betty Hutton kicks her way through a whole new series of dance step: with Fred Astaire in "Let's Dance," now at the

Circle Theater.

"| Man Being Held

On Burglary Charge FT. WAYNE, Nov. 25 (UP)—A one-time John Dillinger mobster, 59-year-old Sammy Goldstein, was

by Detective Capt. Ted Wyss. Capt. Wyss said his men arrested Goldstein, who had been living near a lake at Columbia City, on a burglary warrant received two months ago. The burglary charge, filed in Noble Circuit Court, linked Coldstein “with a September break-in at a Ligonier market. State Trooper Howard Lightfoot fatally shot Robert Carter, Ft. Wayne, during the break-in, and it was believed Goldstein was wounded. Police called Goldstein a former bank bandit and a John Dillinger crewman. They said he would be questioned about several safecrackings and burglaries in‘northern Indiana. z

DRIVE OUT TODAY AND

ROADSIDE +» FURNITURE

1950 PENDLETON PIKE

“GASH DESERVES A DISCOUNT”

Yes, Cash on Furniture Deserves a Discount. : furniture in our stock is plainly marked as to price—and we think you'll find it generally priced lower than you would expect to pa

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‘ROADSIDE FURNITURE'S _

WE'RE FIXING OVER OUR BUILDING \ —COME SEE!—

NO HIGH PRESSURE

We invite our friends and customers to come out and

look around:

a good way to use it. St.) just a mile east of Shadeland.

If you have time on your hands, this is We are located on Road 67 (38th

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being remodeled right now—we have grown out of our . old space—but you'll find it easily—it's on the north side of the street. Our salesman are maybe a little lazy,

so we like to let customers browse around and look for themselves. Everything is plainly marked, only quality

furniture but at an attractive price.

- ONLY HIGH QUALITY FURNITURE

Seme of the folks who came o ot the quality of the merchandise on our floors; seems they got ads that we sold cheap stutf—guess maybe our ads were a bit point—the idea was to tell you folks that we sell only quality f

REMODELING

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LOW OVERHEAD, LOW PRICES!

We're located out here in the, country, yet it's within « easy driving distance from any part of the sity, y ® : own our own building and are fixing it up nice an b/g ty, “but no fancy trimmings that cost a lot of money wo} eep up. We have a low overhead and a low expense an our many economies go toward selling our quality mare andise at a real sdvings to our customers, whether they pay cash or take their time on our easy credit terms. Seeing is believijng—so drive-out-and save the difference— and there is d big difference.

ut to our place last Sunday told us they were pleasantly surprised

the idea from some of our borax and didn’t explain the urniture, all nationally known

but we sell it at a cheaper price than you might expect to pay.

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The Sale of The BIG Pre-Winter

Used Car Clearance

SALE |

DONT miss this big opportunity to buy a swell Used Car gt a most substantial savings. All makes, models and years—just the one you need at a price to fit your budget. Many with new paint, tires, motors—

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\ Indiana's Used Car Shopping Guide

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Sales—

most all of them carefully

‘day prices and carrying charges are both lower.

Top Quality

Wide Se Big Trade-In

Hundreds and hundreds of

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pected to go up because of predicted. reduction of ~ new car manufacture. Buy now and save,

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Gov Proc GOP | Many By IRV Gov. Sck of money” million—ta this year. He said spent “wi

“gratified” bt The gove night to rev administrati in office. N worked wit preparing to ploy this we They are holders who tion battle «

' Republicans.

Gov. Schri twice occupy pledged his new Repub and, at the s done” to ti crats. “Good gov best politicsders it,” the What we achievements this Schricke Not In his own er admitted: “There wa lar.” But the g white hat” tl the symbol of spoke proudl) ress. . About Indi two years ¢ rumbling ui bigger and he ernor had on “People are a lot of wor our highways trying to kee struction catv overloaded tr Last year s struction pre highways, } ernor said, tr trate on eli bridges. Indiana's was labeled a

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