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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

T=0AY IN Jor JSINES y HAROLD ail!

meee | World Report—

Attlee Studies Dispute Over Pact Admiral

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I Notices :

Winning Is Wonderful [Hog Prices

WE'RE A NATION of home owners. And you can, make~that stick. For the first time, more own than rent. That's what the government found out when it added up its figures collected last year, Prime Duite] Pr ment

Since 1890 there have been more renters than owners. Attlee considered today possible

Now the taxpavers are on|— {action on Winston Churchill's de-| top pay products, improvements, which mand that a British admiral re-|

The housing census showed web of business and holds the 45,875,000 homes, up 8.5 million/there, like the magnet it is, to|naval forces. since 1940. their last breath. Mr, Churchill set off a tempest | THIS IS WHY. The one sen- I often try to add up business yesterday in the House of Com- | tence which tipped the balance, I.in a few words. And all I can|MORnS wnen he said a British ad-

X i i iral should be supreme com-| believe, more than anything else ever think is that it is simply m ‘ was this: man's efforts to survive. mander of Atlantic Pact cea

forces, He protested against what

Churchill Urges

Western Europe Post

mito command Western FKFurope's|

“If you pay rent for 10 years, he called the surrender” of the what have you got, nothing but Dogtags naval command {o an American, a bundle of rent receipts? You | § EK. BECKER, out at the Mr, Attiee promised to consider

can take the same dough and ‘buy yourself a Iumber wigwam."” The other thing which did it was the steady rise in rents] Families bought when the little] wife, budget-pressed, said, ‘“Luther, if we're going to pay all that money for rent, we might as well buy.”

White Motor Co., 1404 N. Senate the former Prime Minister's com-| Ave, sent me a big, impressive plaint and was in the awkward | package. It had a book in it, for truck [a matter his government had ap-| drivers, how to “keep em rolling.” | Proved. But it had more.

Mr, Becker sells a lot of heavy-! duty trucks-and it has that tricky| le ep oo une Of the naval forces which wil "2 sli J *' "maintain the lifeline from SO THEY DID. Not only that the engine sitting there, quite (; o , den Dwight D but they bought houses with bet- bare but not embarrassed, , . : ter plumbing, and they fixed upto get at,

the old ones, until new ownership| x » =» Managem - Tora OF Pont nagement and labor repre

| WHITE MOTOR has set up an sentatives met again today in an Not much wrong with a coun- Emergency Service Corps. And effort to head off a nationwide try like that. {the company’s going to put “dog-|strike by 500,000 English rail And when a man buys a house tags” on its trucks and busses. workers, that means he's made up his mind|The tag will show serial and| Although more than 8000 men s lifes x 15.000. ‘h {model numbers of chassis, engine, [already are on strike and 15,000 are hore To a 0 ners transmission axles and other ma-|others are staging a slowdown, loro Pla Bu iin svickes. th | Jor parts. y observers said prospects for a tn his pipe, he'll get smoke in his| Then by looking at the tag, Settlement on the wage dispute : : {when something goes haywire, the Were good.

eyes. i 2 i |White Emergency Station can tell Hong Kon Prophets and Profits {in a jiffy exactly what type is! 4 ong said today that FRED GOMPERT, sales man- needed. Chinese Communist President

oer or he Hall-Neal Furnace| And when the manufacturer Mao Tze-tung sent a message of ae hag his dealers rounded gets all the dope, he can go to congratulations to Soviet Premier Hotel ys In the Antlers washington and plead until he’s Josef Stalin on the 33d anniversAnd if there is anvo t {hoarse for permission to keep ary of the Soviet army. Wiha tODOr i Aor Yone OT making those essential parts, “Upon the occasion of the 33d tion mark, it is the Bo, er ice Man Cometh EE or, founding of He deals in sheet metal, And | YOU Je Te Oe i naan

that’s scarce. seen an iceman lately. |

But here's th e Way he sees it But if you wonder what he {looks like by now, you can slip

In is el named talk, “Prophets | an fits.” We’ | ere Up to our |, rotind to the Lincoln Hotel Mar. |

ears in ‘confusion, and no one , knows whether the next turn will 5. There'll be 300 there, all from, be right or-left, or whether there Indiana. ; will be a turn at all, Te i

2 Ed » ~ S80 HE TOLD HIS dealers to! pitch In and sell as long as there| is anything to sell. The government's stockpiling |, metal for war equipment. But if the government should suddenly decide there will be no war, and throw the metal back onto the market, or into the sea,!. there'll be more than the coun-

Want an American He called for all papers related to the appointment of Adm. William Fechteler as commander

| forces.

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lations,” the message said.

Italy - Police have uncovered two more secret arms caches, presumably ‘Communist, in northern Italy, ; {authorities said today. They dre getting together lo The latest, discovered in Milan renew their long war with the and Venice yesterday, contained electric refrigerator. -iwell-packed weapons oiled and a = = . |ready for immediate use. The AND, IT SURPRISED me to Milan cache:was in the Caproni arn that they still sell a sur- Aviation Factory. prising amount of cake ice. And paris those ice slot machines collect a lot of quarters. | The U. 8. Air Force may move They are going to have alts European headquarters from| social hour” while they're here.| Wiesbaden, Germany, to

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And being icemen, .|Paris area, a French foreign i use. dering emer Satie won |office spokesman said today. , says Fred, and I think | He said the transfer was being

quite wisely, the time to make a| Give you ten-to-one it won't be

profit and stop listening to the ~ “prophets” is now. Just Keep on keeping on. That's his way.

Frank's Coat

WHENEVER I SEE J, Frank Cantwell on a winter's day, 1 envy him. He has one of the nicest Burberry overcoats I've seen. He always wanted one. And last year In New York, he thought that would be a good time to get one. It was in the spring. The stores there were either out of them, or had wrong tizes. So Frank came home disappointed.

” » " AND ONE DAY over at Block's

- (considered to bring the top Air lemonade, Blt {Force stuff close to Gen. Dwight That, Too? |D. Eisenhower's North Atlantic I LONG HAVE BEEN amazed defense headquarters near Verat all the things you can do with |sailles, scotch tape. | : You can mend a book, seal a Chile a package, paste down photographs, 'wo hundred Communists and mend all forts of things. {screaming anti-American slogans But I never knew it could sub| Massed last night in front of the for solder, until yesterday. Some. | Hotel Carfera, Where delegates one gave me a gold pencil for | 0 the United Nations Economic Christmas, and it quit on me. | 20d Social Council meeting are When I tried to twist the lead out, staying. Police quickly dispersed nothing happened. [the Reds, ¥ »

» i ee SO I HAPPENED by Harry Speaker Looks. at Both Appel’s Hoosier Pen Shop, justi e: > . : off the Circle on E. Market st, Sides of Atomic Power and asked him to make my pencil Times State Service he was walking around the men’s|do its stuff again. LAFAYETTE, Feb. 23—A grim clothing department, and there it| And he stuck it together with Picture of atomic power used as was, He grabbed it, thick, warm, a little piece of scotch tape about a destructive force—and an op-snug-fitting, and smart to the last as big as the end of my finger. timistic view of atomic pow=r posgo a think of that og And it works swell. | ibilities-=5iguliphted the address made me nk o at cias- . > {of R. Y. Kryter, Indianapolis, beae Bet, Acres of Diamonds” Sam's Secrets | fore the dinner session of the ch the man searched the, yNTERNATIONAL HARVEST. Industrial Waste Conference at Word Probie Jor diamonds, and Ei OE a war contract. It's for Purdue University last night. found them right in his own backtrack shoe bodies.” | : yard. . o » . The “shoes” will be used on{1hg 20th CORUUEY: Eman wa WHAT MADE ME : crawler type personnel vehicles. |Prain child,” sa Ff. Aryler, Frank Burberry's ME THING of What miffs me is all the sec-| treasurer of the Esterline-Angus that he’s going to cold and windy T®cY about it. It's a little con-/CO: “If we have the brains to Cleveland to judge the Home tract, makes work for only 185| make it we should have the brains Show there in the big Public/MeM a handful of IH's big pay|'© control it. Auditorium tomorrow. roll. And he ought to do a good job. He's the daddy of all Home Shows Indianapolis has ever had. He's

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” Sleep Near Dynamite - BUT THE GOVERNMENT

said no to telling how many Sets the Court Off been giving them 27 years. shoes” would be made, the rate! CHICAGO, Feb. 23 (UP) — ee of production, or the amount of. ilbe ? to Air-Cooled Homes dough being spent. Chatles Gilet, 50, 101d the ludge, YOU PROBABLY HAVE won-| Maybe those figures are big ieeping 100 sticks of dynamite dered why you can’t put a cooling stuff to Joe Stalin, and may | under 2 bed unit fn a hot air furnace and not. But the are lo me, " He said he had planned to boll

make it do double duty in the! You see, it’! my dough, and my, summer. country ‘and my war that's i the dynamite and extract nitro-|

n- | lycerine so he could get experi-| So did I, until I met Ralph volved. 8 Burnham, commercial air condi- | ao Sho jenge for a Job in a munitions tioning manager for Frigidaire. "9 w Pp adge Eugene Holand pave He knew the answer. ALONG THE ILLINOIS ST. him 90 days Cool air takes better-insulated side of the Wm. H. Block Co. ys. ducts, or pipes, than hot air, there's a row of traffic-slowing Otherwise it would be pretty windows. For men, that is. 5 uU. S. Statement The windows are hung with

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costly and inefficient to waste

few other things, Soon he will get his entire or-| ganization. together for a calm appraisal of the months just

PARTLY CLOVOY AND CLOUDY ARIAS

ahead with the hope of dispelling y h some of the fog of contradiction - FOTOCAST Pm ‘and uncertainty - which. keeps 5 uammme sricTs most business Ben fom ever be. vr meer [Ba] swew ing sure Ww r tomorrow is) pon 77 wai Sati is "oF Tues BY Ta [| PUMGULMLONE Comm 951 LWA WSR, AA MATS se SEIED. a YET IT 1S THESE shitting] TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—Fair weather and very little tides of supply demand, tames,| rain is forecast for Indianapiofis Mild temperatures and fair skies manpower, selling ingenuity, new are expecied to bring from the muddy goa Jay

Naming of Briton for

draw millions of men into the|place the American nominated |;

{position of having to reconsider |

the . Eisen- | €45Y lhower's Western European ground!

PROBABLY HAVEN'T please accept my hearty congratu-|

the |

“Atomic power, the miracle of |

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Trade Opens Rather Slow At Stockyards

Hog trade opened rather slow at the Indianapolis Stockyards to- | day. Prices on light and medium barrows and gilts were 25 to fully 50 cents Jower than yesterday's

average. Hogs 10,000; bulk choice 170 to

Ho City of Pm A Ms Monda ; owing: ¢ : cluding 60-18" All as per office of the

or reject any

February As,

seed er 2 Sach 5s will be received by The n State Roa o on ard of School Commissioners of the) lvered 5 Indianapolis, until 11:30 o'cloc

302-75 Slimline Fluorescent units, in-

Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. . The Board reserves the right to accept tion B, State Road or all bid

‘NOTICE TO BIDD:

hereby given that sealed bid hy otles a of the following materi-

PO ‘ PCH LE, of 1 SSEMB] {als will be received by the Chairman of ¢ Are: he not) : $:00| the State Highway Commission of Indiana, eer Pal (arch 9 1951, at his office, 102 North Senate Ave. ludiindia ec ndianapolis;| anapolis 9, Indians, until 3:00 P.M. on the : said t Pi Soe of 26th day of February, 1951, at which tim sembl e place under by virture| they will be publicly opened ani es ot nd 15 com with Title 35, Section| Invitation No. 376: 436 to 300 Tous, BY | NL IR nonom | on Sie ob 130. Sean £ ana For | ont Sta OR! : MORK GOLDER | Plant vicinity thereof, be " io cmemeeee | Troitation No. 377: 150 to 200 Tons, Size

F.O.B, West Point, de-

No. 6F Aggregate, B

or k plant vicinity thereof. . | t to 700 ns, 3 Mareh By 1081, on the fob, an F.O.B. Battle Ground, Indiana, delivered on State Road | 925, Section A or plant vicinity thereof.

on No. 379: 300 to 400 Tons, Size Ta esate: ¥.0.B. Brownsvalley, livered on State Road 47, Sec234, Section D or

Invi ze

' stems, no tubes. : specifications on file in the Board, 150 North Meridian No. | Indiana, de!

plant vicinity thereof, 260 to 350 Tons, Size ,0.B. Lafayette, de-

Invitation No. Fou No. 6F regs livered on State Road 26, Section D, Road

By M. V. BAILEY, 38, Section A or plant vicinity thereof,

Business Director 1051.

250 pounds $22.50 to $23; few hundred choice No. 1 and 2 180 to 225 pounds $23.25 early; 250 {to 290 pounds $22 to $22.50; 290 ‘to 325 pounds $21.50 to $22; 120 {to 160 pounds $18 to $18, few

of first pub

18, 1951, one | No. 6-376164, {in Henry Co

{lower; bulk choice 300 to {pounds $19.25 to $20.25; choice {lights sparingly to $20.50; over {600 pounds eligible $19 to $19.25. Cattle 500, calves 300; not enough steers and heifers to test

cost bond in

and commercial $23.75 to $27; odd| head to $28; canners and cutters]

“Treasury Department, Office of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of K or Plant vicinity th Internal Revenue, Chicago, Illinois, Date|

Notice is hereby given that on January

| $18.50; sows steady to 25 cents of the Internal Revenue law, towit: Sec-| |tion 3321, Internal Revenue Code. Reg-|No. 6F {istered owner, Roy Raines, Mur] Kentucky, | Indiana, 7 | Any perzon claiming an interest in said tion} A, State Road 47 property must file a ‘claim and deliver a Pla

tfon No. 381: 300 to 400 Tons, Size Nar. a roaate, P.0.B, Linden, Indiana, | deliver

State Road 43, Section J and Noa erect.

{tation No. 382: 200 to 275 Tons, Size lication, Pebrusry 17. 1961 ep.” oy i, F.0.B. Darlington, In1937 Pontiac Coach, Motor | diana, delivered n nae Road, Roig fri , -3 or with accessories. was seized | Hons C-2 and C nO ii ion Invitation No. 383: 300 to 400 Tons, Size ‘Agéregate, P.O.B, Crawfordsville, delivered on State Road 32, SecSection Cl or vicinity thereof.

the penal sum of $250, with| Invitetion No. 384: 100 to 150 Tons, Size

approved sureties, at the office of the No. 6P Aggregate, F.O.B. Wingate, Indiinvestigator in charge, Alcohol Tax Unit. | ana. delivered on ‘State Road 25, Section 309 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis.! A2 or Plant vicinity thereof.

. Indiana, on or before March 19, 1981,| ’ to 3000 Tons, market, nominally steady; tility] Ciherwise the property will be forfeited 4 lnvitation No. 300% 200, 5. Dubols, Ine moderately active, steady; utility and disposed | diana, delivered on State Road 545, Sec-

of according to law. DANIEL J. CONERTY,

District Supervisor on C or Plant vicinity thereof.

| th | Invitation No. 386: 800 to 1200 Tons,

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{to $30. w ! A, Pletche

Vealers active, general market | A |steady; good and choice $36 to! 1 $38 buik ‘$37 up; most common and medium $25 to $35. | Sesciibed as Sheep 200; market fairly active,|6 at a point steady to weak with mid-week;| 52% |good and choice $38.50 to $39;|west corner t {common and medium $32 to $38; th | medium to choice slaughter ewes,

{ office of the Indiana: said

| | thence in a

Notice is hereby given that, the under-

G. Rubush’s Subdivision of Lot 49 in|

{described az follows:

2215 feet West of the Northcorner - of said on the North line of said lot to the North-|

direction on the West line of said lot to he Southwest corner thereof: thence {along the South

{Size No. 9 Aggregate. F.O.B. Hillsboro,

$19.50 to $23.75. Bulls scarce, Jollee it herby, siven Liat, the i iead | Tndiane, delivered on State Road 34 steady; utility and commercial $27 | real estate situated in Marion County: | Section C and D or Plant vicinity thereof. Lot Five (5) and Part of Let Six (6) 1

Invitation No. 387: 400 to 600 Tons, Size

r's 4th Addition to the City|No, 9 Aggregate, F.O.B. Cayuga. Indiana,

f Indianapolis, as ver vlat thereof re-| n State Road 234, Section B3 corded in Plat Book {he {dctivered ©

ho Book 6. pase 184, In iDelor Plant vicinity thereof lot_numbered Six (8) being! Invitation No. 388: 350 to 400 Tons, imize No. 6F Aggregate, F.O.B. Plainfield, | Indiana, delivered on State Road 40. Sec{tions J and K or Plant vicinity thereof. Invitation No. 389: 600 to 900 Tons, Size No. 7 Aggregate, F.O.B -Lewis, Indiana, ast delivered on State Road 246, Section B eet; or Plant vicinity thereof. Invitation No. 390: 600 to 900 Tons, Size

n the North line of said Lot

Lot 6: thence West

hereof; thence in a Souther-

Hine of sald lot 15 Northwesterly direction in a

f beginning. | 51510 po [singh ln te Whe, Plage OBIE ua wo. 7 'Askrecaic, FOB. Clay Clty. dv | 2021 Roosevelt Avenue. livered on State Road 246, Section i° D t At Jrivate sale, for Foon; and at aot Plant vicinity thereof. ’ ; Luran Succ less than the appraised value Seid 80%! Invitation No. 391: 300 to 500 Tons Times Photo by Henry E. Gleising Jr. a e u ess 1 mealies on Thursday, March 15th, Bituminous Coated Aggregate, Type A.

| Jane Nelson and Kathryn Dampier (left to right), cheerleaders Story to A ppear . at Southport High School, demonstrate the joy and happiness of > In Sunday Times

| their school as the Cardinal cagers won in the Indianapolis sectional last night. (Results of last night's games, photos, Pages 29-30.) ts

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Eats Meal Fit for King— Slayer of Girl Executed On Second Trip to Chair

Meets Death on 38th Birthday After Faulty Generator Grants Him 14-Day ‘Stay’

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read. | Invitation | Size No. 6F A i tion Sta | Invitation { F.0.B | | i national, » mers, } | anapolis,

TUCKER PRISON FARM, Ark, Feb. 23 (UP)—Ezell Matthews, day. endy Si guotete; fortified by a huge last meal, calmly went to his death in the elec- {of Terre Haute, inc tric ‘chair on his 38th PARADE MAGAZINE Invitation No. 402:

birthday today for the rape slaying of an 8-

Bids" shall

year-old girl. - vo i 4 ‘Matthews was strapped info the electric chair at this prison farm at 7:15 a. m. {Indianapolis Time) and was pronounced dead! seven minutes later. I HR SER Convicted of slaying the girl on an east Arkansas delta plan-| tation, he was followed to the chair by a death row companion, George Ferguson. Feast Fit for King | Both had spent their final night enjoying a feast fit for a king. |

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This was the state’s second try lat exeqting Matthews, The first! |time, two weeks ago, a faulty!

1951 and will be continued from day t | day, until sold

| Indiana, delivered on State Road 1, te Road 44, i Plant vicinity thereof.

Invitation No. 400: McCormick Deering, Swenson Spreader Parts and Mis- | cellaneous Hardware Items, diana, | 0. i Ready Mix Conorete, delivered in the Area

F.O.B. Fort Wayne, Indiana.

proposal forms. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

OF INDIANA SAMUEL C. HADDEN _ Chairman i b

0! furnished and loaded Into State Trucks iat Plant vicinity of LaPorte, Indiana. Invitation No. 392: Quantity of Wood {sign Posts, delivered to State Highway Garage Sites at Terre Haute, Anderson and Goshen, Indiana. Invitation No. 393: 2000 to 3000 Tons

ened, CARL C. SCOTT.

Ss ereby given that sealed bids

for the purchase of the following ma- gipyminous Concrete, A. H. Binder, furnterials will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission of sna, at his office. 102 North Senate Ave. Indianapolis 9, Indiana, until 2 day of March.

ished and loaded into State Trucks at Plant in the vicinity of the South and ‘00 P. M.i North City Limits of Indianapolis, Indi1951. at which gna, ill be publicly opened and Inyitation No. 394: 7500 to 10.000 Lbs. No. 398: 750 to 1000 Ton I Nipine Rags FOB Wect Market St. gEregate, BOB. onersec.| Invitation No. 395: One Friden CalciSection H or lator, Model STW-10 or Equal, F.OB. | Vincennes, Indiana. Invitation No. 396: Quantity of Inter. national Parts, Diamond T, New Departure Bearings, Oil Filter Cartridges. Hot | Water Heaters and Yale Padlocks, F.O.B. F.O.B. Indi-|502 West Market St. Indianapolis, Indi-

ana. 401: 360 - Cubic Yards “ry, .itation Ng 397: 12 Portable Autoana matic Traffic "Recorders, F.0.B. Indi- ; sts, anapolis, Indiana. - Panic Sten. Po Bids shall be submitted upon standard be submitted upon standard proporal forms, x . STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA Samuel C. Hadden, Chairman

Indi-

Tons

: Quanity of Steel . Indianapolis, Indiana. Quantity of InterAllis Chal-

No. 399:

discovered before § brought to the death]

{he was chamber, { Most condemned prisoners suf-| |fer from loss of appetite as the! {hour of execution draws near. But | Matthews figured it would be his {last chance to eat the fine foods! !he never could afford as a sharecropper. ! He ordered everything he'd always wanted to eat. Last night, Matthews ordered {roast goose, dressing, celery, lolives, cranberry sauce, apple {salad, fresh lobster, creamed peas, | {French fried potatoes, fried chicken, round steak with onion gravy, pork chops, hot biscuits, orange juice, cherry pie, cocoanut cake, ice cream, coffee with! cream, two packages of cigarets and four cigars.

TRADE-IN

Rampage in Restaurant Costs Women $100 Each

TORONTO, Ontario, Feb. 23] (UP)—Five women, in a “most unladylike display” staged a “minor Donnybrook” in a restau-| rant yesterday, according to the police. They said the women smashed

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13% C9 8 " WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 (UP)—Govern-| > the cooling in the basement when curtains not quite to the floor. ment expenses and Tolpis for the arTint| am Corp pid ww 9 n it’s hot upstairs. They're lifted fiscal - year through Feb. 20, compared Hamilton Mfg Co com 2% = y Just enough to show! with s year ago: | Herfl-Jones A otd . . 39 THE OTHER REASON, which TOW Of slim, mannikin legs, all| mypenses 5 24.801338.459 § 265.872.080.003 | Hors’ Drug Co sem 0 , Son I understand better, is that most | *toCkinged in the latest shades. Rin 145.500 388 33311,330.735 | Ind Asso fora pid * 300 hot air registers are in the fl | And many a guy I've seen bend | Deficit. . -' 2,660.125.277| [na Mich Bi AY PIO... 111 108 egis ] oors.| Cor 1 ash Bal. _ 5,410,850,439 _ 5.341.131.796!inq Leiephone 4 8-10 pfd "... 98 And cooling needs the outlets ®V®T TOT a peep a little higher| Fup’ Dept. 255.974.848.013 236.37309.038 | odvie Bat com. 00 .:%: 30% higher so the cool air can settle Under the curtain. But I was! Gold Res. 22,208,017,658 24,345,549,651 hb ols AL oe Fda in to the bottom of the room. afraid to. I always get caught INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE Indianapolis Vater co 2a NS Air conditioning for-homes was 40Ing that sort of thing. ~~ Igaeies ooo JRGIR0 INARIS Water Wp ad ola nN Just beginning to take hold in In- = EE _ —————— ———-| Jefferson National Life com 10% | . diana when the restricts took Toda 's yy. er O ocas bal A Re itt | hold. y } {Lincoln Nat Life ....... Lynch € > But if there's any place in the Marmon. Herington com .. . YOU gountey 3% should sell, it's in the : x Nat Homes com rae ot humid atmosphere of Hoosier ) NM Homes of summer. | Jha Pub Bory $0lwia nl MAY . n: u ry 4'a2 p . Pi 3 The Measuring Eye | BH Sant Co eon i USE JO RAMP who runs more pub Beary of eo x things than either you or 1 {Ross Gear Tool com... 9 il OUR know about has his measuring a a pr el) 18 a eye on what comes next. So Ind G&E p i 0 9% - f You know him as an auto deal- giokles- yan. CRD" Did" 1 ? LAYAWAY er. But I think it you dug under ere” sigts Mailwbie i EASY TERMS! PLAN the surface you would find him U.S Mack Bine Co “oid 3a ts . in investments, insurance, and a Union Title ..... “ Your Old Refrigerator Will Help

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| By PETF WASHINGT! DN)—Estim ties in any r foolproof, t But the mili es on Korea ate. The terrific ported in fre raised the 8. Army come Up to Sunda a, Army repo se Communis dead and wi preans 242,00

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