Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1951 — Page 14

3 ' xian pai ! k wah ’ hd "3 2 3 OE Ty 2 =»

: | WEDNESDAY, MAR. 28, 1951

Ex-Diplomat Faces Girl With ‘Coldest Kiss’ Tells of Attack on Yacht

PAR

N ~Hog Trade

t y : / / 4 ; yg . | . 3} Bribery Charges SENS : E. SS ere pens - . | | Accuses New Orleans Cotton Broker Now for the fir ' it . bal 0 TY | Was Dismissed | Of Locking Door and Throwing Her on Bunk - - Sully step. cold | a iP ? 3 § : . . < 4 . that stops : pia | . On Morals Charges | NEW ORLEANS, Mar. "38 Cecile Patricia Ross testified today 7 produc desi y HAROLD H. HARTLEY or a iin A | "By United Press that Andrew’ Messick Jr. a wealthy cotton broker, picked her up die Ae | fa ; % a ho. TRA | WASHINGTON, Mar, 28—The in his arms, bore her screaming into the fabin of his yacht, locked J HISTALINE soppe:

Times Business Editor

YOU'LL HAVE to ride “bare back” in your new car. The big makers lopped off the spare today.

| Justice Department today was the door and raped her on a bunk. preparing a case against John Mr. Messick, socially prominent and 20, is being tried “before {Wayne Williams, admitted homo- district Judge. Bernard Cocke on a charge of aggravated rape. sexual, on charges he had ac-| The maximum penalty for

Heavier Weights Up-25 Cents band. Je it 20 impor

gp or “runny nose

3

Hog trade opened only mod- i { bin and threw Give your child H : . gy " is : i ted bribes and gifts estimated aggravated rape in Louisiana is ried me into the cabin re Right down the line, Chrysler, General Motors, Ford, erately.active at the Indianapolis Sep : | bed.” She said-he sie, proved way of N g : ! Stockyard today. Light and mes 1 ‘at $10,000 while he was American the electric chair. Jie dowii on the a Ba perfected for we wn ash, put out the word. The rest will probably have cut 4 "eight barrows ‘and gilts Sp | vice-consul at Hong Kong. Miss Ross, a shapely, 19-year- pine im three foot For her ¥ Get HISTALINE off the fifth tire by the time you see this. were mostly steady with yester- J id 4 | Tre state Department an. Sd ee a 2 Sark bive She said she jumped up but that Berairioi aid ves ‘ x : y 43 Ar od ; {linen dress with s h They lay it to the 25 per cent cut in pleasure car tires 4ay's prices. Heavier weights nounced last night that Williams, “threw me back 3 oz. Size 59

25, of Carrboro, N. C., was dis- White, lacy blouse and white Mr. Messick missed from the foreign service gloves wept as she testified. down” and told her to get calm. Dec. 1, 1950, after he had con- She sald that on their third «yoy need a psychiatrist and

fessed to being a homosexual and date, Mr. Messick - drove her to! maybe 1 do. too,” Miss Ross said

were strong to 25 cents higher.

Hogs 5250. most choice 170 to 140 pounds $21.50 to $21.75; few

*® For children und . eonsult your doc for dosage.

1—whew—that's only|——— the backroom hoy know he's part”

‘of something bigger than a pile

Apr. next Sunday.

\ ¢ " ) pr vArtons. loads $21.85 to $22; latter price | Then autos get 3 2 pe of cartons so, A a a te eS ‘accepting money and presents tojiie west eng of New Orleans. of yesaick told her. Sent BUthACK 3% ee PE IT SAYS KROGER'S is trucks bounds; 240 to 200 pounds $20.56 expedite visas to Chinese. Jake h obil pe: told She said Mr. Messick threat-. Funny .aboul, thay, the Auto] aren “laboratories. ‘0 $21.50; 120 to 160 pounds $16 Three other homosexuals were Ot out of the automobile. Fle 10lC ened to gag her unless she got Yoakers say Jt wolr'e hit Hie pro: Virgina 0 Shetateties o $18; choice well sorted near dismissed at the same time as her, she said, that he had to run get, : : h. They’ ore tnan 2000 ‘stores. $18; : : : : ’ i duction line much. They'll keep ore am pretty ores. rod 60 pounds $18.50 and sparingiy a result of the investigation at the Engine of his yacht to charge She said she pleaded with him. on turning < them out at top ote of troth that no. business 19; SPWS strong ta 25 cents {the British Crown colony, the de- the ba ey i .\ “I asked him if he had any-re-Speed, - 3 an ' lould ever forget ighei: bulk .choice 300 to 530 partment sald. | ‘He Kissed Me’ {Lifion. oF unselence. she said: THEY CAN FIND substitutes It says that Kroger's isnt a —urds fis 10 6160 "BLACKED OUT'—J. A. Crowley, 26, of 4022 N. Adams oe el Miss Ross said Mr: Messick re. Nh believed in God. He sa for: al. Rid. SOIC “COPDRY. SITING Of Soros atl a, . 50 Cattle . . . ; : urned in a few minutes and to : s Fo an ts how The ca Seal with prope An (Hs in Cattle 10. calves’ 270 Steers oficrs quaon him Flo hed headon info 8 fe engin Yor. tn Ves rretarien, Toy mare "16 NOU SL, 8 ENA to SDE os Mivmcen “wih evrything something -else for body steel and is to make them like it and yearlings fairly active, fully 4.4 qu im. He crashed headon info a fire engine ye the Daa Togulant Sa doy tops could be comfortable while -he : Ou SABCED wis said sliE NEVer there's where the steel goes. > steady; several lots mostly cody. 3p Ove hi A fixed the generator. The chair, ; OW. . eM

an administrative assistant in the she said, was placed in the bow ‘had anything like this happen consulate. . . . salt, ¥ : |before.”

” ” ny - : é ’ : ? | Driver Blacks Out Register to Vote | “Mr. Harrington obtained a full ee as Pe? Assistant Dis: rem ene J y {confession from Mr. Williams, the, ot Attorney Phil Trice asked. Held in Mail Scheme

In May Primary State Department said. “He was standing near me.” i \ ’ "Involving Coupon Sales Hits Fire Truck :

A Pair of Aces

A COUPLE OF razor-sharp insurance. men are going to lay it trying to get six. ‘on the line to the State life under- »

5 2 {writers on Friday in the World AND 1 AM TOLD in’ other war Memorial, towns there's a black market| :

choice steers 850 to 1150 pounds £35.50 to $36.50; good yearlings $33.50 to $35; small lots utility an commercial $28 to $32.50; small lot choice heifers, $35.50; commercial and good heifers $31 to $34; cows steady; utility and

This will make a run on rubber People scare easily. And even those who have five tires, will be

| You must be registered to vote |g Ar: Jilliaing Served 1t the nid in the May 8 city primary. uated from the University of

“What did he do then?" ] She said “he pulled me from| PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 28 (UP) the chair and kissed me.” { was

~

* in Indiana.

blooming in white wall tires. Peo-!

,ple see them in" stores, go in an

tempt the proprietors with extra! cash, a little bribe on the side. | Those white walls you see around are replacements for guaranteed tires which go bad. You can’t buy them—or shouldn't. But there are always those who have a way of getting things anyway—and “anyway” means shelling out the sugar the headshake becomes a nod.

Dried Milk Mess

I WON'T REST easily until something's dene about the sale of dried skimmed milk. It's practically off the market And in that I’can whiff something overripe in Denmark.

There's a law on the books

. which says the stuff can’t be sold

in less than 10-pound cans. Now,

* Borden's who make it under the ‘ name of “Starlac,” doésn’t put

out 10-pound cans. It puts out,

one-pound cans. os n ” |

THEY TRIED TO shoot a re-|

* pealer through the last legislature, but it flopped in the House, and

the state began to crack down. A lot of people need skimmed

. milk. And it's cheaper to buy it * dried. It’s pure and it will keep.

Béb Osler of Rough Notes, publisher of the Insurance Salesman, tells me that Ken Bentley, special agent for Northwestern Mutual at Danville, Ill, who got shot up in the war, then came out, had himself put back together, and hit the Million Dollar Round Table, is talk-listed. » » ” ANOTHER GUY who insurance hum, and will get a “few minutes” on the speaking platform is Grant Taggart who writes fabulous amounts Insurance in the hamlet of Cowley, Wyo. The session is the Indianapolis ed of the” state-wide Insurance Caravan, a brush-up on selling techniques, an idea swap-fest. And it pays off, they tell me,

Bonds Buy Less

IF YOU KEEP your U: 8, Savings Bonds for another 10 yeays, they’ll keep on clicking off the interest. ' . President Truman has put his “HST” on the bill to let you keep them. Those sold in 1940 are due, paying off $100 in cash for the $75 they cost. But something else happened in the meantime. That $100 is worth only $57 in buying power, compared to the $75 ten

makes

badly.

commercial $25.50 to $29.50. Bulls unchanged; commercial - $29 to $31.50; cutter and utility $25 to $28.50; good and choice same. Vealers active, generally fully steady; top $1 higher; choice and prime $39 to $41; commercial and good $33 to $3x. Sheep 50. Not enough sheep and lambs offered to test quotations; market nominally steady, good and choice wooled lambs near 100 pounds down quotable $41 to $42; medium to choice slaughter ewes salable $16 to $22 or more.

4 States Represented At IU Conference

Times Riate Servire BLOOMINGTON, Mar, 28 -Universities and colleges of four Midwestern states will be represented at Indiana T/niversity Saturday and Sunday for the Great Lakes Regional Conference of the Collegiate Council for the United Nations. Dr. Frederick Rope, staff member of the United States delegation of the United Nations, will be chief speaker. Other speakers will include Stanford Barff, Chicago office of the British Information Service, and James EIdridge, of the Midwest office of

If you failed to vote in the!North’Carolina in 1946 and was

Suffers Injuries, poginted 15 11 vou must re-register. Branch re-{01 Feb. 12, " Car Wrecked gistration boards will accept fil-

An Indianapolis man was in- ings from 2 to 9 p. m, « First Canadian Casualty jured yesterday when he “blacked Tomorrow boards will visit six Of Korea War Returns

out” in his automobile and |geations. They are: crashed head-on into a fire truck 15th Ward. Fire Station 30 in the 2900 block of 8. Meridian 240 S. New Jersey St. School 12. St. 733 8. West St.. and School 13, J. A. Crowley, 26, of 4022 N. 714 Buchanan St. , : rons Adams St., was treated for chest 24th Ward —Fire Station 18, rean War, sald he won't eel and head injuries and released at 3130 ‘'W. Washington St.: School reaily at home until a touch St. Vincent's Hospital following 50, 75 N. Belleview Ave., and gown oh Cahagian soll. the accident in which his car was Community House, Rhodiuzs The Vancouver, B. C.,, veteran virtually demolished. Park. Police said the Crowley car,

going south, suddenly swerved in Snowplows Rescue front of the northbound fire truck

MADIGAN ARMY HOSPITAL, mr.

Wagstaff, 31, the first Canadian rcasualty to return from the Ko-

but

was wounded by enemy machine gun bullets the went under fire.

; : Lt. Wagstaff's first request from No. 26, operated by George Scouts Trapped mn Storm ‘upon pi at Madigan. ues Lyman, 3% of 218 Orange St. Mr. EVERGREEN, Colo., Mar. 28 Tacoma, was to call his wife and rowley told police he “blacked (UP) —-Eleven Boy Scouts and daughter in Vancouver, which he

out” while driving. did while eating breakfast in bed. A mechanic escaped injury or i rt drownink by inches vesterday as PY a blinding snowstorm, were Philippine Missionary the car he was driving plunged r-scued from their mountain camp » To Address Meeting

their leaders, trapped in pup tents

Messick

is in a cast from waist down. He away from him.” Miss Ross said she tried to es- addressed to “occupant” at each second time he cape, running around thé boat but address. that Mr. Messick pursued and ‘picked me up.” “How did he pick you up?” “He put one arm under my knees and one arm around my shoulder with his hand under my (UP)--The German war bride of arm,” she explained. She said she screamed “put me Korea jumped to her death yesdown; let me go.” wiry. But she said Mr. Messick “car- dow of a rest home.

—Joseph Rosenberg, 47.

. . | “What did he say?” Mr. Trice hel 1 today, charged last primary or general elections,|aPpointed to the" foreign service ,.. .. y bela th 1500 bat y :

{with using the mails to convert

She said he told her “that's the free coupons into cash. coldest kiss I ever had.” The Ross for further details and she he bought the coupons, for money told him in a tense voice that off on soap and grocery items, “tried to pull Wash., Mar. 28 (UP)—Lt. A. G. grms around him” but that she them at $10 for each $15 face held on to two ropes nearby. Ran Around Boat “1 became frightened,” she said.

‘I. held on as long as 1 could allegedly offering a 40 per cent he broke my hold. I pulled cut to a mailman who frequently

Postal authorities said Rosenpressed Miss berg admitted that for 15 years

my from trash collectors. He sold

value to store managers, who redeemed them at full value, authorities said. Rosenberg was arrested after

delivered the coupons, usually

German Bride of GI

In Korea Leaps to Death WATERBURY, Conn., Mar. 28

a Negro army corporal now in

terday from a third story win-

100 feet down an embankment today by snowplows. at the Michigan St. bridge and w TOW The Woman's Baptist Mission almost went into the White RIVer. through uf ne ra ad Society will present Miss Minnie: Earl Daugherty, 35, of 913 N.|huddled in’ their sleeping bags and M. Argetsinger, missionary to the Tremont St., was taking the car brought them back to Evergreen. Philippines, in an address at the of George Willmann, 501 W. 32d Sketchy reports indicated that the annual spring meeting tomorrow St.. assistant chief pathologist at boys were none the worse for in the Calvary Baptist Church. the Indiana . University Medical their experience. ! The all-day meeting beginning

Center, to repair the brakes when. Ten other scouts made their at 10 a. m. also will include a

| Mrs. John Rowland, 32,

W. Sheen, superintendent. Mrs. Sheen said Mrs. Rowland came to her yesterday and asked to stay because she. felt she was “going to die.”

A ul : was’ BABY NEEDS A NEW PAIR {found dead in the rear of the

OF SHOES? Here's an easy way convalescent home by Charlotte to get it! Just gather together things yoy can no Icnger wear « + +» No longer need . .. and no longer use. PHONE RILEY 5551

Developed Extensive Med

EAZAMINE sult of exten: of EPHYLEN with medicall tive analgesic: lets are used DAY by man ics. Now you c Tablets with knowledge tha positive mone;

Only EAZ Contain the EPH

So important EPHYLENE-] has been gran is a special By combinir with medicall honored and c! ical ingredie Tablets give 3 effective relic longer-lasting ou. Just foll el. Avoid sul

WILL NOT CA

You can drive, equipment, et becoming dro Tablets give jy

And a lot of people use it to keep Years BO. nal inflation has done the American Association for the it went out of control. The car way to safety through the storm talk by Mrs. Carl Miller, state and ask for an ad-taker. She Cpl. Rowland met his wife “let-down” fee away from fats, good for reduc- to you 1% "United Natiohs. hit a utility pole and a bridge last night. Two of them returned White Cross chairman. Mrs. Ozie will give you experienced help in while he was stationed at Neur- MONEY B , ing. D d : ” } rene : mem en abutment before plunging down to the camp with word that help D. Pruett and Mrs. Park T. Rush- writing a RESULTFUL, ECO- enberg. Germany after World EAZAMINE 2 8% i ice? i i the embankment. was on its way, ford will lead the devotions. NOMICAL Times Want Ad. War II. They had no children. ter, faster, HERE'S WHAT goes, 1 think: Did You Notice Local Truck Grain Prices the embankm: y had no ch reser fase,

your money bac

Ea

AT ALL

It sells for about 37 cents a FOOD PRICES FELL again ee Thar an | pound. It will make, with water last week. That's what I get from' No 2 sovhesns $3.14 added, about five quarts of Dun & Bradstreet's index. No 3 oats 9% skimmed milk, at less than eight’! Food, say D. & B. hit its lowest No 2 vellow corn cents a quart.

ptice level in two months. Some people use it in place of U. S. Statement

But I didn't notice it, did you” liquid milk to save money. It The cost of living is still what TS ASHINGTON. Bar 3%. ID —Tiarers: makes good chocolate milks for ment expenses and receipts for the cur

tn | $1 R2

it's always been, just a little less

the kids. And it's swell fof mak than you earn. Feat Uses) yes] Uitoigh Mer. 26 com. x i -around-nere o » " g Thiz Yea Last Year ( health pation. called yogurt. "lear Fara Hartiey on po pH Elle we DOCTORS PRESCRIBE 4 | = = ee fy apm LH Aral Son SE at it seems Pilgrim Shrine nines alhuniing lo me anys summea’ mic TO Install Officers ggir= Sima

shouldn't require a doctor’s scrib-

Mrs. Florence N. Herrmann : le bling on a preserpticn pad, will will be installed as worthy high Local Stocks and Bonds) My guess is that ay hap. Priestess of Pilgrim Shrine No. 12, Ma take it to court. And at hap-|.: 7.30 p. m. tomorrow at Red] srocks Bid Asked pens, my personal hope is that o's Hall. 137 American States com. ..... . 38 : . n & es can they lick the pants off the boys ico "gy | Ayrehire. Collieries com ©... . 17 11% who may be trying to keep the [L.S. Ayres 4'a% pfa 103% 105 in- bottles | Other officers | “Belt RR & Stk Yrds pfd . 63% milk business ne Fl togbe installed | Bonbs- Merri Tes com Heo IF SICK PEOPLE have to have will be: Spobhe-Merril) pid 4'a% i on it. and if it's as good for certain John Sim. genial Bown ii com Nn purposes as liquid milk, then why monds, watch- Cycle Theat fom ll . {sn’t it sold? man of shep- Cummings Eng com veenee 3 . 63 Applic It's either purity or politils. Em herds; Carl i Summings Finance s pte 983 L votin it's the latter. man, associate; Contin-Car-Na- Jar I a “Ihe State Department of Health Ora Bauman, W. Bastein ad Tele 8 pta at y+ ally A tells me there's nothing wrong 8; Ora Sim- ines on ..000 100 . with its purity. monds, W. T. Family Finance 5% ofd .... 3 100 | na Best of All arg a J ueifin Mrs. Herrmann jamion Mis Co com... 10. 20 SAVII es - Jenis, I. oy Herf{-Jones cv A pfd ...... 10 no Safety as a word is dull. You Seri : Gates, ¥. Rs Les “Hook Drus Co com Grrnarer i is see it everywhere. And it sounds Puckett, W. G.; Mary Katherine Ind Asso Tel 2pid =~ ........ 3802 333 preachy. Actually, no one wants Bartlett, W. H.; Charles Wolfe, Ind Mich El an pla 192 08 ELECTRIC | to get hurt. first wiseman; Earl Venis, sec- {bd [8ERRoneyl i000 = Ja, 1a, But it ceases to he dull when, ond wiseman; Leslie Ersinger; Indianapolis RE L com FN 300s ELECTRIC and if. vou're caught like a meaty third wiseman; Andrews Landers, (naps AUR Club tealt: Co . 84 a ¥ ¥ waffle between the grillwork of king: Euna Douglass. queen; indpls Water Co 3% ota =. 100, 13% ; AUTOMAT two cars. Then it becomes im- Agnes Mansing, first handmaid; Indpls Water 412% pfd 1011 104 f { ; Has 4 ri 1a. K ir or 17a 1 1) ' portant, mighty. Vivian Davis, second handmaid; Rizal § cr £713 » No other car provides all this: Elec. Con 3 told Ruth Sutherland, third hand- Lincoln Nat Life erg 1B 18 ec. on Rome Osborne of Shell Oil told Lynch Corp 7 150, 16s DYNAFLOW DRIVE* i ; me vesterday how Shell does it. maid; Norma Amt, organist; Len- Marmon-Herrington com ..... 5's 6'2 —soves strain on driver and car nie ye me figures. I asked him nie Craig, guardian: Maude Jen- Mastic Asphait oH 7 FIREBALL POWER — high-compression, valve-in-head ELECTRIC | to eat them. I don't like to kinson, guard. Nat Homes pid 1a engine gets more good from every drop of fuel . » n 1 rv com FA a 223, % . . . . be wrong. They sounded too good N Ind Pub Serv 4laptd JE ou have to hand it to Buick 120 horsepower with Svnchro-Mesh PUSH-IAR JORERON? = combines smart style and CABINET S > *N Ind Pub ¢ 2 21% . , vi ir Y nsurpassed profection to be true. | Progress Laundry com 22% « yi . eye 5 u Pp pro : to be gw ‘Make Your PU Maton. Co cam TL BL as ) engineers. What they ve done to transmission, 128 with Dynaflow WHITE-GLOW INSTRUMENTS —greater clarity of night 54”, DeLuxe ii ih IN DIANAPOLLS H L ' pub Sexy Shyla Som pr 2 2914 this 1951 SPECIAL 18S nothing short of Drive. TORQUE-TUBE DRIVE—steadies ride, improves driving i 24" (ABI vision of Shell, v 2a £300, ; ¢ st 1 ) . * 2 trol . : eart ast Schwitzer Cummins pfd es 13 19! 2 ” con 907 man-hours last year. And 0nd’ GAT com Lian an a minor miracle. I'hey’ve come up with a car that’s new 4-WHEEL COIL SPRINGING —cushions ride, saves servthere were only two personal in- Here's good news for those |iStokely.Van Camp com...... 183 11% T > . . : , hi f h d . icing costs : om. juries, OY NY, ebrition partyin With heart disease. Tanner: & co *5'4% "ota nal hey've stepped up its style with a In everything irom the ground up— DUAL VENTILATION — outside air fed separately fo 10 tube radi ey had a ¢ ir arty Terre Haute Malleable 1a 22 : x , . 5 : 4 the Antlers Hotel and handed out Many people. with hd (Dai Npsmme goo LY brand-new body, an eager new thrust- and a price that’s the best news of all. right or left of front compartment TELEVISIO citations to all workers, including hearts now can work, have Unlon Title ST a ’ aE : ys . ’., ib 7 SELF-ENERGIZING BRAKES—hydraulic—multiply 138 drivers, some of whom pilot fun and enjoy living. AUSh bs By vs ” ahead look, a gleaming new push bar So, if you ve been toy ing with thoughts pedal-pressure five times of brake drum 16” console; hig $18,000 tanks loaded with wey ioe Fi American oan’ bas 08 forefront that's as ruggedly protective of buying a lesser car—better come in DREAMLINE STYLING — tapered; car-length ELECTRIC \ wnat Males Jour fon oo ; eal heat ispage | SRbat Morey sal |. a as it is stunning to see d how easv it i > hi fenders. leoning swespipecis.un med models : They Jo prises for Site ih nahi REMS-of i Batesville Tele Op. 4 on 02 : § sce. and see how easy 1t 1s to step up to this Plus: Self-locking luggage lid, StepOn parking 1 Pc LIVI ng. ockethooks wi p . Ch of Com Bldg 4'as Al 97 hi “ fs J - a , 5 - names in gold, and gold and dia- “Sake Your Heart. Last” a Lolmibia, Club 3-80 62 9 ces 1 hev've stepped up the smartness of thrifty mary el. broia, ey Sin host, Soler Ride rims, Hi- . 3 ; f ak 0 ik ast, Bauitable Securities 3s 60 97 pa . . . . . vi nt. atm ing, Body by Fisher mond fans. — en fi story in Parade Magazine: Kamion Mf Co 5s a 0 its interiors with the smartest fabrics FINITE, Sxcanarit. Sm dnd Ytvs WStandavd ou ROADMASTER, optional at extra Lounge R 8, Sunday gives information on [EDS philic Loan 5s 64 a : : ] . . . cost on other Series, piece. To Ie 0 imestane a 13 5 oom that ever graced the interior of this Wien batter sutomobiies are built TL . . ' ~eAlld Asso Tel 3s 73 ot fl . - . . It's Like This— PARADE MAGAZINE Thilirausartiesy ..n.. 3 Buick Series. uid 9x12 Wilf I LIKE THE WAY Kroger's COMES WITH THF. SUN- Lanssenkamp os 58 no 7 2 Local Delivered Prices X i ME! , SU! N Ind Pub Serv 3'ss Slay Aon . tells its story. It's a big opera. pay TIMES. Punlic, Service Stas 7s Le 108 ’ lor 1 hey've stepped up the safety, by the for the new 1951 Buick Srrcias tion. If I remember, well over Trac. Term 5s 51 Ti 83, shar new | ity of white- | w ’ 9x12 RUG $800 million goes through Kroger : Ss — TR arp clarity glo 2-door, 6-pass. Deluxe $ registers a year. — a Ce , 4 ig Eat means a lot of peo nd i ~— / > Instrument markings more easily 394un-= MODEL 480... 2043 9x12 RUG ple sell food to a lot of other peo gi | : TG ro read at night. 4-door, 6-pass. Deluxe ple. And the idea is to keep the --2~ oF Sedan — MODEL 41D...... $2097 GAS RAN( ac - ” Yor . customers coming back {2 t Tat oa They've stepped up the power to the Aivyrated) ” ” o / k - { 1 on™ AS RAN( ~ TTR 4 oo Pre lg . % . . a . ’ SO KROGER PUTS out a little { : To highest ratings mn SPECIAL history— Optional equipment, accessories, state and local booklet to tell what the chain is, ; ] “WV oY. addiVional, Vien may vary slightly \ mum i i Be saith, the! new rani] “mo NR Al prices subject to change without notice. MC ar eith, w anc N : manager, sent me a vest pocket v F edition of the down-to-earth Kro-! ot oy | Tune in HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC Natwork, avery Manday evaning. J (OF EE M ger SIOIY. And the idea is to Jet; Sid YOUR KEY TO GREATER VALUE ff TOASTERS PARTLY CLOUDY AND » CLOUDY ARIAS \ : \ \ ty : v PHONE FOTOLAST : opane 107 r OPEN \ . GIN . Market 3501 c's [1m] pc doot! MONARCH BUICK CO. INC. + COMMUNITY BUICK, INC. ; i os if11 [R775] mow su! a i : * As = . FRI. for complete, dependable \ Show mown ( for? 1040 North Meridian Street—RI ley 3341 57 West 38th Street—TA lhot 2424 SAT, brokerage service in YZ snes Vil, . TM ORGS PATENT COM 191 [OW ( 8 WARMLY ALL RGNTS RESEOV(D g TILL 9

securities and commodities

THOMSON & MCKINNON 8 EAST MARKET SREET

mons ww! abalic. Yad ; TODAY AND TOMORROW—Hoosierland can ‘expect”more der Ht Nos Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis 8, Indiana of the same in the way of damp weather. Precipitation will cover RI4= : ; ; : |

| most of the eastern half of the country. Lower temperatures are x i 810 VIR(

¢ due tomorrow. / ; | :

—

it