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Rs ; . d For Handica e > . larid ‘haul away scrap from the, FIVE: Tighter income tax con- : ey i! pp 1 ip 38 annual ivi Of Detroit Stove Works, the ¢ommit- trols over gamblers. , INDIANA MUSIC CO, Defense 300 at Sessi f Wing Called fo Dut S. and G, “suffered little from °° 52id. to enlist the Rrred Per. Ohi . d Kent k us E. OHIO IM: doe a ession 0 I ing Lalled to Duty, police interference.” It also @wns yone a ganggter ii § In the 10 an entuc y ‘Delaying 34 TE . x y " - : company’s labor problems... _ - : AG Goodwill Industries But Housing's Short valuable ocean-fropt property in ““TtY = iO BC ed that! In some communities ‘“‘wide- “Delaying 1

Doubling,’ or trebling. of the Goodwill Industries of Americas . Inc. rehabilitation program for the handicapped, is the goal of a! proposed. five-year expansion program. eh | . More than-300 leaders from 101,

‘actives duty ‘here

Times State Service

ATTERBURY AIR FORCE BASE, May 1-— Several Hundred Indiana Air Reservists called into today were warned not to bring their families |

Miami ‘Beach. It" said gangsters from all over the country met at: “three hoodlum - run hotels: the Wooford, Grand and Sands.”

Louisiana

State government fails to com-

John A. Fry, president of the Stove Works, and the “likewise! goclally impeccable” William Dean Robinson, president of Briggs, | knew of their companies’ under-| world - ties and “did not speak frankly” about them.

open” gambling was carried on by a rich Cleveland syddicate and

by “local hoodlums.’ “Officials are |.

strangely afflicted - with inability to see the obvious.” A Kentucky casinos advertised openly in Cincinnati newspapers and put advertising ‘streamers ‘on

Quality Reupholstering

fon County Pre day were bla months postpol bezzlement case o. & Defense : Att thus assafled

Goodwill groups are attending the because of the acute housing pel local officials tp enforce . 2 q Regardless of what you DAY you John Daily whe : ; sip An By cars. ; ) . - biennia) general asentbly of Good-| shortage in the vicinity. gambling and vice laws. Western Union Slevelaid syiiditate Shit down can't buy better. fre elev oh will* Industries ‘in Indianapolis. Drifting into the camp before slot-machines, operation of A $5 million a year ‘St. Louis, gambling places just before com- | 1 aualiity. ‘work 70u waDS ow M: Caylor. Among them are delegates from midnight tonight will be person-!'plush gambling casinos, the eX-'Mo. bookie firm used Western mittee hearings The Beverly craffimen- can do ft. 2 ~The ‘charg Ft. "Wayne, Evansville, Gary nel of the reactivated 434th Troop tensive wire services for book- yy... y SE _—_—_ , ,——— 1 of v y . “Union agents ag runners and Hills Country Club in Southgate; | , charges were Terre Sate: Hammond and In- Carrier Wing, brought here for Makers and she narcotics ipaffic and were paid |KY. advertised ‘It would reopen Ut Its price; our low prices stil of .E. Cooper Z ananolis. ri in, + training. ~. abound in all four, it said. ap-. ; = or APT. 1,.a day after the committee — Fall Creek BI P. J. Trevethan. national execu- Lt. John J. Eickholt, public in- pedred the trail of Louisiana percentage of winnugs Io to pi 2 8 wil ofing samples to your hom.

tive sdcretary of Goodwjll Industries. from Washington, D. C

Altes. heat IRR 3 CEOEY S ibgTar Send I EEA b-

_ lishmeat in Boston 48 years. ago Since then, some 306.000 handi- . capped adults have heen helped

formation officer. of the -2466th

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ect Then’ not’ 16 bring their. fanfilies here until

- they. have obtained satisfactory

living accommodations. on “I should know. said It.

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pis ER PAT ES: Fporeeq. anna Co-pperating with: New Orleans mobsters is the Frank CostelloJake Lansky-Jee -Adanis syadicate of New .York, back to the welcome of Louisi-

their seryices or commissionsy’

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VE hse gal curbs Bima “Grands

‘ONE: Reinforced federal law; enforcement agencies with a Justice Department ‘racket squad”

dates/and a foderal crime commission. the founder of The H. Lieber Co.

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ridson of Store’ Founder Is Dead

Fredric B. Lieber, grandson of

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“Calls Dela Mr. Daily ‘ac af allowing after granting ance in the ca

with more than $140 million :n Eickholt._ = 3 TWO: Lieensing of all inter-1pn¢’ died this morning in his 8631 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. May 12. wages being paid out. “I've been here nine months Ana's late Sen. Huey (Kingfish) state suppliers of gambling -in- home, 3231. N. Meridjan St. He ; "Goddwills - are. heeded in at now and the best accommodations LODg to Costello and his slot ma- formation. was 45. Ya In RY Teast 35 additiona® cities,” Mr I can find is a converted garage chines in the '30's. THREE: A ban on interstate ' Services will be"at 4 p. m. Thurs- men}, E Tu Trevethan- said, “And it i our —at $100 a month, plus utilities. Mi .. 'transmission of bets. day in Flanner & Buchanan Mor: (ALARA AMIAYT:) “The Judge's hope to see (them) established : “And I consider myself pretty ISsourl FOUR: Ban on interstate ship- tuary followed by burial in Crown CERTIFIED MILE L TY S save the sta + He warmly praised the work of lucky at that.” : It is “simply ‘not ¢redible” that ment: of slot machines and other HilL . ph a a, from going to the Indianapolis: Gobdwill, which Several hundred Indianapolis 0 Mrmr Smith" never Hi 2 . His mother, Mrs. Alma B. Lie- fic bad affidavit, has enjoyed one of the greatest men, possibly 300-400, will be af- : . : ber, and a brother, Kurt E., both WATCH “I thoroughl)

growths of any group, under the

s direction of Executive Secretary CENTENARIAN CASTER—Germain McKeever, 601 Mickley

fected. by the activation. New commander of the Atter-

cussed -giving anything to slain Democratic Leader Charles Binaggio for his political suport.

Truman lo Get.

of Indianapolis, survive. -

REPAIR SERVICE

Daily’s tactics,’ “He .is being 1

cover up mist: progecutor’s off _davit; that does crime,”

Howard Lytle.

a Ave., examines a casting rod and reel given him for his 100th ‘bury Air Force Base is. Brig.| Binaggio, Kansas City cet. UN’ Spinet Piano Post Undertaker Dies While

birthday by the Em-Roe Sporting Goods Co. He also got his fish. |Gen. Lacey V. Murrow, Washing- eer. supported Mr. Smith in the

ing license for the season. . ‘ton, D.C, brother of the radio 1948 primary, in the: hopes, RAVE Vou 4 (commentator, Edward R. Mur- hag been alleged,

fice Compromises AT ITS BEST

WASHINGTON, May.1—Presi- : . ° = it dent Truman will get a new piano, ON Dayli ht Time = that Kansas next week—a A compromise time schedule!

Conducting Funeral ANYTHING TO 0s ot Ei. Zainey. eos NAD “United Nations” = Lo Blunis S : ; Ri ply shim le” HON. AD 4. € ey, OU tN. City could be ‘opened. up’ fori gpiret = gst reer ieter—ot fF the Indianapolis Post Office | Tada EAE BR he or pane « State (Gets Plea [Lasalle St. is public, Informa: gambling. He was slain dn April, Mr. Truman will he presented has been established to balance : Bae — ndertaker Matthew G. Bradley, Presents | Sands > 5 tion officer for the group. {1950, after he failed in a move to with the instrument, only ane of deliveries with statewide - differ- > E81 ;

filed-an amende 1950. On Mar. ance was gran serious illness

61. suffered a fatal heart attack ©f bargain-Hunting readers every. _.

yésterday. as ne arrived at a-day. ‘PHONE Rl-ley 5551 and . : place your ad! J i or Ir 040 ? — \ : “

¢ control the Kansas City police its kind in the world, as part of ences in daylight saving and cen-

Hold 8-Year-Old Boy / free. National and'Inter-American Mu- tral standard ‘times, Postmaster

i Bootlegging affd narco {ics sic Week. George J. Ress said today. In $100,000 Blaze

church to conduct a funeral. i The piano, with full 88-note key- Carriers will leave the Federal!

peddling still are married on on a x ; ttorney, G Le. ; A ; rd. i Buildi d branch tN a y, tao ® 7p) small scale in Kansas City, the board, is made of raw materials Building and branch stations 40 \ x > ; Striking Pupils Return BAYONNE Jo May 1 (UP committee reported, but a -crack- from many member countries of minutes later than usual, he said. Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed ~K:- later eo 0 a Sg Ci : & J At McCordsville High fined to thé Hudson County par- 90Wn by federal agents has the United Nations: 144 sonsiyus. Toe wil ow delivery of ves. : Eo rites Lo ‘ L ; yr , Servi A er ‘h _ greatly reduced such operations. tion includes South American ma- dential ma e morning after it : ~ Mr. Blum poi 5 o * ds ed , tet ental home loday after, ‘he. ad " Pp ’ hogany, Australian wool for the is posted in many cities. Should, CERTIFIED. MASTER WATCHMALER “cutor’s . office

McCORDSVILLE, May 1- Par- mitted to police that he set a ents of McCordsville High School $100,000 fire . Which burned’ out ’ . twe frame buildings yesterday. pupils today sought state help in : : go> Bi : settling a dispute which stemmed Police. said -the boy. whose world's largest independent auto

: - name was not disclosed.. was hody maker, awarded a fat scrap- . from the firing of Bonnie L. caught setting fire to a baby car- hauling contract for the services

hammers, Canadian nickel and regular schedules he followed, American -steel springs and cast- some deleveries would be delayed ings. > : one day. . © About 3000 communities across ~~ Railroad dispatches . will . be’ the nation will observe the 28th made on standard time to conannual Music Week May 6-13, The form with" train . schedules. All,

Detroit

Briggs Manufacturing Co.. the

continuance or yesterday. Se Yesterday M a dismissal. of grounds that tI - have passed

10 SERVE YOU.

Mrs. Emmons Thomas, repre-| senting signers of a petition ask-/ ing that the coach be re-em-| ployed for ‘the remainder of the . school year, .took the_petition to Indianapolis for presentation to - ‘the. Department of Public Instruction ang the State Athletic Com'mission. w : This action followed a mass meeting here last night in which objectors to the discharge de-

o ’ Smith, high “school hasketball riage shortly after the larger of “Musclé Man" Sam Perrone. - National Recreation Associatinn collections will be made “on day-| were first filed 3 = give your Conch. = blaze was discovered. Perrone, allas Santo Perrone, sponsors the event. light time until Sept.”30. Mr. Blum s: i : a Meanwhile, striking pupils re- * ® 40 file another . ; turned. to classes today. Thirty-| . . J ¥ 3 : the charges “by f : t five of 41 had remained out yes-|\, , : : co ; | > Lo > ° is S31 fauliy u r CcOa terday. ‘ : char, ed with $

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Are you tired of ‘ts present length and lines? Let Ayres’ expert furriers transform: your coat into a new

: § manded an 2xplanation from. cape or jacket, or a luxurious stole! And, of course, | Vernon Township Trustee Byford * RE . : > : Lane. be sure ‘to have all your- furs cleanéd and stored tor Mr. Smith has said . Trustee!

‘JLane accused him of influencing] the election of Dwight Thomas. to! ‘§ the presidency of the Parent-| ‘Teachar Association. The coach! ‘denied it.

the summer in the safety of our fur storage vaults.

Phone FR-4411, ext. 258, and an Ayres’ delivery men will call at your home for your furs.

Killed in 60-Foot Fall RICHMOND, May 1 (UP)—| Daniel Phillips, 19, Richmond! ‘was killed today when he fell 60 feet from a railroad trestle. | Authorities said the youth ap-!

parently was blinded by a train and lost his balance.

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