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Diet Switch Here Heavy-to-Light

By Harold Hartley

DO YOU EAT LIKE a lion, red meat, rare’ If vou do. start growing ears. You're about to become

a leaf-nibbling rabbit. 4 ~ r 1 107 - That's the diet switch, from heavy to light, and the re ¢ © { struggle to look 10 years younger in a bathing suit. The grocers are swinging over now. They're loading iding up witht enld,. meats, hidi R equipment, digit am muildings. park t:eir cooKINg heef, pling Pro- jhe jots, cafetfrias or dividends Yer n n duce counters, and tossing: y FHING CAVLED frozen juices Into (reezers hy the erllaneous got 5.4 per cent R That's postage and writing paper, ross, . ren 4 THE: HOT BRE ARF AN I form and J uppoge furniture cereals are getting the go<hy The and paper towels and the like, hig play goes 10 {ugar Crispies Taxes. cartooned as Uncle San Puf fed > Wheat, SUgAar coated It got RK per cent And five per cent eaves reaching for the RURAL w,. hut away for a rainy day howl. ? and some expansion to make Any time you (an save an Johg secure American the troubfe of lifting an wo, 2 old. : ar. you've fo Ju so ir b AND THE STOCKHOLDER Can-openers will get their DIg boas as Dies This is ot less than one-fifth as much a: -e3t workout in years. yah on mn J R untry. Kroger's the government. His slice was pork and bean CO BOT n, SAIy 1.8 her tent of trie ABTeS. telss me Indianapolis 18 irst, Th Bia a second, and Ft That was so simple. even I unTerre Haute ‘ derstand It

Wayne third. . CONC ENTRATED lemonade Sand as ‘Qil’ swell for quick Tom CollinSes. 4, yw \yq BELIEVED too, and orahgeade will get the was anhout the worst thing call. But there's also grape JUICE. .,, 14 ponnen to a bearing. and grapefruit. But. hy I'm used to the And those “ade” drinks the kids miracles of industries especially spill all over the kitchen, a little mp pop 400 sugar, water and ice and the First. Jet's remember what lubvoungsters think it's nice, because i. tion fa 11 18 little halls of ofl they made i] themseives, which roll around between sur-

o . faces IT'S ICE "IEA TIME ace Buy the ‘ice tea blends”

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” n ” NOW DuPONT has taken sand for that purpose. They don’t formea it into little balls of silica black and bitter. gand) a millionth of an inch And we'll eat potato salad un- wide and finds they made exceltil it runs out our ears. lent lubrication. It's got a cloak That's the diet switch from hot and-dagger name GS-1998

to cool — kitchens, vitamin time. Ahout ,names. that DuPont's. They taste better than when “Erifon” still plagues me. It's’ a you take them in pills. And look fireproofing compound.

nn n a JOHN EDWARDS who food market over in Danasked me today if it

vhat you save in doctor bills.

Double in Brass

AND runs a Ind.,

THE “BRASS” of Bridgeport ville Brass is coming to town. doesn’t spell “No Fire” spelled I got a note from Herman W. backwards. Steinkraus, one of the country's It does. most open-minded business thinkToe — president of Bridgeport The Feucht Formule Brass, today. I'VE OFTEN WONDERED

And he’s holding his monthly about Paul E. Feucht, and what board meeting in town Friday, makes him tick. May 25. The directors will all be When the Chicage & Northhere, and they'll go through the western took him away from the plant where they'll see, I think, Pennsylvania where he was vice

<hells being reclaimed and President of the Western Region _«Hoosiers pitching hard for ue- and made him C. & N.'s executive curity. vice president, it wasn't guesswork. They figure those top jobs y..9 0 closely.

CARL P. QUANZ, who runs the I've known him only four vears.

plant here, will be the host. And But after the first time I met him, they couldn't have a better one. 1 4iqn't forget him. It would be If I know him, he'll not only sell hard to do. his plant and his people, but he'll 1 «iw him at French Lick.

Hog Prices - 25¢ Higher At Opening

‘Later Trade Gain: 25 To 50 Cents

Barrows and gilts opened mostly 25 cents highér at the Indianapolis Stock Yards this morn-,

ing Later trade was 25 to 30 he Mae o peare-time ¥Slefan they will be, even if it takes. with an ailment not connected ents higher. : Nila ns ehniire a change in the law to do it. Hogs. 10,000, a®tive: hulk choice with military Service, ‘ 177 to 240 pounds, $21.50 to $22, Mr.. Arellano, married and the Marine Division “machine gunner latter price fairly freely: choice father of two children, said “they anq hazooka man.” His wife 240 ta 280 pounds, $20.75 to $21.50; told me Korea was not'a War, ®0 pplores,.18, had np way .to sup120. to 160 pounds, $17.to £19; I could not enter the VA hos- port herself and her two children hofce 150 to 160 pounds, $19.50 pitar™ David, 2, and BQHe eremenths: th $20: sows steady to strong, in- “How come?’ he .gaid. "It was She had been living with Friends stances 25 cents higher: choice war when I was there, They were 00 to 550 pounds generally $18 shooting at me.” to $19; lightweights, $19.25; heav- Removed Gland S BX op jer weights, $17.75 or less Physicians at county hosp Cattle, 475; calves, 275; steers removed a gland from his pra and vearlings moderately active, last night. steady; cows, slow; most buyers Col. J. E. Gaines, VA Hospital or on es inner bidding lower; two loads choice” manager, ruled Mr. Arellano was ' 1100-pound steers and package not eligible for treatment,’ but choice to prime 950-pound year- OLD AND NEW —Capt. Bernice Maple, head of WAC and said 8)a! the “whole case is re- Spends Two Days at lings, $38; small lots good and WAF recruiting in Indianapolis, wears the new WAC uniform as gretrul.” Coast Guard Academy

choice steers, 800 to 1050 pounds,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

she displays the old style jacket. Her robe (right) is decorated with

‘Peacetime Soldier'—

Korean Veteran Refused Admission to VA Hospital

TUCSON, Ariz. May 10--A Ma- - rine veteran from Korea, suspected of suffering from cancer, sald today he was refused admission to a veterans’ hospital because

WASHINGTON, May 10 (UP) —President Truman said today the Veterans Administration was right in denying hospital-

is * ization “to a combat veteran - 0 et is “not a ' he Korean eongict of the Korean War because the ; aw it. David R. Arellano Jr. 21, now 1aw does not permit

He said there is no question but that Korean ‘veterans should he treated the same as alt veterans of other wars and

in"the Pima County Hospital, said he was refused treatment at the VA hospital on the grounds that

"Our present laws of eligibility Special to the Times

$33.50 to $36; commercial, $30.50 shoulder patches worn by soldiers she met while in service in World for entrance into veterans hos- NEW LONDON, Conn., May 10 to $32.50; heifers scarce; utility War II pitals deny treatment to peace- After twos exciting days with and commercial cows bid $23.50 pms ii - - -— time veterans for non-service con- the seagoing fighting men at the to $28.50; canners and cutters nected disabilities. Those who Coast Guard Academy here. Philbidding, $18 to $23.50; vealers are today serving in Korea are )ip Boyd Stevens, of Indianapolis, moderately active, steady; choice peacetime soldiers. It is regret- goes to New York City late today. and prime, $34.50 to $37.50; com- ful, but there is nothing we can phillip, winner of The Times mercial and good, $28 to $34. do.” Coast Guard Contest, is guest of Sheep, 25: slaughter ewes Ex-Private Arellano developed the (Coast Guard along with seven steady; small lots shorn ewes $12 “trouble” ‘in. his neck this week, gther winners of similar contests to $16; choice eligible $18. six months after he received a conducted by Scripps - Howard Bulls steady to 50 cents higher; dependency discharge as 'a 1st : ; : : : common $28.50 to $32; cutter and n ig Dapers Dioughont the 18 utility $24 to 328, Election Board Hold Dress Parade , A dress parade in the boys’ ¢ . y ir < » po Lady in Black 11 : honor was staged by the entire ¢ . Pill cadet -battalion. Following the review, the boys were escorted to Oo S eeping 1s Completes Tah their barracks quarters. The LOS ANGELES, May.10 (UP) afternoon program included a trip

The former Marion Benda. 46, once the girl friend of Rudolph Valentino, was hoapitalized today. Police said she had taken an overdose of sleeping tablets, The former Follies beauty, now Mrs. Marion Elizabeth Watson, and known as the original “lady in black” who placed flowers at| Valentino's tomb, once claimed to be his secret third wife. Court records in 1949 showed she had been treated for overdoses of sleeping pills in 1945, 1946 and 1947.

450.000 Voled In State Elections

Nearly 430,000 persons voted in

Police Nab Fu Fugitive

From Woman's Prison MADISON, May 10 (UP) Pearley Britt, 23, was held here today for return to the. Indiana

Women's Prison to finish a 10-to- 80 Indiana cities which hod 20-year term for armed. robbery, MAvoralty primaries Tuesday. 1 Bfate. police arrested Mrs, Oficial records showed today: Britt here last night. She fled Indianapolis. with around 72,500 the prison Monday with Betty ballots, led the cities, Davis, 38, Evansville. Mrs. Britt’ But Lake County, where six told authorfties her: companion ities voted. recorded more than left her in Indianapolis. = Mrs. 84.000 ballots to take top honors Britt was sentenced from Jack- Among the counties

Next to Indianapnlis

est vote was Gary, 26,000

son County in 1950, the heavi-

LONG TIMERS—Ethel Trenck and Floyd H. Marsh have built the longest employee service records at Eli Lilly & Co.

Banquet to Honor

Veteran Workers

Eli Lilly & Co. to Mark 75th Year

“ aboard the bark-rigged training Job Finished ship, “The Eagle,” a visit aboard

In Record Time a submarine, and a look-in on : - 2 several of the classes in the The ‘Marion County Election cadets’ training course. Board completed its official tab- When the boys return to New

ulation of Tuesday's city primaries at 5 p. m. vesterday, 22 hours after the polls closed, an all-time record for speed in compiling official voting results. Usually official primary returns are not finished for two or three days after the polls rlose. The official figures showed about the same totals as unofficial returns. listed vesterdav with only few minor changes of one or two votes in four contests. Official figures showed that Judge Alex Clark carried all of the City's 26 wards in his three-to-1 victory over Ceril 8. (Cy) Ober for the Republican mayoralty nomination. LS Mavor Bayt, who won the Deinncratic mayoralty race nearly four-to-one over George E. Frevn.

York from New London tonight, they'll tackle a feast and TV show. All day tomorrow, the Coast Guard will have them in tow, and they'll see more of New York than the average Manhattanite sees in a lifetime—oceangoing liners, Te views, subways, airports, United Nations building, rivers, harbors, bridges and sundry wonders. Tomorrow night they'll be guests at the New York premiere of the new Republic: movie, “Fighting Coast Guard,” at the -Mayfair Theater on Broadway, and be introduced on the radio and television. They will return to their home cities—bhy-plane—Saturday—

Jane Ccoksey Named

Eli Lilly & Co. emplovees with carried all City wards except the Junior Yearbook Editor 25 years of service will be hon- 23d. Mr. Freyn carried this ward Miss "Jane Katherine Cooksey ored as special guests tonight (northeast) by a majority of 17 3908 Kenwood Ave. daughter of when the firm observes its 75th votes. Mr. and Mrs, R. Nelson Cooksev,

Others anniversary with a banquet in the os - ren

has been appointed editor of the

sell the town. There were always people around 3 i y ' ; ; : avy ‘0tes ere Soul dianapolis Athietic Club. 952 Butl University ie 8 f it, Id ’ e with heavy vot were ith In I . 1952 Butler University Drift, jur " 3) a a 1ong bt raving ip aus es ane ho Mend Schricker jo Name Bend, 28.300; Ft. Wayne, 27.700; More than 300 employees are Father of Five ior class yearbook,. Dr. DeForest k self.. sa) ars ie a lost sheep 2 AP ) o= pecte : 5 of the , ” 4 : RT al Tocvesiic Th 1eep. Civil Defense Board Evansville. 25.000: Hammond, expecteddto attend, and 36 of the m > O'Dell, head of Butler's journaliold me a few vears back “We 8 8 a Gov. Schricker will announce 19.000; East Chicago, 16.500; Haye reached their 25th year with Held in Death ism department, announced tofo | GB : THE REASON WAS he was appointments to a 13-memt Muncie, 14.100; Terre Haute the company Since last year's re- R v (UU _ day. QUEL 80 Bive Jt bask to the fun to be around. He's got spar- TN Civilian Defense eH 14,000; Anderson, 12,650, and Ko- ception and banquet were held. DETROIT, May 10 (UT AD Miss Cooksey, a sophomore Indians, kle, sees a smile in almost every tomorrow. komo, 9500. Educator to Speak $e of Be cilliren aditied he journalism major in the Univer- : : . : J vrie's z ‘Rigan Cit v's p! S res : s wi s > : ; The Proof situation. He must be a salesman, The council will meet in his Fl: Wayne's and Michigan City's Dr. George S. Benson, president feat his wife before she fell from 4, ;)jege, is a member of the “What are you selling” of sorts. office May.22 Mr. Schricker said 6400 were described as record of Harding College, Searcy, Ark., was thousht to Do 2 Be and-rin Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority; AN . A § , - ’ ’: > r : ’ i ‘as i - George S. Jones Jr, a master He has deep respect for the to hear a report from Lt. Fred primary tases, and Rosemee was Wi) pean. oR Sly, president lh a sald today. Spurs, Sophomore women’s honsalesman, will give his answer to dignity of the people who move Creetors, stat se|58CONC largest in € DOOKS. for ’ ; ; iSier. : orary, Women’s Recreation Assogl I Creet state civilian defense..." Of the employees who will at-| Officials said Thomas Stevens, .;.i;on."" Association of Women

the Indianapolis Sales Executives’ around him, a right guy,

never head. Lt. Creetors will report on

34, a gasoline station mechanic,

rTYSNC!

DAY. MAY 10.

Pin Observance Of Defense Week

Church Services To Preview Program

church services. Sunday will. preview the local. observance of National Defense Week, opening Monday, and Armed Forces Day, next Saturday. Aerial

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Citywide

displays-—including six B-36s, "world's largest bomber, and &peedy Stout Field fighter planes —will highlight..the..sweek's - program. srreve Also included are open houses, displays of military equipment,

talks bv military leaders, a parade, luncheon, military review andg dances : lL.ocal residents and firms are asked to’ display the Américan flag all week, and. firms “that earned the Army-Navy “E" flag for World War 1I production are

asked to display their award.

Open House Scheduled

Open houses, arranged by Cmdr, W. M. Romberger, executive offi cer of the Naval Ordnan-.e plant; will be:

Monday-— Ft. Harrison, 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. » 3 Tuesday-—Naval Armory, 3th St. and White River, 1 to 4 and Tto10 p. m. Wednesday — Stout Field Air Base, noon to 5p. m. _ Other events scheduled: Thursday and Friday—Equipment of the Armed Forces will be displayed on. the Indiana

World War Memorial Plaza. The display, arranged by Lt. Col. Warren King, executive officer of the Indiana Military District. will he open from noon until 10 p. m, Thursday and from noon until 8 p. m. Friday.

Thursday neon Fraditional Armed Forces Dav luncheon will be held in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Maj. Gen. David N. WW. Grant, USAF (ret.), will be guest speaker, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.- Annual

Armed Forces parade will be held through the downtown area. V. M. (Army) Armstrong. local attorney and American Legion official, will act as parade marshal, Air Show Planned

Preceding the parade, planes will be flown over the parade route by officers and men of the 113th Fighter Interceptor Squadron of Sout Field Air Base. Maj. William Hoelscher, commanding officer of the base, will have charge of the event. Friday. May 18 3 p. m.—RButler University's Air Force ROTC unit will nold a military review in honor of the week's program Activities for the week will eonclude Saturday, May 19, with a second air show including the six B-36s over downtown Indianapol: 5 during the afternoon and dances at the Ft. Harrison Officers (iy and Non-Commissioned Officer 3 Club that night.

Wolves Beware

BOSTON, May 10 (ue; A 200-pound Oregon ch girl who said she carri 4 a revolver in her peso to protect herself from city “wolves” was held in $1000 bail today on charges of “being a tramp.” Mrs. Helen Holden, an 18-year-old Bend, Ore., di-

vorcee, was arrested after she talked about the gun

» T ~ 1 ’ a SY . >» + i ~ Council Monday night at a dull a civilian defense college he at- In the voting. 13 incumbent tend. Floyd H. Marsh, 524 N. AT ee ig Students; YWCA and the staff of which police found in a bus Maio Hote anes Pro afraid that whet I really mayors were defeated in their Hamilton Ave. has the longest > pi : v. »' <7 the Butler Collegian campus terminal locker. He's auite a giv. He's bDéenremen Der Gs, Short Bi md a ¥rended at Washington last week. iac fr renomination. and 57 service record. He has been with Who “had been drinking.” ran daily newspaper : : She pleaded guilty to the ’. § Ni 1081 ab a en s Na ny a a i ick . * > 9 } Rul : h > others including 27 who had no Lilly's since June, 1903. from their home ind he picked ““pr, Edward Given. Frank unusual charge and ‘her president of this and that, includ- he remembers me, talks freely, 5 / h h eral block 4 ver rankVv. .oca Stocks an onds -. iia ne ina Second longest cord h er up in his car severa ocks a , £ 3 : j : yposition - were renominas ted § nd ng record is held s 5 case was continued for 10 ing the National Federation of inspires confidence and is quick Opposit] : phe : by Ethel Trenck. 124 Wisconsin 3WAaV last Friday night fort. Sophomore. has heen ap- davs for dispositi i . ) ’ { i i——— er ———— hel ‘nek. - SC § : v . i ai . § § sition. 8ales Executives, and many on hiz mental feet, oR —May 10— who joined the company in “Then I beat her some more, pointed business manager. : P others who keep people swapping ££ a. 8 ho. io tan Q k D ol 3 : : and IT may have beaten h THE ‘ ‘ er Americal LOAD d% pia $o a ember, 1903. sh ’ 1ave beaten her into 3 : dollars for goods. THE CHICAGO &. NORTH- imecican miacer 3 uake eat! To Ag) reception will be held at !!N¢onsciousness. Stevens said Injuries Fatal PEN AND PN(N REPAIRS ESTER only ouple - Ame \n States oo ¥ ! : ump 5 J 1 7 i WISE EL ; W) STERN. ¥ 2 col Hous 2 Coit: eon 4 : Estima ed ol 400 fp. m. with the banquet at 7 1hen she apparently bumped SOUTH BEND, May 10 (UP) One Day or While-U Wait Service RUT IT SEEMS to me the an- sands miles of track shorter than * \Yies 4 1 | . : : Tis : : ‘« ... against the door handle i fell Earl Pinegar, 49, Nort Anihuiizeq tractors cepap for. Parke wer to his question will be sit- the Pennsv. pi vd; inner Bell Hit & Stk YrdS pi8@ a... Bh . : P.-m,. C. Carl Cooprider is ar-'"89 i> andle ang ley gar, 49, North Liberty, | Eversharp. Esterbrook Waterman 3 : 3 q ® ni e SIl- the enns : picked a winner 10 gen KR & §ik Yrds com Sum 48 SAN SALVADOR, ‘El Salvador rangements chairman out. died today in Memorial Hospital | Sheaffer. ete. hot Pant i” front of im all run i road as executive vice Bob a av 10 (UP) Earthquakes which - He said he thought nothing of of injuries Suffered Saturday HOOSIER PEN SHOP roug e dinner. president, 5 Vita 3 pavaged ‘eastern El Salvador it ‘because she had fallen o p ’ . H SI > J : g e i 8 é ut be- when a tractor fell on him as he It will be “Ladies’ Night.” And He'll he down on Mopday to 3 nis e arly this week left 30.000 persons v3 Business School fore. worked in a field on his farm. 12 £ Marke} FR:1842 theres’ the proof. Getting those shake a few hands around. And kom Loan dia a 1 9 homeless, 400 dead and 700 iniy is . . I 1g com ....... 31 3 * girls up to the altar was the first it will he cheers, not tears, all « immings E ng pfd 101 : 102'a jured, the Red Cross reported to- Alumni to Meet real job of selling those guys ever the way & susolidied Finance 5 pid 962 taldav : v v . on a ar 1 . . y did And I don't know whether you Della Kies com jy trae 13% 16% Red Cross officials said the , BLOOMINGTON, May 10 — BY WH ERE I HE CROWD BUYS . Laslel in AD Lea J PIQ . ou. vi » . dy > iy ’ re © . ” know what becomes of railroad fmmranidig, Lue 3 pla y! asnalty figures were v _ Graduates and former students of | Soap in Your Eyes? executive vice president who uitable Securities pid 34 - a iy irth is Eo ea the Indiana University School of ] HAVE A HARD TIME Reep- nod. But Ide hily Finance 5% ota 1.W a00 Unofficial sources have pat the Business will meet here tomorrow : mg up with new things Am Cavite. neaalios in i “hs 0p pid Ww cr Th at sgn : for the annual IU Business Yesterd ithouch it r A I i nN Hamiiton Mfg Co com diva 3's death toll az high as 2000 x 3 557 hy Yesterday, althougt 1 Yirng ' > ¢¥ A ud The ruir : va. worst hit Alumni School. ro 3 dae, ‘1 0 Na i ou Bit 2 he ruins in nap: AVOTS i ; i oe eXarily new ] saw 0 con we 17 a ! hy the tremors AV OY burned to Highlights of the session in- a Bi; SB. ll irs a pon &F 2 plc J Erma i ere irne 3 : 3 IQ “ i i first time a “shampo . Controls Caucus La pla 1 ahs u's prevent possible epidemics. It was ClUde a panel discussion on “Busi 3 ‘ta wr vi mad 9 1 2 { u r Ns le Ide | as . A's . E It's a wide-rimme tier . Wat €0 d's 24% 4g, hot in ” ness Problems of Mobilization,” a ¢ { Shout any to ni We . FOR VARIETY. 1 tak t's pid 98 102 © feared that the hundreds of § nou v p i - re 0} Si pio we a horip ii 1» Speech by President Herman B 4 } § it over your head, arc r nar nh GRAIPTR ney re . Wate 1 8 1g iCOTDReS uried in. the rubble - ; ¥ r your head ater com 1 12:4 ‘would cause widespread outbreak Wells, former dean of the School ; 2s y Pa J 22a ause widgespre € 8 § : sticks out ‘ oe oid 883 10 of disease of Business, election of Business Then vou can sham: inch pis Ath Club Realty Co 22 ! Hyon Alumni Association officers d o ie Walter Co. bw )! 16 109 S ilar acti 18V < — n cers, and a SUGS running down ints your vais f Af a son, Nationai Lite com 10 lig . a al 2 on Fan be taken in talk by Prof. John K. Langum of and ears. Mhmd of Be ngida 2 r ahout 4 pld 07 0 ) r towns and villages, some of “The Business. Outlook.” Prof . A 6 * 44 * Which were 60 per cent destroyed. Lane “as {OTR Iv cin ¥ Mallory s Pie a a friihing " #'. #3'2 Homeless are being housed in ANSUmM was formerly vice presiwots os 3 5 ¢ i 15% 1843. 1 ttn si dent of the Federal Reserve Bank EVERY DAY bhusire Bring #5 ¢ 2 rg-time hookkeeper Mal g ‘yw School buildings of Chicago. a better job of getting asf Une Lie Joris mere syusry naner ! nn’ y g v y ya. piel ( - derstood. aga 0. ui Local Truck Grain Prices Suspicion diss rbeniion. 2 Seles oh favs 8 10 a 5 0 State Coal Merchants 80 slowly ut it's or the wa ut : - » eat 24 ‘ : ‘hg pr ps ert imrreaze. what Progress a 28% 29 n Take P-R: Mallory 4 Co. Iu]. 132 DPI cen! tneres BR Mr BZ} $1 To Convene Monday had a whopping vear Rais : ip Berv 1. 25's 287 a 5 ids i+ pushed into the 40th millinr. Arc fg 2 on toss Gear Lool com +0 Aroused by the competition of the worker tookir w at his FR h Sonpiizer.C a IL 30% oil and gas heating. Indiana coal { in er | “ eo FE inh - K : IF SHF. TAKES ; so “Ind GAE 48% pid 106 8 bg ON. Y. Ship Movemeras merchants will stress better sales check, and all its deduct K o ! nt raise her tn Btokely-Van Camp com 18 4 ernment. union at Btokely-Van Camp pid Bu Bi ariviiseiivecte Southampton. Atlan Methods- and customer relations nment. uniny A * level, Youre VIN. lanner & Co 32% “oid oe tic Libor at their 21st annual state convencharities. wonders eo rr A nd cant Terre Haute Malleable 114 12'2 Departures—American Clipper. Bremen: .. a. : Nine any does with all a US Machine Co 5% ord ln 3% American Forwarder ol Exceller. tion at French Lick Springs Hotel. 3g nail o ir Rh ry nla y . {init ec #lepha ft irahet) Ian ne rile t Pp y ne replace her. at Union Title ig ° 58 Ley its En I The three-day meeting opens : ol Nos he the work veur BONDS owl. Ri o, de Taneiro i Cane Hain Monday. More than 800 persons f Il MALLORY'S cut i, 30 33 os 3 Co thal THEN LRL Ba * are expected tn attend 4 ks not a new idea. hut the way + yr e it isn't an That's american Loan 4',8 60 ” - ba a Fae iin BEER HERE ARE THE REASONS Thev showed workers and the I'} nad throe expert, Batesville lele Co 4'2s yA . + ; ; ' Os Huliner Fertilizer 58 58 VR few white collar guys got the nig r A 8 vere Homer 1. Ch of Com Bldg 4'as 61 96 " gest hunk. 41 per cent ur Austrial engineer, and SBne Clup vised 1M ’ terials took 39.1 n Aire L 1 ‘P8&.11 » kauitanie Securities 5s 60 97 And raw materia Do A pe i, rom the Hamilton Mfg Co 58 68 vo : i cent. There was more thin RKO Georg Olive Co. and Owen Ki ludpls Paint "& Color bs 64 100 WE REGRET WE FAILED TO Ib Cc ib C per cent shat right there, without = 7g ver specialist ind Lime: Ny as # ph. 3 ’ » y but ing A pel is (5 . - tn " INCLUDE IN OUR AD IN Kuhnet Pinas 4s 59 angsenkamp Hs 58 .e N Ind Pub Serv 3'zs 73 101 Public Service 3'ss 75 1024

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TODAY AND TOMORROW} ioosiers will share showers and thunderstorms with the eastern third of the nation.

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Local Produce

Ens Current “receipts 54 lbs. and over lo cae, 40c; Grade A large, 45¢c. Grade OFFER APPLI B large. 42c. and Grade A medium. 42¢c. ? no grade. 33c¢ 4 Poultry—Fowls, 4!'3 Ibx. and over, 32c¢ under 432 Ibs. and Leghorns. 20c¢; cocks DISCONTIN E and stags, 15¢, and No. 2 poultry, 4c less than No 1 Butterfat- No 1. 6f4c. No 3 Ble MOTOROLA U. S. Statement WASHINGTON, May 10 up Govern. ment expenses and receipfs for the cur- i 4 rent fiscal vear through May 8, compared wo 29 with a year ago This Year Last Year [ixnefisss 3 3538 289. 3.353 343 289 813 / eceipte ; 5 th surplus 1581 105.469 : 2 ih Sane ere 2.940.112 102 TTT Rts al 6.563.831,171 4.081.765.090 ae BI fi INDIANAPOLIS CLEARIN 8 44 N DELAWARE AT MARKET Clearings . 282.000 (DeBIE i issisniinreiisnenncess is 38,020,000 v P. 3a x ss he ) iia stdin mailings

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