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. _ FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 Police Deliver Twins

In ‘Disturbance Probe’

CHICAGO, May 25 (UP)—The desk sergeant told Patrolmen Patrick Maloney and Raymond Ku|rowski to investigate a disturb-

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No Use to Hide | Delayed to July 9 2). That Pay Check Trade Active

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ance, When the polisemen arrived they found Mrs. Agnes Czajkowiski, 23, suffering labor pains. man-! The officers, who have delivered

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Barrows, Gilts slaughter trial of Dr. Jules F.*four other children in the line of LaDuron has been postponed to duty, rolled up their sleeves and By Harold Hartley Feature Market July 9 by agreement of both expertly delivered a five pound, 't ’ 15%5-ounce boy. ; A good clearance was reported parties, the prosecutor's office 2 ] : DO YOU GET your pay check face down? lat the Indianapolis Stockyards said today. . They were just getting ready to . . : 2 today. The Muncie physician is charged leave when Mrs. Czajkowski cried Or in an envelope, 50 no one can see. | “Trading opened active with with the slayings of two Terre out again. When they rushed back Jt isn't that the company is ashamed of it. II'Sinirrows and gilts 50 cents to $1 Hsute brothers, Ralph ind Sievert Key Saw she Wan shont to give rou‘d on't s i ii are 7 ; [Carter last Nov. 6. e doctor! bir 0 a second child. probably so the guy back of you'in line won't see it. Pighe, liberal share 75 cents BE Te 00 Sl ale [Wadi to

'- Pay checks aren't as secret as you think. Average

fice of his home and said the work and delivered a six pound, workers get about the same pay: ; v

Bulk, choice 170 to 240 8 on ® 20 bounds two men-were “trying to black- one ounce, baby girl. : ¥

sold for $21.50 to $22. liberal ei

is taking the time to head up the ners will get something they can

campaign. keep and keep collecting on.” SO IF you WANT to d U. S. Rubber Out § ) o do some- y y ) . 8. Rubl | ! thing to help Negro leadership. THE | Rubber plant has

been tied up since Monday. The walkout came at 8:30 p. m. over the reclassification of work. C. G. Rrown, manager of in dustrial relations, said 1200 were on an “illegal” strike and that no

Instead of talking about it. drop vour check in the mail to W. R. Sinclair, Kingan & Co. He lives in a swirl of a thousand decisions a day, but he'll take time to put your dough on the top of the pile for the United Negro Fund.

No Upset THE FAIR TRADE backfire is barking like a machine gun. | There were dealers all along in Indiana who felt the Supreme Court decision would have little or no effect, Yesterday Schenley’'s spoke up. David Bunim, executive v. p, wired his salesmen to do all they can to keep the market from falling out of bed. (He said “preserve an orderly market.)

writing. ou n o THE union contract, he =aid ‘calls for a return to work before the grievance can be discussed. The rubber workers’ contract runs to July 1, and negotiations are scheduled to begin June 7.

He's Next MOTHER'S DAY ig out of the way. And thev're beginning to work up a lather over the Old Man. It isn't easy. He's got all”the “days” he needs, holidays. Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries. And it may be a little hard to warm him up over his very own. And that's the nice part. It's the one day on which he doesn't buy, so he thinks.

” n = BUT WHERE DOES the dough come from to buy a new pair of

” o “ HE DID SAY—his exact words —"We believe in Fair Trade because orderly marketing is necessary for the public and for this industry. “Therefore you may assure vour retailers that Schenley will do everything legally possible to assist in finding ways to re-es-tablish the benefits enjoyed under Fair Trade practices.” I don't think he'li have much trouble. The outlets not only in liquors, but others also, are tightly organized.

or a compass for his car—all big boys’ toys? He knows, but on that day he pretends he doesn't, and looks the other way. «

= ~ » e524 BUT FRANKLY Im for Fa AND IF THEY CAN'T point ther's Day. It's a day he shouldn't to a law to keep the hovs in the price line, they have other ways: I don’t believe the Fair Trade

he should have a julep at sundown, a pat on the cheek or just

decision is going to Knock the a front seat at the TV set socks off the market, unless there He'll get ties and socks, and is a general price landslide—then can alwavs use them

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State Farm Fugitive Held at Terre Haute

TERRE HAUTE, May 235 (UP) 20, Vallonia, state penal

Francis A. Wible, a fugitive from the farm at Putnamville, rested here today.

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Wible escaped with two other

inmates, one of them from Terre grievance had been submitted in '17,,te police said. He was serv-

ing a sentence for assault battery with intent to kill.

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING RQUSE

For The Day

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Earlier this week Rep. William to continue the talks,” |8. Hill (R. Colo.), offered to buy as the session ended.

he said

Mr. DiSalle the $8 steak if he! He said that the biggest obcould produce one registered Re- stacle to settlement was the publican who had been given an question of wages. No further

OPS job in Colorado. meetings are planned, but he said “A check shows that there are hoth sides could call on his office

several registered Republicans in again when they are ready to the OPS in Colorado.” Mr. Di- talk.

Salle said last night in a speech hefore the New York chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, journalistic fraternity. :

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More Sailors Feared

Lost in Boat Accident NEWPORT, R. 1., May 25 (UP) —The Navy acknowledged officially today that more than two men presumably perished when a,

and enema Sen. Douglas Says U. S. To Hang On to Formosa

Gleatinga xs ; : w.1i0008! SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 25 motor launch capsized in Newport | For The Week TH (UP)—Sen. Paul H. Douglas (D. Harbor during a nor’easter. | Clearings : s 31.331.000 11.) says the United States won't! There was no official indication (Debits $1413 I1et the Chinese Communists take of how many men might have Formosa or participate in Japa- lost their lives when some 130 Local Stocks and Bonds nese peace treaty discussions. sailors were thrown into the TT Tsay me |: "We have taught aggression a storm-tossed water. An unofSTOCKS : Bia Asked terrible lesson—it does not pay,” ficial report said 20 men did not Anterican Loan Ss» Da. . 38 he said in a Jefferson-Jackson answer muster calls aboard their

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Day speech last night. “We are splitting China away 8 (from Russia because the Chinese see that they are being used as itools,” he said.

ships, but it was believed some of these might be AWOL. Only two bodies were found yesterday before darkness forced a halt of rescue operations. Search

18 | Sen. Douglas said the United was resumed at dawn today. 98 {Nations shouldn't bomb Mancou- -— > 32 rian bases because it would play Phone Union Claims® ,. !nto Russia's hands. . A - mn Proof of Wire-Tap Boy, 2, Escapes Serious WASHINGTON. May 25 (UP) . . ~The Communications Workers w Injury in 10-Foot Fall of America (C10) said today it A 2-year-old child fell 10 feet NAS proof that the private tele11"“to a cement sidewalk from a Phones of union officials have 12" window, but escaped with minor been tapped by the Bell Telea, cute and bruises, doctors at Gen. Phone System. "4s, eral Hospital reported today The union said the “evidence” Phillip Davis, son of Mrs. Louise of company wire-tapping: was iiss Davis, 20, 819 Locke St. tumbled (Urned Up in recent hearings be19° from a second-story window in fore a National Labor Relations s% th is 1 est v trial examiner in New Cumber09's Te Day ome Yesterday. land, W. Va. The case involved

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‘ y + ] Va. ‘'« W. 28th St., took the child to the ! 669 “wr . 85 hospital. Phillip was treated and CWA steward. | : released. . . { I 2 Missing in Flood 04 : Ge ABILENE, Tex., May 25 (UP) 22'3 King orge Has Flu Two persons, one a 15-year-old

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. boy, were missing in-a flash flood George is confined to his room

that struck Abilene from three

sin in Buckingham Palace with a sides last night and early today, | : mild attack of influenza, the driving 25 families from their] 101, Palace announced today. He homes as it spilled into an esti-| 08% canceled appointments for today mated 50 blocks in three residen8 and tomorrow. tial districts, 124 — . . CONVERT TO | nel Gel the New Kalamazoo Oil os Conversion Burner Ne No Price Increase $35 DOWN : Installed Provided Installed ™ City Code Is Met $11.82 MONTHLY 58 or) Kalamazoo Sales 102% Phone L1-5611, RI-1275 22 West Maryland St.

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Peace Justices Upheld On Farm Sentences

Justices of the Peace have the!is a right to commit prisoners to the School, and competed in a field of Indiana State Farm for non-pay- more than 250 contestants. to a wm

ment of fines, according ruling by State Attorney (General J. Emmett McManamon, In his official opinion, Mr. Me Manamon said confinement o

prisoners by justices of the peace would be limited to one day for each dollar of fine, and one day

for each dollar of costs. Mr. McManamon made

ruling yesterday at the request of] Albert Ellis, superintendent of the

State Farm.

Just Asking

CAMBRIDGE, May 25 (UP)— Radcliffe College girls complained today that a man who identified himself as an interviewer for the Kinsey Foundation had called them on the telephone and asked ‘“distasteful” questions about their private lives. The girls reported the matter to police when they learned Kinsey researchers always use personal interviews,

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Ss Si Di : ‘ gf - ° mail me.” - The slain men. later 4 ire hig ANd no matter: what yop! rtrd meio see share “at *S21.50 up; 240. tol 280! were linked: with blackmail at. L090! Notices. RAAT tr : SE bo, Bab all the king's horse and all ABegponunds, were priced from- $20.75 I toon othr Sona a NOTICE 70 JiDDRRS i ou think about’ at “WARES. MAKE Buppmrin man mmo oyun Jafiaes p's to $21.75. Falking 25 to 50 cents! a Fio0%ley PANS | poNotice 1 hereby given that sexed ‘proa YN RAL Kanes: © AN EAA { Natt RL Ro ; . - 1 €1ans, : : receive SEEEY of fottwing PCS SD Panty of fires pines - or sows mt 1750" 10 | Reopens Mystery Case ate of Indias.” acting by’ and through * Na 3 50. . . alter R, Mybeck, recto t visio They have to huff and puff, but _ DON'T BE A tire-retter: There a 210: valves. 200. haps | The double slaying, reopened of Public Works and Supp: on behait of they get there. . os is no need to worry about a new : sheep 50 iy BY {the 13-yons ole paysterions 3lsapni the office’ of the Director In: Room 404; ” : in re : 6000; : ol), 1 » ! y |8tate House, Indianapolis, Indiana unti AYN , set for your vacation trip. RAR . aw {pearance of the doctor's wife,|8! s B THE REASON 18 a agen Eh recurs. ne MEDI. Igg HOE 3000; bulk choice 170 to [Freda LaDuron who dropped out|jine 4 "as; cc" Central Standard Time, are loo OW RO Ns ‘here! Dut Harvey S. Firestone Jr. ia.|= J Pounds, $21.50 to 32% choice] of sight in September, 1937. No ,./i%0.250fed "one TAB. Fiding LANE taper Yuen pices come own to Where And his word to a vacation rest- No. 1 rife) 200 to 230 pounds, trace has been found since Of} capatie of laving Se paint live, three to . de 2 | 3 s at. A L0¢ ye 4 9 : : 1 thes |r idt they ean. 11s as simp e 3 og Al less nation was that the rubber nie Seely; 210 Jo 280 pounds, {the Swedish-born nurse who dis- baint or Prismo paint and bende tio Now that pay check you can’t stockptle is in good shape $20.75 to $21.75; 120 to 160 pounds, iappeared after a violent quarrel Jor 8 to 8 Traffie Line Markers of the : ’ : a : « - ¢ , . . . . } \ - 1 : 2 r r by — — cee, the one face down. If it be. 7 god 4 SIT to $10; few choice. $19.50: an er homar, RRB one mn Cine Cale Lobe et] " averag orker, sows, 2 ’ , $ rher: | ‘ Tos . : ‘Laneous!ly, ee 8 "hes widt. longs to an averag K ADD TO THAT the swelling is ) 0 : cen 8 igher; u State police re-entered the Case gach with three no ax inches crn 5 tell you the figures. : : N good and choice 300 to 525 pounds, lat the request of the missing #aint and beads ‘ ‘tory worker in Indiana Output of synthetic rubber. And ¢17 50 t, $1850: lights. $19: 575 sored 8 ant Tia Driocs shell be received for hand :30 The factory > © thev've improved the stuff to the , ¥ oud ’ WH ug Do sk i woman’s family, who have always operated spray guns, trigger control, :45 in March got an average check . : to 650 pounds, $16.75 to $17.25. im: i y rieti equipped with twenty-five feet of fluid —— . ag , . maintained she was a victim of toe of $71.11 And that was just point where it runs about as long Cattle. 35: calves. 200: all , 1 oh h |aose and twenty. {ise feet of air hose, also, 00 N @ wd $ £ : ih , JO, & 8, =» ; . . . "oe ’. Ss $ P| § on pneumatic red t s suitable . $9.40 more than he got last year. 2% the real stuff. slaughter classes stegdy; one load FRIENDS AND FIRES—Three deans of the Indianapolis Fire Department, the only iiving for. Li ar rultless ea iransporting ne single traffic line marker Hy § 9. . . . Ha va , 8 ’ “+ “ ' . . . . . 4 tr . * ua J Don’t worry about getting tires. . . 0 o-s pound steers $36: load mer chiefs still in the city, renewed oid acquaintances and revived memories at a City Hall meeting. home and in desolate spots around! Quote orice FOB. lo State Highway 30 BUT HE HAD TO work 42.1 Sarye|l Down choice to prime heifers $36.50; with other fire officials. They are (left to right) Jesse Hutsell, 69; John O'Brien, 86, and Herbert yuncie 1ong-reputed to be Der ies ab the foro wa dausr- 45 1 hours to get it. Whereas last LOU RANDLE president of As- choice 700-pound £35: small lots Fulmer 73 “grave.” ” | Fort Wayne, Greenfield, LaPorte, Seymour, 0 3 r ed off at the end : f ee : : hoice vearli 27 50) ’ ' g . and Vincennes year, he k nock sociated Distributors. read me a good and choice yearlings $33.5 re———p——— - i——— . es ————————————————— ————————— —————————————— 2 ——————————————— | At the time and place designated all pro- 5 of 40.4 hours. telegram. to $35.50: utility and commercial . La cr ont oy this se Loch Denes 330 That isn't a bad raise IoF 31 "1 was from John K. Knighton. cows $24.50 to $26.50: odd head Anyone Wanna ; Poor Box Thief | designated time for any reason. will be 45 year. It's up about 15 per cent. sales manager of Servel, Inc. It $30: vealers fairly active, steady; y “ i | Copies of the detailed instructions to mms = T } ' . \ i nx ~ . (bidders d specificat vb htained ! NT TRY to eek. Just brought word that Servel is feel- choice and prime $35 in $37.50; Do a Li | Worm Shot at Altar (rom ihe Siae Highway "Commission of 15 SO DO? , peek. bor ing the metals cutback in a big commercial and good 8228350 to . . indiana, third floor, 102 North Senate . ! f mber, 4 , . : z . . . n ‘ , Om v venue. Indianapolis. Indi . clip this out, of simply Femme 11 way, and will close from June 1 34.50; one half load choice to A Good Turn ? BRIST OL, Conn., May 25 (1 P) i" The right 2 red by the Director of 30 8 that it's somewhere around $71. to 19 prime 1060 pound steers, 237.50 . | —Two policemen shot and critic- the Division of Public Ny orks and, Supply 45 ’ . co - — ————— . reject any ana pids, in whole o — and you'll feel easier — unless LO id th ded ae in Sheep, 25 no lambs offered . a ally wounded a poor box thief at part. and to Adon ie oD DIaaton of 00 | yours is less. Ibe Sa nt —- rg k Will | rly, market nominally steady: . . By CARL HENN 3 the altar rail of . St. Joseph's|¥iis and or prohossls, which apes: mosh 15 Bi C i £1 De ne a ean slaughter ewes steady; one lot ath n Air rash SILKWORMS find it difficult, if Execution Sta Church here late last night. 4 . WALTER RMYBECK . . 30 igger up wag ue jon i Fa a ewes $15. not impossible, to live on love. | The suspect, tentatively identi- — rec Ta shir Supply. LITTLE THINGS are some-| ac SR wnen the Dan Bulls steady: commercial and They thrive on a diet of mul-; fied as Stanley Bok, 39-year-old| Notice is herebv given that sealed protimes important, like the size of reopen ne . good $30 to $32.50. a Times State Service a yberry leaves. | Tha By United Press . Springfield, Mass.. Navy veteran, a0shls SO as Will be aesivia by 308 a cup of coffee. | : # rn =u cman r—————— LOGANSPORT, May 25 But hundreds of silkworms on nA § BERG, Germany, May was reported in “very bad” con-!Walier R Msbeck. Director of the Divi: Out at the Bridgeport Brass “BUT,” WARNED THE sales- El d H d | While an undelivered telegram' exhibit at Pros pect Branch 25---The Seven Nazi war criminals gition at Bristol Hospital early ha rks Fp Supiy, on Seas lt plant this week, "where the manager, “we aren't selling short- ecte ea awaited her in a telegraph office Library, 1125 Spruce St., are lead- in “death row? resumed routine toqay. He was shot in the shoul- Dy 3 IE amar Yo directors will meet today, they 88es, were selling refrigerators, |across the street, a Logansport ing not-so-thriving lives these life today while guards filled their ger ang the leg when he at-|diana. uni 1:00 p.m. oclock, Central orened a new Cafeteria. , and good ones. And we'll always Of Youth Group (Navy wife yesterday learned of days because librarian Marjorie empty graves in the prison yard tempted to flee. Standard Tn oni 0, 1-wiiseled P : ment =aid no sell them on that basis.” . a . : - !the death of her husband through Dobson is too short to reach high- for a second time. Lt. Eugene fHennessev and Po- Road Rollers of the eight-ton classiieaAnd the manage ’ ’ ioe The Indiana Council for Chil- . ; . Federal Judge Walter M. B: : : or . tion more of those dinkey thimble- I liked that. The public's fed up dren and Youth announced today * telephone conversation with an hanging mulberry leaves in that _rederal Judge Walter M. Bas- Jiceman David McGivaey said) 72 to 100 Tar Heating Kettles of the oil fuls. Give the 200 office workers On “take this, it may be the last the election of Dr. Grover L.|2iT base commander. | vicinity. tian late yesterday in Washington they surprised Bok as he slammed iini0® type of not less than 300 gallon ye feteria. a cup one.” as eta L. Mrs. Violet H. LaCroix, was; All worms are low, but these taved execution of the condemned a money box containing offerings! Quote prices delivered F O.B. to the who'll use the cafeteria, p i 5 ; Hartman of Indianapolis as chair-| \ : : : Yas cine : State Highway Commission of Indiana they can't empty with a sip or| Besides, I've never thought ~ “ "co" io vears {told of thetdeath of her husband, worms are lower. They face men until next Tuesday while he on the altar rail to break it open. District Headauariers at “the following p J y » Ve { : , i x i a y $ ordsv , For ayvne, Greentwo. much of the fellow who buys, Dr. Hartman, director of the Lt. (jg) Robert LaCroix, 29, when starvation. studies legal arguments concern-' When ordered to throw up hiS!feid, La Porte. Seymour. und Vincen es And that’s exactly what they something just to keep someone Social Service Department of the She called to tell him of the se- ONLY ASSISTANCE 0 tar Pas hE the case. hands, the suspect threw the| At ine time And place desienated all did , > else from getting it. Indianapolis. Church Federation {rious illness of her father. \ : t ns f hl } be Eo ay as The “Landsberg seven” received heavy box at them and started to! opened and read aloud Any bids Seon . { als os Dies in Crash come from 8 few Tar) 00K te news of their latest stay of dart from the church, but was Bie he es Enated Hime, for any reason, $50 000 for Boxtops also has been elected new presi-| > y worms who scurried about : : ; 2 w returned . N r Too Bus ' P . . | Naval officers said Lt. LaCroix : : execution in “stunned silence” felled as both officers fired simul- Copies of the detailed instructions to eve ! 2 : ; dent of the national body called 24 ; gathering mulberry victuals for : : . z bidders and specifications may be obtained ONE OF THE most inspiring HERE'S THE LATEST in give- {he Church Conference on Social Was flying a fighter plane which the sitkworms bat couldn't get all early this morning and then be- taneously, they reported. from the State pighwas ‘Commission of : # . ih a ore uncheor |AWEYS, which I mentioned two Work. The Church Federation developed mechanical trouble the 16AVes necessary gan to shout jovously, guards Policemen in plain clothes had Aer Indie abi talaney Senate ars rae » | . 3 » Ss ssary. : : ’ i i rye The right 1s reser: by t ir il . ar by W. R. Sin- ays ago. Social Service Department is a Wednesday night near McGregor, This, then is a plea for help said. been watching the church since! The Dan oh of Bubl: 2 nd given Ki 3 an chairman. It's the $50,000 in the win kitty Red Feather agency. Ont. He died in a crash while’ q; vou know where fresh, juicy Their wives ended their death three weeks ago when it was dis- 1 tiset any and i bigs In Shoe oF in Gy) or around the room, and With two strangers teamed in the, Other officers of the Indiana trying to save it. | tender mulberry leaves are avail- Watch outside the prison walls covered the offering was being Pls aha of proposals anjciCToina on of oo wg there, the successiil biggest box-topper of the year. Council are Miss Margaret Ann A native of Bradford, Conn. able, gather them while ye may and returned home. robhed., Thetis from ihe poor A TER SYBECK. Dit actor fey Wel the town. They are busy. , Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Keegan, Ft. Wayne, vice chair- Lt. LaCroix was formerly em- and hurry to 1125 Spruce St. Frau Pohl, wife of convicted POX at the church, Bristol's larg-| PUBLIC WORKS & SUPPLY oop go there's a job to be done Beane, world's largest brokerage man, and T. A. Kleckner, Indi- ployed by TWA and General during library hours. SS Gen. Oswald Pohl, suffered a ge) Roman Catholic parish. were i Lear Tote os wen ' ‘'chain, has tied in with General anapolis, secretary. Baking Co. in Indianapolis. He Recause -no leaves. no worms. Nervous hreakdown. be loved to total 2 Jarge sum. for ari Tesy Siten fo # Jordan Land ys this was a job worth while. Mills to bring in “Wheatie” box| Members of the executive com- met and married Violet Bird No wofms, no silk. No silk, na The wife of another condemned c= te Lots 158 & 139 in & sundivieton Yohn Holmes president of Swift tops and pay off the winners in!mittee, in addition to the three while stationed at Bunker Hill gales. No sales. no stores. No man said: “They can't put us Color Printing Firm 1 Be eoptte fa Marion. that “he under oP Co had come. down from high grade common stocks se- officers and Mrs. Shank. for the Air Station. A month ago he was stores, no salaries. No salaries. through this nervous tension a BisHion Counly Soand of Zoning Avomis 3 AE talk for one of the lected by Merrill Lynch. ensuing two vears are: Mrs. John recalled to active service. We all starve. third time.” Official Dies at 80 recuirements of the master plan perman- . : ent zoning r t Tov finest causes 1 know. helping. HOW DOES A BIG brokerage K. Goodwin, Cleo Blackburn, Mrs.’ Mrs. LaCroix, daughter of Mr. : meee - Fee The convicted men first were BUFFALO. N. Y.. May 25 (UP) Le of existing utility building as re Negroes to get better educations. firm get into a deal like this? | Montgomery S. Lewis and Ray E. and Mrs. Benjamin Bird of Log- Talk il sentenced to die last February, tN MY IS DP Tier ruberie SowNers. ure RB . : ? {Smith, all of Indianapolis; F. L. ansport, was inf ¢ Peace AilKS Fai hy On A verficve whi —John A. Koessler, 80, vice presi- pesr at the public hearing by the Marion CR Watch the ads. Merrill Lynch : p informed of her 'but won a reprieve while defense (County Board of Zonine Apbeais on June RT ; . All tel . McReynolds of Lafayette; Mrs. husband's death when she called . |attorneys appealed their convic- dent and general manager of the 12th 195i at 12:30 p.m. Central Standard 1 WONDERED WHY they were will tell the story of American Austin Clifford of Bloomington: | St 3 B St ike Time in Room No. 335. Courthouse, the interested. But it came out in the industry, what it is, and What |p Cainlory t Phorm Du gon; the air base at Grosse Ile, Mich. IN are bus r tions, Greater Buffalo Press, Inc. died matter will be heard and determined in : An ’ ’ so ; 8 She is the mother of tw ; ; ie The real i : : ®IF AbsEBCE ; words from the head table. They common stock is. 'Betty Malinka of Gary; Kenneth LY wo children. | Three Indiana cities, Muncie, hi Bppesls failed amd he fren in a hospital last night following Signed: JOHX I. PROBST wanted to maintain and improve] It'll run through June 18. And i Allman of Rensselaer, and Dr. me. : JAnderson and - Richmond, were °° 5Sret fe 85% IC~1 A heart attack. A — A, the fine Negro leadership we Merrill Lynch will drive home Margaret N. Murphy of Lafayette. DiSalle Wins $8 Steak, still without bus service today Night. Their 11th hour reprieve : : YOUR EAST SIDE have. !the best investment in the world, —————————_— = B will R ‘as negotiations to settle a strike last night came so late most of| Greater Buffalo Press prints And this is how they are doing —a chunk of American industry. | . ut Wi eturn It which has tied them up for four them had given up hope. icolor newspaper supplements fog FRIGIDAIRE it. They are raising $40.000 from| About 100,000 stores will have Applejack NEW YORK, May 25 (UP) - weeks collapsed yesterday. Defense Attorney _ Frederick 36 newspapers throughout the DEALER Indiana to help students through entry blanks, plus Wheaties, of! ‘RICHMOND. Ind. M Price ‘Stabilizer Michael V. Di- State Labor Commissioner Wiehl, Elmhurst, N. Y., said the country. 32 Negro universities. | course. a5 Co hk y " ay Salle has won an $8 steak on a Thomas R. Hutson had planned executions would cause ‘“irrep- —e SMITH FURNITURE Ad W. RB. Sinclair. himself. a) Sn 25 (UP) : eep £13 (bet with a Colorado Congress- to keep the union and manage- arable damage” to American-Gar-'\, 4609 E. 10th BL-7233 very busv man in these days of] CHARLIE GALBREATH over) Janes Swoo an ag n the man, but he says he will send it ment representatives in session Man relations because these men Wins Essay Contest * 3T) 81 Se yt i , . ; hospital today with injuries y ; : “e i / ri agai ee — : government price tinkering and | at Merrill Lynch's office in the, pd iis he out back where it came from -— to until the strike was settled. committed war crimes against Frank Albrecht, 6041 Windsor | supe &= (J RA "- o¥ the uncertainies which plague a Circle Tower is excited about the] | ‘ |“those poor, suffering cattlemen “We didn’t seem to be getting the Russians and the U. 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