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r. Coleman 1d a candiBob Taft is st can’t be , big hit as ssful GOP r. Co ee recently. - 1 now that

arty leaders figures into a.) has apII.) will be Taft and ire yet, but [r. Taft up

Ingalls, of ntry feeling as covered say there \ anywhere. he's estab2d contacts.

n Ohio last ould accept out chasing if he could ~ him—well, friends say, d show him

right Eisentheir applearently are te the move le say Gen. ys, whether nd whether mination. Ll primaries int question 1ed his milde to be a » might run 8s or pull a lkie, in 1940. eling pretty

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‘TUESDAY, JUNE 26,

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Today +Business

Plenty Business Hums on Wire

By Harold Hartley

NEXT WEEK there may be a lot of guys hanging around Western Union waiting for sandwich money. But they won’t get it, not if the walkout takes place

Monday. The amount of dough wires amazed me. Here's w

Trucks break down, drivers

which races over telegraph ho gets it.

it, will go into tank transmis-

have to pay repair bills, and sions, and later the Air Force they have to eat. | ogram, and the Bureau of

And the voice which sings your, birthday messages will be as si-| lent as a canary with laryngitis.

“THAT'S THE PART that hurts,” A. G. Dudley, WU superin- | tendent, told me today. “We don’t just mumble the words. We sing ’em out. We put feeling into them.” That's a service peculiar to the, big cities, mostly. The reason is that they don’t have enough singers in the tank town offices. | 2 » » | THEN OPERATOR 25 will bel, out of business. Ever hear of] her? Neither did I. But this is what she does: You see something advertised) in a national magazine. All you, have to do is call Western Union| and ask for Operator 25, and she'll tell you in a flash where to spend ‘your cash. u o » AND THE FLORIST business| will take a dent. No flowers by| wire. And that goes for Telegifts,| too, although this is so new not| many use it yet. Western Union does everything] but shine your shoes, and I think, | with a proper tip, it might do that. | It will do your shopping, buy the goods for you in another city and send wherever you like. All you do is pay the bill, and: for the telegrams.

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n n = AND IF you're in France, as Ed Sovola is, and need another nylon shirt, which he doesn’t yet,| but may, you'll have to buy it there. No wiring back to L.| Strauss & Co. Cables would be! out. | Few know all of the things] Western Union does to snare a| quarter or a buck. In fact, West-| ern Union itself had trouble re-| membering. ” n = WANT TO rent a house? For five bucks you can get your! name on a list. But lay the five| down tenderly, and probably kiss it goodbye.

From this string of names you get some idea of the spread of Allison operations, and the fine watch-like precision it requires. That's why Allison wants good

{men, and pays them well.

If you don’t believe that, ask some of the plants which have {lost them, and listen to the howl.

Et Tu, Harvey

I NEVER knew his name till now. I'd called him Jake. A small ball of a man, limbertongued, with curved fingers and {round thick knuckles, which I {thought had come from playing knock rummy. He sent me his card. It said {with poise and chin up, “Harvey |W. Morley.” And he is editor of ithe Angola Herald; and probably {has been since the Indians rolled

up their wigwams like rugs, and

iwent West. Harvey (he’s still the lovable {Jake to me) reprinted a chunk of} {these humble words, all with due!

jcredit. And right there I knew |

{he was an editor seasoned to the ink as a Barrymore to the footlights. He used his scissors. ” = n

EDITORS OFTEN

ARE the

{world’s best second-hand dealers.

{They clip and*swipe, rephrase at random. It's dog eat doggerel. Harvey swiped it from me. And

|I swiped it, in this case from the

National Retail Grocers, and who (knows where they swiped it? What hurts me most is that Harvey did it better, sat me on my heels, laid his words over the plate with speed and curves, and a hop on the ball. = » ” AND THAT PATCH on my {noggin is where he beaned me (hardest. He called me a “veteran.” And that means you're through.

Delay Action On Manual Bids

The chairman of the School Board’s building committee today

And it's all perfectly legal. The 3p. "0 ot aces not plan to

odds are simply against you. And| it is based on the fact that more|

{present Manual High School con-

Memo on Red Peace Bid Not For Release

Headquarters Asked. Background Data

By PHIL NEWSOM United Press Staff Correspondent TOKYO, June 28--The Ameri-

Nations Delegate Jacob Malik leaked out through Gen, Matthew B. Ridgway’s Supreme Allied Headquarters, it was revealed to-

day. The headquarters Public Information Office handed out a mimeographed release on headquarters stationary giving what it said were the views of an “informed source” in the office of the U. 8.

Command — U. 8. Ambassador William J. Sebald. A State Deparument spokesman in Tokyo later telephoned the| | United Press and said the memorandum had been prepared at the request of the Public Information Mice at Gen. Ridgway's headquarters. The PIO had asked for background material to give the Japanese press.outlining the State De-| partment’s position, he said. Howlever, the spokesman said he and his * colleagues had no idea the material would be released as a! statement. He said the memorandum was| prepared on the basis of informa-| tion received from Washington. |! A State Department spokesman in Mr. Sebald’s office later let it be known that the Information; never should have been released | as a statement. The memorandum made these| points: ONE—-"If, for instance, the Malik proposal were accepted and United Nations Forces withdrew from Parallel 38, it raises the!

move would be just a shift in battle lines to place the enemy in a better position militarily. There] is‘'always the danger of a counter-|° attack and the breaking of an armistice.” TWO—“The idea of a demilitarized zone is not rejected as such, and it is recognized that this part of Malik’s proposal has some validity; but not necessarily a withdrawal from Parallel 38.” THREE—“No intelligence reports in Washington lead officials to believe that the Communist fighting in Korea is any-

political adviser to the Supreme) {

spilled the Beans—

Ridgway’s Office Leaked

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

can attitude toward the propo-i% sals advanced by Soviet United] ™\

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NUDE CHAIR—Edwin Castagna (above), who directed the opening of the municipal art center at Long Beach, Cai., gave this chair a prominent place among other "objets d'art.” But the municipal art Sermitise turned it to the wall,

‘Too Much Nerve’ &

Blamed in Death 0f Ex-Lumberjack

“He had entirely too much nerve

[Lower Here

» iehoice 300 to 550 pounds, $18 to

Steady to 25¢

Opening Trade A Bit Sluggish

Trading opened steady and a

yards this morning. Hogs 7000, rather slow; light, medium weight barrows and gilts steady to 25 cents lower; choice 170 to 240 pounds, $2275 to $23.25; few loads $23.35 to $23 50; 240 to 300 pounds $21.50 to $22.75; 120 to 160 pounds $18 to $20 50; sows weak to 25 cents lower;

$19.75, few $20. Cattle 1000, calves 400; steers and heifers slow; two loads high choice to prime 1140 to 1246 pound steers $37; part load good to low choice 675 to 950 pound yearlings $34 to $35 bulk load lot not sold, undertone weak; cows steady to 25 cents lower, some bid off more; | commercial and good $26 to $30; lutility $23 to $25.50, few $26; vealers active, generally steady, extreme top 50 cents lower early; ‘choice and prime $37 to $38.50; | commercial and good $30.50 to $36.50. Sheep, 500; active, generally steady; choice to prime spring |lambs, $34; good and choice, $32] to $33.50; utility te good, $30 to $32; slaughter ewes, $17 down; one load good and choice: lightweight short yearlings breeding ewes, $27.50 per head. | Bulls, steady; commercial and, good, heavy, $28.50 to $31; cutter and utility, $24 to $28.50.

Transfer System

. [Comrade Malik's

little slow at Indianapolis Stock-lmen is not de-.

iyo well as

Front Line Shadows Sobmoree Malik's Dove—

Hog Quotations Just What Do You Think Clobbere. Kid Carried on Stretcher—Peace Ru

. By FRED SPARKS “Bight ball! Go down to the air TOKYO, June 26 (CDN) — I¢ strip and see the wounded guys rivate dove of they're still ferrying In. Could privale they knock off for the afternocn?

peace crashes it will probably Wha have succeeded, for. a time, m{What Jo Jou nik, iii pinning down one division of our| " yr ow correct!

troops. ' No matter what Nappa at any| their Certainly on conference tomorrow ‘it won't division of our} make any difference *o the kid who gets his chest crushed byic cannon today Field Comfander Van Fleet also tries to cork oozing optimism by repeatedly saying, “business as usual.”

’ Reports, cold and factual, teletyped to Gen. Ridgway’s massive brain center in the Dal Ichi building every few hours tell us: Here and there bitter fighting, umpteen thou- Mr.Sparks 0 ,, general attack by either sands of footborneboys in Korea side, And-—warning!—highways —have practically brought the and rail lines running south from

voting its full: time today to planning: how to kill more and more Chinese. Chairborne corps around Gen. Ridgway's GHQ here in To-

{military question whether such a

for his own good,” Chief Deputy] Changes Sunday ~

|Sheritt Fred Fosler said of Mike Qn Transit Lines

| Mattes, ex-lumberjack who was x transter system will go {killed Saturday in a cornfield NEW transfe Inear a west side “lover's lane.” ev Sunday on Indian“Everyone who knew him said » he was absolutely fearless, that Its designed mainly for pashe would fight a buzz saw or any-|Séngers making more than one lone—large or small—at the drop transfer on the same trip. There |of a hat”'the deputy explained. Will be no change in the 2-cent | “If he had not jumped out to charge for transfers, and feederlcatch a purse-snatcher, he might line transfers will still be free. {be alive today,” Mr. Fosler said. | The new transfers will have a Ten persons — including sev- stub which will be torn off by eral known young hoodlums —|the operator on the intermediate © were questioned yesterday in a line. The passenger will then 14-hour grilling. None was im-|keep the transfer without the stub plicated. {and hand it to the operator on

war to a close as they chew over the still hot peace pudding. Yes, everyone except soldiers in the positive front line, who must worry about every shadow that moves at night, is having one delightful daydream, Its in technicolor and the script includes a welcoming committee! in San Francisco and Helen's first kiss after one lonely year.

The Major Bellowed

Today at an Important supply dump which air-feeds calories of combat to Korea, I heard a major explode when a GI clerk asked: “Can I knock off for the afternoon, major? Jt's tough to do a job when you k the {whole business might be over in a few days.” The major's face got red as

|State May Give Out School Funds Under 49 Plan

Distribution of state school, funds will be made under the! lower 1949 formula, with supplemental payments to follow if so decided by higher courts, state officials announced today.

Atty. Gen. J. Emmett McManamon’s office ruled that the 1949 formula could be used as a tem-

Lie detector tests yesterday the next me.

Yugoslav refugee, who sat in

corroborated the story of Miss Nada Alexander, 17-year-old TODAY transit officials empha-

porary basis despite last week's court ruling that school districts will receive the higher 1951 for-

the Yalu River are groaning with traffic . . . maybe it's feared the enemy is ‘building for the third chapter of Mao's spring offensive? Yes, boys in one company who were shoved back by the enemy east of Kumhwa at 5 a. m. today {~a wild crazy charge!—Haven't jany time this evening to worry about the meaning of Comrade Malik’'s message.

buddies killed and torn by Communist steel. And sweating as they scratch out fresh holes in their new line « « and think of the nervous night ahead. A Few Boys Scream In traditional, terrible fashion the attack began just before dawn. After an entire night of

raw roast beef and he bellowed | quiet it is mighty hard for a guy

An Indiana delegation of Young

They're talking about their

Wo LR

to be wigger ready in § sunlight minutes away. Suddenly a few

plopped into the frst foxholes. ;

A few boys screnined, instinctively catiike, wu

their sleeping bags, carbines. : Then they came--the

minefields, diving. . i They fought these Communists’ vigorously for ot anther Sing patch of Korean rice paddy. p

takes minutes, a trenght, \ this. An officer has to fast, mighty fast. The. lives of his young men are involved. ‘Limited Withdrawal’ _ The officer who is yet to see 25 thought fast . . . he realized his outfit might be cut off and he ordered his boys to, as the of« ficial handout states: “Make a, limited withdrawal.”

incident of this continuing vl A limited withdrawal to a safer {bit of paddy just a few hundred yards back where the firepower

a Ot Thy aay 1s a long long way in miles and plumping from the plush Park Avenue room where Comrade Malik sat when he sald a few words that as I have explained about above —are pinning down one division here . . . a division pinned down by man's eternal hope, his prays er, for a real and lasting peace.

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Young Republicans Leave for Convention

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Republicans left for Boston today chairman of the Young Repubto attend the national conven-|licans, and Mrs. Thelma Young, tion of the Young Republican|Franklin, vice ¢hairman. =

Federation, which stars tomorrow! Before the delegation Teft, ‘State . The delegation will campaign GOP Chairman Gale Holder a for the election of Herbert Beitel,| pointed Willlam Messick, Chicago, national

vention will be headed by Berry-

sized that the important thing mula payments. The Attorney |for passengers to remember are:|General’s opinion said use of the

IP tit,

e OPS does s than! {struction bids to the board for where n » their parked car while Mr. Mattes] : w of former | people walt to sent Shouse action tonight. OTS Jar ready oe Aalto pay in search of the person! ONE: Be sure to tell the opera- 1949 formula and subplementals | only fair to The Tenant Housing Co. came| Chairman Emil V. Schaad sald so too frontal and public, a Who stole her purse. {tor on the IStermadians ne a i. ot es . aT Taige Falr Dealers. to town this spring. X wus or he will Srst request the board device which has not charac- Earlier Story Bolstered JN Yan» = rule Niblack. ented out of Clevelan am {meet with the building co ized previous Sovie 2 " out 90. da vs nd it began to take 55 bills with for a combined study of the con.| FIVE Althought Mallk said] Fler story eariler had been bol-| TWO: Let the operator tear) The opinion was requested by er with the the names of people who wanted struction bid analysis. discussions should begin between|Stered Dy the testimony of the off the intermediate line transteriState Auditor Frank Mins. He 2bate on any to rent. | Mr. Sch belligerents, he failed to identify local businessman who drove the!stub. Stubs detached by passen- said he feared a contempt citation he received chaad said recommenda- ’ frightened girl home from the|gers will not be good. because Judge Niblack's ruling

it a third of acturer had all, a penny

= ” 2 | THE $5 is to “check credit.” If| the company delivers, you put up|

[tion for action on the bids will {not come tonight unless instigated {by the board. The bids will re-

them. It will be recalled that Russia has never submitted its belligerency in the Korean conflict.”

lonely stretch of road on W. 38th| St. near Guion Rd. He said she! wanted to be taken home because

2 Indianapolis Units

called for July distribution under the 1951 schedule and made no allowence for a lesser temporary

20 more. {main in effect until July 12, d ly hope t $ until July 12, and |" ayment, oh ope that i Now the company can't begin t0\may be acted upon any time be-| “The Chinese Communists have x en tor" ter To Yeain ot Al orbury am meét the demand, so after a feWifore that deadline. claimed their armies are ‘volun- | mes GBs Checks to Go Out Soon going to months the heir $5 , State police and deputy sheriffs] CAMP ATTERBURY, June 26 people want their $5| leers' ‘and the North Koreans Certification for payment under S. | ough analysis tabulations searched a mile-square area/—Two Indianapolis Army Orback.’And they don’t get it. have remained silent on this|® the 1949 formula has already been rre Haute, h didn’t d what they'd ‘have not been disclosed by the oint.” around the shooting scene yester- ganized Reserve Corps units willjthe They didw't “Fea Y © board, rough estimates indicated!’ mm. : day in a fruitless search for the be among the 26 to take summer made to the Auditor's office, and signed. The contract says that if | construction costs. would run] Sr Zlatement concluded: 22-caliber death weapon or Miss training here. the checks will go out next month. S the company fails to find a suit-| , t $35 It was pointed out that if a Postal Unit, In-| If a recomputation for 1951 able house or apartment after 30 2°0ut $3.5 million. cease-fire failed to work in Ko-|Alexander's purse. ou D2. 122 ANiny Poste) UD ula had been required, state aded Romeo days, it can cancel the contract, When plans were first proposed rea, the whole roof might come| Meanwhile services for the \dianapolis, and 331st Base Post-|formula B yoy d, state) 1e drove off. and keep the 35. And it does. (for a new high school, a bond|off. No one in a position of re-|Siain man were delayed until 1:30, loffice unit of Indianapolis will|school Sif sa it wou M4 Alongside for a un issue of $3 million was earmarked |sponsibility in Washington would P- m- tomorrow to permit his sec-|train July 8-22 and Aug. 5-19, re- least three months ore Jay {f his shoes. MULTIPLY that five buck bill for the project. want to take the chance of a ond wife, Mrs. Rhea Upton Colgs| spectively. Seven her Indias ments Wg Sa 8 beauty b 1 1 seers m—————— Mattes, to attend. She is en routeigroups from ayne, r- ; y the number of hopeful people cease-fire with the great powers without funds to pay Indiana's ” to Indianapolis’ from her home son, Brookville and South Bend ou pay e hue, EO Te Yor Cp 143 Pharmacy Students [involved n Koren in Cottage Grove, Ore. Wii yeport in July and August. {25000 terthereal Yo stariod on gh ; Sis ng romance b, enant. Housing. Co. Yas found Take State Tests Local Stocks and Bonds > supplemental payments until the| . blue. A One hundred and forty-three 5 4 WwW il Wu Th <d teacher pay squabble finally = relatively few rental homes. But pharmacy graduates took tests June Me unera i e ur a clears Indiana's highest courts this is but a fraction of the list- STOCKS Bid Asked : ings. for state certificates today after|aAmerican Loan 5% pid ....... ] - h Kill d kb re | f B i Judge Niblack’s decision has So the Better Business Bureau hearing good-luck messages from American Sales Tama a or oy 1 é Y D a already been appealed to Appelsuspects, and says so out loud, Gov. Schricker and State Auditor Avishize wo ih com ih late Court, and it probably will go that Tenant Housing “can be none Frank Milla, “Belt RR & St vas Si. 38 Services will be at 10 a. m./he arose from bed and told her sd pele (Coust, Sale oli Se on a racket o obtain list- ae State Sificials Spoke briefly obbe- Merrill of %%.. . ThuMday in the Riverside Meth-|/he did not feel sick. a . sts w - ¥B erieberiersans £8» prise the gouge ir Cover | Champ, of Com ‘com... 0x." 3 | dist Church for Wendell Clay-| Wendy was born in Indjanapo-}3 Equals 2,045,000 Y MENTION Jus 50 youll pave examined by the State Pharmacy Som Loan 4 pid. 110 "lcomb, an 11-year-old newspaper lis and was a pupil in 6A at \gEINGTON, June 26 (UP) your dough. If you want to throwip ..q * Mr” Millis recalled that| cose, Eps com + ‘| boy Who died yesterday of g brain|School 44. He had been a news-|_Thirteen witnesses were heard 4 ied : rin it, way: SI) ne took the exam—and passed— | Sontin-Car-Na-Var © hemorrhage, after being struck|paper carrier since last fall during the Senate investigatiof of uy T-bones , | -Car-N ve {hemo 5 But throw it to Tenant Hous- | 26 years ‘ago, Delta Bles. Sol ib old by a golf ball Saturday. Burial Surviving besides the mother Gen. Douglas MacArthur's a. ve ir sears ing, and they get the T-bones. The tests were held earlier than |gFaujtable Securities com . | will be in Crown Hil are two brothers, Bernard of Dal-|charge. Estimated wordage o CROSSWORD PUZZLE And chances are you will get usual this year because draft de- |Family Finance d a n . [las, Tex., and Robert, Indianapo-|the testimony during the 42 days Suis 1 still eat. nothing more than your name on|ferments for many of the candi- 5s corgi 5% Df The accident occurred Saturday lis; two sisters, Norma Jean and Was 2,045,000 words. An to Previous le a list. dates expire July 1. Written tests|g on jon, ME Co com -|morning in a substation of the Marjorie Ann, and his grand- ‘ Swer Puzz : And a sucker list, at that. yesterday and today will be fol-| Home T&T 5% Indianapolis News at 1242 W. 19th mothers, Mrs. Ruby Webb and On the Air Waves gi HOIC CIO) oe LA Sif re meet. Watch Precision lowed by laboratory examination ind Asso Tel 7 plo St., when another. youth drove a| re, nd Delong Fru Ihe . Eg ris TIA it Ae tomorrow. 1 {anapolis s father n y at ALLISON IS SPREADING its Ind Oa EN Som 03" |golf ball into the station. TIN| priends may call at the Moore HORIZONTAL 3 Japanese 2 operations like a green bay tree. ng Belen is ta = 19% | ball struck the boy above the left & Kirk Colonial Chapel until 9 1,6 Depicted outcast It's an intricate piece of hu-| Whoops ndianapols Vase 4% pid 100 103i temple 'a. m. Thursday Yadio emcee § Disinutive of man machinery which tolerates I Et os P10... “Ta wranaon ei : 11 He is an —— am 1 ; ndianapolis Pow & Tight’ pid. 98 101 Wendy was found dead in s * d 5 Worm d? De Tract dotertse Bl NAPLES, Italy, June 26 |[dht otha’ Ruoverp oom ... '% 4 [Ded Yesterday morning by nis M15 Martie £. Byrd 13 Interstics. SAT (Latin) EN op e n : i < IL IAIN 4 made up of goes together, adding men, ma. pg wir any Neapon. [Emsam a Go com ip riley ly SW. Noth Or aomD,| Services for, Miss Mamie E. 14 Meadow 7 Football TioP Sis OSE d that the chines and materials. YP ay sang Neapoli- Kinsan & So pid fife: r oy | Byrd will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow 15 Goes position (ab) BIT IV] ry ATTA \1 INIT] ncessions of Allison's in a hurry. Last) ‘an love songs fo his bride Ife” corporation on Storms, Marion County coroneriin the New Liberty Baptist by 8 Ship'srecord pRISIFIAIE] [Bl ERICIES rently.’ were February it leased a warehouse,| 2t lunch. hal JD oom said he had been dead several/Church. Burial will be in Floral] 4 Fire and Allied Lines steamer 9 Simple : off io > a sound shell, little more, in the The king serenaded teen- |Nat Homes com hours. |Park. bil : I? Optaid for so anEe 3 Avoids ui) 1 Blackbird of rear of Plant 5 down in Mayv- age ueen Narriman with i Both boys were carriers and - erage Automobi Essence y hat we object wood. And already pilot produc. “O Sole Mio” and “Oj Mari” | Ind Pub Serv $i bf Bad gone te the stator ve Eklaphiae BYrd, who came to Lugian. Full-Coyerage Au tantalum 12 Scottish cap 30 Scaling 14 Negative word ation without tion is running through. | to the accompaniment of roses Laundry om” DSN up their papers. The one had|in her home, 437 es St. She snd laland Marige lasur, 3 Nitueim, 3 flituae th) 32 Se youth 15 Courtesy ie 4 8 0% | Neapo)itan guitarists. He ub Bery of fom been swinging a golf club in the ivi -payi on 8 o fons in this IN THIS PLANT the plating] learned the songs in Capri. Pub Rerv of % fra com + alley and i oviay rico- a Miss Byrd was born in Ries sadss dividend pe Y'ag 21 Volcano in butterfly 34 Subdue 41 hidamesian of. ber about will be done in silver, copper, For lunch they h N Sehwitser ymin otd ~|cheted into the buildi policies. Savings to policy- Sicily 22 Nymph of 35 Reposes ppe y had oys ng through according to lead and tin, for bearings. And! ters, shrimp and other fish E com... the door. Friends may call at the chapel . i a3 24 At all times. the sea 39 Dry, as wine ana nt : . go tnd Gu amp com 1... _ |of the Peoples Funeral Home to-| holders since organization, | 2g Colors 23 Flowers 40 Jumbled type 51 Thus Ra veces Rested After Accident |day. . $14,630,000. Net losses 27 Creeping plant 0's oe yalfeasie 5 3 3% Wendy rested for about 10 min-| |. Eleven cousins survive. : : : 28 Right (ab.) NLY United Telephone 6% ofd ..'" 8 -|utes after the accident, said he paid, $33,770,000. 29 Wile gt ath = shel. Onion Tite. argon ip. J008 after the Seldon, Si he Morris Poterfield 30 Sheltered sidefiT : and you and American® Loan "& :...|papers, and started on his route.| Services for Morris Poterfield, ASSETS......:..$13,892,612 31 The gods ¥ . American Securit : 32 Den pnder kiss, a CE I *...|Before finishing, he went home, a bricklayer, will be at 1 p. m.| | apiTIES 10,016,939 33 Shade’ trees 3 the smell of Bastian Morley ba «+ |where he told his mother he had|Thursday in Jacobs Brothers Rn aod di 36 es ius taling gunner Pertiliser ‘se’ 88 iii. a slight headache. Sunday night|West Side Chapel. Burial will be| SURPLUS....... 3875673 |jfnnex ept shore 0 posites mses v hy Columbia Club 3-88 62 in New Crown. 38 Doctor of ’ olied In nigh Citizens ind ds bo “U.S. Statement Mr. Poterfield died yesterday at 1” Divinity (ab.) CN ment ane ERAS Re gr i, ome, 118 W. 11th St. Ke) . GRAIN DEMERS MUTUAL | 39 tinera} rice i ih 3 ndp's Wife oan . “Ol.” ym or : Y ] shifting sand . Ind Limestone 4s 7 |Tent fiscal ear SH 2." com.| Born in Atlanta, Ga., Mr. Poter- INSURANCE COMPANY selenium - fF ; A + + the shells {dois Kautware se 81 pared ‘with 8 ‘yo Jost your (061d came to Indianapolis 40 43 Low haunt My : : + + Were part PanTIY CLOUBY AND uliner Packing 4 50 penses $42,635,376,870 8 3,407 eS ah he ,407| years ago. INDIANAPOLIS 7, INDIANA 45 French river 0 bE jog oo. that cousy arias is Pub Serv. 35s 73 0 ga “NA00 A Surviving are his wife, Emma Nebroke | 47 Goddess of bz : R, Soils, Srve \ Publio Service 3 L 8 101%] ach ajance i 0%land a daughter, Mrs. Martella| Wester Dept, Omaha 2. Nebr infatuation For rapgeast es Bi An 2. Soom RE on - — — 50 Part of foot I the wonder or Haus INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING M: ’ 2 Te whore Tens Loco} Produce esr ain il EE INDIANAPOLIS SAAN DEALERS WTUAL a a . the storm 7. —- the wind was 1 a AAS AALORE. CON WHI (OW | 4 WASSER ALL MRATS MESEOVES. ip oR =a wo EEse-Carrens receivta, 84 Ihe and overl) ool Truck Grain Prices! BOND AND SHARE AGENCY INC. ,| 58 Flies aloft i still held you B. Large. ae. ano Grade & medium. ese; CORPORATION RIDIAN STREET | VERTICAL : : TODAY AND TOMORROW. uo grade. | 1752 N. MERID ; sntered Para- R —Warm, humid: weather with Pouliey lbs. ana over, 60 truck wheat, $2.04. INVESTMENTS—SECURITIES : #1 1 Seasoned i rmy summer saltsicd Sundarshawers are forecast for Hoosierland. Cloudi- anger 4s ass 186. an «and "Leth Sash orda, ale; oa X X53 hs, Wi 129 E. MARKET BLDG. MA-4d2) WABASH 2456 A 2Diplanjatie i Burroughs. ness will extend over most of the state diving the next 24 hours. aL L 00 No. 2. soe. i id Shia oo or arn, 41 89 SII " : ' 1. egresm : . 5 - ’ < : 4 . ! : - -