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Stores to File Price Charts

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Him of $1272

Thugs Invade

G P ‘Council to Get "52 Budget Request unmen fd | Introduction of the 1952 budget be introduced making jay walke

{will {council.

top action tonight in city/ing fines payable in “cafeteria

court.” No fine has yet been fixed

| The budget will be considered for jay walking, however a maxiy in public hearings Monday, mum fine of $300 and 180 days in

Wednesday and Friday of next jail is possible. week. Two ordinances relating to the

According to the prelibinary! budget to pe submitted" tonight) city's one-way traffic plan will be

the city will next year spend|acted on. more $16 million to be raised] One measure calls for extending

with an anticipated tax rate of New York St. as one way sant B7 Uatisd Press i /$2.148, up 19.7 cents from last from Highland Ave. to Arsen a Een WASHINGTON, Aug. 6—The government took action East Side Home year. |Ave.. The second measure pro-

nd Dale Jones, Barney Bigard,

today to put the finger on retail dealers who have not filed price charts on clothes, furniture, household wares, radio}

Armed robbers took $1272 and five rings from a local barber

Final action on a pedestrian! vides a trolley bus turnaround on ordinance also is expected to- Emerson Ave. near E. Washington

i busses e, they 1 ded his home and night, making it illegal to jay St., planned to free trolley Veta Biddle: and television sets, and similar goods. Biter or Ne he DR rae dy alk in the congested traffic for use on Pennsylvania and DelThe Office of Price Stabiliza-| = m un hi {district {aware Sts., scheduled to become en for a littie tion (OPS) said investigators] The Indianapolis district of hiding place of his money. | An amendment is expected to one-way in about two weeks. , named Alice across the nation will clamp the OPS is not prepared to Edward E. Hoeltkrmeyer, 59, of Senet

s never would've down on retailers who have not push enforcement of price list- 5140 E. 16th St, who operates STRAUSS o tell you about complied with the filing rule. | ing regulations, officials said to- the barber shop in the Bevort| 7 holering about Edward P. Morgan, chief| day. despite announcements of Hotel, was beaten by two thugs! SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW. OPS enforcement agdnt, said the| Rational crackdown froin who came to his door last night| 1sleep about a Justice Department has U. 8. at-| ' as ngton. - land asked ‘if Hoeltkrmeyer lived | torneys in the field to take court, ___ businessmen have been

en I heard this ough the halls come out, come yme out. Come LM”

nothing about speaking all the I guess, under , and she dia a 8 out.

of Smoke’ controls act which went into] being prepared for local use. | taped her eyes shut. They then fv voor and effect on Aug. 1. The agency said | He didn't know just when. commenced to beat Mr, Hoeltk-! ) Toom ie that the old regulations apoly| meyer, demanding to know where

e. Then I rea-

in my yellow left the place rchiefs. I left id got out, he roof, I finalof relief. I saw in a different

action compelling filing of charts | in. all cases where dealers ignore warning ietters. The charts show how retailers| figure their prices in accordance, with OPS regulations. OPS also warned manufacturers not to jump-the gun and figure their price ceilings under the Capehart amendment to the new

until it issues a new rule under the new law.

Studying Amendment

OPS said it js studying how the amendment introduced by Sen. Homer Capehart (R. Ind.) may be applied. The amendment provides that ceiling prices may be boosted to cover increased

| tion specialist for the OPS here.

sending in their price charts,” said Stephen Groseck, informa-

-“To what extent business s

co-operating with OPS rulings and regulations, I couldn’t say. To get this information it would take considerable checking.” Mr. Groseck sald, however, | that a crackdown program is

lected in service charges from, depositors in 77 branches. Through a misinterpretation of an OPS ruling, the bank violafed the price freeze by setting up a

|25-cent service charge on check-

ing accounts, the agency said. The bank will remove the charge and refund the money.

there and where his wall safe was| located.

Pull Out Gun

{pulled a gun and the other shoved him into a chair.

Fern, 39, into the bathroom and

he hid his money.

| After they had blacked his eyes| land bruised his face, he told them)

{of $1000 in his bilifold and $27 lin silver dollars concealed in al | wooden cheese box. | Take Wife's Rings | They longing to Mrs. Hoeltkrmeyer and

According to Mr, Hoeltkrmeyer, | before he could answer, one man

The robters| then put tape over his eyes. |

One of the men forced his wife,

also took three rings be- |

OUT

There is a lot of summer

g. Dan’l. It was costs—including overhead—up to ~ Mr. Morgan said some other two from Mr. Hoeltkrmeyer. | i I was in the July 26. The old law did not banks have not understood that The robbers fled in a late model | apparel on the way out—with include a provision for overhead the freeze order bans new or in-|

0 Iny room, got

increases.

creased service charges on ac-

green- sedan, meyer

which Mr. Hoeltkr-|

said contained two other) vy clothes. My rs RRHOUNLed Jesisrdoy na) Sounty and Jeph boxes, Hie Said) {men who had waited outside, { much of the summer heat fo uined. .Had to e Corn Exchange Bank Trust the ellenic Bank an rust ake » cleaners. Co.,, New York, has agreed to Company, New York, will refund] Taken to Methodist Hospital,

bass man, he | jumped out of

return $80,000 which it had col-

$6000 to some 6000 customers. |

Mr. Hoeltkrmeyer suffered a heart attack as a result of the beating. | {He was released a short time later|

come—(and with much of the

oof below, He # ; ¢ NE la $ 3 land his condition is termed not| rice gone)— her Hines, ne Army will Be Lucky to Win | ! A pi Lr hw foros P ; /, too. He had HOOSIER QUEEN—Amid a thousand flowers rules the fairest of them all—Miss Indiana of

1d a straw hat 5 mouth. Man,

t

and threw them

2 Games, Says Varsity End

sity football team,

952, Carol Mitchell, 2l-year-old Indiana University art senior from Rochester—crowned Saturday | night in Lafayette. Runners-up (left) Virginia Ann Johnson, Miss Indianapolis, and Tudy Golden, Miss

Rainmaker Can't

There is a lof for Fall. (Nand .

mE ————————— Ae or T oy = ™

: a (Al Conway of Avondale, the “gloom period” will start. {pkey Ql Mronticels. Mis Shirchel wil representdAdana-in Anethiss Symprica Fagen depty WV/ana un LEE Y : “E)athes WT % Va a Mo, AW pega] TeReEt “Point pa. we WEL SREY > Sper City." 3 - Re » To F 319, 833 das” more coming in right along! 2 2 le Brie - 2 d left end on the -var- he - gloom’ period” used to. es =r .« ” : ! : ¢ . he Ul] ye dame Semay du ols in his start at Cnt time when! Liquid Assets Yet A : ? vx

1 after a while or our clothes. * slippers mixed

own words what the prospects are for 1951 football

team, now that the bulk of its

Army's

there was nothing to do but sit around. But it will come a lot earlier now.

Hope Wanes For r Gowle Lost in Desert

| CARRINGTON, { (UP) — Directors of the Central North Dakota Rain

bee N.D, Aug. 6

; Increasin 1 cl my stuff mixed members face dismissal.) The prospects coming up from By United Press sheriff's deputies, soldiers, pros- still was enough gasoline for Association said today thers Which makes da visit fo : By AL CONWAY ‘B” squad are- only so-so. YUMA, Ariz, Aug. 6—Sheriff pectors and volunteers plunged several minutes of flight in itS/ cave their $19.833.34 for a rainy t. I met a guy a, 3 2 niles Press The “B” squad has no out- jim Washum said today he was yesterday into the burning sands tank. day.

| the Store—a most interesting

er.” The smoke WEST POINT, N. Y., Aug. 6— standing players that I know of, “firmly convinced” a ‘young for a “last gasp” hunt. Fifteen Seachers also pointed out that The money represents the dss0-| d and he said: This expulsion will take all the put I'm ST most of the men couple who disappeared after pianes also joined the search. the couple shed no clothing ciation's third “installment pay-| 4 kK?” and I said: kick out of the ol' Army mule. ou 8 Sua ars I fou phys}- landing their light plane in the Fresh tracks apparently made along the path despite 120-degree ment to the Water Resources De-| experience—and dn don’t want no Army’s football team simply Sa ond a» ! glee the dessert had perished some- by the couple were found 8 miles heat. They dropped no cigaret velopment Corp. of Denver for | : won't be a power this year and hy 1 don't on Je tor Son, where in the wastelands. from the plane, but searchers butts and built no fires. cloud-seeding in nine counties. | d { pid again at the perhaps for many years to come. will take them. He said he had not decided said the footprints indicated Mr As they wandered across the| The payment was due Aug. 1, d van ageous one aro day The only salvation for the team, Army's football team had fig- finally to abandon the six-day Martens and Miss Walker were desert, Mr. Martens and Miss put the directors decided to hold . they say the as I see it, is Head Coach Earlfyred to go through an undefeated search for Pasadena, Cal. sales- Very weak. Walker crossed a clearly-marked it up until they see some results—| just as well we Blaik, who is not only a brilliant se3son. Most of us on the team man Klaus Martens, 28, and stu- Some searchers expressed road that would have led them|rain, that is. he music will football tutor but a genuinely er that, anyway. |dent’ nurse June Walker, 26, of doubt that Mr. Martens and the to Wellton, Ariz, 33 miles away, Rainmaker Irving Krick, vice L STRAUSS & CO better. fine person as well. If Coach One Big Mistak {Malverne= N. Y.. but he feared 8irl were still in the area. but they failed to follow it. president of the Denver corpora-| . ’ i | Blaik stays, he undoubtedly will| k . [their bodies could be found only] A note found in the plane's, Friends of the couple doubted tion, explained that storm condi- a . \ accomplish some good. But if he| We knew we had made one « ‘by accident.” cockpit said the couple was that Mr. Martens and Miss|tions capable of producing rain!

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“ goes it will be total chaos.

Might Win Two The way I see it, Army might win two games this season—one| from the Citadel and one from Harvard. Both of those figuftd to be just “breathers,” for us be-

|

.i..fore this Louie happened.

Blew

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ea and Northwestern)

will make it, very rough for Army. We all had been looking forward

. to the Southern California game

because we thought it would bring together the two powers from op-| posite coasts. It's scheduled for New York| City and we always like to play| there. Naturally, all of us were] eager to avenge the defeat Navy handed us during the last game of the 1950 season. It was the only| blot on our record, and we sure wanted to teach those Midshipmen] some respect.

‘Gloom Period’

But, now, anything can happen We were supposed to begin practice the 15th of this month and all the boys were fit and raring to go. Football season is the best; time of the year. We all live for it, but the way things are-now,!

\big mistake last season, and that

mistake cost us the Navy" game. We were simply too complacent and overconfident of victory. | According to pre-season calcu- | lations, we thought we would be] exceptionally strong in the backfield where we had ‘plenty of depth,

finest soldiers. Me? for Army.

{said.

Jory Td like to say here and now| who pointed out when the couthat the fellows on the football [ple’s team also would have made the!in the- desert July 31 that they could not have lived long in the I guess I'll always root sun-scorched area without water.

Plane Found July 31

“We're firmly convinced they igot under a tree and died and their bodies are covered by sand somewhere in there,” the sheriff

{led into a desolate Northern Mexico. The owner of the rented plane — discovered that its radio was! working perfectly .and that there

freque ntly.

His -decision supported the theof desert-wise prospectors}:

light rented plane was foand

More than 150 men, including

Brownson Hits Heneymoon

Of Myrna on

5 DAN KIDNEY i Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Aug.

{Charles Brownson, Republican, today defended his! criticism of Myrna Loy's Paris honeymoon from the House floor. He also took the occasion to point out that the administration had sent Mrs. India Edwards on a European junket at the taxpayers’ expense. “Mrs. Edwards,” Mr, Brownson | isaid, “was sent to Geneva, Switzer-

6—Rep. paid by American taxpayers,

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