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land Ave. at Michigan St. and " |yards today. Highland Ave. |time—it got embarrassing. | Practical top price of bulk choice 185 { The lighthearted Gross appar- to 2 eu ators was Se with choice ently was unimpressed by the 300 to 400 pounds at $18 top furor his escaped had caused. He mish 25 Tighoe: toiik ohoine 155% 0 Shee | {pounds $20.25 to mostly $20.50 to $2065; joked with reporters and readily | atter price a practical top: odd loads posed with photographers. 1250 to 290 pounds $19.50 to $20.25; scat- | “This 18 a lot of fuss to make;if"}; 39, to 340 pounds $16 to 119.00; i 0 ounds 49.1 to os lout of a bookie case,” he said.|to 160° pounds $17 to $19. sows steady to “ 3 ‘istrong: choice 300 to 400 pounds :317 to [“If T had wanted to hide I would $18; few under 300 pounds $18.25 to $18.50:

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; » Cattle 700. calv : sors Lines for Cass B roate Wer ‘Slept Late’ [abot sendy: small "ote chotee vearlings 7 But lnglany walked or ii] evio p an | o oo E and choice medium weight teers $3850. wo out of four awards. i be ross sa @ Sot in hisiBit to low good native giassers $26 to that's batting right up at the top| 0 oo. 10 iteq brother's Cadillac convertible, [sr 33. a 30. anny A om merci]

cows $22.50 to $29; odd head 330 to 331: Auto Workers. Local 23. will vote Tuesday night, drove to Manhat-|canners and cutters $18 to $2275: few

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9 , g : Harry's No. 2 Man tomorrow whether to strike . Wh lo 33 Cutter ond utliity 323.86 ry against the Chevrolet plant in In- nel into New Jersey. en helo 121; vealers Boe ort

{good to prime $33 to $3650: reached Atlantic City, Gross said, commercial $26.50 to $3250; commercial he registered at the Haddon Hotel i, choice heayy slaughter calves 327 to

under the name of “Harry Green.” Sheep 1000 slaughter ewes scarce, steady

1 SEE WHERE little Giant dianapolis vho holds Po, Harry Humphreys Jr., w 4 pres. Kenneth David, local president, forth both as chairman and p sald senority arrangements at = . Yesterday morning, I slept late ang prime spring lambs $31 to $3160:

ident of the U. 8. Rubber Co., : the plant were the basis of the and then went to the track,” he Istter price more freely than vesterday.

has a new assistant. di yg ) spute. He added the union, cov- = good and choice $30 to $31: utility lightAnd it's about time. Harry ering 2900 workers, was “dig. Said. I met several acquaintances weight $28 to $29 50; culls $26 down: most

Humphreys runs like a mental o0 C5 0 |who wanted to know why and ‘2ushter ewes $10 to $1350 : few | Please with present conditions. » turbine. oi Br Mi he! C. E. Wilson, personnel director! "12t 1 was SoIng tere by t Local Produce i i. of Chevrolet, declined to comment rested by track picked an executive ce-prest-1, ¢ this time.” patrolman Frank Burton, Gross| dent. . ¥ » | Machinery to take the ‘strike denied he knew that the New)

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” ‘to case 390: THE MAN WHO GOT the job- vote is being prepared now at York City police were jooking for 8 large 3s. and = beckon is H, Gordon Smith, vice the ‘Local's Union Hall, 514 1. Brooklyn, Judge Samuel 8.| under Ion ang SLernoran 190, cONEs president and general manager of| Drover St. let plant is locateq LeIPOWitz yesterday forfeited) 22 Sati 1s Sud Ho J sr iw the Textile Division. Moving into vrolet plant is located Gross’ $25,000 bond and issued a the Smith slot at the top of the at 340 White River Pkwy. \warrant for his arrest. The judge Local Stocks and Bonds

division will be his assistant| Union officials said results of gis postponed the police bribery . | ~—8ept. 13— William E. Clark, as v. p. and the strike vote will be announced tria] until tomorrow when the ih STOCKS at Bid Asked general manager. (immediately after the votes are maining three jurors are to be snecon ‘SnRes Veom. .' 38 The last time I met Harry tabulated. selected. Aierican States Pll coo HA Humphreys here, visiting U. si i could not be learned whether Gross readily agreed to return LOB aires dve pid. | ..l102)s 108 © Rubber’s largest inner tube plant any specific violations of senority to Brooklyn and signed a waiver Bot RR & SF wor Df. .. 8302 in the world, he had most of his/agreements . caused the contro-of extradition last night before Bobbs-Merrill com 3. 18 official troup on the ropes. It was|versey. Mr. Davis said the union United States Commissioner Her- cota gova oo 42% 8 ai at the end of the day. He was still had “a lot of meetings” with man J. Finn in Atlantic City. [Ga er om going strong, no sign of wilt. company officials but could not Com ‘Loan 4 pid 91a a a # reach agreement. Cont. Car-Na.Var .:........ ll ‘a 8 E com ‘ 37's SOME OF THE OTHER boys =i Khyber Pass Gamay ne Som UE were “freshing up” with soda and org to Bui w . | Consolidated Fin 8 p Whe ei stuff. But Harry's clear head whingrER 0, Sept. 13 (UP) on, but Harry [Ba i eras i? Bf comes from not tquching the Borg - Warner Corp. today an- w 8 . | Equitable Securities pfd . 04 stuff. And a lot of other guys in| ~ = , plans to construct a $3. asn t on Him | Family_Finance 8% pd 2% 100 big jobs don't either, believe me. hii ’ | Hass corp. pia we ‘ 8% 000,000 plant here to manufacture Ai x ” ‘Hamilton Mfg Co co 30 fuel ‘pumps for jet planes TLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. Hertf-Jones ev A pid ...> 9% 10% Ahead of the Gun jue! ‘pump Jet p s. 13 ; {Home T & T 5% pid ...... 8 53 The plant, which will employ 13 (UP) —Khyber Pass in the 9th Hook Drug Co. com ....... 11's 1 A COUPLE OF DAYS ago I petween 650 and 800 workers, wiil PAld $5.60 at the race track here, 'Ind Asso Be 2,58 Nn 2 mentioned that the big, hustling pe started next month, with pro- but the dapper, stocky bookie who Ind Gar & Wat Oa in 32 251 G. C. Murphy Co. had bought 71 gyction scheduled for next April Once handled $20 million a year nd Yoisshone « £0 © oy 102 units of Morris Stores. or May. in bets failed to'get his money |ndpis Ath Club Realty Co ....81 And that isn't quite true. G. C. . Se mel hey down. PS ARANONS WAST com ie 1% Murphy wants to buy the Morris Harry Gross was breezily walk- | ri inapolis Water 3% pfd ...106 =~ 109 stores and has filed with the In- Heart Attack Fatal ing up to the $50 window vester- [naps Fo * H Sh oy " : 100 1 diana Securities Commission an SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 13 4 a Kingan & Co com 4% 0% A x >3 ay for a last bet during his first Kingan & Co ptd 64 69 application to qualify for an ex- (UP) — Willlam C. Streeter, 47.45, g¢ the races in many months, |gansE0k, Raliwase com '0 4. 5, change of stock. Miami, Fla., real estate man, died Bl y v{{elierson, National Life éom .. 13 = 1% a 4 8 - of a heart attack yesterday while : ... 2 9 Lincoln National Lite 102% 108% BUT MORRIS stockholders playing golf on the University of HE WAS nabbed as a fugitive J yoni R pra 00 ¢ 108 must give their formal approval. Notre Dame course. Streeter had Witness from Brooklyn before he Marmon:Herrington com ...8 7 | And of that, I have little doubt. brought his son to college for the could place his money. | Nat Homes com (new) ibe 18 They'll be pretty secure under the fall term. : be The ingoln gambler admitted X'ia Pyw Bers com dB 3A e lost a e on earlier races, |\N, Ind Th ball | : but added—‘“who has winners at 15d Pub Bary, 414 pla ae Si 3% the track?” Bub Serv of Ind ava ptd abs Bg ; 29

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. | : | jet parts. I By DOI The shell of the big plant will be ready early in Novem- 2 20 + - . ”: . . i | A ber. That doesn't mean it will be going By ROBERT DEGNAN | By DAN KIDNEY | oy ASHE It has to be togled, And tools A United Press Staff Correspondent { Times Staff Writer san heroe ire’ being ordered. Then comes Murphy management, and a little y > ” | | WASHINGTON, Sept. 13—Both the wait. beter off, I guess, inthe long run. NEW YORK, Sept. 13 — Indiana Senators afe opposed to earned his It may be epring of next year But those deals take time. But Big shot gambler Harry the size of the $61 billion appro- of Sonor before jet parts are rolling out if I were a Morris stockholder, I'd Gross said today he was “al priation for the armed services, phi : te. et into the Murphy wedding fast. . ' : | but will vote for it, they indicated was the shipping gate. Ee yy Neds bit upset” by anonymous Toiny. y mes outstandir I TALKED WITH Bill Tunis . death threats against his wife] | Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R.. ery, or a today as he was hustling off to.a and children when he/ decided to! Ind.) - criticized this and other i toni mid-morning meeting to iron out ersons ; y ae. i. ‘multi-billion dollar .appropria- t. Col. production plans. He'll run the 4 > o jilee {pwn asthe States key wit tions, particularly foreign aid, in Army in plant. . . . ness in a $1 million bribery trial the Senate debates on-the military Washingtc Part of the plant willl mdwe In ured in Traffic of 18 policemen. bill.* to a contir ahead of jet parts output. Civilian “Regarding the threatening let- But his junior colleague, Sen. extreme g production will take off with a ters.” Gross said, “I was a bit William E. Jenner (R. Ind.) ad-! gruelling pilot force of about 380. From : upset. But I told my wife there vised: i fighting of then on. it will move steadily to CCI en S ere was nothing to worry about and “The 3enator is making a fine Col, Fa about 2700. ; I walked out the front door. I Fheesh, but he is Sasting his Yaslor joo) y 8 Ho : ’ Ww were reath, e 1s not changing any roug’ BUT THAT'S ONLY civilian! Three children and four adults dian RRO Nie ars votes. The press will not report historic production. Jét- orders will take were slightly injured in accidents ing me.” | ¢ what he is saying, and he might Army and on about 1500 more. The plant here yesterday. The f er head of 3 $20-mil-| | as well *ake his seat.” : - the fanat will turn out parts for the Pratt, Two persons were hospitalized. g former Neary ah “Verv H ’ D »” ; Bitte : = nese foe ti ; : =r lion-a-yvear . Brooklyn = gambling ry Happy to Do So & Whitney J-48 Turbo-Wasp for Mrs. Pauline Kintner. 57 of El- 4/0 to. cet off a nation-wide. “I shall be very happy to do Sr of Hungn: ihe JRavy. CA ol ag gt INDIANAPOLIS ~ search yesterday. He had strolled 80,” Sen, Capehart concluded. FRITZIE WAS THIS BIG—Allen Goolsby, 4, describes the another plant Jus TRAFFIC TOLL out of his - Long Island home, Sen, Capehart entered .the de- four-meonth-old dachshund Pup that was stolen from him Monday A BOLI EE ony Chrysler said, 255 a) 105) Tuesday . night, eluding “protec. ‘bates by- challenging the prac- in Detroit. Allen's father advertised: "Whoever has Fritzie can sive office & the most poweriul jet being 86: scuizinm rp 15 tive custody detectives 2a ticality of one of Sen. Paul Doug- come around and get another dog, a reward or come and get fantry ba! " 8 iene Di speeding off in a big convertible. las (D. Ill.) amendments to cut . he doa.” Allen is holding Fritzie' th est penetr livered to the fighting forces with Injured ....... 2344 2493 the big bill by 10 per cent: He the child that belongs to the dog. en is holding Fritzie's moth. on Lhe. eat a 6250-pound thrust. Dead ......... 7 41 Playing Horses [then launched into the general ©" Yo-Yo, and awaiting a reply to the ad. Reservotr, r POWERS the Navy's latest wood, was In fair condition in The cark-haired, 35-year-old {spending of billions and asserted I J St ik ; eeiipred th : I g 20b- ’ sterday at {that the blame lies ‘with Congress Ww had fury. ruman Panther, the Lockheed Methodist hospital and Mrs. Rob- gambler was found yes g n 0 r ri pad fur) F-94-C, all-weather interceptor, ert Mines, 19, of 2324 N. Talbot the Atlantic City racetrack in and not the President of the ages Top ssue yne e a FOP tue me swept wing Navy Gruman Ave, was in fair cohdition In ney "Jersey where he had been, United States, Indiana Labor Commissioner also are closed. Some 400 per- against al ighter and the Lockheed F-94-D St. Francis hospital. playing the horses all afternoon > When Sen. Douglas sought to Thomas R. Hutson said today the sons, mostly. women, are em- he person ground support craft. Mrs. Kintner was injured in a while Brooklyn detectives sweat- : er . .. Bet the debate back to the point Joyner Corp. of Bourbon and the ployed in the three plants. fense of tl The plant will have 650,000 crash at Park Ave. and 11th St.leq out his search. ! BETTOR OFF—Harry Gross (left), key gambling probe wit- of his amendment, Sen. Capehart CIO United Auto Workers union rp A fellow square feet of work space and Slightly injured was Mrs. Louise Gross, whose monogrammed, hess who disappeared while .under police guard, sits beside Sgt. declined to do so and continued seemed to havef agreed on every- A d Firebu ai gh 118,000 square feet overall on a Cooley, 28 of Lowell. , = tie clasp gave him away to track| William B. Piano in New Jersey police barracks after being seized With his assault on general spend- thing but wages in their 4-week- ACCUSED TIF 9 Jimge ” l14-acre tract. : rs, Hines Was \jured when police. Was. returned, here (hisl af 4 race jrack, ng oy the sovetument. hi, IRS, % Dies of Injuries pn ell in was the car she was wr £:50) ey re J rm ee me me enn ke | V sperated., Se ag bs Ms Hutson. a i mT MEY A A a sR Bo 7 (YROAL READE RARE Ee i SE Soliad, i Gl Friot At Ye as es gio denT EN es oF po Pl Clg iy , id, PRUE Hr . = a Y dit a i: ion. ode Me haa Ss rp A = ng a few skilled men. Sot mie) Johneon, 49, of 1911 S. Staté St. McDonald. . evice ors ata “I am merely -offering a ve- the strike might be settled soon. Jack Weiss, 67-year-old profes. tions: of is being EO oF groove at Capitol Ave. and ‘South St. | The gambler, who has been Makes Own ‘Soup Oo At . BI 5 hicle by which the senator from| He said the participants ap- sional firebug of last ‘Monday bravery d By Eientn the UAW'S level for Boy is Biilised tree on $25,000 bond awaiting", (upon gene 13 (up —sum, P11 ATOMIC Dlasts Indlana may translate his gen- peared agreed on other issues in pighy's $1 million, arson blast men to k alon, ity to ? ' - 13 (UP)— eral indignation about expendi- i ined “10 el . this Grea. Two-year-old Dennis Lee Wes- i es Bu fh betheclatien Trevor Byes, i Co RACUSE = 3 Sent 13 tures Into specific eT ai Tred : Sted ag Pigut from injuries te as . t ; 4 year-old science student, today ( —General Electric Co, scien- or ing | Solved . was Ji Safest Railroad = Jaered tour lruises when of SorSpiRaCY: nn starféd a five-year prison term tists exhibit today a new device The ied to Lectuving : wae Hutson i he Weiss and two surviving plot- munition BILL McKITRICK came in yes- oo pi00 griven by John A Gard-|a witness. It was expected au- after being convicted of blowing which can quickly and accurately that ne Hh pe ap Pointed out Pl Syrans to continue the nego- ters had faced a murder charge wounded verday. He had the happy 100K ,.. "4g "19'S Keystone Ave. thorities would recommend that safes with explosives made in his plot the position and give other =" = vg e age nst = troy : for the death of a detective in the treat and >t a Boy Scout who had just WO pennig’ the son of Mrs. Emily he be jailed without bail to pre- laboratory. ; data on an atomic explosion miles J NCD f07 IOTeign ald and Sen. Uo, fe oie and television [ITC admittedly hatched by gar. talions of 1 merit badge. Weston. 3135 N. Easter: rent th Bvast recruited two school- away. Jip a5 hay Np one so and my : “"'ment manufacturer Al Keshner And that wasn't far wrong. He oo to o RASLEPN AVe.|Vven: another escape * mates to help him. They cracked! The new device, called a “ra. cturned to his lecturing the parts plant has been closed by a ¢,t £20,000 insurance on his fac- . it badge. all right. was treated by a General Hos-| Terrifically Relieved oad Each a 2, = Congress. strike since Aug. 15. Two other tory. A fourth arsonist died in COL. ) ad won a mer £ 8" pital ambulance doctor. five safes in six months. Each diation lampshade” because it re- “ur” roo| vary discouraged,” Sen. Plants at Warsaw and Rochester {pe fire party to i ~ put it wasn't for an individual. © &. 000 Mari St 7. of 1328 Mr. McDonald admitted that if was a very professional job, police sembles a lampshade, was de- EY ea oh. gid : te MAE ITE, a “batt il d, his! yn Marie Stone. /, 0 ’ ” | Capehart concluded. “I say to the batts {t was for a whole railroad, \Central” Ave., suffered chest in- Gross hadn't been found it would said. ‘scribed at the Civil Defense Com- ig 0 = "00007 iad better Hi lense. and. blame the President RE cros. An oad, by the way, the Indianab- yy jes when struck by a hit-run DAVE meant the end of his case Police who raided Byast's home munications Conference at the | B ap oy ae 9 ld cave LENEtie, End LIide op heavy sm slis Union Railway, Bill's superin- giver ag she crossed Central at 28ainst the 18 police officers the said they found a laboratory fully GE electronics park here. om ey are dissatisfied with for hoi Exelon 3 : are i FOR SALE— fre anti] cendent. the Park Ave. intersection. gambler has admitted paying off equipped with explosives and Lawrence L. German, GE scien What is going on in the United propriations and unbalanced bud- ough ree He ran the safest belt railroad] Slightly injured as he rode his for protection for his syndicate. chemicals for making other ex- tist, said the device is part of a States, they had better take a gets, but it igs the Congress of the a mn the country last year, and ole was Fred McRoy, 15. of .. 1am terrifically relieved,” Mr. plosives. “grid monitor system” being set 800d look at themselves in the United States which enacts the 50-Share Block yectéid | ne’ll be off to accept the safety, q NE i. McDonald said. “If we hadn't rr ———————— for defense of the Schenectady, mirror. laws which give him the au- . H Lif 1714 Milburn St. He was struck « : 3 . United Home Life in an a award for his crews and other , .'. un ariven by Max Christian, [ound him it was 20 months work . . N. Y., area. The President of the United thority. : Stock reer as to-workers in the Ambassador ig "100% porpert St. near 19th Out the window.” 4 og Prices Rise He sald “purpose of the system States has no power or authority) “It is the Congress of the Unit- Insurance Stoc - x Se Hotel in New York on Sept. 20. |g’, Sugar Grove Ave | Gross said he hadn't | Active T de is to provide immediately after an Shien the Congress of the United ed States Wuich Sppropyistes te 7 YE y ? Nn 8 iY wR.» , . to go away forever. ra atomic bomb explosion the neces- States has not given to him. Sen- money which he is spending. It is $16.50 Per share, same as last lssue sold HERMAN H. PEVLER, presi. Fil Keith. 16, of 1910 Marlow| ".] wanted to get away for a, Hogs were up 25 cents over SAry data to enable rescue work- ators may write letters back the Congress of the United States Commision. Write Times, Box C301. aug Fat fent of the Indianapolis Terminal = © (few days,” Gross said, “and play , ers to proceed with the greatest home as much as they please, and which levies taxes. It is not the alf-froze hing Co., is pretty proud When struck by a car driven by |yesterday’s best prices in active] . a began to and Switching Co, is p yp 'Cleo R. Wise. 58. of 722 .N Ya few horses. I got fed up with|} a ding at the Indianapolis Stock- efficiency.” make as many speeches as they President of the United States.” sR af. Bill's record and his railroad, eo . se, y 0 : High-| paving two. cops around all the! ga pois ees two batt

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