Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1951 — Page 15

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‘ wanted to. They kept bidding them up. And the public kept

where they go to do their work, that's important.’ And that's what advertisers

shoving them back into the spending stream.

are getting wise to. They can’t

80 the Federal Reserve quit sell dresses at -$14.95 to people

buying government bonds for,

more than the public thought they 218 are for the people who live

were worth, The price dropped. | " - » AS THE PRICE went down the interest stayed the sameé. So $96

who live 100 miles away. Those

{close in, can hop in a car, or on a

{bus, and buy the dress, quickly. »

” » SO ADMEN are becoming increasingly conscious of “market.”

violations in 23 cities yesterday | as they made a surprise survey of | 500 slaughterhouses. in more than 100 cities,

‘already “is having its effect on prices of livestock.” One slaugh{terer reported he is able to buy | cattle in compliance with ceiling| prices for the first time in several) weeks.

Violations - were found in 15

UTTLE CHIEF, BIG CHIEF—To dramatize the coming fire prevention demonstration at the Fair Grounds Sunday two fire fighters mounted this miniature truck. They are (left fo right) J. A.

| Coghlan, Fi Fire Prevention Week ili chairman, and Fire Chief Roteoe McKinney. OPS said the enforcement drive .

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Truckers, Mills Sign Agreement to

Hospitalized Gls |

To See Grid Games

CAMP ATTERBURY, Sept. 26 |(UP)—FEighty-seven patients in |

Edgar H. Stahl Named Principal

ton, W. Va. Past Half-Way Point With typical Barkley humor he quipped: “I'll never know whether my visit to Indianapolis has been a success or failure” because more than half a million

Trading in Hogs Fairly Active Here

: rr 3 . he ' . ‘ < w » ; 3 v : £ Ca ® . > Xx > : i » . a’ WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 26, 1951 ; ; - THE INDIANAPOLIS TEMES . : — st" PAGE 15 : oR x “} ; : 2 : n Lid X x ; A er : g y ¥ & wo ® is : i 1 i S 96, Violations. Found in 23 Cities— en | us hes Hi er Beef Prices Exp ected This Fall Ca Me Cash s counts 4 ¢ omer, or gage as - : Boost for Isroek— pon Tightening Up OW dtuies Late Veep Finds Bonds i Yon ightenin ate Veep Finds Bonds tion about i By Harold H. Hartley Al d S ii B kly % cos 1 oom on Price ready Selling Bris opening o 1 LOOK FOR A WDOWN PHA «By BILL FOLGER dollars of bonds had been sold Week 240. It's tight. A SHO ON Bie! gage Money. : The Veep.was very late. before he arrived. During the put up at § ug nd it has become a drag-anchor on hous- But a 4%-hour delay didn’t les- long wait, more than $150,000 of s and one ing. New and old. gen the liveliness of 73-year-old donds ad beth Doughy at the i Alben Barkley last night as he Panque n ual purchases : You scrape together a down payment. Then you find Bs United Press talked of freedom for the world ranged from $50 to $50,000. vigorously the house, But the biggest step ~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 and a financial lift for Israel. These, added to the $350,000 New York, tomes nes and the government will be hold- Housewives can expect higher, The vice presi- praviousiy subscribed, pushed 1a- .§ been at That's finding the rest of the! ing the bag—quite empty. | dent was due at | dianapolis a little beyond the a is urging dough. You hit the sidewalk, ap-| beef prices this fall, and violators | EE half-way mark in the drive fo wake dona- proach polished desks, hat in Lazy Ad Bucks lof beef ceilings more crackdowns, at 6:30 p.m. but sell $1 million of Israel bonds hand. In humble tones, you try| by the government oh Slaughler : Nn here in three years. This is the ints of a to borrow. tricky, Sometimes they ioat, thon BOUSEE 1045 at the bond: cliy's shure of the $500 suliion en July 25 : ay a make ‘all SOLS of I for not Bacon and ham prices "will fall! 40 a % t quota for the United States. n made at |, AT THIS POINT you, likely as|turning in a od oe temporarily, but the likelihood is| selling banque Vice President Barkley called the down- not, . run into something unex- . that pork prices then will go up fot 1arael. the bonds “an investment in huts a week, POCin. ANE Tt sor Son Die arth aad be because I rained pis winter { More than 200 juan freedom." He sald they were "e branch your heels.” The lender you went be en — With the government beng, ibe h Be 3 napdal ivesimen 3. 00 as a re- ’ . iforced to raise meat prices, its| ce and pros"mn Ey coil as all old He oat Ped ppt tHOTce ment agency waa becom | Snged Ban I a dale est eth get out. But so far as prying|who couldn't possibly buy, Or|\D8 increasingly active to prevent gk hen heard sel eae A aan . loose the bucks is concerned, you/that it was too difficult for them above ¢ RU and black ‘| dent say: “ wag Mr. Barley “No more important nation has | are a washout. A year ago it|to get to the selling place. e', opera . | afraid you might really see dawn’s| emerged since World War II than wasn’t that way. But it is now. . 8 = 96 Violations Found early light before I got here.” Israel . . . The American people The reason is the Federal Re THE BOYS who Wilts the ads tors for the Office of | A broken cable had grounded have a stake in Israel. . .. Our serve got fed up with paying more|turn out pretty slick words. They Investigators for the 2s 2 ow! tion will paying Price Stabilization found 96 beef his plane four hours in Charles-|OWn na never be comfor U. 8. bonds than the public/have warmth and appeal. But pletely safe until there is freedom

all over the world,” he said. He declared the bonds would help restore Israel from 2000 years of exploitation which had left hillsides denuded, swamps undrained, deserts unwatered. He pointed out that 600,000 Jews had entered Israel in the three years since the nation was formed and that another 600,000 are expected in the next two years. The Vice President was intro-

would earn as much as $100, and|, 4 «market” is not how man - Camp Atterbury’s U, 8. yistates yesterday: California, Illi-| duced by Gov. Schricker. The the per cent of return went UP. «who reads them.” It's the|nois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mich-| | Flospital—many of them Korean Trading was fairly active today Ceres Mrs. Schricker and That's complicated. But this may N | wounded—will attend two Indiana at the Indianapolis Stockyards i close-in concentrated market theligan, Minnesota, Nevada, ad ady to| Mayor Bayt met him at the airsb iatinb | help. advertisers are after. It costs/Jersey, New York, North Dakota, (football games next Saturday. with barrows and gilts Ste dy 9 pore. ; If a $100 bond pays $2.50 a year, qq Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Da-| Indi Suck dust An Army bus will take 27: 25 cents higher than yesterday’ that's 2.5 per cent. But if the price| | gian't think this all out for |kota, Texas and Wisconsin. | Jodianas. tricking indus ry, ties to South Bend |’ average, orikota, Tex ‘blamed for breaking up the state’s| Korean casualties 10 Choice 190- to 240-pound ho of the bond drops to $96 and it po gs 's 2.8 t myself, but I wish I had. The possibility of no meat price ‘highway system, signed a volun-|for the Notre Dame-Indiana| 1d at $21.25 to $21.35. ; Indiana's 1 still pays $2.50 that's 2.6 per cent] Instead it comes from someone controls at all was raised by ones, t with the state’ |game, and 60 patients will go in| 80 ; ” return. y agreement e state's ; Bulls were weak to mostly 50 th Iowa's much wiser, Eldridge Peterson, price official and Knocked down] two busses to Lafayette for the . : And dealing in millions that big steel mills to end overloading. cents lower than yesterday. n g editor: of Printers’ Ink. He/by another. One thought that the mp. agreement will be pre-| Purdue-Texas game, Hogs, 7000; calves, 1500; sheep dit was 3 sgetanth > ina ® Salt Be. | Knows. price lige could not be held if Con-|senteq to Gov. Schricker this aft-] Thereafter, patients will attend, 2000 : : tered out sides pr bonds they don’t have Think Money gress es aot Fare the five. ernoon by Paul Prohel, owner- Notre Dame, Indiana and Purdu es 7000; fairly active: barrows snd | 2058 income ‘ ernmen “manager of the Steel Transporta- games whenever those teams play y Anas, 32 Sen ¢ i 40 |S bonus 19 a head 3 red tape ALLISON PUT OUT $11,433/stock slaughtering. tion Co. iat home, according to Capt. Wil io) di eta, sai to, 2 28 y that, but wn for, employee suggestions in July New Pork Ceilings According to James Nicholas, liam Whiteley, chief of the hos-|g io 183 pounds $30" to $3135: alo 160 and Augus executive director of the Indiana pital’s physical reconditionin : . £ called a THE SHOWDOWN will be be-| 15 easy money, if you hit. All] The Senate Banking Commit-|yioiop Truck Association, the iii rh py . eater ih Hee iy Si ee ho IXes on 3 tween the lenders and the gOVern- json workers have to do is to|tee approved yesterday a bill 0 1) owners and the big steel] “Some of these men will be| gggar Stahl Robert Shultz | heifers slow, bid. & shade iE : vulk t one-fifth + ment. step back and look at what give the government that power. transportation companies hav e/leaving the hospital for the first : comprise, good and chalice el ible to sel wned and If the people want housing ad they're doing. And chances are, but the outlook for congressional worked out a formula that willtime since they were wound Edgar H. Stahl, formerly|steers held “ier 36.30: Commercial a ® in your can't get. it, they an turn to|tpey’l see a better way. approval is not good. prevent overloads in the future./Capt. Whiteley said. supervisor of adult education for|weak fo 50 ower but early on.” That Presiden Truman i ‘him ¢| Some did. That's why the The other official said that eveniHe said the trucking industry was| the public schools here, today be-| oi" ead Vib wills sna and cutters ble by the build them e Jouses > renticy 433. Nice dough. {without that power meat priceiirying to work out a similar deal! came the principal of Manual 3. Py vealers ctive, ih r here, so or bay. And he power o . controls will stay. They will beiwith the stone mills in southern| High School. , few $39 a ¥5 50 “Sekty %00d of lower to do it. r un urprise {hard to enforce, but not impos-indiana. The School Board last night|} fe S34: Go Tie i to a : So the way see it, e885! LEAVE IT TO the youngsters: sible. Mr. Nicholas said 90 per cent of | appointed Mr. Stahl to succeed| Bulls weak manly $3 ole airest and mortgage money loosens up, and to jump the gun. The OPS last night issued new pndiana’s overweight truck a | Burton W, Gorman, who resigned $30: son ~ og near $31: J e in Jowa people can get Rousing, It's st five Wi fo Hane Seliazs- and. So Clonale eels lem is caused by steel overloads. | Votes Spit long Is accept 3 Scholarship and col- wir ; edersiely active, pabeut| * Sama siers how : government will move ween, and more than e 0 aged However, he cited state police ege teaching position. 3 choles eT aad th = [State AND IF THAT h I'm|Thanksgiving. But they've piled to 2 cents a pound higher than figures to show that overload vio- The board also appointed Rob- i i; dics? we to el Foi ge income going to casey five up pumpkins along U. 8. 36 be- present ceilings. lations are decreasing. The per- ert J. Shultz, Shortridge High|$ vearings = 58 dn aaa Police. Pension Pund i and a 0 up the tears|tWeen town and Danville, to col-| However, retail price cuts rang- centages of overloaders, accord-| -ralm ine School productions director, tol® 11.50 to $14. Bert Ennis, Secretary. ie to have a of Es be wadling,| lect cash from car commuters. jing to a nickel a pound for ham|ing to state police records, is a succeed Mr. Stahl in the adult Ad nt way with, “ ” And many a man has walked ‘and bacon in some areas are ex-/jittle more than one per cent. education and extended school Vertiseme They can’t do that to me. : Art into his house of a night and pected when | they take effect Oct.| I Trock Gre By DAN KIDNEY services division. {# oosier, rt in Concrele yelled “Surprise.” Then he shows at’s because of heavy mar-| Loca Truc rain Prices! Times Staff Writer Both appointments were recom- 2h THE STATE 38 PROUD as a 0° little wits the Pumpkin. Jketings of hogs. |e te fare WASHINGTON, Sept. 26—Ur-| mended by Dr. Herman I. Shib- Dealers have i rn | | Tryck wheat, 3 or ‘ban and rural viewpoints, which|jer, superintendent of public “Pp » folks +» { pst okt gve 1s new beige, down, | 5 Np SHE KNOWS what be | Sovbeans 32.50. {long have pervaded Indiana poli-| schools. | ne ¥ a o be means, a pie. She has to make it.| e C up White eon, 31.68. {tics, caused two Hoosier Repub-| A native of ‘Indianapolis, Mr. hy pe A page Senit have UglY.l Any smart guy these days Local Stocks and Bonds | \lican Congressmen, one a busi-| Stahl was graduated from Broad Anti-Freeze NOW... - -—rw i make them|....q buy the pie at a bakery and | {nessman, the other a farmer, to|Ripple High School and has 4 eaph one { eye-pleasers. So when the time) 1axe it home. “Sept, 20— “take opposite sides in a House ta ht history there. They may not ith sorrow i PPO ug ry He became a Fok Wan : came to sink $850,000 in a con-| Ang, in most homes, that would PR I ”" Be Asked, debate here. {vice principal in 1938 and re- ° ; oY i crete get-across for the “White be a surprise, indeed. American States com. |... 58 | A bill to provide a $25 million | mained at the school until early have it later! in with his, i River the Highway Dept. gave it a | American ate #% oi. ifederal revolving fund to’ under-this year. : - iti ad Boukish, a ig any. a No Lawn Marks Vi lation p EY ERE Shh pd a 5 write produce marketing termi-| He won his AB degree from 4 id posts | as nine continuous steel ARoUT A YEAR AGO some- *Belt RR & Stk Yds com..... 34 [nals and warehousing in cities Butler University and an MA de- ; iY « . «only i beams, and two girder spans, as thing called “Coal Heating Serv- : | Bobba-Mersill com a an re i 16 {was under discussion in commit- | gree from Indiana University. He ’ iy until we i symmetrical as the arc of alice” started. And Frank Harper, At least one violation of price | Coots Mera Pd 4%... 88 i ltee of the whole. has been in public school work for You re SET | | wheeling gu. secretary of the odianapols Coal eguations was found in diana SEE, Ses cw fH nop Gharies B. Brownson, In 37 years, 1 of them in Inlanap- 356 ol.1 zs x = ers, is runnin -cit - SERRE anapolis businessman, took the|olis. we IT’S 48 FEET WIDE, enough to, He's put the Soft glove of|prise checkup on slaughterhouses) Soosoadated Fin 8 oid"... & % an to denounce such financing,| Mr. Stahl is married and has One ha 55 keep motorists from hanging en- courtesy on the hand of an in-/by the Office of Price Stabiliza- Cummins as Ene oid. dea sank 15) 43% although one of the proposed ter-| two children. He is 48, « = ders on the rails. dustry which had been stripped totion for black market operations Belts” hee 1 16%, 'mingis would be built in Indian] Mr. Shultz is 42, holds a degree oN TEATS } And it has something new, essentials, nothing more. lin beef. Estern Tog Tele 8 ota Ln apo He presented the city- from Butler University and an i something we'd almost forgotten] FOR INSTANCE, drivers are] The OPS in Chicago reported | Equitable Securities pid .... 84 ----|man’'s viewpoint and supported it| MS degree from Indiana Univer- . : about in, our bridges. It has side- careful not to cut up your lawn, that 128 agents in a’ three-state Pamily Finance 8% otd 9 100 (with a Jong letter against the|sity. As productions director at ou’ re hours | | walks, three feet wide, going each Or to leave coal screening around region including Indiana swooped | ginincy Rte Co com ..... 30 \measure ffom President J. R. Shortridge, he also had charge of d never i way. |the coal chute, or to hand you ajdown on 62 packing and process-| ferff-jones cv A afd ..... 3% 10% Feristermaker of the Indianapolis the school band. He has two : No rust...no foam... i Serv ; I was glad of that. It meant/pencil to sign your order withjing plants and found 14 viola-| Bone Drs Co tour ee 1H {Chamber of Commerce. children, A no freeze...no failure! ¢ the architect must have gone dirty hands. They wear gloves. tions, Ind Asso Tell 3 pd _....oiil 30 39% i rm ————— ld Charlie Caldwell was voted AS ¢ down on the cellar steps with his| Then soon I expect the coal At Indianapolis, the office re- ind Gas & Water com ,...... 23% 25% Harvey Answers “Coach of Year” in 1950. His ¥ P Ind Mich El 4% ptd 29 'Mallo off | : ma | ms Te ae ane EE nego Mallory OHisiol | ros neem 10 wan 4 remem at people s ave . 1% 1, Answere e Brownson attac th x ! feet. And the feet are made for/naces. Not that the want to cut|grade. His was one of four firms | nis ap A 108" |He is a farmer and member of Gets Key Post f rough he season) Withiowy ds Y ’ SURE i walking. in on the furnace fixing business, inspected in the Hoosier capital. |[dianapols Water com .... 18% {the House Agriculture Committee eat, \Wazie Say: Lhere's NO Sure ou re i Fn u but they do want the responsi-| The OPS in Washington said| | Indianapolis Water 5% pid |.1108 [which is in charge of the bill. No, Dr. Charles H. Moore, inventor| recipe for an unscathed season in No oth if rath ge only : TAKE A LOOK at this bridge Dity of seeing that your furnace|the Indiana check also included | ENEaE & Co com .-..0.. J 0% bbl ion was reached regarding its and developer of Rutile gems, to-| football, but when it comes to driv- o other anti-freeze gives the ’ works. |South Bend, Terre Haute, Evans-| Ibdianapolis Railways com . 4 5. | day was named head of the metal| ing a car...he knows there's an same degree of protection! down Columbus w You'll . ; us way. ou’ll see | Jefferson National Life com . 10 11y, passage. and ceramic division of P. R something in concrete which could| What they mean is to get the (ville, Columbus, Mishawaka and Lincoln National Life .........104 107 '| Chairman Harold D. Cooley (D. a + | easy way to be sure of perfect progadget well have been on canvas, in a jinast ou hi Your toal dollars. Fh oaranch. . 2 Cobamauan .....- sm 1% a1. C.) of the Agriculture Commit. Mallory & Co.| ection all winter long. Yes, one resident § frame. nd I'm for that, coal or any e drive was part of a nation- Marton. Herrington com 8 tee ‘explained that a survey ofl: : shot of “Prestone” anti-freeze last “PREST NE ; tle .Azphal - 4s 3 ft” or Wh : ’ other kind of dollars. \wide move made yesterday. The Nat Bom Yat 5 cities showed that marketing ter Dr, - Moore , " . ier. Charlie says, “I put - ee-Water Wail . vg. {OPS said the agents found 96 vio-|Nat Homes ptd .... 0.0. 100 . came to Mallory : ih ‘This Makes Sense |N Ind Pub Serv com ill. 3 Bu jminals often are in hands of Sept. 15 f hel ‘Prestone’ anti-freeze in my car BRAND £ THE BOYS WHO SELL the lations in 23 cities. It said 30 of!|*N Ind Pub Serv 4% ptd ..... 94 »| ‘Tacketeers’ and both farmers pt. 15 from the . 1. Th i. view of ¥ stuff which takes vou up like aL VE GOT TO hand it to the them were in St. Paul, Minn, and Bote Lay ade P.. ii a * and consumers get an unfair deal. National _ ‘Lead| early in the fall. Then no matter A ti F 18 cam- balloon and drops you like a dead|NeW York Central. The road hasinine others. in Detroit. Pub Serv of ind ¢ a on a @'* 3% He also said they often are So he ni al Bow Sold Jt Ste, OF 4OW Jam niprreeze . Demo- tennis ball are tax-sad. \a new game for children. It's a, The Indianapolis OPS district] Ross Gear Too! com — .. 5 4 oo “inefficient” and can’t compete NB OF en it is between freezes, I'm safe. | : at. The proposed tax on whee- "gi roo coated safety lesson. office had no comment on the Schyltwercummins otd ...... 11 . 11 with such efficiency as displayed) to thas Dr. Moors] mew of noother brand that gives NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY water is $1.50 per proof gallon. | k t makes safety fun. Chil survey. ve |So Ind G&E 43% vid sows 07, 1 | by A & P food warehousing. | was a visiting the same degree of protection! It's A Division of uld en- + Out of your pocket that means ek he Bone with i aaehook Local Produce Stokely-Van Camp pfd........ nig 18 | Mr. Brownson used the latter| professor at Rut-| guaranteed!” Union Carbide and Carbou Corporation anner o 612% pid ...... t as one to “keep the! i rab ———— ain —————— i r— I. high- about 26 cents a fifth, maybe nace on footsteps. Then they | Terre Haute Malleable ....... 17 13 (argumen 3 fh } mw gers Unijversity, | more. spin & dial. From there its a kind| Busters . Ta | Bitbe Meson CO 0s, wed 11 gf. -..:|EOVIDENt out" and let, free "i, fy, teaching classes Answer to Previous Puzzle IF THEY Ar taxing the °F Jarchesi. |p PEE arront recelpue, ba iy ng ove Union Tile LL Bt AR Me isiry andl Gramineae | Missile MARTEL, FTEEEE reesernarerenal e | Along the way they are penal- (5 large kA and Grade A medium. ‘le:| BONDS — el iC materials. { | OIIAN NIG] = 2 wis a Suptie will look for ized for playing with switches, |” poultry ows 4% tbs and over, 280 Alen & Steen x o . BS { AIM I get is that they're still turning Sawing Undes lent A cars. tn Ce 186 hd No" 3 oounry. 46" less American Securiey fa 69 HORIZONTAL an a bird , oring than No, 1. Wa i tax Sxtsapac EIEN out OF Te HN ALB. U.S. Statement Sith bd ie”, itn com A 8. ~ 8 iS : “ : . h of C ; f 8 “Tar Heel And without the tax stamps] WHEN THEY ARRIVE at one| WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (UP)—Govern- umbia Clus 3-5 63 ' 10 Lasting State” (ab.) JB the stuff costs little more than|of these danger spots, they have ment expenses and receipts for the cur-| Citizens Tel 4%as 61 quality . | rr : ; rent fiscal year through Sept. 24, com-| Eakuftable Jecurities 11 Jok 9 Obtain L377, i A are also in water from the kitchen tap, since to go back to the school and start pared with s year ago. Last Veo al Me Co 5 1 Joker 111t is made of [RIALTEAAIT]TIAIREZAISHT the rates went up. Whisky price|over. Expenses $13.149,712.742' § 7.904.208.018| Indp Publie oun fs 13 City in Illinois pop EINE EZIMIE IOI FAL ATT : is mostly tax anyway. The NYC was smarter than|Becepls 1Lemssiond — simessedsd 09 Goer 33 08 [10 1€ Make lace 12 Italian river SICIRIETEN ed months, a5} "x 8 most game makers. It provided |Detici 2674.182.030 354) Tndpis "Ratiwave bo 67.00/00) edging 5And nN] 4 , Balance 6.4 483.062.304 J13.0801.200 Kuhner Packing 4s 12 Correlat ot) uetion has BUT THE TAX doesn’t all go|for the time the parents take the bile Debt 287106.845 ul 1.632.020! Langssnkamp Ds 08 ve of 16 Bound 32 Preposition 43 Dash an’. annual to the federal government. The board away from the kids. Reserve H.013.08.W1 DIAL raps. Ave. OO S030 18 Taxes 34 Anglo-Saxon 44 Shoe part “production state gets a juicy slice from every| The other side is for adults, IRE NAPOLIS § CLEARING House Public Service Sis 15... | 18 Interstices 19 Begs slave 47 Spiget f $800 mil liquor sale, and the steps progress from fac-|Deshs lll | §32.508.000 Traction Terminal ba 51 | 20 Chinese 22 Greatest 35 Pack 49 Passing fancy 15 months And if the moonshiners, alley- tory to home. And sometimes, measure 24 Fruit 40 Comfort 51 Abraham's n again be distillers, and the bath tub mixers judging from what I read on the [7 SATA TRE TUR 52 TON 2) Burden 31 Caudal 41 Social insects home (Bib) fon annual get back into business in a big front pages, this is the more im. Part of a appendage 42 Mud 52 That is (ab) way, they'll be getting the dough portant side of the card. | ONLY-TWA , 50, mostly i | the indusAltemative 0 In evaluating a company's prospects, fundamental ey | non-stop service j influences now at work are quite as importa as | the indus. 5 facts and figures on past performance. Diligent go to work to CLEVELAND . . . . . | hr. 40 min. “digging” and experienced judgment are essential Ie i A : i | ging’ per! gme a dees, _ PITISBURGH . . . . 1 hr. 30 min. | in reaching 4 sound eonclusion. | ttleneck to ST. 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