Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1951 — Page 28

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ogr feet in a volcano? : The steam is getting thi And the growl ih the throat

‘Those who have noticed it

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ARE WE SITTING on the edge of the crater, dangling

cker. Some see 1t is louder.

afraid Thev've seen it happen -v ure Lefore What worries them . Ad- ent that it's ‘smart to soak TOMMIE WALKER {=z putting licker.” the peach bloom in her cheeks 2 4 & th a new compact. And it was HY TALKED TO ONE man whe With a new compa : rans a laundry His laundry free gives _hjm plenty of anxiety, But. You see she ‘‘retired” from one there was something elge, It's job. But ‘still has a half doze the number of .peopie who can left, not the least of which is the heat a little without getting counter of noses at the weekly Ad fcked bv their conscience Club luncheons, ! He told me h cal 3 using She got the compact with he v mas ar bow-out as lieutenant governor ofi. He drove into a garage. The M H fis white coat p ed out of the fifth district of the Adver , Shed hn td : oy rand prishey ti Pederntiomol PEN Sats } It. A . = ou = . it*back into the crank case, Ca a »Well. the first thing we need ALLISON'S ROGER FLEMto do i= to change your oil.” the ING brought back the story from sBendant Said. > : Columbus (Ohio, that is) where “SBut I just put the oil in.” said Keeling Ad Agency's Bill Hutchiust HL i Ji we . : . son conducted a ‘‘clinic’ tHe laundry man, and drove out r hb ay And Roger Fleming brought i a 2 =» home a new title. He's first lidut. HE RNEW oil wasn't his trou- governor of the ad district ‘which te h t h A 1bout to b \1q Spreads its feathers over Indiana ) "ni cf Was aoou yi S » 1 - . de rei} before the lsentucky, Ohio and W, Va. Cl tha nt ed. to hind what So our admen did ail right Lb aan xe : ish 7 They brough back a title. And of RI wrong cnirge. that pomna ol “Then. his daughter. in the north Jurse, thal compach. on nal of the state. drove into Supercharged Afgarage And the dealer =aid . : 2 - n ht a} : unde HOW DO YOU PUT more ste ou ough to : an nder- . > Oating b." He said it would be into a steak than is in a steak? ti JO » faia it 1 ! : 0 Lo Read it again. It's not a riddle Ny r 2 » [t's what they're trying to do at SHE TOLD her father. He hit Kingan s. iipe ceiling “Why that car wa The bovs are flving around in » ile al vay i "iW ats in tt} researc - usdercoated when 1 bought it. White coats in the research lab

80 he checked his dealer to find ot. And sure enough it was, and itohad cost $25. So there was a wanted to sell a ng she already owned, and couldn't use twn of. That's not onl=bad grammar, but it's even worse business ethics, Ld ” = WE'RE BACK to “Let the huver beware.” And the few who are soaking the public, are hurting thousands of honest business men, But much worse than destroying the value of the dollar is destroying the people who struggle for it. That, so the laundry man said, is worse than inflation and Stalin combined. It robs business of its most ‘priceless asset.

who some-

-man woman

Confidence. Where's the Steel? REMEMBER THE GUY who wanted a car after the war? He put his order in with several dealers. And when the dealers reported how many orders

they had waiting. it looked like a whale of the business. Then’ they began to find out that some of their customers had disappeared, got their cars other places. And waiting lists melted like ice cream cones in July. o u Ld THIS IS EXACTLY happening in steel. It's got whole industry confused. Under the Controlled Materials Plan a steel user is given an allotment, maybe 60 per cent of what

what's the

he used in the same period last vear, : Just a Little ‘ He is free to place the order : anywhere he thinks he can get tt. ED RUFFIN, top-rung voice of So. as I hear it, he orders three the NAM, who was here a [ow or four places days ago. was lobbing word shells ” » » into socialism’'s nest up in ChiTHIS PILE-UP of duplicate cago today. business is then relayed back to, He called it “socialism by the steel mills. And the figure stealth,” and tongue-lashed the knocks them for a loop. They/lax who are "willing io put up just can’t produce it, with just a little socialism.” What does it are the duplica-, 8.» = _ = tions. And the steel industry THEN HE REMINDED, "There doesn’t know where it stands. is no such thing as ‘just a little Neither do the manufacturers. Smallpox’. But I am assured that under! Seems to me I heard that line CMP, .the little guy should be before, but it wasn’t socialism or taken care—-of -because—his-share Snalipox. of the steel is somewhere in the country. Local Stocks and Bonds ” r BE oi a= ————— ——— a ——————————— 2 : o —Oct. H— HIS TRIC K is to find ut STOUKS Bid Asked where. So he spots his orders american ioan 3% ....... 96 " —_an at (PS 8 back American Staies com. ..... d38 ound—and that tak u Ack | Americah Siaie Tome neers A tn the guy who ordered cars Ayrshire Colleries com 101 18% F . *L. 8 Ayres 4'2% pld 12 ram three or four places After go, RR a Stock Yas pd... 65's the war : . Beit RR & Stk Yds com von 3% oe : i Boabs-Merrill com 13% The difference is that some of 3onhs-Merrill pid 4 74 : the hove forgot to cancel their" com dial Ng ated , Le 20 ders. And they get someone 2 Lgl | coe 20 5 rise's steel in additiot tn their Consolidates #in 5 pfd ..... i's wh Cont Car-Na-Va ses 1'a 1's wn, Cummins Eng com anys 44 4 ” ” ” Cummins: Eng pld . 8 16 "yt ’ Ie] nie com . 2a AND THAT makes a lot of Basar Ing 1 + ofd . 91 . Ys ryokan ay ao i Equitable Securit % : 3 hortage you hear about, But the Eduliable’ secunie” com’... trouble. as 1 hear it, isn't with |Family Pinance cen ...... 97 3 ee “ad Pamily Pinance 5% pfd .... 9% 100 eel, or the CMP. Hays Corp Did ww arsine %' . ’ + > le Hamilton g Co com RVI It's just people being people. alones Wi a ote Irn iw is Home T & T 5% pid ... 5 Hook Drug. Co com saer 11% 19 Ind Asso Tell 2 pd assis Jia JH Ind Asso Tell 2'3 ptd seas 48% Ind Gas & Water com e232 8 Ind Mich E! 4! a 2 . 97 101 ind Telephone 4 «93

Public spirited local ~ merchants, as an expression of goodwill, want you to reccive this lovely basket of gifts, of you have just moved to the city, are 0 New Mother or have just moved to a new adaress within the city. There's nothing to buy, No obligation. Phone your Welcome Wagon Hostess whose phone is listed below and orrange to receive these gifts.

oratory with an idea which promises, to put 15 per cent mare protein food in a teak. » ” = THEY ADD a concentrate such as is used in the “liquid meal.” It's as simple as that when vou do it with words, mére of a problem when vou do it with steaks. Morale is running high on the Kingan team. The first ad barrage in the Indiasapolis area raised sales of leading products from 15 to 20 per cent.

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AND ARTHUR GODFREY on

85 stations is bringing letters from meat brokers who want the

Kingan line. I'll let vou know more about how Arthur is doing in a few weeks.

But Kingan's is doing all right in the groove, and rolling

‘Yule’ Pay

THIS DOESN'T MEAN much now, but- it will later. About Dec. 20. There'll be no ceiling on Christmas trees. They'll be worth all you are willing to pay There are only three four big Christmas tree operators in the country, and they're whacking them down now, bundling them at sidings ready to ship. x = z= ~~ THEY'LL be $3 to time you tuck one into your car trunk and steal home night with it and hide it in the garage. Trees are-a big gamble. Some of the boys who set up little fir forests in parking lots haye had to burn left-overs by the car-load on Christmas anorning.

$5 by the

Indpls Ath Club Ttouity Coa’.. 80

{Indpis Pow & Lt com lg 343, {Indpls Pow & Lt pid 97a 98! indianapolis Water com 16/2 18 *Indanapolis Water 4's pfd ...100 {Indianapolis Water $e pid 100'a 1093 Kingan & Co com 44 47s *Kingan & Co pfd 64 663 0 Railways com 4 11%a 118 13a Gla 63%, 18% 105 os 063

pid : { 3 rap Malleable 127% 13% INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE e Cr 1 31, Llearings £0,472 Telephot® 5% pid “8 ebits SH I85,. 000 50 . o “Extra aivicend BONDS silen & Steen bs | American oan 428 >) American Security 5s 6 | Siesican Luin i 60 , ASLAN orly 5s o | Batesville Tele Co 4'as Defor me d -——

Bubner Fertilizer 8s 58 h of Com Bide 4'3¢ 61 Co umbia Club 3 > 3 itigens ind Tei seen | Equitable Secu Tittes es 's0 . 58 Hamilion sig Co 8s 65 or. 28

Indpls Paint Color 5= 64 100 indnis Publis loan 62 64 a8 fndpls Railways 5s 67 62 £5 on Ind Limestone 4: 75 $43 1 ’ e come ag Asso Tel ir 75 i K her Packing 4s 9 ay 3 Lantzenkamp Hs 53 . New York ® Memphis ® Los Angeles N [nd Pub Serv ies 73... 944 Toronto Paper Arts Co 5 58 ...... 81 08 Putlie Service 3'as 75. ........ 98 sons rague Devices 5s 80 ...... 25 PHONE TA. 2796 raction Terminal 5¢ 57 ...... 21 . a» 1 Pd ow - "~ 5 .

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hurch In Panel Talk

Far and Away—

TV. .AND THE HEARTH cleaning out the old ern, a beer dealer said in Chicago today. R. R Elgin

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corner tav-

Fowler, of

v EMMA: RIVERS MILNER, 1, , y i By Ins RIVER ya! ER i. told National Beer Wholesal1 : : Ministers had better get down &'S Association convention dele- : : gales that pop prefers to sip his to earth and take an active part paar at home and avatch the in politics fights in the living room. Beer And they ought to urge their dealers’ sales salvation lies in op i > narishioners to-do likewise x tting ore beer into the home, ; = Mr. Fowler said. Despite empty A papel of speakers laymen, taverns. the public stil buys 87 ministers and state political party million, barrels of beer a vear, his

hairmen

made these two pain

ts figures s

hao€ked

and others in a discuszion ves- Hamm r Blows terday of "What Should Be the iE . Minister's Relationship to Poli ALBERT LYNN, gasoline stati It was sponsored by the tion operator, has three weeks to Butler School of Religion dig up a-$150 fine assessed for an The panel expressed disapoof I : attack of hammeritis, Lynn told proval of the cleric who holds an. Yi 2011 ¢ A . rt 1loof from politics, who consid- @ San: Juan Bautista. Cal, cou

lefiling and fit fo

shunned.

only

They gave their blessing to mininto the state {political chairmen expressed their

isters who toss their hats the political ring. Toward end of the discussion, the about President Tru nomination of G 3 ambassador to the Vat

opinions man s Clark

Church

Panel speakers included: Ir Havmaker Democratic chairman; Cale J. Holder, publican state chairman Howard J. Baumgartel secretary of the Indianapoli Church Federation, and -Dr. Gr ver Ll... Hartman. federation service secretary. Lloyd 8S. Waik er. School of Religion student served as moderator,

and Party Leaders

Mark

a painting in art

State

executive

sOCial

SET ORIN mere: unclean i be

trucks parked free in his highway station while their drivers ate next door. Lvnn said he smashed windows, fenders and body of one of the trucks and followed up with a rat-tat-tat on the air compressor, hood and engine. Dam- - age was estimated at $R00 ' ” ” ”

WHAT

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be tha

appeared to

and SicKle emblem

1ssia on sail of a ship in a exhibit plunged Angeles, (Cal. councilmen - dav in heated contre art. Cou: letters protest

S someone spotted

1.08 toversy 1weilmen were flooded with ing the picture after the emblem. 5 » on PAUL. GLENN JR. 17 will face charges of recklessly driving a horse.when he is released from a Baltimore hospital.

Paul's horse

a Waticer ut first ied not to. oiided with a car and Paul and grant the request of a Butler stu ' A oP driver of the car were charged dent that Mr. Hayvmaker and Mr : a older give Jaymaier ang Me, with reckless driving. Someone > = dis r leai aul wasn't driving. A mag appointment of an ambassador | aid Pau! wasnt 4riy RE. to the Vilican istrate pointed out the jaw spet “You KHOW what ‘these two fies thal anyone riding an animal L 19 8 { . ; . “ahs be =ub t } rules ol gentlemen think and we will talk Sra 2 ibject to the rul D 3 "0 about that tomorrow in our small -\n® 02d. : ” » u group meetings when we thrash Jog TENE : RL. LL. NTE, Spanish out other questions touched on ANGEL. L.A FU¥ TF. ! s todav" ha said seaman, likes the U. 8. but i St Ch ks as if ‘I have t a But the student was insistent looks as if hell have to le oain fo . cand airy eR and the political chairmen 382IN. A federal grand Hy showed no reluctance whatever terday in Camden. N. J nae to talk. him for landing on the East Both said the same thing in COast as a stowaway. He was ir} ene wrt 7 %¢ QT substance—that they felt sure the Picked up as a stowaway in 1947 move was beinz. made to gain and deported. Next vear back he information for the United Came as a seaman and overstaved States and that there was no his leave and was deported. He

thought of furthering the inter ests of any religious organization.

..returned in 1249 and overstaved, jumpifig overboard from the shin

ais : t! was to take him home. He Missionaries Helpful f . was placed on another ship and Mr. Holder added that during deported to Spain. A month later

World War II in the Pacific

for the U. 8. Mr. Havmaker added

a religious question as a politica one. The complete accord the two political sat beside each other, another by their first names seemed to he almost friends. characterized panel discussion. When it was seemed to feel agreement, a little heat have added a tang. preachers

the over, a

that a little dis

\hout office

running fo Dr. Hartman thought i all right but said it wa better to be the pastor of a pre cinct com Beeman than a cinet committeeman. Dr. Baumgartel

was

urged tha

ministers hold non-partisan politi-

cal meetings in their churches warkshops discussions, as clearing houses of information. Same Values Prevail “I believe in the separation of church and state.” he said, “but not in separate values for man

and church. The church -has to be

critical and vet it should giv praise where praise is due.” “Ministers should sons to enter political life,” wa Dr. Hartman's comment, “WW need politics,” he added can we carry on without politics?" Mr. Haymaker recalled an usual situation in where the Democrats have lost a national. state or for 20 vears. county chairman planation of this and man said: “We be a less

election the for an

the

ex chair do not permit precinct committeeman he is a leader in his community.

Dr. Baumgartel brought hearty

laughter when he quietly: “The average

pretty good politician.”

remarke

Theater he noticed that longtime mis- o sionaries in the area proved to be very valuable intelligence contacts

that the

ambassadorship was not so much

bheiween chairman who called one and ; intimate whole

would

pre-

inspire per“How government

unDayton, O.,

county He asked

anybody to

in his church

minister is a

Gloucester, N. J. » » HEYERDAHL, Nortakes the witness today in a Hollywood 8nuCourt to defend himself $150,000 damage suit movie of the

he landed at THOR weign scientist, stand perior against a resulting from a Kon-Tiki expedition he led across the Pacific on a raft. Mrs. Arlette Reasin of Tahiti has charged him and RKO Studios with snowpictares of her hula in the “Kon-Tiki" without her

ing movie OK.

listener

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PEGGY ELLSWORTH—"T'lI

make good."

PEGGY ELLSWORTH, Michigan in 1947, was to in Chicago narcotics eourt today on A charge of disorderly con duct. She convinced an officer she no longer used drugs. which charge brought her arrest prevjously. S8he was picked up for being in company of known drug addicts.

Miss appear

Legal Notices

NOT 1c E OF REDEMPTI ION THE CITY OF BOONVILLE. INDIANA 1 Electric Utility Bonds, Dated June 15, 1941 of the following described Eleciric CU ¥ Revenue Bonds, Issue of June 15, 1941, of the City of Boonville, Warrick County, Indiana NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE

To Ho

‘ « Local Produce

Butterfat—Premium, 60c Egen— 48¢c 30c

regular. 57e Grade A large, dic: Grade B lar and Grade A medium 52¢; no sTage

O00 THE CITY

HUNDRED TEN THOUSAND §110.000) Dollars Electric Utility Revenue Bonds. dated June 15, 1941, of the denomination of $1000 each. numbered from 276 to 385. all numhers inclusive, pavable serially in e Numerical order on June 1 in each of the vears 1959 to 1963, bearing interest at the rate of 3's«’» per annum, payable i

Poultrv—Fowis., 4'3 Ibs and over. 23c; avnually June 1 and December 1, are ne under 4'; lbs. and Leghorns 16e. eocks/called for payment in hoth principal and stags, 15c. and No. 2 poultry, 4¢ less and interest a will be redeemed by the than No. 1 City of Boonville, Indiana, at 1027. of sss—— {ld AE YI LY) of on December 1. 1051 Said bonds be redeemed at the U. s. Statement Continental! Illinois National Bal Y Trust Company of Chicago, Illinnjs. iinidv - . 4 ers of the aforesaid bonds are furiher WASHINGTON. Oc: 2b Un Snvern notified that if said bonds are no: pre oat or TR ie oul ted for redempt n or hefore the rent fisca year through Oct. 22. con Gate of ” Pogue ROR on or efore i pared with a YS. Last Year ‘Nterest shall cease to rin on‘ and after 4 hn" r Expenses 3 18.680.004.230 3 11.084.771.p15 SIC dale sordar i ce 14.195.434 062 10.770,724.09%9 I'h ice Is JXiven in accordance with 4.492.660.1688 284 047.416 the Reso ition for redemption passed by ! 4.401.998.1233 1.331,924.480 the Common Couneil of the City of BoonPublic Debt 257.052 121 197 256.741 345 682 Ville a {ts meeting held October 16, 1951 Gold Res 22.144.377.902 23.291.128.173 OVS G. RUDOLPH, - Mavor

ETHEL BARCLAY, Clerk-Treasurer OF BOONVILLE, WARRICK COUNTY, INDIANA

Approximately 20 Ton

1200 E. Maryland St.

REINFORCING BARS

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Qpen to Inspection at Our Yard

‘AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

Structural Quality s~-40 to 50-ff. Lengihs

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_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ Sa

YOU BE THE JUDGE—Miss St. Cyr (left) says her net bra and panties costume is just as proper as’the Bikini bathing suit (right). What do you think?

STRIP TEASER Lili St. Cyr that m m ush last wee returned to swank Ciro's night Cirn's ow , Herman Hovi ed Lili's £35000 - a - week club in Hollvwond last night, but h nitce was raided he ant her curves cautiously ad: it day a ‘ hidden from a big audience of stripper made some chan Lili sherri deputies and celebrities. and Haver are scheduled t to enter Officers were sprinkled throughout plea n court tomorrow on the club. to make sure she didn't charges that her first show was repeat the bubble bath show too risque the business. celebrities Scre the actress wa si 3 dr: k to their CommunistRICHARD DIX IP, 153 and rus ry and only the guide

wife, Jo-Ann, who filed a paternity escaped, the guide said suit against him - before the) Ee ow iol were wed this month, are the new WESTERN ACTOR Tim Holt parents of a son, The baby was Was free under $2500 bail today born Friday in Santa Monica pending re turn Cal. Mr. Dix. son of the late film to Little -Rock r' te ns 5 star Richard Dix, and his 16-year. A > answer old bride explained to juvenile 32 perjury charge. court they were Sey in love He surrender>d y 4 tho £7 but their families obiected to *0 he : their marriage “rhe paternity ofhce in suit was: dismissed. wand esterday » 2 2 n awarra t HONEY BLOND lirina. Step- rom Little Roe Kk nickova, Czech film beauty, has Ch argi ior rRTiely

been dragged at gun-point from

swearing he lived

the U. S. zone of Germany back to her Tran Curtain home, it was in Arkansas 99 Tim Holt reported today. The actress, who days before ap . h ~ {ivaorce from his

appears briefly in the nude in her plying for a dive

latest film waded a frontier wife, A degree perijut stream into Bavaria, according carries a penalty of 15 to the man who guided her. As vears in prison under Arkansas she, her 3-vear-old son and three jaw, others reached free soil, Czech * =» = border guards fired into the air. SCREEN “tough guy’ Kawrence - ——— Tierney was arrested on a drunk charge last night Plant a Shade atter Ne alleged

: entered a bail Tree, for Only $2 Stet: SY oF fered , to whip Make your home attrac- anvone in the tive . «2. : : house Police Indianapolis said Tierney, Ar

Help keep

beantiful : rested 13 times Plant 4 shade tree . .. RN Seven years ha . : gave his occupaThe Times Plant-A-Tree tion as “a bun . i i -~ L wii Club will furnish that tree . tise Fy 3) Following for - for only §2. Th vert ay . 3\ Tie . pareinol ex How to obtain your tree Mr. Tienes cursions he was for the rediiced price—with taken to a phyvchopathic ward for nothing else to do—turn to treatment after his brother IkKd- : ; 2. ward, said the actor was “a sick boy.” Heads Korea Division —— y TOKYO oct. 2¢ (vp Brig. Shafer’s Ideal Beach Gen. Thomas J..Cross. has been To Get New Name named commanding general of ; State Srey ' ried imes e Serviee the 3d U. 8. Infantry Division in MONTICELLO. Oct. 24 Ideal Korea succeeding Maj. Gen. Beach will become Indiana Beach Robert H. Soule, the STH Army Nov. 1. announced today. Tom E.| Spackman, manager -——t— said he feels Ing HeW name. for Local Truck Grain Prices the resort on Lake Shafer better - . ——— EXPpresses ly prestige the vacaTruck wheat. $230 . as ear Ww {8 True) ry I corn. $1.40 tion spot has ea ned during 1 New No 2 yellow corn, $i 60 phenomenal growth from a lakeCR am side pop stand 25 years ago

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gr WEDNESDAY, OCT, 24, 1051

About People

Truman

Truman Mrs.

Pres. PRESIDENT TRUMAN relaxed at the National Symphony Orchesin Washington, D. (

‘

tra concert

last nignt, joined by Mrs. Truman. He applauded heartily at the performance of Tsehaikowsky's Fourtn Symphony and cello réndition pb Dyorak's: 4B Minor Toncerto. : a u o CHARLES FREIZLINGER, 18 of Chicago. believes he's the Army's voungest master sergeant. With 13 months’ Korean combat and three Purple Hearts the sergeant was wounded three times and narrowly" escapes death five: times while serving

with -the-5th Cavalry Regiment. = " "

CLAIRE YOUNG, up hei

}. of Chi

cago, who gave American

National Income Tops $274 Billion Mark

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (UP National income reached a adjusted annual 0.000.000 in. the vear, the Com- » Department reported today department's office sc Keonomics 5

cedin

seasonably rate

of. $274 second

arter of

this

of said this billion ing auarte was than 2 per mpa with an advance of 3; per cent in the first quarter and an averas larter!y » of more . d per cent 1g 1950

represents a * the pre ize less

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Relieve it or not, there's an

and nickels for larger coins .

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nickels. Because of the metal scarcity, the banks don't have enough to go around. Will you help

at vour bank for convenient handling

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citizenship to marry a former Italian missionary priest, today obtained the last document needed for the marriage ceremony. Miss Young said she and Luciana Negrini,.42, would be married “very shortly.” “She received the document from the U., S. Consulate in Milan, Italy. ” » ”

A ROYAL CANADIAN MOIUNTIE today searched Pitt Lake, B. C., for a gold prospector who disappeared 15 months ago seeking a legendary creek lined with gold, Alfred Gaspard, 60 trekked into the mountain' wilds, convinced he had a to the lncation -of the “Lost Creek Mine.”

clue

, The legend began in 1890 when an

Indian’ displayed virgin gold in British Columbia without divulging where he got it hefore he was hanged for murder, u » « 0 n + Ams HARRY CLIFFORD of Be Ala. once paralyzed hy arthritis, found she could walk today, thanks an automobile ace ident ;

"MRS.

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Hog Trading Rather Slow Here; Prices Dip 25 to 50 Cents

WR trading vas rather slow

at the Cai nd Stockyards today. IN Choice [ight and medium weight barrows and gilts dro} ped 25-50 - cents. sin yesterday, Bulk 17 240 pound hogs went at $10.75 to $20 - Sows were weak to 25 centa lower than yesterdav's averages

with choice 300-125 pounders go-

ng at 17.50 tn £18.25 The market for steers and heifers was actiye, unchanged since vesterdan with choice to prima

1167-pound steers selling at $37.30

Cows were up 50 cents over vesterdav's price Staughter lambs were up 50

cents white slaughter ewes were WM) cents | han vesterd 5 . - a 5 t ows and y 30 s w cave elie ’ 1M tn 240 ne 4 ang a 50 Vine 3 240 8

( eo 0 2lves y ’ v change NL hg 4 5 € good 8 i xed vearlings 4 t

el e335 40 §00d 53 $33 Sheep 1000. active. slausg r lan f 0 cents umiity sidered e 33150. go ' $30 to § e wooed po H 0 334.58 cheice and prime $33 50 goad and choice £30 50. shorn pool lambs no. ona »ei'e $2080 to 33150 slaughter sway

5% cents lower at $8 te 314.50

acute shortage of pennies and

? Trade in your pennies - and please: get coin wrappers

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