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HAVE YOU TRIED to buy-a pumpkin?

So did everybody else. This is the biggest Halloween

One mother hunted the town over, and found only two, confusion today.

big as washtubs. She hollowed them out and warned the children not to “fall in.” At some roadside stands, cars were lined up for a half mile. = » EJ BUT THERE'S MORE than Halloween in the pumpkin shortage. Spook Day only made it worse. But the canners got there first. And they've been canning pumpkin like mad.

" n ” A. A. (BUD) IRWIN, who calls himself “the pumpkin man’ at the A. & P.. told me pumpkins have been a bad gamble for farmers, no contracts with the canncrs. So the farmers dribbled seed in fence corners, in odd places, just to have a few around for Halloween and the holidays. s = 2 THE PUMPKIN BINGE really startea last year. Shelves got cleaned out. No carry-over. And this year the farmers didn’t plant half enough for pies and boo-to-you faces, So if you have a pumpkin face, all neatly carved, don’t put it out In the yard. Somebody will snatch it for a pie. Double, Plus MARMON - HERRINGTON gave the official word today on its contract for crash trucks, and pencils began to fly.

couple of months ago put the

That's why there aren't any whing-ding in years.

good. old A. T. & T.. with Metropolitan Life running second. ” ” " HOW BIG is A.T. & T.” There are 58 companies in the billion dollar class. And the first nine are non-manufacturing. Both A. T. & T. and Metropolitan are over the ten-billion mark. In straight manufacturing GM is tops, with U, 8S. Steel on its heels, But steel has more invested than GM. It just doesn't handle as many bucks.

Tattle-Sox

HOLEPROOF'S Gus Frankel is crawling with ideas. Either that or he's shedding a crop of publicity bucks. re Now he says a man can't lie about where he's from. His socks will tell on him, at a glance.

"THY, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

By Conflicting U. 3. Statemen

By DAVID WATSON Indianapolis businessmen staggered sthrough a maze -of.tax

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They were pressed on one side .G by new tax regulations which ‘go ITE 4 into effect tomorrow On the j ther ‘they were lost amid con- gg flicting statements issued by fed- Ye eral officials. Government directives require’ inventories on some items be prepared tonight so new excise taxes can be imposed tomorrow, But some firms declared they were still at a loss on tax application procedure. Major problem was whether taxes should be applied to items now in the stores or to goods purchased after tomorrow. Await Directives Some merchandising officials impatiently awaited Office of Price Administration directives to tell them whether they can also raise

their sales prices to absorb the # : $3 3 cost of imposing new taxes a A week-end statement issued JUST TURN THIS KNOB—Two physicians a

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|Love, also pastor of the Eo {Christian Church, Washington, to 4 speak on the assembly i,

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Today +Business Tax Confusion Plagues Business Here a Canners Took Leftin Air =). Pumpkin Toll

By Harold Hartley

Disciples to Open Area Assembly Here Tonight

Disciples of - Christ from all parts of Indiana and from southern Michigan are gathering today for the Area Assembly of their International Convention in the Murat Theater. The assembly will open tonight and close Friday night. It is one of. 17 such conventions taking

place, this autumn, instead of the usual annual meeting of the Inter- ?

national Convention in one city. Dr. John W. Love, an

will give the opening address tonight at 7:30 in the theater. Dr.

Pa., will

theme: “The Assurance of Things

Hoped For.”

Banquet Friday

| A laymen’'s banquet Friday night in the Central Christian Church and one for women held simultaneously in. the Third Christian Church will highlight the assembly sessions. Evening’

The boys from the northern and by OPS told businessmen they vention give exhibitor Charles Freeman a chance to show how his X-ray unit works. Dr. Walter L. addresses in the theater, special

eastern states wear regular length socks, no shorties with bare skin showing when they cross their Knees, Le » ” o ” THE SOUTHERNERS like cotton and rayon. in short socks. And wool gets the nod from California, the north and the east. As for those noisy patterns, the southerners and westerners eat ‘em up. But most guys have trouble keeping 'em up, any color, any style. : They wear their garters too long. until the stretch is gone. And down come the socks.

figure at $10 million. But I can'Sad Socks-

tell you it’s double that, plus two or three million more.

" » 5 » A“CRASH TRUCK" is a swifty on the landing field, jumping to the rescue like a jackrabbit over plowed fields, through fences, water ditches. It's got to get there, and it does. It has a powerful air foam nozzle on the roof, with ground sweeping sprays to extinguish gasoline from crashed plane tanks. And hose equipment boxed handily in the sides. = = ns WITH THIS CONTRACT, Marmon-Herrington is in 4he groove again. Look for more enmployment, fatter pay envelopes (overtime , and its biggest hustlebustle in years. Life's: repeating itself at the plant. The company's first contract 20 years ago, was with the Afr Force. That was trucks, too, for refueling.

Just for Joe

JOE WEILER who lives at 1643

leGrande, would like to know, the red carpet for his Ford agency washers. floor polishers, food MARRIAGE LICENSES At General—Clarence. Angeline Manns please, who makes $2.80 an hour? out in Broad Ripple Friday. He'll choppers and grinders Henry PF 40. Pranklin: Christine At Methodist—Paul. Anna leach; R Which is Joe's way of telling take it up Friday night, and un- Garbage disposal units hit®the .,Cu* ! Shirley’ Peaveler, = Kenneth. Cl me that he ‘knows more about roll it again Saturday. Then the tax list in the company of power 2 20, 1108 hE Bey- Edith whose: ack. Mary’ ‘Ann what people make than I do. Mayor will come out with a pair lawn mowers, electric sheets. He U. 8. Air Force. Mary obi vuliam, Marina Zenor; Donald

HERE'S THE CATCH. The guy takes his check down to Sam's bar and slaps it on the damp mahogany. He says, “There's my

», ’ an » , » » ( week's pay. Not bad’ [Rasmussen Sr. 31, were wounded) Next time it will go like this: |. STATION HIGH LOW The bartender’'s eyes pop. He June 12 by Alvin C. Rasmussen,| At $2500 salary. nothing; $3000, | 13 (Atlanta ta picks up a pencil stub, divides by prominent North Side construc- $66: $3500. $158: $4000. $249+C . :.-100, axerrsan BES 5 » : : : : ’ y “1D At m cone de 40 hours, and he comes out with tion engineer, in their home on $4500, $341; $5000, $424. Eastern Ind Tele 8 td’. 91 ht i 0 $3.40 an hour. Rainbow Lane near Indian Lake. The tax-due figure will be even Edy ‘able Secuniies com ... 38 e £2 7 2 s E ble Securities prd .... 94 ) 30 ¢ And that. 1 think is where it. After the shooting, the 61-year- higher in 1952. after the law has Faaily Finance cc» «37 i 8 4 started, that $2.80 an hour-and- old grandfather ran out of the run a full 12-month course. a Sve... 2 ae oH up stuff. house and killed himself. He had Pay checks will show the dif- Hamiiton Mig Co com yt, Paul 3 31 Sorry, Joe driven to his son's home after ference right away. Typical with- Home ue tro cons 19 [Onobe City : 3 irda 5 ‘ = Hook 8 Cor 8 34 8 Charlie's $100 Million killing his wife in their home, holding schedules under old and Ind Ass Tell 2 pd i9% | Pittshursh 0 0 5135 Central Ave. new rates for a family of four{ltd Aso Tell Da pid ......... 83s 225 Prancieco fo 5 I TALKED -WITH Charlie Jamie was taken to Ft. Harri. are these: - {Ind Mich EI 4% ofd J WR DO a 2B = a - n ® y Sil 5 Buesching. He was happy as a son Hospital for emergency treat- $50 salary, none; at $60, $1.70 Indpls Ath. Club Realty Co... 80 es 1% iim a — ad boy with a new fishin’ pole. ment, then to Methodist Hospital. 0ld rate, $1.90 new; at $70 salary, [n9pis Bow & Lb com ne Bae L | P He's a big-timer in Hoosier He was transferred to Rilev Hos- $3.50 old rate, $3.90 new; at S80, Indianapolis Water som ;i8 . 18 LOCA roduce : ‘ + « . ~ x » 1 te banking, and is president of the pital June 27. : £5.30 old rate, $5.90 new; at $90 InGIANAPOLLS Ware Les Ta 1060s 10phy | meee e————— Lincoln National up in Ft. Wayne. - AEA HORA, $7.10 old rate, $7.90 new; at $100, : insan & co com 6." sary Ruttertat_bremium, si, fesular, Sie His bank just zipped past the ’ £9.20 old rate, $10.20 new Ine Vays com =~. 4 48¢. and Grade A medium 52. no srade Malu * Y hod : 1 Prat 1 I 10 1! 00 _” . £100 million-mark., That makes Hadacol Co. » Check If a taxpayer counts his income a yin 1 ® com 112 17° Poultry ~Fowls. 43 Ibs and over 23c " . wy z - 3 - . y t 15 5 L Tr ! . . Lincoln National the biggest bank To Policemen Bounces in the hundreds of thousands, the fob Co 20 vom go net ahs. fos. ang gashornis. 16e: cocks in the state outside of Indian- OKLAHOMA CITY. O 7 tax law puts a limit on what he Majtis Azphalt ‘e 8% than No 1 * as - ] gmes com (n ) 17 ——— - m———— apolis. (UP) A $155 check : yt b must pay. For the year 1951 the Nat Homes ota 03 * a nu = 20 policemen her c f CY. Y limit is 87.2 per cent. After this ¥ Ind Pub Jey 90 hia ha u. S. Statement CHARLIE chuckled, “Now 1 Biare Co ere from the Le year and until 1954, the limit will | N ind Pub Sery 42 pid hd — pi —_ . y ) . Mallory : can quit work.” But 1 know. bet- ;,.. - ~ rp. manufacturers of po gg per cent. ‘The tAXPAYET bronress Laundry com ....... WASHINGTON. Oct. 31 (UP)—Governter. He'll never quit. He keeps -Adacol, proved to be worthless: Koeps th mainder Pub Serv of Ind com - 28%, | ment. expenses and receipts for the cur-' '. quit. ps The officers were sent the- eeps e re . Pub Serv of Ind 3'; ptd .. 84 rent fiscal vear through Oct. 29 compared building his town and his bank. po.’ "CUE t for thel ®" It could be worse. In 1944 and Ross Gear Tool com =... [THE RE eS ear Last Y y Po . : |*Se er-Ci 1 . a And if some of the local bankers (; .* o P yment for their ser- 1945 the limit was 90 per cent. So Ind G&E com Expenses ... 810.50 00 30 SL ote ap aren't watchful, in a few years he s during a recent Hadacol po vt tbo re {50 Ind GSE $35 Did Receipts 14,781511,038 ° 11,201.506.443 Tv : : medicine show here. When cashed f Boney yan Ca Detiont 1.384 01301 189.201 821 may ‘edge past one or two of ae A ay Stokely-Vaa, Camp pit Cash Balance 4.097,324.846 ,161.638,325 th the t the check was returned. Bank of- Taxpayer Sues After Tanner & Co Slate pid 100 Publi Debt 258.290.160.355 258.874.925.287 . em on e turn. . . Terre Haute Malleable Gold ra my ay - dD ! y : ficials said the makers of fhe Fall C h jeire Hayle Mal =: If old Reserve 22.233,405,179 23,289,176,852 Up in Ft, Wayne pedple like to widely-advertised patent dicing all at Courthouse United Telephone 5% pid ... 98 pe pank. with. Charlie. He's a soft ) sed patent medicine ho Union T'tle crix 80 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE - coll donk h had closed their account. A visit to the Marion County = “Extra dividend ' Clearings . $ 11,801,000 Ey re wat ray ! ye Courthouse wound up in multiple EE a Month's ‘clearing 208.043.000 / riendly, a} : troubles, a taxpayer complained jin, & Speen os ogc: F , 3 2u8.842,000, [Month's d 2.208, and it's fun to do business wits Abandon Burning Ship ‘today ! P y Pp can Security 5s % : auth debits IE the . 50 -

him.

Who's Biggest?

WHAT ELSE do men do at luncheons? They “argue. What's the biggest football stadium, and who

« biggest business jn the U. §.-

It's that last one I can answer. The Business Library Bays it's t you thought it was, the

WHAT DO AMERICAN girls have on their British sisters?

Stockings, for one thing, better s

made. od I'm not sticking my neck into international relations on such a delicate premise. But I know a guy who is. He is |Frankel, president of Holeproof Hosiery. { Ed = » HE SAID THE BRITISH gals would have better looking legs if their stockings fit. He-added that British hosiery for women are too tight at the top, too long, and they run at a whisper. | And I guess that's why Americans come back telling what fine features the British girls have

They've been SPIE their « faces, and for reason.

‘Blue Room’

I'M INTRIGUED. I have a hard-paper invitation to Dan Rohvans’ opening out in Broad Ripple. He's getting ready to roll out

regain full use of his legs and arms.

n n "= JAMIE and his father, James

% HALIFAX, N. 8, Qct. 31 (UP)

~—An enginé room explosion set fire to the Panamanian Freighter Ottinge early today. The crew abandoned ship, but two men were missing. .

Local Truck Grain Prices Truck wheat, $2.30. fe

New No. 2 white corn. t1 58 New No. 2 yellow corn, $1 38

ts, #he. Sovbeans, $273. 2

Gustave

could take the usual profit markup allowed when new taxes were levied, Another official clared no mark up will be permitted. Prices can be increased to pass the tax along from manufacturer to retailer to consumer,

‘Strictly on Your Own'—

vesterday de-

but no profit will be added. By CARL HENN In school, you're always at the This tax passing can only be Dr. Albert Christian Yoder, 84- mercy of the Board.’ done if the law does not specifi- AI began thinking about it’

cally prohibit it. vear-old Goshen Physician, is _no Only the man in the street Slave knew. where he stood today. His ~The man whom Indiana State expenses have been kicked -up- Medical Association delegates this stairs by the new tax law. week named “General Practitioner al Cigaret Costs Up of the Year in Indiana” did not If he is-a -smoker, his cigaret Nave the classic boyhood ambi-

costs have gone up one cent a tion to be a doctor. : Until I was a married man,

pack and 10 cents on the carton. sarly 30 vears old.” fid D The smokes which once cost him a ap en fond ors $1. fH COR : 3 191 a carton will now cost him anvthing but a teacher.”

: . But he switched plans after But if he is a fan of plug chatting with a fellow educator twist, bulk tobacco or snuff. he go; a summer evening in Bloom-

gets a break. The producer's tax ington, where both wre attendon these items has been dropped ing school in vacationtime to get

to tradition.’ from Goshen.

to be a doctor.” Awarded Degree

After’ “receiving his

in Chicago and, in

of Medicine.

and

to interne.

from the old rate of 18 cents a AB degrees. ' butter.” pound to 10 cents, and this sav- Vv & ing will be passed.on te the user, Veds Student OPS officers said. At that time, Dr. Yoder already A major wallop was dealt those was principal of Vincennes High Who like a little nip now and guna, where he had married one then, One of the stiffest increases = _ | . ~ : of his students, Flo Marie Brookie.

of the new tax law is assigned to liquor. The tax on distilled spirits His companion in Bloomington ha: upped $1.50 a gallon. Was principal of Lafavette High ases, dependent on School. content, have been ‘He said he didn't

place on a farm County,

down to general practice

alcoholic want to go

caped the tax collector's eve have least, you're strictly on your own. in that capacity. made their appearance on excise ~~ . lists, It is’ going to cost the householder more to buv a fan. a IN INDIANAPOLIS clothes dryer, door chimes, dish A »

Kson

over so i 3 rear: Beit RR & Stk Yds com... .. 34! rie ——— mething like this last year: Be k Yd “I Precipitation 24 Dre. end

i "| Bobbs-Merrill com . 13% At $2500 salary, nothing; $3000, Bobbs-Merrill pid 4%... 1.07% Total precipitation since Jan. 1 $56: §- Hy 912. Central Soya . 394 413, Deficiency since . 1 6; $3500, $134; $4000, $213; ber of Commerce com... 21 yp —r—

$4500, $291; $5000, $361. The following

95 "ture in other citi

B. zoology from Indiana University, he went to Rush Medical School 1902, awarded the sheepskin of Doctor

7:30 a. m. Trace 0 75

said. fhe white-haired gentleman Finally, 1 decided

was

Dr. Yoder never was an interne. “At that time,” he said, “it was optional with vou whether or not I had one child, another on the way, so I thought I'd better look out for bread and

and

Dr. Yoder looked over the prospects at Goshen, near his birthin Lagrange and promptly. -settled

The years since have produced much work and many rewards, respect and honor from his fellow physicians and the regard of his friends and neighbors in northern Indiana. He has twice been named

assigned to wines. on teaching,” Dr. Yoder remi- president of the Elkhart County Householders Hard Hit nisced. “He told me, ‘Medicine Medical Society making him the Gadgets which heretofore es- isn’t such a bad profession. At only man to serve more than once

Quite sad, but quite true. of scissors and snip the ribbon. spreads, ice cream freezers and Be: 1 Southeastern; Mary Ar St Francis. It seems I strummed out a dis: 4x ISN'T FORGETTING that Pants pressers. Wal Alanon: Nr Tern cord on wages. 1 said they .,. p,q is the fashion award If the now battered tax payer cia)" 130° E Washington: | Ropert. Sanh Boor: couldn't harvest broomcorn in... "oo he has-signed up Miss VANS to light that cigar which A Arvade Atwe 617 N. Riley Ave '| ginia Muse. Ra Illinois because the corn cutters ..... writ hel runner-up for the COS him more, he will do it with ~r ; prmst Fhaayed At Col Al tossed off their buck-an-hour ye” 1 ono title. to be official ® lighter which now carries a 15 520 Bacon: Delores “alien, Helen M fobs to rack up $2.80 per hour in, oo co : per cent tax on the price tag. . 18 1321 8. Reisner; Af General—Oscar factories. Then his letter. added, almost Car Accessories Upped HEN. Missourt At Methodist “Roy, R : or. i 4 7 And so it goes into new car Ff 25. 1116 N. Missouri de vie: AND JOE SAID, “Hold it — a 8 confidential Wiispet be Suk taxes, Bodies from sevem per 4 Jie Bay vei Ry aa am, : $2.80 where?” Room.” Ill bet that won't be Cent to 10 per cent; accessories *’ sefs. 22. 13032 Mill: Dorothy ira Francis — Kul And that put me on the prowl... ..g,,., upped to eight per cent from the William Peck. 18 633 W. Vermont: Mild-| Donald, Mary Sache David Made among the personnel boys, my ‘mpeieil pe a lineup. There ©ld five per cent rate, and the tax I IS. oe DIA i veima ACS vi , face getting redder with every always is Ra which climbed from nothing to 15 , PAF 30. 2612 N. Capitol Ave Bes pnrem's Robert. step. Here's what I found. . — per cent on mechanical pencils A Bem ens Mae Rar Aa Gel Dunlan: Coa) At the Allison plant where ev- and pens. DIVORCE SUITS FILED John, Mildred Ogle. © re. Wamn erybody thinks the paychecks But i : . . ia Stel luce 15. Rscer e oo —— etd a ones ROSIIUSSEN Boy |, Bur he wate a oes mtr vio frm pes, is gets about $2.27. If he works the Is Sent Hom should show a seven per cent drop vs bert Parsons. C Rainn Baer, | vascular % 20 19:1 Yaness ate wy Jelck, it's Sea. d. $2.50 e in price. The excise tax has been &. iy Cs. ee Th SLE Olive, JAICinoma nd that ain’t, as Joe said, $2.§ ; removed from that item. a Vestor a tm of an hour. From Hospital A little further help is given the Ru — ! . 0 E Maple : 8 8 8 FIVE-YEAR-OLD Jamie Ras- purse with removal of admissions BIRTHS 48. at St. Vincent's, BUT HERE'S WHAT happens. mussen, victim of his grand- taxes to athletic contests spon- ; Boys - -, t 233 Eastern, cardioMove in close. Suppose a guy father's shooting spree more than sored by elementary and high BE A Daa els 1514 Draper, carmakes on $2 an hour, five eight- four months ago, is back home schools. Gate taxes will remain irors Aaricima Langdon; Dr. Carl —_— our days. That's $80 in the pay- from the hospital. with college events and profes. — — — m0 CLUBS check. He checked out of Riley Hos- siondl sports. Altar Society of St Then he works Saturday at pital yesterday. The big blast for Mr. Citizens Local Stocks and Bonds Fifa, 20m time and a half. That shoots the The boy has partly recovered will come next March. That's On Wcheck to $104. And-if he works from the paralyzing effects of when income taxes are due. Fl | Bie asked Official Weather : Sunday at double time, that jacks bullet wounds in his neck. He is Example Cited Arerioan Stes com 44 UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU the weekly take up to $136. now able to move his fingers, and! If he has a typical family of fisan Sp nn i i8 —Oet. 31, 1951— ¢ San doctors hope he will be able to Wife and two children, he forked 5, phe dias 0% ea 182,, Sunrise 6:13 | Sunset 443

2.66

Jable shows the tempera8.

merican Loan 4%s

i : | A i Realtor James Teetors related Basgain Morly 5s 61 .. | Batésville Tele Co 4'as

[he had to go to the County Treas-| Bunner Fertilizer 5s 58 lurer's office Aug. 2 to pick up his Gh of Com, Bldg 4522 61...

fall tax statement because it had Citizens Ind Tel 4'28 61

THINKING OF

not been mailed to him CEN Re PHONE: MArket 350 p ‘ amilion 8 Co 5s 6! . : ! : rket 3501 As he left the Courthouse, he {iif} Bible fain ‘he 8"! 8 " stumbled on a broken step and (ndvls Railways 5s 67 .... 5: THOMSON & MSKIN Ind Lithestone 4s 75 +94 62 snapped a bone in his left foot, Ind Asso Tel 3s 175 97 M NNON

Kuhner Packing 4s 59 he said. . Langsenkamp 5s 58 ay on Mr. Teetors today sued the N Ind Pub ‘Serv ales 73 5 EAST MARKET STREET |

0 X County gCommissioners for $2500 |Putlie Service 3's 75... rague Devices 5a 80 3

damages in Superior Court 4, ~~ {3Biague Devices 5s 8

BROKERS IN SECURITIES & COMMODITIES

BUYING STOCKS? |

Portteus, Franklin (center), and Dr. J, L. Arbogast, Indianapolis, seem mighty interested ,

‘Medicine Not Such a Bad Calling’

wife

He younger

his celebrated

and nine years their 50th Christhave two

and

wedding annivarsary Day. 1944. They sons and two daughters

on mas

grandchildren. One of the sons is a dentist. The other sells securities. “They didn't want to be doctors,” said Dr, Yoder. “They didn’t like night work.” Dr. Yoder still maintains a full practice. He delivered a fine, healthy child just last week “in the hospital, where they're all born these days.”

He has vivid recollections of the Senate

influenza epidemics of 1918, 1919 and 1920, a nightmare time for physicians all over the country. “That was really something.” he said. “Hard work and many fatalities. Obstetrical cases who took flu in confinement died right and left. “There were no anti-biotics then.” Dr. Yoder pointed out. “I think anti - biotice and new methods and instruments of diagnosis are the most significant advances in medicine in my time.”

music, Friday afternoon ,Lworkshops for leaders of men, women and youth, worship and informative discussions of all phases of Disciples’ effort throughout the world are scheduled. Dr. A. Dale Fiers, president of the United Christian Missionary Society, Indianapolis, will give the final address Friday night speaking on: “The Christian Under God.”

"Railroad Worker

Injured by Engine

A 54-Vear-old railroad man was injured seriously “wen a locomotive sideswiped him here early today. Witnesses said Marshall Amer a maintenance man for the Pennsvlvania Railroad, fell against the moving engine on the Indian-

apolis Union Railway tracks at Ave. Mr. Amer. 2008 Southeastern Ave, was taken to Methodist

Hospital with back and chest in"juries.

Tax Agent Resigns

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 31 (UP) — Lipe Henslee, recently suspended as Tennessee Collector of Internal Revenue while he underwent a medical examination, resigned last night on his doctor's advice.

WEDNESDAY, OCT.

Hog Trading Fairly Active

First

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31, 1951

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Hogs opened active in trading today at the Indianapolis Stockyards. . Barrows and gilts were steady to strong, in some instances 15 tn 25 cents higher than yesterdav's averages. Early sales choice 170 to 260-pound hogs went at $19.50 to $19.85. Sows were ahout steady with vesterday's figures, choice going at $17.50 to $18.25. , Vealers opened fairly active and were about steady with yesterday Ho oy one l 0

A000

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w , laughter ewes stea at 3% to $14

Oasis

ALBANY. N. ¥Y.. Oct. 31 (UP)-—New York state car not enforce its at United quarters, : 0 “Attorney (feneral Nathaniel I.. Goldstein said in a ruling has no control drinking by United Nations personnel at

liquor laws

Nations. head

state

the

over

its headquarters in New York City In reply to a state liquor

he said at se the state

authority query, tempts to impo

control would be “contrary to the United Nations charter

‘Radio Storms’ Forecast

BR WASHINGTON

storms in the ionosphere are e pected to disturb reception of shortwave radio broadcasts ing November, forecasters at tha National Bureau of Standar here predict. Weak signals and fading will interfere with radio signals Friday through Wednesday of next week, and again Mon. day, Nov. 12. through Friday Nov. 18, they report,

Cuddy Quits C. of C.

Patrick Cuddy

information di.

rector of the Indiana State Cham. ber of Commerce since 1939. ton. day resigned to become editor and business manager of tha Graphic Printing Co.. Portland, Ind., publisher of the Portland Graphic

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