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By Hérold Hartle PITTSBURGH, Nov. 26—Steel| | Y 19 y | industry officials will tell the CIO | Telephone subscribers from] bask i Indi y : eight communities protested a ephensor TODAY'S HEADLINE swings on a hinge. United Steelworkers in wage $685,000 rate increase for Indiana ols for pars av talks opening tomorrow grant- [Associated Telephone Co. today ordered retw rder ways. It ent oper the door to ha : ling even ‘“Iringe” demands now lat a hearing before the State Pub- he will be 1

When the. ink hits the dotted line on the truce pact in

4Will mean an immediate boost in

{lic Service Commission.

< the remainde

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Korea, that can well be “T Day.” |steel prices, the United Press| § They came primarily to com-And-the #T” doesn't stand for|— learned yesterday, : plain about telephone service in Cs Madge Ober! d for trouble. 1 The death rater from action in 1 ‘back a” di ¢ jihelr towns—Cicero, Greencastle, secretary, Truman. It stands for trou |Korea was only 5.9 per “100,000 n a ""backgroun iscussion o Westfield Windfall Frankton, Indi The public is still spending. But the vital impending negotiations, | {Morton. Yolietvill d Perkins- { policyholders, compared to 4.1 in| {Morton, Jolietville an erkins jobs are softening. Not much, th iod in 1942. ja high steel official indicated the) ville. In Minnea but layoffs went up 18 per cent|the same period in industry will refuse to grant the Assistant Public “Counselor dicated he , : bstantial” wage increases CIO| t last week in Indiana. ‘Car Skid su Lloyd Wampler tried to use their cent ruling «

THE LONG HOLIDAY weekend hit auto production. It's off just 36 per cent from last year, But one of the reasons is that the boys are trotting out their]

n = =o THE THOSE DEAD-EYE purchasing agents who seldom miss the target are still holding back. Eighty-seven per cent of them] won't order more than 90 days ahead. That's the most somber note since June of last year. You are a purchasing agent. And you have more to say about prosperity than even the professional purchasing agents. And if you decide, right or wrong, on the signing‘ of a truce in Korea, it's all over now. Why

ready for the show season. Pontiac will unveil this week. And you'll know it’s a Pontiac.

model until Dec. 27. And by that| time, maybe Chevrolet will he out. Maybe not much change there, no need for it.

{1952 models, retooling, and getting

| Studebaker won't show its 1952!

{President Philip Murray wants for his 650,000 basic steel "workers, “The. industry cannot even {grant increased shift differentials |without raising prices,” ‘he said. | § |“If wages are raised, the bigger § |the increase, the larger will be the price increase that has to] {come at the same time.

Want Low Prices

“We want to keep prices as low as possible, because of the treimendous spiraling effect a large, .

{testimony to block the proposed |{increase. Subscribers in 24 other communities complained about the {service at previous hearings, = | | Cites ‘Old Equipment’ | Today a Cicero subscriber— Granville Williamson—testified: ‘The equipment is old and obso-| lete. The switchboard is not big| enough to handle all the calls. And the service is not satisfac-| tory. When it rains, the calls are| cut off; apd when our phones go! lout of order, we have to wait a

preme Court extradited 1 Schricker,

Meanwhile gaid they w hear from N fore they se bring the fo! the Klan ha Arthur Ca er's executiv nesota offici Governor w release Step

A . rice increase would have on the {long time before they're fixed.” | “We 8 dig up the tin can in the back FORD, I SUSPECT, will show Pp ’ | é are vard and turn it into a washing {ne biggest change. There aren't] {nation's economy.” . Phi Williamson also oduced bring him tb

maching, yu can up the beam. |many leaks from Henry Ford II's

Mr. Murray will bring a pack-

photographs a¥

Campbell sa

p : |which he said showe com- ing for then {EN'T happy fice, but the word among high-| 28° v.22 demands, lucluding 3 any is using “substan equi i re . _ AMERICAN S “AREN ha apy cp sales executive is that. you'll [realy RES ucreass; So sine pany i g up HE FOOLED DOCTORS—Lee Wallard was never supposed to Dec the cost of it in dollars, and the ROW it's a '52 when you step... Tuesday, while his lieutenant Two weeks ago, Tippecanoe Cir-/ walk again after suffering severe legs and arms burns last June 3 Stephenso: way the Reds made our generals wa e gas th h ,./will be delivering similar demands , cuit Court Judge Lynn Parkinson| jn Reading, Pa., but the 500-Mile Race winner is back on his feet notify officia march over to their territory car- 0 ha ¢ changes aren'ti,, i. ally all basic steel com- Times photo by Jonn R. Spicklemire, |TfUSed to grant the company an appeal.

|bigger this year. The business

rying a white flag. It was sicken- (needs something, I'm told. People

panies across the nation. Mr. Murray has not disclosed

LICENSE PLATE TIME AGAIN—Edith Brown,

emergency Increase,

attractive

again and is in town with his wife, Esther, for the Indianapolis | Motor Speedway's annual Christmas party tonight at the Speed.

Mr. Copela J. Emmett N

ing. |are looking a long time before Golf Club. 3chrick Then the long drag-out of peace, ' "© ang wong | i. the ize of hei rngt HC ve Statehouse worker, holds aloft new license plate tabs that go on way 6 i Schricker se terms, plain dickering, while they T I 5 ug lwill seek. and the cost of some Sale all over the state Jan. 2. Bacay of malarial shortages, sate ‘Man in Red Shoes fay to work i : involved in | wormed their terms out of us, laller? of the demands, such as a guaran- Will issue only a small orange and black tab that goes over the L { D th 3 knowing that we are sick of War. OTTO FRENZEL, president of teed annual wage, is virtually in- bottom of the old license plates. Applications for the tabs will be Pulls Two Holdups oca £4 5% Harry E. Steiner x phen N alculabl oq N SV IF. AND WHEN ‘he Reds dojiBe Merchants National Bank, caleulable, mailed to all motorists Dec. At Groceries Here JOHN D. DAVY, 78, of 2429 N. Rites Tomorrow years of his sign, we may find ourselves with he .e = Mie Natiokal. Casnid Howeve?, Observers estimate the Harding St. a former grocer. Ser- "Co Coo a - 1 sh demands may equivalent to a A PACKAGE of nationally ad-| vi 2:30 today in the ices for Harry Lh. Steiner han we can consume. : ; s ces at p. m. ay i : oe goods ¢ lower prices, but it esister ad in all of the top- 30-cent-an-hour wage increase. Local Stocks and Bonds 'Stassen’ S vertised cigarets did not satisfy Hisey and Titus Mortuary. Burial, one-time’ owner of a showboat Broke a Ne fewer jobs, That's circulation magazines which According to industry calcula- ——— * a young gunman, wearing shiny, Crown Hill. which o erated oi the Ohio and oe 250 hh means trouble. showed how progressive the tions, 30-cent increase in hourly STOCKS =Noy: Bid Asked red shoes today. x rn Miss Rive . wlll & : DEC AT NY are signs of too much Merchants Bank is. wage costs would boost the cost American Loan 5%. a Backers Open The short, slight man wearing CLARENCE H. NORRIS, 65, ° ississippi Rivers, will be a (UP)--W h or up. We're expanded and But the town did get its monu- of producing steel by $24 a ton. American States pra 111 2 iwi blue jeans ordered the cigarets Tucson, Ariz, former Indian- P- mM. tomorrow in Flanner plained t : wd like mad. And taxes, ment before millions of pairs of Unable to Absorb Cost L'S Ayres Sta pra ll i 5 ‘H d from Reed F. Bell, owner of alapolis resident and special farm Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will es Sha Ro etate and local, already 0 am Te the b 1 those The chance of the industry ab Belt RR & Stk Yas Com 1 34 ea qua ers Er . BE 25 W ut Wi. tuisiagent for che Aetna Fife LISur he in Crown Hil Flasses i : slickers, made the ba: 5 rl iad morn . : : a take 50 cents out of every dollar little taller than the | Do sorbing any part of this cost is Bonde: Merri bey i% . a i & By United Press { I fOtRr handed him the 1 at Jeitersomvitle, Ind. today. Mr. Steiner died Saturday in h just. He Ce ¥ » . - y v 7 * ’ ~ i \ »* a > vs: we earn. | But maybe it is. Il have to0Ut Of the question, industry EHibe Gi commerce com 1! 31 | WASHINGTON, Nov. 26—Har-|cigarets and extended his hand - Home. 1205] N. New Jersey 51 Ho doing ft 3 A cease-fire may be a sigmal | go and look. . ~~ |Sources said, Spokesmen for the Circle Theater com sav old Stassen’s backers opened a forspayment. Instead he looked] OLIVER T. C ALDWELL, 72,iwas 67. patrons. for a psychological - letdown | 0 D h l {industry said it dig that last year Contolidated Bin spd. ..... 88 national headquarters here yes- straight into the barrel of a of Miami, Fla, former chemist In addition to. operating th: “Beside which can, overnight, switch us n utc App ef |when wages went up an ‘average|Gimmins Eas com ** terday in a drive to capture the nickel-plated gun. and pharmacist for the Pitman- showboat, Cotton Blossom, M: for every

from a shortage nation to am | Wallace O. Lee, vice president]

Cummins Eng pfd Deita Elec com

of 16.8 cents an hour and prices

16%

1952 Republican Presidential nom- The bandit left with more than Moore Co. here. Services at 3 p.

Steiner owned one of the nation's

oversupply nation. |of Indianapolis Light & Power, |S5 a ton. Eastern Ind Tele § pfd ! ination for the former Minnesota $200 in cash. m. Wednesday in Flanner and first all-girl baseball teams before State | inh and civic leader with a hundred] As a result of the wage pat- Equitable Securities pid .. .jgavernor, Earlier today, a gunman an- Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, coming to Indianapolis in 1916. ole Jn THE PINCH COMES €| charitable hands, wrote me a'tern the 1950 steel increase set, Family Finance 5% pfd |. i Mr. Stassen, 41 4 y | swering the. same description Crown Hill. Here he was associated with Hol- Agents A steady rise in living costs. That g,.,0) piece. |the cost of materials and services Hays Corp pid ww . ..... and now presi. § took approximately $50 in cash at| comb & Hoke Manufacturing Co g

makes it tougher to buy. We’ re T had mentioned on hanks. long on cotton, grain and meat!

products, this last you can lay to| the Thanksgiving bulge in poul-| try. But there's plenty.

kin pie with gravy.

BUT MR. "LEE wrote, “If you,

lan amount equal to the cost of the wage increase,

Hamilton Mig Co com {bought by the steel companies Feri-Jants 5 iglving an uncle who liked pump- have gone up since Jan. 1, 1951, by Hook Drue Co com

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10% dent of the Uni- § = “Ih, 19 versity of Penn-§ ARS 39 sylvania, was an i unsuccessful can9 didate for the

cv A pid wa > pid .

nd Gas & Water com....... 22%

» = » \gunpoint from Walter C. Ingalls,| ARTHUR LEWIN, 64, of 120.E.

iowner of the grocery at 8 '27th St., employee of Real Silk 15th st. g 15 & Hosiery Mills, Inc. Services at 2

p. m. today in the Aaron-Ruben {Funeral Home. Burial, Beth-El

retiring in 1936 as sales manager He also was sales manager for the Mills Novelty Co. Chicag for several years.

More than ance agents but they'll many policie Occasion

A steel company executive Ind Telephone 4 .s 3 » r He was a member of the Nort} fertile And what we need to buy it is) want to try something good, just ~ : ndpis Ath Club Reaity Co.... 80 ... GOP nomination Cemetery. 4 i the No convention ¢ Plenty-—plenty of Ioney, that is. | pour gravy over a nice big slice Pointed out that under the Cape- ndpis Pow & Lt to tom oc adh 33% oC 04d and 1948. ria ens . wow Park Masonic Lodge and Scottish tion. which |of Dutch apple pie.” hart Amendment to the price Sta. indianapolis Ralivays com.... 4. He has not yet MISS KATHERINE HAawiLp, Bite in the Claype AND HOW can you have bd Appeal to you?" biization Jaw. Bis company was DG ARADO Water a pr: 100 * tsald anything : Sl 83, of 1705 Olive St. operator of _, Surviving are his wife, Mary tinue throug when half of your dough goes t0| 1 may try it, in the dark corner SNlitled to price increases to indianapolis Water 57 'vid -. 190 074 about the 1952 n a ing a meat stand at City Market 30 ©: two stepsons, James E. Shipp, Today wa the tax bill? | cover these additional costs. It Kingan & Co com 3a 3 . py ; Lebanon, and Marold RB. Shinn al |of a restaurant, if I'm sure no- has not ht th Kinzan & Co pid : 63 46 = race and has an- Harold St 0 years. Services at 830 a. m. EL SPP, speeches an Watch the headlines. Then body's looking. ot soug em—yet. Lincoln National Life ur 1s neunced he won't 810°C Sense Of Farmer Wednesday in the Blackwell Fu- Hollywood. Cal; a brother, Paul dinner in the walch What the paoHie we rars Th mn? Teoh com... Ba 61a at least until January. neral Home and at 9 a. m. in St. Indianapolis, and a sister, Miss honor C, D. what you and everybody else will @e Mastic Asphalt : : : Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial Sarah Jane Steiner, Ft. Worth iation’ pres I U NEW stat | Natl Homes com (new)........ 175% Bernard M. Shanley, Newark. Times State Service tR'8 olic urch. buria ox ’ SE ciation pn i do after peace in Korea. BOUGHT A NEW thermosta Nor Pome oom 192 I GREENFIE bin Calv Cc ry Tox. a My guess is that we're in for for my furnace. It wasn't cheap. N Ind Pub Serv com a N. I. attorney who is serving as trial acl 2B Roni 26 The alvary ene ny, . A a 2 n erv 4° . 8 i i . ' more inflation, more raises, higher, In fact I had one of the Honey-| N Ind Pup Serv 43 pd... ll. 7: |pational chairman of the Btassen with Ye pr oF, sharged| JOHN A. CHITWOOD. 58. of M . : Bayt Con prices—at least until next fall's well executives at a party and! Progress Lands gem 1 S¥sltorces, sald his firs ing ii wealthy IIE oy farmey Chicago, former Indianapolis. res- VS: Nellie Eisenlohr * presidential election. {someone whispered that he was| $Tub Serv of Ind com _ . 3 to try to convince Mr. Stassen oF ee y ’|ident and employee of the Nickel. F | Tod Listed at Pin this in your hat. And see in the bucks. *Ross Gear & Tool ata jand the grass-roots voters that or y= he County Sa Plate Railroad. Services being ar- —neral loday The Mario if it's anywhere near the bullseye.| I didn't have to be told. The! Schwilzer Cummins pid . 3 be Sou be a candidate next 3 oth e Judge Samuel, nged. Services for Mrs. Nellie Barbara Central Con ilittle thermostat set me back| So Ind G&E 4.8% ptd......... 10 . * > Eldenlohr, widow of cigar manu- ARS Four Bad Months |about $75. And I think I got the| Brae Yo CD era 12%" Phe Stassen-for President head-| Prosecutor M. E. Watson indi- JAMES SAMUEL BONE, 69, of 8 968.26 in co!

YOUR CHANCE of collecting “easy price.” too.

Stokely-Van Camp pid Tanner & Co 5!

h% L390 quarters was the fourth set up to

cated he would ask the death Muncie, died Saturday in Tampa,

facturer Willlam T. Eisenlohr

$10,138.27 f

t iieable ....... 12 ! | will be at 3 p.m. tc in Flanner rh on your jife Jsuraing is 16 per : GE Mathie Ea 3: boom a candidate for next year's Be none aiyearold de Fla. former Indianapolis resident & Bich Sort ar wd gg cent greater in the next four] WHEN THE installers left, {Union Title. Iw ...|GOP nomination. Sen. Robert A. fendant, whose wife Nila andiand retired salesman for the wil be in Crown Hill puigm, months, than any other time of they also left a huge gash in the, | *Extra dividend. Taft of Ohio and Gov. Earl: War- 2% -year-old daughter Cheryl American Beverages Co. Services qr Eiseniohr died Saturday The Jarge: year. | plaster and a spot on the wall as; | Ss & Sica 5 BONDS . iren of California, the 1948 vice Stood by him in court today. at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Meeks her 338 ati a xX came from Those boys who sit up all night; bare 38 3 babys Sorehiead. oe | American Loa at i wavs presidential nominee, are avowed Suet Yearold boy Steve was not! Funeral Home, Muncie. Burial g), aa 2 iT N. Meridian § 1 elerat gure n sa 0 m oin i . 38 I s there. ae ! . ( 1g to and HES WH Se he ie to get that hole filled, and the | Bustin Marlys 5s § bid : 8 ers fapdidates. o : ~The prosecutor asked the £7 2 Be. Indianapolis, Mrs, filed today ° December through March are the Wall paper put back?” Buhner Fertils 97 i Ike Headquarters Openec jurors if they had any scruples, MRS. MARY JANE CARD- Bere 3 a was a lifelong residéen Dale Brown. toughest times to stay alive. He kept putting his tools away Cooma ees Has St ~~ 3. Campaign headquarters also against the death penalty for WELL, 63, of 3232 Grac eland Ave. here. | he was a member of the o— {and replied, “That's the $64 ques- Citizens Ind Tei 4's 61 L301 have been opened by supporters Miller. who is accused of beat- Services at 10 a. m. Wednesday Sunnyside Guild and Tabernacle Legal Notic HERE'S WHAT to watch for. tion.” Funan Tne 33 @0 23 of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower ing Mr. Fry tn death last in the Conkle W. Michigan St. Presoyterian Church 3 - Colds and diseases of the breath-] But he was wrong. It was {ndsis Paint & Color, 5s 84 100 who has never said publicly June 9 ir his home east of Funeral Home. Burial. Mill Creek Mr. Eisenlohr owned and oper yoricE oF rE ing equipment. Don't neglect. only $62. a Indpls Railways 58 97 ........ 62 65 whether he is a Republican or Greenfield. The 71-year-old Cemetery near Danville. ated in Cineo Cigar Co. until his INDIANAPOLI them. And December is the in-| SeSt—————————————— Philip Murray RE IEE 3 would take the romination if farmer was robbed of two Lo poo FE EL death in 1919 fluenza month. Don’t say, “It's HH Pri Off; — OEE AE | offered. watches and a billfold contain- ¢ "pl Fe PR A hE re Surviving are a daugater. Mrs, just a cold.” It may be more. og Frices Hatfield Announces Paper Atte Co 86 38 ~...0193° gs Sid McMath, Democratic gov-/ing $32. . Haag Drug Co. yl : ok William H Wemmer; a son, Heart and diabetes toll run one T d M d t ne Public Service 3.as ol a 28 ernor of Arkansas, said that Gen. May Be Called member of the Canzotan Army | 0. W.; both of Indianapolis and Bfth Higher in Winter. And ae race gterqle Civic Play Cast Traction Te Yer minal hw i. # Eisenhower is “very popular” in pe, ytor Watson sald three during World War I Services at vYs grandeniigres

dents, of course, even drowning! Trading was only moderately in months when no one should active at the Indianapolis Stock-| swim up north 21s Jigher. (yards this morning.

Jack L. hiuiuieid, director of the {Booth Tarkington Civic Theater,

M.S. . Statement

,. has announced the cast for the ————=

the south but said this does not mean that Southerners will vote iar for him “as a Republican.”

Nov. 26 (UP)»—-Goyern-

other youths implicated in the 10 a. m. Wednesday in the W. crime had confessed and might Washington 8t. Church of Christ. be called on for state's evidence. Burial, Cloverdale, Ind. Friends

Ohio Rites Today

Hog 14,000; only moderately activ WASHINGT ON, DEATHS “FROM fires go up barrows and silts uneven, mostly’ 50 cents, theater's. December production, ment expenses and receipts for the current Mr. McMath appeared On a hey are Nick Csire, former may call at Flanner & Buchanan For Lt. George Harvey around the holidays. It’s the light-| $133 WO several onde Al pounds. |wMpr Barry’s Etchings. Sagal year a0 ugR. Nov. 21, pared National Broadcasting Te © ohn. Marine sergeant who is 23 years Mortuary after noon tomorrow. Services for 2d Lt. George Wo if 3 Mar ed Christmas trees, loaded with! 180 to 220 pounds, $19; 240 to 290 pounds. Playing roles in the comed - fois Year last Year show with Sen. Edwin C. John-| 4 ang lives in Indianapolis at| Harvev ras 4 na, The $17.50 to $18.25; 130 to 160° pounds, $1 Expenses § 23,889,377,772 § 14.109,904,090) (D. Colo.), who is su rtin MISS MA RIL ~ arvey, former Indianapolis res 4 resin which goes up in a ph-ff-t. [to $18, few 517.50; sows steady to 25 cents| Walter Bullock and Daniel Archer Receipts 17 428, 143.567 13,525. 252.011 son, 0 n ppo 81214 8. Hancock St.: Dick Boschen, R YN { K. WERNER, 4ont killed in Korea. will be toda Here's a surprise. Auto deaths {37™oc"30 350 Pounds, ‘$15 to 362s. |CONCErnNiNg an artist who un [Cash'sal 4.195.18.08 - 4398,385278 3ioIer Jugtig Jrea M, Vinson for 55, of 31 N. Pershing Ave, In-{28. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in Cleves 0 ee actually go down in the winter. Rg oy sales on 8 ad) |wittingly gets implicated as a Raat 2 332.104.681 Ly 07. 130; 934 Be att oir rR nr ; , |dianapolis, and Jack Randolph, Ralph C. Werner, 826 E. 46th St. Lt. Harvey, who re-enlisted i Fewer driving. a hich choice medion |counterieiter are: Gary Moore, ugh cott Jr., a.), aB|,0 creenfield. Services at 3 p. m. tOMOIrTOW In the Army five vears ac . #£ 2 8 stewzs, 33%: Yoo8 lo average choice Ushi tielen Mort Justyn Blackwel INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING House Eisenhower supporter; and John Flanner & Buehasian MORUArY. \vilaa Far on STE Ago, was THE REAL TOLL comés-from 5/4 medium steers, 332 to $35.50; en -alorton, Justyn ackwell, Sh ’ Ay Corn D. M. Hamilton. a leader of the All four are charged with first killed Feb. 15. linn ” cholce and prime weighty heilers held 3t Earl Davis, Edward Blackwell Jr., flacines or Than v, Su A 2 . and second-degree murder. . Bor Cleves ad been ar heavier clothing, more weight to $37: good and choice heifers eligible, $32 Debits he 80 paft forces . WALTER JOSE Pi SIX, 66, of Born in Cleves, he had been a LEI drag around. Harder walking, fcher: utiliy “and comercial $23 to Rae Cawdell. Mary Miles, Robery — Miller did not confess and de- 2339 Forest Lane, a mechanical Pd1anapolis resident 10 years. He proceding: more effort. $28.50; guantrs and, gutters, 313 lo 33%: ‘Murray, Ep Mowrer, James local Truck Grain Prices Cites Crime Probe manded. a separate trial. engineer. Services at 11 a. m. W2% emploved by the Indianapolis Anum. (He exn - s . utdlit or r £- w Bs ' rc ¢ ‘ di : So my tip is from now on till #3 to 2850: ‘odd sooc perm Eow: ie Jack. SN Evelyn C ot: Se ——— ——s Mr. Hamilton questioned wheth- Trials of the other three defend- Wednesday in Flanner & Bu. PPWer & Light Co. after World adny, end 3 8 rr; 8, enr r 3 - 5 r. I APS i the buds come out, take it easy. 138 “lo 340; od “prime.” $41 commercial “i Dec FA oh De ray New No. 2 2 white eorn, es er Gen. Fisenhowe: selwany is a ants have not been set. chanan Motuary. Burial, Wash- Yar lL. a " Nitary The Odds A haar BOD active: slaughter lambs 30c) 8 Soybeans, “$2.74, Republican. vr. hooul sa) lington Park . Cemetery. Marv all ne wile Ro to 51 higher: bulk good to prime natives. ee General has indicated 30 a num- » ' a artingville; a son, IF THE ABOVE PIECE leftii3] to 132. utility an ’ Ry 20s ber of people” that he is. { : di T ell ieorge William: a daughter, Re slaughter ewes around 50c at $14 down. a # . you twiddling thumbs, taking more Mr. McMath acknowledged that au e e S Services Tomorrow hesea Lynn; his mother, Mrs your own pulse, and looking out Robert Resener Rites Senate investigations of crime and lice Mae Cady, North Bend, 0

the window, teel better.

this will ke y = WI make YU Today in Kokomo

corruption will have an effect on voting in 1952, but pointed out

Of Cut Rate For Mrs. Sommerville

Services for Mrs. Blanche Som-

his stepfather, William Cady, and twa stepbrothers, both of North Bend.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Hes Stajs Service that the inquiries were conducted merville will be at 11 a. m. to- Shove imehilan says Ore promises to be the tor SRO, Nov. 26 = Services by Democratic. members of Con- For New Car HOHOW in Flanner & Buchanan Ses said “Sanitary healthiest vear on record. I ot Ser t RSE hi ime ; \gress. rtuary. Cremation will follow. Mrs. Kathleen lange affected by th The number who took the one- ‘will be at 2 b. m. today In the | WASHINGTON No 26—For-|J Bo a: dies Sa * Die Florid i tr ay trip ot ov. or-| John ommerville, died Satur- Dies in Florida . wh Yay ip on: lo the Hails or. Rich Funeral Home here. Reject Plan to Save mer Assistant Attorney. Geperal| 'day at her home, 4315 Central Mrs. Nati : pS 8 as 6.5 n 000, only Ar. Resener died at his home! $7200 On Parkin Meters T. Lamar Caudle testified {oday Ave. . Kathleen 1. Lange, forslightly higher than the 6.40 for here Saturday. He was 62. 9 that a Charlotte, N. C., taxt fleet] She came to Indianapolis as a MerlY active in church and socla!

the first nine months last year. | He won the amateur crown in|

The Works Board today re-

3 operator got him a new Chevrolet|young girl, and attended the 3C¢t!vities here many years, died THE RISE includes as 1012, 101¢ 504 1000, He also val jected a plan to save $7200 bY a¢ 5 reduced price while the oper- Girls’ Classical School. She wags a '042Y in Miami, Fla. 4% IE SB includes the casual- past president of the Indiana)! paying off all the money the city s¢or was under federal tax inves- member of the Progressive Club, She moved there after” the ties in Korea, Golfers Association. owes on its parking meters. tigation, 'and the Cornelia Cole. Fairbanks d¢ath.in 1948 of her husband, fury Commis i

The plan proposed by City Con-

n Chapter DAR.

The transaction occurred

John J, a partner in Ros-Lange

first date of th

| troller Patrick J. Barton called \ strances must | | i . . 1947 wh Mr. Caudle was as-| Two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Alice Carpet Co. here. A daughter, Mrs. the Auditor of Spouse Swaps Working Out OK | # for the payment of $120,000 in sistant oe general in uw ar Kirkpatrick, Cincinnati, and Miss Annette Seaton, Miami Shores, Pe By I 6 | jgas tax cinda or Me Mi NH of the Justice Department's crim- 18abelle Sommerville, Indianapo- Fla.: two sisters and two grand- BOARS, OF, SA T in S Better Now- | Rhoades ©. MELEr Manuiaciur: al division. Mr. Caudle was lS and a brother in-law, Walter children survive By LOUIS | The Rhoades Co explained the fired 10 days ago by President] Sommerville, Indianapolls, . sur|_ Funeral arrangements have not . NOTIC 0, vive. n AXDAYOES © ROCK ISLAND, Ill, Nov. 26 (UP)—Two Rock | immediate payment would result Truman as head of the depart. 2 heen completed. - pn Toxpavers. of Island 1 ho 1 lly = { in a tax saving to them and the ments tax division because of his ther interestes sland couples who legally changed spouses five weeks | city’s bill would be reduced 6 per “outside” activities. hate, ie ago reported yesterday they are happy in their new | cent. sa taal Sperator or Reith "BUY November 41. y The Works Board rejected the Beaty. r. Caudle sa e 8 y { NOW! exceed $170,000 lives, but mostly because they no longer are next door plan because it would have com- owes Mr. Beaty $285, the differ- our gas urnace - ee Jd 8a

neighbors. They disclosed that one couple has moved away, ending original hopes that they could live side by side in harmony. . “Things are considerably better now,” said John Shields, 31, who moved his new wife and family into a housing project. Robert Irvin, 26, concurred in the opinion. He was remaining in his home on Smith's Island in the Rock River, on the south edge of the city. The couples made heafdlines last month when the wives obtained simultaneous divorces and then

{mitted the next administration to, {the expenditure of $120,000 in gas tax funds.

Three Children Lose

Lives in Home Fire . | JOHNSTON, Pa., Nov. 26 (UP) ~Three children were burned to death yesterday when fire swept! through a home near Barnesboro. The dead were Joseph Fink, 3, his sister, Juanita, 14 months, |

ence between the trade-in allow-| ance on Mr. Caudle’s 1942 car and| the price at which Mr. Beaty got! him the new one. ‘I've offered to pay him many | times but he just won't take it,” | Mr. Caudle said. Mr. Caudle’s testimony was given to a House Ways and Means subcommittee which is investigating government tax scandals and| Mr. Caudle’s activities. . {

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HEARTENING NEWS—Mrs. Virginia Thornton and son John | 3, Philadelphia, are heartened by word that the woman's hus. band, Lt. John W. Thornton, missing since a heliconter crash in

married each other's husbands. They explained that of two of the victims, was in se- Ad Section for insulators, fur-| 1508 $ STER MA. 8424 concerning whe Bext-door neighbor zelations kad blossomed inte. love. ores let Shiny. Ls ll in 2 Communi prison camp. John Jr. rious condition with burns at mace-servies fi psn 4 08 SOUTHEA N . 8 al . : pop vy | Spangler Hospital, repair service, etc, ' CITY

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