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Usually she waits for the vows. waiting. It's her year to leap. "And some will be right tip there TiN. at the jeweler’s counter Arying on| AND THAT, in rings before you know ‘it; or the bay either. But it's hard-to get a jeweler to admit some girls buy their own

picked a figure out of .the orange blossom-scented air.

By Harold Hartley

THIS 1S THE YEAR the question pops, in reverse. It will be girl meets boy, and girl takes over. But this year, no

=» . my book, gives

the jalopy far too big a funeral. And 1 think the junk dealers have absolutely no sentiment about a busted-down old family bus.

THE FIND-OUT organizations

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Today Business Presi

Commission | Some Girls Buy | To Include

Own Bliss Bands 11 Members

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4° (UP)—| President Truman yesterday cre-!

ated a Missouri

Commission to make a new study and water resources of the Missouri River area and recommend further development and protection of these resources... While he did not name memMr, Truman sald the commission will consist of 11 mem-| bers—from private life and Con-

land

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gress.

The group will have authority to study the entire Missouri River

the President said it is generally agreed that previous plans for the

rings. They keep their ‘mouths They just want to touch a basin, covering all or parts of the shut. Selling a wedding ring 18 a match to it and let it burn, out states of Montana, Wyoming, very private.deal. ~ |in a open 18t, or cowless pasture, North Dakota, South - Dakota, Ere a where it will do no one any harm. Minnesota, Colorado, Nebraska, § BLT I GOT Louis iy at And. that would help the steel Kansas and Missouri, and “such ; by Pig Pope Fut ne industry, heaps. Slosely outa areas as may be aug ’ esirable.” “y ss.” He : = called a “very fancy guess.” He Qy,ita Well In making the announcement,

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are a big business... They wear the general label of Consumers Research groups. With the exception of Readers Digest, which carries no paid advertising, and still ticks off about $30 million a year, the magazines; have laid off meddling into the] quality of products.

He guessed that ordinarily about 10 per cent of the girls put out their own mazoola fori their rings. And he guessed that! this being leap year the figure would gol.

Missouri basin contain much that is valuable and sound. But, he added, there also is general agreement on’ the need for a new reevaluation 6f the entire problem.

Need Modern Survey

“The 1951 floods have empha'sized to me and to many other aly 8 8 & citizens the need for an up-to-date THE REASON, 1 suspect, is survey-of. the situation in the that they might run across a bad basin and of the present plans

a ” AND JERRY BLICKMAN over at Rogers Jewelers said frankly | he could never: tell who was buying the ring, and furthermore it was none of his business. He just

wanted to see them a I i5| Produc from a good advertiser for the development of its land But both Jeryy oT 4 ous and dent their balance sheet, fire and water respurces,” Mr. Trupointed out .that vy 8 pany an editor or two, make apologies, jman said. men in service, and sO many take the account executive and his! Property damage from last

at home wishing. they were not| in service, some of the girls were trying on wedding rings aldne,| and if they fit; they keep them. But. whether Leap Year has] anything to do with it, net even a jeweler will tell, The girls won't,

wife to a show, do all sorts ofiyear's disastrous Midwest floods [things to right the boat. thave been estimated by the gov-| But now I find the Curtis Pub- ernment at $1,734,763,391 in Kan{lishing Co, sticking its finger in 58% $650,522,087 in Missouri, $20,ithe pie in automobiles. |368,291 in ‘'OklaHoma and $10,640,ig a.» 919 in Illinois. It was the highest ; roRy dir flood toll in the nation’s history. THROUGH “Science ‘and The President said he would inchanics,” for

you can bet on Me- |

that. - 4 - magazine the struct the commission to: And I don’t blame them. (basement genius, it put a Dodge ONE. Review existing and pro{Coronet through its paces. posed plans, Lazy You It-tested Dodge mileage, Dodge, TWO. Conduct. on-the-site sur-

brakes, top speed, riding comfort, veys and hold public hearings. and all of the advertising claims.| THREE. Consider estimated And how did Dodge come out? costs and benefits of projects and You're away ahead of me. {programs and the economic sound-| Quite well, I'd say. ness of various development pro-|

FRANK FOLSOM, president of RCA, has sized up his “platter” trade for 1951.

He found that 90 per cent of Were |

the leng-haired records — ! | slow-players. They're gra ually posals. putting the old 78 r. p. m. records ‘We Have Plenty « « «| FOUR. Consult with state rep-| out of business. ONCE IN AWHILE I hear resentatives and other groups

within the basin area. FIVE. Consider .the proper di-| vision of financial ‘responsibility between the federal government and the states for development of

me how tough things ybe the guy is makRRO a week. up to somewhere between $250 and $330 a month.

" KN i FOR INSTANCE, more Caruso records went over counters last’ vear than any year since the tenor died. and that was 30 years ago. s Where RCA felt the lift was in

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reates ‘Missouri ‘Basin Board

Oklahoma [Life | Is Complicated

Police Chief Three Hoosier ie

Shot fo Death Put on Auction Block

ARDMORE, Okla. Jan, 4 (UP) | By DAVE WATSON Uncle Sam still holds the —Night Police Chief Oscar ‘Wilkes|. Rosie never learned much about' mortgage papers and has more was shot to death last night when|the legal goings on in county|than $1000 due him. Rosie is still he answered a disturbance call at courthouses. .|listed 8 Securny; Sobe wit her Money meant little or nothing sisters, Beauty an 08 Bh Ardmore residence. . A suspect to her, Y an life was good on . Uncle Sam doesn’t really care Was being questioried by authori- corm in Montgomery County. [to own the three cows, but good ties, | But that was a long tithe ago, bookkeeping procedure demands County Attorney "Gene Ritter! before a loan was made ‘by theithat he know what happens to said the suspect admitted shoot-|federal government for operation his-lien now that the critters have ig ‘Cier Wilkes: but ‘elpiniet WoL Ine fat. Rosle and her twoibeen soll. oo vi imo mistook the policeman for “a man sisters became ‘‘security” for the e stri a y'

| {mortgage. ‘here has been asked to investi who had been threatening ny ite; The farm then became involved gate. and children.

REUNION IN JAIL—Uelora vias Campbell, 16-year-old baby sitter who admitted strangling little Donna Joyce Isbell, i is visited in a Los Angeles jail by her father, Clem Campbell, Colorado truck driver. Delora Mae is waiting for authorities to decide whether sha should be tried for murder or turned over to juvenile authoi ties. A medical examiner said at a ‘hearing _yesterday that she "acted on an irresistible impulse." The reunion_in jail was the first time in two years father and daughter had met. He went to her when-he learned of her crime.

Reports 300 Killed In South China Quake

TOKYO, Jan. 4 (UP)—Radio nan Province Dec. 21 killed 300

And they tell me it is pretty hard resources.” to get by. But it can be done on| Lists Functions of Board less. I have proof. | Mr... Truman emphasized that a or ithe only functions of his new "I HAD a sweet letter written commission will be to make the lin the irregular hand of a woman Survey and recommendations. He in her years. She is Mrs. G. F.5ald it will. not replace existing

federal or state agencies now conScholl, 1055 Eugene St. It is not| 0" 0H a complaining letter. But it tells Erelopment work in

: . the Missouri River basin. how. And there's courage in it. The ‘President said he will ask Mrs. Scholl said,

“We are just the commission to make a final two of the people in this grand report within a year. He did not country of ours trying to live on mention the controversial propospells social security. My husband is 79 sal for a Missouri Valley Author{aud $0 {His omit, that sp in April and T will be 65 in No- ity patterned after the Tennessee. 3 EE , vember this year.” « Valley ‘Authority. Appointment Jobs Slip : su om of the new commission presumJOBS ARE STILL slipping. WHEN SHE reaches 85, they BY ae shunt the {dea into ground for the present. | The State Employment Security| {will get $77 a month together, and “There has not been a thorough Division reported a 21 per centlitve on it. [reconsideration of the plans for| gain last week. “We get along because we flood control, irrigation, navigaThe figure is not alarming for| y.ve very low rent and are [tion and hydroelectric power de-| this time of year. But when Jaid| 4p jets And when my husband [velopment in the Missouri Basin alongside of last year’s figure, it's| ( working, we saved. If we Isirice the Congress Authorized the an eyebrow raiser. Unemploy-| p.qn we would never be able so-called ‘Pick-Sloan’ plan in ment claims are up, & hep eon 16 make it now. {1944,” Mr. Truman said. : over the same week last yea fa : “It will be the duty of this com- . zo ‘I do a lot of canning in the mission to study the land and THE PAT REASONS usually Summer when prices are lower. waiar resources of the Missouri center on the weather, But the I cut in every way I can. River.Bdsin, and to make recomdistilleries are off. So are the] # = mendations for the better protecclothing: and furniture plants. “ABOUT A YEAR ago I found tion, development and use of And nearly 800 new faces showed powdered skimmed milk. For those resources.” up for unemployment pay. {awhile I had trouble getting it.| — It will pay to keep an eye on| Then I found I could get it" for Produce these figures. People who are not | {30 cents a pound by buying it in| earning wages are not buying bulk (5 Ibs.) at O’'Mahoney’s at!

the sale of the new 45 and 33 turns-per-minute players, that dealers velled “shortage” all over the country.

RCA MAKES "its *records, and its record players, here. So the more the merrier the time clock chime at the sprawling plant on N. LaSalle St. Why those long-playing records are taking over is perfectly simple. You don’ t have to get up so often to change them. Less work.

~ Eggs—Prices

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much. And when enough Yom 214 E. Market. U8 A large white BE er ar ades or offs. cut my milk bill dow by 4612-51 acs Ss medim white, 38'2-44'2¢. | buy much, there Are m re lay mixing oie quart go n he brown. thx. 18! 2 43 2C; wholesale grade 2 - mercial graded 40 per cent. extra large ‘1 PICKED UP a line from the mogenized and one quart of MAIR aon hanged 3% ihe wr Regal Shoe Co. in New England. powdered skimmed for eereals Market unsettled and weak. Extras and current receipts lower and purchases on It cut prices and held its first sale and coffee, U.S Srades. very light and small lots n » n ckens Tyers commercially grown. of men’s: shoes in 30 years, . “WE DON'T BUY : K over 2'; Pounds 34-35c; roasters 8 pounds The cause ties in with the A ! any steaks and up 28-300] 4 to 5 pounds, 28-30c; se : hens heavy, 28-20c; en light, -2 above. . The company said the OF high priced meats and still old roosters 17-190. : ¥ 29-21

Market steady; fryer receipts curbed and

to a failure of retail We have plenty. We are very M : (happy to think we get along as prices mostly nominal. Hens and roosters

gt few months, sales in the last well as we do.” Butter Creamery 090-score 88ec, huttertat The, . regurar Toe

Not for Burning? | There is just one thing wrong — 1 HAVE a long letter, In fact Wil tne leur. They: will have Locadil Stocks and Bonds I've had it some time. 1 don't read long lettets right away. 1 A Hille elf Just told me, is | put them aside. Too much - time. |

This one comes G. Textile Workers : Union

sale was due

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—Jan. — STOCKS American Loan §%.. American States . {American States pfd

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Mingle who has a 16ng title for . : Ayrshire Collieries com .,. which 1 should charge by the To Drop Pay Demands Beh RE 500 Yod om ETRY Belt RR & Stk Yd fd . line. He is superintendent of the! NEW YORK, Jah. 4 (UP)~—|Bolps Merri som” Pid - 3 Bureau of Air Pollution Preven- g,me 700’ delegates to a confer- Bobs Merril ped 4% ........ 12 41% tion. : b ence of the Textile Workers Un- 1 Shamber of C ommerce com .. 21 t) His problem is how to burn,, qf America (CIO) meet here | Ctirons Trg ot TT 51% junked cars without filling your morrow. and Sunday to draft Commonwealth Lown 4% pid ‘BY 3 nose I Bmoke. : age demands for 165,000 textile Cont Car-Na-Var hin 11 4 ” - immins ng com 4 i 4 : Wan in 150 plants across the Cummins Eng pfd ... 98% UNDER city ordinance and the nation. Delta Elec com id: 1 1 16% . A 3 3 astern Ind le 5 pfd . ses fire code, .the junked car dealers _ fm—————————— Equitable Sec hie om 25 ees can't burn the wood and rubber 4 Bquitable Securities pid . wes off their graveyard jaloples "in U. S. Statement | Family De im id” g Tan WWE on e—————————————— {ijays Corp Sd XW iin 97 sais “w ASHINGTON. 3 + (UP) amilton Mfg Co com 30 go And they can't afford to haul ment “expenses and Jan. 4 {UP Govern. | Jeri nes oy L0H 10% them out into the soyny. So) fiscal year throush Jan. 2 Sompared | Hook Drug \G com . a they just sit around in fields This Year Last Year |ind Asso Tel 2 ptd . 33 he 3 he. steel milis ‘veil for] LXptnsse 831.571.953.430 519.478.594.236 1nd Asso Tel 2ia.ptd . 4 while the steel mills ye] OT'| Receipts 24.059.114.232 '18,377.474.003 Rd (as & Water com ath Deficit 1.512.839.207 901.1 143 | ind Mich El 4'a id] . g scrap. Sash balance 444 oa > nd Telephone 4 Cash b 3.895.584. 781 1.467.014.83 7 | : yw» Pablo ae 2 Thdpls. Arh Chub Realty ‘Co iblie debt 239.443.471,481 258.231.608.137 | a1; dps ‘Pow & Lt com % 38% MR. MINGLE says there. are Gold feetve, 122.696.871.230 122.705.893.994! 1ngnis Pow & LL DI :-.. 0... 93 D8 two ways to burn jaloples. One| INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE indianapolis Railways com ... ¢ 5% wo y Clearings $11,490,000 Indianapolis Water com. 11 18% is for “the unked car dealers tO Debits 40.227. Indianapolis Water 4 £99 102 5 i $ 0 f Indianapolis Water §% p 1083 108'2

put in gas-fired incinerators and -

Jefferson National Life com.. . 1 1 cremate the jalops. © Local Truck Grain Prices fen & 6 tom non dd du And the other way is for the — - | Lincoln National Life Wo 118 yne 5 NPA to order the city«to have| Truck wheat, $2.40. Hn Coipatatlen com H 3 1% ew No. 2 white corn. $185 alt x v, the cars burned under the direc- New No. 2 yellow corn, $1.73 Nasue oshhalt | 3 in Oats 89¢. . L savegame “ tion of city fire authorities, Barbears: $3.71 Natl Homes ofd:. . .. 0 EM *N Ind “Pub Serv in ptd ,. 81 90 N Ind Pub Serv 4'3 ie 23% 28% N -Tnd Pub Serv 4.56% pid 23%. 28 PRMMOIY .........cc0 000000 38 40 | Progress Laundry com .. v 32 Pub Serv .of In com _. 20% 20% Pub Serv of Ind 3's pfd . 80 83 Ross Gear & Tool jom «4 | Switzer-Cummings ptd .... 17 180 Ind‘ G&E com . 2% 23% 80 Ind G&E 48% pfd , 10413 - 108 |8tokel¥-Van Camp com 15% 158% Stokely-Van Camp pfd 16% 11 Tanner’ & Co 5%% pid, +100 *Terre Haute Malleable '..... 12 13% *U 8 Machine Co 2% 3 United Telephone 3% pd .s 797 - Union Title vassneeniBB .

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lin legal matters, and the county’ Chief Wilkes was shot once With court ordered Rosie and her sis- " a 38-caliber pistol. The pistol and ters sold for $450 to help satisfy, 1x i one expended cartridge was found| ther debts that were piling up. | og rices ia the suspect's home, ‘Mr. Ritter) Correspondence Flows ! said. | oy : ( | - Correspondence flowed like wa- St 44 FrankKkiter between the federal govern- ron ere Grall and Calvin Duncan made ment and.the courts in attempts ’ - : the arrest after hearing an Ard-|to determine the status of Rosie . Sales of hogs at the Indianape more police radio call describingand her sisters. olis Stockyards were moderately Life has become complicated. |;.tjve toddy. Barrows and gilts {were steady to strong and extreme !call himself because his car was

CROP to Get Corn » {top -sales were 25 cents higher

| nearest the scene of.the reported Donated By Clay County than yesterday. Sows held steady. disturbance. Cattle and calves were moders=

Another police car with two ? ately active and steady on steers officers followed. The policemen] and yearlings. found Chief Wilkes dying in front Sheep trading -was not estab

the shooting.

Police said Chief Wilkes, a veteran of the staff, answered the

Times State Sefvice CLAY CITY, Jan. 4 Christian Rural Overseas

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(CROP) next Monday will! of the house. jgram (CR lished. ‘receive a carload of corn donated Hogs 10,000: moderately active; barrows Mr. Ritter said the suspect, oy Clay County farmers. {and glits steady to _ strong instances as ents igher; extreme op ce 39-year- old father of five children, | . Gov. John A. Watkins will eer bulk ice TibeTig pagndy $iE1s" | § i 5; aroun ea 0 an jtold tiie foNBWINg story] laceept it for. the Indiana State fd 800 519.35-519 50; 240-280 pounds

He said he had been standing CROP ‘Committee from Co-chair- $17. 75-318.75; 280-340 pounds $17-317 120-165 pounds $15.50-318; sows Sn in front of his house talking withmen Edward Stearley, Brazil, and !choice 300-425 pounds $185. 35 Hs diEhts 5 gi he knew When: he gre ex jie Rev. Roy Brumbaugh, Clay 0 31850 x433-550 500: moderately SG usband approache e sa e City. steady on steers and yearlings: commers lt ‘earlings $28.50-32.50: load ran into the house because the, Grain and other farm products Giles” 16 "mostly commercial steers 528; cows steady to weal utility an come man had threatenéd his family, |donated by Hoosier farmers and; CO eR aR! Uy a To land that when he saw Chief|collected by CROP are distributed choice and prime vealers steady at $38-40: Wilkes approaching he thought{through chureh channels to refu-

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higher; some scales $1 higher: commercial

| Peiping sald today that a severe persons, injured 1537 and des-| the policeman was the ex-husband gees, orphans and aged people of and good vealers and slaughter calves 333- | earthquake in South C hina’s Yun-|troyed 40, 000 houses.

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fe U.S. ‘Politi A 110-day s day was pendi U. S. marshal The recomn pension was Arthur J. Beck a deputy since The U, 8. { mission in Wa recommendatic Beck was a d¢ De~ cratic sta 1...8, the Co! in violation c

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A crackdow evasion” of payments by dered today. James M. intome dered the e declaring: “Statistical’ gross income dicate the far tions of the coming close share of the f Mr. Propst tinued widesp: mean new tax “While the only class tha continued, “re

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this group farmers, as a with a tax h deficit incurre ward members Conn J. Ste Department "o said studies mi show only 72 gross income f ever, the 1950 « 633 farms in Ii

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bothering to fil We intend to I in keeping with collection prog Mr. Propst would be selec up.’ Investigaf state returns : income tax” re discrepancies ¢

Differenc “We have fi mately 200,000 filing federal f than the ste Propst explain “It is our po these differenc any persons their just shar A three-yea statute on an) which fails t amount of inco limit in cases w to make any re director explai!

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