Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1952 — Page 26

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‘Cuts Home

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WASHINGTON, ‘Jan. 10 (UP) | —The government yesterday or- | dered drastic new cuts in civilian |production in April, May and | June. :

(A Outguessing th Government

1 By Harold Hartley per cent, auto output’ 7 per cent a % land other consumer goods using

CHICAGO, Jan. 10—I've got it straight now. [seares materials 10 per cent, ® LT i i | e, announcement came as It comes from a man who has the big blue chips down, |, * Be BRICURSSINIY od the na.

He's been outguessing the government. tion to expect two more years of

He is youngish, positive John J. Nance, president of a Hotpoint, whase company has vet 10 years the number of families tion of some civilian goods.” $80 million since the War On COT- hing petween $5000 and $10.-| In his State of the Union mes: finued prosperity. the ter. [000 has increased 700 (seven sage to Congress, the President ss In the candlelight oh Edge. hundred) per cent. confirmed that previous plans to teed Marine room of t : : Be So take a look? at your ownilet up on arms. output late this water Beach Hotel, he Joe x and Pay check and see how you have/year have been abandoned bemek off v the ra 0 dog! come out. cause of a coming step-up in mili0ssed it ba 8 : sel . 0 tar strength, articularly afr ers. wives and his own company Bell Ringer [ae g P “

brass. | Tr Tt was the sixth President's din- I RAN INTO a guy who used, Tool Output Doubles op? And , Hotpoint district to ring doorbells, perhaps yours. | jer, ang one Twenty-seven years ago ‘he! “The cutbacks will be nothing

had shaken hands : . i with Io ant braid” that) Was going from door to door ask- |jie those during World War II,

he wasn't going’ to wash for a ing Women ¥ Je Solis 2 their chen much civilian production week. If any rubbed off, he said, "GIR WL 0 Lotion selling Was completely stopped,” he said. #3. ent to enjoy ro which has faded a little in the “But there will be considerably NANCE eased it to them, last few years. What he saidijesq of some goods than we have Ea oe in heavier as he ee me need a lot of poo yged to these past two or went along. What he said is that 8 e . hg a : o they probably will have more| yg |g 53-year-old L. I. Sweet-| STU os agpliances to sell this year than yond. head of home laundry. sales bilizer Charles E. Wilson reported “yet people suspect. wetfor-Hotpoint. He's about shoulder that machine tool output doubled This is due to the finding of high, but with bounce in every in 1951 and will be doubled again uglternate” ‘metals, and vast plant, no [this year. expansion making appliances of yay] Stufz, Indianapolis district] He said new tools were needed Kitchen white goods the nation’s| anacer for General Electric because some new model planes second biggest industry. (Autos gyupniy Co., introduced me to him and tanks are of “fantastic deare first.) " |just before the lights blinked and sign,” and cannot be made with a a .8 put the shush on the cocktail buzz existing tools. HE FIGURED the supply of i +1. Edgewater’s lavish west] Defense Production Adminisappliances wouldn't be cut more ,,..o. with a 10-foot, four-sided trator Manly Fleischmann rethan 20 per cent, and maybe not fireplace curling up real smoke vealed the new bite into civilian that much since we have “a €ON- .iop¢ in the center -of the room. output in testimony before the trolled economy and the year is Toon | Senate-House “watchdog” com-| pound to be flavored by the '52) I HEARD it whispered that he mittee on defense production. election.” is writing a sales manual for the) He told the boys never to sell whole home laundry industry. Al ghort American production ca- copy of that I would like to see.| pacity, and the only risk we are

three years.” Simultaneously, Defense Mo-

Breakdown of Figures

He “said allocations of scarce I am putting in my request to-| steel, copper, aluminum and othtaking is on selling capacity. day to a guy who can deliver it. er materials during the second] He added it up in this way. He delivers everything else. | quarter of 1952. will have the| We have passed the millionth! He's. D. W. (Red, for reason) following effect: dishwasher, which makes it no!Gadberry, major appliance sales-| CONSTRUCTION — Home longer a guess gadget. 'manager for Genesco in Indian-| puilding, now at a rate of 850, . 2.8 8 apolis. 000 a year, will be slashed 23] . e te of 660,000. he said it was only last July tat Diaper Juke Box DE a rant Vimy needed for| the automatic washer passed the| THEY'RE PUTTING little defense production will be built, | ringer type. I thought that had piaper Dan to work. and very little material will be; happened long ago. | His mother used to have to sing available for office buildings, The ~ fastest appliance is the him to sleep, but no more. |stores and other commercial] Sipthes dryer, and Howler Dus They showed a toddler's rock. eAnstruction. He said one utility had wanted to ing chair 3% He Furniture art, AUTOS—The industry will get buy 50,000, probably more than endugh copper and aluminum to aro > bottom. make 800,000 cars and enough! his company’s plants could make by ox 8 lt ke 900.000. HO er| WHEN ‘THE ‘BABY rocks, a;ticel to make 900.0U5. However

in an entire year. | i : | J pendlum winds the music box. 1t| Output of 930,000 will be permit-|

HE'S A FIGURE MAN. And begins to play, {ted if the industry can stretch

BUT HE surprised me when

and before hel hese materials by using pres-|

this little income yardstick may knows what's happened, he's off] amaze you. lent supplies. This would be a 7

He said in the last'to the land of nod, | per cent cut frora the 1 million

cars permitted during January, |

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Times Real Estate Editor A modern home full of comfort and, convenience’'-— and fresh enough in design to raise a few Midwestern eyebrows—is winner of the 1952 Indianapelis Home Show “Architectural Competition.

_ THE moANAPoLIS Tres - Drastic Slash In C Today «Business Construction Wisconsin Student Wins $500 Home Show Prize

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The winner is Sewell J. Mathre =

of Lodi, Wis, who i8 a student at the Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield - Hills, Mich. He receives $500 and another $1500 if he completes the design for construction. Second place went to Ariston

N. Napkil of the Philippine Is- vA

lands, also a student at Cranbrook Academy and roommate of Mr. Mathre. He receives $100.

Local Architect Winner Third prize of $50 came to an Indianapolis architect, John Jel-* liffe of Lennox ang Matthews & Associates, 144 E. 38th St. Mr. Jelliffe, with "Wesley Martin, designed the recently completed Lawrence Branch of the Peoples 38th ‘St. and Pen-

Fourth spot went to Edward D.! Lenker and Harlan Lucas of Steelton, Pa. They received $50 also, The winning home has jus about everything you can desire.! It has more than 1300 feet nf

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designs.

INNER—Tops among 223 new home

Adjacent is the dining area ices the other two bedrooms and that with the great expanse of 510 feet of floor space for the

with built-in table. This area is bath. 8 by 12 feet and has a Dutch oven| ;t opening off the fireplace unit.

|glass walls the thermostat may sleeping areas, 210 for family

As in other-parts of the house, ” \much of the bedroom furniture is be turned off from 9 a. m. to 6 activities, 170 for food prepara-

NEWEST TYPE KITCHEN— built-in, the ends of the beds serv- P- mM. on sunny wiriter days—the | tion, and 468 for family quiet (the

The hall-type kitchen with lots ing as small desks for letter sun pays part of your heating bill. |living room). indoor living area and lots: of Of built-in cabinets and acces- writing or study. planned outdoor living space. And sories is accessible from either! space is utilized to the 'nth degree. end and joins the parallel halls large The design was popular with at the front and rear of the house. closets—in fact the entire house

Edward D. Pierre, architectural, Because of the design, this home

adviser to the judges, reported may be Duis of brick, stone ith ow wood with either a steel or wi St. the prize-winning home is frame, Designed in modular units

CLOSETS—AIll bedrooms have walk-in wardrobe type

the judges for seven big reasons: It's the last word in convenience. offers 160 square feet of floor quite adaptable to the Midwestern ,¢ our feet, the home will reduce

FLEXIBILITY OF FLOOR! SUPERVISED PLAY AREAS space for closets and storage.

|tradition of family living and waste of materials to a minimum,

PLAN The separated living-din- The kitchen overlooks the play] INDOOR BATHROOMS — A should be economical-to build be- the judges said.

ing areas have enough “give” to area, or social room, so mother full bath is handy to all three provide for the changing nature will have no trouble preparing bedrooms

of family judges felt.

living patterns,

the meals and keeping an eye on the serves the kitchen-living room, children at the same time. The!areas. Both are the latest style] The 14 by 24-foot living room two rooms are divided by a work | “indoor” |

is located at one end of the home, height. counter, .

and two of the three outside walls!

are almost completely floor-to- master

ceiling windows. The inside wall from the social room by a folding —The home is designed for the use of space of all entries. of the room is graced by a cheery wall, but has convential doorway newest type heating and air con-|

fireplace. :

FLEXIBLE DESIGN «vT he skylights. separated |

bedroom is

Someone’s in His Grave

cause of its flat roof, rectangular Popular 3180 ith he Luger was e ' supervise design and lack of basement. |..i4,r.offstreet play areas ofe The judges felt the design to be fered by the design. bathrooms with auto- a considerable change from con-| The divided relaxation, formal {matic ventilation systems and ventional three-bedroom homes of living and sleeping quarters as ‘this area, but agreed that it had sures the home owner privacy MODERN HEATING DESIGN the best compactness and planned when they require it and also per mits several activities to be care They liked also the space divi-ried on simultaneously, the judges

and the half bath

openings into a hall which serv-|ditioning units and engineers say sion of the design which offers reported.

‘Recovered From River Faces on Pay ELKHART, Ind., Jan. 10 wn) 29 Cents Here ° : x Hike Issue Joseph River last night about an yards. hour after she was last seen| Cows and bulls were weak to 50 ‘open the door to pay raises for Miss Pistola was identified by| Vealers were slow, 50 cents to 11 court reporters. ther sister and brother-in-law, |§1 lower than yesterday. in- ; creases, the council informed the [WC years ago to live with them. lower: Ppeavier niente “ally 28 cents circumstances which might justi-| {to small killers; 240-275 pounds $17.25-18; fy the increases.” 275-340 pounds $16.50-17.25; 120-160 pounds

| | . 9 | * . County About Hoosier Woman's Body Hog Prices Dip —The body of Amelia Pistola, 27,/ Hog prices dropped 25 cents ih was recovered from the St. trading at the Indianapolis Stocke Yielding to judicial frowns, th o clinging to a branch overhanging cents lower than yesterday's avers County Council’ today inched the stream’s swift current. lage. Relenting from a previous flat MI- and Mrs. John Herron, who| Sheep were steady to strong. stand against $50-a-month said she came here from Cyprus: Hoss 11.000; slow; light and medium ~ ..;1 Mr. Herron said she was de-|iower. bulk choi 70-2 - judges it would “consider special i. € 1875; around 135 head Noe. | and 2, $19 | { : | $15.50-17.50; k At the same time, Council Pres-| H-Bomb Plant | lowes: onoice" 00 pounds up MALY “313.300

ident Scott Ging, wrote to the : i Cattle 1000: calves 400, steers and

judges warning that “any con-| ik d d oon yearlings slow; f od hot: -34; certed salary raising ny con- Siri e En e | bulk commercial and sood $21.32: Sites

a minority group of employees| AIKEN, S.C. Jan. 10 (UP)— cial cows weak fo 50 cents jower at 33ic

and not passed on to other em-|About 2200 members of two AFL 2330; others mostly weak: canners and A- ) cutters $15.50-21; vealers slow, - ployees would disrupt” last year's crafts ended a brief wildcat i. lowes; jo high i Any ie salary survey. Istrike at the Savannah River| utility AD commercial a Soe d yr The survey, Mr. Ging wrote, H-Bomb plant site yesterday and */jushter calves 323-34 ~~ » { s e BE 3 has been accepted as generally the Atomic Energy Commission utility and commercial” $25.20; od alk

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IT ans Most con | fair.” He pointed out that theisaid all operations had returned *2gpli “of. medium weights rene Sh Deter ; y 8—Mos -| : “Sheep 500: ; bs i sumer goods, including refriger-| resent $300 2 month sslazy iS to normal. to soi: ood to prooled lambs steady Burial in } | ators, stoves, washing machines; “well above” the amount recom~| Some 800 members of the In- Slaughter ewes uecharses ir tsiihs Ho.208 ¥ MRS. GI television sets and radios will be, mended by the survey. {ternational Union of Operating iii Bodh so Bos 28 E. 16th | cut by about 10 per cent from He added some judges and re- Engineers and 1400 members of, PARADE, a picture maga- tomorrow [the . first -quarter. Some extra] porters had told Councilmen they the International Teamsters| Zine, is included each week with tuary. Bu mete] Tab he given 7 hard- wi satisfied with the present Union began the unauthorized Your Sunday Times. ARTHU! | pinched manufacturers’ of ‘less . {work stoppage at the vast pro- — | essential” goods such as toys, Some of the judges have said ject at dog Bala ? laClede | costume jewelry, ash trays and they would exercise their judicial] H. E. Miller, southeastern rep- | YOU NEVER KNOW for A&P. 8 winow blinds. Poyers » mandate the increases resentative of the engineers 2) 10 a. 1 e Council refused to grant union and Joseph A. Wil WHEN YOU'LL N errmann | { p y der, local EED IT Local Stocks and Bonds | {them. None has done so yet. |business manager for the team- a Matus eT isters, said the men heeded pleas —Jan, 10— : STOCKS an Bid Asked) ‘DEAD’ RETURNS—Joseph Boylan, alive and in jail. Gold Star Group jot their own unions io retum te SAVE 8 little FRED § | American Loan 8% ..........s e | WOTK, i a College Ax American States od a : By United Press had been identified ag™ Mr. Wants Crosses Back Mr.., Miller called the strike, | ede week! Sy = age! EE Ares as pra 8 So ay ery | Boylan oy BY) ae ang a | SWOLULY, T. 3. dan, 1020000 i alk or girs or mn ® In Celtic you enjoy IN morrow 2 | Belt RR & 8tk Yds ‘com Jo} 102 ities Y | tamily friend. His papers were |(UP)—A newly formed organiza-| 2uthorized walkout of the indi- : 4 Mortuary. | SBobbschaereii com. be fe Over Rip waz Ruried tive years | found on the body. tion of gold star ters wives| viduals concerned in a protest, SURED SAFETY services la | Bobbs- Merrill” ptd 4% ........ 3 a 98° in Joseph Boylan's grav e. Mr. Boylan, whose identity (and sisters joined Hawaii vet. 28ainst lack of transportation in- ® Your savings earn DIVI- : vin Chamber, of Commerce com '.. 3) Mr. Boylan, 45, turned up in | was firmly established by Navy |erans’ groups today in their fight Side the sprawling project and DENDS each six months. Mes. W Citizens Ind Tel 5% pfd sis] New Haven County jail last | records, said his wallet had |for restoration of white crosses Several details of their super- eM : : Commonwealth Loan 4% ptd | night after being sentenced to | been stolen from him about |on the graves of more than 13,000 Yision. x oe ye. 2 an To Be | {Cont Car-Na-Var ............. 1%! 10 days on a drunk charge. that time. He had left home 10 {American war heroes buried here. | —— ! £ E 0 -} “ s > S e. ; ’ Cmming Eng Bid «one Hey, you're supposed to be | years ago because of domestic The crosses at the National ® Open: an account mext Mrs. Wi Be Ec Tote § pid. 16% dead,” Jailer David Lane said. | troubles, he said. “Memorial Cemetery for the Pa-| WANTED pay day Nos bi Equitable Securities com “Like hell I am,” Boylan re- His wife, Rosalie, a theater [cific were uprooted last Septem- Z i the J : me jtet Pd sess] Plied. cleaning wonian, said: |ber and replaced with flat marble ART DIRECTOR $1 Opens An Account vic Fa nance §% via ares The badly mangled body of | “As far as I'm concerned, headstones. The Army said that Hotge, oa Hamilton Mfg Co com | a 1947 traffic accident victim | he still is dead.” maintenance and replacement of A Cleveland, Ohio, Advertising Jan. 1st Dividend Rate 272% . 2 Hook Drug Co com ... oi ME ha the crosses was too costly and a Agency is seeking an Art Di- uesday | Ind Asso Tel 2 pfd .... 38 | “ ” rence. Bor 1nd Ano IS SD ea 0. | o survey” showed the public pre- | rector... good salary. For full : | nd Gas & Water com [III 2 Ford Shows Its New Line ferred stone markers. | details. . i CG; Rigg ho | Ind Telephone 4 pnt | : . . : |ndols Pow 414 com bo... 1a hu By HAROLD HARTLEY [Sétves as the finest we have built/lJ, S. Statement CALL MR. ABRAMS ELT] EDERAL ie Indianan ndpls Pow & Lt p eas 96. | mes Business Editor n years of Ford history. And SAVINGS ¢ : y. " g | Ind} lis ‘Rail = } | Se Asrocarion AWTEHCE: | Eraiananols Vater com I it 18%] DETROIT, Jan. 10-—The Ford our engineers already are welll WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (UP)—Goyern. Until Noon Friday / Indi : LR | {ndianaolls Water ds pf .. 88 12, Motor Co. let its two newly bred along on cars of the future.” Tony floael oar A ar ose, or aad | MARTINSVILLE 9990 of Indianavelis Survive : a . jeflerson National Life com. 10» 12 power cats out of the bag today.| One thing .they didn’t j1| ¥ith 8 Year ago: 23 W. OHIO ST husband = HOME IN TEXAS—Egyptian dancer Samia Gamal, wearing a Sinean & Co com '..........t dh (4! ‘First out was the .101-horseslwas Ford's Bn Midi on Expenses $33 520.835.582 $30 081.305 379 : ke Cora Ble miniature cowboy hat, strikes a six.gun pose for the benefit of her Lincoln National Life ........H3 118 -|power overhead valve “six.” The/for the 1952 models. Best guess Defic 27.858.000.078 013.446.084 - —— “a Ey ey laupiste new husband, Sheppard (Abdullah) King Il, after their arrival in | Marmon- Herrington com .... 8 6 engine is entirely new,.geared for as to when they'll be seen in In-|Bub den. 255.088.031 048 aed ‘eh: Answer to Previous Puzzle | ley and. M Dallas today. : | Natl flomes com Lo. iiiiiiiii ag" 71a a sales race with Chevrolet. |dianapolis is about the first week Gold reserve "22.772.035.055 °27:655.946.258 Eucharistic Vestment CIOL LIAR] [PIQIUINIBIS 4 anapolis - : os . te ee IR De air oon i A Rn Seco to He Unveiled was Lise in February. INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE : SILER EXPERT] pry on . |N Ind Pub Serv 4's pfd ..... 8'a 92 "|coln’s new orsepower V- ; {Clenrings “ova. s ov tiie inn. $12,130: HREF= EIST IER] Named Taft Drive Leader A % D (N'Ind Pub Serv 4l3 pid ia! 35951... y . rater Debits . 0% HORIZONTAL VERTI hs V SEAT ES protl N ‘nd Pub Serv 4.56% pfd -. 23% 25 with overhead valves. -And this Produce arrose terres 20,402,000 CAL QINPAAISIPIEIN ALES] two brot Crawford F, Parker of New rres ue (BR Mallory: o.oes 38% 38%Igme. T think, is aimed at Cadillac.| 1E : Ell] [SVK] | [RAAILIPIS] Maywood, z | Progress Laundry com ........ 22 ' Ty . = ucharistic 1 Old [== bo ES TE <=] ; . Castle Heapy County. Republic} : : | Pub Serv of Tha 305 pea an on ae Then Ford let it be known that| Ege prices for Cincinnati eases included vestment 2 Shakespearean = Le I REISS] foe of ind an chairman, has been appointed n iIssin Pub Serv. of Ind 3's pid ...... 80t: 83% the old standby of the Ford line, qn sraded eggs. consumers grades U.S. 4 Charlott ki IV] bP Ee i SER District 8 f th Switzer Cumin td ip havap: y iA large white 50-51lac; brown mix 46%- arlotlie ing ELIS ALE] : 19th District manager o e | Switzer-Cummings prd 111! 11, the 100 horsepower V-8, would Siac: US. medium white 38%a-4%c: Corday killed 3 Greek letter [|SIAISIEIRVACIAIL ISBT Rites. 5 Taft-for-President . organization. » * [80 Ind G&E 4.8% ptd |... 100 make its |1952 appearance with er ol Saraded "4 oe era him 4 Extinct bird EAE ANA TION A Mr. Parker is a member of ‘the: ri e {asé | Stokely-Van Camp com... 18% 110 horses under the hood. large white 42-4dc; brown mix ' aad 9 Wrestling 5G AlRIST NAIRIEIAVAZIAIP For Het Indiana Public Service Commis- : : | Tanner & Co 5%% ofd... | The engines were show current receipts cases ‘exchanged 38-38c: et up Cl 1AICICIEIDE w AatT pan / 8g ere shown to market abo: [= : {Terre Haute Malleable 13'% Tard ie ut steady; receipts increasing cushion 6 Headstrong | IRIOINI = <Bervices Sion. MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 10 (UP)-. ned felon 5% pid : [pevamien, Who have been living dn commercially grown (12 Driving 7 Adduces RIE Sees p. m. Sat - A deputy sheriff said last night Union Tit . ..:{on rumors for months, in the first over 212 pounds, 32.33c: roasters, 5 pounds : ‘command 8 Golf devi at Chapel of Ex-dividend. |five-mile, day-long press peek at heavy 25-27c. hens lent. 19-906: oid | 13 Papal cape evice 28 World trouble 46 Hindu Trac, # n he hoped to make an arrest soon, BONDS [the = | rooste he Matt, 13-200; od 9 Dam t man 5 Allin & ‘Steers 3» ....|the new $50 million research cen-|joosters 17.19c. = Market “about steady; 14 Constellation Spo garment Mr. Tra in the mysterious disappearance American Loan 4's 83 eter, | Irn: a In cr fav previous com, 15 Devour 10 Operatic solo 29 Short barb 47 Pitcher “St. Vincer of Canadian beauty Huguette American loan dias 60... .!| Henry Ford II, senior member” Butier—cresmery 90 score 86 cents me- 16 Bridal path 31 Small chuudren 30 Demolish 48 Grafted (her, and lived ) Leniay, missing from a Florida Beale Tole Co day =:+lof the? Ford family triumvirate, dium butterfat 75 cents, regular 70 cents. 17 Clear * 21 Mine a 31dourney + 50 Greek war g Burial { . Z / | Buhner Fertilizer 5s 58 es |showed how Fords are created by | 18 Wooden box eral spring 32 Dispatched 52 Afresh where he je Sshing trip for Bve gayhs, | Gonmbia Chul Fa 5a "ea on “la staff of 4300 engineers used in 23 Desolate 38 Antennae 53 Roman Mr. Pre Chief Deputy Frank Webber Equitable Securities 5s 60 ... 96 ai He said: “Wher 4 f i 25 Become 40 Smell peror de lsaid at Key West an arrest|hamilion Mig co Ss €s' .lltft [1l| HR SCI EE Ur ently og visible 42 Request 54 Ye betiw NeW Xu | “probably will be fade shortly” |indois Public Loan 3s 64 ly I A overs. indy a, HE Sev 26 Bridge term 45 Noisy 12 and 20 2 ident 1 [put Deputy James Barker of ind'iimestone 45'73".......0 33. annual dollar sales in defense [4 Reve VHawaiim breathing in * 36 Sheep's bleat Ivo » ‘Tavernier refused comment, RAN Te Bw ‘100 Ww 21 8! | precipice slee ; / | “There's still too much work to| kanssenkamp 5s 48. wow products alone. will ‘reach $1.8 Sm Sink ® 57 Nights (ab.) | Rats be done Mr, Barker sajd. Mr. sniatus Device HE 8 |" “Our 1952 cars speak for them- 26 Steeple A CTs Mi h i ™= |Barker disclosed that he Mrs, | action Terminal sa 87... 9.9 - p- 20 Goes - Fugene T — } ’ y 1 . ’ -— \Lemay's husband, George Lemay | It's time ° 33 Song birds 4 ‘ginia Mel ~—t== lof Montreal, in his office “talking 34 Viper \ dianapolis |to him.” ‘He would not comment | to check our razor-sharp blades, 35 Exist Ba ‘lof the nature of the conversa-| LOWER the family | 36 Winglike part School tion ” ‘ER | : ] aC . . . ROOTER service : ; — eal Mr. Lemay was held for several INSURANCE COSY... Tam § there when 39 Dyestutr . Die H + Pablic spirifed local marchants, hours and questioned last Satur- AUTO You yecd um, 41M ue tower rin " os an expression of .goodwill, day on the disappearance of his| Bh eX Services wont you to receive this lovely bride of six months. Mrs. Lemay 1 MN 4 U n A MN C E | 44 Steamer (ab.) it yy for bosket of gifts, if you have just left ‘ her husband fishing on a Safe driving poys dividends when Xerp 45 Theater sign jit Sehgal moved to the city, ore a New bridge in the keys last Friday gp. Say ; - a : : ‘lived at 3 ) you insure your cor through this ; 46 Hunt : i Mother or have just moved to night to change clothes in their Agency: A good driving record no 49 John (Gaelic) | . Em h # Mr. Dr Je new address within the city. . car. He sald he ‘did not see her | A TTT Et auolifies you for. Groin Dealer - Lr -| 51 Rave: — ‘ agp : 5 suffered §7%' Theré’s nothing to buy. No after that time. t EN Mutuol protection--and savings. 25 | 55Grain bristle mT ; found in wu obligation. Phone your. Welcome | Officers released Mf. 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