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Key Materials i ly p y oda Y BUSI ness ‘Ranges From Industr Cabinet Post Phang JP)—A 1 p bi : | | Y ’ PUSAN, Koréa, Jan. 14 (UP) v __Fose rropiem | Pistols to Peanuts _EusAN, Reith Jan. 14 (09) North Pa a WASHINGTON, Jan, 14 (UP) | ie r S a Social Affairs Minister Hugh alr sea ~The Atomic Bhergy Commis, Why Do Those Jiu orm Sewer BOS I A ns sion is “working overtime” on the week-end break-ins discovered tor| Indianapolis today took steps long-awaitell cabinet shify. 250. Dut the “complex. problem” of expanding| day. lto put a bigger bite on business Hugh has been aging inform. i he mes the atomic energy program with-| ? 2 firms outside the cit tn ty ally’ for Premier Chang Myun, still are “p out upsetting the over-all econ-| weaters urn ® Ton dels A amis (sewers. side the city ustig Clt¥| yy; is representing the Korean The Am olny; Chairman Gordon: Dean dis- opened today to find $300 wort, In a move to double the income Kpublie in Paris in the United sylvania closed yesterday. | from these firms,- the Sanitary Nations Assembly. ~after a ra Mr. Dean said in a report on| By Harold Hartley 1% OIyeS a Pie S70, was District asked ‘ the “Board or — Se ing seas ! i | agian th Amount of $1 Eke oCanel presnt Senet Seglor Faces Lie Test nie 3 WHY DO THOSE fl ff t b ? Store, 24 N. Pennsylvania st. agreements and establish a new e radion committee now considering how, uffy rayon sweaters burn The Deanuts were taken T fee based on the tax rate. ship was | uch the Storie program) fan be Don't blame rayon. Wool will do it, too. |Lauter Boys gg Ps =o orn) This is in line with a decision In Death of Wife - . Only det _. oth in miittary ang nom I went straight to the heart of the rayon industry, ket St. Thieves took a vending| |Rnnounesd Jat Nesk by Neyor CHICAGO, Jan. 14 (UP)—A vessels, Dy . 3 . . ar 0 Te He said the big questions in the| the Du Pont Experimental Laboratories in Delaware. Machine containing peamuts andi; ove Ge EY a ig Ag ig ener : . ce DE ry oats I also took the question to Pur-| Also reporting a week-end Service. 21, whose wife was found shot to survivors that the commission should know] due. 1 get the same answer both| 1 4.4 with Herbert Krimen-|breas-in was the 19th Street Fish| Contracts affected are those death in the couple's trailer ond “straig the answers “within a few weeks.” places. dahl, Stokely president, and he Market, 930- E. 19th St. where between the Shadeland Ave. plant home near the Glenview Naval face vesse In a radio interview with Gan- IT'S BRU SHED rayon which is confirmed my suspicion’ tha | contents of a cigaret machine Rg Blevsit Co. and Air Base. search .th nett News Service, Mr, Dean said | causing the scare. And it's the Stokely is riding snugly in tiey/wete taken, with'&. fond f a end:y Co, pay $75 Yeoman Pearce said his shot. reported that “on the basis of uranium ore| brushing, done by machine, which Position 4n comparative food busi-|,, | fe i Site broke for * million gallons fee for sewa > gun accidentally discharged yes. daybreak. supply alone, our program can be does the trick, not the material. |nesses. the Terrace gen OIE ® jute disposal service. : 3s lerday as he was cleaning it after St stepped up quite a bit” but that Rayon won't burn any faster| They are Libby, Calpack (Cali- £"q ‘Ave. over Ine waale- Sh Last year Western Electric returning from hunting rabbits, the AEC also must consider the than cotton, for it is made of|fornia Packing Co.) which PHS. A cizavet macht iis Se paid more than $12,000 on this The blast struck and Killed his A state amount of other strategic mate- cotton and wood pulp. They areout Del Monte products, THE aE ae Plain asia. Under the tax-rate-fee sys-| Vio Joan, 20. Gran fa) rials involved. dissolved in a caustic solution and Stokely. The other big 00d Pro- |g ets oney NC Of am th rg eimai ni i m— We ha | ld has ot a removed. The cash register, ey wou e required to pay whether t Nickel Demand Heavy remade into Jhrens, then yarn. ucer has other lines which make|y... d and more than $24,000. Local Truck Grain Pri «This becomes important,” he| it uncomparable. That's H. J.) pened and more than $100 rices able to ab: said, “when you remember that | ENGLAND HAD "trouble with Heinz. n cash was missing. The ‘tax rate fee plan would assume th already the atomic energy pro-| | wool underwear. The houses were tu 8 Also taken were two cases of require the industries to pay a, Wheat. $2.41. ; launched t Or pro lool So they put their children! x |whisky, one case of gin, 10 fifths fee equal to the sanitary district] X°¥ No. 3 white corn. 31.87. probability gram uses about 50 per cent of all| | THERE'S ONE more big one of scotch, six hams and two beef tax rate based upon the assessed gov “0:2 yellow corny $1.77 the stainless steel tubing produced | in brushed wool underwear. The py. 1 want be measured. That's rib-roasts. 0 bee valuation of th Po 45Se55€0. oats, 94e. the temp in this country, and our demand. | {kids backed up to.stoves, and 2 Campbell Soups, family owned, | ———————— { on ° the plant. ! Soybeans, $2.79. water—it too, for such things as nickel and lot of the underwear caught fire. wpich makes no public report and .. | under sucl sulphur ‘is very large.” | Brushed wool caused SO MAaNY|qoesn’t fall under SEC regula-! Hog Prices Here 8 : The ba Mr. Dean said that by next | injuries Hak Eogiand, passed > tions. St d Hi h still fallix June the atomic program will be| {law that ad to be fireproo’e . : where in using as much a the entire |And England's flammable under- to fresh Jegetable Jeonle are eq y to Ig er LT : : driven by city of New York. ho : wear troubles Bre Over ‘food Bat Be ae roe, Opening sales of hogs at thelmg (Advertising) i and wave ‘Our demand for physicists, oe 4 | 3 ys g g|Indianapolis Stockyards today |é== | The temp i | WHEN WE GET such a law ready to do something about it. were moderately active. Light and chemists, technicians and engi- F in Indiana or in the United The big lines with Stokely are medium wei wih . Light an the sky o peers if lio extremaly hexvy" LEES BLAZE—An unidentified man is led from the Sheraton | gt, 0 our trouble with the “fiery what you'd think, corn, beans, were st a HOME p LATING RESTORES ALMOST ANY ne he added, “and these skills are al-| Sinton Hotel, Cincinnati, during a fire Saturday night. The man |gweaters” will be over, too. peas and tomatoes.. But there's Nore = iy gl cents higher] The Pe ready in critically short supply.” | left his room in such haste that he did not have time to find his | r've seen clothing merchants one bigger one, that's Van Camp’s| Cattle and calves were moder- A had a 14 ane joint Jongrestional Som. belt, making it necasiary to hold up pants by hand. Cause of fire |test fabrics for the amount of Pork and beans, a leader for 91 ately active with high good and FORMER BEAUTY Br oy ot DIS OE reatey has not been determine wool in them. They nse a malen, years. choice lightweights getting the! Wedness Sa ” touch it to the edge of the fabric : uu best action. Steers and heifers - : fas polguees 2 JOYS selentifie dar- Medical Check-ups Stressed— And the more flame, the more] THEY MAKE pork and beans held about steady. > it I 1 Miessaged P P wool. with tomato sauce, without toma-| Slaughter classes of sheep were TW hr ship.” Me Welcomes Challange aslo or ¢ the|t0 Sauce, and without pork, and fully steady. * 3F 1 i There . Dean sa e commission a 0g et 27 Million U. S. THE FLU INESS o New England style with molasses.| Hoss. 10,000; moderately active: light, ar i the 7800-t welcomes “challenges of this ® | sweaters provides plenty of air inigy¢ the top-runner is with both barrows and gilts steady to| i to go ove A 1. think - Fun d $ which the fibers burn faster than nore ang tomato sauce Pounds. 318 Weights steady: % seas whic “Bu nk we should always Di bi d p wood shavings. , . 210. No. and 2, 180-220 pounds, $19.35- #rot remember ‘that the line between 5 or Isa e ersons If I bought a sweater I'd want at have Be how Ts So. 130-185 ERAT ; . # boldness and foolhardiness is a| WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 (UP) wali, $124811; Idaho, $167.271:1t fireproofed, although I don'tieaten them. They know. ssi a0: Tew, $5957 over 435 pounds. hatch cov thin one” he said, “and in ad-|_Federal Security Administrator |Tilinols, $313,902; Kansas, $964.- think Td burn easily, even in a Ang if you haven't, I suggest| Catile. 2500: calves 300: moderately If ‘the b vance it is not always possible to|Oscar R. Ewing said today that|566; Louisiana, $4,135,111; Mary- sweater. that you find out. active: ‘nish good and choice lightuelghis| float, tI distinguish between the two. We nearly $27 million in federal land, $448,596; Michigan, $258,950; Although I've been warned that, aR toaly: "eons and’ holes 900-1125: A al: = to be bold without being fool-| funds went to states and terri-|Mississippl, $63,588; Missouri, §2,-|uniess I mena my Ways, some day Count 'Em ve 338: Boson b es SH Cy Te se ardy ’ tories during the first year of the 415,392. I may. . . ; rohit a . . « So far, the boldnéss has program Ie aiding oy enily Montana, $344,171; New Mex- Bina's Vanill NO ONE should have trouble nights an always been balanced by a sense and totally disabled persons. ico, $310,784; New York, $7,938,- ings vanitia going to sleep in Indiana. g ip los anneLs & Sepvers sa of responsibility . . .” : £ A » $7938 BiNG CROSBY'S coming to| Plenty of sheep to count, I i slow arly ds ie wii lifeboats s Authorized by Congress in 1950,|863; North Carolina, $586,400; Pies 3 0-5 there was While military aspects of thelo"ernanaad social security pro-|North Dakota, $156,019; Ohio town in the next few weeks. mean. Co ere 34-33 uty and 4“ contnereal = ‘atom dominate the news, Mr. 7 : ’ rere ' And he'll croon, all right, but And th h t $23-333. Only tl gram went into effect in October $720,248; Oregon, $517,228;, Penn- e guy who counted them| “Sheep 500; slaughter classes fully ™ c Dean said, the commission 18 al-|o¢ that year. In the first year, 28 Sylvania, $1,890,000; Puerto Rico, this time about a new ice creamimyst have fallen asleep in many Steady: wood and choice native 0 ee Klamath locating more money than ever|giates the District of Columbia, ($78,886; South Carolina, $515,997; which will bear his name. a pasture, for there were 472,000 (339:330; Tew choice to prime $30. sb; cul : weather before “for comprehensive pro- . Don Kauffeld of the Ice Cream gp and utility $20-328; load good to mostly tinued t Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Vir- South Dakota, $8950; Utah, $512.- sheep nuzzling the grass inichoice 107-pound yearlings fall shorn|; grams in physical research, inion Islands undertook programs 209: Vermont, $37,638; Virgin Is- Merchandising Council phoned me Hoosier farms, worth on the hoof |psity $25: cull to choice slaughter ewes Other mi biology and medicine and in the|eniitiing them to federal ald lands, $2474; Virginia $546,275410 Detroit to break the news. He about $12 million. 37315: area wer industrial uses of atomic ener- : Wash 'lhas lined up 113 independent quest in » The federal funds constituted Washington, $1,387.00; West Ver-| gy pie including Polk’ 2 42 Local Stocks and Bonds st about half the cost of alding|ginia, $113.840; Wisconsin, $359,|9airies, Inc ALTE iin 80 IF you get your shut-eye, Storm: . + « We should include the $4113 000 M 1717; Wyoming, $136,048. And he's going to keep the price h A third persons. r. Ewing said | y 8: “| Just think how many sheep there million hospital we are now build- that as a result of it, the costs| ee ———————— of Bing Croscy ice, cream down ‘lare in your state, and start to| STOCKS fornia, we ing for cancer study and research|,s state and locall I'm told it won't be over 33 cents to aid in y financed gen-| : count, carefully putting the black American nD B% .0iivincine a oe in Chicago and the cancer section ora) assistance programs were re- | un oll 1 7 a pint. But there's more. It is ones off in a separate field American 8 ates rane 58 | H . f : : The Cc o our hospital in Oak Ridge, duced. ’ g |the “overrun” which I ought to" vo. find quite a few of those. an Re com a 17 1m) n” ae Staples of the fine replating work done has not e ”» ? 2 - { . By" Me Dean agded. Alabama First to Qualify Sticks B explain, i'm And some of them wear pants. [Bel _ by the Home Plating Co., 917 Massachusetts Ave. search wi + In Alabama, the first state to ¥ Y THE “OVERRUN” in ice cream --.-| “Almost any metallic objectlarticles onl Man 7 Killed as Driver qualify for federal funds under . ° is the amount of air which is Not That Old Chas Sore” Loin §%a 40% Can be replated,” says Robert churches and raters ns b ( Loses Race With Train |the new program, the general as- Ex-Convict whipped into it. Most ice creams,| T MET A MAN who told me Circle Theater Seo oum . th |Nance, manager of the Home|their religious or fraternal orna- X= sistance program was reduced 98 Mr. Kauffeld said, have about a he had the oldest radio in town. Elie Ww I siis| Plating Co., 917 Massachusetts ments, trophies or insignias reFENTON, Mich., Jan, 14 (UP) |per cent. This was due to the, SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. ‘14 100 per cent “overrun.” “Why I can still get Hoover on|ggusolidated Fin » oid 95'% | Ave. Here is a chance to get/stored to their original appear Of _—8even persons were killed yes- fact that general assistance there (UP) — Jacqueline Cooperman, But the Bing Crosby product,ijt” he said. “But I get Truman, So A ar 2 Sesnxxessris 4%|those old antiques out of the ance. Hotels, restaurants and in- 4 terday when the driver of their(was limited almost entirely to dis-|17-year-old gun moll for whom so he said, would have only a 70/50. But then I shut it off. UN RE de 18% attic or basement and make dustrial concerns use Home Plat- 4 - car tried to beat a Grand Trunk abled persons. romance bloomed amid bullets per cent “overrun,” and will re-| «pve got small children.” ; Eastern I a Tole § ofd ". ‘/them useful and beautiful again. |Ing’s services to cut costs by have Firn passenger train to a crossing. bout 00 Alabamans received land bloodshed, vowed her love|"®Mble dipped ice cream. ha Zquitabl LE ::::| Antiques, jewelry, keepsakes, cig-|ing broken and used pieces reThe locomotive smashed the car|aid under the program to which anew yesterday from behind] HOW DOES . al like this e. : pamily Binsncs 3 eenees --ecjaret lighters and" cases, tea sets, paired, replated and refinished. James broadside, knocking it 120 feet the federal government contrib- prison bars for the ex-convictget cooked up? Everette Cros- Ex-Minister, 93, Hurt Hays Corp pid w yw :ii:lserving trays, candelsticks and 1213 N. down the tracks and scattering uted $1,713,561 from Oct. 1, 1950,/ who held off 30 policemen, then|hy is Bing's business manager. I Mm Mi h Home A] o 5% pid -+-| candelabras are just a few of the] Looking for an original gift for some 30 | all seven occupants along the|to Sept. 30, 1951. shot himself ‘and dropped two|He makes the deal. Bing comes| n Trathc ishap Here look Drug CO <a : 45" | articles - that can be refinished. someone? Many times you can ing busir right-of-way. Mr. Ewing said that 25 of the stdries from a window to land : Bd Ase Tea 1s |Even the house-wife’s old skillet use some old antiques, jewelry St. Vince along for the personal appear-| A 93-year-old retired minister ind Ges & Water com - 24%] ihi lor si ; J. Vinge All were dead on arrival at states and other jurisdictions re-|at her feet. EE and the endorsement, and taking his: regular morning hik nd Mich El El 3 pd > $9 */can be polished out or refinished. or silverware that, when replated, Service: Hurley Hospital, Flint, Mich. ; |cetving federal aid for the ais-| Although her uncle, Willlam\jends his name to it, bo a i par I ke todos *£ER°E ms $ Reatts % 3 Golfers take note of this: They will make an ideal present, par- a. m. ton The driver was believed to be labled showed reductions of 20 per| Friedman of New York City, And where does Bing Crosby|he ronses. the eh ay 3 sindpls Por w & Li com ..'... 3 i can take that favorite club of ticularly when it is for some Irving Hi Leroy Bexell, 23, owner of the|cént or more in their general as-|rushed here to arrange for her re-\come out? His end I'd say is|Washington St hdanapolis Railways com ... A yours that has become Justed or member of the family. Washingt car. Also killed were Mr, Bexell's sistance programs. Only six of lease on bond, love was upper-iabout 5 cents a gallon, which Th g : Ana Dolts Water ata pt. 30 184 | pitted and refinish it like new. | He was wife, Sheila, 2 the 21 jurisdictions not receiving /m 2 : e Rev. Alvin M. Couchman, |ISGRaabaiit Water 3% ‘of... 108% lob | Replating can be had in a num. jte Mas oA os Trak Reitahos! I te nas i e runaway|will leave the ice cream. still a|308 N. Gladstone Ave. suffered isferscn National Life eon. igi; 12, | There are other items around ber of metals—gold, sliver, pal Rite Mas n an e tough price and qualit - RE Eo rrr Nn on Ey ia soni Kenneth J. Tippler, 26, all of ‘Fen. tions 2s i as 20 per cent in| “Even if he gets five years, ig? hi ey hy ompets [head iy Ses 2 Bd 3 bicken eg Lincoln Kafion fl Life” 84 he house has i restored, J rome, and J an ton, and Willie Chapman, 24, and |Beneral assistance programs. (Pl wait for him,” she said of| > Lynch : Corporation .... 5 ; reial ‘basis In his wife, Nancy, 16, both of-Flint,| The administrator said that an- | Donald B. Shaner, 22, of Boston, Stokely Soars post McClendon, 30. resatent Mastle Asphalt coo fu [Squipment BM Sven Pumbing 4% go Sliver 8d palisgiun ro Mich. other, punefiy from the program who last Thursday held off 30] STOKELY-VAN CAMP, Inc, lodist Hospital. A Et Tn 108 °| : finishes, was a ve! State police said four children [for the disabled was that empha- police for eight hours from the rolled up $55.3 million in sales LBL RGR My 28%| The Home Plating Co. does i : were orphaned by the accident.| isis on medical check-ups had re- second story window of a ceme-ithe six D oes ending Nov. 30. 5 SA Terireg 20 Years N Tnd- Bib Serv ths pid ee $e not confine itself to household. |For Jute information wall Wei The Reitanos had three ives ess in Juany persons learning tery caretaker's cottage where hel This is a lusty bounce from |gervice in Methodist Albin N foo Pub Serv 456% pd To | p— SR i Se RL ik daughter: snd Ms. Tiple, one. hat treatment would remedy or held a T0-yeurcid Woman 4x81 for the six months before. throughout Indiana Bren fh EB LEAVE A HOME, NOT A MORTGAGE and dirs Anpatage. cr ee —————————————————————————— — { . a . v : : brothers “a . pects eventual savings of federal| The man whom she is accused| i‘ : Rosy Leap & Rt i Will your wife inherit a home? Or a mortgage? Wit o ; Man Critically Injured Jang sig’e funds through rehabil-|of accompanying in a series of| ; Medgniil So Ind G FURR om. 24 [I Mortgage Cancellation Plan, you can bob i that he pis Riley W. Kerr, 40, 626 S. New {itation of these persons. coast-to-coast holdups was re- Stokely-Van Camp com . 1 | mor : : +1 x . Jersey St. was critically injured States Listed ported recovering at Auburn : : : |For Ce. pian "otd. Write for eh In T4l in the event of your Seeth ed last night when the car in which The states and territories, some | Ocneral Hospital from a self-| bo AR Fe aleabie .- | & | he was riding hit a safety zone at|of which received little in-funds|nhicted wound in the abdomen. | Onited ‘Telephone 8% pid’ INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ton St Massachusetts Ave. and North for the first year because of late Jacqueline’s mother, Mrs. Rose| | Union THe it" rhxnares 2960 N. Meridian, Indianapolis 7 St. |starts, and the amounts they re- Cooperman, and Mts, Frisdman BONDS Name The’ driver of the-car, Jesse F. ceived were: |also_came to comfort her. . American: Lean tg 55°..... 97 sissearusarssestannatsersiens AGE. axivnnrs Gl Ne Blythe, 46, also of 626 8. New| Alabama, $1,713,561; Colorado] De. "as taken from Onondaga, § Ae ET - i98 UU APRESS L.i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinaane Deadli Jersey St. is in fair condition.|$445180; Delaware, $30,575; Dis |Couny jadi to Juncevilie Peat ; Wh a oe oe Both are in General Hospital. {trict of .Columbi > Ha. tentiary because Deputy null — ——— WITH ict _of Columbia, $236481; Har Frank Rice “didnt want her i} IN KOR! ‘ alone” over the week-end in the| * 10 li vy Thunderb 3 3 : 3 women's quarters at the county \ ua I 5 newspape jail. - he i the front She sobbed her love for Shaner, 3 | Reupholsiering ; ‘only Arm otherwise she didn't talk much, oe tirely in {Mr. Rice said, but she gave the ly The OK |impression that she doesn’t real- ”’ Boqardion of WE” WITH OUR AUTO is edited ize “how she got tangled up in| 8 rn Parts. and Service editorial the case.’ il rt 1's quaity work you want homan i areiine was charged with| re fi. our araltamien an. 40: hu p Sends Metal Glens come a § 4 {first degree assault after she Teer—prices POP Cineiaat | ; a vw Sov ° All the |surrendered at Oneida, N. Y. last Cluded on graded eggs: REINnAL eases lo a har, ss prices ww Power Brokes and by Kore: |Wednesday. Authorities said she RAIN. Wh Ls, Tr x BR Power rae read or. {had a pistol with which they Srown’ mix: Hoth e3vac: er We will bring samples to factory Distributors p pore |charged Shaner had fired two {commercial graded 40 per 'cent). extra | nome. Day of Bight. oy “Hydrovac" large, 40-43c: brown mix, 40-42c; current i wild shots at a state trooper. receipts, cases exchange, 35-3Tc. Market | ——————— +” Handy & Plerce Governors Fireme —— remem cents Tomer on more ado I. 9 hone CH-0TY Ignition Fi ht Communists Say UN 20°30: 8 Soins 220 heal? - Whee! £30. Aligrnent i OY - : . ec; 0 roosters, : Forces Killed POWs hates. "Hae tiny to dean olor |” <0 SHELBY INDIANA Firemen | TOKYO, Jan. 14 (UP) — The week-en alance steady at unchanged sii two sta \Communist radio claimed today " Batier Taian cents. 3 34, cents; UPHOLSTERY 00, (arb elor & Brake (o. alarm 1 “more than 70” Red prisoners of med cents, regular hi 8631 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. 323 N. DELAWARE . LI-434% threatene war were killed by United Na- a section ¢ _ [tions forces during a “patriotic” U. S. Statement SER caused ! demonstration in a Pusan prison - “ |camp last Aug. 15. ment expenses. AD do rostote Tor fe cur: Soar ? Pyongyang radio said U. 8. and rent fiscal year ough Jan. 10, comSouth Korean troops, unable to oe EE +3 Year : HE calm a demonstration by the het 3'180.134, 30420.031, 24 Laurel J . |more than 400 men and 300 wom- fis al Ai 1 his rise nL “Su PERIOR Jute hotel. p go beid in tne samp. 2 began ung bl! Bot aan 848 2d Ea 8 B I R caught f : em. More n orth| . Ph ——— Kfegh soldiers were killed, it INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE \ 3] Bl yl 20 3 D al M 3 3 3 0] Legal , t—————— . Debits. Si Bain IA EISALt St TAlb ot bot 331 0 The an Two Burglar’ Alarms | i Hon whi Plaware In Store Net 3 Youths HOME PLATING (0. KING’ S = TE CHICAGO, Jan. 14 (UP)~—Po- SILVER — lice answered a burglar alarm at| “ xture Sore me ; Sealed bh % sporting goods store and found Dasteners and Builders obert Alamar, 16, and Richard MP Kelly, 18, inside. SEE FOR 3 Mir ams, “ 5 ‘Officers had taken the y 1 a NT J. BILLIARD ROOMS + to thé station for questioning| i HOTEL CHBINA—GLASSES—SIL : 3 \ PRO vei when the burglar alarm sounded a a mre Sapetirien VERWARE en HE FASHION DIG wiinile fashion desi ner, El Gee (A88in. They returned to find: ° py7a|NG Sheppa _ Let Our Engineéring Department. ies om a oid EERE, he Foe a Zo for (ventilator det, 17, bug in a amazement se th at Le : ns Ey aioe a hoad i : Af Abuut KING'S BENTAL SERVICE ZTHNG Yoo Nee : is at his Egyptian dancer 1 ' : Veal Ed 's Tracey also was taken into ging from a ote drosing toum ia SLT: KING'S INDIANA. BILLIARD. CO. ING. ni . SIO " fo - ! ; Bw wee ; Wi f he id i i oH 1 a \ * ry 2 ., " omits : Tk ie “al nye :