Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1952 — Page 18

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- UMTM Today «Busi

Quality Is What You Remember

~ By Harold Hartley .

I ALWAYS WARM UP TO RCA. It's as Hoosier a persimmon pudding.

with a passion for perfection. When 1 look at RCA’s television line for 1952 1 could see where nA had made a decision, They! were bullt to perform, and io last.

time on the relative burning qualitiez of wool and rayon.”

it out.

42 Buicks

CAME

And the freeze on new stations hag hemmed in the areas where TV will work. BCA had the choice of mak- | ing them better or making them cheaper. So Lou Randle, president of Associated Distributors (RCA), said they decided to make

across Bill Krafft. system for the Monarch Buick Co. . He pushed a

arg, important. of the Chamber of Commerce. For instance, the doors stay’ Sey wm put anywhere. They don't swing., HE TAKES OFF this week-

And the backs are finished off 80 end and will wing west,

the fronts. ~ » »

THEY RUN from 17 inches to built in. I saw one encased in glass. And it's got the goods.

He was bubbling over about

the Buicks for 1952.

and butter. he had the people. Either he ¢ oh . 4 5 {the new Buick. I think it was'! E CATCH in television lies probably both. 1 in service. If it doesn’t work, you’ : i don’t want it. ' Who Does It? Lou Randle’s new sales man-. gNOE IN AWHILE someon ager, the crew-cut Ray Breyley, smacks the nail on the head. told how the RCA Service Corp. 1¢ happened yesterday at th guarantees tne picture on the'paiary Club. end of the tube. And ng funny lawyer, George P. Lamb, business, no trick charges. right out and said it. You could (ES a hear the audience mumble apHERE'S AN example of how praoval. Indiana feels ahout its loyalty to, He said governments have aland confidence in RCA. ways heen corrupt, back to the The Athletic Club could have Caesars and beyond. And that had another set free for lounge. Instead, the club bought morality is still below what f a 21-inch RCA. Iwas just after the Civil War. It wanted an Indiana product! n 8 = and it wanted a good one. | HERE'S HIS |something to think about:

Char Men |

A CHAR WOMAN cleans things up. must be corrupters.

So today my job is that of a are not the elected official, char man. 1 have something to the people who elected them.

but

Purdue and the Du Pont Experi-

: erage business lettern But that's THE WOOL industry jumped ,5t all. They break it down. on my back. It's =till there, : SS 4 0»

An Indiana blanket manufac-| THIRTY cents goes to turer who withheld his name, dictator, 30c to the stenographer, wrote, “Who said wool would 5¢ to nonproductive

burn as fast as rayon or cotton?” dering the stenographer’s

how to extinguish a burning rayon jacket (whien, he save’ they are, ind not swetaers),

Yesterday the blaze in Block's Washington St. store showed up on cash register tapes

wool to be fireproofed. Wool is the most’ BORCOMMEtive BbAF Somme still do, but not the fancy

used for apparel | The old red barn is far from e quoted Dr. leonard Cole- (pat it used to he brook of ‘Birmingham, England, Scientific barns now have raoutstanding “burns” authority, in giant heating and concrete © sun a #peech before the New York tarraces where cows can take Academy of Medicine.’ their air - “Dr. Colebrook said wool . among the safest of all fibers and fabrics.”

” » » THEY EVEN have “badrooms” and “sleeping rooms,” and “milkon a ing parlors.” NEXT HE invited me to a And maybe that's why milk js Gegmonstration “anywhere,at any-so high. id

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|years,’

depression in- po dustry into the stratosphere of magingt Line because it would prosperity. He had a good prod-igjye ‘people a “false sense of personal ¢ecyrity” and lull them into the don't ge'S homhers. radar, intelligence services or a standing military force.” .. superb furniture. In the better gone. In his pocket he had his ey re big farm group - sefs, it is almost sure to he thetjtinerary for his globe-girdling representatives who said best piece in the room, Details trip with the World Trade Group would s

“them better, it 1s that old shopper's adage “come to life. You remember yet, and he put his quality long after price is for- energy and organizing genius pejief gotten, into seeing that Buick # "= around. RCA’s television this year 18; He js quick, likes to get things

they look, practically as good as the setting sun through 13 coun- farmers tries. And he'll be looking at short of help and are having dif- 1 and 2 hogs weighing automobiles and transportation, ficulty fulfilling goverrfent re- down went at $19.25 to shippers. elephants, camels and ox carts, ats ter food produc21 inches, with extra performance ay the Wav, Guests for greater P z J. T. Sanders, legislative coun- went freely at $ He has a se] of the National Grange, said vealers were scarce. >

buried He said that before there can Washington scrubs, be a corrupt government, there yesterday after services in the And those Jordan Funeral Home.

the ter.

military's

two-year

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proposed

get he

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of their ultimate goal.

Measure For Wo ~~ Bill Covering g

NESS 18-Year-Olds v Held 'Phoney’

" WASHINGT®N, Jan, 23 (UP) —An opponent of universal mili-| tary training said yesterday that | Congressional. approval of UMT for young men would be followed| by demands from military leaders) |for a similar program for young| women. i The charge was leveled before) 5 the House Armed Services Committee by Alonzo F. Myers, chair] : Council It is made by Indiana hands in four big plants, cach against Conscription. He said the] six-months training program for 18-year-old youths is a ‘phoney.’ He sald defense leaders actually training Jrosoon as a Six-months| asserted, !

Called False Security

“And before you got to two : : | ye is certain] He is the head man and ignition {ie pressure also would be on you to include girls.” Mr. Myers sald UMT best can held by

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came What type of

An Indianapolis airman, killed in a training flight in Germany punch point, four days before Christmas, with military honors Cemetery geant.

Pfc. Donald R. Tharp, who was| ot 21, enlisted in the Air Force on| fet,

mental Station, I said anything ne. . uo a He was fluffy will burn, including wool, The Business Library says it Mis, costs 75 cents to write the avn =n = Oxford St,

time—pow- here 10 years nose, from Tech High School in 1948. For Reckless Driving

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seriously $18.50-19.

ICA television practically lives ro put can't sell them because military leaders are trying to sell

Most members thought the at- $4 or more; canners and cutters strong tacks oh UMT would have little 9, e bearing on the committee's deci-|choice. $35-37.50: utility and commercia sion. The group already has ap- Thi scarce. steady: e proved such training in principle age commercisi The Hoosier-born and is chiefly interested now in ‘ to st programs to set up.ii9 TNE.

the son of Mr,

Donald R. Tharp, 959

need

n 70 IMT the Indianapolis Stockyards. sorely needed manpower and endanger rows, the nation’s food supply. President James G. chasing (he National Farmers Union said choice 170-250-pound hogs sold at connectio Several loads of NOS. gex. jiquor ring broken here last

and

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

men Feared

WEDNESDAY. JAN. 23, 1952

~ = ” . 4 TELEVISION markets have and light it. they will be hack on Capitol Hill] ! ” heen shrinking. The curiosity And from the tone of his wire, with demands that the service fg J cream has been skimmed off.'T don't think he would try to put period be extended in the direction! 2 \

y ’ 15 ounces.

At Yards Here

Trading was active today at

Light and. medium-weight bargilts and sows were strong to 50 cents higher than yesaverages. Early sales

“r)

240 pounds

week, ;ood and choice vealerS¥ers said today. brought $35-37.50. Choice weights! A 20-year-old man -and

active; uneven; barrows and

Hogs. $000; 1 i! higher; bulk choice

{ _!good to low choice largely at 330-32.50: the hands of the Krem $00 $30-32.50;

loads choice 1200-pound steer i utility and commercial Tl

Already arrested are a 33-year-old mother

HEAVYWEIGHTS—Twins Larry (left) and Leroy Morowcynski, . n Nurse Delia McCabe, are the heaviest ever born in St. | France's. Anne's Hospital in Chicago, Their combined weight is I8 pounds,

Hog Prices Strong Hunt 2 Men In, Teen Sex Ring Here

Two men. are being sought in n with a huge teen-

35-37.50. Prime mysterious figure known only as “the professor” have been linked to the orgies conducted during

in the

Juvenile Aid Division offi- Mr, McCray never saw her again. drugged a matron while being

By Conscription Foe

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Gets in Sheriffs Hair—

Elusive Lissa Hankers For Women's Prison

Sheriff judicial atmosphere, she balked. .y. and protested innocence. :

Eager to Join Husband

As she sat in the jury box

Lissa asked Judge Pro-Tem J. awaiting trial, she told a Times Raymond Tindall to transfer her reporter she intended to plead from the jail to the Woman's guilty and “get it over with” so Prison while awaiting trial on a she could rejoin her soldier hus bad check charge. She didn’t say band, a military policeman in

'44 Romance Blamed in Bomb Plot

A 1944 romance was reported today to have driven a “brilliant” former Hoosier war veteran to try to kill. an Ohio man with an !Army-type booby trap. | Held for federal authorities in {the Denver County jail was Donlald Robert Rankin, 27, formerly of Richmond. He ‘was charged with sending - explosives through

Mrs. Lissa Hanson, Smith's star boarder of bounc check fame, was back in his hair, again today.

the mails, why and the Judge told attorneys Korea to be released from the . In a hideaway in Bowling and the Sheriff to work it out. Army in May. Green, O.. was Douglas James ,u.¢ request from the elusive! Through ‘her court-appointed

lawyer, Chrles Symmes, Lissa

McCray, described hy authorities told the judge .she wanted «to

prisoner, who had whiled away believable” bomb plot, the second attempt on his life within was as startling as her decision ONE—Passing a $75 check na. to fight prosecution. : six weeks, ; Liss h that ‘later bounced, In a‘downdssa, who changes her mind ,yy, department store Nov. 1, { The nest Wak mage Dec. : whe her hair, was brought into court! oiity |a pre-dawn caller came to his ; : y. I to plead guilty. But once in the TWO—Escaping Christmas shoulder with one of four shots! fired from a revolver. | | tile with a 17-year-old girl who | surrendered here Monday. (when Mr. McCray received a : “| + |package containing 15 sticks of| Ss ent to . |tencing on the escape charge un{til Feb. 7, when Lissa will be {the lid was lifted. ° 1 2 .|tried on the bad check count. A letter, postmarked five ays (5 | S k | earlier in Cheyenne, Wyo. had| ir S Cc 00 porter went to the jury box to chat further with Lissa about \would contain a photo of a Sus- from county jail C pect in the Dec. 8 shooting whom fter unty jan Christmas Day the jail. But Deputies Leon Harafter being held 47 days’ without mon and Lee Eads decided she Of the motive, Floyd A. Coller, needed guarding. ~ lcounty attorney at Bowling the Indiana Girls School. said Mr. and told him she didn't wish to |dated—for three months in 1944 343+ and “incorrigible” by Juve- answer questions. The reporter {when both were students at pjja Court imide oa ie replied, maybe Lissa should des Bowling Green State University jai) with Mrs Lissa H eS ! - Lissa Hanson, who “rnp to deputies then warned, Oct. 23. break: charges in Criminal Court! X.. YoU don’t leave her alone, No Spch Terson 1 2 Court we'll take you back to jail, too.” Their romance broke “up and Mrs. Hanson admitted she

as the intended victim of an "un= poe in jail by crocheting, tO! plead guilty of: w Should ounded iy Shoulder almost as often as the color of But she changed this to not ‘ |door and wounded him in the . Jail R . night from Sheriff Smith's bag. The next attempt came Jan. 10 I una W ay p Judge Tindall postponed sene idynamite, rigged to explode when | At that point, The Times retold Mr. McCray the package A 17-year-old girl who escaped why she wanted transfer from Mr. McCray was asked to identify. : - | 3 a hearing has been committed to : They shoved the reporter back Green, McCray had; The girl, described as a run-| 1 cide. the girl whom Rankin married yesterday pleaded guilty to jail age Fred Fosler, the sheriff's chief

deputy, said Sheriff Smith had a standing rule not to allow prisoners to talk to anyone to and

from jail. Whether this applied in a courtroom he didn't know,

SALESMAN WANTED

He married another girl Oct, 21, held on a forgery charge. 1945. Sheriff Dan Smith made two The come-on letter was signed “emergency” trips to Cincinnati “Doyle M. Hawthorne, special and Louisville in efforts to regain agent in charge of the FBI, custody of his elusive prisoner,

‘Cheyenne.” Welfare Ward

in Jibdiana, i ._'he doesn’t know the price. | Americans a ‘bill of goods” on E0250 pounds 318.50: 19: several ‘loads a 3-month period in a West Side! ar McCray learned there was At the plant in Indianapolis nn UMT Nos. 1 and 2, 20 pounds down, HEI tment 5 ra) am 4 fet Yoas| ‘The toancage girl te a ward of . y gs N s ‘ -40- " § § SR {here are 7400 on the payroll. In gyT THE faith in Bill Krafft ; few lots No 1 Ie Pon G0. hao: 216-35 | . HO A ACY” the Welfare D Young man-—Mechighically = ine ? tok. 3 ini Playing Into Red Hands | bounds ILLS ands $is-16:, The 20-year-old will be charged age to the office of: Mr; Coller. | are Department and first ajined. Head t Indian Bleomington there are 1926, in ang Buick, in that order. is such . Soph |pounds "18.8018: 120-163 pounds Hover: wi = ‘ . dis. Was held in the Juvenile C clined. Headquarters In apoMdnticello (cabinets) 590, and in| (nat he has written 42 orders John C. Lynn, legislative di- (J%ie" 300-425 pounds <$15-16; heavier with intimacies with een-age, There the dynamite was is- pendin Wa nile Center jig. Territory Kentucky and Ine the big kinescope plant in Marion! gince their debut last Saturday. [rector of the American Farm weights BLAIS. ces. 200: market fairly girls. “The professor” is wanted covered. The bomb's detonator poe Ag» earing on the runaway gjana. Must be acquainted inthehe are 1744 eating RCA bread’ I passed his showroom. And Bureau Federation, said adoption active: lightweight steers and heiters for questioning about prostitutionihiad worked loose. oe hi a dustrial and mill supply and or /0f the program would be “play-|trons to unevenly higher If DATTO% am: believed involved in the case. Postal authorities, said ey] dle Ca Sficens said she wholesale hardware trade. Salaging in prostitution gry.expenses. Application must be

traced the package to Rankin. Hero in {he War

sex both in Cincinnati and here fol- complete, including past five year

ito arrive at $34.25: i ’s ‘little changed at $20-23: odd head. : : OWE Her .&t Joo $34 "or more: can: : and cu is . on deserined Be Hingleader, ae In World War II, Rankin single- ning er SCAT rom He Jad, employment record. Don't apply $15.50-20.50 (YeBIYS wir 2007 nnd Jou! 0a. W Re as io | handedly killed 20 enemy SOIiErS! eaoaving trom the Ceat after unless you are seeking permanent Liintimacies with a -year-old i, ne engagement, the Rocky er. connection.

5-34 utility and aver-$23.50-27.50: 0 328 or more. Sheep, 500: slaughter lambs active, steady

natives $28.50-20.50.

wooled load choice 99-pound

prime quoted to $30

slaughter ewes un-

$7-14 ®

‘Mighty Happy’

pound clips $20.25. changed. cull to choice

Cafe Owner Edwin Hushands was ‘mighty happy’ today over was his acquittal in the fatal shooting in of a Camp Atterbury mess ser-

A Criminal Court 2 jury delib-| erated only two hours yesterday

‘before returning a not guilty ver- Commission, which is investigat-

clearing Mr. Husbands of ing the reported underworld connectionz of

second-degree murder charges.

Rabb read the verdict.

N. shooting Sgt. 28th Division GI, during-a fight in

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“Tear off the sweater. ! veers 48 rela 1 ) : he sweater. 1f the stores. |Ind Gas & Water com , 33 ire’s too strong to get the gar- The Teason ‘was simple. Sho jd Mon ae 5 r g y | - £ & . op-| one . nent off, smother the flames with ers Jett the store 1 ! : P | Indnls Ath Club Realty Co.. » a woolen blanket, a coat or a rug.|f : Clerks 3 ore. 9 £0 to! ea i AI a 9 2 2 a Co s on their lunch hour {indianapolis Railways com ... 4 ow . . » . . A . ndiansoolis ater com es 13 THEN HE added that England | indianapolis Water $v pf .. 9 oF any other country in the world Cow House Indianapolis Water 5% of ,.1G5'% hag ever passed any law requiring | Kinsan 4 Go tam “re. oom. 19; x : 2 Ovi XT : : COM ....onnveas 3 YOU USED to call it a barn, *Kingan & Co pfd ......e:: 55"

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boy, four teen-age girls and two pest quoted boys, 15 and 17. “The professor” is believed to rong. instances 50 cents higher. good have arrangéd “dates” in downtown hotels for the ringleader. shorn lambs and deck good to prime 90- giatements of teen-agers involved woman operated a least one house of prostitution, The man is believed to be on parole and his arrest is expected! this week, JAD officers said.

the

Brewery Man ....". ‘Aided’ Mob

The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage didn't know Rankin.

the Canadian

BYE : Nov. 1 95 : : ; flesh 3p. It's about those poof Price of a Puff Fonsi 19%, and ae “I'm mighty happy,” said the prewing Co., learned toddy from eee - oR job than police enforce-| ALES eek. after talking to| THOSE EFFICIENCY 4UY8, radio technician. he relayed owner of Eddie's Gale, 401 = the Chicago Crime Commission 7 Local Men Named | His plan calls for approxi-| ‘never quit. They slice costs pretty weather data to pilots. Washington St, as Judge Saul L that the brewery’s owner, Alex- {mately 60 new traffic lights this

ander Greenberg, was the “finanMr. Husbands was charged with cia] adviser” to mobsters of the William Jagloski g]q A] Capone gang. Bernard Doyle,

he had received a reply to his in- Hotel Severin. quiry from V, W. Peterson, operating director Crime Commission. “The Crime Commission letter Junior members named were Drs.

. Democratic tometric Pfc. Tharp also is survived by the cafe last June 29. The soldier chai ; , ; his brother Michael, and his sis-'died 10 days later. hairman of the commission, said group's three-day convention at Miss Elaine. . Born in Madison, he had lived

and graduated the Chicago shall, J.

Charles . 8 i Mountain News, Scripps . Howard Court Se or eel, aLvenile newspaper in Denver, said today. mitteq the court had erred in fail-|

R. B. Dunbar, post office in-;ng 14 arrange a hearing for the

[spec i he Denver _. spector in charge of the Denver gy) sooner He insisted, however,

division, said when Rankin Te-ithat hart of the delay was caused

‘turned from Korea he was suffer-,,, +, ing from schizophrenia Y the Weifare Department. i

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WRITE E. N. TURNER

131 EAST 211 STREET CLEVELAND 23, OHIO

and acute paranoia {delusions of persecution). He was released from an Army hospital in Denver in January, 11951, after showing improvement. Failed to Make Bond held when ‘failed to make $20,000 bond.

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Five New Stop sights Asked From Board

The city today started its pro-. gram of using automatic traffic he signals to control speeds by re-| questing five new red light instal-|

lations from the Safety Board. | Traffie . Engineer William H.! “I haven't the slightest idea Bilby last week revealed plans to why anybody would try to kill use signals to control motorists’ me.” he added. speeds because “they can do a

THOMSON & M°KINNON

SECURITIES + COMMODITIES

Mr. McCray, although in hid- 5 EAST MARKET STREET

ing, said over the telephone he

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Seven local men were elected speed control and providing safe to membership in the Indiana Op- pedestrian crossings. Association at the Lights requested today are for: B 30th St. and N. Talbot Ave. 5. 30th and N. Pennsylva There are Drs. Walter R. Mar- Sts, abi i J. Abrams, Irving B. ‘King Ave. and W. Michi ; fe ' gan St, and Benjamin Schuff. Shelby St, and Carson Ave, N. Hlinois and 21st Sts. |

It’s So Pleasant to Relax

Prince i (and so inexpensive, too

So IT told him. as clearly as I or blowing smoke, Oc to materi- Before joining the Air Force, he i i i conld. als. Hc for mailing costs, and worked for Empire Life & Aceh Cab Driver Julian Jones, 41, of Feponed that Greenberg was once Wiliam Pree Bavard i 1 ap ol Glorious FRENCH LICK But he said, “Wool chars, it postage, and 2c for filing time. dent Insurance Co. He attended 1050 W. 36th St, was free on fhe Snancial advises to members gear A ne wa BIN oo in. Produce doesn’t burn.” And finally came . Ea : Brookside Evangelical United $750 bond today pending his ap- Dovl id ‘apone gang,” Mr. sier optometrists JOINING the OT Far oe FOP Conia Gore ping Imagine the complete LUXURY a telegram which put me in a, THAT SOUNDS all right ex- Brethren Church. peal of a 90-day State Farm sen- -OYVie said. Ns mn at the 55th conven sroans: 0. 798 a Clncinnail. Consumers: 200M { & famed Franch Lick — all for, corner and handed mé a.dunece cept for that nickels worth of {tence and $100 fine for reckless Ordered Probe a astoeday nyen- brown mix, 41-42'sc. gr ih MEALS adh Mg A hat. nose powdering or smoke blow-| . driving. > : : Whoesle Uh ix, 3-4lc. : GOLF ( 45 Yom ’ ” » » ing. But how about coke or t¢of- Local Stocks and Bonds Judge Philip 1. Bayt, Municipal Gov. Schricker last month Ei -————— to percent." Fira large white, Herd —— new for nie vere souciel : da a ! "» ¢ { on v * 8 case h., . * 7 " A Ee ae. giggle and gossip in the —Jan, 23 : Sour 9, Sxnfenced gh yemer rot sa AB the SORGIL an 2 Hoosiers Among Gls steady “or steady ai" nchineed prices Tinmne —— Top Sov an, pres : - 0 R 8s STOUKS pits B ay on the charge which followe ” el : | ,,Chiekens—Comm I 1 ' { Saalbach — Generel Mensger reau, Inc. in New York. {ladies room? Americau Loan 8% » Asked Jan. 11 car crash in which two reported links with gangsters Missing in Plane Crash | 12-200: heme, oaarr. 20.97! Dems. eh m He said all rayon, whether Lying Down | American States pfd = women were injured. He set bond After The Times. detailed Mr. Times Special | iplryers steady and hens o eady to frm FRENCH LICK wushed or not, is inflammabie. *YNG | Ayrshire Colileries com ...... \l's 18 [at $250. Greenberg's long and intimate. McCHORD A. F. BASE, Wash. spe hens eed fo Ic hicher for heavy 2a RP PIATRA The brushing merely increases| CUMMINS ENGINE CO. down Belt RR & Ste yds com en 33 The night before the ‘accident, association with Chicago mob- Jan. 23—Two HOOBIErs IS Were ium: mutior re woe: Sop icore, Sei me. i ; the degree of.burning. The con-{in Columbus has a new 200 horse- “Bobba-Merrill com o....i.. 13:3 11 Jones had heen charged with sters. among 33 men reported Missing pr— Dua Sic truction. may retard the flame|power diesel which works lying BobbsMerryl ota «% ........ if, -- drunken and reckless driving and The ABC also has contacted in the crash of a chartered Korea wit ravon is nitrate cellulose,” he down. : Shambe;, of Lnmmeres com .. 2, being drunk. Judge Bayt bound the New York State Liquor Au- airlift DC-4 at Sandspit, B.C. last : . 3 aid “and iz always flammahle They call it the horizontal Citizens Ind Tel wn * him over tothe grand jury on thority which revoked the brew- Saturday, the Air Force an- BUYING YOUR HOME ON CONTRACT? Wool is nonflammable and. ex- model, and it lies on its side. jderl Commonwesith Loan t% vid. 83 #8 those charges on $500 bond. ery’'s license in New York because nounced today. : . ent under conditions of extreme fOr space-saving busses and rail- Cont Car-Na-Var Ld Ie es - (of its “notorious connections with. The list included Pfc. Clarence : lame, resists combustion.” road cars. IS ES OO ran ST 3 <1), 4 i 3 {the old Al Capone gang.” A. Mize, Tibe d. C : Pr Fire Slo Sal (elie Elec ein] pra 16% Relatives Boost Aid The Chicago ey has 18 Albert P. Jaen: Ooi ana.on e our ee HE QUOTED {he National ire 3 wie 3 Loultable Securities com '..l.. 28... To Mentally HI in State Outlets in Indiana and serves the! All 33 are listed as “missing.” s Board of Fire Underwriters Six its . WHAT HAPPENS iy 22 Le 8 bam Finance om - 3 . The * Indian Mental “Health Priveipa) Slee, and towns inalthought 10 bodies have been re-| By March 1st and metructions iss ; iy ' 8- ce 5% sees 93 n . : northern part of the state. OV Nd ( 1% issued Jan, 12 ax to trict? fiays Corp DIY WW cisens A Council reported today that a cHern pam o RE 3e0Y ered but not ent Menuge],

91, Stricter 1951 state law requiring relatives to help pay for the care mw |of kin in state mental hospitals 3 brought in $500,000 in less than

‘. 9% ‘la year.

Arthur C. Loftin, council direcJai) tor, said 2500 relatives paid the sip) $10-a-week fee under the new [sts plan whereas some 770 contrib. i681 uted §$5-a-week under a law ex135, 18ting in 1950. sits He .believed this year's total

18, | would be much higher after more

8 {relatives of the state's 14,000 1115 Mental patients learn of the law’s

requirements. ‘ ¥

2 Soldier Charged ‘With », Sending Obscene Mail

8'a. A 20-year-old Camp Atterbury : soldier was arrested by postal inspectors today and charged

131, through the mail, 3 | Inspectors said .../Pvt. Albert M. Fadntleroy, had {written the letters to a 13-year- ... |0ld girl in Philadelphia, his home elelty, -. f : | He signed them i |Fauntleroy.” : : 1 Parents of the girl turned the

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Reduce Your Taxes

If you are buying your hame on contract, and the balance due on your contract is such tht you can qualify for an ARSENAL refinapeing loan, you can effect a sibstantial reduction in your taxes by taking advantage of the mortgage exemption law. ‘

with genuine clay In order to qualify for this exemption on this year's taxes, the deed te your property must be in your name by March 1st. We suggest

that you come in as seon as possible te talk about this, since it takes some time to complete the transaction.

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In addition to the savings on taxes, it may also be possible to arrange for lower monthly payments. Come in any time, or phone AT-1303 for further information, without obligation,

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Your savings at ARSENAL are protected up fo $10,000 by an agency of the federsl govera- ¥ ment,

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MARRIAGE L Paul Boone, 45, 0 eld, 29, 540 Be: Russell Kennedy, - avis, 40, East ‘Edward Bobbitt, Vera Row Don Hobson, 53, 52, 665 9th. Robrt Batt, 21, 26 Miller, 18, 25

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Dorotha vs. vs. James Smith: Alice vs. Chitwood; Betty. vs. Ralph Hamilton A all Patricia vs. A oseph Miller Jr. ; Hazel vs.

mell; ~ Alberta Pratt; De Lillian vs. S8anfor: McCloud; Thelma vi Helen vs. Clyde C

BIRTHS

A} General—Paul, and girl,

At General—Roos¢ Edward, Velma Ellington. At St. Franels—R At Coleman — Ir Thomas, Mosells At Methodist—Lav Charles, Agnes ces Sander; G Edward, Renee Parsons; Lester Maxine Studie; At St, Vincent's— ton; Ervin, Mik At St. Vineent's Lloyd, Phyllis J

Moore, At - St, Francis— Lloyd, Margare Verne Pemberto * At_ Coleman — | lin, Margaret ellums. At Methodist — Charles, Marlen Miller; Wayne, Anna Belle Bry vin: Dick, Mart belle Peters.

DEATHS Fleta K. Dunbar cerebrovascular Frieda Dampier, carditis, Mary Glover,” 52, tensive heart. Frances E, 11, cirrhosis of live + Veronica C. Scho coronary occlus Stella A. Cobb. T cinoma. Rosetta Cox, 55 carcinoma. Cora Crouch, 80 arteriosclerosis. Harriet L. Gund carcinoma. Ernest M. Guthr coronary occlus Walter K, Hallibl western, cCOrons Clara Hanrahan, rerebral hemor Wesley W. Hartle leardiovascular. James H. Heath, myocarditis. Thomas A. -.JoI arteriosclerotic John E. McDade bral thrombosis

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