Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1952 — Page 20

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le Calls for End Second Egg

SCRAP SEEKERS—Looking over the scrap steel possibilities in the condemned Indiana Ave. bridge are members of the Marion County Scrap Mobilization Committee and Mayor Clark. It. may cost more than the value of the scrap to tear down the old structure. Left to right are Al Barrows, D. A. Shardelow, Fred Beyer, Mayor Clark, William Rightor, Robert Langsencamp and Jdtk Holliday Jr.

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Of Controls | On Pulpwood

CHICAGO, Feb, 28 (UP)—An Ironwood, Mich., pulpwood producer called last night for an end to controls in the industry. Ivan D. Wright, representing the Wisconsin-Michigan Lumber Producers Association, told Office of Price. Stabilization representatives that current price ceilings are forcing small produce out of business. Mr. Wright and others of the 10, producers who attended the meeting sald OPS regulations don't pay enough attention to the cost of delivering pulpwood by trucks on long hauls. Donald A. Corcoran, a pulpwood dealer from Bemidji, Minn., urged establishment of advisory committees which would make regional surveys to find out where price adjustments are needed.

Flier Sentenced

Laid By Pam, The Penguin

PORT GIBSON, Miss, Feb. 28 (UP) — Pam, the conscientjous penguin bent on making history by hatching North America’s fifst

baby pénguin, laid a second egg here today.

Owner Leonard Neill reported

finding the second egg in the refrigerated truck which Pam occupies with her mate, Wimpy, and

Suspends Coach Fares. Of Six Airlines

WASHINGTON,. Feb.- 28 (UP) The - Civil Aeronautics: Board yesterday suspended the air coach fares of Capital Eastern,

| National, Northwest, United ‘a

Western Airlines, pending an investigation. Suspension from the present March 31 expiration date to May

31, during which time the board!

will conduct af investigation, was ordered because the carriers did

rs two other penguins. Mr. Neill said!,

not propose to reduce their night |

coach fares as low as four gents + mile, That figure had been

the lady penguin is “setting hap-|;qvocated by the CAB. It com-

pily’” on her two eggs.. un n a PAM LAID her first egg last Saturday.

pares with about six cents. a mileYon regular services, An announcement said the

CAB “reaffirmed” its policy

Mr, Neill said four weeks are calling for extension and expafirequired to hatch a penguin vag. sion of low-fare air coach serv-

He plans to bring Pam Wimpy to Jackson for the blessed event expected .around March 22. There is no record of a penguin having been hatched in captivity on this continent. ;

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In Slaying

LOCKPORT, N.—Y., Feb. 28 (UP) Army Air Forcé Pfc. Clarence H. Carter, 20, Detrait, was sentenced yesterday to serve

five to 10 years in a state institution to be determined by the State Department of Correction for the slaying of John Ginger, 17, on Jan. 10. Carter, who was attached to the 136th Fighter Squadron in Niagara Falls, pleaded guilty to

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He was charged with fatally stabbing Mr. Ginger in an argument on a Niagara Falls street corner

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