Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1952 — Page 24
PACE 2.
‘American Way’ The Only Way |
bv] 1 A By Harold Hartley
I HEAR LOTS of speeches, some yawners, and some on
chair-edge. One, I hear over and over, like a record With its needle
«stuck. It's about the “American Way." | ~emsmm——————— It never leaves anybody unhappy. privilege of spending one more But the scats get awfully hard. month ther ¢ You cross your legs, and re-| What tive has to sell mostly, crosg them: And. look at your is history’ And the Land of the watch. /And you pick out A half-| Pharoahs is where history begins, - dozen Places the guy. could have! It is what it has been made by stopped, if he had sense enough. all kinds of men, of all times, "5 0» sinners, suckers, and saints, FINALLY, you leave. And the And you can still be: any one checkroom line is 50 feet long, Of the three, in Egypt.
= Someone says, “Good speech, eh Joe?" And you mumble yes, and ‘Way of a Window ; ALL MY LIFE I've been put-
shift your weight to the other! iting: windows up and down. I
foot. You agreed with every word.| | thought there ggas no other way.
And you liked the story spicing. a Then Same the swing open winBut did’ it change anything dt She Sasement. 0) doy all it. 2 > think not.” It always starts The one thing which has the with fe ty Jhon thin Fi nc. a window dons Rid in, .an at to do abou 8 h elect a new Congress. jo 80 up aN Sen, or even swing . = » It can open from the bottom, AND MOST of the boys who | clapped their hands red don't vote re ko an awning. hy I Aen even less in © 1oesn't ave to omen cb dll Le GF I've heard these speeches so conditioned homes, often they run backwards out of| THERE ARE "WAL L windows, | my ears. I believe them, too. But ang windows which let in light, I can't see that they've changed hut let no one see through, such much, = as opaqued glass, And I think the glass block THIS WEEK I happened across S gate ck can well serve as
a different one, fresh as de t lettuce. It was Ralph W. Carney, roy Tot, if there ne a at retired Kansas businessman, who s
if you can find a better wily, I unrolled hia word carpet 3 ue keep thinking of a remark I once state's lumber a heard Charles Kettering make. | supply men. | “If you have to do something, He sald we are afraid. |he said, “tackle it as if you were “We have been fed such & the first to do it. And chances| diet of fear that we are afraid (are you will find a brand new of Russia and afraid of Red yay" China. | “Mothers whose sons have not, Mr. Do-lt-Well . gone to Korea are afraid they 1 SEE HIM often. But I selare going to go, and those whose dom speak. Just a nod. sons are in Korea are afraid they] The reason is he cannot hear will not come back. me. But he can sce. 80 we have “We are afraid of inflation, We a system of waves and little bows, | are afrald of our government, not/ in one of the nicest relationships its form, but its corruption, I have. nu -» I see him only through a win-| “WE ARE AFRAID of subver-/dow. Maybe once or twice a year sives and traitors within our own/I go in, talk over the counter. country. But mostly it is the signal sys- | . “We have been made afrald of tem; which keeps alive and warm, the attitude of our Swh youth (a a lasting friendship. afraid of our Allies, afraid of our : uN NF nu 4 a 3 SEE HIS quick hands “and own abllities—and added up— arms. brashing, stearning.
”" rubafralq of ous = future. bing, shaping, any hour of the
THE FUTURE always has been day. He lives his work, the thing| uncertain. But we have been fed he knows how to do best. I call a lot of spook-sirup in the last/ him Mr. Do- It-Well. five years to keep us loading our, His real name is Walter Mendough into the tax till, and those! dell, who with his soft-featured other tills which belong to the wife, runs Hoosier Hatters, about mink-coat boys. {26 Kentucky Ave, just back of What he said was that the! the Lincoln Hotel.
“ " ” American way” has become the WALTER © NEVER lets youl
way of fear. I don’t like to think so. But 1 down. But the one thing on
' h with w | which he insists, when he cleans, sant argue much WIth. whiat he reshapes a hat is that it shall be
I wonder if you can. done as well a8 human hands, |
’ and years of factory training, can Let 'Em Have Coke
do it. I always look for him. 1 think
THE COKE MACHINE In the t mpt Fetlotal Building went under lock Hy Jie ne att Suite Ey and Key. - To many wise-cracking tax- Only Temporary payers standing around waiting] § LEARN lessons in strange and quipping about, plenty of| places. time for .federal employees to| I was sitting in the quarters] drink Cokes, why not speed upiof a sea captain. And he was) the line. busy with the duties of a host. | This touched a tender spot in| Sea captains are working men. | |
(p.m. , Cemetery, Ft. Wayne,
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the Revenue Department so the rooms in which the machines are
located were locked. » » »
THE SORRY PART is that the machines, on the third and fourth floors, are operated, under federal law, for the benefit of the blind. And in Ft. Wayne and Muncie, they still are out, and it's no sin. So I say, let ’em have Cokes. And maybe the taxpayers want some, too, ;
Sinners, Suckers . . .
A GUY DROPPED in from| Egypt. He wore a heavy overcoat.| He looked uncomfortable. | He offered-me a Camel, and in-| troduced himself as Abdel Fattah Kazamel, tourist secretary of the Royal Egyptian Embassy. And that tells you right off
why he was here. He was looking| for American tourist bucks. And| Mrs.
I said, “We Americans are. gunshy, and pea-shooters are popping among the pyramids.” And he said in Egyptian a word which meant “Hooey,” then poured it out in English. He insisted the trouble is all over now, and it's safe to travel. Nobody, he assured me, will take a pot shot at you if you come buck dribbling in Egypt. » I THINK ne " right. The biggest prize in the world today is the American dollar. It's the “golden egg,” and no smart nation is going to pepper buckshot at the goose that lays it. But I had heard, that when the shooting started at’ Suez, tourists had begun to by-pass the Sphynx and to say no to the Nile. » » » EGYPT is all right when it's behaving. One business man said,
The real ones don’t sit. around] and let others do the work. They | have the responsibilities for their) passengers, crew, boat and cargo. | They have one crisis after an-| other.
I LOOKED AROUND to see|
what he kept near him. There| were books on the sea, a portable typewriter, and a bunk by the| wheel, But the lesson I really learned was in a few framed on the wall. They said: “Remember, This Is Only Temporary.” Good to remember. No matter | what happens, it must pass. 80 why get excited?
‘Mrs. Anna Wilkinson Dies at Hotel Residence &
widow of Allen -A. Wilkinson, former lumber company operator, | died yesterday at Marott Hotel where she resided. She was 91 and formerly lived at 3444 Washington Blvd. Mr. Wilkinson, operator of tum-|! ber companies in Indianapolis and| other Indiana cities, died in 1929. Mrs. Wilkinson was born in Oxford, O. There she graduated from Oxford College for Women.
life and remained. Mrs, Wilkinson was a member of the Meridian Street Methodist Chyrch and the Propylaem. Ini earlier years she belonged to Woodstock Country Club and the| Columbia Club. ‘ Services will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be Satur-| day in Oxford, 0. 'cemetery. Surviving are five nieces and
“All 1 want, béfore I die, is the/five nephews.
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She came to Indianapolis early in| I
“Today «Business Butter, Eg Prices Have Gone On The Si
Nature and rs Balky Buyers i ag Bring Dip | |
Mother Nature along with buy-, er resistance have teamed up to make butter and eggs considerably cheaper today than when!
you stocked the family larder] last week. . | Butter prices have fallen as’
(much as 10 and 11 cents a pound since last week's high of 97 and | )8 cents. Merchants explain that it those prices people just weren't having any and were buying margarine at a third of the cost. Then, this week, a heavy influx of cream hit the market, Ing keepihg with the law of supply | y and demand the cost of it went down, - Between the two prices tumbled. ~Grocers called eggs one of the 9s best food values avallable this) week. Top grade chain store eggs |< Su are going for 47 cents a dozen, rn Lower grades are going for as! low as 39 cents a dozen and one| merchant using them as a traffic loss leader, is advertising them at (three dozen for a dollar, Nobody in the trade will pre-
a ame bei Three Escape Death In Ben Davis Blaze
both the hens and the cows be-| come more generous. When they do the result is dividends for the family food budget.
Three persons narrowly escaped death when fire razed the huge
Local Deaths |garage salesroom and apartment
MRS. SARAH MAX, 94, of 3518 ‘building at 6243 W, Washington Central Ave, Services at 2 p, m.|St. early today. today at Aaron-Ruben Funeral With* loss at more than $100,Home. tomorrow ‘at Lindenwood buildings away from the Mt. {Olive Church. at 1449 8. High an |8chool Rd,, which burned to the,
MRS. MAMIE HOERGER, 57, ground two and a half weeks of R. R. 2, Greenwood. Former 280 With a loss of $75,000. Indianapolis resident. “Services| Rescued by the quick-thinking
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — : :
ALL THAT'S LEFT—Ruins of Ben Davis Tire & Battery Co. School Road, after today's $100,000 fire.
iraveside services at 1/000, today's blaze was only two
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THURSDAY, MAR. 2%
' Rites Held * For Veteran | Engineer
| Services were at 1:30 p..m. to{day for Harry W. Lanham, engineer on the James Whitcomb] {Riley when it ‘made its first paidpassenger run in 1941. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. | Mr: Lanham died in his home, Monday. He
335 N. was 73. Mr. Lanham was head man- of the Riley for six years, retiring lin December, 1947. On his last ‘run he was greeted, as usual, by! {John Patrick Ryan, then 4 years lold. The child would wait at the Tibbs Ave, crossing and wave as the Riley flew by. Engineer Lanham often rewarded him- with 'bubble gum. Born in Lebanon, Mr. gl-anham [lived here 40 years. He worked Named to Post with the New York Central Rail- 3 [road 51 years, 48 of these as an At Kingan & Co. jengineer. |" Mr. Lanham was a member of The appointment of Howard M, the Methodist (inch god Assoc” Winterson as manager of central ation o etire allroa mIployees, and formerly belonged to personnel at Kingan & Co., was lthe Brotherhood of Locomotive announced today by T. T. Sin{Engineers and Firemen. | clair, vice president and assistant ! Surviving are his wire, Harriett to the president.
M.: two daughters, Mrs. June C Mr. Winterson comes from the
Clark, Indianapolis, and ' Mrs. Lukens Steel Co., Coatesville, Pa., {Evelyn Kernodle, Ft. Worth, Tex.; he ‘was manager of per.
‘a son, Russell W. Greenwood; where yas al one sister, Mrs. Vinnie Turner, Sonnel administration.
Lebanon, and one brother, Karl, that he wa ‘Oakland, Cal. City Bank of New York.
Denny 8t.,
HOWARD M. WINTERSON —Heads Kingan personnel,
Photo for The Times by Raymond Bright
W. Washington St. and High |
Hogs Drop 50-75 Cents
cost of more than $6000 and that Light and medium weight bar-| Ea i Jia xaws ang Gils Aropper J) to 1510" orn a of oe: Dan : Pre . He . ersity, a member of Phi Delta said the concern, was partially in- Cents in trading at the Indian- 9 Hoosiers Named Theta, Industrial Relations Res
sured. - apolis Stockyards today. search Association, Industrial Ree pound On POW List of UN lations. Association of Philadel.
Owner William J. McMahan, Early choice 170-235 6040 E. St. Joseph St, was en hogs were selling from $16.75 WASHINGTON, Mar. 6 (UP) phia, Presbyterian Church, C. of route to an Afmy camp Near y7o5 Choice 300-400 pound —The Defense Department today|C., and was vice president of the
Baltimore to visit his daughter o,. 4 were selling at $15-15.75. released the names of the first Crippled Children’s Society of and soldier son-in-law. Bulk good and low choice light group of Korean War prisoners Chester County Pennsylvania, Firemen today probed for signs native steers were bringing $31-/about whom the United Nations of arson. Chief Clemdenne said 3350. Utility and commercial asked an accounting from com- U. S. Statement “it’s mighty queer” the garage cows were selling 25 cents or munist negotiators. should burn so soon after the Mt. more higher. Vealers were sell-, Included on the list were two
WASHINGTON, Mar. 6 (UP)—QGoverne expenses and receipts for the ocur-
lat 10:30 a, m. tomorrow atlof the sheriff's deputies, the Olive Church fire. {ing Weak to $1 lower with a top Indiana soldiers, their service, | Tent" fiscal year through Mar. 4, come Conkle’'s W. 16th 8t. Mortuary.|three occupants. of two apart: The night mechanic at thelof $40. ‘their next of kin, and home ad-|Ptred With a year ago: {Burial in Crown Hill , |ments over the garage were|garage, Leonard Lutz, 30, of 233| Hoss 13.000: uneven: light- and medium dresses: Expenses § 41.8 e543 ea 13 i fn 3003 433 » um rescued as the smoke belched out/N, Addison St., had checked the mostly SArtows, and Sits rather itive. Pfc. Wiliam R. Hilycord, Air| ine AIT, 449.003 MRS. WILLIAM (JACQUE- around them and flames raced] building thoroughly before he |! active a comparable decline; early Force, Mrs. Edna M. Hiiyeord, Petielt i. 7.388.826. 1 S201. 178 LINE) JOHNSON, 27, of 524 N./through the building. ciosed-3t Op. Th, The fire Was bared peas Goss we Sas ha fe¥ mother, Columbus. [Bub Deni 260.381.010.808 230 20 a4. 11 |New Jersey St. Services at 1 Deputies Starling Wamsley and believed to have started in the 2021 unas Sigel] SL WY Pfc. Leonard W. E. Jinks, > (p. m. tomorrow at Jacobs Broth-|Glen Smith discovered the fire first floor hoiler “room of the pounds $16-16.75. 260-360 “pounds $15.25-| Army, Mrs. Cleona ‘Klusman, INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING. BOUSE ers’ West Side Chapel. Burial in at 1:12 a. m. when they passed garage. aS aiid vounds 3ifis: few $1330: mother. Batesville: Clearings .......o.oo SAH (New Crown. the garage on routine patrol. On Feb.. 17. the ML Olive S30ies 300-100 pounds 2115.15.75: 400-800! oh ———————— 4. 3 They shouted to one occupant, Methodist Church, separated from ,CAttle 1000: calves 200: generally active: ‘Dave Puckett Elected | Legal Notices
JAMES W. TRAYLOR, 72, of [1176 N. Warman Ave. Mechanic at Indianapolis Railways, Inc., for 23 years. Services at 1:30 p. tomorrow at Conkle's W, Michigan St. Chapel. Burial in Floral Park.
who had staggered from his sec-! {oud floor apartment out onto the roof, then ran into the burning mM. | building and up a stairway to the lapartment of Charles Farr, 22,
5 . ‘Mrs. Farr, an expectant mother,
WARREN A. BOOE, 79 of 1726 Was overcome with smoke, and Gerard Dr, Speedway City, For-/Mr. Farr was weak. The depumer Hoosier automobile dealer, {ties dragged them from the apart|realtor, school teacher and insur- ment, through the burning buildance salesman. Services at 10:30 In8, to safety outside.
'a. m, Saturday at Conkle's W.| Toy Pennington, 46,
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garage |
16th St. Mortuary. Burial {nimechanic for the Bén Davis Tire! Memory Gardens at Rockville. |& Battery Co., was sleeping in|* 5.8 » ‘his apartment over the garage! MRS. EARL (ARTENA y| when the fire started.
THURMAN, 46, of 2306 Wheeler | “I woke up between 12 and 1 :30 p. m. tomor- a. m. with the smoke filling’ my row in Jacobs Brothers West Side [room. I was choking—I couldn't
Chapel. Burial in Floral Park. see. 4 3 1 Kicked Out W , JOHN F. ALLEN, 54, of 4522 cled Out: Windows
Evanston Ave, Manager of Standard Oil Station at 38th St. (onto the garage roof. land Fall Creek Pkwy. eight years, was still thick outside. Former foreman at Indiana State] “A deputy yelled at me from, {Highway Commission, lat 2 p.m. tomorrow at Kirby dow to the other apartment. I did. | Mortuary. Burial in Crown Hill.! “When I kicked out that winsu (dow, it woke up Charles Farr. MRS. ETTIE RU oe FORD, 93,] “They got them down the rear of 3359 College Ave. Services at|stairs. I don’t know how they did 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Flanner| lit. That smoke was too thick for | & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial in| |me. Earlham Cemetery at Richmond |
The smoke
“The deputy yelled for me to
Saturday. come to the edge of the roof. He a" [put a big door against the side GAITHER MERRITT, 55, of of the building, and I dropped
625 Udell St. Former employee from the roof and slid down the lof New York Central Rallroad.|door. Services at 1 p.m, Saturday at] “We had just remodeled, and Metropolitan Baptist Church. /the door was one we had taken| Burial in Crown Hill, lout of the garage. . " » o MRS. MABLE V. REDDICK, Sprained Fool [78, of 1475 Roosevelt Ave., mem-| “I already had hurt my foot, {ber of Calvary Evangelical United and I sprained it coming down |Brethren Church. Services 1:30/the door.” m. tomorrow in Calvary! His next concern was for his| Church. Burial, Spring Valley/car parked inside the garage. Mr. |Cemetery, Ft. Harrison. Pennington pushed his way | through the billowing smoke to! ‘Local Stocks
then untouched
| | —Mar. 6, 1952 adIOCRS " Be Asked from the shock and smoke and American States tress Ba :‘/was treated by an ambluance, Amatican States pfd ... --|{doctor. yrshire Colisties fom ‘a 1 i
Ayres 4. The Farrs, ill from the dense | Belt RR & sic 39 com n R & Stk Yds otd | Bobbe Merrill com Ciesenens 13% Bobbs-Merrill ofd 4% ........ 72% ’ | Central Soya «eo 35 Chamber of Commerce com .. 21% [Circle Theater com 49
the home of a relative. A Ben Davis fire company. ‘under Chief Clyde Clemdenne was
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[Citizens Ind Ter s®» pfd 50 Cltiaeng Jo& To OF od ii Hirst on the scene, followed by five {Consolidated “Fin 5 old 961% {other township-companies and an Cont Car-Na-Var ....... “ee
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sas The Ben Davis firemen suc++e| Coded in towing a late model car land a new wrecker from the garage, but five other cars and an[other wrecker were lost when the {rear walls of the building collapsed. fd When the gas and oeil- stoked fire finally was brought under |
Sam ns Eng com .... summins Eng ofd .....vi.0 elta Elee com .... cesens |Eastern Ind Tele 5 pid’ . Equitable Securities com | Equitable Securities pfd {Bamily Finance com Samus Jynance % pla .
ys arent Hamilton Pubes Co Co oom s Jlerf-Jones Class A pr.’ Home T & T 5% vid .: ieeens Hook Drug Co com .........es d ‘Asso Tel 2 ptd Ind Asso Tei 2'3 pfd saeses {Ind Gas & Water com ...... {Ind Mich El 4% 2a . ind Telephone 4 “en Indpls Ath Club Real? Co .. 80
Thbls: Pow & Li COBY o..vmrre 38% W1° indo. Pow ‘3 11 oh ive 38 control, the entire building had | indlanaboits Railways ‘com... Wi 2 I been gutted. | Indianapolis water 1 md 03 A brick and concrete block ndianapolis Water 5% p . nd wa {Jefferson National Life com .. 1} 12 structure, the garage portion 8 | Kingan & Co Som 3 Kd 200 feet square. The two apart5 [Kansan & opi fe... 2 |ments formed a partial second
Lynch Corporation |P R Mallory Marmon.Hertington com Mastic Asphalt . . Natl Homes com .....,.. atl Homes pfd
Si “41 “siiisales room was attached to the . fis west side of the garage. \8%, Manager Clyde Cldy, 41, of | in * 6165 Massachusetts Ave, esti261% * mated the total loss at more than ;1 $100,000. He said the sales room * recently had been remodeled at a
2 Local Truck Grain Prices
. rv N Ind Pub Serv oo . Laundry 1d shines
O& % oe " pid Stokely- Van Camp com Stokely-Van Camp pfd . Tanner & Co 5'%% pid
ruck wheat, $2.33. 89c
Terre Haute Malleable Bb 13% Oat \ . 8. achine Co eae New No. 2 white corn, $1.71. Onited ephons 5% ptd “ New No. a J 3llow corn, $1.61. Bon T He end ybeans, $3.73. BONDS
Produce
Eee—rOB Cincinnati, cases included * Consumer grade, U, 8. sees A, ares white, 38-4 Jaci Drow mix; 36-
Allen & Steen 8s .. American Loan 4 American Security & . Ameriean i Loan 4
ater or Ea Bate cp RT RIE ch of m Bldg ae 61 .. Colum Club 3-58 63 Equitable Securities 5s 60
finesse 8) wees na a,
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: brown mix, 34 3! wholesale 1.0% | fcommercially grad 0 per cent), extra ‘** large white, 34-36c; brown i) 34-36¢c: *** current receipts; cases exchanged, 30-3lc. ye Market stggply. Occasional lot 38 qual ‘| ity, direct x
Hamilton Mfg Co bs 65 ‘ee |Indplse Paint & Color 5s 64. . rtiucer current rece indpls Public Loan 4 pe x ” “ 33¢ Ca bulk . holding at unc ay s Raifwars se reEiickens — Commercially grown fryers. (nd Lim 76 |30c; hens, heavy, 26-21e: hens, light, 19-
nd Asso Tel 3s A ; Kuhner Packing “ "
og. old roosters, M1 ny yer .market fae uted, he, 4 of«wre | forings liberal. Balance sti
. 3 © ties | unchang SAY Ss 60 vo! Butter—Crea "90 score, Sle, prem-| 3 rc inal 58 87 oeees % 04 lum butterfat. es regular, 73c.
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Services the ground to kick out the win-|
the automobile, and Bonds by flames, and drove it to safety. : ! He then became violently ill]
« S308 2, smoke, were treated and sent to
14's story over the garage and the]
hite, 34-37'ac;! grade
steers and heifers full t L ithe garage only by a parking lot cents hisher; ivance ‘on choice. STade;
advance o fort lean ateruance on, choles, trade; Head of Supply Men |e NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
and the parsonage of Rev. Henry steers $33 8 y s ers %35: several part loads choice light! Dave M. Puckett, of Princeton, Pa No. 383-A. In the matter of the
to medium weight st -| M. Braun, burned to the ground |jings $34-34. 50; Ik § OE ad ed year [petition of Indianapolis Railways, In-
bulk good after a fire of unknown origin light native steers $3520" low, hoicelwas elected president of the In-REicld. {io discontinue all existing serv
fier) ata color ial 4- -{ice on the Veterans Hospi {started in the basement wash 1 d and one-half choice 960-pound J24;3. (diana Lumber snd Bullgers Sup-| Petitioner's Speedway Line; and authorism. bought jo arrive 4 truck lot high choice Ply Association today ling necessary and appropriate modifica commercial to small’ lots. S31. ed Other officers are Rogert Mc- | amended: and granting such other and S k N and “commercial "Cows strong lo 35 sents) Cutchen, Lebanon, first vice presi-| | urther relief as, the Commission raise pea er amed steady; bulk utility and commer-ial 321.25- dent; Howard J. Bolinger, Terre passengers, Intrastate 200: S35. 0 ie #008 Young Neifers/ Notice 15 hereby given that the Publip
cows $26-27: ca ’ Haute, second vice president, and 1 Lloyd 8. Hartzler, Allen Coun- 51" bulls sirose 50° cons Sacre: Shea Carl Nagle pone secre- | uct public hearing in this. tause in ty Repubican chairman, will be Kai sox os. 2830: fik, ulity and commer-| ’ ot {Rooms of the Commission, 401 State. the principal speaker at t BT Se ity, JO510; Yel-taTY-lreasurer, House, Indianapolis, ond. 2:00 P.M, - er: top Pp at a meet- 45. "bulk good to low prime 3371350-39530.. Howard Frantz, of the Isbell {Tyesday, participation” i requested.
ing of the War Veterans-for-Taft utility and commercial £2 a Sheep 200: native lambs i steady tn Lumber Co., Elkhart,
Committee at the Claypool Hotel narrow price test: few small lots good and sented an award for the out-/
toni ht. choice $25-26; culls down to $20; 1 ght oo zood shorn ewes $10: odd on’ Ce standing products display. Indianapolis, Ind., March 6, 1952.
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