Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1952 — Page 11

oi ; ! . : " te 1 i 1 E o “ “o iy : T } hs . : ‘ - . u " i id om| | Increase In Indiana Taxes x Now aves | | Gross Levy | : : . . hy * ; 5 ; oe . : Collections Io ay» USINess ic I Set Record arid Le IRVING LEIBOWITZ ; = Tee Hh that news- AR In Na 1 of the state] Bu nglin Bridge ‘ desire their gross income tax -—exceeding by! of ig 310 min Ja Year ol timer ° n —i8 ex ed to kifl demands! rial appear. high ate tax. 2 Collapsi ng on “Better Indiana Revenue Commissioner, begin with, Conn: J. Sterling estimated the! hom? Cer- state would collect about $95 mil-

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Study Com» last year. | What business suspected is coming true. nlis can of- He made this observation today! i tangled ice that we as specially-trained squads of tax| Before Mr. Truman ‘took himself out of the ns : ° will do well agents made final preparations to mess he calls government, Charlie Wilson, defense mobilizer, re attempt. conduct a block-by-block survey ; - : had rr of Indianapolis and Marion had Truman didn't an-| The age of oll, as we know it : A th i County in an effort to track down : 1 t.|1s young. But the more we use FS wort In QURiY ; ! nounce it until he got himself ou we learn | lection and tax dodgers and chiselers in busi- "Il find Charlie of anything, the more : fields. In industry, you to find. And we keep learning to lacking, mess and Professions) lle Wilson a top man. Otherwise the ‘8 LAC TIS FE about peo- er stockholders fo General Electric a asta. AR ur] : Twenty-one agents, who have ith/| He pointed to plastics, smployment hoo n Rr for this job lor would not have trusted him with| “8 POTIIC FO PI Lt rd ma. : ult paying several weeks, go into the field thelr SOMPAnYs . terials, cheap, easy to handle. n of Speed- tomorrow morning, hunting for AND HE SAYS Mr. Truman I liked nl puneh ow: He added the business firms and profes. walked out on what he believed |it up. on the button. ohm an sional men who either have evad- to be an agreement, as least an “There is no limit to progress | . WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. 30 = Watch people are ed paying their state taxes or who| understanding. It was that an | as long as there » freedom 3s | out for upsets in your business and per= these pay have not paid their full share. increase in steel wages could be | inquire, to think, 0 commu | sonal planning during the next 12 months, = BE Butera co oy'she JURE: Yo 100 | cole ail {0 oN wie sess) state would collect an ce of steel. : $500,000 in this area alone. The pro was in Key West. Back sentence. It's tempting to read the surface napolis for. survey is expected to last seven in Washington Mr. T. changed iltruck signs and decide that things are going to cles, which months. : OUCH-—The first nail to be driven in the 1952 Home Show model house turns out to be 2 his mind, He decided to sock the KQ 'OUNG. who has 80 @long about as usual. But you may be mes, As a Mr, Sterling based his opti finger-nail of John Bauer, president of the Marion County Residential Builders (left). Sympathefie steel industry, put He aqUees re BERT Re ra conds and badly fooled if you do. For, as the lee ad Hise fedmate of AY ae on is Carl Sander, supertendent of construction. The Home Show opens Apr. 18 at the Manufacturer's. winding, prof a, and RE ihe ee made a pretty good thing out, -bation's mobilization program gathers , s will clear the January-February-March Je Building, State Fairgrounds, and runs through Apr. 27. iat a time when companies are of his stock juggles in the ¢hoo Epeed, 1952 1s going to see some surprising ndently op- ceipts. The state collected $45 — ; ‘ working harder and harder fori choo lines, says there's so pseLs. 100ls which in for this period, about $4 ge o ° Hi i School less and less. new on the way. Wh Nout the. . th last year. Fd a uN . Instead of wolfing abou : WH waier million more than lis Year Pi ot Lan S Ra 10 of CHARLIE WILSON couldn't I EI rokice As the Editors of U. S. NEWS & World ing Indian. For a nine-month period, the| business the i {11 rise state has collected $77 million] . ® ° stomach that sort of thing. S80 he away from the rail lines, he sat Report enalyze it, some prices w ’ Vhy doesn’t this year, compared with $68 mil-| Music Units walked out. At long last, he found ..;, 14 jistea 22 reasons why| but others will actually slump, Some kinds id Denys lion the year before. —AnN qa rayer himself in with the wrong breed shippers use trucks. Then he took| of business will boom == others may not be No, Indie As a result of increased tax| | of economic cats. %.16F the Fest the next sensible step, and tried| aple to survive. Controls will be unchanged G edway, rich take, state officials do not antict-| By United Press wings,” Lt. Thayer sald through J Q ompe e Now Joy kaB leo 1 apart, like|t0 fiStre what to do about it. in some fields, but will ease up in others. fate any eed Jor A Dew slale| YORYO, Mar. 31--The Navy luis microphone. | ; a house that has stood In & Wind:| HE'S EXPLORING the idea of| Many personal incomes will go up, but taxes ing on the lat new fax had been Pro- told today how a wounded pilot| Ensign Schechter wiggled his Binds and orchestras from ume that Ras 8 et ups m car which will leave] will take a bigger bite this year. cep the carrier Valley Forge in- wings. : yy they will posed by several groups to finance from y (Wing {seven city high schools will meet 1 run down and unsound. th ils and roll over the high- ) the increased cost of state gov- gisted on landi his Skyraider Radioed Instructions | neglected, e ra a i 11h siste n ng his y adioed Instruc ! “ ; a ernment. The large gross tax jive bomber on an emergency | Then Lt: Thayer radioed in- at Shortridge High School tonight THERE WAS a ‘mountain of| Vays, a king of "Ballisuck " the There will be more beef, more housing, - collection, however, is considered landing field, although blinded by structions to him. He first in- and tomorrow night for an all- truth in what Charlie Wilson said 1 He is : Eagraels K's weekly more jobs. The draft will go on, but the : ed lore: for enough to meet gurrent needs. his own blood. structed him to jettison his bomb city competition. when he quit. car of al Bat i the wind. tempo may definitely change. Some Reserve efrom, peo- i While Joost Tate tax Sollee | The pilot, Ensign Kenneth A load. Then hé turned him toward, At 7 p. m. tonight, the orches-| jie said he didn’t know whether 1t quotes Mr. Young as saying the 1sts will still be called. World tension ' munity into ons were ro ing slong 3 ‘Schechter, was flying a mission South Korea, correcting each wing, os will meet in Caleb Mills Hall a steel price increase would do trucking industry wouid have| wil] not end = there will be "scares" as im ' best speed, there was a “misunder- over North Korea when enemy|dip and anticipating each aerial | more damage than a strike. I binati rafl-high-3 Des ho standing” among farmers about ground fire tore the canopy off hazard. to start the wo-iay meet, The what he meant. built the combing oh if it ph the past. to give up deductions. Many Hoosier farm-\;;"hiane ‘and pulled skin from “You're doing fine. Ken. Nose competition’ will be under the, Steel Is getting around to Yay Bhi Loads, tain. ers had attempted to take two his face. up a bit—that's good. Now drop general direction of Ralph W.| the point where its supply is . And on the political scene == or, tax returns $1000 for themsdlves 1 T DIA." he called into his\your right wing . Hor DOV: Wright, music supervisor of In-| peginning to bulld up. And [Poor Man's Pool rather behind the scene — deals are being re S H - a , , . # t feel that and another $1000 for their wives radia, Sgmeote 1. ne Where Lwell De fhere Shorty, woos oR {dianapolis public schools, and Dr. | hiking ihe Price Sosy help OLD ED nay show up at Sus wade right now which may offer you some sure : : | ’ . 0 » room a us for the To clear up the confusion, Mr. | Lt. (jg) Howard Thayer spotted Thayer wanted Ens. Schechter to H. L. Shibler, general superin-| bs ns ; Job In =, oo, boys at any foi prising candidates for the coming presi ore. Sterling explained farmers are al-\p, ion™ genechter’s plane and bail out. : tendent. I think Mr. Wilson could that he's got a swimming pool in| dential election. " determined lowed to take deductions for their. neq over toward it. | “Negative” Ens. Schechter gach of the orchestras will be Iready see the timbers swaying, his back yard. : t intend to wives only if their spouses own “If you're the one, wiggle your said. “Take me to King Fifty (an required to play “Mexican Over-|2 t out before he| And he'll be telling the truth. 500,000 Will Be Rea . j in-| . | ud ” {and he had to ge n $00,000 Will Be Ready things for the property jointly and have in airfield in South Korea). {ture,” by Merle Isaac, but may ot hit by a falling rafter. ” = ; i - We have a vested their own money in the . | Then came the agonizing mo- select two other compositions of & For, it I see it right, there's] THEY'RE MADE of vinylite But no matter what happens, the : > let thelr pn ___TV Stations [5m or he fd when Lt iheir own choosing ‘a big storm coming. De EO as tect dy “T°**| 600,000 subscribers of U, S. NEWS & World Report 7 o let their ee ario |THayer ®egan instructing him| py ooiro tne orchestras will be . a» and from 3 10 3 feet deep. vill be considerably better prepared than . -« rk and we Local Stocks and Bonds ° ° how to set his plane down. |Walter Shaw, Technical; Owen| IT WILL be known as the| Anq what's more, if he really r 2 Pp roy eee | | “Flaps down,” he radioed. . Eisenhower hurricane. wants to spread his stuff, he can| most, If there's a sudden storm, vy —Mar, 31— 0OSSi a n Beckley, Broad Ripple; LaVerne! 25 ‘we are. STOCKS . Ble Askes i “Nose her down some MOre—| Newsome, Crispus Attucks; Mal-| And anyone who wants to beg, Hollywood with a “cabana” have their sails furled end their hatches be a good American States Class A 1088 | ogo left wing up. UP. Hold her steady, waiker, Washington: John tied to the Fair Deal Sotk i fhe made of the same stuff, battened down. If there's a tide to Avgahire Calferles” Com... ao « Small Cities fella. Throttle back more. Easyigho arg, Howe; Miss Roberta | face of that big shift in the pl vie Harold Hartley on tele- | fortune, they'll be moving with it, not this as is? L 8 Avres 412% pfd [ll 102° 104 | (boy, easy—that's it. You're On mrent, Manual Training, and Will|is going to lose his moorings, » TV) at 10:30 to- against it. “Belt RR & Stk Yds ata Loo: 8 the ground.” |Wise, Shortridg- |boat, and his head. vision (WFBM-TV) at 10: st 1 Bobbs-Merrill com "0.0 ae By United Proms : { Ens. Schechter landed on the| Se EB ! Youll find a lot of the boys| night. oe "hr. Co Gas vd a Te | CHICAGO, Mar. 31 (UP)— pelly of his plane because he| Aliough de peng iEinst, .aing for the high hills in the —————————— The editors of U., S. NEWS & World Site master oom. * om -- A A new low-cost, low-power, could pet find the control to JetiS3C) GineT, Lie Orenestras given NeXt few months. ; Report have found that almost every impore Citizens Ind Ter 5» pfd 50 : . |the wheels down with the blood Judge 8 | And Charlie Wilson didn’t wa. House ears th " > Sommonwenith Loand% pra. 83 8 ultra high frequency televi-| ding him. He skidded to a Standard and rated in three , rv 0» tant development that crashes into the = » Cumming Eng Som’ a! "sion transmitter will make safe stop. |ETOups. | BUSINESS IS in a Comer, Shi " » headlines -—— whether it's political, milie Delta Elec com Toners 18 ielecasting possible in cities of! Ens. Schechter was treated for| Judging the orchestras will be| It's what to do 3voy anes » Officers 1 tary, or ecqnomic — 13 preceded by a " Eailiable Eecutifid om :+-/100,000 population or less; it was multiple lacerations about ‘the Rouen Hargieaves, Stone Se. sales. hide them, or Keep Fn build-up of the forces involved. Big : a Al arcurities DId. seers 34 | vue] o / 3 t s s' partment head, Ba ate Teach-| . ule Needn't Family Finance com .ii|reported today. jface and body but otherwise wasip s College, Muncie; James| A sale always gets a wrong Gl Hel changes, whether they happen in Irah, lug for ane Po nan on, :''| The new transmitter was de- uninjured. OE aDieE ; liwist when the customer Anas, Korea, Washington, Moscow, New York, or anye \dianapoli Hamilton Mfg Co com '.. .i-|signed by General Electric. It] “I can’t express my feeling of Barnes, director, Indiana State twist when < where else, usually "telegraph their : APO Herfl-jones Class A pid . al 'h ss 11 Teachers College orchestra, Terre |after he has made a purchase, By UnMed Press Se, y grap. : % went on display at the opening happines and relief on seeing g | . wers driven Hom Drs Go mous 10! session of the annual convention/that plane safely’ down on the Haute, and Marshall Howenstein, [that “there's a federal tax. WASHINGTON, Mar. 31—| punches. DEideratiot: Ind. Noo ‘Ter’ 3V5 ota 41% of “the National Association of field” Lt. Thayer said when he supervisor of instrumental music| He asks, “How sens He hasiHouse dl eaieater ada . i e 8 : " oe .e 2574 S88 < . 8 ’ | $ fia Qi #147 pid 0047 101 "Radio and Television Broadcast- returned to the Valley Forge, | West Lafayette. wig Bn Tag gg rT ist ge Md By keen observation of news-in-the- : ople to op. doh Er in ens co Ll. 7 ers. CT .: Nee | Bands Tomorrow Night a him hesitate, after the domestic servants, making, our editors (situated right here in athers. We Lianne Bow kc it of. lil gws gm, Frank P. Barnes, GE broadcast Hog Prices Dip | Tomorrow night the bands will sale They also sald admirals and, Washington) are often able to tell their of our city Indianapolis Water com...... 17% 18% equipment sales manager, said tat 7 m. under the same . nn generals should not be allowed to readers what to do about tomorrow's news to our city TE a 2 {that the 100-watt sesmier s24180) Cents Here I aa ins The re-| SO, TO MAKE selling easier, a ;,,ve 12 tons of personal goods toda They give you "news you ¢ eo." lilly 13 y § ,000. | : : pedestrian Kinkan a Co com +00. 3 jaHtenna oh which would] HOES were moderately active quired music for the bands will jo of buameises put he hrviat goverment expense when at important changes BD ect 2 n prices vas de n: Linéeln Nai. Life Bo Sena m, permit telecasting of network but _mostly 50 cents lower in be “Legende Overture,” by James BR FB is no unpleasant ur a as Herbert C. Bonner srs wages — employment conditions —-— y he 3 Rerington ‘om... ‘a ‘ni Program and local films, he said, trading at the Indianapolis Stock- Gillett. |prise when the cash changes (p, N. C.) of a House Executive! politics — taxes — world affairs «— SE Jamon sigrrington com .... sa 8% would cost about $38,000. Fat ony, of $16.55 was made Directing the seiool hands Wii ands. | Expenditures Subcommittee called| business prosperity —— government controls tticials and Natl Homes com ............ i ios “Studio: facilities,” he said! choice 170-240 nig San John oulie, Tne rn And this is exactly what the on the House itary Appropit-, — and how these changes will affect the ri me for his N ind Dr Aad 9’ 8's Ot iT LodUcIlE live fale Shows ier weights were slow with 240-|grown’ Crispus Attucks: Ray{Sovernmen) Nees. 1 Takes Je gions Subeommi » to! business and per¥onal affairs of the indie - Sis Jeorde X" tnd Pub Serv 434 pid Il 2504 26% ae expenditures for land, 20 Pound porkers selling at punk Washington; E. L. Brittan, tax look I RS a ls eT dS cent | vidual reader. ; : ' with the Pub Serv of Ind com... 05 11% building or antenna towers,” Mr. $17.90-16. Sows were selling about|\anyal Training; James Calvert, | A ing any tax cation.” y Pub Serv of ina 3% pt ...... 8 85 g 0 si 25 cents lower at $13.50-15. r and Robert Burford, the fact that he is paying i . al Try it Free » Ross Geartlu "fool tom 11! 8 Barnes said, | Choice yearlings and heifers Snoritidge, at all Mr. Bonner, whose group has | - 1; 7 . ’ 4 - TL eyaias % od 1 Under the present planned al-| = bringingq $33-34. Commer- Howe, x x =» been investigating military spend-| Would you like to find out what you've S8oInd G & E 48% pd .... 105 location, it is expected that 123 . . Judges for the band meet will] ADMIRAL just moved its fed- ing for more than 18 months, bas Youd 2 Tt " st thi '1 are rune Stokely-Van Cpmp com ...... 1 BU a b d or ¢1al and good cows were about ie) Marti director of ice. Others de his plea before a secret ses- een missing won cost you any ng crazed in inner & Co sna bia Be ho Je assigne the FCC, Steady, selling at $23-25. A few|be Daniel Mar vents Hees orol tax into the |iat Bice. ae ropriations group unless your trial convinces you that here is - - anner 0 512% 2 a . x 3 BLL ay, * Dae va . ic. v ers : er- 5 e a 0 boost their Terre Haute Malleavls .... WY Jgre TV Sumnels when in sta- utility and commercial bulls iusie Jnaiana Univ hi a i LR Ly Pricey. gp of the an exciting new kind of information service 5 unty. to be Yalta Atieohons §% pid . es tions. Of these cities. about 900/brought a top of $28. Vealers| ie Teachers College, and Adam, pay a tax, you ought to know testimony was shown a reporter you simply can't afford to be without. ould be do. “Extra dividend will be allotted UHF stations Were up 50 cents. sinsky. director of instru- . : toda eal of this BONDS Iv 0 Hogs 16.000: Moderately active, ostly Le: ig, usic in Whiting public it, and exactly how much. | y “You Can't Do This’ ' ese: 10 Fa f c < yer; y sales choice 170-2 : - a In 1935, Ameen’ Ltn Hoe 8 u "The new 100-watt transmitter ns mostly sig. 16 m on rox 50-16; . » lio irwise Hone Wake Sippen Mr. Bonner said that, contrary Simply mail the coupon below, without .e “see er wi s fp: -2 D: nds 5.50-16; NS. | | . ¥ r 3 « » ppoint our A jean Loan 4123 60 . «.. (costs about one.fourth as much Uniform near 240 pounds $18.25 ‘sparing: |__ ——————————————————————— A aang fo lar-|to Pentagon promises, “strikers money. Your 26-week trial subscription vill .e ’ " y 1 Iv: i 4 $ e s . | | . ¢ a 1 Be a is Pastiag Maley 59 0) 4" as GE'S most powerful UHF|Y heavier weights not established: 120. Produce | deny of the Amerieari payroll. men working toward a higher begin at once. Later, we'll send you a oyed is Ch of Com Bldg 4128 6). ‘9 I {transmitter, gg Mog gd el Mh RTE itll ER ST |rate—are still assigned as ofi-) bill for the special Trial Subscription A le a Columbia Club 3-5s 63 4 On | The low-power trafismitter {is two loads high choice to mostly prime| Eges- FOB Cincinnati onsumer srade No Limit {cers’ servants. He said this is “an price of $2.67 (a saving of $2.53 under the A , Hamilton Mis Co 50 65 88 °.7ldesigned to provide higher power medium weight steers heid around Pound Ti.411.r 0 heat white: 3930000 | - : old Army custom (and) it was pegylar newsstand cost for 26 issues). : But n indin in Indplse Paint & Cclor bs 64 .. 99 operation if the station operator steers $34-34.50. Jholce plearilngs And brown mix 35-300uc wholesale srade: I ONCE KNEW a man who re- agreed to be eliminated.” unless you are 100% satisfied with the ed i fi : I PIoie Loan, 51 5¢ cere 38 62 |desires, and the FCC grants per- ig $30.30 Praia hn By ind me ae 6-a8e: brown mix '35-37c; fused to put in an oil furnace. | The agreement was reached at wey SL 2 e fine dnd Limestone 4s 75 ......... 73 "6 {wed This ‘is acc blished by good about steady at $23.25: others mostly current receipts. cases exchanged 30-32c.| Je said the world would soon B i : issues already received, simply write r car fare, Sg Aes ss” oh |mission. 8 is accompli: Y 50 cents Tower: utility 310.22.30: cAnnate| Twins rea PHrm: dot ancnanted J0 Jac. I. Soh t in coal, the Budget. Bureau, Mr. Bonner "CANCEL SUBXCRIPTION® the bill d t Kuhner Packing 4s 89 ....... 99% {adding an amplifier which would and cutters $16-20: mostly $19.50 down: mostly unchanged to lc higher for a fairrun out of oil. So he put in ‘ .“ i the heads got C ol on e and return where he LANGSENKAMD 58 48 .eoernnn. 97 | g p bulls steady: utility and commercial demand i =i th they've been finding sald, but when the hea g : violations Paper Arts Co 58 58 ......... 93 increase the effective radiated $2350-27.50: few $28: vealers active. Chickens—Commereially © grown fryers. | nce then, y ? back at the Pentagon it without paying or owing anything. Thus Sprague Device 6s 60 ...... 95 . OR lata tha strong to mostly 50 cents higher: choice 28-29c, mostly 28¢c; hens heavy 26-28c: more oil every year. And while/together bac : bs6el 1 thi 1 b suggested Traction Terminal 5s 57 ..... 20 93 (Power up to 200 kilowatts, and prime mainly $35.37.50; commercial mostly 27c; hens light 19-20c; old roosters, end is always in sight, they they said ‘you cannot do this, you have absélute y nothing to lose Yy No, I am 3 Wr ae Lg BR classes "avon Nr very unsettled lo weak Jub bulk | eep finding more than we can and then the defense forces with: mailing the coupon below — and we sincerely a lambs to $3780; thw Rood" and nas fa 8: pens : » a re td : use. drew their agreement. This comes, believe you have a ; ; . : ol Ave, [Ee ows So Ta $002 ewes 4ib:' Huitei Creamery 59 soove Teer premiumit oe they know more about directly from a former high offi- great deal to gain. i y | - TT TTTTTTTjhow to find 4t. They also know|cer in the Budget Bureau. | But do mail the Trial & an | " how to get more out of the oil Regarding the practice of al- Subscription Coupon ~el they have. 80 I would say the owing generals and admirals to W — the ver 2 Slain, 3 Wounded i558 wd fori pit ims bo, son" = Bre >” | / man, is endless. property at public expense when nex SAL S a “ e | ‘ re by 9 |B I WHAT ols hy te bout they are transferred Mr. Bonner| intelesiing reporis . / . has to worry abou : De-! about surprises i: noted that the Secretary of ks a} tum Duri ng utc ers a is Suhslnte While ne reln, fense is allowed only 7000 pounds. in the months ahead. W | By United Press speaks is a square which sepa- , 9 0 product, Someone in a — a Address it to: U, S. “ 00 i SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 31— rates the City Hall from (he audi- hagement, or a barn, may stumble Har Conversation | NEWS & World Report, ery time 1 |Police begin a crackdown on ju- torium and has been used many onto another ‘source of power | 1361 24th st., N.W., p S water, |venile gangs today following the times in the past by teenagers for which could wreck the refineries. Reall S arkled { Washington 7,«D. C. e of water arrest of a 19-year-old reforma- settling their differences. : I like the straigh thinking of Y P : . ce: it indi- tory fugitive for killing two “He brought 15. or 20 of his charles Kettering, GM's inven- A bolt of lightning knocked the on 30 Ty Te wis fam lire oof of of Bn) a a - {others. my ‘riends came along.’ Mr. one fact, that all power comes housewife's ha > he ema T ~ i . the crank The murder suspect, Robert Ranson said. (from the sun, throug coal and this morning's thunderstorm. Il u. 5. NES & woRLD REPORT i ich way to Ranson, was arrested near his| When he saw that he was out-'{] and heat and steam. | “There was a flash clear across | 1361 24h St. N. W.. Washington 7, D. C. 1 y home six hours aftér he was numbered, Mr. Ranson said he "= the room.” said Mrs. Florence | ' i alleged to have settled a gang pulled his pistol. THE LATEST to speak up Brumley, 31, of 1736 E. Gimber St. : I want to find out whether your magazine can be as useful as you i war with a .45-caliber pistol in| “This guy (Bothelo) edges up about the world's resources 13 She was unhurt but understand- I Please send it to me each week for the next 26 weeks. i i there are the shadow of San Francisco's close, so I fired and his .eyes| Eugene Holman, president of ahly frightened. Later, you may send me a bill for the special Trial Subscription Io : City Hall Saturday night. turned glassy and he sagged | Standard Oil of New Jersey. * The bolt split a utility pole in | price of $2.67. But it-is understood that if I am not completely satisfied ¢ 8 per day, y T p ; ! ! i EL SUBled to buy, He is accused of killing Nor- down.” Will He sald the world’s resources (ont of her home, traveled down } With tho, AI% istues reteived, | may Simply vije HANG BS a kind eof man Bothelo, 20, and Andrew Fires y {are inexhaustible. All we need is | wire and knocked out the fuse | on the bill \and return : their feed Ulibarri, 19, and critically wound-| Mr. Bothelo was found dead the know-how, and the freedom, , + the other side of the room. | anything. . {" enter the ing James Bennett, 21, Thomas next to a water fountain with alto use them. It also knocked out all power . i cause one Hinmon, 19, and James Erickson, bullet through big heart. kil He is a geologist, knows He in the block. : : 1 st rooster 21, all of San Francisco. At this point, the young Kkiller| earth's crust like his ABC's. He = °° "7" ISN Chir tr ena rennin, asisuss ane caabiee “+ r takes on Police said the incident started started to fire wildly. | says man from the beginning has |} “¢ ga toment | ame (Please Print Plainly) ol ht me. in the Civic Auditorium when Mr.| One 17-year-old girl attempted| been living out of the earth, from “e+ 9. : 1 1 » I solved Ranson, attending the annual to take the gun from him but was| {ts minerals and its plant life. WASHINGTON. Mar. 31 (UP)— Gov- || S iid do no : butchers’ ball, sought out Mr. slugged about the head with the ya =n sTameni e¥penses dnd Iuelnis tor ine Tress Metis sestisesartestessiicss atest sive sssonsihesssian : sisted © : Bothelo, a member of a rival weapon. HE NOTICED something un- eu hace he My 1 Agldres : a j 1" Therev 2 Mi gang. Police estimated a crowd of ap</ usual. Each age in the pattern Esberitos sander, ste. 0 tan Ry | oT Up . i ; © Asks Him Outside * proximately 500 persons. most otiof man’s progress has been FXPrhee 43.610.347.194 warps | : ro han To Ton ee Lr A EL tsa atrat | Le TERT: “Air it vss Saiavmed i ha : ode ae . , , , el CA oalance 5.330.245, 141,733,602 | ¥ ; the pike Trametes er oTatar af 11 row hniaviapslis dian these guys of the Fillmore mob confusion after the shooting. Mr.” hundred thousand years, Tue: Be ee 230.200.708.454 1.855.504.033 || TOUR ADDITIONAL ISSUES REE ~ Check here if you are enclosing your. |b ° . . at . ; ’ : bad been looking for me, so I son escaped. copper and bronze age laste =r — i 32, pen, : ding rou 3 Is, except ’ years with the company, he is being congratulated by Lawrence es this Guy (Bothelo) tl ri has one police trap] 4000 years, the iron age 2500 INDIANAPOLIS CLEARIN ar eg ooo | ra a 30 isos invend of 20. Ful refund cuarantped at 0. vowed Dampier sales y-p He will be in charge of Ohio, Kentucky, Hllinois invited tim outside to the park.” he was captured near his home| years. And commercial steel is ‘Debits tor She Dor ... 8 samo oom || ANY time during your trial subscription if you are fo Soipieeny Mothed - 1 ig aay and Indiana, with offices at 54 Monument Circle, | The park of which Mr. Ranson without a struggle. only 95 years old. | Debite far the Month 0. i drunk an e o : J < : ld-be pur- ! : . . } - a: C