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MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1962 : CE INDIANAPOLIE TIES Sl

! DETROIT, June 16—Six months ago, thousands bf auto! ‘workers had no jobs because Detroit was caught in a Squeeze, Business Notes— S trike Tie S

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{time and tanks, guns and planes] KEEP YOUR YOUNGSTER out goes sour, ‘Long Island Railroad engineers ees d lin time of war. {of the supermarkets today if you| They've got this eight foot shut down the nation's largest | | “he nation-wid teel trike d0R't want him in the lemonade- square mechanical brain working passenger railroad at 3 a. m. (In- { - i e saa 8 stand business. Minute Maid on weather studies, among other | dianapolis Time), today. y: Indiana's commencement sea- has choked off the auto Indus- Corp. has launched their nation- subjects. | The flash strike stranded 300.son ended Monday as Indiana try's supply of steel just as the|y,3, sales promotion campaign It does about 2000 multiplica- 000 commuters and thousands of University = presented 2788 stu- big motor companies are begin-un4 junior is an important part. (tions, 1200 divisions, or 100,000 returning week-énders, It also

Rush Gadgets | To Cool Off | 2 Conventions

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workmen swarmed through the vast Chicago Convention Building! : & International Amphitheatre to-

diy, Ing it ¥ epubll-. ‘dents with degrees. |ning to swing into their combined, rhe frozen fruit juice company, addition problems: per second. In-| touched off rush ean goo A rarely prot It was the state school's 123d civilian-defense job, itself a youngster of only. seven side are some 2340 vacuum tubes pour traffic 8 hopper oa ventions next month, = | commencement and it followed Hundreds Face Layoff years, has a plan to set the kid/—enough for 750 TV sets—and at| Tne Long Island is the only

The technicians expended their biggest effort in hurrying to com-| plete the installation of a $350,000’ air conditioning plant which will, provide the politicians with their first air-conditioned conventions in history. : But the day of the traditional “smoke-filled room” will not be ended. The plant will air condition only, the big arena proper in which the

{by one day a similar ceremony at vendors up in style. least a mile of wiring. Indiana State Teachers College By the end of this month, hun- In sp for ye bik a. and the! This study of the weather vy{ oad BY erving the 120-mile« at Terre Haute. dreds of thousands of CIO United... "(0 '\oo tops (in this case the mechanical brain is no joke| rp, city Board of TransportaState awarded degrees to 649 | Auto Workers will be handed. tops) they'll send a color to the Office of Naval Research. tion put all ‘available subway graduates at its 81st outdoor layoff notices unless the walkout gos nea 11-plece lemonade stand 'ney look for big things—and | iraing into. service and ran extra ceremony. Among them were stu- of CIO United Steelworkers 1s jie may find ‘em. busses for the feeder lines in

dent nurses, 16 from St. An- hrought to a speedy end. : thony "s Oe 3 Son Union HOS-| put even if the steel dispute | Mheiudey ig ; Hardtops Are Tops ne A aT: bus lines a Ralph N Tirey president 13 Settled quickly, the disrupted’ Jt gon Tv TR The hardtop convertibles have switched their routes to shuttle of the school, was commence-| TOW Of the key car-making metal anges iatant Lemonade Sales. S00€ Over big in the 1952 Lincoln| travelers in a frantic relay beiment speaker by student re- Will mean faltering assembly atjanc teh ng ledgers 1/Cosmopolitan and Capri models, tween communities in an effort to {a time when demand for new|™an to 8 "= __"ireports Ford Motor Co. ‘reach the city.

conventions are held. iq ‘quest. | wonder if there is any advice re-| . Caucus rooms, where party At Bloomington, President ‘8 has A i the highest cording federal regulations and}, New $his Yeur Sie spor seupes are roads engineers vant on leaders will make important de- {Herman B Wells of JC spokes st Most vehicle makers. still arel TT per cent of the orders placed With| pute complicated by the recent cisions will not be benefitted by {the commencement ending It’s a pretty good idea. In this [incoin-Mercury dealers. | d of closing events including uncertain about just when dwin- y {settlement of the nation-wide the plant. ays g 2 8 : | weather the young juice tyCOOnS| Ay far as Ford Motor Co. is|rail dispute and th t ¢ Worry Over alumni reunions. {dling steel stockpiles will force an P e return o

. |ought to do a thriving business. concerned, this is the first year|ihe ro ye. Neils Saunton the gradu. actus) halt fo production. They! Minute Maid did pretty alr | that public demand for any but. iS ads from presidential seiz Be CT PonaYe app are prepa: y © mMelR’ here last year, but ran out of thefour.door models has been so The 118-year-old Long Island,

Neither will the rooms where newsmen, radiomen, television

workers and communications ex- ; 8 CR iit to life. to supplier firms that run out, but]. zen fruit concentrate about'pronounced. They figure it's the ” | * : “Affirmatives are needed to this can't last long. : k Gries! 3G |in federal receivership since 1949, PE ee ne. worried! THIS WAY, TEACHER Wendell Sheads, R.R. 2 IVES carry our society forward in al yo tne strike continues another pu or "ying: Be rand jas De actos |operates more than 900 miles of for a time that the steel strike Pottery instruction to Mrs. Wendell Young, a teacher in Mary. time of trial, trouble and heavy two weeks, however, it is obvious Jove Por hoes 3 Prove track In Nassau .and Suffolk might prevent completion of the Mount College, Salina, Kas., at John Herron Art School. responsibility,” Mr. Wells sald. ya moet production lines will be! Sales Jumped hanges: fesunties and Queens and Brookair conditioning plant. But last Among Indiana State's closingiyy , near standstill. | The frozen juice business is You'n Your Car yn. It carries nearly one-fifth of

all the communter railroad pas-

week, the final required piece of ; | festivities was an alumni-senior ing strong. Ploneered in 1945, oi mal vrs see A Taye ar Graduates Gf mm: wm re, zo dar co. wer nue omits Sr Sonterst 196, rg, avromontue amiss oiers he Soe Baer It was huge gear reduction | Yoder, Goshen, the 1951 Ameri-| volume from 1048's $375,000 to turers Association has an inter-|

: o is, ts » mechanism, similar to an auto- il + can Medical Association doctor Rouse Mills, nas snncunced Ha) 0 tion. The entire to-| esting booklet out about how Beer Floods the Cellar; mobile overdrive, which will T D Pp tt : | 26. | dustry will gross abou mil- | a « They|s * Cri operate 0 pants cooing cone | H1@ LIIPIOMAS, FOIT@Y foisest rua to'reum tor com- ng dom mess. | (Eul™ 2% 0 Pali "mie wor cara pa” | Tanks! Cries Barman gregaor aL '5100_revoistions per Twenty - seven teachers who graduate college credit are given) renee | And the neighborhood lemon- ave 50 million adults using pas-| (UP)—Four Army tanks thund-

: | ea General Motors and Ford, ade stand gimmick is sure-fire. The plant consists of two com- went back to college took home in each two-week period. { : | oitrer members of the “big ros” ene can Bn no to a freckled plete units. tile diplomas and bagsful of pot-| Among those turning out vases, U N oute virefused to put a deadline on when | faced young tycoon? I can’t. Amphitheatre Manager M. E.|tery after graduation Saturday. bowls, ashtrays and figurines— their plants will shut. But the

{senger cars daily and in a year|eéred up a hill alongside Leslie |these cars travel about 316 billion|R. Shepherd's pub. miles. The average car about] “What's up with the beer?”

Thayer said “the two plants willl These students are college [TOM start to finish—and jewelry trade paper Automotive News re- Sweet Music 'n Flowers 9340 per year. the head barman asked. daily produce the chilling esuiv-\nigh school and grade school °F metal enamel were Catholic] On Removal aed dey would be on a “hand-| . More than 57 per cent of your] Mr, Shepherd found the tanks alent of 2 million pounds of ice or {teachers and occupational ther- Si5ters from Ohio, Wisconsin and : to-mouth” basis after June 20, | YOULL LIKE the changes at driving is to and from work— had shattered the glass feed

165 pounds for each of the 12 Chicago schools, and one male ¢ | Railroadmen’s Federal Savings about 12 per cent for shopping. |pipes in the cellar. He replaced Person who will DY 20 pists rom a ee istudent, Glenn L. McFarland, art| m assies Nash Motors said it expected —., .. 1 did.. There were ‘open We've got a lot of clunkers on|them, tion seats.” | ¢ Joh H Arg instructor at Cornell College, Mt. ION to stay in production until thej, ..."a;yers everywhere. the roads, too, but they're dying! An hour later thd tanks thundThe installation will be dedi-|School. Th i on tes of grad. Vernon, Iowa. Miss Nanci UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.lend of this month. Packard said . sporting aout. There are 16.8 million over|ered back down the hill, titel Amel Corpo oa oheo] y The higer, iRsalds oF grad. Golden, registrar for the Indian- June 16 (CDN)—The bedraggledits situation was “uncertain” af- Remar Cannon % paring us| nine years old and of these about| “Beer's gone again,” the barJune 23. It will be kept in opera- " ‘apolis Children's Museum, passed United Nations, its resolutionsiter June 27. Hudson said it was crisp 4/9 million over 12 years. man reported.

white tile. They: will show .the| tes ; : . *y tion from then on to ‘cool the y That's 7a tremendous -market,] Mr. Shepherd found the new *

. i r i ./ighored even by those countries im ible to tell how long it/around the newly decorated and| pottery they made to their stu-{ on hef experience in applying col a operate, while Kaiser- remodeled offices, . Everything is|

1 ; |ored- glazes to pottery which she that sponsor them, takes another > +o |@Ven though we've already bit out| pipes: Slant Brena before the frst dele-|dents next fall. = - studied in Merion pio Cuba. kicking around this summer when Frazer said it could continue out- soft pastels and sweet music. It's| | th heugl we've ait A ly bit gut Jipta: shattered 4nd the cellar Permanent Job. : Learn Hand Methods ' | Ryery Saturday a ‘special dem- N°. foreign embassies in Israelipyt through the first week of piped in. : cars thal were junked during] He closed up the shop for the But the air conditioning plant o move from Tel Aviv up 10 julydhinless one of its key. sup-| Apple of their eye ia the new jos, da, Bu co ning plant! The session was one of four onstration is held at the school. vr. . calem 4 teel » s b Ye is only one item of the work being sponsored for the third year by Saturdays lesson was on paint-|""p "ol a go winded” B7 8 out of steel. zig-zag teller counter. The Saw-| After that word “luxury” no : done. . the American Art Clay Co., 4717/Ing fabric, free-hand and by pen-| BE pow > - a ae ana The two-millionth passenger car tooth effect gives more privacy ionger fits the family chariot. U. S. Statement A big Scrubbing job must be|w, 16th St. Instruction is given cil, on blouses, scarves, handker-| he delegates a few vears ago °f 1952 came off some U. 8. as-iand forms lines naturally, keeps More than two-thirds of all U. 8. - completed, a special cameraman’s|hy ceramists of that company, chiefs and luncheon cloths. - ded a 3 aa age sembly today at the start of the 'em more orderly. households rely on it. Fifty mil- WASHINGTON, June 16 (UP)—Covernbox suspended from the girders| manufacturers of clay, glazes, A picnic was to be held voater-|enanter ie Jerusalem is in ®uto industry’s last week of full] * This is the machine age, all lion car-owning families use it| fiscal soar thence Cori the current and bunting must be hung. {kilns and wheels used in pottery- day at Rrown County State Park disputed territory claimed by both Production—until the steel strike right. If you doubt it have Lyle every day. And with suburbap|¥ih a vear 880, 15 Your Laat Experts are installing nine co-/making. by the 27 students. The class pu s and hy y is over. |Clift, head of the loan depart-|areas growing three times as fast Expenses sey at dete Hoe 3 ana ojevision <ables. 2300 pairs Students learn hand methods WAS to visit the Nashville pot-| Ted by the United States, the( After that the steel industry's ment, show you their files and ag our cities, the auto's use as gurplus a5, 712474.888 1 an e, o and telegrap

lof making pottery, making pottery shop of Karl Martz, ceramic United Nations voted to inter-|biggest customer, and the million special equipment. You'll be con- really jumped. i

7.735.021,010 2 C bi ce ,637,9 4.532.427. lines, and hundreds of telephone tery molds and casting pottery instructor at Indiana University. nationalize the Holy City and|workers it employs, will be in|vinced. Everything at Railroad The average farm car has Public debt” ant i i at BEE

; : \838,219 21,758,848, booths, Wiring Shstallations slon¢ from those molds. They learn to, |draw the border lines between trouble. — geared for speed and sil Peeking up through the | Sn + |operate a pottery wheel that is {Israel and the Arab states ; : n per cen Like the air conditioning plant, used in the shaping process an * Takes Vow as Nun lavound it. 's ik to Meet This year is their 65th anni-\more farmers have a car today, ! HOME PLATING (0. the communicatiods lines Will b|yrg instructed on firing kilns, in| ROME, June 18 (UP)—Lucia| Ignoring this United Nations| Strikers ear Na rue | ompared to 1940, — 1pa s a) - © on vel ons glazing pottery and in metal De Gasperi, 20-year-old daughter decree, the Israelis have quietly With Conciliatar tiny cubicle in the Valen t! A typical city auto has 41.000 SILVER future events at ths Ampnithe. enameling. ‘of Premier Alcide De Gasperi,|moved their seat of government, where Mr. Cannon’s father|mjleg on it and 67 per cent of its

atre such as the annual Interna.| Other sessions are set for June took her final vows as a nun their parliment and everything| Officials of the KE. C. Atkins Co. started banking Yailiong Worker's mileage is for livelihood or shop-| tional Live Stock Exposition, 30-July 12; July 21-Aug. 2; Aug. yesterday in a ceremony at the ®XCept their foreign office intoishut down by a steelworkers’ earnings (that's So . fir ono ry | PIDE. . 11-23 at John Herron Art School. |Chureh of the Sisters of the As- Jerusalem. strike, and the union scheduled a|ro8dmen’s comes dot

} . | The foreign office stayed back : modern and impressive bank. ho CADMIUM Two semester hours of under-|sumption. lin Tel Aviv because the foreign meeting for this afternoon with Stop Damage by NE Pp-an T COPPER-NICKEL 0 OWS gl |embassies have declined to go|James 8. Allen, a federal concili- Syper Brain | CHROME hte : I ¢ :osg there while the United Nations|ator. . “thinki | TAR Y | * |has not yet awarded the territory| The session will be the first| The world's fastest nking| i ® Silverware Replated e an ee 1 o " : . to Israel. since United Steelworkers Local machine,” déveloped at Princeton’ : © Antiques Refinished

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1952 Rivals

By United Press NEW YORK, June 16—A Look! magazine poll of Democratic and; Republican county chairmen showed today that they believed, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and| 8en. Estes Kefauver will be the fr presidential nominees and that @

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LP that Gen. Douglas MacArthur, |Toliot-Curie, French Nobel Prize] Ch cis, Tonter Com . ce +4 | The foulup did what the city's Floor, The Wm. H. Block

“iveblls con AG. 0% Prd wv “ » ; Loa: : [best defense lawyers haven't been might create such “chaos” in the g winner, to withdraw his accusa-| ommonwaalth Bs pf. 0 pes | Company, ‘| we will bring samples to your event of a deadlocked Republica X tions that United Nations troops|Gummins Eas om i.’ 3" 34° able to do—free drivers arrested | mm ——————— | nome" nieht, national convention that a com-| in Korea are engaging In DAc-| cass wa fen o bie oriet .|bY radar cars. | HOOSIERS AND HOSPITALITY — Joseph Turpen, 4543 ; : g Be

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Doe xs bee . oJ ay ram ¥inance 8% ofd . oe * ots for another Democratic vic-| Mississippi hospitality treatment last Tuesday when they stopped in | American Committee for Cultural Hays Corp. pio or. oo s..|dar backwards on the faulty af-|§ “~ and For | Laurel, Miss, Greeting them to the state was Gov. Yiugh White |Freedom, the Nobel Prize win-| Hamnion Mig So’ pom Cee so! davits. GO! ro SHELBY The magazine polled 5744 coun-| and (left to right) Miss Pst Cashion, Miss Dorothy Graham and ners asked the noted atomic) june , x Soroom uve 18° | First he apparently misread his| rp > UPHOLSTERY CO. ty chairmen by mail and received) Miss Joan Barbour, all representing the city. physicist to support their re-i..nq asc Te 33 vid. $8 calendar and scheduled defend- With Our Sales and Service! 3631 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. answers from 1319 Republicans |quest to the Chinese government, iid Asso Mel $3.00 oid $#% ants into court “Monday June { {to permit the International Red|*Ind Mich El +%a% pid .. 101} ania inio ur y aa

and 1189 Democrats, it said. . * a erp ve {18.” There's no such date so eight | It noted that 44 per cent 3 the| I Cross to make an objective inves-|\u :ccvbione ve vig ... »o I eres 10 Such gale | Brake and Carburetor Democratic replies and 34 per, U n tigation of germ warfare charges.\Ind ox & Li tem ™...... wl iP Pe ml havi Service On All Makes of Cars! - nis DODIS ROW i ah “conr****** er Richardson, st aving| ; cent of the Republican ones came Joliot-Curie supported the Com-| indianapolis Water com... 11% iW] Officer R ds 4

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i ° ° munist allegations in a statement ‘indianapolis Water 4% of ... 9 -:| calendar trouble, didn’t appear in| Moter Tune-Up from the South. All the tabulated : issued recently in Prague. The seers nations: ate com ii ii | cour testify. And since he had| | replies were made before Gen.| Into Redl Hospitality prize Where dhyded him “as a/Kinean ao com 1.7.5... ‘3 [Sours to te i affidavits and had| Wheel Balancing BED ® BUGS Eisenhower returned to this i |scientist and as a moral man” Lincoln Nat Life ... ” 190 not filed them, technically no Vacuum country. : By CHARLES MILLER the city's residential areas, and for accepting the word of the B'R Mailers on. "iit: 38% charge existed against the defend-| Power Brakes | The county chairmen’s own| ‘Laurels for Laure], Miss. then returned to the hotel, Peiping regime before the charges iiihon-Rurningion com .... $4 Giants,

preferences showed Sen. Robert]! That's the way Mr. and Mrs.| could be put “to the acid test by|Natl Homes com ......

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There was one final surprise Natl Homes pd ol 00 A. Taft (R. 0.) as the favorite Joseph Turpen, 4543 Young TPTISe investigation teams of the Inter-| ting mes Pd ov com o-oo en iY Republican candidate and Illinois/feel about the city's Southern? store for them when they national Red Cross or-any other, 1nd oun Serv 03 Big I. % 0 Pl Som 32 Apa inte She ek Governors Gov. Adlai’ Stevenson “barely Hospitality. |started. for New Orleans. Their recognized impartial body.” |*N Ind Pub Serv 4.56 pfd .. 25% 27 | rea. 0. the sigh. f INDIANA { 9 i : | a——————————— i —— Progress Laundry com ...... 31 22% leased them with a warning that } trailing” Sen. Kefauver with the Entering Laurel on their way car had been given a bumper-to-| . | Sub Serv of Ind 3% pf ..... 8 8 they should remember their next Democrats, the magazine said. 10. Naw Orleans last Tuesday. ws bumper servicing, Hog Prices Steady ie io I 3 Ne trafic arrest would probably be Carburetor & Brake Co. {state highway patrol car pulled Mr. Turpen is an employee of At Y od # Lb ria a i valid and bring a heavy fine. {} 323 N. Delaware LI-4346 }' Do You Fly along side their car and asked the Diamond Chain Co., and his| aras ere Stokery-Y an Camp com sens . 1s r 18%, : A —————— . a To Pieces? them to stop. f the Laut fe works for P. R.' Mallory Hog lites at a on) Ee aie oe on | e chairman o e Laurel Co. Inc. | Stoc teense ° jeces: h Rotary Club Hospitality Commit-| Friday's average in early heading] GR? sven 45 on, 0 ne $1000 JUMPS T0 $5 AT Age 21 — w {tee (not a trooper) came to their vid © | today. Pu SONDS i Have you protected your ehiid’s future? With a Progressive Estate Plan eres y {car and asked them to be the Ammunition Dump Bulk choice 170 to 230 pounds) ilies & Steen o cennae #0 a. | $1000 belies Tasued (rom birth to wl becomes + "$1000 policy at age 31 CHICAGO, June 18 (CDN)—iguests of the city for a day. He =

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What makes people go to pieces? explained June is Hospitality Ex | i was $21.40. | can Loan 4 sernas ve INSURANCE CO What makes them want to run| Month in Mississippi and this was P odes in Koreq Hogs 8000: active, steady; choice 110- Baesvilig ie Co he iii " n 2960 N. Meridian $t., Indianapolis 7 away from life, become alcoholicsithe city’s way of celebrating. | HABUNDE, Korea, June 16 30 ho ns 008 a sas moun | Oh ot Com Bie ates 81 00. 98 0 A or frequent the divorce courts? | Given’ ‘Corsage |(UP)—A series of tremendous §18.75-20: heavier veishts scarce: Tories Comal Club 3-bs 63 101 a NOME sscasssnssssassercssssseinsannssnsess AGS snsarnes Is it war and the threat of wo (blasts ripped through the largest pounds. $17-18.50: sows steady; choice 438 yg) "py int 4 Color 5s 64 ... 99 war? A high-speed age? Too Escorted to the Pinehurst Ho- ammunition storage dump in Ko-| funds Gow 28.11.20; Joikass pounds, Luba Fustic Laau m8 a ; Address 43¥s¥esasisesrautesaencnsasisesnansesppstatysss many problems? (tel, where Mrs. Turpen was pre-res today, killing one Korean, Cattle 1700; calves 300; high choice and | Ind Limestone 4s 16 ...... aes 1 “ se de le a mS Not at all, says Dr. David sented a corsage by the manage-injuring eight Americans and ooi’ung choice sicers and mixed year.|Langssnkamp bo 48... 0. Slight, 52, Scottish-born psychi-|ment, the Turpens freshened up driving 20,000 to 30,000 Koreans iings under 1000 pounds steady at $30. Kiaviamiree ine. $k 6 : 8 atrist who heads the Illinois Men-| {OF their tour around the town. |from their homes, 3350: trade not’ fully established; load |QhPRE, nl Axe tal Health Centers. Missianippt Gov , Hugh oy nie Four other American soldiers Ba dg. utter “cows Fieady io waar at Traction Teminai ep) 0 9% # ; ~ « welcome e urpens { _|317-21; nothing done on other grades: fd «Rh misguldeq wish to keep childrenisiate, and Laurel Mayor A. 8.1N08 Mnacountce (OCIS the XCiveuer spned' iri sei, andr, Jig OREN ARES RG from adulthood are doing more Scott greeted them for the city| (ows © pusan's city hall, 13 Prime 331-3450; some bidding 334 down: \ / NUPERIOR /V1Il ORK ha Dir » et Dr Shght lat the Rotary Club noon meeting. ira a San’s ‘city hall, bulls = steady. utility and _commerefal. 0 NY, od ) y far, . . . . $23.21.

“Our tribulations are good for| ented with & n di int ! — ylon shirt and a spreading into vast piles of] nothing to buy. No cost or oblie Fog us, because they are gradually| 3 on AGYHAO hs hing ; | g blade for cutting weeds. (ready-to-use munitions: stored gations Arrange to receive. ee " making us grow up and face real Car Services nearby. | S hatteries Coll your Welcome Wagon 1 Fixture Store Complete ‘ ostess whose phone listed | snd’ ay Ew — below. COMP ; i botage. it ’ fd ' : . : too many mental children who Hospitality for Laurel for 1952-58 : EQUIP FoR can Muang grow up. | " 53; Dorothy June Graham, Miss Gen. James A, Van Fleet, 8th! LAUNDERED ond PRESSED | Ww | | Q " moTEL OH LARKR: “Most psychiatrists and clinics Hospitality for Laurel for last/Army commander, said he by-/ EXPERT WORK -FAST SER . eicome agon RE write them off as ‘untreatable.’” year and Patricia Ann Cashion, lieved the explosions wery : at Our Engl

| | The town presented the Hoo- : 4 . A lovely basket: of gifts awaits A % " i oe ’r $: Lr: |slers with gifts made by its} U. S. tanks moved in close tq tone weak. Fae ot Wtabiished under on all : you oh Tn expression ps goodwill B U R \ t i 3] \ FO R D 1 U 3 St 2 \ ity.” he declares. pit for many people it’s too| Also greeting the Hoosiers for| Army Criminal Investigation Dr. Slight believes peychiatric Miss Hospitality for the Rotary touched off by a fire which DAVI \Y ‘16 N. Delaware St. FR. 1633), voi @ Memphis ® Los Angeles patients give a good indication) Club. {started in a’ renovating rs | BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES & REPAIRS Toronto 1

TENSIONS in the world are [th lodi iti { ——————————————————1 | 2 i - manufacturers. Mrs. Turpen re-|/the exploding ammunition to give| ; from public-spirited local merch- : ¢ ROL at fault, he says. Russi os : K. celved a handbag, and a set otjadequate warning if the fire, so! ; ants: if you have just moved to SBI AERA ARLE Re a aA EAA done us a great service by kic "| table pads .and some canned far confined to unserviceable| SHIRTS 4 the city, are a new Mother, or = > § ; ” ” TI ing us in the teeth. |foods, while Mr. Turpen was pre- ammunition, showed signs of have moved within the city. There's | ING late. Our society has produced the city were Joan Barbour, Miss A8ents searched for evidence of is in a8 a, After the dinner, the Turpens where ammunition is i HEARING AIDS RP, ol Nhat WIYng 3 Socisty, Y ) . OR ALL MAKES OF WEARING Ath PHONE TA. 2796

were escorted for a tour through for re-use,