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division of the central district joais Association. |mented about all this, although into three small onde abd the £2 Name of the winner will be an- he came directly to Mr. Ewing’s pansion of the pub. i Fore mounced at the dinner. office from the White House. epartment. The centra The 3-day joint meeting of the The hat is the second gesture

includes Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. The following Indianapolis pastors are attending the convention: Revs. W, L. Barth, Fred 8. Falkenroth, Martin Kosche, Harry

association and the Indiana Tru-|toward the nomination that Mr, dean Society opened Yesterday in|Ewing has received from friends. the Lincoln Hotel. Attending were Some California Democrats all county executive secretaries; printed a pamphlet extolling his

Mr. Milling is serving

now vision of the National Production Authority in Washington, on leave from his position as operating vice president of RCA.

* 22 Years With RCA

doctors from throughout the state virtues and availability.

and officials of state medical or-| After spelling his name for re-

He has more than 25 years’ | background in the electronics in-

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Rs | x . { | ® 3 5 Boe yy ' ug i . J ! : ’ > Russia Offers : Price Ceilings iChorch Program efense Rests Business Notes— : , y . ; : Will Sponsor in Forgery Casual Dress Goes wiAT t 8 liga Bac To Be Boosted “cer. Mooi. ri ig Thi en Ce | muxnanr, ame wr-me RING Case Over Big This Summer a qustion : {Christian Rural Overseas Pro- " ; WASHINGTON, June 17 (UP) gram and the Evangelical and The defense rested today in the By DON TEVERBAUGH spending shows he is more defl- since the da i i ~Higher price ceilings will take {jury trial of Robert L. Beeler, ac- household : {= ; ger | law. turn | Reformed Church announced t0-/.. 04 of conspiracy in connection] Businessmen in Indianapolis nite In his wants today than he & house By United Press |B effect Monday on clothing, yr “iday they will sponsor a $100,000 with a $7750 money order theft ®™® going casual this summer— ever has been. Hooper, of WASHINGTON, June 17— fure, television sig: ngoy Jotuet flight of 198 high grade hogs to and | forgery ring. and 1s aha. time + bank ex.| H¢ not only knows what he claims to h consumer goods. Bu Vv Pusan, Korea, for breeding with ring the 2-day trial of the “) buy, ch good laugh ¢ American officials today accused officials said today there won't garean stock. 8 {23-year-old defendant in Federal ecutive dressed in a cool-looking, ants w : eh ow i. : the oe Russia. of '~short-gnanging the be much change in actual selling] Operatich Hoglift will take off Court the government has at. open-necked sportshirt and light. War's 10 Pay . United States by agreeing to prices. from Des Moines, Iowa, June 20, fempted to prove he accompanied weight rayon slacks.: It didn't Take a look at housing, as an i In a Chics return only 186 of 670 lend-lease The Office of Price Stabiliza- and will take about 50 hours ac-/other ring members when money make me think any less of him example. i pollsters fou ships. tion said the higher ceilings pre tual flight time. It is cheaper to/orders were stolen and later/as a banker. His common sense| Housing is right at the top of : included nine Th id the United States being authorized because the 1awifiy the animals and the flight re-/ cashed in Indiana cities. impressed me, the consumer's '52 shopping list. boxing stanz ey J po requires them to enable retailersiquces the danger of disease, which; Robert's wife, Virginia, and his) More and more businessmen 8 A fri pid ys to eet the cost of iIncreasedicould me high in a month-long brother, Andrew, today testified are following the break from the He nie a BOMS-B not x Mr, Tele ) freight rates. sea voyage. 'he did not go on the northern hite shirts and double "¢® : nown 48 « that this country will refuse to The agency noted, however, Transportation costs of $75,000 Indiana cashing spree. Starshed Wille shir builders want to build. There's even place in sell any of them as the Russians that because of slack business will be borne by the United Na-| Ring Broken Last Winter I talked to F w Thornburgh been big improvements in hous- 3 ~—which, inci have suggested. conditions most of the goods are tions Korean Reconstruction] But a state trooper who in-| manager of the Richmans Br OF ing. i as the surve; The anyrise viet offer to now selling well below seflmgs. Agency. The purchase of the vestigated an accident Involving store. He confirmed what I had), He Hows about ‘em and he | vers ol return the ships came yester- Officials said few retailers will hogs was arranged by CROP and several of the ring members, | . eman em. 1 e reason day when Charge D'AfYaires Boris want to mark up their selling the church ane y fey e i bers 10° believed. And he’ll get 'em, or he won't i call of the ge p group, day identified Robert as one of ... -) arexs is going over big : I. Karavaev suddenly reopened prices just because ceilings go up.; Purpose of the hoglift is to im- the occupants of the wrecked car.) 5; pc 1 re J go ne ther 1s | PUY ? ; only once a the long-deadlocked negotiations Where prices do go up, the in-/prove the quality of native stock, Robert Beeler had pleaded not} in ye 3 Sta rk & Ww tz l $ His sponsor | for a settlement of Russia's World creases will range from a few and replenish the hog population guilty to conspiracy, aiding in Although the all-wool tropi cal| erze y nate deal wit . i ¥ Was 1 lend-fease debt: ty Be OO hy Ee Seplersd by the Korean War. orgery Jia casing ihe a Money suits are still top favorites, Rich-| They've re-elected the board of pling th Bulky Note of the costlier items such as TV . . irr) ED his reir a has man's is sold out of the cooler directors at Stark, Wetzel & Co. younger ver: In a bulky note which Mr, sets. ; Hog Pr ices Dip already pleaded guilty to similar Fason in ited because it is Lt Includes George W. and Frank man. Karavaev handed to the State 1040 Items Affected Sli htl H | charges. “alive.” > bounces back into CG: Stark, Erwin S : Department, Russia suggested The ceiling adjustments, au- ig Y ere Alonzo Johnson, Due Hing mem shape, shakes off the daily K. Worse), od: R PEAKIN( that it buy 187 ships, rejected a thorized by OPS last night, cover| poo prices at Indianapolis De deg zu testy. | Wrinkles in eight hours on a closet par “million, X ay Rabinac U. 8. move to put the case before {1040 items, including furniture, Stockyards today averaged 15 fied Beeler accompanied the|PADEeE. big seller is the Orlon ‘and Jim Baker, a in the the Yteudtionss = and clothing, shoes, gardening tools, cents lower than yesterday's money order thieves to the office it Orion a A nylon and| The 1952 offi- Our local again offered on million to | prices. | , i i { RX | re George. seitle up fis 11 Dillon lend-lease Love and gamed and some bom Paces so x. sen fon 13 ots Canter, where one theft Qccurred. rae rom. nas the in oc, Star, President Rl ng gy , lvicton sets. Refrigerators, wash- pounds $30.30-21.35: 240-370 pounds 318.50. | The 10-member ring Was pecause they look cool, nylon Frank Stark nd couldn’t supp at moved Moscow to make AID THE INJURED—A bv ol d loth { . {pounds 317-18; choice sows 435 pounds cracked last winter by postal In-|gpirts are big sellers. Father's MT: Wetzel, vice the ship concession was some-| D-—A passerby places a damp cloth on the ers and stoves are not included. | down $16.50-17.75; bulk 425 pounds uP|gpectors. b t in the shop's Presidents; Mr. thing of a mystery. The best offi-| head of 16-year-old Juanita-Waethington after she was knocked off | Retailers may figure out the ad-| #12580 SAGE SeArce, ot enousn| As the trial opened yesterday, Day gut 3 is Sen n Re op * Fillion secretary; 1 { cla] guess was that the Kremi%a @& motorcycle in an accident at East and Raymond Sts, last night. justments for themselves, to cover steers and heifers sold lo pstablich rend: [Beeler’s sister, Mrs. Mary Frances * Getting a big av alo . the Mrs. E. K. Wet- nteres is just getting sensitive to U. 8. Miss Wethington, 839 Church St. and her companion on the # 15 per cent boost in freight cutters 516-20: utility to low commercial Watson, told the jury she filled, : izel, py ° . irat thorized by the Interstate! $20.50-23: bulls steady: cutter to low com- {lightweight sportcoats and rayon On 1S “deadbeat” charges. motorcycle, Johnny Conatser, 19, of 602 S. Meridian St., were a 2% au or Sa during the Brcisl 121.38; calves sigw; fully 31 lowe: oUt between 30 and 35 blankigaoke especially the cords. treasurer, and For four years the United {treated at Methodist Hospital for minor injuries. Driver of the OE Oy as 1 {ta Brime 330-33: "utility and commercial Money orders for the gang, : . Paul Burch; Mr. Burch WASHING States "has been demanding in| H dR. Starks. 25. of 1022 Division St past year and 6 to 25 per cent in 523-20: bulls steady; cutters to low com- though she received nothing in Those Savings |treasurer. The Rec vain that the Kremlin turn over Sar wes Moward B, Starks, 3, 0 fvision 31, crease in parcel post and trucking) Mgrs So-30. 0 ot established. return. Mr. Burch, a natjve Hoosier and oc ~ more than 700 ships loaned dur-| rates. i Called as U. 8. Witness For more than a year ow. the| “craduate of Cathedral High orp Je ar ing the war, All that came Yak ° ° It was the second general ceil- U. S. Statement Called as a government wit- American consumer has shown a go ool, has been in the meat ra on . were 27 frigates, nine ‘merchant Ho oslier Osc ar Ewin Ing increase, ANON the 5 iness, she testified her brother, Sp eg a Spend \packing business for 16 years. Jule Maines “ f ce ncy in . ASHINGTON, June 17 (UP)—Govern- . Yissala, and tres oo teghers, Grr re re ol SE esi Robert, drove her to and from uc’ $20. billion in 1961—the| Fie 18 2 member SE 0 AEC RFC Adm Demands $200 Million $ ’ Ialse ceilings by 3 or o food pared With 8 Yo Mhis Wear Last Year |made out the orders. [ighest Sie BS ar rae? Ta ciation of. Cost Accountants and MeDonsia i . In its note, Russia said it would] S a qQ r ftems by one to two cents. Xpenses $61.663.727,652 340.788.318.779 | Mrs, Watson has pleaded gullty| oning and shortages. |the Downtown Optimists. ective return 101 torpedo boats, 70 sub-| government said that order might |girinis 83.000.754.807 43.30) 308 498 of forgery, and is now undergo-| But they began to taper off in = - to businesses chasers, and 15 landing craft with-| : ' |add $150 million a year to the na- Deficit Ee ETE TTT _sentence ‘investigation 1952, the Federal Reserve Bank Local Truck Grain Prices - a “disaster a in the next four or five months. | By DAN KIDNEY fof the AFL United Hat, Cap andition’s food bill. : Public i Debt" 8.308 117.898 254.895.741.339 | Dg Dre-jen A reports. We're saving now at a! and hereafte “It listed 90 other naval ships asl ‘fimes Washington Correspondent {Millinery ‘Workers Union, - * Gold Reserve 13,296,623,808 ALIBI Ins ctor Comin rate of about $16.7 billion per Wheat. 313 $1.80 . --will apply f destroyed because they were. un-| ASHINGTON, June 17 -—| He tod the Ewing staff, and : ° Prod ! pec ning lyear—still high for peacetime. Yellow_ corn, $1.68, after July 31 fit, 20 lost between 1948 and 1950, Guess who has a hat in the Demo- the three reporters assembled for Electronics roduce | Capt. Lawrence E. C. Joers, Dis-" gigher tax payments are part| 2% beans. $3.08. viously desig "36 lost during the war, and 171/cratic presidential ring heretoday./this great occasion, that he had hugh OR ents : -/trict Naval Medical Reserve Pro-ioe the reason for the drop. [————1 area. now unfit for further service. It| Indiana's native son turned New| just been to the White House and, g nf eu Eh me nue Tax gram officer; “will come here| put a moderate rise in.con- UNIVERSAL Cc } T RFC loans offered to buy 187 other naval Yorker—Federal Security Admin-ishowed the hat to resent L@ CIC] OF Joins fo-sstac: OU. 8. medium’ white 38-41'ac: Thursday to inspect facllities alis,mer spending is also a factor. .| als Ba and persons craft and merchant vessels, {istrator Oscar R, “Jack” Ewing. Truman. He recalled that he had, gommerciaily graded 40 per cemt: Extra the Naval Reserve Armory, he The public's stubborn sales re-' ‘CREDIT CORP floods, storm The State Department told The hat is a pale blue fedora with given the President a similar hat ° exchanged 304.15; CUrrent receipts, cases h1o04 unit at Eli Lilly & Co., Vet-lgiqtance, more than any otfr sin- # quakes will: Karavaey the United States/a feather In it--pink®and yellog. four years ago and he hoped w Local Fir m : rice ausliey Steady to firm at unchaneed erans Hospital and the Indiana c), factor, has’slammed the door | Branch and Division Offices. cent, Mr Mc would refuse to sell any ships. It It was presented to Mr. Ewing BY| Ewing's would meet a similar . ower. due to poor quality. {University Medical Center. lon inflation. Lack of sales ended . He also t also repeated its demand for $800 a man who ‘calls himself “The fate, ~ i J. A. Milling, nationally promi- 38-2c: “hans. “heavy, 30.32c! hens, ent, . nT, many a thought of price increases. WILL BE CLOSED : ference that million ae settlement of the whole Mad Hatter.” He alto tossed it Mr. Zaritsky explained that he pot ficure in electronics, has. Marker ahoar pends al unchanged Officer Candidate Class The big question is, how much TODAY mer will shu lend-lease bill, into the ring, while “Jack” just had been head of his union for 40 Beises Supply fully ample for a far| phe Marine Corps has opened has this record peacetime savings J 17¢h maining go ————————— [blushed and amiled. . |, VATS before retirement and knew | Hee Named Sxequtvs Vite prea | iuiler—Creamers, 90 score, 7c; pre-|its fourth training class for col-|volume improved the consumer's $ ne N Hants i e hat Is exactly Truman size unjon men favored the fight for dent ‘and general manager of yy a > {lege trained women officer candi- willingness to buy? | rom oon etic 34 From Here \—-seven and three-eighths. the general welfare which Mr. Howard W. Sams & Co. of Indi-| OKAY ANY DAY is a TIMES dates, Lt. James Hayes, Marine, Don’t make the mistake that} no = of wo Death of plants are a At Ch h p | | The man who presented it al Ewing has carried on as Federal anapolis and will, Classified ad when you have an recruiting officer here, said today. Mr. Consumer doesn’t have plans Louisville, K: urc ar ey jas. Ewing's Sifiee Wilh the flash-i Security administrator, take office July everyday problem to solve. To Classes are open for both gradu-lon how to spend that money. MR. THOMAS A. WALSH {Ing o otographers’ bulbs, was| i ' ‘ Thirty-four Indianapolis pas- Zaritsky, wal emeritus ‘Could Fill Truman's Shoes’ Iowa dW 3, rent Huy; hire help, Plone 268 Glid Undetgraduates Te Boney by the Federal District Manager Bogus Mc tors, teachers and laymen are at-| m— : “Oscar Ewing deserves an Os- Sanis, the firm's . _— Rush the tending the annual convention of Auerbach 8 Award car,” Mr. Zaritsky said. “He is a president, said ; a "0 the Lutheran Church-Missour Sy- y L New Dealer and Fair Dealer and Mr. Milling also - AMILTO. nod Central’ District In wr TO Be Given Tonight {proud of it. That means he is on will serve on the (UP) — Cans Wayne Ei ot I ISS de of th Wesiing es ao Bowe of de have eaten . rs an ; ERROR, ’ 3 " The district meeting at Con- person making the outstanding{who could fill Truman's shoes as the firm's expan- WE Bogus $10 cordia College opened yesterday contribution to control of tubercu-|well as his hat.” sion program in trait of Quee and will close Friday. losis will be tonight at the annual] Mr. Zaritsky declined ‘to sa electronic fields. turned, up in y . Up for discussion will be the panquet of the Indiana Tubercu-|what Mr. Truman had com- Mr. Milling The governn

L. Krueckeberg, Werner P. Krug, ganizations. ' {porters and adding that “I was|dustry, the last 22 with RCA, and

Walter C. Mass, A, W. Machinske, Harold C. Meister, Theodore W. Mikolon, Henry Scheperle, and and E. H. Zimmermann; Teachers H. F. Damaske, O. A. Hellewege, George Janke, Carl O. Keller, Elmer G. Meyer, Arnold E. Mueller, C. R. Nennert, R. J. Reese, August Schwark, Edward Sudbrock, R. Theodore Wukasch, and E. H. Yunghanns. | Lay-delegates are: H. J. Enders, Eugene C. Goebel, William F. Kaiser, Edmund VF, Lichtsinn, Julius ¥F. Mussman, Armin Schramm, George C. Schwier, Clinton Switzer, Forest A, Tomkins, Charles Wallace, and Kenneth Wetzel,

2 Youths Held Here On Burglary Charges

Police caught two youths last

$2000 Jewelry Theft Here ‘Professional Job’

not born in Dublin,” the smiling] {Mr, Zaritsky gave his union labor! background. He also said, upon questioning, that he is not ‘‘either,

is thoroughly trained in all fields of electronics engineering, sales, distribution, advertising and production, Mr. Sams sald.

| John Barrett residence, 33 E.

a Democrat or Republican.” That leaves Oscar right where he started—no delegates,

A $2000 jewelry theft from a Marion County residence today was described by sheriff's investigators as “a professional Job." Thieves who broke

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St, took jewelry valued at that Floyd Wilson, YMCA foreign sum from a dresser drawer. Lt.| geryice secretary, will discuss Fred Chew, sheriff investigator, «Crossroads of the Orient” at the said the jewel thieves apparently|g Pp. Mm, ‘supper meeting of the were experienced. They opened| Bible Investigation Club tomorseveral doors for a quick exit!row in the *Y.” and rifled’ the house without; Mr. Wilson was a member of leaving fingerprints,

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‘No Progress’ Reported In Atkins Strike

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night attempting to break in the A federal concilator reported STOCKS June 17, 1052 Mooney -Mueller-Ward Drug 1° progress” toward settling the{american Loso

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Store, 708 Madison Ave. Sur-|E. C. Atkins Co. strike after a American Sates Claw 4. Rw 0 prised, the youths ran, but were meeting with company and union {Yrshite Collieries com ...... a ou captured in a field near the store, officials yesterday afternoon. {Belt RR & stk Yds Com ca 34% 38% Robert Whited, 18, of 925 Chad-| However, the conciliator, James Bonds Merrill "apne © 010002: 100 a wick St, was arrested on pre-/S. Allen, scheduled another ses-| RopoyMerrill 41% pra ‘ooo. 1h revs liminary. charges of burglary and |slon for Thursday. The strike, to Central Sova coticksvanisany Wh n4 was to appear in Municipal Court back demands of United Steel- Circle Theater. com... as wo” hirens na Mey» n “wh

4 this afternoon. The other boy, | workers Local 1543 (CIO) for|scommonwealth Loan 4% pf . 18, is being held in Marion County higher wages, shut down the saw Qont Car-Na-Var ............

Jail for the Juvenile Aid Division. works nine days ago, Cummins Ene eia% pid oii

| N——— | uastern Ina I'sie 0 oid Shepherd Gets Sore Senator's Brother Dies

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| Family (UP)—Robert Brusi, a 51-year- (UP)—B. F. (Frank) Butler, Hamuton "Mig. Co’ com

old shepherd stabbed his wife to- brother of Nebraska Sen. Hugh Home \ & ( s% ofo

day because she had not prepared Butler and prominent attorney, | ‘ind Dive 08 com eid

him a large enough meal. The died at his home here yesterday. nd Aso lel $280 oid meal consisted of a steak and six Butler died of a heart attack. He *Ind Mich EI Sa pid .

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Chuckhole Derby Has Only 8 Days to Run

By ED KENNEDY | Mrs. Beville's pit rates high Only 8 ay Nai in The on notse level. Tipe BC DT skole of| "It §0es off like a bomb when the Week - Award” this Sunday | CATS hit it,” she says. [ROss Hols © Lino CO and on June 25 the §Eané daady So hurry, hurry, hurry, if you Rod" GRE "tom Slantd ... chuckhole of them a 1 {are to get i th {80 Ind GAR 48 pd announced. It will also be filled |, a a, ® fun. Enter Stokely-Yan Camp com with appropriate ceremonies. | » 't afford to delay the derby. 9 so Oy What with the ty | Send its location size and age Sen filling them up as fast as theyjalong with Four name, address| oo oo ¢an and spoiling the fun. {and phone number. Drop a note American ‘ Here's an entry from today's With ft giving any unusual char-| Americar Docu chuckhole mailbag. Mrs. Sam acteristics of the pit. Get them Bastian Morley Be 4055 Norwaldo Ave, ia/in the mail tonight. iat the en . Who knows you might be the Colvmafa Cun 3. © “We have 30 chuckholes In our grand winner. All entries, of any eohr but the one I'm entering Course, “are forwarded to City|.'qois Func Loan Se and Norwaldo. It is Hall where they have been prom. - wo to cause a “severe isde speedy action. L he

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His chief job with the Sams company will be to steer the con- | tinuing growth of the Photofact Publications. The first technical {manual was published only six {years ago and recently the four | millionth copy was distributed. | Mr. Milling was active in RCA's expansion program and supervised construction of its plant at | Lancaster, Pa. He was manager Jot its Bloomington, Ind, plant {during World War II | pe

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