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PAGE 24 ____ - ee : _______ WH® INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : ; FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1052 FRIDAY . Legal Notice

ation’s 1952 Crops May Be Second Largest In History | ==

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High Yield Political Pleasantries During Respite [Police Probe of ‘Fix’ | =i: Mi Indiana | meme On Arrest Is Stalled El 1 8

RS-3513, Wide 1 / By DONNA MIKELS Middlesworth personally . many : on, dfowine: AC Orecas Investigation of the “fix” of years said there was “no doubt” Project B-334(1) the drunken driving arrest of of his identity. : from US 38 at D, © sports figure Hugh (Wally) Mid-| Meanwhile, the police - station BOONE COUNT nites Tram {4 dlesworth stalled today. today buzzed with the report, that EE otien Than, WASHINGTON, july 11—With) “higher ups” were involved in the Railroad. good luck and good weather, I. 8, Still missing on what originally fix” and that the officer in RBIs Pls pmers will produce this year an was described as a three-day = =~ 4 are being “pressured” into fous CONCRET all-crop volume second only to leave” was Capt. Michael Hynes, | 0, itewashing” tie “Incident. Xofctusko ce - 1048 farm output. reported to have told a patrol-| . : Jouis” mile "on In prospect are the second larg- man to “forget” he arrested the 7 pridge at the ao est corn crop in history, the third Butler University assistant foot- Warn Against Warsaw, aids largest wheat crop, a record rice ball coach Saturday night. : ih JNOUS "CONCRET cpop and a larger-than-average Now, however, Police chiet Bogus $10 Ri Hs . WABASH cou sats crop. In the over-all produc- Ambuhl's office says Capt. Hynes | 3.151 miles an Sn tion picture, hopes for these big will be gone until July 20. After; The U. S. Secret Service agent of Rg ONT crops more than offset expecta- The Times learned Capt. Hynes in charge here has warned merch- miles on US 31 f tions of the smallest rye crop on already has been on his regularly ants of a new flood of ecounter- in Deru lo 302 1 record, and the smallest barley scheduled vacation, the official feit $10 bills) : NaHS Bids trop since 1936. explanation was that he is ahsent| The agent, George B. Loy, said owing: The Brightest spot in the Agri- on the basis of “accumulated days about 20 bills have been found 3.438 miles on OR sulture Départment’s first big off.” here in the past week. in Columbia City. monthly crop report of 1952 ‘yes- Meanwhile. still other conflicts He said the counterfeit notes Columbia City fr terday was the corn crop fore- appeared in the so-callde probe, Can be detected by these points: . He project 833°C" cast. : | ONE-—The large “H” in a eir« Columbia City fre Although total acreage planted No Statement Taken [cle on the left front plate, = ~~ er ANOUR CONCRET to corn thi= year is less than last Yesterday Inspector Ralph] TWO—A slightly yellow tint to lowings county year, acréage was up in high- | Bader, in charge of the investiga- the bill. uth St. in Logar yielding corn belt states and |tion, said no statements would be! THREE—Front plate number Bids pushed prospects for a 3.3 billion- ltaken in the case until Capt. C43. and serial number H-1008- ROCK sSPvALY bushel crop. This is only 10 mil- Ra |Hynes returned. 9760-1. CARROLL AND ion bushels less than called for| ; ti : gi “51 "But later in the day a Times, FOUR--Back plate number 120, Paringion. co Mil in production goals. ANOTHER LONG COUNT?—Gen. Eisenhower exchanges United Presi Telephotos. reporter saw Patrolman William 20d series number’ 1934-C. BITUMINOUS e ‘Fairly Large’ | chit-chat with ex-heavyweight champ Gene Tunney during a con- GENTLEMEN, BE SEATED—Texas delegates have cause fo-iejoice as they receive their cre. [Babbitt going into the Inspec-| Persons receiving such x _bill op a aRT COUN As a result, the department! vention lull. Maybe they're discussing how to counterpunch, dentials from Edward Dicker of Dallas. Their seating was considered a triumph for Eisenhower forces, |tor's office. were Buta 1s summen police any 5} Winutnge Hem said supplies of livestock feed - mete esti ene ein ii : | Confronted with ‘this today, In- 2°'210 the person who passed the STARKE COUN grains this year will be “fairly, . : | | | . |spector Bader said: [note, i ER 10 Yo 0.35 mile large.” The short barley crop and Business Notes— » +] ‘Hog Prices Rise . New York Community | “I took no signed statement. She Pills are Fepreseniod as ah smaller-than-average carry-over mo ) 0S | i jes ‘Red 3 IT just quizzed him orally.” the Federal Sve Rots Ar4Wn on overhead west of ; : At Yards Here Batt es ‘Red Invasion | Patrolman Babbitt is the uie eral Reserve Bank of St, NOUR COATED

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fyouthtul officer who was report , ! ed-| : GLEN COVE, N. Y. July 11 Po trom Marion to 0

| {ly “pressured” into halting arrest : wM { Light and medium weight bar-!(UP)-The Glen Cove city coun-| g st . on ai One Cent Mor g-.. and gilts opened fairly ac- cil meets tonight to see what jt {proceedings against wiadies- Catholic Church POY on. follow in i MILLION (

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{tive at 25-50 cents higher than | The patrol 1d t Pl S42 : SR 63 from the : munists from buying thetlate J, P. | patrolman would neither "JCI Sycamore St. in hushels #428 average Yield of 5t By DON TEVERBAUGH [permit surgeons to by-pass a, |yesterday’s averages in trading morgan’s 56-room mansion at tax confirm or deny the version of the 5 Festival bi the Rr . orpor wheat crop was “forecast at 30. HERE'S A MAN who is death Patient's heart gnd lungs either a n [today at the Indianapolis Stock- sale tomorrow morning. incident learned by The Times Parishioners: will hold their Third Bt. in Yer. 4 kon bugs and dirt. That makes for operation on the organs or [that Capt. Hynes ordered him to Summer festival and chicken din- Goin, Terr 0,000 bushels at a yield .of 24.5 . i |yards. | The town kicked the Soviet! : ner on th Hodihvbia nial bushels an acre him popular with x most house- for temporary relief for a failing | y N delegiti t of forget the arrest and not to make € grounds and in the to Sherry At shels an acre, |wives. He's Earl M. Grissmer, heart. Cigarets by the carton will Choice 180-240 pound hogs sold United Nations delegation ou of | ut required reports which would D2 of the St. Francis de Sales INOUR CONCRET Some Disappointments {Hoosier manufacturer of bug| The entire machine costs only! g y at $21.50-22.25. A few loads of the house they. then rented two ,, ...;y nave been made (Catholic Church this week end. “Siiny coun - ‘Feed supplies—corn, oats, bar- kijters, rug cleaners and special | $200. cost you 1 cent more, start- choice Nos. 1:and 2, 190-225,yéars ago when they moved Inj “I cannot say -—-I'm bound by Tonight, a fish fry is scheduled a Meitdr “ ley and sorghums determine fu-coatings for linoleum and floors. |,,. : ling yesterday. The Office of Pounds, sold at $22.50 to shippers too many beds. for the 20008 | gepartment rules,” he said. He e8inning at 7 o'clock; a “short DECATUR AN ture supplies of meat, eggs and jr. newest product o ne Kiwanian Speaker ry Nats , 5 and butchers choice 300-400-pound restrictions. sald he would release any in. CTOCT’ Meal at the same time oh.0%2 miles on BF dairy products and are the core! vet : po gs ihr, od C. A. Gillespie. supervisor oF rice Stabilization has OK 4 sows sold at $17-18.50. A quit claim to county tax formation authorized by Yohier| tomorrow; and a chicken dinner ii a nshury of concern in agriculture produc-|oontains the new wonder ma- employee - management relations| C, Nike after an 8-month battle. p,.4 1,09 of commercial to liens issued In favor of a Russian /Ambubl but the chief said he [TOM 2 p. m. through the after- Michisan Ste. In tion goals. C . : So | But cigarets by the package functionary earlier this week in- would not allow the 1 [noon Sunday, In addition, many Plans and prop terial, hlordane, which youl at the Allison Division of Gen-! {good slaughter heifers brought a patrolman |}, th at the office of The report included some dis- in. hapiy read about recently in eral Motors, will be the ost] Th pot jump, ‘bid of $28. Choice and prime dicated they still wanted to get to tell his story openly “until we ooths will offer a variety of anapolis, appointments. Officials had hoped pasger's Digest. |speaker at LOIOTTOW'S I su | Paul Radlic, director of the In ealers sold at $31-32 ‘back to the halls of opulent see what Capt. Hynes has to © oe" for sale. STATE H that this year's farm output All do 3 ti v lof th Kiw ° eeling diana Cigaret Tax Division, an-| Hoss 5000; moderately active: chice CAPItalism, say.” | Clarence Wheatley is chicken Samuel C. Had would set a new record for agri-/ you do Is pain on—it'siof the Kiwanis Club. [nounced the price of carton cig-|light to medium barrows and gilts 35-50 hl Twe Other Of dinner chairman and Mrs. Larry cultural production. transparent and harmless to| It's a noon luncheon meeting, arets will rise from $1.89 to $1.90| gents Richer: pavier wagiis Seady oo : cers (Cone, co-chairman. Notice NOTICE They also thought a total of Rumians. Bu ’ kills the bugs, jan ¥aval, in the Riley Room of wholesale and from $2.04 to $2.05 JIa80 tow loads choice Nos "1 and Farm Editors to Meet Still not contacted for state- for the, purchase million more acres should be P2ralyzes the insects legs before the Claypool Hotel. He'll speak on retail. : | weigh 340" pounds $21.25-21.50: ments were two other officers Pei : f' the State Hig} a Tan rons hating 1. “The Three Threats.” He sald the OPS ruling ended a lol pougix Fda “iets At Purdue Tomorrow who had started “booking” wi. risoner Escapes I Ta balance supply and demand. In-| Mr. Grissmer, a former Times o el echi Light {long fight by wholesalers and job- jhce 130-160 pounds Bisse: sows Times State Service dleswortls before the abortive GREENCAS Ls Servios B We. CBT.aR stead they got nearly 4 million advertising space salesman, inci- ve Lighining + |bers to boost the price of their|igse. few 3518.75; 400-600 pounds si16-| LAFAYETTE, July 11-- Agri- HX. “ASTLE, July 11-—Of- 3% Which Hime the acres less, with forecasts for dentally, started it all back in| 1¢ you're a male, look out for Product in line with a federal tax| i145, few down to $185 or less: stags cultural editors and writers from! TWo of these co-signed a slip ficials at Indiana State Farm said No. #1 Awkrocute high yields making up the dif-/1943. That was during the WAT jiohtning. : |hike passed last November. | (Castle 150: calves 200: cattle mostly seven Kuropean countries win 'indicating Middlesworth declined 2 21-year-old prisoner escaped at diana, delivered ference. and he saw the need for a sure “npaaths from bolts out of the quests on Fobbérs (Steady on all represented slaughter classes: in Hoosier farm writers in a to take a “drunk-o-meter” test. |9 2. m. today. He was listed as igps og IL ® ifire mothproofing compound y ! s R load commercial to good slaughter helfersy_day program at Purdue Univer- Middlesworth could not be con-| Martin Rivers of Attica. Invitation Ne. . {blue are four times as great! This law was costing jobbers $5|328; utility and commercial cows $19-23.50: 5 —— No. 9 Aggregate, Ca Short e Ma thousands of young men were among men and boys, statistics a case in Indi { odd head commercial young cows $23 and sity here tomorrow. tacted today or yesterday to ex-| en diana, delivered 'o n B ag Y storing their “civvies” for the! show. Li htni Kills | bout 300 ta Th B Indiana gross neome wir eo a The newspapermen will learn Pand his original denial that “it INDIANAPOLIS Tatas, ° Cut Corn Supply (“10: rE I rE a TY hac] {iBT Feupiah iad SAAfalct what 1s new In agriculture from wasnt we’ He contended the] TRAFFIC CASUALTIES hie "nafs oo v orn upp Y And the compound his frm persons Y. Ang the deaths © e n e 8 ap-|ihoice and prime LETiTH some high good Purdue instructors and will in-/day the story first appeared that, (192 Days) tion’ dy Indiana may lose much of itsicame up with did the trick. {have 4 specific geographic pat: proves : local jobber challenged A oc nd sod” 136.30 eal spect two of the University’s ex-/he was not involved and said “it| | 1951 © 1952 Na gation Ne, 4 ‘N > » { ) > be 1 ! ” dian corn crop this year because the| 15 '4§ the firm marketed Fina! The worst spots are the Rocky Mr. Radlic’s’ assertion the a “hats 100: ‘siausihier sorine lambs steady [PETImeNtal farms. The program must have been someone else. | In; entn +oeee M93. 188 Yond. 6, Section. . steel strike has cut the supply of i 3 . . "hy 3 % Pp at 330 down: couple small lots choice to!is held every one or two years, However, veteran :policemen, Injured ........ 1772 1818 or_plant vieinit f y Foam--a soapless rug and up- Mountain ‘states, Arkansas, Mis- pér pack would not go up. prime $30 top: other classes Scarce; fo.. Eoosi it who ‘said they have known Killed 33 Invitation ty cans, a Btokely-Van Camp of-|holstery cleanef which eliminates sissippi aid South Carolina. The He said, “T expect a raise Ny CESHr steady. Soosier wrists. : : 2y ave Known er a Calculator, one ® ficial warned today. rancid hangover. It was 201d safest are the West Coast states retailer may absorb it, but why diana. And three President H. F. Krimendahl through leading department #hd and New England. Indiana and Should he? He's absorbed too isn; ia said the 6orn crop will be ready chain stores. - \most Great Lakes states are next, much already.” Comune in No. 8 in about two weeks but the firm Foo : ‘| The wholesaler said vending carria dfaahon. does not have the cans needed to | : ; : Old-Age Employment machine prices probably willl Cpnerete A see Jt. He termed the situation | $1.4%0.-3 Special coating for He Gonsus comes up with\JUmP 10 25 cents immediately, Hye a oi 804 sald the crop may Scots and OE oy REX! {some Interesting facts pt em-|In Taet, oe sald, 40 per cent of oiy ot dusonville ; a : > deve » U8 | ¢ machines are charging that! : Observers. believed the can SUPPery and yields & high gloss Be aight ekpaci.. 1's Nigh: |aireadly, firmianca™ sma lo shortag ig cost Indiana 3 And you can patch it in the wear e8t among workers aged 25 to 54 s : tate Po million cases of canned corn al lt YO CL | years only 5 per cent are with. Soviet Home Folk fare site a5 F week. 2 | po oe nt . lout work. T Id » | the a Ol “Farmers will lose hundreds of | In "49 came Condensa Foam, a |", "|... , oo particulirly over ° About Olympics J WAY Garage at i iltions of dollars and th iljcondensed form of the foam 0 ; , | MOSCO — ; the Pacific boli m a ere will| 85 years, employment plummets W, July 11 (UP)—Rus- i Pacific bolle be practically no df cleaner that was designed to re-| ay S laf hi Highway Garage y canned foods| ht is a it | But nevertheless, employment of la. Which told the rest of the | is available next winter if this/duce freight costs and permit' ‘a5’; 69 ie still about 56 per World last year it planned to com- roads Jhall be 4 strike is allowed to go on” My, ixture at home. It reduced the =. "4 only 3 per cent are look- Pete in the 1952 Olympics, finally STATE 3 Krimendahl said. price. ing for work. {informed its own people today | Samuel C. Had He said there would he insuf-! And 1850 brought forth C-33) Hien at 70-74 years about 40 that Soviet athletes will take part | Umer eerie ie re ficient time fo convert to other Concentrate, a wall and Wood-\ io.’ cant are gainfully employed. IP the international games this | NO Taek canning methods, such a glass |work cleaner which removes {month in Helsinki. i posais for the The can shortage also may affect Soil, but never cuts paint gloss. [dea Payoff | For the first time sinte it be-| i 7 Way improves a tomato crop which will ripen in The demand has been tremen-| o . ve ft's a hig business- CMe known the Russians would| | fn the Scare Ho about a month. |dous. : 5 man's world? (compete, Moscow's newspapers | until 10:00 A. M. ni | Now hatching in Mr, Griss-| The James Mhnufacturing Co, [Carried & brief Tass New Agency on_ihe 2nd day : imer’s brain is a specialized clean-| {item on the games. It said the! read. i : of Independence, Kas., makes and | CON T_RS jer for porcelain. It Isn't quite] one about 20.000 of the 260.000 Soviet Olympics Committee re- | on ROCK ABPHA ready yet. But soon . .. home dishwashing machines pro-| cently met with the chairmen of| Joi E AND PO Another phase of his business ’ {the various athletic departments! niles distributed On th i activity just starting is his Private| duced every year. That's compet-iang decided to enter th south sage of Va n the Highways jactivily Jus. st oes ing against the top. names in the ier ihe compe- solth eae Of : {Label Packaging Service. It is! ppliance InAuStrY. ion. BRE AND FT. WAYNE-—Mrs. Johanna B.|a manufacturing facility for small President of the company - is ET west cor oration Stevenson, 63, Holly Hill, Fla. businesses in the ehetiica) Sel Lewis Allen files. 58 Who Hever Steel Crisis to Idle ¥ gn | ABPHA was killed and another person which have ideas they'd like to “°° : EY owing: seriously . injured ‘in a truek-car put into production, but lack the bothered to go beyond elementary 800 Ford Workers t tifuyied an 0S 4 collision late yesterday at the equipment. i He patented his first invention ror Ab, Minn, July 11 (UP) | Lae EON junction of Paulding Rd. and Ind. nea 4 : ?ht, ord Motor Co. officials said here Ha " 101 ear: hare. : The Artificial Heart at the age of 16 years. As owner yestérday that 800 men would be HIghIANG ACT RE : of a restaurant he saw the need id | on ROCK ASPHA — The medical world is buzzing ofr » dishwashing machine. In aid off and assembly line opera-| lowing: Local Stocks and Bonds these days about the remarkable jas he came up with one that ons, Shut Own until July 21 be-| NO 1: |success of an artificial heart-lung | oo oq ora woiked well. cause of material shortages due! D3. tom SR | SIOORS:. Tr developed by Dr, Leland C. Clark "pew geil for less than $200. Cer Steel strike. Leptnens American Loan §% .. ..... 91 oir of the Fels Research Institute. tad . v7! Plant officials said, however. | on QTRACT ns Arica Ba aia A . __|Associated Distributors handle ' T, : A ican Clams A... BY =o:L Jt was used for the first time, Co in This area that the glass making depart-| PY COUNTY Arighite O Riaries gem... 13 ws recently on a man suffering from » . ment would not be affected and! Haute to th e Bel % Sic vas ora 0% Ran incurable lung disease. His Quickies only part of the maintenance staff! Bde vm We Ronbe er ron? om .--|lungs were not supplying enough : will be laid off, | 8.2 miles to 03 Bobbs-Merrill 4%% pd . 7 "...loxygen for his blood. Bruce Christie has joined the rt eerste | Cig Fonz Hine, Qentral ttnar 3% vie... 8, i.| Th a state of chronic hunger for Indianapolis branch of Acacia Held f : i FONTE HA Sentral goa 38%, 3 1 8 : e or Desertion | gn ROCK ASPHA tee Tneres com .. 13 .. |oxygen. the man had turned blue, Mutual Life. He’s a Butler grad. wing Citizens¥Ind Tel 8% ofa | 50 “but after 75 minutes under a Harold T. Kolsky, section super-| KIRKLAND, July 11 (UP)—| 13,118 let distr Cont Carauh oan 4% of .. 8 3 Inlood enriching treatment by the Visor at the Western Flectric Randolph McPherson, 30, native! Ills Dortheast of Qummins Eng com od’ i. 1a |artificial heart-lung, he returned plant, today observes his 35th of Columbus, Miss,” was turned can ma? 1 Eastern 1nd Tel $% pra 0. 98" '™. to normal color and improve con- anniversary on the payroll. He 0Ver to military authorities today of the. Commisuie Ee Qucutlties coin ..... 38 ++ | siderably. started with the firm in Chicago bo face charges of deserting from STATE '¥ ‘Pena Sloctric com Doctors say the machine may and came here in 1950. Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, | SamuefC. Had Pamily Pin a a — rr r——————f 351. JUly. He was arrested. by {Settee Soe : FBI agents late Thursday. LEGAL NOTICE | - - ee —— Docket No. 23610 i In the matter Official Weather Pennsylvania Ra UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Suthorlly So oon ——es=duly 11. 1982 ating in Indiana |__ Sunrise 8:36 Sunset si | Berea Commins) Precipitation 34 hrs, ending 7.30 a. m. .00 | duet public hearir Total precipitation since Jan. 1 ma of the Commissi ndpls Pw & Lt ptd ©... '% Excess, since Jan. 1 . | .....lll 884 glanavolis, Mar Indianapolis Water PATH pd. 99% l The Jollowing Sable shows the tempera-| ‘Public partictpi indianapolis Water 5% pfd ....108 [Pep ih other ities: pUBLIC Jeflerson National Life com .. 11% | Atlanta High, Low| mgan & Co com ...... a | Boston ’ cer 85 64 Br Arnold Atwor an & Co pfd iM {Chicago Beercesetanaiasnnratane 6 84 | Indianapolis, I [nen Or Coon cies Hn |Cincinnatt 2 % | — - E.R Mallory trazas erst JH (Beaver Sphod pein dain ot 5d seated, an °% Mama SIarLnKion com... te Evansville sxburmsetirriiniees 88 60 Board of Bchoo Natl Homes com. Lona a0 ro AThs Baenasnserrrena 84 63 ony of Indiana Natl Homes pfd aaah at or Tibi wees 98 88 A M, CST, (11 . N Ind Pub Serv com . ...... 25% B ADADGLS i. ...vnniiinn. 83 66 Wednesday, July N Ind Pun Serv 4% pid Ill 93 Fanshs Olty sareeeasaines 83 n nE: *N Ind Pub Berv 4's pid .... 238% 08 Angeles 7 58 Jointing, filin *N Ind Pub Serv 4.58 pfd.... 25% jam oat Paul 85 80 types of saws lo Progress Laundry com ...... 304% Re ican ih 3% a | Ry Schools as b Serv of Ind 3's pfd ..... 81 Ns ana 8 72 | usiness Office, blic_Serv of Ind com ...... 30% RY aor 84 a8 | And as per spec r& Tool com ~ ... 48 Oklahoma City 90 68 office of the Bo Schwitzer-Cummins §'% ofd .. 17% maha sveecersanaies 94 8 | The Board res *8g. Ind G & E com ..... 22% ttaburgh ....acnen + 18 58 | r reject any or Bo. Ind gar 48 oll. ........ 104 an Francisco shir arvsane 88 56 E BOARD OF « Stokely-Van Camp dom ...... 18%, t. Louis raeraanaies 9 68 | 0. RB C jtokely-Van Camp pid ....... 18% ashington, D. € an 68 | y: M. V. Ball Tanner & Co 54% coon 100 a ——_— —— July 11, 1952, erre H Malleable ares 13% A United “Telephone 5% fd .... 96 Produce SALE OF R Info: Title ................. 8% | The undersign *Ex dividend. NDS R — — —————————— ‘ Patate of Samy Sp u E aw_-POB Cinetnnatt Sonsumers sender. will sell the ihe y o ge ol : rown 85-88%c; U8 medium white 50-84 Vac: : Rgret, : brown mix 50-55'4c: wholesale grade, 00 A.M. Cent ¥ [commercial graded .40 per cent. Extra turday, TU & large white 41-43c; current receipts cases y § NUE exchanged 29-33c: top quality very firm: ; light demand for ordinary’ smd for TNotios ia here! Tr mee Sieber on iH Homa TB ’ ‘te celp s much' OFF ON AN OUTING-~Members of the Indianapolis Frater. balance ol No JO ] ; . = ps Chickens—Commercially grown fryers 0 : «:| nal Order of Police today entertained the youngsters of "Cross. nici ‘white crose and white dlc: hens Meridian, Indias ..... roads” at their annual outing at Patton Lake: Sgt. Earl Booth, pres He” fryers arm’ a mostly unchanged vo iil ident of the FOP explains the route to [left to right) Linda Alex- with a ow’ at Se Heme stendy | with Rea ander, Robert Bailey and Alma Matlock. Looking on is Sgt. Chester (on prices °'®" S-P0und weishis at the OFRTSL' pgm x ' W. Timmerman. mn h . Batis tCratinery. 0 score Yee; pre- : - BRE ING COMPANY, INCORPORATED, AOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY w Bs. and = “ae N b » ‘