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Few Speeches In the Cards ~ During August

By United Press DENVER, July 28—Dwight D. Eisenhower, refreshed by 10 days of loafing and trout fishing, plunged into a series of conferences with Republican Party leaders today.

He returned to his headquarters here last night from a mountain

Heat Wave Accompanied By Storms

By United Press | { The mercury crept upward throughout most of the country today as windstorms threw a ha¥maker at New England and the! iMiddlewestern states. {

} City dwellers returning home| from a week end at the beach or; in the country found tempera-|

Col He tures back about where they] at py ‘today wepe when they took off Friday talking with his advisory staff, night, -

| A squall in Salem, Mass., cap{sizes more than 100 small boats] and at least four persons were

including Gov. Sherman Adams of New Hampshire,

Rent Controls To Stay Here Until Apr. 30

By DON TEVERBAUGH i * Times Real Estate Editor | Rent controls do not end in Indianapolis this Sept. 30 as they ldo in most other cities of the nation. | (Ceilings on residential rents will be continued here through ‘Apr. 30, 1953. This is because metropolitan Indianapolis has ipeen classified a critical defense area. It includes all of Marion, {Hamilton and Hancock Counties. There are 113 such areas in the nation. . States May Keep Curbs

Mr. Adams has taken a threemonth leave of absence from his

drowned.

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Unless Congress decrees other

‘governor's duties to help direct

The squall hit with sudden fury, |

|wise, rent controls will end every-

the Eisenhower campaign against Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois, Democratic nominee for President. Later this week Gen. Eisenhower will confer with Arthur E. Summerfield of Flint, Mich., Republican National Chairman who

United Press Telephoto. JUST A LINE—Gen. Eisenhower shows Sen. Nixon, his GOP | running mate, how to cast with a fly rod at the general's Fraser,

the General's campaign i ; ! . Bam Sen. Henry Cabot Colo. retreat. The vice presidential candidate stopped off to Lodge (R. Mass.), chairman of confer with Ike on tactics to be used in the coming campaign.

throwing up 39-foot waves which

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flipped - the small craft over. Scores of persons were missing. | Coast Guard boats, fishing ves-| sels and commercial steamers were credited with saving many | lives. !

| Tornado Hits Town | A tornado ripped through Man-

i chester, Minn., and severely dam-| VOICE OF AUTHORITY—Egypt's self-appointed ‘strong man, Gen, Mohammed Naguib, sits |aged several buildings. Authori-

Ities said they did not believe any- confidently behind a heavily armed guard during a tour of the streets of Cairo yeesterday after seiz-

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| ing control of the country, The general forced Kin Farouk to abdicate in favor of his infant son. (one was killed by the winds, but | (Story oh Page 12.) 9 yr

|at least two persons were treated! i for injuries. A white Lutheran |

Church was the only building un-| ° | : ns : Shivers, Sam Rayburn River Victim

damaged. | Faces Court |

Win in Texas Primary |

about 600 feet through the town By United Press ipiled up even large majorities.

and then blew itself out in less than.a mile. > Elsewhere temperatures remained very high. ! Yesterday Was the hottest day DALLAS, July 28—The conser- Attorney General Price Daniel vative Democratic forces of Gov.'swamped Rep. Lindley Beckworth | Allan Shivers were firmly in con-'better than 3-to-1 for the U. 8S. |So : { x Ih ute continued to suffer from trol of Texas today after a clean Semate seat Tom Connally will {high temperatures and crop-wilt- : ling drouths. [Sweep over forces loyal to the vacate in January,

A 30-year-old water “vietim” was slated into Municipal Court today as a result of his shenani'gans in Fall Creek late yesterday.

A throng of Sunday drivers stopped in the 3200 block Fall {Creek ‘Blvd. to gaze at the body

of a man lying in six inches of Speaker of water.

the House Sam Rayburn won his

/in finished* form.

mittee, and Sen. Hugh Butler (R. supporter of Sen. Robert A. Taft/ of Ohio for the GOP wg + P . R expect Price Boost Gen. Eisenhower will have an| campaign he will conduct in al speech tentatively scheduled to By DON TEVERBAUGH encampment of the Veterans of] or about, Aug. 5. month of so? If you're wise, you'll buy it now, especially if The GOP nominee is definitely it is made of steel. York City Aug. 25. These are ers—that means it will cost more the ‘only speaking dates Aside from a few speeches, Gen. | And he's already started to buy. year. a large part of August at his per cént over May, John F. Mcdesk 3 oa Brown Palace Hotel | Daniels, marketing manager of This shiny metal whistle-stop tour about Labor| That bites deeply into today's viously does make the car more [retail level. When appliance sales CAT a death trap—if not for you, Welcome Planned [started to slow up last fall, deal- for other motorists. 3 9 For Nixon's Return |—they weren't taking chances. J. White, a professional auto A ny light - reflecting surfaces —This quiet little town rolled out |, x00 at the factory, but the Buse evans Be he au brass bands today to welcome spurred perhaps by credit relaxa-| Another pet peeve of Mr. White home its favorite son, Republican | tion, has trimmed off inventories r because of its shiny metal, but Richard Nixon on bis return from | At Hotpoint, reports Mr. Mc- because it swings back and forth conferring with his running mate, normally low. “It has a hypnotic effect on Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. | : . / AN the 4-month-long Sel Mr. White is consultant to mantions are planned for tomorrow ufacturers of more than 20 cars a in Fr 4 Wednesd pliance market. ; thing. a, esno an ednesday | . : rei : Tat e3C8Y1 It's not likely that you won't But we still have the shiny trim {sigerator in a month or two— wipers—and an increasing num{but, chances are, you won't have ber of accidents. ECIWOIKers |x. | , ; ’ 'Hotpoint's Read George L. Brinkworth, resident Stream Ba § | P y manager of the local office of the . C |General Electric Supply Corp. are|is boasting among friends that {huddled in Chicago at a three-| he’s finally completed the “ap- : ie PITTSBURGH, July 28—Steel-| 1; i noint, a G-E subsidiary. workers streamed back into mills It's all part of the Hotpoint the firm in Chicago, Mr. Brinkward full production. gram, year Alcoa pin. Friends gave him Although some union men in the, Hotpoint is going ahead with # Wrist watch and the company ’ i By now, he’s a fixture here. with their wage increase, voted tobe good—for those who make it L return under protest, production 800d. And I agree. Twenty-four years of his quarter i : : | spent here. maintenance and repairmen in anjconsumer who's thinking about —_— all-out effort to restore full pro-|buying a new kitchen or laundry. . . Hog Prices Rise

the Campaign Advisory ComNeb.), who was an enthusiastic Business Notes— " Two Speeches rtunity to show the type of O S e \. ome On Steel ‘Appliances be delivered before the national] : PLANNING TO BUY‘a new appliance within the next Foreign Wars in Los Angeles on, committed to address the Ameri-| Here's why: Steel has gone up in price to manufacturcan Legion Convention in New nounced thus far. ’ cane to Indianapolis earlier this Eisenhower is expected to spend Appliance sales in June were 300 Glistening Trim here. He is expected to start a| Hotpoint, tells me. Day. |already skimpy inventories at the attractive. But often makes the jers trimmed off their inventories That's the word from Andrew WH tester. ITTIER, Cal. July 28 (UP) And for awhile, this caused a its plush carpet and tuned up its recent spurt in appliance sales, should be kept to a minimum. is the windshield wiper, not only Vice Presidential Nominee -Sen. [here also. Denver, Colo., where he has been | Daniel, supplies on hand are sub- —like a metronome. tired drivers,” he warns. Similar homecoming celebra- gtrike cannot but help have very definite effect on the ap- : night in San Francisco, Wednes- and he tells 'em all the same f7ht in San Diego. j : " pw be able to buy a washer, or re-l,nq the same old windshield the complete selection you have ; The Apprentice Course Distributor salesmen of the Aluminum Company of America BY Luiied Brie {day training school sponsored by prentice course” with Alcoa. today and the industry moved to-1$100.000 dealer development pro- worth was presented with his 25 Pittsburgh district, dissatisfied the theory business in 1952 will forked over a nice bonus. workers in most plants joined| Hotpoint has got its eye on the CCRtUry With Alcoa have been duction. {They expect their sales personnel}

i 11 the answers — and While maintenance and repair-(t® KPOW a e answers t Yards Here men worked at U. 8. Steel Plants Attending the session from In-| pa ,iowe ang ofits sold 25 cents throughout the district, Jones dianapolis are M. G. Biesecker Bihar ea Fontes eh, Laughlin’s plants in Pittsburgh |, 4 H. M. Demiow. g h g

and Aliquippa were shut down

an-|to the consumer when he buys it manager in the Chicago area. He!Corn damage at 50 per cent from

trim they!/been burned a deep brown. glamorize your new car with ob-| Hundreds of persons swarmed (all the votes been tabulated. { |

{107 degrees. The rest of the iday’s primary election.

Nashville, Tenn. has ever had, | One area reported hay and | Truman administration in Satur- When police waded out to the “body,” it turned out to be Fowler Scott, 918 Fletcher Ave., who 'suddenly stood up adorned as he was born.

Police draped a blanket over his dripping form, then charged | : 5 {him with being disorderly. . {margin over his nearest opponent That would break the record|for re us ares. eppon he On the bank the officers found vote set four years ago, when had six opponents and they to- Scott's clothes and 14 bottles of 1,216,860 persons voted in a judi-|taled slightly more votes than iced beer. Scott, a salvage man, cial race in the primary. 'Mr. Dies. (explained he was “just keepin’ Mr. Shivers, seeking his second; Under Texas law, a candidate! CoOL.” full term, had the closest call. (in the Democratic primary must ee But he had more than a 3-to-2 win a majority of the total votes| margin over both of his op-|cast in his race, or he goes into

. 21st term in Congress by a marWith 1,098,124 votes from 146 gin of nearly 2%;-to-2, and forof Texas’ 254 counties counted, mer Secretary of State John Ben Bob Johnson, manager of the Sheppard won the attorney genTexas election bureau, predicted eralship by a 4-to-1 count.

the total vote would be 1.27 mil-!| | : : i Former Congressman Martin] {lion. In only 125 counties hadinies had better than a 2-to-1|

[the current drouth. Stock ponds and waterholes are |drying up throughout the South{land and nearly all pastures have

jover beaches along the West Coast. Lifeguards in the Los {Angeles-Hollywood area said they lost count after 209 rescues. {Winds which kicked up a high jsurf got many swimmers in ‘trouble. >?

Cold Front on Way

HOME PLATING (0.

| The Weather Bureau said a Ponents combined. In otheria “run-off” primary with his ‘cold front swinging down from |T2CeS. the conservative “regulars” highest opponent. * Rye {Canada into Montana and North : py {Dakota should cool off the north- ® y AD ° i GOLD {ern Midwest today. The cold front M K o # H K " BRONZE |is expected to move as far east arines an Y ar f | ) CADMIUM | J the Great Lakes region by late COPPER-NICKEL CHROME

“ie me i 0 oe mim] NEVEr Heard of Fear

|sweltered, bus drivers in Indiana {wheeled their passengers around] By JAMES A. MICHENER {in shorts and tee-shirts. Author of South Pacifis (Distributed by United Press)

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® Silverware Replated ® Antiques Refinished

{smeared with black paint a 2cit paint and hell 4 Commerical Plating and Polishing

carried hand grenades and a sub- |

where (except where states have set up the machinery) on Apr. 30. Area Rent Director Louis Schaefer reports much confusion

among the public about -vhen rent controls do end. The rent office phone jangles constantly, he said. According to the 1950 census

there are 134,654 dwelling units in Indianapolis, of these 62,187 are rented and 69559 are’ owner accupied. There are 1482 vacancies and another 1427 units vacant, but unfit for habitation, Mr. Schaefer reported. Vacancy Rate 1.1 Per Cent “That's a vacancy rate of about 1.1 per cent,” he said. “Generally, a 5 per cent vacancy rate is considered normal.” Rents here have increased 20 per cent “across the boards” since 1941, Mr. Schaefer said. Additional increases have been permitted thousands of landlords for substantial improvements and repairs. Mr, Schaefer estimates that, that, under the | critical area classification. the ‘rent office now has more than 125000 units registered.

Underground Farming?

COLUMBU July “28 (UP) —The Columbus Public Library said today it was unable to explain a sudden increase in the number of inquiries on how to start “earthworm farming.”

Call WA. 1512

Pest Control Company

At a recent sales ‘meeting of]

The majority, taking advantage ‘machine n. He was lethal! 917 MASS. AVE. CApitol 9088 Indiana's L t lof a 10-day reprieve from uni] WITH THE FIRST MARINE Tate io tor ot oo hs) . oe | a forms, took their summer airing/DIVISION IN KOREA, July 28— toughest jobs a man could get. | ADVERTISEMEN

lin slacks and sport shirts. The {braver ones resorted to shorts. | A Logansport, Ind, woman [started to board a bus, then hesi[tated. She questioned whether {the shorts-clad man behind the wheel was qualified to drive. He pointed to a company sign ex|plaining it all and convinced her he was.

'Riverman Double ‘Loser to River

| NEW ORLEANS, July 28 (UP) |—Night Watchman Roy H. Ben{nett said today he hopes “Ol’ Man | River” will keep rolling along {without him. { Mr. Bennett, 42, was patroling a line of barges tied up in the {Mississippi during a heavy rainistorm Friday night when he fell off. He thrashed the water for

more than an hour before he was

‘rescued. today at the Indianapolis Stock-|

Mr. Bennett fell through a plat-|

Bar Kid. He grinned through his camou-, With Our Sales and Servic Twenty - three - year - old Lyle : . | | ur ales el Lewis of Tacoma, Wash. is Sage and said, “I feel better ROACH CONTROL | phenomenal, even for the Ma-{2P00t His Jol Since the rain] g Brake and Carburetor rines. He apparently has no pn.“ an nove quieter.” | GUARANTEED Service On A nerves, no fear and no need of > Set out through an Asiatic ervice On All Makes of Cars! sleep. | ontttst and within 10 yards, 4-92 Liquid brushed around Motor Tupe-l é was str i y 3 { More than 40 times in the last|pjs aming down just where it is needed kills P

yards. form into the river again Satur-! Bulk choice 190-250 pound hogs day night and fought the water Qld at $23-23.50. Light 120-160 for almost an hour before he was

until late last night when maintenance créws adjourned day-long meetings.

New Manager

Elmer P., Kowarsch has been

named manager of the Indian- Pounders sold at $17.50-19. Sows|pylled out. up, : , ; { (ALT emesis broke A ESE erat a fold. ead to tee hgh ‘ [change Insurance.Corp. He's been 1gh choice and prime returning ued protest because |, Ey fim since PL pound steers sold at $34. Utiity, Local Stocks and Bonds | of dissatisfaction w : © 38° Most of Mr. Kowarsch’s ex. COWS sold mostly at $18.50-19.50. sp increase ratified by the wage-|,..... was in the Chicago area, Bulk choice and prime vealers| gyouxy

policy committee in Washington. Earlier, he spent several years SOld at $27.50-29, American Loan 5% 91

Up the Ladder

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mixed yearlings $30-32.50: heifers slow; Cont Car-Na-Var few lots prime Steers and club yearlings Samming Te om ig Lo A. s1 rh A | 270 . aroun 5: early sales cows steady 10! gastern ind Tei 5% ptd ..

;raduated from 12-and-a-half cents for the lowest classifications

Beatty, assistant

clerk and in 1948 was named sales choice 150-pound slaughter ewes $8

indianapolis Water 4% pfd .. Lndianapolis Water 5% pid .... Jefferson National Life com ,.. Kingan & Co com ........... | *Kingan & Co pfd . . Lincoln Nat Life ... Lynch Corporation ... P R Mallory . a | Maman Herrington com

Detroit plant, which supplies the automotive industry, employs 18,000 men.

Official Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU July 28

Take $4000 From Tavern

A bandit pair nailed employees ~hammering a large nail into the of a near North Side tavern in door. a restroom and- escaped with. By the time the imprisoned trio | Nasi Asphalt $4000 loot in an early morning broke out a door panel to free Natl Homes pid “se DOldup today. themselves, the pair ha dfled. |N Ind Pub mary on pa" N Ind Pub Serv 4'2 nid ...,. Both bandits were 6-footers. sN'Ind Pub Serv 4.56 pfd The blond gunman was described

Sunrise 5:41 | Sunset

Précipitation 24 hours ending 7:30 A Total precipitation since Jan. 1

—_- mo TRobbed> was KElgee's Tavern,

28137 1110 N. Meridian St., as it opened |Brostess Laundry com

Be Mh an i Wy bacitiess at 8 a In. as 42 years old and weighing | Pub or Te dan 0. ile, following table shows the tempers| oo CL the tavern's About 180 pounds. The second | henwitoer-Cummins om, ptd Atlanta voor G0 LoNifirst customers. They drank three/man was dark, weighed about $e Ind G & E com pide: Beton 18 33 (beers. Then one, a 6-foot blond|240 Pounds and was described asiSioksly-van Camp con®... Sine 3 | rearing darie trousers, white spiny i Ie TN prt Rata BETAEL Benner te 3s ‘and straw hat, pulled a gun. shirt a Bonaiagiing com... Bansyille 73 | At gunpoint the pair forced a,’ . Shited ITriebhone 3%. vid .... haorth -..... 70 porter and waitress, Thomas Ty- *Ex dividend BONDS Kansas City ||. 31 (ler, 43, of 633 Blake St. and Helen Produce lation & Steen 8s a apolis-t. "Phu . +3 +2 |Burdine, 35, of 4142 W, Washing- AEA ry yg Rel) Loan ew Q¥leans., «......... 74 [ton St, into the men’s restroom. grades: U. 8. A large. white, 60-64e: | | Shunama City i |. They then forced owner Louls 3°00 rown. mi, $366: wholesaie | San Antonio ..’ 72 |Elkovitz, 52, of 3466 N. Capitol fade ‘commerel pitt, otnd: | Sin, Francisco , 54 Ave. to open the safe. 4d : s

|49-52¢: current receipts cases exch.

IC. ° Market steady to firm, demand fair: receipts top quality continue adequate with present d mand

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ree ei ————— Nailed in Room Local Truck Grain” Prices After they scooped out the cash!

Chi , 33-34¢: white crosses and " loot, the gunman shepherded Mr.|Yhjite Ent Tie Tver fod Xi. | ht oui 00 Elkovitz into the tiny roomk with uh: ii Lot Fellow orn. S188, the two tavern employees... |nied tom” Hr . Soybeans, 83.08, Then they nailed the door shut,” Se! 5 t 4 : | * : oa

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been wounded once and went back sun. behind enemy after shrapnel was removed from tions. his leg.

[feet-two, blue-eyed, he is quite SIX hours later he straggles back /thin and looks like a fast-shoot- !© Nis own lings, Bie asked/ing cowboy in a B-movie. He has --|a shaggy crop of red hair that Dim one cup of water and three “looks as if mice nested in it and candy bars

36%2 wanders all over his face like a trates enemy territory, When he {lost forest.

skill in penetrating enemy mine Watch along the line, fields, cutting barbell wire, probing : ays | entrenched positions and lying Peen doing this kind of work, he yi {low among enemy elements that Nas never had a hot meal and has --:'he has revolutionized Marine pro- Nad one bath,

James McLaughlin, president of ii}, 1 misher Body Division of I Tr Tl A ERB hye Sates ton dare: 3. J. & L. Local 1843, sald the men Gapneral Motors at Cleveland as cVoice 190-250 pounds $2323 50, op $23.75: | Ayrshire, Collieries com’... 13% 18% an p yi Sicholce 250-290 y -23; few hig . 8. Aj b2% x 203 | wanted an “‘across the board” in-/gunervisor of labor relations. mixed weights $21:50; 290-335’ pounds S20. Belt RR a Stk Yds fd 11. 431 crease which would give workers with General Exchange he | ey Ie 0 Pou Nh EY 210.00 A M38 PH... $20 in all classifications the same places D. F, Lynch, who has be A J00-425 pounds $19-19.75: Top $20: “425-) Bobb Mermii lam mtd“... i) | ¢ * i ear” SA] pounds $18.19. vans wurly boost in pay. transferred: to the Ny shville{ Cattle 2500: calves 300: steers and heif-, Central Soya com .......... 34%, 36'3) 1 t Ten ice 3 NH ers largely good and choice fairly active,|ShRamber of Commerce com .. 22 { Under terms of the settlement Tenn. office. Ta steady; high cholce and prime 1160-pound | licle Theater cam old “0, | § |steers $34; high choice mediums 80; = ° .w "2 . 1$ it now stands increases will be {few sales good to choice light steers and Commonwealth Loan ¢% of . 80 84 |

man- weak: utility mostly $1850-19.50; saw hi i : i to 25 cents an hour for the high- ager-reseller, pro-tem at the In- Merial and good 320-2080; canners and | Boultable Securities com .. 5 cedures in his sector. h I saw him this morning when UPHOLSTERY CO. Housekeeping Dept, Fifth : . : 3 ‘ cutters mostly $14.50-18; vealers moderate- .s : ; e I / est. dianapolis plant of the Standard ly active. 50 cents-$1 lower; early top 320; | Delta, 'Blectric com . a» 13%] I saw him the other night as a a ned from his mission 3631 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Floor, The Wm. H. Block Meanwhile, at U. 8. Steel and Oil Corp. of Indiana has been Dir Wii's avd prime $31.30-20; commer. PILLS Fiiahos com =. .:|he started a_probe which would p8#!NS the machine gun bunker. Smpany. ‘ther major plants officials pre- named assistant manager-reseller , Sheep 300: fairly active. steady; half Hays Corp pta ™~ "= [1110 ‘“|take him more than two miles '® Was dripping. sweat, ous y | EE ee , — SE —— N » “ deck choice and prime moderately sorted Hamilton Mfg Co com ., $< : with mud, his face a lv ! ES a —— "= dicted the first “heats” would be at Peoria, the firm announced. 96-pound natives $26 50: hulk chores: ned Hup.Jones Faia A v8. 9%2/into the heart of what his com- Hi «ANS 18 n ugly smear. | | tapped from open hearth furnaces He joined Standard in 1932 as a NelRTts $25.38, ey ater Taine Hook Diug_Co com 17 * 'manding officer termed “unusual- h is ousiache Iocleey as HS $1000 JUMPS T0 $5000 AT AGE 21 within a matter of days. $32.04: native feeders $18-2150: package jInd. Asso Tel $3 ptd ... i, ly heavily fortified positions. ad borrowed it from a wounded |

~ - jas & 25 vy i With Progres In Detroit, Great Lakes Steel —————————— Ind Cas EVAL com... 33% He was dressed in $1000 poliey issued from birth to age 14 becomes x toon [iste Plan began shipping steel early ves- ° * * ‘1nd Re HEY pe "9! fatigues, helmet and armor-! “Got the bunker,” he said | —with no increass in premium. Write for details "0 Policy at age 2 2 “terday and full scale operations Thu Ss "Nail U ' Victims: Ind Power & Lt rom? O0:--- MW. .. proof vest. ‘His face was briefly and slogged off to bed. INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 11 ‘ . 8 ——— - . - —————] got under way at midnight. The ' 1 RR TJ Ws 2960 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis 7

Every once in a while you meet i a man whose extraordinary brav-| 4 Je wo DS rain omy Mine ery stuns you. But high on any- murist-held hill inside enemy body’s list would have to be an

amazing Marine called the Kandy ines 2nd versonally Blow >ep 2

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face, his ankles were slog-| in mud and he disappeared (T0aches, ants, waterbugs and I 3 depth of the darkness. His buddies /other crawling insects overnight, more than miles, 8 scou call him the one-man army. land is effective for many weeks.

their positions for periods of up| Therefore his i | to 40 consecutive hours and has Kandy Bar Kid eka oe Invisible, odorless and stainless

Wheel Balancing Vacuum Power Brakes Handy and Pierce

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% penetrated | ging Communist’ lines to a depth of| into

wandered back to his own lines| pi 4-9-2 Kills roaches the sanitar prise. This deadly fighter has a| o S sanlary, Governors bo Peport on what the enemy Was special trick he uses when it is/quick and sure way. Buy Bug p to. | absolutely vital that he get up-/Killer from a Professional Bug INDIANA

He has been ambushed by the to-date information. He leaves|,,. Chinese five times, has engaged his own line at dusk, goes deep|I11ET- Pints and quarts. Carburefor & Brake (o them in point blank night battles inside the enemy positions, finds| Sold by Hook’s, Haag’s and your 231 N y eight or nine times, has lived some natural camouflage and |favorite drug store. | Reith Lands through several artillery barrages! hugs the earth as day breaks. { r— of enormous concentrations, has! There he lies, in the blazing all through the daylight watching enemy disposi- | As the second night begins, | he uswally moves forward in an| Six-Feet-Two attempt to take a prisoner or

Lyle Lewis looks the part. Six-|"TeCk Some installation. Thirty-

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