Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1952 — Page 22

PAGE 22 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1952

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Affair of the Flesh— Those ‘Few Drinks’ (Hic) Are Extra Pounds

New Sources Of Uranium

By United Press “ WASHINGTON, July 31—The Atomic Energy Commission made public today a semiannual report which gives Russian spies plenty to worry about—but not much to send home. The 125-page report to Con-| gress sald, in effect, that the; United States atomic program is| doing just fine: A-bomb production is “increasing” steadily. “Substantial progress” has been made in perfecting new weapons. Larger supplies of uranium ore are pouring in from Canada and Western United States, and new sources are opening up in Australia and South Africa. Headway is being made on development of atomic planes and submarines,

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Hog Prices Up

CHAPTER FOUR

By PHYLLIS ROSENTEUR

Shortly after embarking on my “Easy Ten Year Diet” I became aware of the perils that lay ahead. Your diet brings out the sadism in your gentlest friends. They burn the midnight oil, planning assaults on’ your will

power, poring over old recipe files to coax an appetite. It's |

unfair. After the first two days on melba toast, you can barely

be curbed at the sight of |

canned cat food. Your family is even worse

than friends. Grandmothers, |

in particular need’ watching around the pots and pans. They tend, as a class, to look wist-

Local Stocks and Bonds

july 8l--

STOUKS 814 Asked American Loan oe N American ied” TB A aad 32 ‘ American States ¢8% of . 4 Ya . Ayrshire Colleries com .... 15s 15% L. 8 Ayres 4'2% pid ... Belt RR & Stk Yds com .... a 36

8 Meinl com Bobbe- 115% old 3uhner ertiliver 5% oid ....

: Tells Less and Less

AEC for a long time has been putting less and less information

‘Gently Rising Prices [At Yards Here

Barrows and gilts sold uneven- gic, [Tea Tel 5% vid ly at 25-50 cents higher than yes- Commonwealth Loan ¢%

Central Soya com “ Chamber of Commerce ‘com Vv 32 rcle Theater .e

ful and unwanted should anyone skip second helpings of anything. Alcohol is an issue in almost every part of society. Every day in every way, imbibing becomes more obligatory. The conference room has been replaced by the cocktail bar, whence—all professional people repair to “drink things over.” » - n TAKE THE CASE of my friend Max, a fellow writer. He unfolds a plot to his editor over lunches largely liquid. Characters clarified on a highproof plane. Signing of the contract calls for a drink. So does completion of the first draft, final draft, and each of the inevitable rewrites. Also cocktails consummate approval of art work, arrival of galley proofs, excision

| of a split infinitive and the

birth of a litter to the publisher’'s pet poodle. Then there's the pre-publica-tion party, a press party. It's vintage champagne should the “Times” review say “enchanting,” and short beers when the “Trib” says ‘‘obscure.” The reprint rights are sold at Toots

had announced that alcohol was of no food value, so why worry What was left in the glass was as after the fruit was gone water. Now, 10 years later, the girl has her clothes cut by Omar, the Tentmaker. She's switched from writing propaganda for Peter Rabbit to cynical exposes of the more extraordinary sins. Of course her professor had been perfectly right: Alcohol has no food value, but that doesn’t stop it from crawling with calories. I bypassed that stumblingblock by learning to take short sips of long diluted drinks. Entertaining posed a peculiar

- problem, After the last guest

left, when my resistance was lowest, there were always intriguing tidbits about the house. Six salted peanuts, one coconut macaroon, an anchovy hors d'oeuvre—a sin to throw out and silly to save. At 3 in the morning, I heard temptation’s siren song even from a slice of wrinkled salami or a dab of leftover piccalilii. ” = »

AN OLD FRIEND unexpectedly came to my aid. Without exchanging a word on the sub-

corrode the inside of -a self-re-specting garbage pail. As he walked around, collecting dirty dishes, this human vacuum cleaner tidily ate up all the stray cookies and candies

and canapes and crumbs. Thus he removed anti-diet mines from my straight-and-narrow path and rebuilt his own starved tissues at one fell swoop, Naturally rumor linked our names since Anthony was ever present, but our mutual interest was food. ~ » on BUT ANTHONY'S opposite has often plagued me. When they finish with the boll weevil, this is another insect that sadly needs extermination. He belongs to the specie “Homo-Sap,” a type of louse, with a laugh like a loon and a penchant for presenting 600-page cookbooks to dieting females. These hooks always fall open to a recipe

starting: “Take a pint and ones half of extra heavy sweet

”

cream . . . However, the ubiquitous eatery is the dieter’'s number one nemesis. This country ‘is cursed with a superabundance of automats, snack bars, drugstores, frankfurter stands, juke joints,

in its public reports. This time it NaVOF .....«.vvv's g a OD the Sh to its re Due for Five Months terday in trading today at the Cummins Ek com od Shor’s and the magazines select Jct. We settled into an unvary- .,(otorips, driwe-ins and ail conclusion, {Indianapolis Stockyards, |Qumming Eng 8d Pi | their excerpt at the Algonquin. Ing post-party routine. Tony ,iont diners. In addition, vendFor example, the report did not By DON TEVERBAUGH | Bulk choice 180-250 pounders’ Couttable curisies Som Max's new book is tentatively would stay behind “to give a ing machines obstruct our sold at $23.50-24. Those weighing|Delta Eiecirie com tled, "Industrial Alcoholism.” hang with the dishes.” He did every view. No time or place

once mention the hydrogen bomb,

IF THE FOREIGN si i ’ 7 i which informed sources have said iN situation doesn’t become any more, 120.160 pounds sold at $17.50-19, Famiy Hnases com,

i i Pamily Finance §% scrambled than it already is, business faces a period of C h o i c e 300-425-pound sows|Hava ¢ a

is about read p Sor 3 ut ready for testing brought bids of $19-19.75. [EAT el So Lie

Nor was there any allusion to stable or gently rising prices during the last half of the ™ g/Z 5° Soll were poorly Kons doa T%, 00!

the new types of tactical atomic year a Purdue University economist said yesterday. tested. A load of choice near Ind Asso Tele $3" gta

weapons, b: - : Po for battlefield use, test Speaking at the farm outlook {825-pound mixed yearlings sold at. ind Ghat 5 of

» ” I WAS ONCE acquainted that, it's true, but it wasn't by Is free from temptation. with a young writer of juve- any means his main function, Undoubtedly you've heard niles — name of Emmy — who Six feet four, Anthony swal- People rant on about their made the jump from cherry lowed with the tead Thvth dreams of someday dwelling smash to whisky sour with no wee Ww e Sealy rhyiam on a desert isle. Confidentially,

ed in Nevada. i t , , of a suction pump. His need for , £ 4%% pid stopovers en route. At a party pump : ors, te There was just this one sen. Session of the 5th annual Agricul- Medicine. In 1919 he was placed $32. Cows sold weak to 25 cents Ind Mids & ta of she confided that sh Jé « sustenance — practically every they're all dieters defeated by tence to comfort patriots and con- tural Conference at Purdue, Dr. in charge of pharmaceutical pro-|lower. A top bid of $29 was made Indpls Ath lub. Bexlty 08... 3 IT fish a t th e ays Suu 8 eC Y our overstuffed civilization. {Donald Paarlberg said the up- duction and in 1934 was appointed on bulk choice and prime vealers. ooh ba & Lt pid. -@o- Bn | SC ou e nasty fruit — hour on the hour—had long Copyeiehi, i by 2 hills Rosenjsur) i. nite eature Syndicate, b

found the enemy: “For reasons of security, it is|

i , .| Hogs 7500; Ind} lis Water com .“ “garbage” she called it—so she * since throttled any epicurean ward pressure of prices will be head of the pharmaceutical de-| Fous 1500 active: arrows A il rer [dianapolis Water dvs ptd .. 99% wouldn't get fat, Just last year tendency. So he a Be

caused by increased military ex- velopment and control depart- Bia choice 180-250 pounds $33.50-24 fop|Indianapolis Water 8% ofd ....108. . | NEXT: Long, Thin Snake in

impossible here to specify the| b 5; 250-200 Jefferson National Life com ... , Der college chemis “ ” ; record of accomplishment in wea- | |penditures, expanding investment ment of the firm. 38: 3 3200 Pojads 32-23 50: 290. 330, Jestorsan | Oe OW os o Ry g try teacher and enjoy “edibles” that would the Grass 4 : ns develo t (b lin factories, rising wages, more! In recent years Dr. Fisk has ew. $19.50; 165-185 pounds $22-24; Sows "Kine an . Co pfd . we 3 SE : r D pment (but) it may|. mer buyi d t spent most of his time |. Steady to 28 cents higher; choice 300-435/Lincoln Nat Life ..... 13% 13% 3 be stated that substantial prog- oO" EE a. Tyoaer usejs] heat on qual pounds ‘SITRT. few to s:03s: Neavier {Lmeh Cepotation ... DMT 36% ¥ . Tess was made.” of borrowed money to finance the Yr ro Cattle 100: calves 300; steers and heifers Marmon. orzington | com ia b¥ z © It was the ABC's 12th semi. tan. re Car hohe Indian Reter: Se ver hil ee: ons Ne on co rrr) : : : : ¥ annual report, and like all of jts Farm commodity prices, how- apolis Gyro Club, the American | choice near 835-pound mixed yearlings $37: Natl Homes ofd 2834 $35 :

: odd lots utility and commercial light|N Ind Pub Serv com _.. : predecessors, conveyed the news ever, will: fluctuate at present Mudieal 2Stonation the Indiana 3%f,,. ATI ar yg Sominercia a] N Ind I Serv shantd Loon 8 8 - :

that more A-bomb explosives levels—lower than a year ago. ABSOCIALION _ ANd a a ears NIE ty it Lod Mon Soar vse pra... 2 Ih were turned out during the past; That means with higher costs to

the American Pharmaceutical As-|majnly $17-18: canners and cutters $12. Progress Laundry

See 2 8 12.50; vealers moderatel tive, of Ind "35" ota ‘ue 83 85% six months than during the six face, farming in '52 won't be as Sodiatiom: aod his wite oi | peak. ton $29. Bulk choeie" snd. prime $217, Bub Serv of | oa ‘RR 3g : months before that. profitable as in '51. UE of Tons al ree d eet] ul down to 314, "0° Minn or | witser-Cummins Sis otd 17% 184 Sheep 700; spring lambs fairly active, So Ind G & E com __.....:-- Va : New Sources Near record crops will mean their son, Capt. Frank Fisk Jr. { steady: choice and prime 85-95 of unds| “So Ind G&F 48 od .. .10° 15% large feed supplies for next year, U. 8. A tati di : bulk choice and Lg $28.50-29.50, | Stokely-Van Camp com . 17%; With a $3.5 bill e i rmy, stationed in Kurope. | Commeratal and good §25- utilit a. Mu Stokely-Van camp D 1 on expansion! J.ook for a drop in feed prices this They will sail soon abofrd the !Sht Dative feeding Hd 518-32. load Tanner & Co 5'a% pid 13% | program in the works, and alllfa]l. good and choice 97-pound fed western lerre Haute Mallen eable 3v, present plants operating at full! Queen Elizabeth. yearlings first of season, $22; slaughter/U 18 hone. old 9 ind peratog Dairy prices look like they'll carce auoiable siexdy ai i ‘down, inited Teiephone's% old “a.

blast, it is safe to predict the neXt oniinye to climb—there's fewer A New High Ex dividend

ta, also tell of “increas-| milk cows in production, they say. To scrounge up enough scarce jSheaper Ioed will mean bigger} uranium to feed this ever-widen-ing maw, AEC scientist-prospec- 1 tors flew 22,500 miles over oer. Office Space Saver ern states and drilled more than! a million feet of test hores.

oles 80 Here's something that'll sur- Millionth Man Drafted laen a Steen 8s {prise a lot of businessmen:

| American Loan 4%s 60 For Korean War America : Cash dividends on common

stocks listed on the New York| DETROIT, July 31 (UP) — |Batesvine Tei Go Jae {Stock Exchange set a record America’s one - millionth soldier ch of Com Bldg 4%s 61 . Ralph Lehman, branch mana- high during the. first half of since the outbreak of the Korean Golumbia Club 308 € go =" 98 111! ger for Diebold Inci, has come up 1952. War was inducted here today. |(ndpls Paint & Color Ss 84.. 08 ---

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Encouraging outcroppings of with what looks a real buy for It was the 10th year in a row! Arthur Weinfeld, 22, was (dois ey John... ; pn ore were found in the Black Hills modern businessmen — especially that dividend payments reached Sworn in at ceremonies at Ft. Ind Asay Tol 301 Ne ni 92% of South Dakota—a new region if their office space is at a a new peak during the first half. | {Wayne, one of the nation’s oldest Lanesenkamp 88 : Ty al 33 ’ —while the old faithful Colorado premium. And this year’s top was reached military posts. {Maplehurat Bf Ts ...... 02 . . plateau was found to contain despite thunderous predictions | ee |RUTATTIE Davies Mo ss 81... 8 Mn%

STORE HOURS: SUNDAY 9 A. M. TO 7 P. M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 10 P. M.

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t rtable mo- Te rr ——— uranium over a broader reach fo 8 Compas iy And from businessmen that taxes Local Truck Grain Prices TE Brvidene ing the Navajo Indian Reserva-| : b The 929 listed common shares; Wheat. $1.96. tion of Arizona and the area pon ae Er ue paid off $2.58 billion—that's a 58) White" corn. $1.81. pape per cent gain over the yield of | Qats. 7c. | Egss—FOB Cincinnati. Consumers srades: | AEC disclosed that it h Soybeans, $3.12 § "A. large white, 60-65%c; brown mix. | : a BS done it for years—and saved 0

than previously suspected, nelud- 44.0 foolproof in its operation. would chew up most profit. P to | { i around G ts. N. M. ellow corn, $1.66. rants, {institutions and corporations have, |the same shares at the half-way| u's - ES

signed an agreement with Aus-| point a year ago. brown mix. 5§iac: wholesale grade, 40 oor Ne tralia to supply uranium, but Torey doing it. Rubber companies showed the U.S. Statement mb’ 85 nl tats tot Lil

there was no indication what Dut the initial outlay pretty jargest gains—almost 33 per cent! wasHINGTON, July 31 (UP)—Govern. |Ghanged. 32-40c market oo unality, Tair

'well limited the operation to bi , | ment expenses and receipts for th - 1 tonnages might be forthcoming. Pp 8 over a year ago. Petroleum and {rent fiscal vear through July Bo 33 34c. white crosses and

Cub Red Kidney

The report also revealed that the Pusiness offices. natural gas were up 27 per cent pared with a_vear ago: white, 33-34c; hens, heayy, 18-2ic: hens first of several uranium plants) That's what makes this new and farm machinery up 15. | Expenses +8028 113.007 2 ion 136.004 SRL Mei old roosters. de: fryers a being constructed in South Africa Diebold product newsworthy— Textiles were the hardest hit, Receipts 3.043.411.5909 2,235,841,640 whites over 3 pounds.rad fryers top prices. BEAN Ne C ~ i gkiddi 18.7 i Deficit 2.985.762.208 1.872.355.263 | light supply of hens short of needs, de- - is nearly ready to start produc-/its price is low enough to be skidding per cent off last Cash Bal rid 994. 4.918. 301 ne 310. 1. 704 mand fair. Kin an's Reliable » Athi | is ic De 876.065' Butter — C vy. 90 score, ie: pretion. within reath of all firms. It costs/year. Gold Res. 23.349.038.548 21.156,385.430 mium butter fat, 83c: regular. $e. | 9

less than $1000 and with it you Le : ! : Legal i Notice Legal Notices ¢ | et a portable reader. 8 p REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS I

: | The film cartridge holds 50 feet FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SRE 30, 1952 Fof Him ~gnough to copy 3600 JUNE 30. 1951 JUNE 20. 1087 | checks or 1600 letter-sized docu- Total Receipts

Legal Notice

BACON « » 5Qc Apple Sauce = 2/2

. Funds Credit Receipts & Balan Disbursement, Credit : B ments, If you'd like to see one in BRAY os cai vaa sis aes ssn irinn § 10035138 1413.062.274.50 $14,062,525.78 $13.700.648.14 § 35,880.61 T-Bone D 4] | Ie. 1 | ction. thev ‘are beige. displaved Tuition : - rae 2873032 ** 5.474.216.712 5.502.947.04 B5,502,410.72 536.32 la ' ) g dispia) Trust: Algeo 25.73 | J $ E Al Trust AlREO ...orrsrerierirerrsies 2 3.0 30.73 352 27.21 U. 8, at the Diebold offices, 1011 N. Banning : gi 92 45.00 2s 9 - 339 G b Cc Maritian 51. Pn ron il ed MR LE HE x FROZEN FOODS " . Dean Rr a0 "12.50 "311 TH — : yy Witcher) eanvicted Indi- A New York Hoosier Donnan “LLL rrr ane B24 1230 Hu - su a ve. ngpin yesterday was renze TY eakiue 30. 5 5 00 — 5.00 U.S : Ford 12-oz. 29 denied a new trial on eight gam- Herbert O. Fisher, whom you'll Holliday Library Jmd 4 an 10s 8 Tass 1358.2 13% id 1B u CHUCK ROAST Good Ib 69c Lima Beans Hook pkg. ¢ . - olliday Scholarship Fund ...... 362.45 -— 362.45 ne T7362.45 . ing charges. remember as director of aero Jasper Scholarship Fund ...... ot 800.00 : 800.00 100.00 366.0 3 ° But Mitchell again delayed the nautics for the Indianapolis] Jennie Jones o 187 36 3.98 232.38 it 232 19 Peaches 12-0. ¢ . . . RUC. 2s adhn a ur aay RIE ER 5.7 5 so start of his 90-day jail sentence Chamber of Commerce, recently! James E Roberts | 111 7,539.42 3,052.54 9,591.96 7,148.98 2.44498 ¢ ' pkg. of re 0 “hi - enrietta e oberts ..... ces — p— — — when his attorneys appealed his was appointed Chief of the Avia Seegmiller . .: 40.91 117.30 158.41 - 158.41 mge's conviction to Indiana Supreme tion Development Division of the] Ester Mae Shover . 2.425.00 — 2.425.00 oe 2.425.00 Corn 2 k 49c¢ Court. Aviation Department of the Port, Carl A' Stearns Ns 0 3% 38.1 18% Hh Cc pags > lew Y ] , Anna Wysong 155.91 25.00 180.91 — 180.91 ced : said the appeal would Attack the He's a former tent | plu eng HE THRE MABE mad mien - ’ Orange Juice 2 .... 36° 3 4 £ y . 7 umulative Buildin 5. ses 1,317,017. " ¥ Y . Redo 108 state aw ander kn, and man meen In avistion| EICEIASK ASEM are at mR ga an nen & . i. ' : C mpioyees etiremen un . y ly 3 a9, h . which T / Wa o v ’ a Teachers Retirement Assessments 88.686,13 297.872.7117 386,658.90 253,240.07 133,418.83 a earch warrant, out for 20 years Simhoiaie Tecrarol Deductions 898 METER jue ois jan a : nking .- . 1090.634. : 450.634 3 o his i : James E. Roberts Summer School’ 472.50 —- 2,472.50 - 2,472.50 Cc In‘ his ruling, Special Judge To the nner J. E. Roberts Kindergarten Memorial 23 488 .82 22,486.82 22.359.04 127.78 Cleanser cans Thomas Scanlon said he had $9.324.290.77 $3T.638.606.15 333.862,046.92 $38.951,030.89 4.911.007 ¢ gs 8 5 31,638.696.15 _ 333.862.9486. 951,939. 911,007.03 “« ” 4 Neil Andrews will be the est Special Fund Balance does not include Petty Cash Pund for some doubts” about the consti- waa . RU Library, Bides. & Grds. Dept. in the aggregate sum of tutionality of the law. But he Of honor at a special banquet of 300032 cinde $400.3 large bunches c said the question should be de- the sales staff of the Griffith Dis- oiSpecial & Property Tax Receipts for Special Pund "uy $10.3 05, any ou Invested dn U. 8. Securities. FAB size 31 c cided by the high court. ig fy 0, tonight at UisrAths «Special Ei y 3 "Cumulative Bide. Fund. ci. ae 8 917.00 = The pint-sized Mitel _letic Clu : DETALL OR.THE DEPARTMENTAL EXPENDITURES ‘ ¢ ep Mitchell was con-'""y/.™"y i rews 1s the national TOF THE SCHOOL CITY OF LVDI ANAPOLIS victed on all eight charges by FISCAL YEAR 1951-1953 large Cc Cri © +r. champ when it comes to selling ADMINISTRATION 1951-1852 Arsenal Technical Arsenal Technical Cc Ib. riminal Court jury in May. He ton Gra a ied General Superintend- High School ce 42,803.71 High School ..... ’ 25,621.93 siz Dexter Washing machines. His] oT . . was sentenced to 90 days in jail , pr. act CA, isl orice } 88.63.65 proad Ripple Hish a Ripe # orts Caste — his! Social Service Depart. School . 8.44512 High School ......., 20.160.88 efforts in Eastern Indiana-—hi a and fined $1200. { Db cohen . 44,103.23 Crispus Attucks High Crispus Attucks stamping ground—netted him a| Business Office 77,422.64 8ch 21.797.80 High School “eee 13,208.40

‘ve IC NOO. . Board and General George Washington George Washington | Offices 19.803.97 High School “rn 11,509 92 High School ‘ae 20,184.74 Bullding ai and Grounds Y5.035:21 Thomas Carr Hows’ artme 035.2 High hool ve 790.1 Hi h “eis 9.4 Bupply Pt tment 19.622 30 fh Schou — 38 on, ‘Scheel —tun otal —Maintenance $3 306,208.87

Tuffy's conviction grew out of bonus check of $1250 a police raid on his Mitchellyn : an ; Cafe, 248 Indiana Ave. Dec. 11 R _A. Burgett, sales manager 1051. for Griffith, tells me that Harvey

SUPER SUDS “= 31<|Yellow ONIONS 3 ~ 2%

- { S—— Ti Total—Capital : , Hunt and G. F. Keeton, top brass Total—Administra- XE t . Judge Scanlon set Mitchell's | in F d F RS an ata ; ih. Tiob.000.00 FIXED CHARGES : laut Outlay o.oo... 8 446.460.98 appeal bond at at $2500. from the Dexter Corp. wi e on INSTRUCTION | Insurance 3 41,462.00 Total-—Operating hand to make the presentation Supervision ..........3 230,607.47 Property Damage & Budget $17.102.264.00 ——— . Ed . Wg) wi obile Liability . 6.574.02 CUMULATIVE BUILD- "us Bath si R I Si . . . \ 129,168, orkmen’'s Compen- 83.466.67 ze eqguiar ze Shortridge High School 530,418.54 sation 7.1759 NET SPECIA ———— Lack of Steel Cited’ Dr. Fisk Retires Emmerich Manual Contribution te Public’ " 3 AND TUITION POND . Training High 4 Employees’ Retire. EXPENDITURES AS for c In La Porte Layoff Dr. Frank B. Fisk, a long-time| School «+ 37853050 ment Pund + Mons: PER BUDGET OF Cc Y Arsenal Technical Bond Premiums and 1951-19 $17.955,730 87 | LA PORTE. July 31 (UP)—a ember of the research and High School +o L122.87240 Licenses 1,494.00 DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES — a 40 Y - A manufacturing staff of Pitman-| Broad Tipple High’ Refunds and Adsust- OTHER

van 383.494.68 ments ' 40,241.18 PRINCIPAL ON MATURED BONDS |

shortage of steel was blamed to- ry . ' ' day for the proposed layoff next Moore Co. 2 division of Allied | “High School see 423.600.72 A er on ches 10.481.00 BE HT 3 1,000 00 Libby $ Ronco Durkee $ ? " y Laboratories, Inc., retires today] George Washington’ Children’s Mi ae 1500.00 PAYME Wednesday of 2100 or 3000 Allis- High School 399.488.01 rs unum Jean NT GF TEMPORARY LOANS ‘ - - after 39 years of service with the pen Schoo Howe" . Symphony Orchestra ... 25,000.00 Time Warrants Sweat Peas No.5 & N di e0 Chalmers Corp. employees. firm. | High SENOOl rors ss 7.92389 Total Pixed Carges § 43758518 TRUST FUND Only) 8 2.000.000 00 6 Size 00 Be H. W. Lindsay, works manager, | Adult Education ‘1. 205.756.67 AUXILIARY AGENCIES Expenditures ceed 134 1 Ih. Prints ec ; He joined Pitman-Moore in| General ........ rvs » "64,167.47 * Supervision $ 1240068 J E R MEMORIAL No. 303 2 said the plant would be closed for —————— Elementary Schools— KINDERGARTEN ROOM c Colored t M 1913, shortly after graduation; J—Instruction ..$10.991.836.65 Lunchrooms 287 4 inventory Monday and Tuesday "Co- ORBINA unc . 993.90 _ Expenditures $ 22,380.04 and the 900 workers returning from the Chicago College of? ! ACTIVITIES © FIX Tun LL 79,906.10 FON ASSESSMENT | met ———— ———————————— Er ran rnsan ns $ T74.685.39 mhortridge High ’ . » + would produce defense orders, : General” ..)...00) 000. 239.198 58 shortridee ish * 103.197.00 SOREAINUIeS .inG BOND FOND" Fort —— + using a one-month supply of steel Australi Pushes ==" Emmerich Manual Expenditures ...3 5.979.586.33 - Pe ! on hand. : usiraha Activities CToInAte % 1.013.883 97 Sonning High A m2 WITHHOLDING TAX w . . 00l-- nchroo 4720 ’ ‘ . : rrr Food Growing Drive Oe tton. Tull Arsenal Technical pUBLIC EMFLOvERs * MMT | TOILET TISSUE d { $ 325478 24 s : Beaten to Death CANBERRA, Australia, July SH Elementary Ts 967 we iH Broad Ripoie High 15437310 rg ENTARY nook AND ann 4 6 nN nm » I School 1 h 89.130 88 41 4 COLUMBUS. O.. July 31 (Up) (CDN) — The Australian farmer pono anual 83.0814 Crispus Attucks High gy }131.023.88 rolls ; i v rey r “Training High School 70.80012 gothool Lunchroom 51.3878 ADJUSTMENTS ACCOUNTS | i = Mrs. Laura Grimshaw, 25-year: is going to get $450,000 worth of Arsenal Technical . George Washington Work-in-Process ... Lyme ; + old mother of three, was found advice in the next five years, 5 High School . 214.404.89 Pl i aan Book Binding =~ .... m. | Dri : . mysteriously and brutally beaten, It will come to him from state, oy Tole High 13788 Thpinas Cait Howe pls Pon i ee . to death in her home today. Offi- agricultural departments to whom| Opus Stacks Bah. Lunchroom ......... TIM supply Over f i. i. $ ‘ § cers arrested a suspect, about 22, the federal government is making George Washington HATS Ta tn — shop ¢ frees (na oli. PAP ER TOWELS who bore scratches about the the grant in 2 new rove 10 i Thomas school" ge. ey A uxiuary ro.3 1,003773.08 and freOver 861.47 c Cc arms and legs. crease food production down ufider cali 00}, .,..1e0 1884.37 DEBT SERVICE Pra he . Lb i { at. ‘ars 8,758.93 Bonds, Interest & 2 a5 . S— The money will be spent on ex- ———— ee Sinking Fund ......8 897.472.11 19,791.86 rolls * Coal Talks Conti panding present limited informa MAINTENANCE. 0 +3 Lessa Tot ‘ “| tal-ebt ice ..5 897.472.11 $10,996,209.22 . ve tion services to farmers, who) Te OY © dministration. NEW MODERN-MIX , WASHINGTON, July 31 (UP) short n i d vol-| Elementary Schools ..@ 268.174.88 e ED Presid shortly will get an increase ol Shortriae Hick Sifices Ri ..8 501. Ra — ementary Sc! Pl e. ont Jona Lu Lewis of the ume of agricultural data. pochoal Soi . 11.831 48 hartrid . Se School 14, mR $28.951.039 89 L SHORTENING SN LIG UII N STA RC ted DR= The Australian government Training High 8 Schoo! Traini eh & : ) ing High School J tinued contract negotiations with popes to boost this country’s ex-| are OFS for Pusiie and Bills "or AH paymens are on the Possession 7 Phe Board of School Commissioners. and, In RO GC

the soft coal Industry today but port income by $225 million a : ot a there was no indication how the year in the next five years! * . talks were going.

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