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THURSDAY, AUG. 7, 1952

apan’s ‘Arm

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

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Police’ Force Up to 130,000 Goal for "53

By VICTOR KENDRICK United Press Staff Correspondent

TOKYO, Aug. T—Japanese rearmament, principal target of Commumist policy in the

Far East, is growing steadily despite cansiderable oppositior from the Reds and much soulsearching by the average citizen Its backbone is the so-called “National Police Reserve,” which Premier Shigeru Yoshida said Monday -&s the ‘cornerstone of a new national army.” In addition tnere i8 an infant navy thinly disguised as a “coastal safety’ organization.

Fairchild Vice Drive Called

Prosecutor Fairchild's announced drive on prostitution was a “phony coverup to permit the continuous operation of bawdy houses here.” . This charge was leveled today by Charles Mains, Democratic -andidate for Marion County Prosecutor. Mr. Mains said: “Fairchild’s threat to send two of his investigators to three notorfous downtown houses 'indicates a definite knowledge and admission on his part that such houses do exist in Indianapolis ‘and that he has done nothing

A Coverup”

NEXT YEAR'S MODELS—Bill Bowen (left),

bcal Westi

y’ Grows Despite Communis

house

representative, and Paul W. Endriss, assistant manager of the appliance firm's advertising, displayed the 1953 Waestingl

the Marott Hotel.

oyse Laun.dromat and clothes dryer before about .350 dealers yefferday at

Political Roundup—

t Oppositio

GOP ‘Amateur’ Group To Accept State Rule

Robert Reid, a key leader in; the Craig - for - Governor move-, ment and sparkplug of the proposed 25,000 state-wide Repubican Block Captain system, greed today to put his organiation under the official control f the state GOP group. As a result, a Republican tate Chairman Cale J. Holder ;ave Mr. Reid official party recognition, naming him “Department Organizer’—a post created for Mr. Reid's special talents. This latest development on the Republican political front was an-| other obvious attempt at har-, mony between Taft and Eisenhower partisans.

the still yarring|

work. Mr. Holder's group is composed of the “professional” politiclans and Mr. Reid's organization is made up of so-called “amateur” politicians, and rarely has this combination worked out in an election campaign in Indiana. Two previous “harmony” attempts by Mr, Holder have failed. He offered assistant state chairmanship posts to James Knapp, Mr. Craig's campaign manager and Robert Grant, Indiana Eisenhower director. Mr. Knapp at first accepted the post and then resigned. Mr. Grant is expected to refuse the offer shortly. However, Mr. Reid offered to work under Mr. Holder and. the

° ® go . | Both sides privately expressed GOP state organization “for the about them.” Local Vital Statistics doubts the new alliance would good of the party.” Y » § “We cannot split the party by

Started in 1850 at a strength Called Coverup ;

,000, tional Police Re- EN JASSUED At Home — Arthur, M Jobb, 18 - . . of 18 00, the Nar ois Police pe “His so+talled crackdown was MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED, Laurel: Walter. Mabel” Winon T1124 W Children Enrich (dividing the duties,” he said. “I to 110,000 and by next year -vill a phony coverup for those joints| Beverly 3 Rater 18. 5435 ‘Byres 3 GIRLS will be glad to co-operate com- ° : Y y to keep operating. It seems Louis T. Jordan, 41 2020 N, AWAT®: | A¢ Methodist—Charles, Lois W . pletely with Mr. Holder. I will do number about 150000, At frst strange that in the one case un- asovge 1 England, 30, § OR Pemple: ton, Rose Boears: Riley. Rosemary Polio Fund $12 anything he tells me.” p - ; . J y : mith; Clyde, Katherine Johnson, y Hr gh Hes and ay covered by the Marion County Miles C. Nic Sonnell, 3 DUT E St Josson. At St. Francis—Raymond, Gehors Mor - The Polio Fund is $12 richer, Mr. Holder accepted Mr. Reid's ines. e now 'ias mortar Crime Commission one of Fair-| Jane 8S. Niek ll, 31, 5681 Guilford. gan: Harry, Lillian Oliphant. Seward. offer saying: d howitzers, too Harry B. Jack. 3, dame Beatrice Riddle, apha White: William. Dolores Dillon. today through the efforts of 10 an ‘ y *hild's Ww ssis ts w 6 RR. Robert, Eloise Cauchat é 3 Q | We welcome all the help we ; C s own assistants was 1 R . energetic South Side youngsters Shartly it will have a few planes : " Melvin J. Hedinger. 24. R. R. 15; Wilma At General—James. D Us 8 D F ) gsters, | | t th blic linked. M. Goble. 16, 4771 Geneva shygies, Dixie Hollan Yesterday afternoon they put ¢3h Set to elect the Republican as well. ins \ Fred E. Rutherford, 22. 1200 E_ 17th; At Coleman—Ardell. Hattie Baker: Robert : y i Y PULiicket this fall.” The “Coast Guard” likewise is Mr. Mains referred to the al-:Figg tu HAUSE 1671200 E. 17th Helen Brown: Harold. Myra Jones: Leo, OD a 2%-hour carnival to raise soon ta acquire about 50 or 60 I leged bawdy house at 732 E. Ohio Revers F, Gontaler, 30, 3(3, 8 8 Cait | V8 lll arien. Alredy chuiier; MONEY fOr the benefit, Visitor in Court p ’ St. Two women arrested in what route E. Kell Yo 38, U. 8. Armyi| Joseph. Mars Elsberss: Meiville Doro. Attended by nearly 40 neigh- Isitor | small warships and landing craft HI.-HO SILVER—Maureen Concannon, 2!/,, pract n | reniot C ARiars 20 "1316 Woodlawn. | thy Stump: Walter: Bonny Knit and will expand its personnel ac-' hor h : « £72. practices up on the Crime Commission labeled a wiifam A Fogler. 33, U.'8. Army: Marion ar Home. carl Bol Neale eh _borhood children, the carnival was| Like the sailor who spends his cordingly , er horsemanship fo be ready for the Independent Association of “bungled raid™ asked police tol, Fields. 3s. Tod i. Capitol, Planeld. | 19h Robert, Vivian Lynn. 1106. w. held In the side yard of Mr. and off-duty hours rowing in the park, Botk these bodies: are under the Indiana Dry Cleaners’ annual picnic at German Park, 8600 S. Me- notify Harry Riddell of Prosecu-| Adeiphs M. Smoot. 40, Plainfeld : ¥ North: Dennis, Ossie Caldwell '10 N Mrs, Fred J. Kattau, 14427 St.U. S. Supreme Court Justice direction of the newly created| ridian St., Aug. I7. About 1000 persons are expected to attend, tor Fairchild’s staff. Mr. Riddell AT Vissi me: “io, I Be Ne BATE gi emm—— Paul St. It was the third such Sherman Minton, New Albany, “public security board,” which! says Chairman Irving Crouch of Riverside Cleaners was “cleared” by Mr. Fairchild DIVORCE SCITS Feat EB DEA THS benefit carnival in four years Rane 5 town to i 1 ———crsn me > si | JE SUITS FILE Ed Schreiner. 74, at Methodist, cerebral presented by thesé children, day and woun surprisingly like but resigned. ! 4 I 3 ae aims Anns By Busi N Prosecutor Fairchild declined to JLattie 5, Charles E. Spear, Luceits F Harry Buc Anan, 02, at 454 Parkway Although no admission was up in — a all , to ; usiness Notes— : ; 8’ charges. Kyle. Beatrice E. vs. John V. Bennett, Natl i810 30, ...|charged, the young patrons had places —. federa Contrary to Constitution fn 3 Sommen on Mr. Main 8 Velma Hee Arihur- R Scott. Mats J | coronary. occlusion: BY Ra eval 0 pay to play games and get court here. 7 R . . . y ATgAre 4, op 3 Saddled from the first with a ® *L hesitate: to’ dignity Mains ps. Raimi Ridenour JJRovert vs. Margaret esse Darnell, 74, at 643 Congress, cerevrali on corn, candy and soft drinks.| Justice Minton U. S.-inspired constitutional pro- qa sa enius to qa © itis gssertions bY om BIRTHS [Oliver Duncan 73. at Methodist. myo-| Promoters of the carnival were pald his respects vision that Japan is not to main- , I RTH; : Sadie Harris, 69, at Methodist, hyper- Joan, Fred and Charles Kattau;|to Federal Judge i d f th ro- ment. He is making a desperate BOYS tension : { ' tain any arme orces, e Dro eo o ® fort t t his name in the'At Methodist—Charles, Winifred Madinger; Vietta Johnson. 60. at Long, biliary Bobby and Linda Abrams; Janet |Willlam E. Steckponents of rearmament neverthe- § effor 0 ge 8 John, Martha Politz: Jack, Cleo Ellis: cirrhosis Ad +3 Bed 11: Lucill [ler and Federal ! riSiS apers tanley, Helen Spaulding; Harvey, Mil- John Osman, 71, at 1420 Knox, coronary! ams; ames rawell; ucllie | less have gone ahead In the face I P p | dred Allen; Max, Juanita Wilson: Her-| occlusion and Don Clark and Lloyd Sutton. | District Attorney of opposition at home and abroad. ; This program of ours is a sin-| bart, ‘Grace Turner. Melvin. ‘Patricia Henry Redford 8 at 708 N. Alabama, eee ee ete |Marshall Manley. As late as last Tuesday Premier| By J. A. LIVINGSTON cere program. It ie above Pott Alice Beniamin: Frank, Betty lrwin. Miriam Shumaker. 42. at 805 N. Drexel. Finds 01 25: f The New Al Yoshida’s opponents on both the “N . : tics. don’t care to enter in a at st. Franeis—Maurice, Shirley Zwlesler. gp "Va lton” 81, at i307 Hiatt, arterio- $ ’ bany jurist inow that the steel dispute is settled—'" began the At Colemsn—John, Lois Eastburn: Rich- _ scle « nriehp Mr. Minton left and right assailed the premier 4 o g petty feud with an opponent con-| A Te TR Ta i I rosis tends to vaca-

Claude Whitesides, 72, at Long. leukemia

Donald; William, Predericka Miller; Clarence, Lora Nelson.

At_St, Vingent's—Willlam, Lavina Sweeney. ace

Wasn't Robbed {‘ion at home before returning for

| An East Side businessman, who the September term in Washing-

for violating the will of the peo- Walrus. cerning this program.”

ple, flouting the premier’s address, “Settled,” exclaimed the Mad Hatter. “Why, it's just

Official Weather

to some 70 officers and officials or ¢ 5: ’ | Perry, Viola Harrison; James. Gr “ : {ton, D. C. Justice Minton is a forof the Public Security Board, of begun. Eugene Grace, of Bethlehem Steel, says it's all the j Tucker: Roy, Visi Roy. Virsinia Oillaple. | UNITED STATES WEAIHER BUREAU EPO hs wan STIETSd) nar Democratic Senator from Inwhich he is director-general. government's fault for getting in-| Local Stocks and Bonds sunrise oe ~",.s |had found the money. Seba. The premier noted that one of to the dispute. The government a mouth. Carefully, Alice modeled | Frecipiatios 5¢ Fr era po wl George Hartwick, 54, of 2425 -" the big problems in organizing says it's the industry's fault for a mouth with some more clay. A Te — Ioal" precipitation wince Jan. 1" 2043 E. 10th St., told Police Inspector IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION ” A 3 Xe since Jan. ' $ . the National Police Reserve has not making an offer. But the mouth was too big— ABO fe aves Bate inde Jan {LI yer “Sanders, he had merely] sme. R00rNe AID GUTTER been manpower. Many soldiers; “What does the union say?” out of all proportion to the face. American States Ulam A... 14, : tyunhe following table shows the tempers. micoiaced” the plain white en. , GUTTERING who originally signed up for two asked the White Queen sweetly. So she made the nose bigger, the Ayrshire Collierles com". an 18 Fe Agta! , Station : High Low |velope containing the cash 24-Hour Service , i i N o D : | : Yale pI i ! . Fa atone Union Soesy SL 10, sau eves bigger, ang Ditlt up the fore. By JOHN V. WILSON oie Ria ik vascom 111. '33 "Shik Botton’ i § Mr. Hartwick had missed it HOOSIER Ry 4 be Jo) i i Mad Flat head. Then the forehead was 100 p,cecutor Fairchild today was|Boobs-Merrii eo ret Cincinnati g2 so after an unidentified assailant CONSTRUCTION and SIDING (0. nos on ” . gos ned re Pgh ot hh wor Ry. rea Dig Tor the rest of the face, Shel qo) of “protecting 10cal| Boborer Fertiliser 5% "pid a and... 5 81 'slugged him in front of his con- | 107 N. Alabama st. MA-3346 Ne 2 op y g 2 ual oo what it began rebuilding the eyes and bookies from out-of-town oper- Sentral Sora com... ... Jn 363% Evavaville seven 8 a struction company office at 2502, OE —————————. SS ———— : i Wariw , Yi mouth. Then the nose was 100 gtorg” following a visit to a sus-|Sircie Iheater com Sa Ft. Worth 108 74 E. 10th St. The builder said he ; Other veterans of World War wanted, then I'd say the dispute gp ay; aq Bock CE pea oD te en indianapols $2 it vine Cai Si Sony ay SELLING OUT [ have gotten themselves jobs was settled,” insisted the Walrus. . pected race booldle yoom. Commenwemith Loan + of A)" 84 |Ranas City Lo # ® Ihe had arr d to share in th which they are unwilling to quit, “The strike was settled, but not It's All Face An attorney close to the gam- Gili 0" Vg com" i730 33 Minneapolis-St. Paul [lii1.. B60 : anged to share in the | CASTLE FILM LIBRARY : 9 : ” : ; " ing fraternity said he ‘“couldn’t|Cummins Eng 4%2% pfd .o.... 98'a 101% New Orleans i... 94 74 (purchase of a lumber mill and All Sizes or a period of several years in the dispute.” The Mad Hatter was That's what I mean.” said 3 hn as New York h i 4 f rder to return to the army. - | equally insistent. “Now everyone's Alice. “As soon as you get one Understand’ why the prosecutor uitable Securities com ..... 35 {Qklahoma city LL, 07 73 (limber stand in Mexico. gull Subjects 2 Price : "Some Ses No Danger disputing who's responsible {OF feature right, all the other fea.| Picked on” the D & C Engineer-|Sailagiy Seniries ofa... 1% Pittsburgh IIIT a 8 | Inspector Sanders sald Mr.| p.4iqpapelis C aC A Some nee 4 i ; feature right, a e olner lea- ;o Co. 126 W. Maryland. bo anor com ae (Han Antonio... riviieversss 99 75 Hartwick did not care to say 5pe 3 Lamer » Many Japanese, unaware of the the dispute. The answer’s plain asityres are wrong. Then you have = Ht Finance 5% otd .. | San Francisco : a6 54 | . 208 E. Washington f def ihe nose on your face.” | “There are at least four other | gi %oro®oee od ...| Washington. D, Cc. 8 70 Where he found the $9125. need Jor Such Meals - en “His oN isn’t plain ” said lo add to those other features 1; es within a block listed on damicon "uly co com 1: vs _—P HLL A A ERATE A ———————— ld in the year , tac y FP : batice Wie wae Tost Hohine 10 58 to save the face. 'gaming stamps issued this week Home of SIME A Bd vos the maintenance of armed forces. y g Y “That's what happened in steel. py the federal government,” the Hook, Drug © « nm : 1 Fundamentally peaceful and po-iher say. yl Mr. Murray probably would have attorney said. “Why didn't the| ing Asso Tel $250 of ..... Wi litically naive, they see no threat It doesn’t matter,” said the, ) . 2] UES G30, War Comy im 2578 | from Japan's powerful ahd ag |Mad Hatter. “It's the union's ered > nie ut 3 Sims igh Wage, prosecutor go to them? (ind Mich EB) ¢h% pio .. i oo 5 . |Board inquiry for 15 or 16 cents! Mr, Fairchild said he made a|{lPp Ath Uly® Healey Qo... 2 38% gressive neighbors on the main-| fault for demanding the union, hour, maybe less. But he lost surprise visit to the Maryland St. fade Wer db Li COM"... 8 ata land of Asia {shop. The companies refused to DD Dis Waist com % 9 : ¢ course, force workers to join the union.” (face waiting. So they had to save place after a telephone tip that it| indianapolis Water 4% pte .. 99% DE aa ar " |more and more of his face. He was being run by “remnants of GHANIAN, 1h, 5 | have exploited (his Toy on ‘They Join a Company’ finally got 21 cents. the old Capone mob from" Chi-|Kinsan & Co com Jn dn against the use of force. e | “But thew h to foin a com. “Then when the Wage Board cago.” 'Kingan & Co pid ..... 3 a armament of Japan and Ger- u ey have J | | Linkin Nay Tis the two prinvipal tar-ipany to get a job, don't they?"|Ti2de such a Whopping big award Through Side Door LET MATE rites ras of Communist global Policy| nate the Cu oto Mr. Murray, Benjamin Fair-| . pajrchild said he decided Magis Assbelt: Bl gets oO a ost obdervers feo 25K€d the Walrus. If they have jess of U. 8S. Steel, Grace of to “walk by” the place yester- | Net omes com 5 : . . ig Hh ly ite a few tricke|!0 Join a company to proguce;Bsthlehem, and all the other sitel 5,y “just to gee what it looked |N ‘Ind Pub serv com fd a" | East 30th Street from F al Creek t th i up thelr sleeve which have not steel, why shouldn't they also join executives lost face. That meant ike. The place intrigued me.” |N ind Pub Sey 41d 2 : 0 é naliroa yet been revealed. ‘the union? The companies say S2VITE more face. He entered the company’s of- oN Jnd Pub Bey 40m 1 a) ait S of the misgivings about they're not opposed to the union, They were entitled to a- price fice by a side door. {Pub Serv of Ind 3% ofd ..... 8 8) AMPLE fl : <. ope | i f $3 t d he C Iw : {Pub Serv of Ind com ...... 31% 31% ; AMPLE the NPR have been reflected in so why should they object?” rise o a ton under the Cape- Nobody was more surprised ross Gear & Tool com . 18% PARKING Q a the Japanese press. The Nippon “It was all a conspiracy to save bart amendment, and ultimately than me when I found myself CL a ER /) S a a PARKING Times warned that it “must not face,” said Alice. “The longer the got $5.20. Charles E. Wilson, when the place” Mr. Fairchild said. Se In Gaz 32, Did eu 104 SPACE Tv Q @ SPACE become the breeding ground of strike lasted, the more face he was defense mobilizer, offered’ Mr. Fairchild said he met there ferre® Hautes Malleable ...... 123% 13% < w I p 2 new militaristic caste” and de- everybody lost, therefore the more them $4.50. So you see how much a man he identified as Willlam {pkBetiiOf, Te Pump ooo 14% « ~ Be plored the fact that measures had face everybody had to save. It's face Lhey saved.” D. Wise who was issued a gam- (nited Telebnons 3% ota --.. 83 : S 4 Q not been taken to “insure the simple like «compound interest.” “But what about Truman?” ing stamp for the Maryland St. "gy aividend Los Vv 9 3 < supremacy of civilian influence” “Compound interest is never asked the White Queen. “Didn't address. : . ia } —~ military establishment. simple.” said the Hatter. he lose face giving away so much! Inside the place, Mr. Fairchild ire ® n "3 es 6, 0 EAST 30+ R Ay A memset “Alice. your head must be going face?” sald be found (Sout Lelephones, American Loan 401s 3990 ic 9 i . 3 round and round,” suggested the , : sheets for receivin orse race dasiian Morley os 6i 40 Hog Prices Steady Red Queen tartly. id It's Blessed to Give results and racing newspapers. | oaiesville Tete Co. 0 o a 9 3 ° Alice was too startled to say a “Not at all,” said Alice. “'Tis x dtc GO {Ch of Com Bids Sut 61 34 0 Of . + In Trade Here word. But not the White Queen. more blessed to give than to re- Agreed 10 Li10%2 | Eauitale Securities bs so “ oe w o PARKING x @ 3 Hog trade at the Indianapolis “You're hard on Alice. ‘Her head Cé!Ve. Truman became a national The prosecutor said he asked dpi, Public Loan 5s 64 a ! of T 1 : Jtockyards was moderately ac-/isn’t going round and round.” (hero. He called Fairless and Mur- Mr. Wise to close the place and Indois Railways 8s 07 ia 8 aber] 35 be a ‘ive today with barrows and gilts, “I'll brook no argument,” said ray to the ‘White House." They not open it again. Mr. Wise {ud Asso Tel 31.75 wr - 33% | z N steady with yesterday's prices. the Red Queen. “Alice's thoughts went in glum and came out smil- agreed, he said. Mapiehurst Pr inc 5izs 67° ue 9 3 5 However, the top was 10 centsiare going in circles. Her thoughts'ing. Murray rode away in Fair-| Mr. Fairchild questioned West-| Paper Ar So. 0. 08, roees 83 lower. ‘are in her head, therefore her less’ car. Truman acted just in/ern Union officials about a news action, Terminal 5s 87 88 9%

the nick of time. Our defense in- ticker he found in the office. AY {dustries were coming to a stand-|officials told him, he said, ihe still. He came through like Gen. ticker was a standard sports re-| “I'll say it's simple like com- Sheridan 15 miles away.” porting device and did not trans-|

{head must be in circles.” ‘Like Compound Interest’

Bulk choice 180 to 240 pounders moved for $23.25-23.75, and 240 to 270 pounder for $22.50-23.50.!

AMPLE PARKING SPACE

for 60 to 70 cars on a lot

Legal Notice

——— te em er NOTICE OF PETITION FOR AND

TO ISSUE BONDS

Heavier weights were not established. Cattle moved fairly active to fully ‘steady and native spring lambs were active to strong.

(pound interest,” said Alice. “When «wei -I-declare,”’ declared the the union made its original de-{yjaq Hatter. “I should think that mands, the companies sald, ‘Noir things got to such a state. Tru-

wage increase, no price increase.’ ,ng face would have been beSo, President Truman stepped in.|

Board. This panel awarded Philip 15." POIeq to the WICKER |

{Murray's United Steelworkers a

established; 160-180 pounds $21-23.25; 120160 pounds $17.50-19.50: sows steady to weak; choice 300-400 pounds $18.75-19.50:

“But he created it.” The Red

1070-pound - steers bought to arrive $33: offer of 16 cents.”

load choice held above $31.50; scattered ~ : : » «aid Queen's tone was quite sharp 00! | ( | 6 g ) 936 East 30th St. WA. 5263 S ic - : bo » oe : * : . snd within the time provided in . small lots choice yearlings $31.50-32.50; Oh, I'm beginning to see.” said W'/ 1 res sory.” said’ Tr New Gimmick ald Chapter 119 of the Acts of the Indl. ross own ara e Feel Betfor--Look Better--Work B 917 E. 30th St. HI. 2444 ? Hit BO oS I oA ey rad the Mad Hatter. A the : greater glory: Sat ana General Assembly of 1937, as amended, WA-1719 wi yay: Her . ngs $21-25: heifers scarce: u 4 “ , i Alice. ‘To create a great crisis ric 5 . Notice is also hereby given that The - ymmercial cows $17-19.50; annets and If you're just beginning to . g A device like those the sure od ol Bahl | Comninsioners of the 18 ul CI : er A eer he mostly $27.50. see,” chided the Red Queen. and then end it. . . . Ah, that's thing boys formerly used to beat city of Indianapoits. at lis revuint inert: General Auto & MULTIPLE VITAMINS eautiful Cleaning & Pressing ¢ 7 5 © “ , " py fs Ve all." an ng on the ay of July. 1952, de v Fo 502%: Ta oe 80g 'woee you d better 80 to 2g eye doctor. the sreatest face-saver ot all. N08 IReclibes turned up today in termined to issue iis bonds in an amount Truck Repair $5 Bottle $3 10 Pick Up and Delivery Sheep 700: native spring lambs active.” “I'll show you how face-sav- ——— — an Indianapolis parking meter. ho 0 >, Ze ne 7A. M.t07P.M Special . ‘ry . ori tly $30-31, A . . . : i . for the construction of an addition .to . Mm. 70 . Special .......0000040 In 43150 Gata fairly freely for choice INg’'s done,” said Alice. 8he pro- Local Truck Grain Prices Police immediately ordered an and the making of cenaln allerations at : amd orime sorted. wood and choice 177 | duced a heavy bucket full of gray _ ... a hourly check of all cars parked jiifan Avenus, in the City of Indianapolis, CURRY BROS EDDIE'S DIN 29.50; lity $23-26.5 . I ¢ : 31 9 : § : Indiana, Said bonds are to bear interest ER ( | H d ( steady, good and choice $6.50-8, culls down clay. She began modeling. Pretty Ysat- 31.99 sias at meters. : Paratly sel Annasily, al m rate not 19 . : ross own al ware 0. Commercial and ood bulls $20-22.50, soon ‘there was a rough represen- If an auto is found to have exceed 3% per annum to be determined 916 East 30th St

Yellow Corn, $1.68. bulls quotable 10 t4¢ion of a. face. all except a SM5,T7C 45,

Best heavy commercial 323. .

the meter and before the lever on or before said time, will be ess than WA. 5718 ’ was pulled back, t Frat Youd * Notice: is further given that tne pros WA. 0158 : SPECIAL Hi EEK! perm e motoris par n- ceeds of 3 hes Nave been abplo- . . . 7 0 tility Cabinets . A & priated, subject to hearing and final de- Indianapolis, Indiana - —— ot definitely, Sgt Schwab —sald Tofu: rit is Beer...) ... 104 polis, | _ trom up ¥ie-Sgt terminEtion of such —appropHation by Good-Food—Cold-Beer ft ul i ee en 1100, $7.50. ie

PARHLY- CLOUDY AND A LounY AREAS

L SCATIERED

SHOWERS Argan

lh slow

Wi. LL

DRIZZLE > SCAIIERED

ii YC _fOPR1952 EDW.LAWAGNER <b ' 2 . : n 7 oT

'mit horse race information,

No arrests were made during, ice hereny” gtven That a betition y ” en filed with The Board of Scho Ine visit. The prosecutor Bald has hee Mees of the City of Indianapolis he saw no gaming during his by more than fifty owners of taxable real estate in t

inspection,

Co. to remove the four phones from the engineering firm's office.

been parked longer than an hour,

had expired.

8gt. D y th . poice_tratic_ awison. explained fied (iui sii i | CROSSTOWN TAVERN | HAMKE AUTO SERVICE: f Crosciown Furniture Co.

the one found today was inserted after - a. coin had been placed in

Similar wires formerly were used ‘to empty ‘one-armed bandits” in Indiana. After a single coin was inserted, the slicker could jiggle the hook and play the slot’ machine indefinitely,

Produce

{| Eggs. leraans mix. 58%2c ~rade Extra 19-52¢

prices POB Cincinnati —Consumers U.8 A. large white, A0-%2¢c: brown 60-81" 1c U. medium white, 53 brown mix, 658-58':¢c Vholesale commercially graded +0 ver cent large white. 48-52¢: hrown mix, Current receipts. cases exchanged, oy 0c” Market = <teady at unchanged orices »

Chiekens— Red, 34-35c¢; white ~rosses and white, 34-35c. hens. heavy, i9-22¢: hens, light, 1l4c: ola roosters. steady at unchanged prices. Quality of hens fair to . Top price paid fi petter quality heavier weight. Miscellaneous lot fryers generally 32-33c: find average young hen turkeys at Butter—Creamery. 90 score, ; “mium butterfat, €lc; regular,

some 1430c. pre-

certain

‘hearing and fina

14c. Market inquire ‘of the County Auditor as to the

< iJuly 3

Scat gt Se eA Bh git Sengaptielipeogeaton = rp A etait UE ai Frise ARDS pity

D! RMINATION PPROPRIATION OF THE a CEEDS OF BUCH BONDS

e B8chool City, duly signed,

ed, and certified under the provision

in an amount not to exceed §$800.000 to raise funds for the construction of an addition to and the making of certain alterations at Thomas Carr Howe High

School City. in the

ed with the Board by owners of taxable real estate in said manner

by the bidding thereof, and the princi

al of sald bonds stall be pavable serially,

before the expiration of twenty-nine 139) days from the 31st day of July. 1052. The

time of the proposed sale of sald bonds, not including this present issue of bonds but including all other bonds to be ‘issued

the City of Indianapolis, for the construc tion of ap addition to and the making of itera ns at Thomas Carr Howe

High 8chool, Julian Avenue, in the cit of bos lanapolis,

Indiana, and the 13th day of August, 1952, at the hour of 6:30 P. M, C. 8. T,, has been fixed as the time, and the office of the Board, 150 -N, Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. has been fixed as the place. for a action upon sald appropriation. which the Board considers necessary to meet the emergency existing by reason of the present need for such facilities. Taxpayers may appear at said hearing and shall have the right to be heard on sald appropriation. Such appropristion as finally made by the Board will be certified by the County Auditor to the Btate’ Board of Tax Commissioners, after which said State Board of Tax Commissioners will hold a hearing thereon within fifteen days At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to such.appropriation may be heard. Interested taxpayers may

"dS ENKD “or aed ome. ~ BIONERS OF E CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS

Vv. BAILEY. Business Manager.

By: M. {Jndianavolle, Indiana i , 1953.

Have a Parking Lot in the Rear of Their Place of Business.

WINTHROP and 30th STREET

“Also

Hogs 9500: moderately active: barrows yond saving—even with all that {ver ie Acta of Lhe Indians . : and gilts steady: top 10 cents lower: bulk He appointed a special panel : 9” The prosecutor said he has re- of Cha ter 119 o h sip of ihe Indians . i 180.240 poulids 323 38-23 FS 1 3e0-2 under the Wage Stablization clay you have left.” The Mad quested Indiana Bell Telephone ne rr oard to issue its bonds Parking on Both Sides of 30th Street. Most Merchants

y ~30,” 8 y 35; 400-600 i 4 a crisis roe - Pounds Sap hrinels Td nee TICE round 26-cent package. Soisal Alice; 1 juman kag » ens '8chool. 5000 Julian Avenue in the City of INS $ 1 S y hy : slau er | ¢ S. | " ; 3h Cattle 00 hives 30 A, 2 Pe then the steel companies made an M e t er Ch o 4 ers [against the issuance of such bonds may be ROB ON BRO . HOR ON PHARMACY J, E. Barber (leaners

Refrigerator & Appliance Co.

em — EN eS a of si \ nual Sake 2 edb hE swans TI soa mrmonm, | Mowr sme wd sn ; i have been joserted in he meter. ihe ules Luerieied w wich determing Norge Automatic Our Motto: Whedling Serbage. ful e wire would prevent the meter lion may 8ppesl lo the State Board © " : tant? al. al. { from showing the paid-up time i ior ya te ry | Washer "een 5219.00 Good Friendly Service $2 50 $2.19 Pon 0 Auditor of Marion Coumty. Indiana, on or . .

932 East 30th

3128 Winthrop Ave

941 E. 30th St. WA, 7557

914 E. 30th St. HI. 5929 New & Used Furniture

Crosstown Coffee Shop

901 East 30th Grill and Cafeteria

Open 24 Hours—No Sunday

Good Coffee Flavor Controlled

Crosstown Deaf. Sfore

903 East 30th St. WA. 2236

Hoosier Coal & 0il Co.

1300 E. 30th St..

WA. 3343

MANN FEED (0. 915 East 30th HI. 1378 Baby Chicks—Pet Supplies

Remedies—Hay—Straw— Grain—Feed—Seeds—

0'MALEY

Bros. Roofing Co. 1443 N. Colorado IR. 4333 Roofing—Siding—Gutters ESTIMATES FREE

DRIVE-IN AUTO. INSURANCE

Fertilizer

877 East 30th St., HI-7551