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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MONDAY, AUG. 25, 1952

VA Streamlines Rules

‘or Admission To

Hospitals

Priorities by | Nine Classes '|™

By United Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 25—The Veterans Administration established a new priority system today for admitting eligible veterans to VA hospitals, The system sets up nine classifications. The agency said that, except in emergency cases, it will admit veterans only according to their priority grouping. Where there is a waiting list, no one in a lower group will be admitted to a hospital as long . § a¢ someone in a higher priority group seeks hospitalization. VA said the new system does not change basic policies but will] establish an equitable rule for all persons eligible for admission to a particular VA hospital.” | The nine categories: Group 1—War veterans and, those who servéd during the Korean conflict who require hos-| pitalization’ for service-connected disabilities. Group 2 —Peacetime veterans requiring hospitalization for serv-| ice-connected aflments. Group 3—Veterans whose hospitalization has been requested by authorized - officials for observation and examination, Group 4—Veterans with serv-fee-connected disabilities who cur-| rently are hospitalized by VA in|

transfer to a VA hospital. iroup 5--Veterans .who currently are hospitalized by VA for| treatment of no n-service-con-| nected disabilities, . but whose transfer from one hospital to an-

other has been requested by au-| Capehart Plans

Representing the Marines are (left to right standing}

Palmer Wilson Jr. (left) and Gary Denney.

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, + MARINES ARE READY—This is the Marine Reserve crew from the 2d 90-mm. gun battery who will race a crew from the 106th Combat En~ineers of Camp Atterbury. A Navy Reserve team still been selling at discounts or sale .nan-VA-hospitale-but have asked) might. be a late entry in the boat race set for Nednesday ight Water Show at Broad Ripple pool. (prices.

homas Finch and Pvts. Howard Chapman Jr., Joseph P. Jones Jr., Ralph Derringer, Chuck Reinbold, Jim Vogel and Charles R. Petty; (Kneeling)

STOCKS — Aue. 25, 195 sia antes Game Costs $1,

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thorized officials for medical Brief Sto Here a ith com. b i | DEERE dy Pie a 0 3 - me 0 el “er . iroup 6 ~Veterans Ww com | On Way fo Mexico erican Btntes 48% ord... IH ‘ pensable service-connected dls- |fyssaice Collieries com ...... 164% 3 L. 8. Ayres 4%% ptd ........] abilities Jequiring Nospitedizerion Times Washington Bureau | Belt RR & Bk yas com .... » an 0 non- - ” n v v e sp . EO WASHINGTON, Aug. 25— Sen. Hobbs-Merril com wt i dha 7. Wartime st-Korea Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) will] BoubE-Mettll dia% old io . Jroup fella + PO Ireturn here from Europe Wednes- Central Soya com coer 38% 36% - Ce ete s retired for namoel oi Commerce com 22 ahd cerain Veteran havi o/day and will leave shortly ‘ for|’ircle Theater com 0 physical disabilities, id Bg Mexico City on official business. Cait Bont ve pd. . 80% 84 compensable service - connected T Y Seerol Snyder has, Cont Car-Na-Var , Va disabilities, who require hospital. _reRsuly Sectelary Shyoer HAR Guweio Ens om od Dh wt ization for non-service-connected| nated Hie senior jo nite | assert twa Lei a7 ofa 48 | ‘ PDTres ) aul! » Be EERE disabilities. {Indiana to Yepreseni the . [ Banitahie Securities ofd a... 94 Group 8—Non-veterans whose|States as alternate governor when (Delta Electric com ©... ; 13% hospitalization has been requested the board of the International | painiiy vinanee PL ly by authorized officials. This in- Bank and Monetary Fund meets favs Coro ord = cludes veterans of foreign gov-|/in the Mexican capital, Sept. 3-12. | ferm-Jones Class A bid . ernments with which the United] The Senator and Mrs, Capehart {ome © & T 5% ofd ...... n States has reciprocal agreements. /spent a month in Europe on alind Nasa Tele 2 iy a 3h Group 9—AIl eligible veteransisight-seeing tour. The ~Senator|:ind cas & Wai com 2 dane | [ hy eo Dy seen currently hospitalized in another|was hospitalized shortly before ifdne ate chin rents Go 3 é + rt Ae o s 19 VA hospital ‘who have requested his return trip by a virus-infec- [2d Poy & Lt com p2 as transfer for personal reasons, tion and chest cold at Heidelberg, *Indianapolls Water com Ya 13% ” Indianapolis Water 4'¢ pfd 100 and certain veterans hospitalized germany. | Indianapolis Water 57 fd 103 by VA in non-VA hospitals who Sen. Capehart is ranking Laren Nationa (ife com 3 have requested transfer to a VA pi ,rity member of the Senate Kinean & Contd. . .. 2) 1 | . Lincoln Nat Life EEE : 145 hospital for personal reasons. .ip,;king and Currency Commit- ‘Lynch Corporation ==. 0... 1 The Hames n eae ETOUR 2150 150, Committee Chairman May-| Marion: fer rington com “ava Ee s t “a will be Classi e urgen OT hank (D. 8..C.) and the chair- Mamie Asohait S12 general.” Those in the “urgent man and ranking minority mem-|Natl Homes ofd te) 13 category will be hospitalized De. ber of the House committee also] N Ind Pub Ser Jabra A. 4B fore any of the general patients. g {N Ind Pub Serv 4'u ptd 2 27% y y g will attend the Mexican meeting *N Ind Pub Serv 4.56 pfd .... 25'a 27'a Within each of those categories,| = alternate. Fovernors progress Laundry con Pw or patients will be admitted accord-| yh ne ® B ¥ Dons . retain. to Pub Serv of Ind 1 : Did - 804 8 ing to the date of their applica-| in pe in fiving to Mexico. | RO, Or & Tool com wa tions. Io ana v Dg ore ye 1: ° WRX So Ind G&E com a on 23%, 25 Anyone notified that he has his otfice reported today. fo Ind GKE 48 fd been scheduled for admission to Fanner & Bo 8 a ", y rol n-0i "kK 168% a hospital and who fails to re- ade Rates Set ’ Tokhem-Oil -Tk Pump % | U 8 Machine co 2% port within 15 days after the Wag nited Telennane 5% ofd ... notice is mailed will be dropped| At Packing Firm jonion Tite COM .oereiernve ses to the bottom of his category un- i BONDS less he has a valid explanation. Representatives of Stark, Wet-anen & steen 9 6 .- r " « ~ - a 0 - VA has long had a waiting|zel & Co. and union officials re AN ON iy na oy - list, running into thousands, of cently completed negotiations for| American, Loun die 55 ....... . former service men who want to|equalized pay rates here. Batesville Tele Co 4's \ we ill» os ) sane enter hospitals. In mid-June the] The new rates showed an in-'cy of Com Bldg 4's 61 99 waiting list totaled 22,000. Of|crease of 3', cents to 10', cents goiunna SD ds oe 0 4 those, only 97 had service-con-/per hour plus over-all bracket in- indpis Paint x Colar Sw 64 9» nected ailments, creases according to job classifi- Me lon 3 23 Sia . cations. The new rates hecomeilnd Limesions 4s 78 91% effective Aug. 11 and will run for tangsenkamn Ss 58 a5 Crazed Horse Hurts ltwo years agi x ae a 8 03 y . . | : E 3 __apraene Device he 80 24 Four at Big Circus The Amalgamated Meat ( rare Traction Terminal Ss 87 88 91 Citi d Butcher Workmen of North; '2r Dividens al CHICAGO, Aug. 25 (UP)-Two ‘UL | ‘a and Local 167 here rep-| persons injured by a crazed circus : : o esented the employees at the er horse, who reared and pawed hia ee rE Marvin De interna-| Official eath way through a terrified standing-| © | representative of the union,| VTVITED STATES WEATHER BURFAT room-only crowd, were in serious| tded —AUg, 28, 1982 = condition today. presi g- aa ov | Sunrise 6:08 Sunset ha y Prect tion 24 hrs end. 730 a m Two other persons were also U S S t LP ition gince Jan. 1 32.12 injured py the chariot-drawing; U. J. dtatemen Excess ice Jan 63 circus . animal. Physicians said| | The following table shows the temperay TON g 25 TP ic - Y n other cities they suffered cuts, bruises and; AS TON dn Un a Je ! High Low possible fractures. rent fiscal year through Aug 21. com-/ Atlanta 7 62 ' Ipared with a year ago Boston i 2 Fhe horse, a big bay named His Vear Last Year [Chicaso 7 3 Dan, charged into a crowd last pypenses $10.143.362.021 $7.990.788,027 EAN 85 § ecein R. 199,676, 28 ». 081.750.0868 . 1 A night at a performance of the Receirs TAATI05 MY | 5 009.037.068 Evansville 3 i tingling Brothers & Barnum and Cash balauce, 4.591.630.8008 803 130200 Ft Worth 104 3 Bailey Circus. He was about to Gold reserve 23.343.068.082 21.800.189.038 1 anane City 80 83 make an entrance into the big jee Angeles 3 £2 tent for the last spectacle of the Local Truck Grain Prices Minneapolis St Paul 81 33 evening--the “Mardi Gras. 7 63 The kicking, pawing animal “neat $196 4] £3 seriously injured Albert Genin,| white corn, $230 2 sh 3 3 72, and his wife, Anastasia, 53. Yellow corn, $164 SAR Francieco 8 83 i ed 1 " 3 nis 2 55 The nature of their injuries will OM a Bh Sedo ne 8 56

not be known until X-rays are - - taken Mrs. Ester Strausberg, 42, and Patricia Flanagan, 21, were also mauled by the horse. The horse, which was said to be a highly trained performer worth! about $2000, was shot after the accident.

Hussein Takes Throne

AMMAN, Jordan, Aug. (UP) Seventeen-year-old King Hussein, named by the Jordan] Government to replace his mad! father King Talal, arrived here! today to ascend the throne. | © King Hussein was accompanied by his mother Queen Zein.

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| | Business Notes—

Talk of steep inflation is political mumbo jumbo, and you can expect a lot of it between

now and” election time.

| The effect of the drought on {prices has been greatly over|estimated, say the experts. The |areas hit hardest are not the big

{producers of any major crop.

Cotton is the top crop of the

{drought area. and most cotton lacreage Is irrigated.

| | The biggest effect of the drought will be on crops going into livestock feed, as sharply higher trading of corn and soy{bean futures reflect. But this alone might mean lower meat prices this fall as {farmers attempt to duck higher {feed costs by marketing their livestick.

s nn n | PRICE BOOSTS in steel and {aluminum may have to be absorbed by manufacturers and distributors, rather than the consumer. > | While sales of appliances, autos and other hard goods has spurted to trim off high inventories, most of the items have

{«The:~consumer, enticed: back (into spending by reduced prices, is likely to shy again {if prices jump. ‘And most - businessmen (know it. - The shortage of steel isn’t as

Local Stocks and Bonds One-Man Dice | back as it was first thought to

|be. Here are the bright spots: Full production is much nearer than the NPA had anticipated. It is about 83 per cent now.

Wins Warning

The judge made his point today to a man who said he was “just seeing if I could make my point” with a pair of dice.

‘steel, admits now that it cannot use more than four million — Police found the man sitting on maybe as low as 3.6 million tons, the sidewalk at Shelby St. and] AR the iron ore shortage Fletcher Ave. rolling a pair of | threat has been just about candice. Since the law doesn’t ree-|Celled. The railroads say they ognize solitary gambligg {can now move 450 carloads daily arrested him for drunkerhness. {and the lake boats are lugging When an attorney told Judge Digger than usual loads.

Scott A. McDonald in Municipal | Hoosier Business

Court 4 the man was an alcoholic, | spoke up, stating:| Here in Indiana, business dur-

they

“I don’t drink to make trouble./ing July made a moderate reI drink to keep away from covery from June low— about a trouble. I was just rolling the 3 per cent gain.

dice for my own amusement.” The judge az''ed him why didn’t drink at home, “You know you can't have no fun at home, judge,’ the defend-! ant replied. was up slightly from June, but “You can’t have much fun on the figure was still 85 per cent the State Farm either,” the judge under normal. Hoosier steel is warned as he levied a §1 fine. |humming now, though. : Indianapolis department store yy sales dropped 14 per cent

That's the word from the Indiana Business Review, published by the school’s Bureau of Business Research. Steel production in Indiana

|Legal Notice

Driver Is Given 30 Days on Farm | NOTICE. TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received by

An Indianapolis man pleaded!the Board of School Commissioners of

va iiEar ‘hapeas ¢ . cen | the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, 2 milly to charges of drunkeni,gmice of said Paha 150 A Gy Re driving in Municipal Court 4 to-| Street. Indianapolis. Indiana. until 6:30 : . A Mi" ICST.I or 1.30 P. M. (DS.T.\. day and was sentenced to 30 Tuesday. September 9, 1952, and will be days on the Indiana State Farn. biblich, opened and read sloud. Bids rf.

| William Renner, 32, of 1534 S.| | Alabama St., was involved in a head-on collision Aug. 16 on Pleasant Run Blvd. near Ray-

returned unopened. Proposal shall cover the Remodeling and Alterations in the Old School Building No. 26; and Arsenal Technical High School (Treadwell Hall) Classrooms, for the installation of Electrical and PlumbQ ing Systems. All to be constructed in full mond St. Jccordance ith this hetice instructions assing 8 SR : p 0 ers, contracts and plans and speIn passing entence, Judge cifications as prepared by Bevington, Scott McDonald pointed out Ren- | Tazgart x RPowler. Inc.. Consulting Enner tested “horribly drunk” 687s 220 of P Building, Indianapo-

lis. sx after the accident The Contract Documents, including hours after the accident. ,_ drawings and specifications, are on file When sentences was p nc], his at the office nf the Roard of School Comoa a # missioners 150 North Meridian Street, mother fainted. She had pleaded Ingjananli Ixdiana; Sen i } ind~e not to send ner art & Fowler Ine. Consulting Engineers with the judg ot lo” =e 730 K of P Building. Indianapoliz, Ind! son to jail because he was under ana State Board of Health and the State . . fe ea . wn Roard of Accounts. Copies may be oba doctor's care and had a wife \\\ed from the Fngineers. and three children The judge also $5 sand costs for land suspended his six months,

Fach proposal must be enclosed in a : sealed envelope properly marked with the fined Renner braneh or branc 4 {bid relates, drunkenness business of the bidder. license for| Proposals shall be properly and ecompletely executed on proposal hlanks in {accordance with Indiana Form No and accompanied by Questionnaire Porm | No. 96A, Indiana State Board of Accounts, and Non-Collusion Affidavit. reouired under the Statutes of Indiana. Each proposal shall be accompanied by a deposit

Wrong Way to Fight

s vi of an acceptable certified or cashier's High Cost of Living chack made payable to the Board of : 3 : School Commissioners of the Ctiv of InComplaining the price was too Siananoiis a the amount of not | Jess . . ‘ Aan five (5%) ner cent of the total bid high Joe Cecil. 44. of 1246 8.inryce ‘or a satisfagtory bid bond ted Harding St., grabbed a 2';-pound by the bidder an a surety company in ye Aan amount equal to 5 per cent of the pork roast from her hand and bid a i rn PAAR a The Contractor to whom ‘an award fis threw it in her face, Mrs. Helen made will he reauired to furnish an acHill. a grocery saleswoman told ~sptak!s surety hond in the amount of hy o . one Jipead 100%) per cent of the police ontract rice Cecil was arrested in front of It is expressly agreed that time is

the essence of the contract to be made for this work. The Contractor to whom the contract is awarded shall commence work immediately and fnlly complete the work as rapidlv as possible The Board of 8chool Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis reserves the right to reject any or all bids or waive any informalities. No bidder may with. draw his bid for a period of forty-five {days after the thereof THE ROARD OF RCHOOL COMMISSIONFRS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS | By: M. V. Bailey. Business Director | August 18, 1952.

INOTICE OF SALE OF TEMPORARY LOAN WARRANTS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF FINAN"E. AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CONTROLLFR. CITY HALL. INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA. SEPTFMBER 5. 1952 Sealed bids will be received hv the City of the City of Indianapolis,

the H & S Market, 1601 W. Morris St., after the argument Saturday night. He was charged with disorderly conduct. Mrs. Hill said her face was cut] when the bone in the slab of raw meat struck her

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{Controller {Indiana {*ald City 19582. until the hour 11:00 a m DST' on the following issue nf temparary loan warrants ta he [sued in the name of the City on’ Indian. |avolie. acting for and an hehalf of and {for the use and hanaefit of the Depart{ment nf Public Sanitation and {itary District of Indisnanniis tinrisdictian of the FPoa-d Commissioners of sald City,

on the 5th dav

~f 10:00 a. m. CST.

nf September,

under the Sanitary to-wit:

of Five Hundred and Twentv-five sand Dollars ($5°5.00000). evidencine temporary lnan for the “Sanitary Main. tenance and General Fxnense Pund" of [the above named district and board:

Thonits

{navable on Dec. ™. 1952: the interest "ate not to exceed four oper- cent (4%) per anrum, the exact rate to be deter. mined hy hiddine and navable at majturity of the warrants: denominations to

date set for the opening | Cithin 15 days after the opening of bids

* Additional {tions mav be obtained

_ Economists See Slow 3 Per Cent Price Hike

| By DON TEVERBAUGH HAT ABOUT PRICES—are we headed for some go..qy jaunches and fishing craft brought bids of $20-21. Bulk 300Jackrabbit jumps? According to economists of the Research ¢rom this West Sicilian port today 350 pound sows sold at $18-18.50. [Institute we are not. Prices will climb very gradually— rescued 50 persons from a Britnot more than about 3 per cent.

under June, but only 2 per cent

The Defense Department, which | ‘had asked for six million tons of |

es of work to which the De returned and the name and place of

at his office in the Citv Hall of [J

| centahle

under a year ago. . That's better than reports from

most other Midwest department Passengers and six crew Mid- was forced into the sea before 250 pounds scarce: 250-260 pounds $21.25.

stores. The average for the

west was a drop of 23 per‘ cent, dawn because of engine trouble.

about 4 per cent under a year ago.

» n " INDIANA FARM prices

vious month, with the exception of grains. There was a general overall increase of about 2 per cent for farm goods. Livestock receipts in the Hoosjer state were up about 2 per

cent over June 3 and 3 per cent @MONg the 51 passengers.

over last year. { Cattle receipts for July were 52 per cént over June and 23 per cent greater than a year ago.

Salesmanship Course Butler‘ University will again offer their salesmanship course in| co-operation with the Indianapo-! lis Sales Executives’ Council. The classes, starting with the fall term, will ®e held every Thursday night from 7:15 to 9:45 p. m. The course will cost] $24 for the 14 forum lectures. The class will be registered and organized Sept. 25 and the first, lecture— “Selling as a: Career’ —]| will be presented by Ray Woods, John Hancock Life Insurance Co., Sent. 25.

New Auto Insurance The Manufacturers & Merchants Indemnity Co., a subsidiary of the Kroger Co. starts writing auto insurance policies on a six months basis today. The idea is this—it's easier to buy auto insurance on a semimonthly basis than yearly. There is no added cost for the shorter policy, says H. P. Roller, branch manager. {

‘Left’ Out on Limb p=

SANDGATE, Eng., Aug. 25 (UP)—Jack Philpott caught the! heaviest lobster in a local fishing contest here last night, but the judges disqualified Mr, Philpott's four pounds, 13 ounce catch be-| cause it had only a left claw and feeler. The judges said it wasn’t a ‘proper’ lobster. |

Legal Notice —— - nee siete NOTICE TO BIDDERS ! Sealed proposals for the construction of a Women's Student Union Building, to be located at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, will be received by The Trustees of Indiana University, at the office of J. A. Franklin, Vice President and Treasurer, of Indiana University, | Bloomington, Indiana, until 10:00 o'clock] A. ., Central Standard Time, on the| 2nd day of October, 1952, and then will] be publicly opened and read aloud. | Separate bids will be received for the following branches of the work, viz: { 1 1. General Construction of the Build-| ng

2. Elevator Equipment. | 3. Heating .and Ventilating Systems 4. Plumbing and Drainage Systems. 5. Electrical

ork. 6. Combination of 3 and 4 above—

optienal Instructions to Bidders. Plans, Specifications. etc. are on file at the office of

J. A Franklin, Vice President and Treasurer of Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, and at the office of the State| Board of Registration for Architects, In-| dianapolis, Indiana. One set of plank and specifications the General Construction of this bul ing may be obtained from the office of Edward D. James, Architect, 122 East| Michigan Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, by depositing with him a certified check for the amount of $50.00, which amount will be returned to each actual bidder who returns the documents in good condition within 15 days after the opening of bids. Additional sets of plans and specifications may be obtained upon payment of $50.00, which amount will be retained by the Architect, the documents. tn phe returned In cood condition within 15 days after the opening of bids One set of plant and specifications for fhe TFlevator. Equipment for buildine may be obtained from the office of Fdward D James Architect 122 East Michigan Street, Indianapolis. Indiana, by depositing with him a certified check for the ssount of $25.00, which amount will to each actual bidder who returns the documents in good condi{tion within 15 days after the opening of bids. Additional sets of plans and specifications may be obtained upon pavment of $25.00, which amount will be retained by the Architect, the documents to be returned in good condition] within 15 days after the opening of bids.| One set of plans and specifications for the Heating and Ventilating Systems

and for the Plumbing and Drainage, Svstems for this building may be ob-| tained from the office of Bevington, Tageart & Fowler, Inc... 730 K of Building. Indianapolis, Indiana, by denositing with them a certified check in

the amount of $5000, which amount will

be returned to. each actual bidder who returns the documents to the office of the Enecineers in gond condition within 1 days after the opening of bids. Additional sets of plans and specifications may be obtained npon payment of £5000. which amount will’ he retained by the Eneineers, the documents to be returned in rood

condition within 15 days after the opening of bids One set of plans and specifications for the Electrical installations may be obtained from the office of Bevington, Tageart & Fowler. Inc. 730 K of P Buildin~ Indianapolis. Indiana, by depositing with them a certified check for “$50.00, which amount will be returned to each actual bidder who returns the documents to the office of the Engineers in good condition

plans and specificaupon payment of £50.00. which amount will be retained by the Engineers. the documents to he returned in good condition within after the opening of bids All proposals must be made on blank form No. 96. prescribed by the State Board of Accounts. and must be accompanied hy Questionnaire No. 96A, as required by the Statutes of Indiana | Each propnsal shall be accompanied by sn acceptable certified check or bank draft. made pavable to the order of A Pranklin, Vice President and Treasor by an acan amount

sets of

15 days;

urer of Indiana University bidder's hond for

jof not less than 5% of total bid price.

iw!

the San-|

Temnorary ‘aan warrantee in the a™annt |

|dated as of the day delivery {s made: | PTOPOsAl

Each Contractor shall state in his Proposal the amount of time he shall reonire for the performance and comple tion of the work upon which his estimate ts hased Each Contractor awarded work will he reanired to furnish an acceptable surety hond in the full amount of his contreet The Trustees nf Indiana University reserve the right to reiect any proposal or al proposals. to make any combination thereof to waive any informalities therein. and to return unopened any received after the time fixed! herein. | Wage rates on this work shall not be! less. than the prescribed scale of wages! as determined pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 119, of the Acts of the Gen-|

Milo Air Field in Trapani had sighted the plane and alerted bids weak to $1 lower:

Were crash hoats and other craft in higher in July than in the pre- ip. harpor:

clude the hostess and a child. Five other crew members were prime spring lambs $29-31; 430 head good

for| just where it is needed kills

Hog Sales Weak At Local Yards

Hogs sold 50 to 75 cents lower than Friday in trading today at the Indianapolis Stockyards.

3 Die as Plane Dives Into Sea sis kie™

By United Press rows and gilts sold at $21.25TRAPANI, Sicily, Aug. 25— 92150. Light 160-185 pounders

Choice and prime fed steers and heifers sold at $32-34.50.

ish airliner which ditched off the choice and prime yearling heifers coast. Three persons were killed had a price range of $33-33.50. and four others are missing.

Early top on vealers was at $33.

=] Hogs 13.000: moderately active, 50-75 The 4-engined Hermes, with 51 cents lower: sows 50 cents lower: bulk members choice 190-245 pound barrows and gilts

$21.25-21.50; 160-185 pounds $20-21; above 21,50; 270-350 pounds scarce: 250-300 pound sows $18.75-19: bulk S380 Jounds §18- ’ 50: -5 ounds .25-17.50. However, the control tower at I 5600" calves 400: choice and prime slaughter steers and heifers opened steady; other slaughter classes slow; cow choice and prime fed steers and heifers $32-34.50: ehoice and prime yearling heifers $33-33.50: bull} slow: commercial held around $26: vealers Th steady: carly tep 333, for Brite Yeajs Pi - but these scarce: choice and prime - ® Qead were reported to in 33: commercial and good .$27-30.50 Sheep 1500:. slaughter spring lambs fgjrvy active: steady to strong; choice and

y to choice 90-pound yearlings bought to listed among those as saved, ire $21: slaughter ewes steady; cull to along with 11 other children choice §5-8.50

egg 19th for Grandma FDR

| POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Aug. (UP)=A girl was born today Mr. and Mrs. John Roosevelt.

The plane, owned by London Airwork Ltd., was flying from London to Khartoum, AngloEgyptian Sudan. It was about 12 2° miles off the Sicilian.coast’ when tO the pilot, who was trying to fight The father is the youngest son of his way back to Milo airport, dis- the late President. The child, covered his radio was not working named Jo‘an Lindsay, weighed and fired a distress flare. He 6!i pounds at birth. She is the ditched into the sea four miles 19th grandchild of Mrs. Eleanor southwest of Trapani. Roosevelt.

Auto Wrecks Train; Driver Only Bruised

By United Press | ‘Thirteen cars jumped the track, MAPLETON, Ill, Aug. 25—Wil- one shot down an embankment liam R. Damron, 25, Peoria, held and came to rest less than 100 the rare distinction today of com- feet from an occupied house, and ing out best in a sparring match more than 100 feet of track was with a 48-car freight train, ripped up. . Damron was out an auto-| A 100-man crew worked all day mobile, but the Toledo, Peoria & to restore service on the line, but Western Railroad had a mess of the railroad had to turn over to banged up freight cars, torn road the Santa Fe Railroad 50 cars of

bed and several damaged auto | perishable meat destined for bodies. | Peoria. Damron drove hig car into the, Damron, who was going 50

side of the fourth boxcar back miles an hour and suffered only of the engine at a road cross- a bruised leg in the crash, said ing. 'he didn’t see the train.

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PL-2361 122 South Meridian St.

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