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. 4 . 2 Whitewash 0K 2 By DON TEVERBAUGH engineering study to streamline THE FARMER has shifted gears. Agriculture is roll- the Justice Department, Attorney

Mayor Clark today blasted ae- Be Uniad Frees ing along at the most productive pace in all history. And| General James P. MrGraney said By CA tion of the City Council in trim- WASHINGTON, Aug. 26— amazingly, we have fewer farmers today than we have © By TED KNAP tolaY: McGranery told reporters Unite: ming more than $1 million from House investigators charged ever had. : The director and three other recently such a study could ime NEW the budget for 1053. today that a Justice Depart-! A century ago 80 per cent of members of the school lunch prove ‘operations by eliminating The histo Calling the deflated budget a, > . a “ ,, our population lived on farms, into the pig hate a program resigned yesterday in a duplication and co-ordinating the bv Virgil fg ment official had “approved Pe hety business, y Yung nig disappointment to me,’ the pprove [today it's down to 16 per cent, saya Prof. Hardin, be prepared huff over policies ‘of the state duties of the department's sube tered Tige Mayor sald fund-slashing by the a federal’ grand jury's initlal re- reports the Purdue University EX- to dish out about $135 per Sow intendent of blic instruc- divisions. 8 Council would “absolutely deny port white-washing tax scandals|tension publication, Economic and in capital investment. superinlencen’. of pu Iemorial to our citizens the full services to in 8t. Louis. Marketing Information. tion, Wilbur Young. i 1 k . C ‘surgeon g which they are entitled.” The Official. was, jdentified as Actually about half of this Dodge's Top Salesman | Among other things, they ac-| Actor Takes Air Course hi il : The Mayor's statement, iasued Ellis N. Slack, an assistant at- pyral population are not bona- The top salesman ‘among the| used Mr, Yours of tying jo Up WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (UP) - ipa at a press conference today, con- torney general. fide farmers— they just ‘live in ; set the program for political rea Movie Actor Jamas Stewart. a Trucks v tinued: A House Judiciary Subcommit- the country.” nation’s largest Dodge dealers is sons. | ? land ever “The budget was submitted to tee made the charge as it opened, 1... vear farm production was, Bernard Morley of John Ramp, They charged Mr. Young, a Reserve Air Force colonel, yes- in Decemb the council in good conscience public’ hearings into complaints the gh ls ot of all thvia— about Inc. And he's been at it less than Republican, was throwing blocks terday began a week of active troit firebsa and was set at a figure to give that certain Justice Department 4, —- 2 et more than the 1935-!two vears ftp i Jroftan hecause it duty as star of an indoctrination the St. L o sitizens Vo at. 1} “" vol years, ederal project o e Democratic 8 Te ong ey Sdlelats astempted x improperly 39 level. Indications are that During May Erol The resigned im for airmen and WAFs, Col, his dead 3 dashed to the bone, Bul We 3 § uence e grand jury and 1959 will top this era by 46 per and June of this Aatr members. dre Rebutioae [Stewart served as chief of staff as 16 o 16 one, ut oe are on pldestrack its inquiry into alleged! .ent Purdue economists ‘say. year Mr. Morley + lof the second combat wing of the “IT HAS the way to more defic nancing ixing. r ” year fr. | on ’ ; i : Al in our city, a program which ii And all this has been done sold 84 Dodge Undermining Fores (World War TI in England Soe 2 little of abhor and promised to stop, = Judge Angered with no appreciable increase in autos and trucks Mrs. Ada Arnold, Logansport,| — in me,” he The grand jury investigation land area and about 11 per cent for the Ramp or- \was appointed six months ago by Legal Notice that after des Ha! a Loaf eventually led to the indict yi fewer farm workers than we had ganization, Mr. Young to direct the progr TICK plete usels “In spite of the great handi y yen in 1935-39. ° = Recently back : : g Program ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION BYSTEM FOR 1950, he o ip placed upon. us by these of former Internal Revenue Col-! More scientific methods and from Detroit which provides low-cost lunches INDLEWAGE TREATMENT FLANT or star pitche y rot lashes , I's . ector James . nnegan, but greater mechanization ave where the Dodge B® 0 about 200, ndaiana schoo Indianapolis, Indiana oda budget =lashes, we in City Hall lect ! P. ‘Fi but ! hanizat h Be B® it i bout 200,000 Ind) Bool s el bid : th tructi of z ¥ vill continue to do our best to only after. Federal Judge Géorge changed the farm picture tremen- Division of % children. She resigned today with | Scaled bids fOr A tern Tor the Bews hitter, wh give the people of our city best H., Moore angrily denounced the dously. Today's farms are larger, Chrysler Cor p. this scathing letter to Mr. Young, age Treatment Plant, indianapolis Sen}- notable be dminigtration within our power.’ initial report and questioned demand more working capital, but feted their best a. worley who is responsible for the pro-i fic. of the Board of Sanitary Commis against As finally passed hy City Coun whether the jury had been in- Yield a higher standard of living sglesmen for : 3 gram: floners. Room 103 Clty Hall, 1ndishipails champ Y cil, the proposed total of $23.5 fluenced by. “someone.” for the farmer, : ; three days, Mr. Morley has just Due to the work of undermin- nd Time (1:00 P.M. C.'D. 8. Time) last-place million wag slashed by $1.33R.- Subcommittee Counsel Robert Farming is a big business, more shout decided to drop his inter- ing forces, it is impossible for me °"y, (ines and specifications’ may he ex- ,.. remember #08.78, leading to a final civil city A. Collier identified the Justice and more specialized. Hoosier ag- rupted law schooling. or anyone else 10 administer the Boar 0 Ay ioc “Room of baseba rae oF 35:45 PER Fi00 of assessed "I DID THE RIGHT THING"'—That's what John Moskal said | Department official as Mr. Slack, riculture is worth more than $6 But if he could sell a jury as tho) Iunch program as it ioi'ciiy Hail Tnaisnapelis. Tndigns; st for so valuation, after he stabbed his daughter, Adele, 18, to death because she then an attorney in the depart- Mig Pet year And the national well as he does Dodge cars, he'd" M1." yoo reused t { 2700 South Belmont Avenue. Indiangpolis, : “He told ; ; h | : lid. He i H N kN. J livi iment's tax division who subsge- farm value tops $15 illion. be tops as a lawyer too. br. g refused to comment Indiaca: or at Ammerman, Davis & Stout, me that if This, although 46 cents above was a hopeless invalid. He is a retired Newark, N. J., grocer living quently was promoted to acting Ten years ago it took a capital {except to’ deny that he “under-| ne, Ensineers 812-923 K of P. Bul ding, I could ; , . Fo | o ! o t i < g "9 . annapolis. ndiana. 0° . the present rate, was only half| at Miami, : : assistant attorney general in investment of $27,821 for a typ- Hoo , 5 | t mined” the program for political! cash or certified check will ‘be required for £0! the increase called for at the time : charge of the division ical 1941 Indiana farm. Today Sler EMproymen lor any other reason. He pointed for the prosect »" "ss and specifications ote on i the Midget was presented fo City $ e Mr. Collier said the department that figure is more than $82,700, Non - agricultural employment out that Indiana used up all but MISS IONERS TT I never wo Council : qa er ! S nva i sent Mr. Slack to 8t. Louis during Purdue agricultural economists hit a three-year low in mid-July 43 cents of the $1.4 million al- ) Stmes H,-Catnine back—exce tepublican Councilman JT. Wes. {the inquiry and that he appeared report. when the steel strike reached the 1°1°d to Indiana the past year. | Howard 8_ Morse gratefulnes ley Brown, young South Side ° before the grand jury at least Farming used to’ pit man... 0 LC flee Mrs. Arnold also charged Mr. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS hardware store owner, teamed ; P once and then “read and ap- a8ainst nature, but this phase of A te or Us chpp ng ® ect. Young and his aids seemed to be PRIMARY SINAC TRE MEN AEITY with John Schumacher, another n ain or ears iproved” the group's initial report [Arming too has changed. It is More than 50,000 were idled. more interested in getting money MENT PLANT IN THE GOP Council member, to cast de-| before it was submitted to Judge NOW becoming more and more a But August appears brighter as from the government than in seweie Tricimee: gonsiructing Frimary mingham, ciding votes for last-minute By United From ' ment to shop, Mr. Moskal said, he Moore in April, 1951. competition between man and Steel is back in the pipelines once working out a sound program for ed a he a Te non , double bi amendments which knocked 9 MIAMI Fla, Aug. 26--John 40k Adele into the bathroom and Caudle His B man. TB i ; Tb? I the children. Sanitary Commissioners, Reom 103. i590 1Hophea cents from the tax rate previous- Moskal, 57-year-old retired grocer plunged the 86-inch knife blade! 088 I pas. L 3 ooking for a job? Here are B | Hall. Indianapolis. Indiana. un : eed, in . 3 i . : ook s ip. m, C. 8 T..(1:30 p. m.'D. 8" TT) ly threshed out. from New Jersey, wept in his jail Into her heart “two or more] Mr. Black's boss at the time| Oink Hatcheries [tne industries which are shouting : lieepes Revigns Er as I tution of » Tony~~thet Mr. 8chumacher’'s support of Av. Hasna "mv times." | F A t At | Here's somethin td keep vour of help: transportation equip-| Miss Mary Sellers, bookkeeper| concrete conduit from the existing main over the p! i . " neice CP1l today because “my girl is all! ™" ; was Former Assistan torney g P YOUF ment manufacturers, primary since March, 1951, resigned “due Pumping station. a meter chamber, of the chai economy MOVES WAS NO BUTPPISe!. hi now.” I had been thinking about this eneral T. Lamar Caudle. Mr. Ye on if you're in the livestock pp etatindustries. electric machin-if : ! gned "due , ated grit chambers, preaeration tanks. ist LIEhUS Mectins. w hours earlier Tie hadile de ve my me for Hall Caudles| PUginess. ery and supplies, chemicals and Mr. Young. She said he was 1] nd al Sopuricunt nractares ‘and souip The Ind He had previously predicted a A few hours earner Nady made up my mind for sure, | Black moved into Mr. Caudle’s’ pis hatcheries. They're Rrowing 41jied ry. retar fo on Mr. Young. She said he was “ill ment relating ther@to. Washingt cut of at least 40 cents in the Stabbed hig 18-year-old daughter, ,,q4 this was the first opportunity job after the latter was ousted fast in Indiana. We're setting the AIT a ars, advised” In how to administer the! Drawings and specilieatians may be umph tha rate, and last night introduced a Adele, to death with. a kitchen y had to do it.” for “incompatible” outside activi- pace for the rest of the nation. = SE tat ne commun ca- federal program. the Board: deposit $100. old game of ' knife because she was a cripple, . . ti ; 1ons, utilities, education and gov-| Two other women on the nine- id security; certified check or Lemon re successful amendment to cut 4 Mr. Moskal then called a friend, ties. according to an article in the groans) establishments bond for 2'a% of Engineers’ estimate. cents from the property tax total gonstantly 1n Pain ang unable 10/504 waited until police came.| Mr. Slack was one of seven per- September issue of Country Gent- Employment opportunities are member staff sald they were re- Buccesiiull olgaer uN FE or wt Tiree umph wit Also to be expected were votes talk since birt. They found the girl's body lying sons summoned for questioning by leman magazine. down in construction, coal Me THey 3% Mrs Marilyn| big and sporoved De os pt isdn. shan alse {ou for economy cast by Democratic. 1 knew I didn't have much upon newspapers Moskal had the subcommittee headed by Rep ' Here's what Prof. Lowell Hardin, jo po o0no 0 ahd. retrobcn Swift, secretary, and Mrs. Es-{, "00" jess than those established by singled an Councilmen Joseph Wallace. Guy time left to live and care for spread “so as not to make a Frank L. Chelf (D. Ky.). Other/a Purdue agricultural economist, oy ots x P telle Baker, claims auditor. Both agencies having jurisdiction. selft, Ou Ross and Christian Emhardt. | Adele, and I couldn't stand the mess.” witnesses scheduled for the one-|advises the Hoosier hog farmers fi Rr 1ngisnspolis: inst a] COMMISSIONERS Jou, war . 4 > y pe BP. Tha father retire . { : : € were butting against a NOTICE TO TAXPAYE Lopez Mr. Ross even ran true to thought of leaving her mother I'he father retired from his gro- day hearing were four members to do Railroa . : ) | where) “i ox 3 dot previous form by trying, un-'with the responsibility,” the fa- very business in Newark and of the grand jury, including Fore-| Keep your eye on the pig hatch- ders oo stone wall with Mr. Young,” Mrs. ride of So nrabr ad Hospital Cor- else,” spa successfully, to cancel the annual ther told police. brought his family to Miami five man Henry J. Butler, and Marvin ery trend. Right now it is still] F. A. Duggan, Illinois Central Arnold said. “We administered ferstion of Marion County the proposed gles and « $25,000 appropriation for the In-. When his wife left their. apart- months ago. His daughter had Hooper, Assistant U. 8. Attorney cheaper for farmers to produce Railroad trainmaster of the In- the program like the federal gov- Fh of Bg S01 Howmitet fy. dianapolis Svmphony Orchestra. been “a physical and mental in-'at St. Louis. their own weaned pigs, but in- dianapolis-Effingham district, has ernment asked us, but they (MF. establishing job classifications. within such : In the But Mr. Brown's action was Local Truck Grain Prices V#!ld #ince birth” because of a’ The subcommittee also said it dications are that when thegbeen promoted to a similar posi- Young wnd hs leutenants) 'dis-lifparunens and establishing account Dodgers cr unexpected, to judge by reaction prenatal injury, he said. would call an “important” mys- hatchery process is more per-'tion at Centralia, Ill. agreed with -it. Jenting ylealth and Hospital Corners ion the Cardin: of veteran observers among the! wheat. $1.03 “For 18 years,” Mr. Moskal/tery witness. Subcommittee fected. it will be cheaper for the| He is succeeded by W. J. Cassin, “I was director in name only. Budget). and fixing a time when this of second | few spectators present. | White’ corn. 82.30 sald, “my wife and 1 waited on Sources hinted that the unidenti- farmer to buy ‘em. formerly trainmaster at Gibson Someone else was calling the the Board EE at Ch rio to-5- victo Ta | Qui 0c . her. ‘fled witness might provide sensa-| If you're thinking about going|City, IIl. [turns,” Mrs. Arnold charged. nesuns at Ro, Jor af the Clty Bat at double-hea Ane-up of Councilmen {s ovbeans. $314. ee) “I‘just couldn't stand to know|tlonal JLRumony about the 8t.| . game ae His switch left GOP Council- {she was that way and not be cer-|1.ouls tax scandals. esto e | men Joseph Bright, Charles Local Stocks and Bonds tain she would be cared for when| Ehlers, Glenn § a 2." ha said. © | : Siders, gunn Radel and Carter She [1 dies hie said, 7 think 1 44 the Offers Stock Purchase 1a 6 a on IT WAS 4 A ) ( STOUKS ske . . the Cardir ™ o- Amerie Ls 5% rea 85 . me —————————— in a Council composed of six Re- American’ Loan 8%... ..... $2 On Pay Savings Plan : « oitiong oF publicans and three Democrats. American States €3% ora fy B di C il t 1 » type” mira In closed meetings last week, Ayrihire Collieries com 3% : CHICAGO, Aug. 26 (UP)—In-| la 8. A 4'%%% ptd ........ 100 103 the Council decided to chop ely TN Buk Jas com i» av ui Ing ounci land Steel Co. has offered 20.000! Eo a e R ~ { sp »es . D | | $141,638 from Park Departme nt dobba- Merrill Ona 1 Re-elects Kern employees a chance to buy 250,000) _ _ 3to 0, by eeprom om {ihe nag Bue Bote Se oe LB Kern. 5332 N. Cap.|SATeS Of its stock on a payroll ger at Cin from Health and Hospitals sec- Ghamber ui Commerce com | 32 ol zee} : AP avings plan sen was b C ospitals sec “{Chicie Theater com . .. 40 . |itol Ave., today began his 34th| * { the first ti tion, $66,556.48 from thoroughfare Citizens Ind Tel 5% otd 60 * 4 consecutive term as president of/ Workers who accept the offer) 0 funds, $40,000 from the Sanitation th Jon 4% * » 1% tt} Indi will have options on stock equal 0 m In the in 8, hy ( Con “Al a-Var 4 Ya Ne n ana a 3 8 g Department, and a $15,000 con-| Cummins Fax «on pra 0.0 aba 101% Building Trades gf § in value to 25 per cent of ther| emi Cincy 12 8 tingency fund from Fire Pensions. pustern ind de ot Sia ress ge Council. He was §¢ [1951 earnings from the company| ® In the Remainder of the cuts fell on|Eqiitahie Securities ofd "L113 132, Te-elected yester- gf |at $42.25 a share. / terday, th requested salary increases (de-|pCis HEGUHQ COM ,....eenver op >" day at the coun- ; The price is 95 per cent of yes- U Cubs, 6 ti partment heads took the heaviest Family rinance 8% otd. ...... 83 cil's conventio : _ |terday’s closing price on the New ner's 8-r . avs Corp nofd ceees ¥ on ES ! 10th An slices) and on funds for street Hamilton Mtg Co com .... 32) .....i4 South Bend VR York Exchange. q . maintenance and equipment of lier Jones Class A pid The CORVen. The employees must indicate by Hoved yi all kinds. Hoos, Drug To Som, .... tion also adopted Sept. 24 whether they want the Jiichd More good news for taxpayers ind ‘Asso “Tel 250 of % a resolution con- options. + If so, salary deductions “a " Jor - was a decision to pay traffic engi-| I" Jas a, rom 2 ivr nisnre must be authorized to pay for the iY | | » i 1 f ) § oF 0) (FF 8) FF 1 | th malle; neer expense from state gasoline do Ap Clip" reais oo... : ~ Soming Ime dee stock by Aug. 25, 1955. S¢ § 1¢€ | 1 ¢ k ¢ noe LB BN HE) e : 1¢ i ed overtime - 13x re s oity 10d Pow & con r.v 3% dN 8 ¢ by — Uk omer fo? Tos NS rerun 19 jh HE AnApolis. Ww tom” 11 18% at state institu- : ps Yai property tax levy. Indianavolis Water &a 244 Jah, tions. Mr. Kern Mr. Kern $2000 Watch Reported scored onl. : Jefferson National Life com ... I'v 13 sald prison labor was used to . . . n an Amendment Upheld JRinEan 4 CF od i127 0% ss * erect a building at the state peni- Missing After Fire Bo . + Lineol Nat Life ote 48 146 jary ] i ' ’. - - Councilman Emhardt furthered «i3ich corporation | loi... Mw fa tenuary at Michigan City Theft of a $2000 gold cocktail No matter, where you plan your weekend outing = all roads will lead to pace for a this aim by his motion last nigit PR Mallory om uN, 35s Mr. Kern was state labor com- wrist watch was reported to police! ee — to pay salaries of 90 motorcycle Mastic Aspnait = Ll a 3 Missioney from 1045 rough 1948. { 4ay by Mrs. Simon Ziffrin. 515 pleasure, if you take along an ample supply of Premium Quality i ye The! NA Homes com "ieee e has been president of Steam; Yau police out of gas tax funds, The Nati Homes ofd ~~ ........ 100 03 "| Kessler Blvd.. W. Dr. ' ; : amendment was upheld, five to \ Ini Bub ery com [UUM 3 lritters & Pipefitters Local 440%" Zits Vo oT watch, | : FALLS CTV Saar! 1150 Baer with ha Magic over en four. N Ind Pub Serv 4's pfd 1100 36 21% (AFL) ‘since 1911, except for the... +4 with 10 diamonds and| , Total cut from property levy| lid Fut Serv £30 pra 28% 37% four years he held the state POSt. gicht oriental rubies disappeared | Get some today at your favorite store or tavern. Falls City is available in 0 o Ton ‘ , . ancing Pub Serv of Ind 31a pid ..... 81's 88 first was 8, : : and moved to gas tax financing "ih Serv of in dom wi Oh He first was elected head of the from her desk in the office of variety of easy-to-carry packages for your convenience, was $517,620. Ross Gear & Tool com .... 44% Building Trades Council in 1919. |the Ziffrin Truck Lines, 1120 AS a final boon, City Council giP ie Cpmmins 8a pid . 370 ass Mr. Kern is a member of Lin-|pivision St. | BOSTO! raised its estimate of revenues the|3¢ 1nd U&E 44 pd ......0J0H wood Christian Church, Capitol] ghe told police she did net gible Ton city will receive next year and Jerre lite Mateanis .... 1% 3% City Masonic Lodge and the recall seeing thie Watch after Fri- Boston Bu altered means of financing to pro- ("S"\{\ Qe com > it '3* "23 Shrine. He and his wife have alday's fire at the Ziffrin firm, of 1sed tod% duce a final tax rate of $2.45. giiied Telennone 3% ofd -.... 83 married daughter. which she is secretary-treasurer. featherwel Several of them were moved. *Ex dividena 1 - - SsIr.pfw@ruw a— ee ———— . : attempted as they voted final “Ayes” on the BONDS Produce “q ” : y | Be | uration amended budget, to make state- American Loan Yas so tres i Dati. : SO oe Fuller Brush Men SON, 5 y p 1 ¢ Sec y nhs rene CER " ~~ 1c 8 M mens along this agi . higt Meiiean Tern ous 55 . 98 ran u, $9 large white, 82-661sc; brown mix. Vern Hedges and R. N. Schu-| The No Ve know Us still a Nigh peitien Moin ot Ge 0 [Eee 8 tum hi ge Dert of the local Fuller Brush Co. stands for budget. but It's the best we San Hubner Pertiltser se 3 bk op | Sommercially graded 40 per Lent, extra branch office are attending the Featherwe do, We Fe contented, but RL de 4: » § El er C3 adc. brown mix, 31-aici firm's national convention at Saddler’s Ee NR —— a ae lor Se 64 U8 Ll. subiics of ep nuns Shout mmole’ gvner| White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. si ludols Public Loan Ss 64 iH ++s+ | KTAdes in ample supbly;“most” current re-| Mr. Hedges {is Indianapoli . Ho Market Ind Limestone 4s 78 ......... 7 oh Chickens. Red Ch white crosses and branch manager. THE O( 9 Canciettamp “ss” 88 crest eh ela asians ae 3 dane U.S Statement Rig* who . N aplehurst hr ne las can RE re Good quali y heavy ype ens firm an s . a emen a Active Here Sougue Device ts Bo Tiny: i % hia ME hehange price Ae . =z = expected ; i. raction ermina 5s . os ut er - Creamery 0 score, 79¢; pre- WASHINGTON. At 9 (UP)—Govern- a ainst w Hogs opened moderately active LE y ; tum. butterfat, 63c: regular 38 eee" Ment expenses and IR Dt for He are 35 titla © at Indianapolis Stockyards to- rent fiscal year through July 23. com- @ Raa ; J ; , c 5. champion day. Barrows and gilts were 15- Lh Te ay oat fo ; | France. 23 cents lower than yesterday's Expenses $10.315,943,478 3 8.155,396,424 \ \ \ Oa averages Receipts 6.446.263.803 5.279,277.642 §. Le \ 2 : x Fresh : = : Delioit 3.869.679.6175 2.876.118.781 § § ; BA x ; ; : of novs Sows were uneven, steady to Cash Balance 7.575.923.0900 5.821.103.4538 | \ a sos Le 777 an spots 25 cents lower thun yester- Public Debt « 262.927,607.422 256,370,982.981 | \ RY : : p af 7 over Gler day. Choice 300-3350 pounders Gold Reserve 23.234,968:014 31,800,334.600 © SERN BY x% : WN gL 1 TTY Minn., t went for $18-19. — ~~ NL ad \ had been Few loads of high choice and SHalnfito) prime steers steady early and against five loads of near 1300 pound == Philadeif steers and odd head prime year- Plummez .. lings went for $34.50. : “The Cows opéned- fairly active, fight is steady to 50 cents lower than yes- Oollins, terday, ‘ morrow.’ ~ ’ Hous. soon of odernlely active, burrows It has b - jer choice 3% Bonds $21-21.35, top £2135: 160-185 Y.. winner of pounds 319 B)-al: few 321.35: 320-180 by the N «19: neven, J Fr 2 Lb jower! choloe 300-350 pounds ation, wou $18-19; 350-450 pounds $16.60-17.75; 450- or Plumn 550 pounds $15.26-16 50. Cattle 2000; calves 400; few loads high French h _ +choice. and prime steers steady early HERRING | title ¥ 5 loads near 1300-pound steers and odd . BO TEAC Dr 1 No - HN #. several Tots good to low cholce short fed ° ® “NEITT 4 + yearlings barely steady at 328-31: other } “ pative yearlings and heifers slow: cows ; mer ma ed fairly active, steady 50 cents bout at 1 ower; commercial and wsood 1250-pound cows $21; load utility and [Commercial : J MARVIN said Ant - ang uittity "S18" bulk utility and Com: . FIELD TRIP—Students of a special two-week course in recre- | EXCLUSIVE DE manager. 18-21 d eutters il4- : * : * : L DEALER Fl Snfuercial $18.31; canners an actives (ull ation and park management at Indiana University came to Indian. Arr FURNH | ana 3 cholee and prime mostly '$31-33: looks to inspect the city parks. At Garfield Park are (left to righ) |JSINESS NHURE vicious . 0: ow” early sales choice and oward L. VonGunter, superintendent of Ft. Wayne parks: Roy «\ “better ; k unsold: slaughter ew Gunderson, Spokane, Wash.; H. J. Reffanspen ger vice president ~~ '“oanareus edigl or Laur f . “ ni of the Indianapolis Park Board, and Edgar P. Romilly, superinten- pan 2 na “7 champlo ) Yond wall rn dent of maintenance of the Cook County, Ill., forest preserve, whe | LEE VES eo kB WOUBE 3B: setter ”1 is instructor for the summer course, ows FALLS CITY BREWING CO.,INC., ~—32 1 -. ofthis} Be v : i : 8 ” : . od ; : 3 ith ; ‘ : * 2 % {Ls ! 4 : a Si i : . N

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