Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1952 — Page 26

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Price Controls

Food Values Soaring to

New Highs |g

By United Press { WASHINGTON, Aug. 290—The government today | controls from a host of non-in-| flationary consumer goods rang-| ing from television sets to butMeanwhile, food prices shot to + new record threatening to push] the over-all cost. of living to inother all-time high. | The Office of “Price Stabiliza-! ion announced last night it was uspending controls on a number of items selling well below ceiling} evels. These included radios, tele-| vision sets, record players, car} pets, rugs, beds, bedding and/ cotton linters. OPS also lifted controls trom} .n assortment of items which have little bearing on the cost of] living or present too much paper-| work in relation to their import]

ince to the anti-inflation pro-| gram, The items included chinaware, |

handmade household glassware, | silverware, jewelry, lumber items

and such miscellaneous products as Christmas decorations and nittons

Reds Soy Ike s Talk To Legion Implies War

MOSCOW-—The Communist Party newspaper Pravda in a bitter attack against Gen. Dwight] D. Eisenhower, sald today his recent speech to the American Legion implied war. y In a two-column front page editorial, Pravda used probably | the most vitriolic language it ever has directed against an American presidential candidate or politi-| cian, saying the speech earned the General “the name of the most energetic propagandist hate, contempt and hostility o the American aggressors and war mongers.”

Gives 104 Pints Of Blood; Must Quit

SACRAMENTO, Cal, ~~ Albert Harmon of Roseville, Cal, the| Sacramento blood bank’s most prolific donor, was told today to, hold on to his red corpuscles for awhile, Mr. Harmon has given 104 pints of blood over a period of vears. After donating his sixth/ pint this year, doctors advised! him to take a rest.

on ond 164%

Ayrshire Collieries com L. 8 Ayres 4'3% pid Reit RR A& Stk Yds com In 16% Belt RR & Stk Yds pfd a 68 Bobbs-Merrili com sane 3 Bobbs-Merrili 4%% ofd .... 1 Buhner Fertilizer 5% pid ... 85 Central Soya com ee 34% 368%

Chamber of Commerce com .. 4 |

Circie Theater com Citizens Ind Tel 5% nfd 50% Commonwealth Laan 4% vid. 80% 84 Cont Car-Na-Var ' 1% Cummins Eng com vere 3% 13 Cummins Eng 4':% pid 101%a astern (nd fet 5% pfd ..... 88 Paouitahie Securities com « 48 Pauitable Securities pfd Delta Electric com

13%

Family Finance com 91 Family Finance 8% ofd 9 Havs Corp ofd . 9

Hamilton Mfg Co com

fer ons: Clase 3 . 30 ves Home & T D! . . dat Hook Drug Co com 18% 11

Ind Asso Tele $2

*» {nd Asso Tel $2 7% machinery, wheat, farm products 25 C t H h ‘Ind Gas & Wat 24 Yr p en Ss 1g er 1 4%% pfd 98 103 “In general. That's why the world [nd Mich El 4% D cee @ | Barrow it 1 190 {dole ALb ig HER Co. .: 3. 101, | prefers goods made in the U. 8S. arrows and RULS around : r & t con ‘re SOP : y {ndoh Pw & Lt pid ees "”, Mn A. even countries which ought pounds were up strong to fully ‘Indianapolis Water com 17% 2d © ig fanapolis imdianapolis Water avs pfd . 100 {to reduce their dollar imports. To = cents higher at Indianapolis Indianapolis Water 5% pfd 10804 1 be sure, Americans are becoming Stock Yards today. * Jefferson Nationa) Life com ... 11's 3 : pg hel 1is-! Ldghter weights were 25 cents Kingan & Co com g A'e travel-minded. That helps dis ingan & o- bid ..., a 2 . 8 stances 50 c¢ 8 tines Nat rie . 142 16 tribute dollars. But tourism is no and in ome instances 50 cents A Sor ation 13% W% match for the huge trade deficits, higher. Bulk choice 190-250 R } allory . . i o « . a1.0 ax gs - Marmon-Herrington com 4% 8% Only two way exist for meeting Pounders sold for $21-21.25, lat Natl Homes | 4h? 1512 the constant excess of American ter price paid by all interests. *Natl Homes com . 1 2 f y 7 r re via 100 193 *zales over purchases. One, we Not enough slaughter steers N Ind Pub Serv com Ma i 3 ’ at: \ ) Serv 414 otd 04 #8 can try to increase imports and heifers were od to estab. N Ind Py b 8 43 pid 26 T' That's Vv os v najq 118 a price trend. Cows were N16 d Pub Serv 4.568 ptd .... 23313 27a That's why so much emphasis : of I 8 ne - ; \are8R LAUNGLY COM i, 22'3 has heen put on low tariffs slow and weak, canners and cutub Serv of Ir 3 pid 1 AS “ 2.817 yh com rang Second. we can increase our fers Selling $12-§17 a tank snattvia - . . ORs T5( Active barrows kilts & Tool com - le private Investments, That will around 190 pounds up. strong to | 25 com 24 25% provide dollars with which other fents higher; lehler weights, 23 cents to 9 aS Gal 3 ne i nations can purchase U. 8S. pro- 196-250 pounds, $21-21 25. latter price paid anner 0 A ARMs terres d 11% : . . : by all Interests: top, $21 50: choice 230-280 Fite Hants Ba 1a 16% ducts and raise productivity and junds. $20 50-21 25 neavier weights okhem- ump & y res scarce: cholce 160 185 pounds. $19 50 om m Hving standards, It will increase 54 roads oa) ab SO ind (oT od hi In ne 8% vid. ert meee | $17.18, & few $18.50. sows ttle cn Union itle com cholce 300-400 pounds unevenly *Ex dividend : | Produce 400-500 pounds, $16 50-18: 500-550 po BONDS $16-16 75, odd bir Ww Allen & Steen Bs ‘es . I—— meee — me——— 1 418 80.16 e: boars, $12 American Loan 4'%s 60 . i. Eggs, FOB. ( Cincinnati ‘onsumer Grade Cattle JOO not " h American Security 5s60 ees 1U. 8. A large white. 62 06 2C: brown mix, slaughter nd heifers old 0 American Loan 4'28 55 ......, eser |62-68%0c: U., 8 medium white, 55-58'u¢: establish price tend ows slow weak Hastian Morley os 6) sss thrown mix, 55 aC wholesale grade anne and itters: $12-17; utility and Batesville Tele Co 4'%s . commercially ® { 40 per cent Extra low ymmercia 19 50 bull dull Quhner Fertilizer 8s 8 ..... + {iarge, white, 53-55¢; brown mix, 53-55¢. not fully established: a few sales 50 Ch of Com Bldg 4'3s61 ..... " lcurrent receipts cases exchanged, 36-40c: cents-$1 under erday's late decline olumbla Club 3-88 62 Ee «|small, 35-37¢ few cutter to con mercial $18-22.50 me Ea 1witable Securities 5s 60 «38 “ee Market steady at unchanged prices: re- held above $21 ralers steady. slaughter indpls Paint & Color 5s 64. 9 esas (Ceiptls Increasing and supplies ample for calves weak to wer most sales those ah Public Loan 5s 64 .... 9 «vee [falr demand near 300 pounds up now fully $1.2 lower, | ndpls Ratlways 5s 87 . Chickens ~ Red, 13-38¢: white crosses and extreme more than $2 lower. bulk eholee Ind Limestone 4s 75 va white, 33.35¢: hens, heavy, 22-25¢c: hens, vealers under 280 pounds $30-312. a few ind Asso Tel 3s 75 light, 14c¢: old roosters. l4c prime ¥ at $33 choice calves 28 Langsenkamp 5s 58 Market steady at unchanged prices: down wercial and good vealers Maplehurst Fr inc 81s 67 . «(most lots of farm run -hickens poor §28-30 Paper Arts Co 53 68 «quality and not wanted, 30-32¢ top price Sheep 300 good and choice native nrague Device Ss 80 for better lots and others discounted ac-'slaughter lambs steady $24-20; but prices Traction Terminal 5s 87 01'3 cording to quality poorly tested as choice and prime very Dividang a Butter—Creamery, #0 score, Tc: Dre- scarce: slaughter ewes scarce: nominally | _Stock Dividend. mium butterfat. 63¢: regular. 58¢c steady |

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY AREAS

lifted price 2

38 | cheaply than other countries —|

so good

RIDE 'EM, COWGIRL—The horsey set never looked as does pretty Patricia Campbell, 1426 N. Butler Ave., as she puts the spurs to big white steed at State Fair.

Business Notes—

ifted By U.S. From

Long List Of Go ds

Legal Notice

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed ah for the rchase of the following terials will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission of Indiana, at his office, 102 North Senate Ave. Indianapolis 9, Indiana, until 1.0) p. m. on the 8th day of September, 1052 at which time they will be publicly opened and read. 132% 4900 tons

Invitation Ne, to het ate, fob

size A No, Ald And 12, Bloomington, jelly, on Rosa nity thereof,

48, Section PF, Invitation No. Be 2250 to 2375 tons, size No, 9 and 11 aggregate; f.0.b. Ober, Indiana, delivered on Road 23, Section A (south) or plant vicinity shereo Invitation No, 124: 3650 to S060 tm size No. 9 and 11 aggregate. f.0.b. Gro vertown, Indians, i vered ad 23, Section A (north) or vlad? viii the thereof, Invitation No. 125: tons, size No. 11 aggregate. f.0.b. aaron), Indiana,

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} delivered on Road 213, Section D-1, a1 ! plant vicinity thereof. 9 Invitation No. 126: 200 to 220 tons, sik No. 12 aggregate, f.o.b. ysville, Ih. diana, delivered on Road TBection A ution Na B"Hoo ta sa00 1 vita 0. : 200 tons size No. 7 and iw aggregate, f.0.b.

Branch, Indiana, delivered om Road 168, hg asteat. 0! size No. 7 aggregate, furtished 0 lo ed jal Sate ku trucks in the Vicinlty of a

Invitation Axo. 128: 2 pleces of Wi Fats Arco 13 "134" Bection B, | and de on a tion 8. 63 and 8. R. 154. Hust Riot

R. cavitation Nos 130: A 'ormic. leering parts and Hyd Brake Fluid, fob. 503 W. Market Bi Indianapolis, Indians. Bids shall be submitted upon standard proposal forms. STATE HIGHWAY AIAN AMMISSION

INDI ___SAMUBL e " HADDEN. Chairman

“NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS: Notice is hereby given that sealed pro. posals for the construction of certain highway improvements as described will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission al Bis office in the State House Annex, Indi§napolis, un-

A quintity of Me.

HIGH UP ON HIS MOUNT—Wallace Mahan, West Baden Springs is shown on his tractor at the Fair. Wallace is the tractor driving champion from Orange County.

| Legal Noti Blind Squirrel Hides; of Notice ,

4 i NOTICE TO BIDDERS: til 10:00 A Central Standard Time, on at * Notice is hereby given that sealed bids|the 4th % : Nest of Ba ies Found for the purchase of the following materi- ne a He ben ali ea 3 =n Be [Tcetvod by {he Chaizmsh of | Contract RS-35 Bids are invited op : e State Highway Commission of Indiana, UMIN ETE RES PARIS, Tex..—When Hazel, a 4: his office, 102 North Senate Ave.. In- ay “con CR URFACR

TAKE COUNTY—2:80 miled - mi; on SR 152 and US 20 (Indianapolis d.) from 173rd St. in Hammond to 15%st 8t. in East Chicago, and also 1.08 miles on UR 12 (Indianapolis Blvd.) in Whiting from 131st to White Oak St's

dianapolis 9, Indiana, until 1:00 p. m blind squirrel, retired to her hol- | the and day of September. 1952 ai which me ey Ww be public open d low stump in the squirrel pen of read. » y jopenec ang 100: 4185 to 4220 tons,

» Invitation N (the Gambill Wildlife refuge near ,, I\ *o% To 7% IB Bh LB

Times photos by John R, Bpicklemire

WHEE—Who could be happier than a little girl on a merry-go-round horse? Annette Mosley, 3, of 619 Locke St., grins in joy

! i efluse come out ton. Indiana, delivered on road 58, sec-! Contract R-3547. at Indiana State Fair. ; {Paris and refused to oa ot ncomet ER AES J Ble Jnvited on » . - . | for two days, owner John + Invitation No. 101: 750 to 850 tons, size] FORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENT on | ca . ted No. 11 aggregate, f.o.b. Noblesville, Indi- following: B H t Car mambill investigated. Mu, delivered on road 32, section D or! BENTON COUNTY~Project 75 Sec. G : ; i plant vicinity thereo 0.515 mile on oy urt as | Mr. Gambill poked his hand I arintly iherenl. 5270s 530 tons, SSi8 Edis 9) 38 32 from 1.4 to 0.9 mile

Red-Inspired litters Scare U. S. Investors

A. LIVINGSTON 29-—Joe

By JJ.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Stalin's economic

strategy in world affairs is identical with his political strategy: To keep things stirred up. As long as governments and government policies are unstable, - Americans e t ing to invest dollars in - : late no Sous of the world. Not their export potentials so that in { pa expropriation the long run they can boost ang raceiexpropris : their sales in the U. 8. market. To .,be sure, American €OmM-| he alternative is to continue

panies, particularly oll companies, orig indefinitely or just give up.

have made investments in the phi jast would be tantamount Near East and South America. ¢, surrending to Stalin. All over But these undertakings are eX- tha world under-developed counceptions to the rule. The postwar tries are striving to raise living flow of U. 8. capital has been gtandards. anything but free and easy { If they can't do it capitalisti-

cally, cally,

Investment Change

they'll do it CommunistiThat's ‘Stalin's game,

This aggravates a problem, which originated in World War I when the United States became the world's great creditor nation.

As a creditor nation, we ought to Americans still invest abroad, lve capitalistically on the pro but investment's. different from what it used to be In the ’'20s,

ceeds of investments. The world

ought to sell more to than it buys bankers

investment purchased

Te ———————————— S——————————— trom the U. S. foreign stocks or bonds and sold Local Truck | Grain Prices Ld has run them to investors eid Instead, ‘the world has Tun; ha little private investing that “yellow corn, 5184. “trade deficits $5 billion in 1948 8 done is by corporations which Re oe." 33.25, |and '49, a billion in '50, $4 billion already have plants abroad. These Vilbeana,, 3141. in 51. And Dow. this So he investments are not -always a k d wenn d eran 1 hii around do bH-"matter of choice. The companies on again. ‘an't get thei fits t bec 3 Local Stoc s and Bonds A tha TY can't get their profits out because Internationalists say the ly. 2 of exchange restrictions. —Aug. 29, 1952 oar must | mport more. But more| mppana ig comparatively little of *B0Waams Mtg. Co. . Ref, We {what’ what is called portfolio investAmerican’ osha $ ..| The United States is a highly any That ig buving securities Ame n tes "ee ’ y » ' American @tates 48% pid i, industrialized. terribly efficient o¢ pivate companies or states

country. Our imports consist pri marily of rubber, wool, tin, and other raw materials we don’t have here. Iron ore might become increasingly important. President Truman's rejection of

and then reselling them here. Thus, the great international economic problem of the U. 8S. is, (not how to get along with Russia but how to get along with the

| rest of the world, how to supply ja higher tariff on watches 1s g5)1ars. We don’t import enough; symptomatic. Yes, it helps Swit-lye can't give money away forzerland. Such imports amount to cuar and ever. Therefore, we jabout $65 million. Yet that's tri- oan only hope to invest. But [fling compared to U. 8. export'gtajin just won't make the world

surpluses as above.

U. S. Cheap Production

We produce most things more]

{safe for American capital. We've

got to do it ourselves,

Hog Prices Move

ASEICTED AREA

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jabout veterans because the Amer. contest. lican Legion wants Secretary of!

* make would be unprintable.

ito the stump and brought up size No. 9 and 1! aggregate, f.0 | Plans and proposals may be examined Crosse, Indiana, delivered on road 8, sec- |at the office of the Commission in Ind{an-

tion D or plant vicinity thereof apolis. i tation No. 103: 1200 to 1500 tons, STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA

ize No. 63 aggregate, f.0.b. Peru, Indiana, though blind for two delivered on road 15. section C and D-1 Samuel C. Hadden, Chairman. NOTICE TO BIDDERS

and road 16, section G-2 and H and road [38 so sections K and L Invitation No. 104: 1200 to 1500 tons. p3otled BMA il be Tecelved by The size No. 63 aggregate. fob. Mier, Indi-|City of Indianapolis, until 10:08 o'clock ana, delivered on road 13, section G and| A M, CST. (11:00 o'clock A. D.T.) Friday, September 5, 1952, on the follow

H Aud road 21, section J or plant vicinity ing a1, 000 gallons, more or less Fuel Oil

ther Invitation No. 105: 1200 to 1500 tons, f.0.b. Peru, Rt

Backs in Driveway

A 2-year-old boy was injured {today when he wandered from (his mother into the private drive

Legion Hints Draft Politics sot =

Asks Probe of fon Blvd, was struck by a car

: : driven by Maurice R. MontgomSelective Service ery, 35, of 3148 Central Ave. Mr.|LEG

a handful of squirming baby squirrels, a Hazel, yeans, is caring for her young-| sters like a veteran, §

or plant vicinity

Legal! Notice

CITY PLAN COMMISSION NOTICE oF PUBLIC HEARING | size No. 63 aggregate,

Sealed bids will be received Ohi 10:00 Note is hereby given that a public ana, delivered on road 19, sections A and o'clock A. M., C.8.T. (11:00 o'clock M.. Hy United Proms Montgomery was backing the CAr|nesrimg will be held by the City Plan|B and road 31. sections R and 8, or plant| Hop). Wednesday, September 10, 1953,

.|Commission. City of Indianapolis, on the vicinity thereof. on the fo 29 — The from the drive at 5207 Washing-|Eiio0 Ae Cause: 1 m' Reader for Indianapolis Publis

NEW YORK, Au Invitation No. 106: 1208 to 1500 tons, a : g ton Blvd. 18-Z0-52. This Cause relates .to General flee NO, 83 Masresate, fo. b Feciions hi Lis American Legion Sought today “yw, ‘gnijq was placed under Jrorimee Ne 07 od Min the and XN ind road 105. sections A and B milk and Crackers for jBehool Mik 1 4 ati a ’ ; plant vicinity ereo to find out whether national Se- gnhservation at St. Vincent's Hos- Muniel L Code 3 Inaissepolis oA Invitation No. 107. 300 to 350 tons, size All as per Srscifcations 98, fe in ihe 3 aAgRregate, 2

f.0.b. Richmond, Indi-| gs.

No Sonsisting | delivered on road 27, section D or

of Indianapolis, Cu in the|8na.

eet, Indianapolis. of five ‘members as provided for

ective Serv hes ters was . lectiv ervice adquatr pital The Board Teserves hig right to mccept

i : - lant vicinity thereof. playing politics with local draft| Police said the youngster Wan-|s41 “Plannine Act. “and providing _for Plant vicinity thereof " \ "lor Se aA MM \ ards |dered from his mother, Mrs. Ma- agminisy ive persion. aNd eniorcement No. 2 aggregate. f.0.b. New Castle. Indi- SHE BOA RD op oF Sciioor, co 18. yoards /donna Brane, who was washing| Subsequent to this hearing. the City| 30a. delivered on 103 in New Castle or INDIANAPOLIS In a series of resolutions ip in the B Plan Congnission will report its recom-| PgR, VERILY thencol co to 800 tons, size] , BY MS igmlie, Business, Manager, e family car in e Trane mendation. as to passage of this ardinancey : August 22, 1052.

v. 11 aggregate, f.o.b. Boston, Indiana,

to the Common Council.

adopted at their final convention! {driveway | delivered on road 27, section B or plant NOTICE TO BIDD r 3 Said lie hearing will be held at] , i vicinity thereof. Sealed bids will received by the session yesterday, Leglonnaires| Mr. Montgomery said he in Loo p. 41 {CENTRAL SIANDIRD TIME! | VI ion: No. 110: 800 tons. size No. 13| Bett Pe ons Commi cossy the ex . \spected the drive he used before {gi City Hal. at which time and place S5STessie. fob. Dale Indiana. delivered City of Judianapolls, cats 00 0k urged loosening of Selective Serv-| | starting his car and it was clear interested nersons appearing will be given Bh Joud 162, section A-1 or plant vicinity rE Moan X Rk $ Jock 57 5 DEL: m , n’ - ice regulations to build up the g¢ tre time. Opportunity 44e Be beard I reference tol “‘Inyitation No. 111: 1950 10 1975 '$0R8/ lips cotormer’ 9 the lo 4 | Bituminous Concrete (A.H.) Type “B” Purnishing and installation of cabinets

This notice, is given as required by the the City Plan Commission. nm on the matter is avall-

nation's Armed Forces. rr rm | Surface, furnished and delivered into

regulations o and informa

R t Element Paver Machine in New Albany, Indiana, 3 omne Economics E30 3 Tenry

School No. 76, 703 30th Street

One of the resolutions urged Gl Picked Up at Sea

) res bie rom the, Executive Secretary Of the! pi tintion Nur. 13." 3100. to 5100 tons. | office of the Hoard, 150 N Meridian Strest Congress to determine whether | | Commission, at A neh aE Bituminous Concrete. (A.H.) Binder and | Indianapolis. 3 the Selective Service headquarters, As Tragedy Hits Fami Y Noble 'P. Hollister Te ne paurjate, shed and ely, The Board rererves the right to actevt had been pressured into inter-| BOSTON—A Coast Guard pa- Execu A Secretary section P in Hamilton and Howard Goun- or eee en ol naitior, COMMISa, fering with the operation of local trol bomber made a landing at NOTICE TO BIDDERS Hes vitation. No. J13: Furnish Dectssary PNRIANAPSLs © CITY OF

Sealed propomals for construction of a! labor, minor materials and equipment to| Ry . Bailey, Business warehouse, refxigerstion and service build-| make a complete operating span mounted | Aygist Me. Yon ing at Central State Hospital. Indianapo- | flashing beacon traffic Sen at the in- dd

tersection of State road 9 and 109 N. of | LARMAN'S

boards. sea today and picked up Sgt. The resolution's preamble said! [Charles R. Buggy from a troop-

Manager,

the Anderson, S. C.:. board re- ship to rush him to his tragedy-| sit, Jotiane J bs Te a Pubic | Anderson. Indiana. ; ceived telegraphic orders last stricken family in Sioux City, House. a J oe, indians 104 State! JThviatian NS a Burpsh Decessary| May to permit an undientified Iowa. A. M., Central Tne. on the llth day of make a complete dpersting span mounted man to evade induction by enlist-| Sgt. Buggy was ordered taken Be i ay nd read x nd Sara state Toad $34" N. of Indianapelis, 3-ROOM Ing in the Air Force. According from the transport 800 miles at received after thedesigndted time will be| I elation No. 115: Furnish VAAN

to the Legion, the telegram was Sea when Army officials learned FO reals

will considered for signed by Selective Service Direc-{one of his children had died of |folloxing contracts:

the| labor. minor materials and equipment to. | make a complete operating span mounted

OUTFIT

1. General constriction work {ncluding| with supplemental pedestal mounted traf-| tor Maj. Gen, Lewis Hershey. {infantile paralysis, another was Plumblos, Hea ng. Ventilating. Elec- Be Rrra ar persion ui River | rical and Refrigeration. 4 , U.S. The Legion alsp asked the De- In critical condition with the| 3 General Constriction. 41 in Evansville, Indiana. fense Department {o lower phy- Same disease and his wife hos-| } Plumbing and Refrigeration. uated metal pie. furnished and delivered] 3 COMPLETE ROOMS sical and mental requirements to \pitalized with a broken back. 5. Plumbinie, Heating. Ventilating and | on road 332 near Oxford. Indians, road RL rigeration. 55 N. of Pine age, India permit induction “for Hope k d 8, Blectrical > db : ! Savjtation No. Ak Quantity of J Sow- OF ALL NEW FURNITURE : He r ] e Contract Docu outa. including {n- vine lumber No or equivalent an pservice of many thousands | e an Stevenson structions to WY ge AD: SPecifi Lap furnished and delivered at garage : men now classified at 4-F.” 0 S P cations re on file and’ aydiiable for atte ai Fowler INdiana sen , t A $ 00 exa nation ¥ Dros ctive »n ers Aan Vv on 0 y era repair: of In other action yesterday, the n Jame rogram other interested Lan without charge at| Prox boiler located State Highway garage ONLY

ihe F. W. Dodge Corporation office. Ar-/at Aurora, Indiana

Legion elected Lewis K. Gough, a ESTED, Minas The tw chitecturai Building Mdianapolis, Indiana| Invitation No. 119: 130 cu, vd concrete, : asadena, C a y § a) residentia I -/and at the office of t Architects. Beine,! trans mix, class “D,” furnishe and | ; ide Mi al, attorney as i bp yb fan {Hall & Curran. 31 t Fifth Avenue,|delivered 22 mi. E of city limits of Sey- PAY ONLY $30 DOWN its new national commander. |dates will speak four hours apart|Gary. Indiana. A sex of construct fon | mour, Indlana, at the junctlon of US. 50 | ati Socunterits may be obtained {rom thel an . {at the national plowing contest at| Architects. upon deposit of Thirty Dol-| Invitation No. 120: 1 Marshall Apparatus | Balance in Easy Payments Truman Is Accused Kasson, Minn., Sept. 6, contest!lars ($30¢0) withjn 20 days after| for Asphalt Mixture Stability Testing or! officials said todav the opening of the bids, the documents are eaual. fob. 532 W, Market 8t, Indian-| Of ‘Slurrin Remarks’ 8 sal oday. returned yndainaged jenosits ol those apolis, Indians. 317 General tial : y sai ¥ho Submit 1 bi be ully re- wvitation C 23: ¥enera eprair o 4 They said that Gen. Dwight D. ded, Fe er eben, less the ac-/ International trucks. model L-162, located 1 By United Press Eisenhower's speech has been| Hr cost: of reproducti of the (200 {State Highway £8vasd a! Bluffton, sian | yoy v iy a - S Sha su e upon standa | NEW YORK, Aug. 29 (UP)— scheduled for noon and that Of jerves the rignt to reject! any or all pro. DIOBOSAL forms. g aA iame Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson for! posals. to waive any infosmalities therein. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION FURNITURE COMPANY A top adviser to Dwight D. Eisen-| in. the 4 . ed jand to return any proposal received after| or INDIA AN A etl, 'Chalvinan. | hower accused President Truman ‘ Sam BY, No bias shall be eit 3 - 302 E. WASHINGTON

1 About 100,000 farmers are eX] of, Bids shall be withdrayn for a period ay pening of bids. | Broadway’s liveliest column, by remarks” {pected to attend the y ru

, This notice Sibersedes all previous no-| y : Plowing |, Ab role: roe Earl Wilson, appears in your

of making “slurring

Open Fridays Till 9 P. M.

| WALTER R: MYRBECK, Director | __ Division of Public = and Scppiy Sunday Times.

U. S. Tank Spits Flame ARMY CHEMICAL CENTER, Md.—The latest U. S. medium tank has a new flame thrower as its main arinament, replacing the usual cannon. Built primarThe President told his weekly ily for use of the Marine Corps | news conference yesterday he has In assault operations, a giant | no intention of bowing to Legion flame thrower is mounted on a!

State Dean Acheson fired. Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas said the President veterans by

offended sarcastically ring to them as

war refer“young boys.”

demands and said Mr. Acheson M-47 body. would remain as Secretary of | State as long as he, Mr. Truman. Labor Party N Nominates 2 in the White House. NEW YORK — Vincent’ Halli-| Obviously angered by the Le- nan, San Francisco attorney, was Klon's resolution, the President nominated as the American La-| said the reply he would like to bor Party's candidate for Se

dent at its convention here last | ] night. - Mrs. Charlotta Bass. won! 3

the vice presidential nomination. |

Honor Iran Riot Dead

TEHRAN, Tran—Martial Jaw Crashes Polide Station was suspended for 12 hours to-. STAMFORD, Conn. (UP) —_ day to allow demonstrations in While hurrying to the police sta-|

tion to pay a $6 fine for passing Woot a stop sign, Leo Arrecco lost con-! Vestcrn sources feared trol of his automobile and ran bloody Nationalist - Communist into the police building. The cops, clashes might result, took the $6 and called it Square. |

INDIANAPOLIS

honor of those killed in the July 21 riots.

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