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Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 14

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Anderson Heraldi
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Anderson, Indiana
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1 14 The Andereon Herald Wednesday March 2L 1958 1 1 I HlV LM'llll UV Coming Auction Soles poit are down 'loans 'are Tho Iowa poll of the Des Moines Il IA aUln ma 1 1 (I 'X IfnnielAr PhrtArU thnf nnflpj and established the system of free skits spoofin" Cmigtess tuberculosis clinics throughout In and lack Pearl th Baron Mun 'i 1 A I problem: hovels Ernest Templeton was taken to tracts remaining open after Tnes improving Hnv nuid hp caHIaH hv dnlivArv nf i aid bom parties "mildly: inflation hich he said i Local Livestock to 300 BONDS 7 in i Muncie Livestock ONLY GAL autman 5th Meridian ree Parking DRY GOODS LOOK HERE! BOLENS HyxS DOSIER rrwr ENCE co Kaufman's EST PRICES REE ESTIMATES WoI I 5th and ree Parking A HARDWARE 200 220 of t2ttpwt) shares as compared1 with 1120000 shares traded Mon day burner I'lixol i ne frames en months before the Novemher(year Retail sales are slow stocks e'ect ion enough farmers nrght hem 6716 up 022960000 JIM GALLTVAN 2322TV 12th St and Mrs Mr and and fam Qvtetim utnithd Through Courtesy Thornton and McKmnoo 1 13 The washable LATEX wall paint 1400 down) STEADY 19 00 down Sill I STEDY ply is fear of The speakerisaid both appear to favor nnlieies which health in our expanding econ omy! 2 2 Coronary artery disease is now being treated by a new surgical technique which involves switch ing one of the arteries that nor really supply the breast and im planting it in the muscular wall of the heart to compensate: for the obstruction ih the coronary system' 312 8 190 200 220 240 2G0 to 260 to 280 to Sow Calves St Rod E( Hood VL in Alexin NEW YORK tru Tho bond mar iket ended lower Tuesday ii 1 1 1 id tltf Jrtc" unT Tirh eimlifv ih i i 1 1 1 1 1 i cum 1 1 1 1 1 1 in' (vestment issues contributing 7 to (the decline Some industrials re Mrs Viola 'Clendenin is ill at her home on Lynn St Anderson Marvin Ellis Jr 'spent Hast week visiting his mother andmlher relatn cs Man in is JtJ'troLcor nard IVgcjd Mo Recent guests of Mr Charles Eppard were Mrs Graecton Eppard ily from Paxton III Mr and Mrs Merideth Eppard and son of Gas 1 Ike's Aid Plan Seen As Vital vuM Mvinuvii) nut oiifivu avmti ill 44iLlllMijillji IV 13 1 1 1 I 1 'j senhower Marml Throughout the stater bank'deobTOgrunv (Mil to choice slaughter ewes soldat $5 50 to S350J Salable receipts were 2000 head about as Expect 2 to lambs brought $19 10 to $2125 idq to Hogs Develop Price Weakness X1 i lOlIllCl JULCL MJ Ol ill charge of the meeting Othet fea Wfllked head crcct and I ihn nxniKil ivxozvx i ntt 1 1 I eves dry down the church aisle behind her husband unadorned brown casketCShe was escorted by comedian lack Haley an old friend Several times she paused to nod to a sympathizihg friend to grasp a hand but she did not falter a'nd her husband hadbeen almost' inseparable during their marnaee They appeared to b'a a i $18'180 another new iccord high Rubber miik for the average Iff Industrials were at a new high wnnBhou of $27280 with a gain feoj Muiuoi und railroads "were the highest 1P29 up 50 cents at $14120 the utilities backed down 10 McDonald Plans Open House The view alwvc Shows the i sThe 'McDonald urniture Show 39000 pounds of roofing materials lomal at the new McDons room aid Show rooms Inc I PAINTING Twice as Easy Twice as ast with LOWEST PRICES CALL 7988 WednMday March Three rnllea esrt of Andaraon SS acres Rov and Eva Joan Barb dell Kirk Auctioneer Thursday March A Hodre Moton Inc Public Auction Located 1 block south nt Ourt houae in Marion Indiana on Washington Street Erg Hxd Evrrctt Coin Thuradsy March A Webb TublC Sale ot hr: stork Located 2 mile east of Murphy Miller Auctioneers Saturday March 10:00 A B'ack bale of Personal Property Located 218 Haverhill Drive Meadowbrook Kirk Auctioneer laturday March Hr and Mis Raymond orrer Jr Public Auction Located 0 miles east of Noblesville on State Road 30 tn Clarksville Dale Hansliew Burl Nicholson Auctioneers Wednesday March A Ed Admf Sale of Real Estate and Household Goods Lo cated miles of Elwood Kirk Aucttpncer Wednesday March Hunter Motor Co Real Estate Auc tion Located MIO Jackson St Egg Hood Auctioneer Saturday March A David Swinford Public Auction of arm Tools Located four mile southwest of Anderson on 25th Street Road Kirk Auet nt i "'os re addition some were named for members of United Nations 30' problems Jn Dillon said wa'5 a JP4y isited Mr and Mrs Cliff Eppard 511 Etna Thursday Mrs Mae Malhew of Spiceland IrdJ was overnight guest ofrMrs ileafj Noble Monday Jbs 2 lbs! ibs 1 bs IbS lbs er Tuesday was the inal trading Si Hospital for trcatmentrl'cM factor affecting the Amori day in all March contracts Con Enj observation He is economy and Lhemoncy CHICAGO tn Hogs were tin 1 1 i cvciuy Mt uuy io wins i Tuesday in moderalclv nchve at 74 80 trading Sows weresleady to 25 cents lower also Mrs' David Gahime'and 'Mi Mary Lawler attended the fi'h DistrircL Buiem meeting a Markleville riday Earl Schalk and Mrs' Pauli Zcabart Mrs erd Chaplin Airs Goo'd and Mrs Chester Broad bent were recent guests of Mrs Leafy Noble PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will sell without reserve to the hih ext bidder on premises lofil ed 3 miles North of Lapel Ind riday March 23 1:00 pm Two piece (wine colors living mom suite two bedroom suites with springs and real ties dining table and chaiis old fashion dresser stand tables' coffee table 9X15 rug dark color 9x15 rug lirht color cupboard porch glider a number of straight chairs gas range 5 room oil space heater two holc oil three hole oil bin ner stove windows and dishes and fruit jars rcB gm den tools hoes rakes and hand tools press garbage can 'ov els pump jack with hore power electric motor keg of nails 80 rod of barbed wire chain block lumber log chains car jack wash tubs and other miscellaneous items TERMS' Cash Melvin OeBoh owner Wjant Diakc Aucfs Hogs were steady tirSia and Egypt si'ted the downtrend iuesuiy Treasury obligations pst i ed their first advances "of morejs' than a week in themveplhe ter market Dealers uote4 the' t0 280 Ihs 2'is of 1965 up fl 32 (O 971 32 bid'280 to 360 lbs The victory 2l4s of December 1972 67 gained 4 32 to 9 1 18 32 wt eitJ 1 1 104 22 32 and the 10 vear Good to choice steers 15 OOW19 00ljn ofJhc rrc'nchPfciJ calves 200 and lambs 100 i lor 4 me Lvnxh Cora fuu inn nnH ibin rhnro emhirt fur i i Si'Vii i i is i yxtai iwiiUu lui noronoi (Off is whether the'ier improvement for a time Sell Nw Jo'11 cnirot LI A I I PnnwiuluxHx' 9u 1 1 1 1 si ii 1 1 i i I 'i ii i i in i si'i i it tux i the yoters the idea that Ei'enhow 'imm jts best Shortly before i io raeHAniihlA Cr 4 i I VAj'tniglJUiW IVIk UJU JiU HJ £J)' ffe oxm fa pxr tows Chjose froni 3 animus Scotts BLINDS this year sow die best' get a better lawn for less! "Deluxe" $165 lb Picture book lawn beauty mil lions of perennial seed per pound i z) Ins Scoffs $125 lb Combine beaut) and service for living 5 lbs $59)! Scoffs 95c lb' Quick and hardy grass coverage rugged lawn 5 lbs $475 Administration ar oay musi ne settieo oy delivery os the "grain?" a Shorts attempting to cover par 4 tt'cuiariy in wneat round ottermgs at PaII A4limi(cd and had to bid the 'price l(E VUvv wU VlYvU Up sharply'" The supply siTuafion ivi 1 in whnnl wac ovfrnmdv were active and strong to 30 cents higher Valcrs were A truck lot of low prime 1275 pound steers sold at $2300 the top A load of prime mixed I Heers and heifers mostly heif ers sold at $20 50 'J Salable receipts were8500 about 2500 more than ex tpcctodr I Slaughter lambs were sloy and 'steady to weak Slaughter sheep' held steady Good to prime wooled isq 9 3'S 72 4 1 1 7D4 60 63 a ii loninl at thf new chons ronm Inc js celebrating open Mr McDonald opened his first aoad Thu would be some or an! nT aid Ini located sitting Wcdncddv in the fui ului sluiO on Main St inJW 200000000 more than was allotted lhe nty organization at Linder the junction of Ind 9 and Ind new modern building Io Walton Rathron vice president ast Car Ihyrsday esemng at clock 1 i a i i i i i i i a aw i I Or mhu rrl CtArnn nruciHnni nt pm cny An ipen'C'iu a me juucuon mi yn men wu muuw1u Hoospr (hat the ad a sKia on 1 be nt house nhsrevnucc vi 'tart m'and 67 three mi es south of Ander 'gaiuntion for eight ears Association win oe in the new store today The "Colo4wn The now store has a windowi Maiiy naltonally known furniture features sft id 'man run agff oKJBO eel and' a flen ami ca 'lines win oe ms nayen and cherry pieces in the eadyiof 120 feet The store and factory representativys American stylc now being prp i Meridian St will be: main be at the new store during the rlirr rtl Ivxr vsnrsr Hinnrl ner fhn 4nu it nx rs InAmmn nrxnn hnittfl llltC Ll fPK Ml JULLLLU AJ lJLUU JLCtUI li iU Lu 15 sLl XLIU UUnjl vU i 4AJ Uxl IU LU UVU Vi 1 manufacturers Mrs a me Me According to James McDonald! Donald says I industry Donald Walter Ralhfonaml president of the fnm almost JOOtW A huge cmpct IM feel long a(tcr ))e returng Wcdncsd from I I in An 4 aIIAa nxiinlo A A i Il ill ax ft 1 inrtJli I I Xrt 1 1 A I 1 AP I 4J Af it 131110 a lour of the Middle and rar rast Eisenhower asked for power to spend up to a billion dollars overthe next 10 years to help under developed countries with long range economic projects Anew protest came Tuesday from Lep Pasinart "Who heads an appopnations committee handling foreign aid requests He said the aid program could con tinue for more than three years its present rate without another dollar from Gongress He said the proposed authority to make com imitments 10 years dn advance the Roth Hoover an(1 Hollister bore 4lnn the theme thnf ihilitv'1 ie ft si' slcssential and that the O1AI aiv PI0rarn uas dratted with trial 11: 31'1 requirement uppermost in mind 64j Grain utures Ni37Sij Remain irm 1334 un CHICAGO Grain and 24' bean futures mostly were firm on 5 BOnrci 0 Trade Tuesday in a market that saw wide price move ments in 'March contracts Tho Mnrrh tvhenf eAnfraef rmr ticuiariy moved up sharply it lisic jjroaaocni ine aoor prize opened as much as'5 cents high was awarded to Mrs Oma Young er and closed as much hs 91 1 Members present were Mes within A of the daily per Jdamcs Herschell Widener Harvey missiblc limit jYoung Jesse Lawler Artie Lcw Wheat closed to 9G 'hieher ellvn Ernest Templeton Ernest ASHINGTOS High admin istration officials went to Congress Tuesday to declare that President embattled foreign aid program is vital" to free world security ri They said underdeveloped coun tries are in danger of succumbing to' 'Soviet offers of economic as sistance They called the Presi dent program "the best answer" io new taetus of entiee ment Acting Secretary of State Her bert Hoover Jr "and John lister head of the International Cooperation gued before the House oreign Affairs committee in behalf of the program Eisenhower outuned in a special message Monday The President asked Congiess to Need To Avoid Depression Blame Stressed DALLAS US Dr Arthur Wcl mer dean of Indiana University's School of Business Administration said Tuesday neither major poll can afford to be chaiged with a depression' Speaking al the first annual' South" estetn Senior Executives Conference of the Mortgage Bank ers Assn of America Weimer31 said the lesion of the' irly PHOs was leaned well by Lepubhcans and Democrats alike depression that charged against a political party ic A rnmitrincr Ia'icI a xx1Sr WV generation to overcome said "The most important poli American Motors Ainf TL iir Tel was evidence of 2200 BALTIMORE The World War fleet of victory ships were given the names of cities tovvnA colleges famous persons dianq He aided in formation of chausen of radio fame committees on tuberculosis There were no flowers in the state and county medical socicticsichtirch and an eulogy as de livereo me omy time Alien va mass when Msgr James pastor of the church prayed h'r him ending with the phrase' "may his soul rest in peace" 1 1 1 4 uk 4 a I A I i I (jrt ttlC IU 51 Hl II WIV III 1 4XVJ to snatch the state away from the GOP Right now the chances of ILili appear somewhat slim in this tian ditionully Republican stale Even! pnjhejarms there still is plenty! of "1 like sentiment: I If it lasts it could give a itt to Republican Sen Bourke cnlooper and Republican Grv Leo A Hoegh next November Hiek 1 enluoper fust has to get pat couple of opponents Jn the June 4 primary So far Hoegh has no op posIon in the primary lhe state his no presidential primary If it dd Sen Estes Retainer ol Tennessee might give1 a shellacking to Adlai Steven son in a Democratic test run A' leading politicanwho favors Stevenson for president all over the countrv He has been 1 la member' of the board of rnYfi mentioned came at the end of the agers ol the Indiana state Sana toria for many years arm Problem Rafes As Top Issue In Iowa By DOUGLAS CORNELL DES Hmh cods and low price for tanners ate' the great burning political issue in Iowa President health whether Vice President Nixon will remain his 0 1 i 1 1 1 partner oil rlz I ore L'l LMJIIVV Llivv juat wrniu count Jor much in the present) 77m jtace of election year political ma neuvenng i 'Says hefauver would run better What claims the atfentmn of he an(J wi(hlhe fatm pohticasn is the giunbhng on the J)e W(ju(f farms where that tall corn grows he state Became of it some 1'11 A top Republican officials av" feel a little shaky Demoi rats' hr GOp wou)d )(j Kefauv hopclal Jharrler to beat then Strvrnson Of course they felt much the' yhis same official says he is enn same two years ago when farm tf1(en lowa will go for President ers were complaining about ipuch Eisenhower again the same things And the state! prtm Reogh and a number of vent solidly Republican in theeounfry bankers come ominous mntrrAKfiinnal anti ffc form' i liimtinn1 UJ" limit MH lUilU HSMUil ll cVciiona then jut a it did mlparane that of the rn inp 1952 Iroots of the depression of the But since then parts nf lowalwere nourished in farm land "have been parched by two years1 In lows there are these factors of drought The price 01 nogs to be consioerea: from which the state gets about The (arm equipment ner rent of its farm income is feeling a i 1 II 1 i I 4AAH Ininti If) nas auen lanner ociuw ljicorcaK HihiiwHiviuiins Hrtuuv vh ee" Slav drv and the ZOWbntles says business iof farmers the Iowa arm 1 7 jr I of bogs fails io go up in the ev'off about 10 per centIrom lat jeau to StOCK how Strpnofh Quotations nrj I IV VW 1 1 VIlVjlII Now fork stock fxchorsgo ino Qvetet f1! urnithod Throvqh Courtety Thm Administrator's Notice of Public Sale of Real Estate The undersigned Administrator of the Estate' of Samuel Bn ee hereby gives notice by virtue of an order of the Superior Court that he will At th Hour of Six (DST) on Thursday he 5th Day of April 1956 on the premixes sold which Js in the Town of Perkinsville Indiana offer for sale st public auction all of the interest of 'he decedent in and to the following described real estate located in Madison County Indiana to wit: Lot Number 2 in 'Block One of the Origi nal Plat the Town of Perkinsville Said sale will be made subject to the approval of said court and for not less than two thirds of the full appraisid value of said real estate and for cash The purchaser will be required to pay down on the day of the sale at least one fourth of the sale price and the balance when the sale is approved by the court and abstiaci and deed are furnished Said real estate will be sold ire and clear of all lien and encumbrances except the fall atallmcnt nt taxes due and payable in 195t and subsequent thereto An abstract of title will be furnished brought down to date including report of sale of real estate Said propertv improved by a three room semi modern house and located on the second street north of the incr bridge and about a block east of State Road 13 on the south side The house will be open for examination by pros pectivc purchaser for two hours immediately prior to the sale Also a small amount of personal property will be sold at said sale William Pack Administrator and Atty 506 7 Anderson Bank Bldg Eggbnrt Hood Auctioneer No 260d Mar 10 21 28 loser than i 1193 individu rrnnrn maud al issues traded op 4S3 ad i 1 vanccd and 527 declined with A I new highs and 9 new lows for the ror Algerian vear Volume was" suhsE'infil" nt I i 'jitiii vr 'l I UJ i 1 2 sh irc'vas witii i 3 ci ta 1 141 1 i i i rot dim i Mt' 1 1 VJ i 1 1 1 better wore slow and steady' to 50257000 shares traded Monday ('pY2uS Ambassador ln wheat was extremely cents off Kinds grading average' the market also hit a ncw )tas Dluin nnnUncel Tue tiShl' Chicago stocks fell813000 good and below were fairly active tay ful and firm American back 'b'1pls nsl representing and fully steady HeifcrS wcrel on tilc American Stock jo i rance's ffrirls heavy shipments to export posi steady to 50 centsdown Rulls' hangc were mixed on iml Clllrif'ble 5nilltion to bon The visible supplyjell fhn nrAhbrnB tn raunlMArn A I cvav? dW iHJSIlt IS IcfNL MtlE United Stales stands solidly) Tll(' Pas'age of the noxvtcn Ind and Mr and MrsJVal behind rance in her search for a f3rn prov idmg for increaseder Boundy' of Anderson liberal and equitable solutioii'of the'P1 ice supports for wheat and cornL Mrrand Mrs Charles Eppard i hlr A i hiillirl infliiAnAA UAJ4 44 i 1 1 1 LI 1 1 Net 14 a speeelflo rench and foreign1050 P115 respondents here Cash gram markets were firm foreign office official! reflecting light receipts and the iiieit the speech which Dillon said nvut DriAAf was designed to char tip rcnch un buanntics of from iVld TKCl II lit "misunderstanding" of the United crop 7 attitude i a lliimf'for the DiIaHA UAMf1 1300 rench government to know that ljLK niMji" 13 25 iL is suppurted uithnui reluctance 1 the United States the rench Ci I 7 1250' spokesman said Britain announced" Dam 3 im 3225 its support earlier this month HI I In II I jIHnllV J200 Dillun in his address to a mcct 6 22 6 73 corn tx 2l higher oats low Smith Lcn Houston Earl Schalk 2768 30 is er to 4 'higher rye lower to'Joe Jones Chester Broadbent and 1 Aoproimaljt' i Ia lln krtMoee 'yzofe II'APA I I ci I WJUCdlld 4 IHKHVk LU 11JU MUdlWd UUWW VS 17 XL4 4 1V42 up'Yev lower and" lard 7 cents a hun Mary "lackard and Mrs? "Jack1 '167 12 up 25 dred pounds lower to 5 cents high Young Dinner Speaker Dr James Stygall above In iiiipI who has been in charge of Madison County Tuber Bankers sav this mirrors thcptinuay Register rcportsjnat near troubles of tut tanner py iwo mini oi me people on Rural mail orders to Des Moines farms and im small towns and an department stores reportedly have just over half of those in ciUcs dwindled the Democratic party Irnnfly Tuesday in a niixtd stock Tkzu uu'i kirfHAcf kpfvps hr' mtrmct nf formers 1 inarkCt rmmiCmrim'nnAO Xf erm HCTC AV4 42 KiA JuQZAtUiuA LLLLV OS il Tir x' 7 Umcnt that ibe Democrats alsou muhuuui fumLAVLu serve labor interests best while Vtlllcs into new issues many of s' 7 Lhe GO? best serves interests of the higher priced variety Cfrys(er business prolcssioral and of split JcMWaliej collar people Some rads oi and chemicals aii 51 "Tie higher with the steels and fou A though other Towans a U1C bu)lding mi(criaU issucs st00(1 (JJ: belter opinion farmers give bccre icnrai Eitr taty of neulture Honson a rating in the Iowa poll on the kmd 1 JH nngood of job he is doing Another poll as0 wcre loun inunoi Cnoi bv Wallaces Homestead a farm' in'wnotonaUot 'tw ue real i ne i nisei was uxi Kmm magazinepoints to a big drop in i iu 4 i Lire iunn i lie nig lH'Mlun UHU L'Uil I bo answered vet i Democrats will be able to soil ng soon Strength o( slocks in lhe ace wnn universal by tspvprrd Inndc nnd Ini nf mrtxHv 1110308 3 (1 Ihl OURilOUt the No I and 2 2W0 pound butJi tllprc wre more locr er sold at $1385 to $14 00 imuaR'1 11 1 vle' to Monday top Larger lots of sows weighing 3511 to 6ui) pounds brought $10 25 to $1175 1 Salable hog receipts of 10000 bead were emial to exportations mil smith of Eaton EUen berfer Bros Auctlonrirs Thursday April VMtlt 4Biir Peik Salt of 'Rest hAlHtt Sank Breathe Place in Verkintville north o( J3 and Nth St Road Auctioneer Saturday April POO Psulr af hniilrtme lots drhi north of new Grade School William Peck Adm £gg Hood Auctioneer Saturday April 7 10:80 A John aulkenburit Public Sale of Tools Located 8 rnnes south west of Anderton Klik ADMIMISTRATOBS SALE WEDHESOIY M1R0H 18 IM IT II O'CLOCK AM LoZaled miles NE oLElwood 7 nvlcs airmount or bi mile of Rigdon Being old to settle Etate of Annetta Bratt ain deceased 110 Acres of land household goods feed and sheep Real Estate sells lc30 PM 40 acres with 6 room 1 4 story all modern home oil furnace basement and water system 16x20 garage 4iKjo barn tool shed hog barn chicken house and brooder house with lots of shade fruit trees and berries 60 acres 80x120 rods with old school house located on corner tract 10 acres tract 20x80 rods These two tracts' arc close by and will be sold separately' and as a whole SHEEP AND 16 Cheviot ewes and 1 Back most ewes have lambs at side 150 bu oats some loo clover hay AUTOMOBILE 1953 2 door Chevrolet only 600 miles HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLS AT 11 Living room suite occasional chairs dining room suite 2 bedroom suites radios victrola bedding dishes cooking utensils some hqpey canned fruit new power lawn mower almost new 8 cu ft deep freezer and contents refrigerator electric range Underwood typewriter and desk some new wire fence posts platform scales and a Jot of small hand tools and other articles Cash on personal property Real Estate 10 on purchase price cash on sale dav Balance dua on or before May 1 abstract shewing clear title to date furnished purchaser Lunch will be served Kirk Auctioneer EDWARD ROACH Administrator Alice Jones Is MLW Hostess Tlie "MLW" Club met lecently at the home of Mrs Alice Jones The meeting opened in regular form with the president Mrs Jones" in the chain A bake sale netted a gratifying sum 1 for' the treasury Contest won by (iciJi p3rtv KI JMI Ji'C HILI MAKE A TRACTOR SALES Your Garden and lawn Headquarters GARDEN TRACTORS ROTARY TILLERS LAWN MOWERS CHAIN SAWS Be Sure And See The SPRINGIELD RIDING LAWN MOWER'' Come In Today! ONLY 10 DOWN AND 24 MOS TO PAY ANY THE OLLOWING ministration intends to continue! about the same rate of spending whjje putting about two billions in to a fiscal pipeline to provide need ed military items in the future Secretary of State Dulles will be 'called for testimony some time nl I LuuniiupKj4uwu uuwn a44i u4uuxi uiyvvj pinch' Tworlines McDonald 'me shown in pounds of asphalt tiling was ucd will be unrolled fob the opening aeon photograph Ion the floor of the showroom and days ns welcoming theme A TRACTOR SALES 27Q3 Broadway Telephone 3 4688 ANDERSON INDIANA red1 Allen Rites Held In New York' NEW YORK ALT' Comedian red "Allen was buned Tuesday mourned by show folk both old and young and by the fans he kept laughing through the year Allen who dropped dead at 61 on a Manhattan street while out walking alone Saturday re ceived the' final tribute of his priest his friends and his gi loving widow at a high requiem mass sung in the church where he was mamea and wnere he worshipped every Sunday St Roman Cathulic Church known as the Church" because it is in the heart of the hroadway district was filled to overflowing for the 45 nunute service In addition to 800 persons ed tn thechurch there were 700 i izu 1 sm vrinL uii Lit jjiun'MdnRu Mtn qpropriale nearly $4 MWLWUflB uwalk outside gathered to pay their for military and economm aid llplcJor years' last respects to the man who was 1 enAftkar fnr tn anniM ninnor Of known as tne sharpest wii ana (softest touch on Broadway i Portland Hoffa a former dancer i A 11111 I it Lil'UaiCKY iinrmer niseier a laiaunv a in tures oi the annual meeting in 1 elude the election of officers and presentation of the annual ieport1 Dr Sty gall is president of the American College of Chest Phy si cians chief of staff of the lower Mission Hospital chairman of the Committee of the In diana State Medical Asx iation and controller of tuberculosis fqr the citv of Indianapolis and for Marion County He is also an as R(ther on the radio with her shrill sistant professor of medicine al Mr Allen" setting off his 1 the Indiana University Medical famous hour long NBC program Sihool and ha taught medical I tow Hall for a decade students for 30 years And at the funeral were some In 1921 Dr Stygall accepted the lof the other old occupants of 1 position of medical director of There was Kenny Indiana Tuberculosis Association Delmar the Senator Claghui nf i Pifc Governor Wv new buving interest CorpAn (irouMd in lhe steels and the 7 dllp Stock plondord Brunch Tlio Associated Press 'average nA 7 of 60 stocks was up 80 cents atUnJtd AiSfafl 5 Stet I I Western Ufuon sne Au it VsHtnalort CClhsI Jon and 1 Volume of Clo aver 'scd 4 entire 71050 ing of condemned) INDIANAPOLIS (Sp! 'l Biilcher Tommy Marsh spent the week intlucncesjitwork trying hog were about steady here Tues end witlroMr and Mrs Howard iq unutinuLjc uitr i miui pubiuon on receipts ol 12000 head 'jouic JU XonliAfricaJHc did not clnbo Bulk No to 3 grade of ISO toLMoonsvi)Ie Conservation Ghih irt rate but listeners said his reference 2mpound barrows 'and gilts5 sponsoring a square dance al the' Obviously was to both Soviet Hus brought $1350 to $13 75 Scatter Lodge Hall at rankton March 31 I fl IT 1 1 b0 VHI 1 i nrv n'ix I rTir I rf nxnn i'Mrok I fl IK Ml 41 I I 11 4 1 I Hit tt 1 1 1 1 IXOVia I 1 11 UU 1 1 1 1 I 1 1(1 St I I I IH 11 Dillon smd the US government i(nt $1275 to $13 50 Seme No members or at the door is happy that rance has grant Und imriw can nnunds wonf nil Mr and Mrs red Nohin nni $13 85 cd Morocco its independence and j1325to $13 50 daughter were recent guests of 1310m 1335 Js about to do the same with luni sows were fully steady on thoselMr and Mrs Walter Lcnnis 126U(1285sa' (An agreement granting rimidundcri 500 pounds with others! Stephen Lcnnis isrill with" 135 iu 12 35 sia independence was signed in ucak 3 ho 300 to 450 poundcrs sold mumps a 1175 'Tuesday' nt $1030 t0 $11 50 4J0 to G00l 1 8 25a 975s 7The four' departments oLAige 1 poUnds $950 to $1050 (SHIP NAMES CATTLE 'na are rrencn territory ne saiu Caille CCCipts wcre moved up 3 32 to 27 32 bid Med tn good steers ISO'hUroOl piU 1 7V Volume increased to $5410WCom to med steers 10 2 par value on the big board from: Good to choice heifers 15 0D(5tlS(W OCAU CRAIN snow curtailed $3900 1 Med tq good heifers 13 00 (n 1500 Soybeans A rniKlrP LBethlchcm Steel 3'is the to med heifers 3(100Sl40Q4vhraL 2 04 prhnrn hen most gahietl to Good to choice' cows io 501200 12811 on a turnox er of 643 sales! air to good coyys 9 50 1050 ue 1 051 7" Standard Oil (Indiana! added) Canncrs and cutters 800C" ILOOm rpr (g lb' 1 21' USE THE CLASSIIED SECTION IU Li VyiiBlIlUill VVip XlwWVAl't JV jumped 8 to 139 HIGHER noire to prime veal $21 out" 24 00! Common to good 15 00(i20 'O uuiuy I NEW YORK The cotton tev! tile market was Uiet In wool goods another mill! 1 raised prices amounting to fix eiSlaughter sheep 500 down cent a yard on several of its cloth ranges covering July August) Mississippi produces 100000 bar delivery 4 oil day from its 106 Rayon goods were slow fields located in 29 counties 1 'I'' 1 rl 'A I 1 I 1 1 1 i i rt 1 a roy CT 'f i HeBIooki 1 i i :4 11 ff 4 7'7 7 ro 7 17 i i 1 7) 1 1 vy LM 1 Mt rt Mr '1 rtl MM CtV 1' 7' MVM' 1 PAINTING Twice as Easy Twice as ast with The washable 'PT LATEX wall paint.

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