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Mus. Cul. Cul. The Sports Sporta Edition Edition Farm Journal of Clock Club Oldest Masonic Past Master At Peru Is Dead Peru, Aug. 17-(Tribune Area Special) -John H.

Fidler. 86, 127 West Main street, Peru's oldesti past master, is dead at his home here after a week's illness. Funeral services will be conductIn the Elkenberry funeral home 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. Paul E.

Chalfant, of South Bend, former pastor of the First Presbyterian church here, will officiate and interment will be in Eel River cemetery, north of Peru. Mr. Fidler served as Master of Peru-Miami Lodge No. 67, F. during the year 1910.

As the oldest living past master, he was guest of honor at the tennia! celebration of the local lodge held on June 10 and 11. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Robert McElheny and Mrs. Katherine Andrews, both of Peru; one grandson, and sister, Mrs. Mary Boyer, of Logansport.

Two sons and one daughter are deceas c'. Born in Cass county on October 19, 1861, the deceased was a son of and Malinda Jane (Helvie) Fidler. He lived most of his life in Peru. In 1881 he graduated from Valparaiso university, and in 1888 he was married to Olive Newman, who preceded him death.1 He was a member of Pipe Church of the Brethren. In addition! to his membership in the "Blue he also was a member of Peru Chapter No.

62, Royal Arch Masons, and to Fort Masons. Wayne Consistory, Scottish Rite Schools Open Sept. 7 Peru city schools will open for the fall semester on Tuesday, September 7, it was announced Monday by Superintendent Clyde Cunbingham. Pupils will not be required to report on opening day until 1:30 p. m.

A general meeting of all teachers in city is scheduled for 9 -m. the high school assembly room. At 10:30 a. m. teachers will go to their buildings to meet with the respective principals.

An innovation in the Peru achool system this year Is the setting up of a central supply department in the high school building, from all which supplies will be issued said. for buildings, Mr. Cunningham Mrs. Minnie Malott Dies Mrs. Minnic A.

Malott, 76, wife of Harry Malott, 570 West Third of three weeks. street, is dead here after an illness, Funeral services will be conductled in St Paul's E. U. B. church here at 2 o'clock Wednesday after-! noon, in charge of the F.

C. Wacknitz, the pastor. Interment will be in Mt. Hope cemetery here. The body will lie in state at the church from 1 to the funeral hour, and friends also may call at the Elkenberry funcral home after 4 Tuesday, it was announced, The husband survives.

They had no children. Three brothers preceded Mrs. Malott in death. Born at Columbus, on March! 25, 1872, the deceased was a daugh-! ter of Robert and Mary (Holston). Knott.

She and the surviving husband were married at Frankfort on June 27, 1895. She was a member of the E. U. B. church, the Rebekah Lodge, the Women's Christian Temperance Union and was.

secretary of the Loyal Temperance League. Milk Up Again Milk prices in Miami county took another jump Monday, and went up two cents a quart. Whipping cream price was boosted two cents a quart. Regular milk went up from 19 centa to 21 cents, while the price of "special Guernsey" and "homlogenized vitamin was increased cents to 22 cents. Former Peru Woman Dies Mrs.

Flora A. Mitchell, 56, former Peru resident and mother of Wilbur Mitchell, 221 East Eighth street, died Saturday at the home of. her daughter, Mrs. George Newlin, at Baltimore, Md. Funeral will be conducted at 1:30 p.

m. Tuesday at the Harry Moore funeral home, 2058 'East Michigan street, Indianapolis, with interment in Washington Park cemetery there. Born in Pipe Creek township in 1891, the deceased was a daughter of Jacob and Martha Brandt. Fight Victim Badly Hurt Fred Wooster, 38, Peru route WAS reported in a serious condition at Dukes hospital here Monday from injuries said to been incurred in a fist fight Sunday afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Edward Keirn, who investigated, said he learned that Wooster was in a fight with Charles Mullett, 26, Peru route KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE Tuesday, August 17; 1948 Tomato Packing Is Started In Tipton Plants Tipton, Aug.

17-(Tribune Area Special) -Tomato canning was under way in some 'but plants in Tip-: ton county Tuesday full time operations are not expected to gin for another week or 10 days. Ray Brothers Noble at Hobbs were canning juice Tuesday follow. Ing short runs two days of week. It was reported at the Hobbs plant today, that peeling will begin Thursday with full time operation anticipated until the end of the reeson. Lima beans are being canned the Stokely Foods, Inc.

plant here with the tomato pack scheduled. to begin next week. Until tomatoes ripen fast enough in the fields contract growers to supply the cal plant, they are trucked to near-' by plants for processing. Prospects are good for a humper crop in thia county. with a Ible quantity blight that reported here as affecting scriously; the crop in other parts of the state.

The early season was not favor-: able to planting but the warm weather of the past few weeks has helped to mature the fruiti and to help the vines resist blight that comes with wet, cool Most Tax Budgets Filed Most of the tax budgets for 1949 operations of various tax units have: been filed with the county Deadline for county budgets is SopLember 3 with the county council due for the annual two-day of acting on budgets scheduled for September 7 and 8. The Tipton city council has scheduled September 3 the public hearing on the proposed civil city! tax budget for 1910. The hearing 10 be held on a regular meeting night of the council. Township budgets are to be submitted by September 11 and the county board of tax review is 10 consider them on September 13. The county council does not pass on township budgets.

Final action on all budgets is the function of the state board of tax commissioners. Gunning on Advisory Board Santford Cicero township trustee, announced today that Ruasell Cunning has been appointed member of the township advisory board to succeed John Hash, deceased. The Alarm Was an Error There was no fire Tuesday morning when the fire siren sounded. was reported at fire headquarters that the alarm switch had been pulled by error. Company E.

Back Home Tipton's Company 151st infantry is back home after the annual two weeks of training at Camp At- KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste It you havean excess of acids in your blood, your 16 miles of kidney tubes may be overworked. Theseting Biters and tubes are workIns day and night to help Nature rid 7007 system of as acids and poisonous waste. When disorder of kidney function permits polsenous fatter to remain in your blood, it may cause nagging backache, rheumaticpains, les pains, loss of pep and enerry, getting up mights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and distiness. Frequent or scanty with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. abs, so Kidneys ask your need druggist help for Dean's same as Pilla, a may the bow.

atimulant diuretic, used succesafully by millions for over 50 years, Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tabes out poisonous warts from your Get Doan's FURNITURE LOANS LINCOLN FINANCE INC. TRUCK US YOUR GRAIN Cassville-Goodrich Cossville, Ind. Phone 8027 (terbury. The company enlisted has seven! officers and 140 men was recognized by the federal gOTfernment June 16, 1947 with total! of 21 men and two of-: ficere. Democrats Plan Picnic Sunday At Highland Park An all-day basket picnic 1a: Highland park Sunday ture voters' the eighth homecoming annual which Democrate! sponsored by the Howard County Democratic central committee.

Main speakers for the program. will Include Judge Paul, G. Jasper Judge Warren Startin. Both will be introduced by Ira Haymaker, state Democratic chair-: man. Band and other musical tertainment will be included in the Earl Utterback and Jane Ann Noble have announced the following committees: Speakers -Raymon Gilbert; entertainment --Sirs.

Clifford Lineback, Jester and Mrs. Lois refreshments--Sir. and decorations- Birs. Joseph HowStahl, James Copeland, Cecil Stone-: braker and Fred Mcinzer; prop-: BIll Condon, Herschel Jacobs; Invitations Miller and Mrs. John Fernung: table decorationswomen's Democratic.

clubs. Special invitations 'will be extended to of surround-: counties, it was announced. Anti-Inflation (Continued from Page One) the Federal Reserve board power: to a reimpose consumer credit curbs, is to authorize increases in reserve requirements for Federal Reserve member banks. This would down on the amount of money available for loans. Reserves behind savings deposits, could be upped one and percentage points; those behind checking deposits four points.

Truman had suggested increases four and 10 points, respectively. The idea behind both the consumer and bank credit moves Is make it harder for people to huy things they can't pay for outright and to borrow money. The old consumer credit rules, which expired last November, applied to purchases between $50 and $2,000, The lower limit probably will remain the same, but because jot higher automobile prices the top timit scems likely to be boosted; to $4.000. Onc-third down probably will required for cars, refrigerators, washing machines, radios visions but only 20 percent for furniture, pianos and draperica. Whether full payment will be quired in 15 months or in 18 is yet to be decided finally.

Auto are plugging longer period in order to cut down the size payments. Regular charge accounts will not be affected. Hospital Notes Admitted Monday and Tuesday: Mayor operations, Don Angell, Tipton; Mrs. Chester Van Briggle, Sharpsville; Barbara Hughes, 1609 North Leeds street. Fracture, Arthur Goyer, Kokomo route Minor operation, Richard Gerst, Logansport; Jack Sharp, 823 North Western street; Michael Hunt, 810 North- -Morrison street.

Galveston. Observation, Medical, Myers, Mrs. Ralph Moss, Galveston; H. Sellers, Kokomo route 4. Dismissed Monday: Ralph Wyant, Bunker Hill; Mrs.

William Brooks, 511 South Washington street; Mrs. Howard Puckett, 1723 Webster street; Mrs. Eliza McReynolds, Hemlock; Jack David, Kokomo route Mrs. John Bishop and baby, 1025 South Jay street; Mrs. William' Shine Greentown: Mrs.

James Briney and East Sycamore street; Ridenour, Russiaville: Mrs. Donald Smyser and baby, 1235 West, Mulberry street; Paul Washington, 2425 North Plate street. Support Free Text Books Indianapolis, 17-(AP) -The. state executive committee of Progressive party has! agreed to support free text books: in Indiana public schools, Charles Rohrer, the party's candidate for lieutenant governor, announced yes- terday. "Old at Man, You're Crazy Forget your Thousands ate peppy Ar 70.

Try peppine up" with Contains sonic for weak. sundown ferling due solely to body's lack of iron MADY men and women call ITS Ostres Tonio Tablets tor pep, younger feeling, this very New 6M only all drug stores everywhere in Kokume, at Moir'e and Hook's, PULLING CONTEST! For Teams Under 2800 and Under 3200 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18,1948 7:00 P. M. Teams weigh at Howard County Farm Bureau, Bulk Plant, 211 East Morgan, 4 to 6 P. M.

HUSTON PARK -KOKOMO, IND. KOKOMO SADDLE CLUB, INC. 12 Men Are Held For Questioning In Bank Robbery Henderson. Aug. 17-(P1-i Leon Beckbam said two men taken into custody after: an automobile chase near here were.

being held today for questioning in the $19.357 rohbery of the Bank of Kevil. last week. Beckham said the men also were, questioned about the $5.000 robbery, 'of Dr. Darrel! Vaughn's clinic recently. The chief said a special! agent of the Federal Bureau of In-! vestigation 1ook part in the Beckham said the men were taken into custody near the Kentucky-! Indiana state line while riding in.

3 green automobile. The car was halted by a Vandenburgh. Indiana. county deputy sheriff while KenLucky state police were chasing the auto, Beckham said. Ho added the chase started after 2 report the men were fighting in the car.

The Bank of Kevil in Ballard county was robbed last Thursday by two men who fled in an Automobile in which an accomplice waited, police reported. It was the second robbery of the bank in 14 months. About $11.500 was taken in the first holdup. bank officials said. They, said Thursday's lo3s was covered by insurance.

In the earlier robbery. virtually' the same pattern was followed with two men entering the bank while another waited outside in an automobile in which all fled. The car used in last week's robbery, identified as being stolen from A Paducah used-car lot, later was found abandoned six miles from Kevil. Polico said the men appar-. ently continued their flight in a red car seen 1 previously in the vicinity.

Nurses To Mect The private duty nurses section! of the mid-Indiana district will! meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday! night, August 25. nt the Y. W. C. A.

in Logansport. Miss Helen Sellers. R. psy-' chiatrist, of Logansport, will the guest speaker. Any registered nurse at St.

Jo seph's hospital is invited to attend. Wallace Takes over Job Chicago, Aug. 17-(P)- Lisle Wallace of Sheridan, took over as assistant campaign director for the Midwest headquarters of the Republican National committee today. His appointment was announe-' ted last night. Boxing Tonight, 8:30 P.

M. 8 Bouts Highland Park. Luxurious, genuine Worumbo Camels Hair Polo Cloth for Ov-' ercoats. Made to your Price $210.00. Ericsson, the Tailor.

TODAY ISIS C-O-0-L and WEDNESDAY ICHN WAYNE Tycoon TECHNICOLOR 2 Features and Late News GENE KRUPA and his orch. The TeenAgers. SMART POLITICS I STEWART PRESSER SUNE Compitably GOO INDIANA; TODAY ONLY Mickey ROONEY Summer Holiday RE TECHNICOLO W-A-N-T-E-E-D 5,000 PEOPLE REWARD! 2 HOURS OF GOOD ENTERTAINMENT His Duty He Placed haw Above 10 have for the Her! His THE Preston FOSTER BELITA Plus '20 Years Academy Awards Too Enthusiastic Indianapolls, Aug. 17-(P)- The Marshal of France played his role a little too enthusiastically last night at a performance of "The Vagabond King' at Butler Bowl. The Marshal.

Thornton 1 Klos of Indianapolis. was just script when he stabbed Marguerite De Anguerra, New York City dancer play. ing the part of Huguette. Miss De Anguerra had to be taken to Methodist hospital for treatment of a wound. She was released immediate.

ly and will be back stow tonight to be stabbed more gently. TRY A TRIBUNE WANT AD GODS INDIANA HEY KIDS! Want A Registered Puppy? In 25 words or less, write "WHY WANT A PUPPY" Address letters 16 in care Radio Station WKMO. Cocker 5poniel puppy denoted by Pet Shop, 207 South Main St. Given as first prize. Passes for next 10 best to see FRIDAY and SATURDAY DRIFTWOOD 1 Ruth Worrick Walter Brennon Airmen Continue Maneuvers Fort Wayne, Aug.

11-(P)-. The 122nd fighter group' of Indiana's air National Guard continued its maneuvers at Baer field today. Waves of the group's P-51 "Mus. tang" fighters made round-trip flights to Oscoda. vesterda; for target practice along Lake Huron with .50 caliber machineguns.

FOX NOW. THURS. Ende CATMEN OF PARIS AS CARL' SE LENORF' AUBERT: DriP 2 Horror Shaws Late News VALLEY of the ZOMBIES Robt. LIVINGSTON Adrian BOOTH 4. but no arrest had said been the made.

Sheriff Jerry Fager still was under investigation. Keirn said Mullet claimed Wooster "got tough" with him while the two were riding In a car on the Frances Slocum Trail, and that Wooster "fell out of the car" during the argument. The altercation, which took place at the north proach Mississinewa river bridge, three miles southeast of Peru, was reported witnessed by William Cass, of Kokomo, a passing motorist: Wooster was reported suffering from a brain concussion and possible skull fracture. He remained in a semi-conscious condition Monday and was not able to be questioned, the authorities said. Farmer's Wife.

Sues Suit for divorce wax filed in Miami circuit court here Monday wife of John M. Avey, Jefferson' township. tenant farmer, charging him with cruelty, and demanding $1,000 alimony. She sceks custody of their two minor children. They were married in 1933.

Two divorce actions involving Dole N. and Helen Raber, one filed by each party. were dismissed from Miami circuit court Monday on motions by both parties. Possession of a 54-acre farm in Jefferson township, together with I $500 damages for its alleged ejectment! illegal action retention, filed in sought Miami circuit court is in Monday by Elmo G. Kunkle, et against Hencle Wright, et al.

Foremen Planning Fish Fry Friday Directors of the Kokomo Foremens club will hold 8 fish fry at 6:30 oclock Friday night at the Izaak Walton league club grounds southeast of Kokomo for the purpose of planning the club's fall and winter program of activities. Charles M. Coe, program chairman, has informed the club leaders that motion pictures will be the principal entertainment. Reunion Is Held Passengers in one car traveling together on the Indiana Farm Burcau special train to the west coast last year held a reunion at the former air base at Bunker Hill Sunday. were present with the following guests: Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Hoover and daughter, Sarah, of Tipton, Miss Parkinson of Frances, Richard Mrs. N. E. Murphy of Peru, Philip Harper Sharpsville, Mrs.

Tamm of and Mrs. Isabella Dickey of Chicago. Dinner at noon was followed by group singing and picture-taking. The same officers were retained and the group will meet (next year on the third Sunday of August, Administrator Named Ralph K. Kingston has been pointed by Clifford Lineback, ty clerk, as administrator for the estate of his mother, Mrs.

Mina Kingston, whi died July 11 at Fort Myers, Fla. His bond was set at $4,000. McClure, Shenk and Ellis are attorneys for estate. Marriage License Marriage License Horace C. Farner, 1306 North Lafontaine street, Continental Steel, and Barbara Jean Nevins, 1306 North Lafontaine street.

Driver Is Drowsy, Truck Overturns North of Kokomo I Road Shows Move To Murat Temple A truck driver's drowsiness early Tuesday morning led to the upsetting of a large tractor-trailer in U.S. Highway 31 at the intersections Cassthe county road leading ville north of Kokomo. William C. Smith, .27, Anderson, told Sheriff Robert M. Overton that tho foll asleep at the wheel about 3:45 o'clock Tuesday morning.

The large vehicle laden with 17,000 pounds of cargo "drifted" off the road Into the ditch on tho west side. This awakened the driver who was able to the vohicle back to the road only to, lose control! when the trailer lurched over on one side. came to a stop blocking the east traffic lane in the Cassville. road and partially obstructing the other half of the cast-west road, About two hours later a wrecker cleared the road, set the trailer upright, and another tractor was. coupled to it for the remainder of; the trip Chicago.

The other tractor was too badly damaged to move under Its own power. Only injury to be received by the driver was a cut on his back. He was riding alone. Indianapolis, Aug. 17--(P)--Road shows visiting Indianapolis in the next theatrical season will perform' at the Murat temple instead of the old English theater.

President Cecil Byrne of Theatri-! cal Productions, announced' last night the Murat had taken over the United Booking 'Office franchise which the English had held for many years. The English hotel, which houses! the theater, is being sold to make way for a new.J. C. Penney store. The theater opened in 1880.

The Murat is a 2,000 seat house at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and New Jersey street, built by the Murat Shrine In 1907 primarily for its own use. Productions, leases the house from the Murat Temple association, Vincent Burke, manager of the English, will join Theatrical Productions as booking agent. Thieves Enter Two Walton Companies A Area Walton, Special) -For Aug. the second 17-Tribune time in two weeks, thieves forced entrance into the Farm Implement at the south edge of Walton, Sunday night, but were reported: to have obtained only a small amount of loot, They entered by the rear door. The filling station south of the Implement store was entered also and $15 in cash was reported Receive Call from Son Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Whitehead, of 727 South Brandon street received a telephone call Monday night from their son, Pfc. Richard Whitehead who is stationed in the Aleutian islands.

The call came through; at 11:30 o'clock which was 6:30 'o'clock island time. Pfc. Whitehead expects to come home in Amateur Talent Contest Planned As Part of AFL Labor Day Event An amateur talent contest will be Sone of the features of. the AFL Labor Day celebration at Kautz field September 6, Arthur Carpenter, president of the Trades and Labor council, announced Tuesday. The talent contest, which will in-: clude the five acts or specialties from cach of four cities, will share the spotlight with the Day baby contest announced prevlously.

Frank Beatty will be chairman of the committee making arrangements for the talent show. Beatty said that elimination trials, for Kokomo will be held August 27, at the Labor Temple, 512 East Syca- more street Entries will be accepted up to the time of the trials, The explained. Representatives of the Wabash 'AFL unions met with local leaders Monday night and reported that their five talent entries already have been selected. A crowd of 800 turned out for the eliminations at Wabash. Other cities that will have entries in the contest include Peru and Logansport, Beatty explained.

Meanwhile. AFL leaders here Teport that 25 entries already have been received for the baby contest. some coming from outside of Kokomo. Entries in this event close September 3. AMATEUR TALENT CONTEST Kautz Field, September 6, 1948 NAME TYPE ACT (Dancing, Singing, Instrumental) ADDRESS PH.

NUMBER. Fill out and return to AFL Labor Day Committee, The Tribune. Elimination tryouts will be held August 27. SIPE COMFORT NOW ENDS THUR. IT'S HOWLARIOUS! ABBOTT COSTELLO BUD tangle LOU with FRANKENSTEIN TERROR! Wolfman played by LON CHANEY Dracula played by BELA LUGOSI The Monster played by GLENN STRANGE PLUS "SEEING GHOSTS" AND "SATURDAY NIGHT SWING CLUB" WOOD C-0-O-LI ALWAYS Again! Happy Daze WED.

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