The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 50

The South Bend Tribune, Thursday, June 7, 1 973 Leads To Shooting Wandell Smith, 43, of 622 E. Broadway, was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital with a gunshot wound of his right thigh after a dispute at 4 a.m. -WednesdayM635a1rtr WMSH-TV Granted Permission to Erect Transmission Towers A special use permit needed to allow the erection of television transmission towers at Fern and Roosevelt Rds. was granted by the Area Board of Zoning Appeals Wednesday for WMSH-TV, Channel 46.

The new station, which is scheduled Jo operSept. Listpj be operated by the board approval earlier this year to locate its transmission tower on Ironwood south of Kern near the broad interference problem with the WSBT radio to George McQueen, president of the firm. The board voted to seek a $2,000 annual increase for board attorney Leon Kowalski Jr. to compensate him for taking omihe additional responsi-- annually to represent the board. The board also voted to seek a 15 per cent salary increase for its secretaryrThe position-" The secretary -clerk is paw $2,975 a year for the secretary job, and $2,937 as a part-time clerk casting station, which The tower wilHe erected on- TBecausOROoart1? July 1 under construction at that site Index Up bility of serving as attorney is part time, with the.

board meetinE date" would fall on rteDgious3roadcasting corp. The decision ftp-relocate the county building depart ac hnh.nrinfif Arffonrzatinn .1. seeretary-also-serving-part 4 tho hoant kin -Police-sairl-Smith-anda" as a non-profit organization tower was made after it was Uiejaridsujiojiulmg4he4ower ffierilTKowalski is paid R000 will still be used as farm land. woman friend had been arguing when Smith was shot with The-station-received zon a vicik in me uoumy me July session and hold its Building Department. next meeting Aug.

1. earned that there could be an Again a .38 caliber handgun. Hook's introductory offer Moglnfroductory offer PAPGDr.lATTG" In Save 29 may DC0? WASHINGTON (AP)-The wholesale price index, a measure of inflation in the my, took another enormous jump in May, rising 2.1 per Plautex 'iUvinfl Glows Save 47 A -n Save 41 Long-writirgporous-tip cent overAprilrthe-taborDe Living gloves protect "your hands. or Lg. sizes in Yellow or Aqua.

Reg.1.31 6-oz. Aerosol in Regular or Unscented. Super-dry long-lasting anti-perspirant. pens in Blue, Red, Green, i Black, Turquoise or Pink. Reg.49e Softening, non-drying shampoo from Helene Curtis.

8 ounces in. Herb, Balsam or Lemon scents. W- partment reported today. The index showed wholesale prices increasing at an annual rate of 25.2 per cent. The biggest increases were in the prices of farm products which were up 6.1 per 'cent over April.

The general in- (3 for PAII crease in farm prices followed a decline of ,2 per cent in April. The report was more bad economic news for the Nixon administration since it showed prices werenot making' the mid-year decline that economists had predicted. Consumers Feel Effects Much of the increase in wholesale prices later shows up in retail prices to consumers. Inflation at the retail level already has been increasing at an annual rate of 8.4 per cent. -The seasonally-adjusted in crease in the wholesale price index in May was 2 per cent, which means wholesale prices re increasingarz4 percent KBJ KO i 008TOF' BETTER; tMM annual rate after seasonal changes had been taken into account.

Industrial commodities in the index increased 1.2 per cen? on.aseasonally REGAL PHOTO basis, showing that industrial costs also are continuing their PUFFS TISSUES Save 29 unusually high rate of in MIRACLE FORMULA 409 Save 29 ft crease. One government economist FRAMES Special Assortment of 8x10 and 5x7 frames for your favorite snapshots and enlargements, Save 19 12 housei junto 5.1 DHD Save 29 Really effective bug killer both indoors and out. 1 1 Ounces. termed the increase in the May index "horrendous." The administration has been pre dicting since the first of the Soft, strong facial tissues in solids (200) or prints (175). Economical Quart-size spray cleaner.

199. year that prices would begin to level off after the big increas Si es of the first four months. Decreases Offset Denture cleanser tablets with dentrol. 40 tablets. Reg.

1.09 7C KLEERVU PHOTO ALBUMS The Labor Department said the May increase in price of farm products resulted largely from higher prices for oil seeds, grains, livestock, fresh and dried vegetables, cotton OLD ENGLISH STAYFREE and milk. MINI or MAUI Those increases more than 11 SPRAY DESENEX OINTMENT 010 offset decreased prices for COLGATE Save 45 HOOK'S SACCHARIN Save 34 Save 13 PADS eggs, live poultry and fresh SACCHARIN Wiiiili'l Iff fruits. POLISH Save 17 Wholesale prices for pro- Save up to 40 Ovornighf, dispot-ablo dioptrt. 6oi 0U. cessed foods and feeds were up 3.7 per cent in May, almost Sov vn than Hood's regular low ,000 loblcls.

tw, obtorbent For relief from "athlete's foot irritation. entirely because of large in lemon-scent aerosol furniture polish for a beautiful glow. ftminino napkins. I 0 minii or I 2 Djluie toorhbruth in brittlt-typ lor individual comfort. LIMIT TWO rjrl T-OZ.

IUDB. Reg. hhC Reg. 59c creases for manufactured animal feeds. That compared with a decline of .6 per cent for mam.

your choice Reg. processed foods and feeds in 88' PAMPERS, NEW- 1 JP BORNS, box of 30 leJ Reg. 71 2 TTC 3c ApriL 4 Increased prices for fuels were blamed for much of the jrisein lhecommodity.4ndex 1 TT PERT and refined petroleum products accounted for a major jte" GOODY ELSIE ICE part of the increase in fuels. Prices for metals, lumber Save 21 SHAPE-UP COLORING BOOKS Save47- kg; 8 and wood products also in BARRITTES 2 creased. TOILET TISSUE MESTLE'S CREAM -Save 22 KING-SIZE BARS Attractive fashion hair holders and -ornament: 37" itsr Great Tdeo Color and reading books with special design.

Big value from Hook's! 10 big rolls to a pack Vi gallon of delicious ice cream in assorted flavors. Six pack in cans. An UnCommonly good buy. Reg. 33c Milk chocolat ban plain, with almondi or ho popular Crunch bar.

Open House Marks 60th Anniversary Reg. 99e Reg. 99e Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers, 61550 Poppy will celebrate P- their 60th wedding anniversa 1 ry Sunday with an open house Reg.98! -TS ICAI.CON.

--BATH HKADS i from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of jr -v. Hook's is now in more than 72 hometowns throughout Indiana. Save 15 Reg. 69 Save 29 I their son Jay 61500 I I iw iu.

sj iii 1 1 Poppy Rd. The celebration will be for family and friends. With this coupon A dinner will follow at 5 p.m. We have 1 63 stores to serve you wherever you may live, just as we've been doing for the last 73 years. And, the most important reason we've been around so long is our safe, dependable CALGOH DA7E1-0IL The Rogers were married i not BOWLENE New 3-lb.

economy, safe plastic container. Keeps toilets clean. June 7. 1913 in South Bend. They are the parents of three I aught ersrtt rsrwm ni ff tnendly Pharmacists-in-Green are ready to serve you in every Hoot's Dependable Drug Store throughout Indiana.

One pound box of fine, soothing bath beautifier. with this coupon Klinger of South Mrsr Marilyn Laflin of Soiitn Bend, and Mrs. Donella Hor LIMIT ONE 1 ner of Greene and a son, I LIMIT ONE Offer ixpirtsJunt 1 0,1 973. Jay Rogers, also of Greene LILLY INSULIN U40. lOcc.

91c U80. lOcc Twp. Offer expires June 10,1973 They have nine grandchildren and 14 great-grandchil dren. CAR0ID BILE SALTS, 50 92e Crash Results In Scalp Cut ROUND-THE-WORLD DOLLS 77e fillDOL, bottle of 30 77c BLUE LUSTRE SHAMPOO, Qt 1.98 Vi Gal 3.69 Chandler H. Bartholomew, ARTHRITIS PAIN FORMULA, 100 1.87 DENT TOOTHACHE DROPS 39c 54, of 54416 Maple Lane, was treated for a scalp cut suf fered about 10:45 p.m.

Wednesday when acar in ST 1 I TMT.T 7. 111 I "JM HOOK'S HOOK'S MAAL0X Ml HOOK'S MALOROXAL J2-o. antacid liquid. BUFFERIN Bottle of 100 buK.i.d oipirin. HAND LOTION JERGEIIS LOTION 14 wrm.

tor whtf hoi). 1.39 BUFFERED ASPIRIN 35l M. nx 12-os. antocid liquid. 1.13 It m0" which he was a passenger was involved in a two-car accident at Sample and Main Sts.

Police said Bartholomew was a passenger in an auto driven by his wife, Elizabeth, 49 who was eastbound on Sample. Officers added that the second auto, driven by Lu-clana Powers, 50, of 315 N. Union St, Warsaw, was southbound on Main when the accident occurred. No tickets were issued, police said. mm jar 1.19 mm HOOK'S OWN BRAND SAVES YOU MORE! HOOK'S OWN BRAND SAVES YOU MORE! HOOK'S OWN BRAND SAVES YOU MORE! BROADMOOR SHOPPING CENTER and 423 E.

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