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2t—The Indianapolis Recorder, Oct. 12, 1957

Loses License

Th» Indiana State License Bureau

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^es of the |ollowing local resi

the periods listed.

Alexander, 510 W. Vermont,

reports the suspension of driving

prlvilem dents foi

DD, to Sept. 19, 1959. Willie T. Baxter, TOS’A W. Vermont, “ pt. 10, 1958. awards, 1509 Bellefontaine, _ __^t. 10, 1958. Ronald Freeman, 2344 Carrollton. DD, to $ept. 4,1958. William Fry, 937 N. Belmont, DD. to Sept. 13, 1959. David Hardy, 2327 Yandes, DD, to Sept. 9,1958. William W. Jenkins, 1424 W. 32nd. S, to March 4,1958. William H. Jenkins, 2018 N. Senate. DD, to Sept. 9, 1958. ’Elvis Jones, 840 Favette, DD, to Aug. 28, 1959. Jamas Martin, 1001 VV. 34th, DD, to i Sept. 5, 1959.

Harilee Patterson, 1716 N. Arsenal, S, to Dec. 9, 1957. Phillip D. Hicks, 701 Edgemont, DD, to Sent. 6, 1958. Alfred Smith, 1738 Mill, RD, to March 5, 1958. Alfred L. Stewart, 1473 Renton, DD, to Sept. 4. 1958. James E. Thomas, 2242 Hovey, DD.

for life.

Charles Tipton, 2036 Bellefontaine,

DD. to Sept. 10, 1962.

George Yarbrough, 550 Patterson,

DD, to Sent. 10. 1958.

Roger W. Hillman, 836 W. 27th, DD,

to Sept. 23, 1958.

Youel Jones, 2131 Wendell. DD, to

Aug. 27, 1958.

William R. Starks, 3131 N. Ken-

wood. DD, to Sept. 5, 1959.

(Key: DD, drunken driving; RD,

reckless driving; S, speeding.)

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Armin Graul Opens Health Reading Room Believing that people are not as concerned about their health as they should be, Armin Graul, Eastside businessman, has been instrumental in setting up a reading room, replete with volumes on health apd hygiene, at Douglas community center. “People are funny,” says the owner of Graul’s department, store at 25th and Martindale. “Tell them how to live and keep in good health, and they think you want to take some of their enjovments away from them. “We are what our food makes us. What we eat today walks and talks tomorrow.” Mr. Graul. 81. has been in busine? r on the citv’s Eastside for 64 years during which time he has shown r genuine interest in the vounvsters in the Douglas a^ea. It is mainly for them, he said, that he wants to create interest in physical fitness. A few of the books and magazines r » om his persona) library given to the en'er are McFadden’s “Physical Culture.” “Here Qomes Health,” ‘Cause and Cure of All Diseases,” ‘Eat Well and Live Long,” and “Conlifioning Your Body.” Mrs. Wilma Nelson of Douglas community center will be assisted with the library by the Eastside Better Business and Civic League and its president M*-s. M'”*- 0 McGuire. BABY SUrFERS 3EVERI BURNS IN FIRE AT HOME An 11-month-old girl was critically hi rned Monday when fire of undetermined origin broke out in her mMher’s apartment at 2143 N. Cap t:>l, Apt. 2. Stephanie Hurt received secondand bird-degree burns on both legs when the davenport near her crib caught fire. Her 17-year-old mother, Mrs. Olivia Hurt, was aslevp in another room at the time. At General hospital Stephanie’s cond-tion was listed critical and poor Thursday.

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HONORED FOR 20 YEARS AT FAC: Mr. and Mrs. Starling W. James were to be honored Friday evening for two deegdes of "loyal and unselfish service" to the Federation of Associated Clubs, Inc., and their community. Nearly 200 reservations had already been made early this week for the "Anniversary Dinner" which was to begin at 6:30. Mr. James has been president of the FAC since its founding.

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Lemon Vinson

Lemon Vinson, age 67, 966 N. ^heifield. died Sept. 22 in West (Jth St. V. A. Hospital. Services vere in the King and King Chap1 Sepl. 2G, with burial in the ,'ational cemetery at New Albany. Mr. Vinson was bom in Union City, Tenn., and had lived here foi >5 years, lie had worked as a lajortr for Epstein Brothers and vas a veteran of World War 1. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. \manda Vinson, and two brothers, foin Vinson of Kentucky and iarold Vinson of Arkansas.

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Men. Apply Now For US Academies Young m m interested in attending United States service academics must apply by Oct. 16. Congressnr m Charles B. Brownson an-

nounced .his week.

“To he considered for the June Class of 1958 at the Ajr Forcer Academy, the Naval Academy or the Merchant Marine Academy, applications should be filed im-

nediately,” he said.

Brownson is entitled to nominate two young men to fill vacaneks a Annapolis this year and ten eacli to compete with other Congressional nominees on a state-

vrid'. basis for appointements to the Air Force and Merchant Ma- 1 as^iaVecTwith Fideiity in their new

,ine academies. home .

Interested youth should con- Henry Keene is Fidelity s master ,'act Mr. Crownson’s Indianapolis j and Smith H. Cheatham is secretary. office 402 Big Four Building or 1 Atty. Patrick Chavis handles the .call iVlElrose 1-3819. . . .^goup’s legal work. ^

Masons Move

Into Newly

Acquired Hall Fidelity Lodge No. 55, F & AM, •ecently moved into its newly acquired lodge hall. The handsome, hree-story brick structure, located at 40th and Capitol, has two large halls, a kitchrti, dining room, base-

ment gym and office rooms.

For the next few months, the lodge will share use of the building with the Church of Christ, from which it was purchased, pending completion

of the new church building.

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Stonegote Apts. To Be Available The Stonegate Apartments, 1220 N. Illinois St., will be available to select adult tenants on or after Friday, Nov. 1. The apartments are near to the downtown shopping centers and serviced by bus lines on both Capitol Ave. and N. Meridian St. The firm of Emil C. Rassmann, Inc., old reliable organization in the fiek of property management and real estate, is the rental agency for Stonegate. The rental rates are moderate The apartments are modern in even respect. They include the efficiency type, fimmucr! or unfurnished bedroom, and all utilities are supplied. Appointments or furnishing suppliec include stove and refrigerator. Prospective tenants may arrange appointments now to obtain choice apartments. Appointments may be made by calling the office of the rental agency, or by arrangement with the custodian in the apartment building Three Youths, 15, Held For Arson Three 15-year-olds were taken to JAD on charges of arson Monday ifter police saw them run from a burning house. Officers observed heavy smoke i coming from the house at 825 Darnell. At the same time,'they saw several boys run from the vicinity and through a clearing behind the Attucks athletic field. After fire-fighting equipment was summoned, police traced several boys in the area before apprehending the three, one of whom admitted setting j the blaze. v ELBERT SUBERS SEE WORLD SERIES GAMES Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Suber, 3038 Boulevard place, parents of Atty. Edward N. Suber, spent the weekend in Milwaukee attending the 1 World Series. They were guests of ,their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. [and Mrs. William Suber.

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Negro Dancer Holder Featured At Radio City With Dancer Wife

Girls,” a new film musical starring Gene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor, Kay Kendall and Taina Elg, opened at the Radio City Music Hall on

Thursday, October. 3.

Eight new songs by Cole Porter A'eic introduced In the motion picurc, a Sol C. Siegel production or Melio-Goldwyo-Mayer, direct-

d by George Cukjor.

Set against a background of hrec world eapiUls, Madrid, ’arts a::d London, “Les Girls” paades its international cast in a ong and dance screenplay wiitten >y John Patric fi om a story by /era Gasp ary. it has been filmed n Cinemascope and Metrocolor. lack Colei staged the dances in «vhich Gene Kelly marks his reurn to the murtcal comedy field rom which he has been absent

or more than iwo years.

With “Les Girls’ , the Music fall presents on its ® age, “Confi.ti”, in which Geoffrey Holder ind Carmen de Laval lade, Negro Jancing :'tars, will be the featured mest artists. The six foot, six inch

native of Trinidad and his exotic'* wife appear with their own com-, pany oi drummers in “Island Idyll,” a spectacular scene in Russell Markert’s new revue. Other portions of the show feature Charles Manna, Comedian, the Corps de Ballet and Glee Club. a " The Music Hall’s annual presentation of the orchestral and choral version of Max Bruch’s “Kol Ni<L rei,’ will be continued for the first portion of the run of th$ new show. The Music Hall Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Raymond Paige, the Glee Club and Joseph Tekula. cel Us , take part in the seassonal production. OES DEGREE TEAM TO VISIT SHELBYVILLE The Indianapolis Order of the Eastern Star degree team will give the “Queen of the South” degree to OES Lodge women at Shelby, vile on Saturday night, October

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Atexrnder M. Moore, Crispus Attucks high school’s new principal, will be the main speaker at the fi»\st meeting of the Alumni Association in the school auditorium, Sunday, Oct. 13. at 3:30. The meeting will 1 onor Mr. Moore whose topic will be ‘A Philosophy of Education in a Changing World.” Dr. Russell A. Lane, former Attucks head now assistant to the superintendent of schools, will introduce the speaker. Platform guests will include Rev. Ford Gibson, pastor of Wallace Community AME Church, who will give the invocation: Ray Crowe, director of athletics at Ihe high school, and Mrs. Janet Davis, president of the P-TA. Special sections will be reserved for members of each graduating class. A reception in the school cafeteria , will follow the meeting, and the At- j tucks A Cappella Choir will provide music for the occasion. William A. Taylor is Alumni Assortation president.' For good printing “In a hurry,” phone The Indianapolis Recorder Printing Co.. ME. 4-1545. You will oe pleased and proud of the work.

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