Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1941 — Page 5

TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1941 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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ISOM ATTENDS | Bevy of '"~bes’ Battles for Big Bequest 550 SEEK HONORS FEpERAL STORNEY. | »

PURPOSE " Mr. Fleming will assist the Ford | MEDICINE its

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yi las edness we ied i wie. FOR ACHIEVEMENTS SCIENCE PARLEY - TORONTO, Ont.. April 1 Sherbourne Street United Y.; BO en, Ls York. HAMMOND. Ini. Apel CEA

A bevy of beautiful “babes urch here, Tenn. t 0. tled today for William John Wrig 1 The three-year period ended last | Bable Hahn of Ft. Wayne; Babe | More than 550 county grade and James R. eming, . District | $12,521 bequest. Jan. 3, but not before nearly a| Wright of New York; Marie Carr) ‘high school pupils were to meet at| Attorney for northern Wo since | Each said she was the “Miss dozen self-styled Miss Babes, includ- en of TO Mrs. Irene|p tar University at 2 p. m. today 1933, vacated his post today to be-| i Babe” who, at the age of five, won ing a Canadian Indian girl, had filed | Salter ol Milton for the annual Achievement and|.ome labor counsel for the Ford Represents City, Butler; Wright's heart in 1918 in a Ft. claims alleging they had performed Originally there were 11 Miss Composition Contest.

at Ft. Wayne on or about the date Babes. But Babe White of Cincin- | Motor Co.

Getchell to Talk to Wavne, Ind.. burlesque show

| Since Wright, before his death in Specified. [to 12th grades were to participate |

[1918 and withdrew her claim.

Astronomers. 11938. had only one Miss Babe in A nephew of the plumber, Charles Ei, in the composition contest, while Thomas W. Slick would name Alex | mind, the courts will have to decide Barkworth, attempted to break the) . 344 from the third to 12th grades Campbell, assistant District Attor- | Prof. Warren Rex Isom of Butler What to do with the money. will on the ground that too many | CHASE FOR $10 GOES UP were to take part in the achieve- ney, to serve the remainder of Mr. University Wright, a plumber, said in his will Miss Babes were as good as none., BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U. P..— ment contest. esta A a A will represent that “on or about April 18, 1918," Among the contestants, each with Police Officer W. W. Rucks engaged | First, second and third place win-

Indianapolis and Butler Fridav and Saturdav at the 45th annual meeting of the American Academyv of Political

he attended an “Indiana burlesque her lawyers and advisers, were Mrs.|in a novel chase the other day, but ners will be awarded medals. Cer- SAY IT WITH FLOWERS show” at Ft. Wayne and was ‘“‘cap- Harold Ribson of Watertown, Ont. he got his quarry. The officer was tificates will be presented to their tivated by Miss Babe.” a full-blooded Indian and mother called on to chase a $10 bill, blown schools. The annual competition is From He left $12,521 to Miss Babe with of three children; Dorothy Mar-| from the hand of a woman. He|sponsored by the Marion County > . sar the provision that, if she could not guerite Willett of Los Angeles; Dor- finally ran it to earth atop a three-| Council of Parents and Teachers | Allied Florist Association be found within three vears after othy Olive Newman of New York; |story building in downtown Birm- and the County Superintendent of of Indiana

nati, O., remembered she was 14 in| A total of 210 pupils in the sixth. o. 0 pajeved Federal Judge!

| Fremings term, which expires June!

| company in its negotiations with

| the National Labor Relations Board in Washington,

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The Indiana Astronomical Society will hear Prof. Bassford C. f L: 4 00 Getchell of the Butler University arge Boxes RINSO shhnieh . 1 a mathematics department at 2 p. m sans mn ve comes vt or of G Large Boxes OXYDOL $19

Central Library. Dr. Getchell will illustrate his talk on astronomy with color slides. 5 ” »

Blue Key Pledges Eight

Stephen Hack. president of Blue Key Fraternity at Butler University today announced the pledging of eight junior men They are: Quentin Covert, Jack Evard, Elwood Norris Herbert

& MISSES’ {3 y Schwomeyer and Herbert Spencer, SWEATERS & ) Indianapolis; Richard Freuchte- IR /

Schumacher. Lowsvite and Wills 57 0 of x FEBRUARY WELFARE § _ ~~...

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