Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1945 — Page 19

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~ “Paps Is ALL" & foifk comedy by|Nov. 32, as a holiday, production. sf 4:18 p. m. Priday at) I last shift reporting forland navy and universal military Ir | The will be the third of a se- . emer i, Nov, 13 (U. Be rary dramatics society on the In-[l ou : oe 5 of over-al recuras| 8 1 Cmtmiampm. |] HW. P. WASSON & CO. } Sor ang the left wing made ah ef], wnlo. wi. To this ruleiy directed the play, Professor % {fective and significant showing is & lving, prayer that L. Pence is faculty director. = i Ca a elect | Dever falls to bring an answer and| “The cast includes: Gharlet Nor 4 The Communists did not elect|, pegging = ton, Rich Valley; Gerald Brown, ; Swnities they cast 4 chunk of bal- |, fall to fulfill this Golden |paianapolis; Bulene Reed, Water- 3 Ut power ip Some tutte close oup- heavens, you would build on |pany, ; Th <4 -{ Here are some of the tl The speakers su was “Chris- : sidelights on last week's : | ian Selence: the Sees ot Dre BEAUTY OPERATORS 3 NEW YORK CITY: Mind” She is a member of the we But Scleutist, Botres, o Tie live o te : . : and was spon- and Cosmetologists’ i A new vogue at Butler university is the returns|sored here by the First Christian ; dents and faculty members meet leads | Science church. Association, Inc, were elected at 4 Gordon H. Clark, faculty sponser He the business meeting last night st between Miss Wanda Les’ Coll ‘Cacchiones Michael J,|that the Negro vote in this country |gotel Lincoln, ~~ n Labor Party|riSht Dow is & potential balance of \ory “pecsie Shelburme was re- i MAY NA CLINIC Com- | Political power in 18 northern|,.cteq president, Other officers are +} the | States. Mrs, Dolly Fouts, first vice presi- 2 MORGAN Cho aioe of the. mmm ey | Interest in. revues trom Now der 2 Mit. Lace Hardy, second 3 Scandinavians of . gro officer of Communist party president; Marjorie - AFTER DR, ORG | will ‘meet at 6 p. m, Sa is running second in Manhattan.|*Ys (Ohh congressional district (yg vice president; L. OC. Ven- 1 asley, Barbara and turn into a serving dish and| yrempers of the city health board the D. A. R. chapter At the rate those three are running, | were “lere was 8 byelection las Rheenen, fourth vice president; NG hate L. Ross, church +% . immediately add the cheese t0 the pve asked that the new $130,000, covered dish supper, . ~~ |the complete count will suggest that| Week for the house of representa-|; “ol. Ten. io president; color returns thru roofs. ‘Age 22 up. Don't look old before | take part. -] hot vegetables. Serves four. clinic to be operated at Flanner the Communists under some efr-( UUs Whe GIWUich has been Dec |v, yiery Lou Smith, secretary: your time, Get Nix Vitamin Yablets foday Don't waif. a an, Mrs. John a... + house be named in honor of Dr.| Prof. John Stempel, head of cumstances can control close to Mrs, Leona Pitzer, treasurer; Mrs. : 3 by Mesdames FRU'T DROP COOKIES | german G. Morgan, veteran heaith|the journalism Gepartment at Indi| 100.000 votes in New York City. | hed 68.647 votes to a Sundidate his Kathryn Steurer, sergeant-at-arms, Sorry . . « No Mall Orders Louden, Sam- A (Fe Priday luncheon) -| board secretary. ana uni ty, will speak at a Voting Bloc in Cleveland b tie t. That was in|8nd Mrs. Emily Armstrong, Mrs, + : : Atherton and 2c cab flour A resolution was approved by the meeting df the Indianapolis Adver- CLEVELAND: Arnold 8, Johnson,|a presidential year with the late) Ethel Brenton, Mrs. Florence Trow- “WASSON'S TOILETRIES, STREET FLOOR i 2% tsps. king powder »« board at a meeting held last Pri- “club at noon : of the Communist Franklin D. Roosevelt on the Demo-|bridge and Mrs, Mildred Rottler, = 3 i % tsp, salt day. It was introduced by Mrs. thletic club. His topic will be Shox TE or jand board trustee. a 3 1 tsp. ehnamon ° Roberta Nicholson, a board mem-|* to Write and Freedom |!™ Ohlo, ; not > kers % tp, Gives of ucation he polled S300 Yous : % eo. shotdening The two-story brick clinic il 4 1c. sug ; ing was built with city and The meeting of | 18st week. Two years ago he ran ress 1 beaten egg works administration the Forest Manor Civic league will|f0r the same office and polled 47,000. : % c. orage juice or juice from|inally was named the be held tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the|A votng bloc of that site in a city canned fruit health center, Pre- clubroom, 3725 E. 38th st. of Cleveland's population could be- : ‘ bag gr S. 3% ec. chopped raisins child and tuberculosfs clinics will be SUE significant factor in future : : 7 A " - ec he - xi - % tap, vaitlia petaled ab the Genter. us er) ORAL SAILOR. POW. I° This Is But A Hint Of What's “3 ew York, will ... Sift. dry. ingredients together, | pected to soon. ’ {. BOSTON: Otis A. Hood, sa Qom- ; ; ni ker tomorrow Cream shotening until smooth and| The resolution declared that the) = 3 YEARS, |S HOME munist leader, ran for the Boston In Store For Your Luxuryeting of the “action en by our board will {school committee. He also was ¥ soft, Blend in sugar and egg and Coxswain Charles Frank Craig,| Voluntary ; ‘light-colored. | Stand out as a testimonial of the licked. But Hood came up with Levin’ Ch i tmas Belle! pia club. Dry.) ost umtil Bully and ligh | citizens of Indianapolis to all pos-|Indianapolis sailor who was a 36693 votes which was about 10 per ristm bia club, Mrs. Add flour mixture and fruit juice the Servite which 3 BLS representative alternately. mixing thoroughly. tetity for Salute TO prisoner of the Japanese md¥e than|cent of the total cast. - present future Stir in riisins and’ vanilla. Drog] he (Dr. Morgan) Ie © three years, is: home on 90-day] BUFFALO: The | organization, 4 50 i the smmunl Be a patient at St |leave. ; - |swept the boards here in a light ella E. Hart- 1 Vago an ospital where he recent-| The son of Nelson E. Craig, 42 mayoralty vote. .The American Laneighborhood : a. ’ bor party, which is an effective and ly underwent an abdominal opera-| N. Beville ave, Coxswain Craig was tical tion of wie tion. He has been health board sec-| taken when Corregidor fell and was{hard-fisted political organization ncjes, also will > retary 33 years. liberated in-August. He returned to] With some. Communist connections; ol ———————— this country about four weeks ago.|Wd8 swamped on the face of the ristmas party LT THELMA RILEY Another Indiana man who has Teturns. Nevertheless, the A. IL. P. fans’ hospital le been a prisoner, Printer 3-¢ Jesse E.|Increased its vote by almost 30 per Z0na. Maze 1a NOW AT BILLINGS uot, Terre Haute, niso was listed|cent over that cast for its candinents. board y : —After spending 18 months over- as safe by the navy department to- artes in the 1941 mayoralty elecoh i a day, 4 e . in guests: at ; Indans’ Poetic Interpreta-/5eas in two theaters of war, 1st ” Dr. T. B. ery Jr's Lt. Thelma Riley, daughter of Mr. Seaman 1-¢ Edward Marvin Cum- Democrat Wins ons” will be % {1 subject whi he speaks at 2 p. m and Mrs, Ira Riley of Carmel, has| mings Jr, New Albany, who was| PITTSBURGH: David L. Law. rsda “Sunday inthe Y. W. C. A. before|returned to Billings General hos. (Previously reported missing, was|rence, Democrat, won the mayorY : . : ’ listed as dead. ! alty contest by a margin of 13.000 7 members o! the Poets’ Corner. pital. : Kindergarten Dr. Noble assisted by Mrs. Noble,! First stationed in Iceland and ——- votes. Lawrence had American leet at 11:30" will fllustrge his talk with picture England for 18 months, Lt. Riley Or anizations Federation of Labor, Congress of . { slides. A musical program will be went to Hawaii and Saipan after gc Industrial Organizations and other program’ will presented ¥ Mrs. Frank T. Eden-!a furlough in thie United States. labor and left wing backing. The ls. A discus~ | harter. : She was first with the 92d station| 2 "ontily ineeling of the Genera! ¥d- |retirns suggest that the Democratic y Your Chile { A display of wood engravings by hospital and later was with the Seisrans, essaciation. wil be phield_at a|party in Western Rennuyivania is Mrs. C . M...Dawson--alse is: 76th-field hospital. She was an an«|» B+ ~rORIEgAy 41 the Colum ih {dependent on that every time - : i scheduléd dr the meeting. esthesiast in surgery when casual-| sue Fraternal Order of Police suxiliary he polls open. With respect to 5 vice { The firstantries in contests spon- [ties from Iwo Jima came back to NUL sponsor. a. public | ead purt at Ha his Democratic-Labor alliance, {J sored by te organization will be|the fslind. The hofDITAl unit went,B,n Jauradey in he Pittsburgh 1s typical of a situation ony for new ee aon wl > into Okinawa with the invasion : ee to be found in many places, e — RA a m ) o unit, Amets, i} Motley; cltirman: “Additionat en<}foroes and pitched thelr tents two ciety Bone ol the marian hase. 5] ‘DETROIT: Labor made its great- , will be held : miles 1 the lines will ‘be held tomorrow in the Columbis|edt bid for tieal in the post | tries may je mailed to her home, Jom : club. Howard #. Peckham, director of poli recognition cketts, chaire 4 1726 N. Albama st, - Before entering the service Lt.|ine Indiana historical bureau, will speak (here with the nomination of C.1. w unit officers. Mrs. Estlle Toler Sowder and Riley practiced nursing in hospitals Tas hedict amad: State President 0's Richard T. Prankensteen for | Mrs. Paul R. Oldham will be in at’ Peru, Lafayette and the “Med-|" * mayor. Prankensteen lost to Mayor

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The Prospect suxilisry, O. E 8. will Edward J. Jeffries Jr. But another 1B ete ha Hom 3% 7p. m. Pray S20. man who also is a member | the United Automobile Workers | [SIRE SE 2 ow inal tn postion 1 make : ; : o'cloc at the 8, a strong race for mayor next tine. Van, 2706 8. Meridian st. # —— He is Lt. George Edwards. 5 Bn P. WASSON & CO. The November Circle of the Altar so- He topped the poll in Detroit * ciety of St. Philip Neri church will hold ; SATS parties 8. 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. to-| With 241253 votes. He automat. uditorium, Mrs, ically becomes president of the De- ; 3 troit couneil Detroi A, Mrtadar party wil be held by halving o Dabyt of and on has grees will be conferred today” at their presidents to the mayor's office. versary of the AB, Nira, Jessie Pelley | AlsO significant in Detroit were the rorthy smatron, snd Lyle Warriner 15|141,370 votes cast for the Rev. | hymn {Charles A. Hill, a Negro. menibers of : the .- Inter!" ~Detrolf, New York and mobt other tional Brder of Job's Da : Af 6 mo Donal Doar of Jolvs af ‘the. supreme northern industrial

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