Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1946 — Page 14

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Boasting European gcts for the first tile in five years, the “Greatest Show on Earth” will play Indianapolis July 8 and 9 in a new lot —the Victory fleld parking grounds. Fortunately, there'll be no ball

games on those two nights when &

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the Ringling Bros. and Barnum

Bailey circus pitches the world’s

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largest big top where baseball fans usually park their autos, Instead, Gargantua and Toto, famed Barnum & Bailey gorilla team, will hold forth in competition with sideshow barkers and pink lemonade hawkers. Bursting with bouritiless energy, B.' & B. Press Agent Bernie Head popped into town today, drew a deep breath, and announced:

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. . . the big show is pre-war this year in massiveness and postwar in the importation at long last of Buropean acts and features. The circus again travels on its pre-war complement of four railroad trains of 100 flat, stock and sleeping cars. One smashing over-all super-spec-tacle tops the almost countless displays. It is ‘Toyland’, a huge, humorous extravaganza, designed for children of all ages.

Mr. Hedden, declined to say whether this year’s descriptives were likewise imported from Europe.

Neither did he know why the show switched its location from South-

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What a puss . . . The cat, we mean, not Toto’s. Shown modeling the latest in gorilla headgear (a live cat, definitely NOT a Lily Dache creation), Toto will appear as usual with her spouse, Gargantua, in Barnum & Bailey's

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By JANE STAFFORD . Science Service Medical Writer WASHINGTON, June 24.--The so~ called intestinal ‘flu which is plaguing the nation’s capital and may be epidemic in other cities this summer is still something of a medical mystery. A virus that enters

the body

has yet been able to prove this. Reasons for thinking the germ is a virus are: 1, none of the usual organisms causing stomach and intestinal infections has been found in these: cases; 2, the incubation period of the disease is short. The sickness develops within a day or two after a person has got-

Fortunately the disease does not become serious. It lasts about two days during which the victim may be quite miserable with nausea,

vomiting and diarrhea and even| the stranger fled.

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back to work! He'll leave the beer, the shadows | and the ancient women with their anxious, painted faces.

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washed up. I'm going back to track | work, railroad.”

down with the roar of the “el” and a man can’t

ous than the “intestinal 'flu” that United Press Staff Correspondent i i . Mortuary, 2310 W. Washington. Friends just born ‘living easy, and never Burial North Liberty. Friend runs through families and com- NEW YORK, June 24.—Being a| worked at all. Juries, a Ta —_— 7 rm. munities from time to time. | Bowery bum costs about $18 a week “But that's finished now, it's all Tuesday. The family's doctor can be con-| these days so Joe Campbell is going | CURTIS—Ella May, age 43, beloved wife

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] . Inflation has done it, Joe. exX-| qist hospital. Funeral from Speaks & cessive loss of water from the body| “And it'll seem strange,” he said. | plained. As far as he's concerned, | Finn Funeral Home, 1639 N. Meridian, through the vomiting and diarrhea |: “Sometimes life seems like a dream | infiation has beat the OPA. Hot air | Tuesday, 1:30 p. m, and at the Penteis a possible danger and because of |— -— | mone has it the Ba Ol alr | octal church, corner of JSavrsl_st, and this a doctor should be consulted | y Jas e Bowery, fiogling DI Ba Pe vio, n.

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BEAVER--Miss Lena M., of $747 College,

passed away Sunday, at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary until Wednesday Methodist church Wednesday,

WwW. Stump, Mrs, Eads, Mrs. Cassie Cook, Mrs, Faye Ram-

Marjorie Brooks; son of Oliver Brooks of Brooksburg, Ind.; brother of Raymond, Wilford and Emerson Brooks, Mrs, Ethel Shad Mrs. Dollie Cole and Mrs. Roberta Ham-

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hospitals and was apparently the 'G WwW k hy . P| of Mrs, Chaimer Dick abd Mis, Joseph Polis ity; rs. A= cause of the sickness among babies onna ork on t e Ra il road Sri Wg RG i on G. I. brideships this spring. The | mont, and Paul Delaney, Dayton, and | one niece, passed away Sunday, Puneral

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DR. AYRES IS NAMED PURDUE ACTING DEAN

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 24 (U. P).—Dr. Willlam L. Ayres today was named acting dean of the school of science at Purdue university to succeed Dr. Howard E. Endeis, who will retire after a year's leave of absence. Dr. Ayres has been head of the mathematics department and assistant graduate | school dean.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 24.—A

series of eight Hoosier Historical

institutes will be sponsored jointly this summer by Purdue and Indiana universities, Indiana State and Ball State Teach®rs colleges, the Indiana historical bureau and the Indiana department of commerce and public relations. The two-day institutes will be directed by Dr. Ross F. Lockridge, of the Indiana university staff. Speakers at the first institute June

former Governor Henry F.SchrickThe institutes are open to the

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Times Special 8ST. PAUL, Ind, June 24—Of-

ficial tests have been completed at Shelbyville on a new fire truck which is a part of an $80,000 civic improvement program under way in the town of St. Paul, on the ShelbyDecatur county line. The truck was delivered to the town after passing an official test before a representative of the Indian inspection bureau. It has a 500-gallon-per-minute capacity and equipment includes 1200 feet of 2';-inch hose and 300 feet of booster hose. It is equipped to draw water from pools or streams pending completion of the town's water system.

GREENWOOD NAMES ‘CEMETERY OFFICIAL!

Times Special GREENWOOD, June 24-—Gene Ball has been elected president of the Greenwood Cemetery association to replace Harley Stanton, who will serve on the board of directors with Robert Polk and C. C. Argabrite. Other officers include Paul Braun, vice president; Clarence

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Monroe county will have a threeparty ticket for the fall election, it was learned here today when A. A. ‘| Ulmet, county chairman of the Prohibition Party announced that a county-wide rally would be staged here on July 8 and 9 for the purpose of naming a dry slate.

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NEW YORK, June 24 (U, P.. —Palisades park concession owners were puzzled when Sunday crowds lined up in front of stands to buy hot-dogs and roast beef sandwiches, a half - dozen at a time. When a woman appeared with a valise and asked to buy 50 hotdogs, the owners blamed it on the local meat shortage, and limited sales to one to a customer. The supply was exhausted by mid- afternoon.

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First of 2-Day Meetings like I did last night, it's getting To Be Held June 29-30. | fun, with half-a-hundred bugs

crawling on your ribs. ‘You can take it or leave it,’ the guy told me. It was my last 30 cents, but I took it.”

Jo# could get a good night's rest for nothing. They just don't give you anything to eat.

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ough all over,” Joe said. “It ain't

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He paid 20 cents in the old days.

neral sevices will be held ry "he “Gillis Funeral Home, Terre Haute, Ind, Wednesday afternoon, June 26. Interment Rose Lawn Cemetery. Terre Haute papers please copy. GEORGE Margaret L., mother of ea and Richard, grandmother of Richard and David, 5 aseti away at her home on| Rd. 431 at 83d & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday. and place of burial later

GLOVER—-Mrs. May, of 1423 Pleasant st beloved wife of George 8. Glover, mother. of Mrs, Margaret Rube, Miss Bessie Glover, Walter Glover and Robert | Glover of Indianapolis, and Raymond Glover of Connersville, also survived by 15] grandchildren, passed away Sunday afternoon. Friends may call at the Rob-

ert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Pros- |

, pect st., after 8 p. m. Monday. Funeral | If he wanted to splurge, he'd spend services Wednesday, 3 p. m. from the | a half dollar. above funeral home. Priends invited Joe said bumming a dime here, or | Butial Floral Park cemetery. -|HATTERY. “Catherine A. 1118 N. Keal-| two bits there, has lost its mean A Emit of Alden B, died Saturday ing. “You can't eat off a dime,” he| at her residence, Funeral Tuesday, 8:15, i “ » an’ at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th | explained, “but you can’t say to als, 9:00 a. m., at Church of the Little! ‘Hey, I'm hungry and low- Flower. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. |

29 and 30 will be Governor Gates|gent, who will talk the first day, and|adays things cost a lot more’ la

In fact, people don't hand out as|

much to the panhandlers now. |

public and students of the four said,

“They've got more dough,” Joe! “but I guess they're spending

more. They're having a good time.

ing Indiana citizens, state officials They think youre kidding it you and educators will serve as speak- 15ay you're hungry.”

“It costs the average bum about

Local historical societies and Boy |$18 a week now,” he said. “That's Scout troops will co-operate in the|too much for life in the bowery. A programs, providing campfires and guy can't relax.” {

Apathetic Public Irks 'Eqg-Sitter’

LOS ANGELES, June 24 (U. P.).—Public indifference to his efforts to hatch an egg for a two-timed mama ostrich irritated professional screwball Jim Moran today. “These sightseers just nonchalantly ask me how long I've been on the egg and other routine questions as though it’s an every day occurrence for a man to be

sitting on an ostrich egg,” Moran declared. “Maybe people just expect

Southern California to produce the extraordinary.” : More than 500 curious persons visited the Los Angeles ostrich farm yesterday. Some bought pictures of Moran on the egg. Moran took over the hatching assignment on father’s day a week ago after the hen ostrich deserted the egg.

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RIOTING IN TEHRAN

TEHRAN, June 24 (U. P.).— Bayonet-swinging gendarmes fought off a crowd of about 1000 persons

in downtown Tehran today after an attack on the central municipal offices. Early reports of “casualties said at

| least three women were injured, one | seriously. Officers fired into the air

in quelling the outbreak. The riot started when about 400

| Priends may call at the mortuary. OLLIDAY—Claude beloved husaoL of Grace (nee Cranford) Hondas: | passed away at the residence, 4806 E. 10th 8t.,, Sunday: morning. Funeral services | Tu esday, June 25, 2:30 p. m., at the Wallace Street Presbyterian Church Priends | invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends | may call at the Meyer & Abdon Funeral |- Home, 1509 Prospect, ahy time until noon Tuesday and at the church from 1 p. m. | until hour of service. HOLSAPPLE—Glenn L., husband of Mrs Myrtle A. father of Mrs. Juanita | Schuck, Mrs. Bernadette Stodghill, Theodore L. Holsapple; son of Theodore W |

age 55

Planner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, Priends invited Interment | Friends may |

1:30 m. Washington Park cemetery. call at mortuary. HOWARD — Iva A. 73 years, beloved mother of Elmer and Alvin Howard, Edward and George Marbach, passed away | Sunday. Puneral Wednesday, 8:30 a. m., at the G.' H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1506 8 East st, 9 a. m., Sacred Heart |

beloved sister of | Mrs. Mary Pritsche of Coatesville, Ind aunt of MNws. Guy Shep erd of Bainbridge, Ind.; Mrs. Conrad cVay of Danville, Ind.; Elso, John and Robert Pritsche of Danville, Ind and Albert Howlett of Greencastle, Ind, passed away Sunday a. m. at the home of her niece, Mrs. Conrad McVay of Danville, Ind. Funeral services Tuesday, 1 m., from Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Chapel, 5371 E Washin St. Burial Memorial Park

any time after 13 noon Monday. HUTTON—Charles, beloved son of William

Ann, Donna, William and David Hutton, Jasteq away Saturday. Services Tuesday,

p. m., at the Beanblossom Mortuary, tat W. Ray 8t. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.

LEPPERT--William C., beloved brother of Marie, Edith, Charles, B. Bert Leppert, passed away Sunday, June 23, at the resily 5347 Central ave. Funeral from Blackwell Puneral Home, 1503 N, Meridian, Tuesday, June 25; 8:30 a. m., requiem mass St. Joan of Arc church, § a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

PARKER George Ellsworth, beloved husband of Voneda Parker and father of Hugh, Ralph, Keith, Margaret Ann Parker and Ruby Plunkett, Thelma Moneybach, Gladys Snider, Nadine Liggett and Ruth {| Thompson, brother of Floyd Parker and {uncle of Dorsie McCormick, passed away Sunday. Puneral service at Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington, Tuesday at 10 a. m., and at residence of Floyd Parker, 2% miles southwest of Pountsintown Tuesday at 30 Friends may call at the chapel Fountaintown. SOUDDER—Vada Clara, 68 years, beloved sister of Foster Scudder, passed away at the home of Miss Katie Schmalz. Puneral Wednesday, 9:30 a. m., at the residence, 220 Prospect, 10 a. m., Sacred Heart church. Friends invited. Burial St Joseph's cemetery. Friends may oall at the residence after 8 p. m. Monday, G. H. Herrmann Service, STEWART—PFrank, age 53 years, beloved husband of Hazel Jane Stewart, father of Robert A., Prank B. Stewart, brother

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3 of Mrs. J. B. Punk, Detroit, Mich,, passed persons, among them 150° or 80|away Saturda Funeral Tuesdny, 3 e ess. m., at irley Bros.’ Central ape women, attacked the city ofc 946 N. Nlinols. Burial Crown Hill. Friends

amid a clamor of demands for work. When the main doors were closed on them, they broke windows with stones and dragged out the vice

mayor, who was beaten badly.

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Mrs. Opal Hoover and Glenn Alspaugh of Indianapolis and Miss Merle L. Alspaugh and ‘Delbert Templeton, Ind. also survived by six grandchildren, passed away at the home

and burial Wednesday p. m, Templeton, Ind.

ANDERSON. — Mrs. Elizabeth, beloved

servicer Tuesday, 2:30 Po Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 8377

ton 8t. Burial Crown Hill eall at the chapel any tims,

ALSPAUGH —-Samuel A, beloved father of

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mother of Barney, Charles, Nuvert and

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may call at the chapel. WILSON--Hattie M., of 1017 N. Jefferson ave. entered into rest Monday juoraing. Co 68 years, widow of the late Th {lson, mother of Mrs. Edna McClintock, Mes. Maxine Messick and Blake Wilson, sister of Mrs, Carrie Lane, Mrs. Nora Haskett, Mrs. Madge Siefert, Morton O and Orla Lindley. Service Wednesday 10 a. m. at Peace Chapel, 2080 E. Michi. gan st. Priends are welcome. Burial Fair. view cemetery, Sheridan, Ind. Moore Mortuaries

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of his daughter, Mrs. Opal Hoover, 1619 Draper st., brother of Harry Alspaugh, 1934 w. 934 W. Michigan St. Vandalia, 0. passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Opal Hoover, 1619 FARLEY CARLEY FUNERALS >see 1008 W. Jf oxen Draper ta Sunday p. m. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect st., after 4 p, m, BERT 5 GADD, Monday until 9 a. m. Tuesday. Services|3130 Prospect Bt, MA-6049

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fhfornation. Wayne School of Practical Nursing. Box A- 15, c-0 Times. A FEMALE HELP WANTED Vv AUDITOR

working conditions * J

EXPERIENCED cook wanted. Apply 1007 8. Meridian.

GIRL, cooking and laundry Fork, in Chi- 8

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White, sin

“HOUSEKEEPING MAID

40-60. Beginning salary

> ite; age $67.50 per month plus board, room and % laundry Good working conditions. In- J stitution near Indianapolis. Good transportation Call CH-7676, 8 a m. to3 Spm Miss Bulen. ; ELEVATOR | OPERATOR ; Easy. pleasant work. for white girl

with pleasing personality.

FAIRWAY FURNITURE

133 W. Washington “OPPORTUNITY FOR FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT

Clean, pleasant factory work a better

than average starting New type work with an old tatablished firm; good advancement possibilities, Located in

Fountain Square ares.

1234 F Barth

Work With 3. A. Goodmon at NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Nearly evervone knows the man who brought the hosiery ind to an- |

apolis over 36 Jeane 8§0, reputation for the highest Yearning b.) finest working conditions. Fine transpor-

tation facilities hers. Opening mow for

Experienced Runner

Machine Operator Secretary

Typist Girls or Trainees In Plant

70 RB Michigan RI-6511, 8 a. m. to 6 p W.

GIRLS TO LEARN

HOSIERY MENDING

Ages . Wo h Vigan; " vg

REAL "SILK EE MILLS

634 N. NOBLE

Hand Sewers

Top Salaries Paid to Experienced Fur Finishers

Indiana Fur Co.

114 E. Washington

LADY to take full charge of homes for young businessman an his 2 shildren. Stay. CH-0012. 2010 ¥. New York.

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Insurance office has permanent | job for experienced key punch.op- |

erator. Call LI-1381. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR

or verifier for penitanens,

neral Home, MA-3027. (Bowling Green & | BUGHANAN-_8 West Fail papers please copy). Creek Roy TA-3371 BACOM--Earnesteen Baker, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sherman SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Baker, aunt of Mrs. Wanda Scheiring 954 N_Tinots Wy L1-5409 Bhank, passed away Saturday. Puneral JONES % HURT MORTUARY

SHEFIELD CHAPEL Day and Night Ambulance Bervice

2226 Shelby Bt. GA-2570

I, RI-3431

GENERAL Ho

Experienced. with references, for small house and to assist with care of 3-year. old boy. No laundry. Stay. White or colored. HU-8358, T

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