Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1946 — Page 15

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i The Shoe Fits 60D AND COUNTRY | Boy Gets ‘Coats’ POSTAL EMPLOYEES 'Secret Six' Raises i fo = AWARD PRESENTED And Not of Cloth gg PAYLESS TODAY Keep Girl's ‘Eyesight |

ing. Presidents. Star Scout Neal Parmenter of 8.0, IY Postal employees will continue to oh Troop 79 is the recipient-of the Goo P.—Baersisd by "in enews carry home only the mail today. OAT: Ju 3! =: PTs) to New York to appear. on the prewe | Congressional delay on an ap- .Secre g0 ether yesterday gram. On July 7 “We the People” G and Country award for outstanding | Thompson, a neighbor who was | propriation bill will force more than to give 10-year-old Ruthie Erickson! handed the “Secret Six” a $500 :

r a new start in Priorities permitting eight business and civic organizations to begin effort in ‘aiding his church's pre. | Paipiing Bis house. Deulied The 2800 local and rural mail carriers the money she needs to keep her| check. ‘y dventur a $542,000 worth of construction in Marion county have been granted by gram. Scout Parmenter received e d on nim a ee among the nation’s 450,000 mail em- from going blind. Since then other contributions Spurre the civilian production administration for the week ending July 11. his honoi Sunday at services in the| “0C¢ Sent A : ployees to go payless today. | The “Secret Bix" is a group of (have swelled the amount to’ es, Indian oppo~ : 8 y | The child's mother, Mrs. Les- | ) arged \ Other proposed construction throughqut Indiana increased the Beech Grove Methodist church of ™ ' him} According to a telegram received Ruth's best friends. They're all $800. ges ou ihe number of applications approved to 64, representing a total of $2,920,318. | hich he is 8 member ae] i POT aryied = by Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker, |about her pge. Yesterday, the kids’ mothers into hy eB Fifty-six applications, totaling $1,631,618, were denied. | & Wye . | clean—except for a few red |, payments will be made on the. When they heard she needed an loaded them up with cake. cookies 3 Bio It at times 1 School Remodeling Planned |= rr remem | The youth has acted as assistant splotches—and sent him out to |1947 fiscal year until proper ap- operation for removal of a cataract and ice cream and they all trooped on. a day. Ya : {gs ®partment, $4000: Trustee Otierbein organist, secretary of the sunday | play again. propriations are passed. The bill that otherwise might blind her, the over to Ruthie’s house. They had : hi waihivg . EC, Sounty dob planed HH “plant, $2200; Howsrd Windmitier, school and has charge of the youth| A few minutes later, she |has been snarled in congress by at-|youngsters started mowing' lawns, a party and gave Ruthie the money J r, | » a a log been | remodeling of Washington township {Df plant $3300; Howar Reynolds Re: | commission of the Methodist Youth | Charged in a police complaint, the | tachment of a silver-purchase rider.| running errands and doing other|for her operation. Sioa x i con« | schools at a cost of $418,000, Albert search Cor » Gary, piliotide im manu, Fellowship. He is also assisting in| child returned. This time he was Today will mark the conclusion odd jobs to raise the money. They| All Ruthie could do was grin e n were | Evans, Indiana district OPA man- ing Truck Sales “Frankfort, farm imple- oducing the church bulletin and painted a battleship gray. of a 15-day period. .Employees| kept their activities secret so every- | through tears and say “gosh.” | the new settierg Lager, announced today. ment and truck sales and service, $20,000, producing he heroi al i ; ; Lazar Kuzmanoff, Gary, repair. fire loss, has accrued the total of 350 hours of | [haven't been paid since July 1. No thing would be a surprise to Ruthie. A DIeroie scale, Others are American Legion, 313.500; Reywond sn Ts, Waveland, | service in earning the award. | MANAHAN RITES SET | estimate was made on ‘the Indian- | Ruth's parents could not afford AIR BRAKE STILL USED school - alteration n | y eion nd Fepair, ba ou Joi and Ralph Aten. Richwiond. welding and | Scout Parmenter is the son of| GOSHEN, Ind, July 17 (U. P.).— Apolis Payroll tieup. the operation WASHINGTON~The railroad air ico are gi Se Sng 1 Se Cg Ne damar Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Parmenter, 68 Services were. scheduled tomorrow | | The story got in the newspapers. brake, invented by George Westingme on the morn i Tor phi Jugs or pe poi $40,000; Lutheran University Association. South Ninth ave, Beech Grove. He for G. Hal Manahan. 60, former MEET FRIDAY | The “We the People” radio program (house in 1868, was adopted by many y Wayne's army i on F. K yon a t re | $35.000 Dr college Bo. foundsy sdastion. is 15. Rev. K. D, Vandeventer, | | Elkhart county Republican chair- | The Alvin P. Hovey corp No. 196 heard about it, invited Ruth, two|foreign railways within five years Turtle, chief of | Bb - pis EE igh . . OT€ [Al clinic, $18,200; St. Joseph college, pastor of the church, requested the man, who died yesterday after a will hold its regular meeting Friday | members of the "Secret Six" and and is still the primary method of ' Greenville thas juicing, Scenic Olt%, re. Rensselaer, college alteration, $28,000; award. {long illness [at 1:30 p. m. at 512 N. Illinois st. | the mother of one of the youngsters controlling rail traffic, the whites about | model retail flower shop, $4000; F. Indiana Bell Telephone Co, Muncie, addistern Indiana. § W. Woolworth Co. lunch counter | 16 Brunt vuildee, 3275000: J. Rule | their first brusM alterations $1800, andNClimax Ma- | building. $00, and Clarence Blake | y vansville nis construe n \ - 4 silent, some sul« | chinery Co. warehouse, $15,000, | ing, $1700 al Mr. Foltz and the Krieg firm are ——— 4 a a . BL being evicted from present. loca- J hy , 0 tions, Mr. Evans explained, and re- ARMY IS CURTAILING : Acme Telephoto quire priorities to remodel Proposed, Willard J. Green, 22, Chicago's new locations. " NEGRO ENLISTMENT “Cinderella” bandit, got 85 cents arta ; in a shoe stpre robbery but lost p State Applications Approved | his shoe i a struggle with the : Several large construction neluded WASHINGTON, July 17 (U. P). | owner. Police trailed Green to 1a sts | elsewhere in’ the state are included .. army today suspended enlist-| his home. When the shoe fit, in the approved list, |

Bucyrus-Erie Co., Evansville pow- ‘ment of Negroes except for 48 Groen ong and wag locked herhood of Rall- er shovel manufacturing firm, re-| Specialist categories in which man- | up ed to spend hie ceived approval for construction of POWer Is scarce. an, now says he a new plate shop to cost $180,000, | The war department said the, TWO AUTOS ESCAPE / 2 Mr. Truman ie Servel, Inc, another Evansville Overwhelming response of Negroes | (1 [ TY

firm, will proceed with plans for |to the recruiting campaign has re- | ational Farmers’ construction to cost $570 000. sulted in an overbalanced in their APPROACHING POLICE \ the C. L O,, is The International Furniture Co, |Tatio to total army strength. Army cord that he is Rushville, will expand at a cost of | Policy is to enlist Negroes in the While sitting at home last night, . “He says his $150,000, . while the Litchfield Same proportion as the ratio of Sgt. Joseph Klein, 921 E. 61st st. lost confidence Creamery Co., Warsaw, was listed Negro population to the total civil- | heard a woman scream in: a car i hing about legis: for a $490,000 building program. ian population. | parked nearby : : Other state applications approved The army said it expected to re-| When he approached the car and * 1 fact, has lam- are: sume enlistments of Negroes when | showed his police badge, the driver A Fashion Fur for praised him foe " Oar Me ww Bt My ayne retail jewelry their strength in the armed forces | | fled at high speed . But those two Hie Truek torr Cage Co roe | has been reduced by expiration of | “I fired two shots at the fleeing oks against the fprasiin, Ha108; Wiles, 8, Sussura, An! enlistments. car but it kept on going.” Sgt. natters held vital $4600; Arthur Kahr, ‘Elwood. retail ap-| The army also announced fed- Klein said. or aamodel sud repair. Si om eral authority has been granted the | Lose Second Chase

Ee 'parel store remodel and repair, $12,000; state of Illinois to re-organize the | Police lost another chase early he American Fork & Hoe Co. Evans-

yuess > ville. addition to shipping department, | 202d infantry regiment as a Negro today when Patrolmen Kenneth $72.00 cher Fouts Brake Co, Jvans- | national guard unit affiliated with Sanders and Harry Johnson went 0 analyze these $30.000; Chester Hunt, Kokomo, auto show the 33d infantry division to investigate a complaint about i i room and re r sk $9000; r { 7 i up in their own Tool and repair hop, oi ar. a noisy party in a parked car at tain and lunch room, $2200; T. { 36th and Rural sts Fr abor record will Frankiort, new car sales and Pe ane: Take I+ a When the police car approached, io d political party, Mrs. Helen Eisenstein Bioomington, ap- the automobile sped away. The i ’ arel store. remodel and repair, $15.000; | i y t-wing elements, petel sore, remodel 3 repair, 415.000; Or Leave I+ police officers gave chase but lost cratic party. house repair, $1889: The Celotex Corp it on Millersville rd. agro, warehouse insulation plant, $50 - i ervience to the 440; Ossian Locker Co. Inc. Ossian, fro- ® While on vacation you won't| Paul Miller, 27 of 18 E. Orange ge increases and 105 ood locker and meat processing plant, st., reported that a knife-wielding 30,000; Valter $ i r y { : bills st Hens 30000. Walter LSet I gone: want to miss a single local pandit held him up, cut his hand nakes Republican i i phan ceiling Teplacement, $128. or national news story ... in and took $15 from his pockets in i in 4 school, $3000, Gene Guttman, Sonne these exciting days. Futher- | the 800 block N. California st. il 8 1 furniture store. $8600 H 4 kJ Joy thi A Woods Drug Co, Inc, Evansville, al- more the youngsters will be! | might: ver union V eration and repair, $3000; Farm Equipan can point to pre a anh implement apd URNAppYy 3 they miss a stigie STUDENTS | AT "BUTLER RIT BEeW 00: Dairy, : : control legislation Evansville, dairy storage space. $4000 day on their favorite comics. Petersburg high scheol, Pet 1 ING IN Petrillo bills. ” School Dioachors $5000; Wm CH ey ® We'll’ gladly mail your Times TEACH 1 ty one in the labor a, Richmond, greenhouse, $20, - fait. . J Fotirteen - Butler university sumi ounce yr i ry or a Bricker in Mater gash Vali aoou a Yuta. to you anywhere in the, mer school students in the college ingdon, National $2041.49; Thomas Edward Rose. Muncie United States or Canada or of education are doing student , : paint, hardware and wall paper. $2000. : | teaching work in Indianapolis high head, has openiy ol og Mca, Baiptites barber shop, your Carrier will save your book i | war yant, Richmond, ; | schools. | oh ne Truman cleaning plant, $5000: J. T. Hedges, Pt papers at the station and gi .qent teachers include: 28. Ayne storage contracting u ent 11 right i $2000: Anderson Bank- Building nr deliver them in a neat bundle - Harmon Baldwin. Peru; Catherine Coop-| right, and wilk remodel office space, $1536.89. trustees of on the day you return er. Russiaville. KNesbert Roland DeHobeg, ns will pominate Pa We, 5. “Waitiey, IRGnietpel ‘vowes yy ogresvills, “Alms Fifer, Subs, Mtl | o plant, $38,031; Julian Vi Rich rs e more likely elothing store, 1g Ry shmond ® Make arrangements with | Castle Arsenal Technical high school; M. D. Odo dical Coleman, | Mrs. Virginia Bruner, F_ Boyd Collins. | a running-mata, Suter. tor tdival and denial office your Carrier when he col-|Indiana olis: Mrs. Helen Sowers, od i y . tridge 1 schoo. ear arles, Frances A. Britt, Evansville, dr ug store lects this week; or call Tail, 8 ees Washington high Boonvl ee Soetor. 319.900; Owen 3 uilett, RI ley-5551 and ask for Cir- | school. Mrs Fepiie Clauson, area Nest R Whitteker Lebanon i Elumbing build- culation — right now while | Ripple high school and Mary McCleary, ng and apartments Thoma think : | Indianapoh Emerich Manual Training! Pearce, Rensselaer, Bc store . you think of it. high school BR —————————————————————— —

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