Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1946 — Page 3

96, 1046 _ TUESDAY, NOV. 26, 1946

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Was wondering if it would be too much to ask you to bring me. (in addition and also)—some of those KAYNEE BALBRIGGAN PAJAMAS like they have in the Boys' Shop at my favorite Store? (Your Man's Store, Santa.) You see, they're a winter weight— and gosh, Santa, they have ski pant slacks—with all

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BATES DELAYS NAMING JUDGE

Hints Appointment Won't Be! Made Before Next Week.

Governor Gates indicated today that his appointment of a judge of Municipal court 4 will not be made before next week. He did not indicate which way he intends to go in the apparent deadlock between factions of the Marion county Republican leadership over candidates for the judgeship. : The war veterans’ division of the G. O. P, has brought widespread pressure for the appointment of an ex-service man to the post, A delegation of veterans headed by Cale J. Holder called on. the governor yesterday, urging the appointment cf a veteran. They have suggested Lawrence H. Hinds, George House and Alex M. Clark, who was defeated for the G. O. P.| prosecutor nomination. Sided With Veterans County Chairman. Henry E Ostrom has sided with the veterans recommending that the governor appoint Mr, Clark. Joseph J. Daniels, ‘11th district chairman, has recommended the appointment of Paul C. Wetter, Beech Grove magistrate court judge and 13th ward G. O. P, chairman. This recommendation was reportedly based upon a commitment made during the primary election campaign. Up to today, no compromise had béen reached on the appointment. The Municipal court 4 berich will be vacated Jan. 1 by Judge John Niblack when he becomes judge of Superior court 1. HOOSIER BECOMES DEAN AT HARVARD CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 26 (U. P.)—Dr. Wilbur J. Bender, former veterans’ counselor at Harvard university, succeeded Dr. A. Chester Hanford, the university's longest tenured dean, today following Dr. Hanford's resignation to become professor of government. Dr. Bender, a native of Elkhart, Ind., was formerly an assistant dean at Harvard. He served as a lieutenant in the navy during the war.

Organizations

A card party will be given by the St Philip Neri Altar society at 2 and 8 p. m tomorrow In the auditorium of St Philip Neri Catholic church. Mrs. J. W. Fiyn will be in charge.

Wayne Township War Mothers will meet for luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in ihe Some of als Devin - Felix, 802 8 y ave ssisting hostess Mrs. Robert Feeters, "ry Willis re

. Mrs. Noble Th - son, Huddleston Mrs Alme a Hubbard and Mrs. Margaret Hubbie.

"JUNIAPACA" OVERCOATS (For the Boy— The dog's Overcoat is his own.) Sizes 5 Yo 12— in deep winter BROWNS and BLUES. 17.95

“ JNIAPACA” OVERCOATS for JUNIOR BOYS-by {JTTLE BUDDY!”

They are a value! A value, indeed—which stems

from good fabric, like "JUNIAPACA" —from splendid tailoring, like "LITTLE BUDDY" —

and at a moderate price, which you can see.

(A ehip off Dad's Overcoat.)

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And it has cut into it a lot of style—a lot of “presision” tailoring and proportioning—that gives

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES All Is Well That Ends Well eo HR y

Mrs. George Washington Kavanaugh has regained the $5000 diamond and emerald bracelet she lost at the recent opening of the Metropolitan opera in New York and Mrs. Mina Schraff (left), Brooklyn housekeeper, who found it in the Met's lobby, has a $250 reward, Above, the ladies are pictured admiring the bracelet. When asked what she would do with the reward, Mrs. Schraff pointed to Mrs. Kavanaugh's platina jacket and said: “Buy a coat like that” She changed her mind when told jacket cost over $3000.

3d Pendleton Escapee Still At Large.

Times State Service LEBANON, Ind. Nov. 26.-—Cold and hungry, two Pendleton reformatory escapees surrendered to Boone county authorities at midnight last night. The convicts are Richard Tracy, 24, Gas City, Ind., and James Rose, 28, Indianapolis. The two walked away from the reformatory with a third prisoner, Thomas Wheatland, Friday. Tracy and Rose both were serving time on charges of second-degree burglary, Evans still is at large. At midnight yesterday the men walked up to a farm house at state roads 49 and 20 and asked the farmer to call the sheriff, Slept in Corn Cribs The arrests were made by Sheri Frank McCormick and Rush

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|eribs. . i | They said the weather made them {so uncomfortable that they were | making their way to Pendleton to | surrender. Tracy said he didn't

know what prompted them to make’

an escape as he had but a few months before bécoming eligible for a clemency plea, i The men still were wearing their Pendleton uniforms when arrested. | Tracy said that they had lived in |constant fear of capture. One night, he said, he imagined he {heard sirens and came out of hiding {to give himself up.

FIVE ESCAPE INJURY

Lord Wavell's appeal was said to have followed reception of a formal

IN TWO-CAR COLLISION »

| Five persons escaped injury in al {two-car crash on Road 52 at the |30th st. intersection this morning. | Sheriff's deputies reported the ac|cident occurred when cars driven

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hd Frank Garringer, 79, R. R. 17, | Box 557, drivifig south on the high- | way, and one driven by Frank T.

Sisson, 41, 3203 Park ave. collided,| SOVIET SCHOOL EXTENDED al Riding with Mr, Garringer was' |his wife, Mrs. Bessie Garringer, 63. Soviet university programs have | Passengers with Mr. Sisson were been extended from four to five Robinson, deputy sheriff. The pair wijjam Briggs, 41, 1323 Polk st, years to permit an expanded cur-. ‘said they had lived on clams and land Harold Geisel, 42, 28 E. 16th st. riculum, it was announced today.

MOSCOW, Nov. 3 (U. P).—

Delhi

Wavell had sent an urgent ap to

the interim government. Chas, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, president of the Moslem league, has notified’ Lord Wavell that Moslems will not” attend meetings of the constituent assembly scheduled to open Dec. 9.’

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