Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1947 — Page 2

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PENSIVE—AH was not well for the squad of this nail-biter at today's basketball sectionals.

SCOLDING—A lagging team feels the sting

of woman's scorn... "Aw, gee, men—qet going. shakin

State Police Catch Fleeing Youths Pair Who Stole Car Here Recaptured Two teen-age offenders broke away from probation officers while

being treated to .a free meal in a W. Washington st. diner yesterday

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the Guernsey islands today that | lanta, Ga, and Charles Resek, two Scotland Yard men investigat-| LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 28 (U.| Chicago. ing the Windsor jewel burglary P).—Home hosiptal attaches re-| In all, more than 80 victims are have been searching the islands for | ported today that the critical list|iR the two hospitals, Purdue uni. four days. stemming from the bleachers col- versity officials said. The Daily Mail said the men lapse at the Purdue university field-!| Meanwhile, a joint investigating were interviewing jewelers who are house Monday night has béen re- committee probing the collapse of believed to have contacts in France. duced to two. the east-stand bleachers causing The Scotland Yard men are “in| Gene Catt, Princeton, and Ken- the death of three fans and inconstant touch with the French neth E Larson, Chicago, both Pur-|juring more than 200, during the Surete, the story said. {due students, still remained in|Purdue-Wisconsin basketball game. ' Scotland Yard had no confirma- critical condition there. was scheduled to resume its investion of the report. . | No critical cases were reported | tigation tomorrow.

AHHHHHH-—He breathes camplets, headsatisfaction . . . "Now, that's playing

YES AND NO—To cheer or go glum was her decision to make . . . "Well, anyway, the kids are fighting."

Truman to Give Willkie Awards

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 (U. P). public service by a Negro news—Cash prizes $750 will be awarded | paper, for the best example of in the name of the late Wendell |ODlective newspaper feporting and

tt Xam |L. Wilkie tonight for outstanding lor the Dest exsmple Of writing

other than news reporting. Negro journalism during 1946. Last year's prizes—the first of

President Truman will distribute | the Willkie awards for Negro jourthe awards at a dinner at which | nalism—were won by the Pittshe also will speak. Other spéakers burgh Courier for stories on the include Associate Justice Felix poll tax in southern states; by the Frankfurter of the -U. 8. supreme editor of the Norfolk .(Va.) Journal court and Frank L. Stanley, presi- and Guide for coverage of the dent of the Negro Newspaper United Nations conference in San Publishers association. Francisco in 1945 and by a woman Prizes of $350 each will be|colmunist of the Los Angeles awarded for the best example of | Tribune.

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Peace

Presider the senate peace tre: Bulgaria The tre lite count on Feb. 1

TVA

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