Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1947 — Page 5

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. SPEEDWAY SENDOFR—Jewell Joon Lain ood end Patricia Kennedy catch up on Speedway news with Cliff Bergere out

at the track. The girls are helpi Saturday night at the armory.

ping plan the ''500-Mile Teen Frolic"

e dance will Be open to all city

teen canteens and teen organizations.

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Did Stomach Acid Pains Make Jack Spratt Eat No Fat?

Modern day “Jack Spratts” who eat no fat because of distress of stomach or acid ins, indigestion, ning i caused A excess acid should try dga. Get a 25¢ box of Udga Tablets from Jou { Srugeist. Wrst dose must convince or and get DOUBLE

Four MON ad BACK.

Cracks? Blisters?. liching

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Suit May Solve Hit-Skip Case

Testimony in a $10,000 damage suit in superior court 3 may throw light on a fatal hit-skip traffic acci9 |dent which has been on the Indian-

fo | Cause Traffic Jam at Millionaire's Home : Ea PALM SPRINGS, Cal. May 21 (U. P)~The war assets administra-

/ permit its use by the faith healer.

Avak, ht 10,000 miles from Iran by Mr. Arakelian in hopes of effecting a cure of his elpileptic son, Vaughn, 37, moved into the luxuri-

‘his faith healing three years ago in

Tehran, The elder Arakelian relinquished his bedroom as a clinie for the healer. Avak said he would see 60 afifct- |!

ed persons every day by appointment, 30 in the morning and a like number each afternoon.

Call on British Primate Im \To Probe Noisy Sundays

LONDON, May 21 (U.. P.) ~The Archbishop of Canterbury was called upon today to seek appoint ment of a royal commission to investigate “desecration of the Sabbath” in England. A report read during the Canterbury convocation of the Church of. England said Sunday “should be regarded and observed as a day of public quiet.” “Few will deny,” the report said, “that in our noisy jazz-ridden, nerve-wrecked modern life one day in seven as an agreed day of peace would be beyond. price.”

2 Ships Arrive in N. Y.

NEW YORK, May 21 (U. P).—~ Scheduled ship movements in New

- | cennes,

: | familiarize himself with’ his new

Pt. Amherst, Bermuda; Veendam,

- [serving a life sentence for the

holdup slaying last June 22 of Thomas ily Sxldewel) Star Laundry | Single Co. official Originally charged with first degree murder, Dennis went on trial before a jury last week, but a fecess was called Monday when the defendant said he would plead guilty if the.charge were changed “accessory after the fact in murder,” Since the accessory charge carries the same penalty as murder, the grand jury returned a new indictment yesterday and Dennis pleaded guilty. Judge W. D. Bain promptly imposed the life sentence and the criminal court jury was dismissed. Samuel Dennis, the defendant's brother, the reputed “trigger man” in the fatal holdup. He was sent to the state prison division for the criminally insane several weeks ago.

Judge Shake Appointed To Nazi War Court

Former Indiana Supreme Court Judge Curtis G. Shake has been appointed by President Truman to the international tribunal conducting Nazi war trials at Nuernberg, Germany. Judge Shake, a resident of Vinwill leave his home for Washington Sunday where he will

duties. He is scheduled to sail

! gotten. Last night

rough Associates Recall F Pete m. (Indianapolis

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cold greeted the intrepid flier who simply: : “Well, I guess I made it.” The flier was Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh. “Lucky Lindy,” ” they called him after that. Mr. Lindbergh planned no special observance of the anniversary today. He was motoring through the Arizona desert coun- f try. with. his wife, the ‘former Anne Mr. Lindbergh Morrow, who was : recuperating from a recent operation. But the anniversary wasn't foras score of persons connected with the epic flight gathered at the 21 club in New York to celebrate the event, They included officials of the company which made the Ryan monoplane, “the Spirit of St. Louis,”

made the 200-horsepower, ninecylinder motor, and ‘newspapermen who covered his arrival in Paris, Another guest was Harold Bixby, | one of the group of St. Louis businessmen who financed the purchase of Mr. Lindbergh's plane.

Rotterdam.

for Europe June 3.

gustel experiments with an artificial

and of the Curtis-Wright Co. which |

igh 20 Yous ars slender, slender, 26-year-3d ar fleld

\t"Le Bourget ET xa Douiush held suid A mighty roar of triumph from the 100,000 persons

Pron Shiga expan,

undying fame for solo trans-Atlantic

iroliot was anidertaeei ah the request of thé Rockefeller foundation, which financed Dr, Carrel’s ex‘periment . i

Lindbergh a telegram advising him they had decided to form a permanent organization which would meet annually on the anniversary of the new York-to-Paris flight.

Guests at the dinner sent “Mr.

Boy, Is Drowned

Times State. Service GREENFIELD, May 21. — Ten-

Mr. Lindbergh won $25,000 and

er of the gravel pit.

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Veterans’ Benefits -

A grateful nation has provided many forms of financial assistance and gratitudes to veterans who served in the national crisis.

Procurement of these benefits requires exacting methods in L Preperation and filing of

claims.

Shirley Service assists its patrons in obtaining

full funeral benefits,

Many express grateful

surprise when informed of benefits available

to them. through our efforts.

amounts vary erans’ Claims

While the with circumstances, our VetDepartment is qualified to

obtain maximum benefits. for Shirley patrons.

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FUNERALS

% WE CORDIALLY INVITE you to listen to : “Best of the 48” each Sunday afternoon at 4:45 on Radio Station WFBM. This Sunday, ‘John Martin will relate the building of the Indianapolis Speedway.

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year-old Fred Bell -was drowned ligible for while. swimming in a gravel pit near Poston, 802 N. here. His brother, Orville Jr, 13, Lewis, narrowly escaped drowning and| Ping, ‘743 S. Richland was rescued by Virgil Elliott, own- rier. %. 1 Bec:

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