Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1947 — Page 4

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A 18.year-old youth and the 12-iJudge Perry told the boy, “but to year-old girl he married in a revolt'do so would violate the law.

: J against sordid environment were Can Re-Marry Later Mystery Firm told today they must live apart for)

“If you cam see fit, you ean supthe next 15 months until the bride port her and when she is 14, which

Is 4. will be Sept. 13, 1048, you may re- Orders Shipments Sent

County Judge Glenn Perry said|marry her.” To American Mill he was convinced they were “sin-| The girl will learn“to cook and| aE oerely in love” and he will allow sew and make a home while she By FRED W, PER RNS the boy to visit the girl at the Mary waits for Sept. 13 of next year 10, \wigHINGTON, Aug. 1. ~The Burnet School for Girls at fréquent [roll around. War Department has ordered the intervals. army in Europe to stop all deliv-

Lived in Tenement Montgomery 4-H Clubs aries of scrap stee) to the mysterious

Canterbury Corp. large purchaser Probatice oficets investiguiing ine Hold Annual Picnic of a ol oDly Te in this

nprecedented case discovered the ; . unp d Times State Service {country for steel production.

widowed mothers of both were llv-| - | ing with common-law husbands in| CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Aug: 1.0 Ajs9' it was learned that the *a crowded, dirty tenement.” ~Eight hundred boys and girls,| further orders may specify that no The boy and girl agreed that life| members of Montgomery County's/more scrap steel be furnished to In such surroundings was unbear-|4-H clubs, held their annual picnic Savery nul i gives Pop} that [a i ; able. They decided to marry and here yesterday. the scrap w ship to eri- ‘ . : : move elsewhere. Both mothers swore|” At a theater party held during| can steel mills, in accordance with SUITCASE AUTO—Children’s toy wagons and icooters gave TINY AND POWERFUL—Powered by > 1/5- READY FOR PACKING—Midget car shown faisely on July 21 to the ages of the morning, Nancy Gross, Ladoga, its contract, Hiroshi Tamura, former war plant worker id Osaka, Japan, the idea horsepower motor, it is so ‘light that it ¢an be being placed in & box which can be carried about their children so they could obtain was named 4-H queen while Paull The Canterbury Corp. was reg-| {or the midget car. The young son of a U.S. Army officer in Osaka - covered with a valise-like case and carried. Ta- like a suitcase; The wheels are airplane tail wheels . a marriage license, {Clark, also of Ladoga, was named istered in Delaware, but investi- . “3 .'n : : | “I'd like to tell you that you ean king. gators of the senate small business shows how simple it is to run the car, muri is shown placing the motor in the frame. of which there is a great surplus, committee have failed to find that y 1 THE y-7) we it went through with further details, EO

including filling the names of its

officers, UR RABY / Acquires Vast Supply a Beveral months age the company got title to 145,000 tons of armyoriginated scrap — most of it in tanks and other wartime equipment. It pald for the scrap with a draft for $1,113,305 on the Chase National | Bank, New York, from a bank in Turin, Italy.

The price of approximately $7 a ton was much lower than the $22 oftered by another bidder’ who wanted to dispose of it to European mills and would not guarantee shipment to the United States. The policy of returning scrap to the U. 8. had been directed by John R. Steelman, assistant to the President, and agreed to by the war department. Only about 26,000 tons, according to the senate committee, has been returned to the Canterbury concern, This amount was said to have rested for a time on the docks at Bremen, Germany, and then to have appeared in shipment through ~{-the Brenner Pass to Turin, which is ‘headquarters of the Italian Fat automobile concern, ‘a large user of “steel. Attracts Wide Interest

This deal is attracting attention The National Cutest Kiddie Search Is 0 American steel circles because of simple to enter . . . easy to winl Just bring Hie industry's great need Top sore,

Scrap Is scarce now, as much sought your cute kiddie to our studio... we make ier as during the war, and 3

a portrait . . . you select the cutest pose ..: ing for double the war-time conwe enter it in the Search. That's alll It's trolled price. “Iron Age, a trade absolutely free...no obligation. Enter NOW| magazine, says that scrap prices today average $40.83 a gross ton com-! pared with $16.30 for the year 1939, or an increase of 149 per cent, RULES Industry experts, who are not 1. Any a, 6 marti to 8 spokesmen for steel manufacturers, years of age, in town or say that the high price for scrap is GRAND NATIONAL PRIZE: vicinity, Is eligible, an important ey in the Re.

CE $1,000.00 in Cash JedeY photog api mult be general increases in the price of

1st Local Prize: $50 U. $. Savings Bend Iutely free. No obligation, steel — ranking with the higher | 2nd Local Prize: $25 U. 3. Savings Bond + Proofs submitted for selec. [il labor costs, 29 other valuable local prises. Won. All photos become

property of studio, Cov YOU CAN'T LOSE ANYTHING AND + Jciuon o) ladous wn! be ington Woman Visits

, In f ' THERE'S A FORTUNE TO WIN a Parents in Australia

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awarded. : * w *- % , Contest ‘open Thursday, COVINGTON, Ind, Aug 1.-—

June 26,1947, ond closes George Patterson, deputy sheriff,

Sot, Sept. 13, 1947. has received a cablegram saying Remember! The Cutest... Not The | that his wife and two children wil

Most Beautiful . . . Kiddie Will Win arrive in Sydney, Australia today.

While they are visiting Mrs. PatNotional Judges: Your "Blondie and Dagweed" faverites terson's parents in Boar. 46r a

On screen end radie, Penny Singleton end Arthur Lake. ap year, Mr. Patterson will stay at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

-F 1084 A cunt 1.1001 BALLOON TO EVERY CONTESTANT] 'O'" Patterson. May Sell Deshler Hotel

ROGER'S STUDIO | COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 1. (U. P.) ~ +. C. Wallick, president of the Desh20 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. Hotel Co. here, said yesterday |

. Daily 10-6 Monday 12.9 ‘hat arrangements for sale of the!

ross Deshler-Wallick hotel to a Chicago | No. Annointment Necessary concern were under way but not |

completed.

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