Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1947 — Page 24

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HARRISON, N, J, Sept. 18 (U P).—A bewildered 14-year-old boy who carried a prayer book In his hand pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge today when

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New Mexico Town Adopts Novel Method

To Atfract Tourist Trade, Thanks to Mr. Neal | dave 3 , . y isitors are ng 8 operating a gaming By ELDON ROARK, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer growing, many v coming char HOT SPRINGS. N. M., Sept. 16~L. D. Neal is a young go-getter Nere fo uy nate ek. and event house snd Savervaing a lottaty 2 who talked the Chamber of Commerce, city officials and others into a ue ie Ja. Bok al ay to e vara ase: ) | ire, 1 y more touris Sam v 96, OF} sponsoring a $50,0000 fish derby here, It started July 20 and will end winter than in the su ,. |938 Lynn st. who was arrested on

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Hot Springs, he pointed out, had lots to offer—hot mineral water and mud baths for -rheumatics, Elephant Butte lake for anglers, tagged fish, you must join the Hot| Advertisement and a fine: climate for everybody,.| = === | Springs Sporting club. Membership] 2 let's advertise” Mr. Neal| One man who had $500 fish in thelis $1, and the fees go to pay the Old Get p Vim said. “If we put Some bass worthl|lake went to Mr. - Neal with a administrative costs of the derby. wold J $1000 each in. that lake, people wil (desperate plea. If his fish were Only live fish are accepted by the IRON, VITAMIN 8;

come flocking here to try to catch|CAught, ft would wipe him out. judges. : | them.’ Would Mr, Neal please get some-| Another thing: Don’t think you MEN. WOMEN : ves | 80 he sold them on a program body to take over his fish? And can wait till you catch a tagged ing ron’ is alee. . pa | with $50,000 worth of fish, But the! MY. Neal did--after the silualion fish and then join the derby. You EArt ied TY Ce oe merchants weren't to put up cash | PeBRD to quiet down a bit aren't eligible until six hours after Alth Wk about monty swing Coonomy’ sre |

to go inte a pool, No, each one Nobody has caught a tagged fish you join. AS Sy EE $1000 fish, smaller outfits lo take|

$500 fish, and still smaller concerns, HOOSM] E 1 ® oe

and individuals to take $25 bass | \ 3 . " : v, | " Each contributor would be given oli First in Values tor the Home!

a number, and his fish would be tagged accordingly—-with a small (aluminum dise, | “Your fish might not be caught! {within the six months of the derby, and you won't ever have to pay| off,” Mr. Neal assured the mer-| chants, “Statistics show that in| other derbies only from five to 10{ per cent of the tagged fish were) caught.”

40, 50, 60. Don's be | WOrn-out. tone

would just have a tagged fish released In the lake He wanted big firms to sponsor

: a recently, and now the merchants baseball pool ticket transaction. | Today and ~ . . wi =F are all being cordial to Mr. Neal! Edward Pulliam, 45, of 770 N. i ) again, Interest in the derby is Sheffield ave, the manager, was EVERYDAY . . . 2 lied —Hlovisli Aun * OF INDIANAPOLIS

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Freddie sald he killed Jackie, a ener -— TWO: Lim lifelong friend, because his parents! . { : made him wash the dishes and do Plasmatic-Therapy ji tary jother “sissy household chores: ! G tx Ee roup fo Meet constituted a: + 4 | 1 | N | Dr. Harry K. Mgliroy, Indianap- to Russia. H olis chiroprac i all—the blan g olis chiropractor, and president of | haoti RELIEVES Internation al : g condi | AMERICAN LOAN co. Plasmatic-Thera- Union. J ; ST | 719 State Life Bldg, MA. 4358 py, Inc., is head- Asks ‘Wat :. $A . ABW. | 347 Bankers Trust Bldg, ing arrangements Mr. Marsha 3 : "i MA, 7585. [for ~ the fourth Sous general 5 cr TAN 3 | . Lo AnuRal conver -| United State: 1 —————— ore dd ANE or accept drast] } ganization to be security count i held at the Sev- for the cres WILL PUT A Stn hoi Sep standing com 26, 27 and 28. | assembly to 5 ; More than 500 2 Reon ne : . Dr. Mellr members of the 4 8 job origina 3 A hi ” association are) os Use leep*d, Security SOUR 3 -— expected to attend the convention. | one ‘ce Ane gett 5 The Mars : ; - —— uo be y oo TC ve CON or oy establish a “ Kresge Store to Close I” gv® wy edt ucke ’ ul the 3 Ly -— P% a, cO # Oct. 18 as Lease Ends ger) tof curd with *recomn i The 8. 8. Kresge Co. store at 43 tof security coun y E. Washington st, will be closed ? : 7 Y ON YOUR HOUSE AT Oct. 18, Manager C. F. Austin an- Com lete with Secretary nounced today, a P ‘ Mexico's For WORTHWHILE SAVINGS Mr. Austin said the 25-year lease | Torres Bodet . on the property on which the com- | LADDER powers were pany's four-story bullding is located Nations wit} expires Oct. 31. 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