Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1947 — Page 11

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FRIDAY. NOV 21 dog7 oni "THE INDIANAPOLIS TIVES Fo min mip PAGE SC Cardinal Orders Boycott/“iftis Catholic Archdiocese to tm) yy Dyy to Enter | ili il Bradley Named | fagg + Cri VI Te On Amber heals Cairo LEE hot Contest Liibet and Phil New Army Chief Watts to ace :

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EY LEVEL ROUTE ‘showing the film “Forever Amber”

i . a Ct . : 3 : - | fren me hams ox ee Hide. From Crowds. cus ox neve... Court Tomorrow | instructed pastors in the Phila-for the Afth Peek. fin the 16th week of The Times ia [to an unusually oly morning yews A : sta I. {Amateur Photo Contest. ) wa or +» » conference the “col pleyon~ of a {Continued From Page Out? 1 : lL . pear. {virtual reshuffle in the . nation's| ) § Hamilton S | - Pictures brought to The Times or | They n Reap r {military high ‘command. ‘ - | Detective Robert Shields and Sher: | CAMFIELD y ; ; {postmarked by midnight will be For Church Sunday Mr. Truman disclosed that Maj, [MTs Deputy Robert Reasner re- |

. ! mati » judged for the ‘best-of-the-week' (Continued From Page One) Gen. Clifton B. Cates will succeed essed their questioning of Watts] Bracelets! | Automatic, Electric "llgroup to be published next Princess insisted on calling’ “sup-/Gen. Alexander A. Vandegrift as titer his Merrified SF omsionz. elains!

| Wednesday. per.” Marine Corps commandant. | Meanwhile, state police continued - 1 & ~ in th. POP-UP | 'Phe contest will continue weekly They finished eating: about 10/ mya jeaves only the Air Forces! check out clues in both cases i i P. m., the Mirror said unchanged. The retirement of Adm.|\" the state crime laborafpries at

|as-long “as suitable Boa Da Servants in the halls said they chester. W. Nimitz as chief of naval Stout Field. : TOASTERS . : : received. The next deadline will be|could hear them laughing and talk- operations, counterpart of the Army Still being checked were finger-| : ? : - midnight Friday of next week. ing. : {chief of staff, previously was an-|Pprints on the Winchester shotgun gi . Any amateur picture-snapper may| The Mirror said the housekeeper, nounced. He will be succeedéd by|in the Burney case and a bloody z y Complete With . . . 8 enter any number of photos in Mise Matis, Sid nop Shange one! Adm. Louis Denfeld. shirt” in the Merrifield case. bn RA ps hl ; crepe de chine sheets whic iinteland: sent” aes: : w ~~ one week and compete any number : Maj. Gen. Robert M. Littlejohn| State technicians sen ger nS HOSTESS TRAY \ of weeks, The best picture of the Countess BiGUIDRHAE the hetde- will bow out as war assets admin- | prints found on & door in -the| 7 ae vacation in \ WAN week earns $5 for the photographer. [ST00M's auni—had on her beds, al-| co... on Nov. 28, the President/Burney home to the FBI. for a a y AmericatNo. 1 @ 95 NRE An amateur is one whose chief|POUSD he tt the cotats/also disclosed. double-check identification, State : piv 5 ‘ = - : The major domo e estate s omaniee 2-Slice pop-up ¥ * \ source of income is not derived Ao aia a Legion, VEW Pleased police said some of the prints could : j ; from photographic work, reported . eepl not be . matched definitely with r RS . hs ' nN ; ’ everything quiet—very quiet. | The two big veterans OrganiZa- | ihose of Watts or of Mrs. Burney. ur i Convenient NAR { On the back of each picture should “Champagne?” he said last night.| tions—the American Legion and the! s y : X aan | bt even, constant “to Terms \ A be written the photographer's name, |« 5 | W both Mystery Hair Clue Bl NN A Fs | 4 right.” I's finished Arranged LUNA (“Nothing like it, old man. Quiet,| Veterans of Foreign Wars — : : TNC oY rad \ y, »

in chrome address, telephone number, type|ihat is. Just quiet.” hailed the appointment of Mr. Unexplained in Watts' confession with hest resistant

i \ / i sed: | {to the Merrifield murder was the Brawn “Babelle ft: NR Sabitry ja him Used; SHUN SF med, Servants Pick Mums for Couple |OTY. The Legion said he had the

. { “courage and ability” to do the job.| hr ste @ ALL-EXPENSE Pictures may be of any subject. The hothouse of the estate was {found clutched in the hand of the

! ON ONE OF : : Prints must be in black and white [filled with lilies and orchids, but Meanwhile, an Army spokesman slain clubwoman, 2

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the floral decorations on the dinner disclosed that Gen. Eisenhower will

0 2 1 All entri ome the P ty Wb i Brad) It was this clue which at first { es be TOPETLY|iable last night were chrysanthe. | tUIm over his Jo! Gen. Bradley|sent sheriff's investigators in search The Indianapolis Time “ pa Feb- | : y aH ONAL. J Ie ne the ol I mes une The mums, a seasonal flower, which the around Me latter i of Feb [of & Woman suspect.

(servants picked themselves. ruary.” { Also not located were the con! SUMS ATONE APPL NEES : | Mall Oy Mig to! Officials. of the little town of Gen. Eisenhower will take a 60- and purse which vanished from A GLORIOUS FULL WEEK'S FUNI \Lk. . |Ama )

Indian-|pomse ’ { roba bl thejthe Merrifield home at the time | y, on_the estate, wrote out a/day leave and probably assume the) m . . Between Pennsylvania Street and the Circle 1 apolis Tunes, 24 W. Maryland St. message for Elizabeth and Philip, | Presidency of Columbia University of the slaying. Five sun drenched days—Six star studded nights— « | Indianapo! * _____ |and sent Bery! Stone, 16, and Mil-|late in April. The sheriff's office and the pros- Stay in quaint old Havana or suburban Vedado. sbp— ’ — = ford Harris, 18, the town clerks, to| Gen. Bradley will report to the ecutor, however, said Watts’ con- nhs h k. |deliver ft. Army general staff after taking a fession matched other details] Leave any day of the wee $202.40 | “We handed the message in to/leave and will visit Army posts known in the Merrifield. case and] a the butler and he promised to throughout the nation before re- bore out his pattern of assaults oni Sl {deliver it,” Beryl sald. “There was|lieving Gen. Eisenhower, the lone women, ’ 3 CRUISES {a tray “of telegrams on the side-| spokesman said. { Authorities said Watts has ad-

{board and there was the duke’s cap| rn. selection of Mr. mitted picking up a girl at 16th St Swim at Varadero—World's loveliest beach~Ask Your Travel

Gay to be 0. OC i takon a chair. And just as we were : - and Arlington Ave. Oct. 8 and tak-| A Call C&S Ticket Office, Telephone FR anklin 1554. leaving, the princess’ little Weran| veterans administrator came 85 ing her to a vacant house near 16th font of Call 43

| somewhat of a surprise, {and Audubon Road. © eA Rates Subl. to U. §. Tax on Alr Fare Only

{Corgi (dog) came trotting up the ] { hall.” | Most speculation had centered] He said he forced <the girl to

The honeymoon couple drove to|8round Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley, break a window in the house and] A 0 {Broadlands from Winchester Sta- Who now directs the VA's medical open a door for him. He said he - Ld |tion after a brief ceremony by Hie Program, Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Her- smoked several cigarets while there. A 11; (townspeople, the last little bit of hey, former draft director, and! He added he read in the papers { | pageantry in a royal wedding day | Robert Wood Johnson, chairman of | that the house burned down, and 4, } (en o & LT LILA ad that will long be remembered in| the board of Johnson & Johnson, thought the cigarets might have rx | Britain. the surgical dressing firm. | set it afire. x

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{pages to accounts of the wedding $1 200 to ‘Shades’

land to pictures. - There was an ex- i | : Tt 8 “ |ception, the Communist Daily he yihdians campaign to ne {Worker. It carried a three-para- : boosted nearly

| $1200 today by a contributoin from! We're all dressed up in color (§raph account on the bottom of|ye yndianapolis Garden Club and)

7 {its first page. | ful Christmas decorations that |" On an inside page, it devoted four| AtN¢naeum Turners,

y » . : ily. lcolumns to the wedding of Laurie! Both organizational gifts resulted » will thrill the whole family avin ae ne om. meri acai, Ta Porky Pig Says: the Walthomstow Registry Office.|8I{ts brought the total to date to

- | The headline was: “The other PProximately $130,000. . ; G 0 i D \wedding.” \ Gifts were announced by the In-| N ; {diana Conservation Department, ¢ . y {sponsors of the statewide campaign, | H U N T 1 N §s Mir acle Sur gery. {which accepted $525, from Mrs. Al- V4 . | {bert L. Rabb, on behalf of the Gar- / ; "For Both Boys and Girls May Save Boy, 6 den Club, and $643.50 from Carl B.| \\ 4 % ODA % and

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