Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1948 — Page 7

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DAY, JUNE 24, 1948 20 Gagwriters Graduated, With ‘Cum Louda’ Key

"ssid .-Splitfing Exercises’ Held Beneath N.Y. _ Roller Coaster; School Charges No Tuition

YORK, June 24 (UP)—They laughed

when Emil Bocian

to speak. And when he spoke. And when he sat down.

ot » made him happy.

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occasion was Mr. Bocian's valedictory address at the n exercises of the Gagwriters Institute, held beneath the| |

work at it part tirfie, like Mr. Bocian, who is a straw salesman.

won from _the institute the school’s

wwyour name escapes me’ Ilamake ‘em cum louda” key—he

said, ‘ut your faces—ugh! " They loved it, he said.

yr. Boclan graduated with 20

is confident he can make bigtime gagwriting money. Mr. Bocian said he passed the course on the strength of a Bob

others after completing the 44-iHope, Bing Crosby and Fred Alweek: course. The school has been len script he had writen.

for four years and several of its graduates have top

jobs in radio.

“But the toughest test,” he said, “was the verbal switch quiz.” He explained that the students were given a number of standard

There is no tuition. The school}jokes and had to come back with was started with the idea ofja “switch” within a given time. .

grooming writers: for certain

He gave an example: ~ “He celebrates his anniversary

5. The school’s only revenue is anion the 4th with a fifth.”

agent's fee for placing the stuKe sb to ‘Gagwriters earn’ from to

Here's the “switch,” Mr. Bocian d.

“He thought it was his flower

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Miss Creighton is completing her

eighton is busy checking out a tray of milk for infants as part of her duties at the Indiana University training school for nurses. Nursing is her No. | interest, but nowadays she also finds time to follow the political news. Her father is Hobart Creighton, GOP nominee for thé Indiana governorship.

first year at the IU school.

Hoosier Business Hits Record High

Reports 1%’ Increase Over January Mark

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, June 24 — Business in May reached an alltime high in Indiana. The Indiana Business Review reported the index for May about 1 per cent above the high of January. And there was nothing to indicate a lessening of production for the rest of the summer. Only a strike, the report said, could check the business spiral in the next few months. “After some hesitation, prices

up in May. The wholesale index rose about 1 per cent and stopped just short of the previous high for the year and the all-time high of May, 1920. Mid-May farm prices were down slightly from mid-April.” a "Receipts Shrink The review said advertising lineage and bank debits failed to increase the usual amount: between April and May. Building

ity and, seasonally, coal production was the best this year. Department store sales were slightly higher than in April.

Higher prices did not offset the shrinkage in receipts. The Indiana limestone trade is booming, the highest level of activity since December, 1941. Bank Debits Gain In Indianapolis, the report

about 3 per cent for the month and about 10 per cent over the same month last year.

showed a gain in bank debits of|

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Ex-Deputy Killed During Scuffle With Divorcee

I Rn. COLUMBUS, O., June 24 (UP) —A coroner's verdict was awaited today in the death of Frank V. Martin, 48, former Franklin County sheriff's deputy who was shot to death here yesterday with his own gun. An attractive 29-year-old brunet divorcee, Mrs. Henrietta Virginia Pearson, mother of two children, was held without charge for further questioning today.

Witnesses at an all-night inquest said the shooting took place on the front porch of Mrs. Pearson’s home where Mr. Martin was a frequent visitor. » ” » MRS. PEARSON told sheriff's investigators that Mr. Martin came to her house and said, “Doll, I'm going to kill you” and added, “if you want to, you can shoot me first.” She said she asked him for the gun and he gave it to her. Then she attempted to run out the front door but he grabbed her. “While we were scuffling,” she said, “I kicked him on the shin to make him let go of the gun and as I did the gun went off.”

Drowns at Wabash

WABASH, June 24 (UP)— Lewis Moore, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Moore, drowned while swimming in the Wabash River yesterday. The Peru fire

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was down 5 per cent for the month but still was up 10 per cent over last year. Postal receipts were off 6 per cent. Manufacturing employment was unchanged but payrolls were down 1 per cent for the month.

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