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they tagged me a 4-F, so the only active agntmgy ever saw was

with my Beautiful Wife,

Now it-looks like No. 3's coming up and I'll miss that ‘unless; _ they take graybeards, so what'm I going | to tell my Srahdentigten?,

Tl tell them about singing! ~ “K-K-K-Katy” . . . and how I gold “war stamps” in my home town at 10 and got to be a “lieutenant” . . . how J carried the flag: in’ the Armistice Day parade (not the fake Armistice, the real one) and dropped it when some fireworks scared hell out of me win SOM. 1 was a brave warrior!) * Earl Wilson De you remember all that + + +» and petting parties . . . “Goo-Goo eyes” . , . the hit song, “The Alcoholic Blues” (“no more beer my heart to cheer, no more whisky that used to make me frisky”) ... when the Maxwell created a sensation in 1919 with its revolutiogary usigatyrier?

Dedicated jo B. Ww. ANID, HERE are some more

“Memories of a Small Town Boy,” dedicated as usual to my B. W.

Do you remember when they changed “German fried potatoes” + + remember| open meetings with, . Ohio|' men.’

to “French fried” . “my little chicadee”

State's great Chic Harley , . | Barney Oldfield’s unbelievable 60-|

mile-an-hour speed. . + Gloria

Swanson as a Mack Sennett bath“Frank Crumitt . Colleen Moore . . . Battling : had-to choke wee: FOE RAC YrsEe cranked ik - . “To Hell With the Hohen-

ing beauty . 7.

: zollerns”?

" Rememier Ivy Wingo?

DO YOU remember Duster Iph Luque, Eddie Roush ingo . . . the Liberty

Mails; Ac and Ivy League and liberty cabbage . .

all of Sir Harry Lauder’'s fare;ja few’. minutes . ‘“Wabash|passenger car orders on our well tours . . . Rudy Vallee's|Blues” . . . “Siwash” . . . when|books,” Mr. Davis said, “and I megaphone. . . . working for athe funniest Joke in the world|doubt if we can turn those out threshing-pia@ vx ou. SLUTAAY- yas ~Pidn I meet you once in|before 1951.” . night haircuts . . sawed-off [I sbi SN RH NEVE He POrE executive said Pros shotguns, Cicero, and the 1929 St. — in Indianapolis” . “Neither|duction of automobiles is on the

Valentine's Day massacre of thi]

EA SAIN ETE DATARS oi

Remember how scared used to get reading about the tong wars down in-the “Bloody Angle” . « Grace Moore in Irving Berlin's revue at the MuNie Box about 1920 (I don’t, but “she was) . « “The Shooting of Dan McGrew” DeWolfe Hopper and his B. W. and leading lady, Edna Wallace . Pitcher “Iron Man” Mec~ Ginty winning two games in one day . . . Gene Tunney sitting on his britches in Chicago taking the “long count”? “ t 4 ” "

‘Back Street’ Story REMEMBER, back in when Geo. S. Kaufman was

ewe

““gdlgsman for the CoRmbla “Riv: . When Jim Thorpe

bon Co. . . played ball with the Giants .

When Toots Shor was a hired

hand at Leon & Eddie's The “Trader Horn” rage (1922 . . When Dashiell Hammet

brought out a book called “The Postal says the theme song should be “The Indian Glove Call.” And {Vaughn Monroe figures he'll get

Maltese Falcon” (1930) . nie Hurst's about Cieinbatt (1931)?

Frank “Cerutt™ tells “of the ‘Wabash Blues’ | bridge game he watched at a REMEMBER the circus fat| nudist camp. The opening bid lady . . . county fairs . .. house-| was two no trunks.

cleaning time when you had t

EVENTS TODAY IBIRTHS Tadianapolis Council of Women, Lunch-| Twins n—12: m., Columbia Clu |At General — Earl, Clementine Mitchell, Indiana DAR Convention—Lincolp Hotel | girls; Harold, Emma Clark, boy and —————————— | girl EVENTS TOMORROW mors ay LE 4 {At Home--Herman, Christina Ellis, 2110 Irvington Union. of Clubs Study Course—! W. Michigan, 9.30 p. m., Irvington Methodist Church [A St. Vineent's—Carl. Josephine Lang;

Kiwanis Club—Noon, Hotel Antlers. Liens Club—Noon,

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert D. Gilliam, 64, of 523 Myrtis Lewis Butler, 58, of 147 W. 22d.

Claypool Hotel.

James Harold Wreith, 25, 6f 1226 Eugene:

V. O'Neel, 23, of 1817 N. Pennsy

Waiter L. Shirley Jr,

Marion Haynes Osborn, 23, of 5735 N.| grows. Ercel. ¢drene Lowery; Robert, Pennsylvania. Betty Stahl; Conrad, Marie Zimmerman; Gilbert M. Curtis, 45, of Ruckle;} Bill, Juanita Blackledge; Robert, MariLouise K. Duncan, 33, of 2305 W. Wash~| lyn Myers. :

ington.

Forest K. Beall, 38,

ington a Louise Duncan, 28, of. Bloom- George, Joyce Mays: J. H., Jane Cristil Irving Putich encer. of 2172 N.|At St. Francis—James, Ola Thomas. Fednalivania; C Burrs, 48, of 2804|At Coleman—Robert, Julia Ross. Reber Ot ckom. 26. of 1736 Union: |At Methodist — John. Prances Gilliland. Rose Marie Latendresse, 22, of 4045 N Jor Plish: Milli Ka: Eakins Joretta Merid g illiam, Mary Skinner!" Lewis Barr Hamilton, 21. of Greensburg; |At General -- Marion, Doris Phillips Joyce Ann 18, of Tuxedo. uron, Beatrice Morris. Jack Dempsey Wallace. 21, of Daytona estes Beach, Fla.. Rosemary Helen Berry , < of 1517 N. Euclid DEATH « ~ Waiter Stanley Rice, 53. of 3414 E. 11th. |Kate Limpus. 87 at 2007 N Capitol ar

TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1948

i Happened La Last Night

1922,

. -Fan“Back Street” '—all

IN INDIANAPOLIS

Edne

22, of” 818 E. 58th:

of 3510 N. Meridian;

1 also missed World War II, for

The Midnight Earl

CELLARBRITIES: As soon as Nancy Choremi left for Cas‘ablanca a rush

Hutton and husband Ted Briskin are due at the Waldorf from ¥ Europe. ... The Four unes’ Pat Best, who

Betty Hutton wrote “For. Sentimental Rea-

sons,” has penned a song on civil liberties and submitted it to the Civil Liberties Union. . .. Peggy Maley returns from Europe next week. . . . Bway agent Val Irving is getting good offers to go back on the stage as a comic. . . . The feuding Slate Bros. are warming up to each other for television bookings. . . . Songwriter Gladys Shelley will demand, at the next ASCAP meeting, that more women be allowed to join. She's tired of hearing Deems Taylor “Gentle- +. Marcel Cerdan was offered a movie contract by Enterprise,

beat carpets ala haymows “ee “hellings”” for newlyweds . Gallipolis, O ... . “Wrong Way Corrigafi” and the famous N.Y.

Da Chat ar dE -HerosE SPuge rer Remember a, Farrar. {Ganna Walska /.. Will Oakland {when girls wore tams . . . “Stage Door Johnnies” ... . when Amer-| ican soldiers were called Sammies . . . “sarsparilla” . when Frankie Mason of Ft. Wayne, Ind., was flyweight champion for

was I.. It must have ‘been two

WILL YOU-—sir—éver forget the first long pants, and vou—madam—ever forget the first high heels? I can see me now, walking up the street in them, very self-conscious, calling on Denice, her name was, for my first date. We ‘went to the “arcade,” as they called the movie, and it was just bliss, and heaven, and rapture, till’ the girl ticket-seller (whg must have been put up to it) Sharged me 10 cents—the children’s | rate.

Wish I'd Said That

TOMMY HITCHCOCK: “ Father Iways. emphasized good sports:

and win as if you were used to it.” = = ~

| Today's Smile y WITH THE Indians and the t|Braves heading for the Series, Al

{his tickets form scalpers.

Q That's Earl, Brother.

Robert, Elizabeth Flanders; Herbert, Jeanne Tope, Walter, nian: James, Alberta Carr; J Crist] Carroll, Lucile Castleman; Thurston, Izetta Cunningham; James, Mary Babcock

At St. Francis—Clifford, Faith Wood.

I=] Mary VanNuys, Ophir, Bernice Smelser.

At" Methedist—Edwin,

Girls

At St. Vincent’'s—Donald, Joan Gudgel:

Rah Fails Foes riff lsraek-State-—- =

NEW YORK, Oct. 5—I missed World War I—I was a hot 11

are exploiting the feeling of resentment -|assassination” of ‘Count Bernadotte In their work against Israel, Dr. Abba Hillel Silver charged today in a New Year message to the Indianapolis Zionist Emergen--ley Council.

American section of the Jewish Agency, explained that the foes.of Israel are seeking to injure the Jewish State by urging that Count Bernadotte's recommenda! put into operation. And yet, according to Dr, Silver, Count Bernadotte himself had admitted it was outside his province as mediator to offer recommendations.

given to the Arabs. It not only

Post, feadline & about ThE ra we ny UARGLD, BARTLEY Tw!

NOH ons. Fp gy 6 nd |

manship—lose as if you like it

‘Walter Laidlaw, manager of the

Frances GartleH., Jane

{UMW will At Coleman—Alan, Lillian Crawford; John,

Mary White: Gifford, Mabel Cast: Arthur, Dorothy An-

Bernadotte Death Exploited, He Says

Enemies of the Jewish State

growing ‘out “of the

“Dr. Silver, chairman of the;

Dr. Silver disapproves of the| suggestion that the Negev, which’ includes two thirds of Israel, be

represents the reserve territory for the expected Jewish immigration to Israel but offers access to the Dead Sea and the Gulf of Akaba. Rabbi Silver ¢ondemned the Bernadotte recommendation that Jerusalem be. given over to UN|=——— control without a corridor connecting it with Israel.

Sees New Ford Scarcity for Year

Executive Says 1.4_Million_on Orler|

‘It will be at least & year to a year and a half before the low priced car buyér can get im-]| mediate delivery, John R. Davis, vice president in charge of sales for the Ford Motor Co., said here today. “We have _1. ‘ million Ford

decline. “The industry will produce five NBR ACE a

sand cars this year, the best since 1929,” he said, “and next year I doubt if it will do more than five million.” - Steel for Defense Mr. Davis, who is in Indianapolis to address Community Fund leaders at the, Athletic Club tonight said the motor industry, at the rate it is. going, would have been in the buyers market by now if it had not been for the European Recovery and defense programs. “The country’s security effort,” he explained, “is draining off {about 10 per cent of the steel. That's probably why we haven't ports-|caught up with the demand.” “~“Stresses Fund Purpose Mr. Davis bointed out, too, that there has been no time when the Community Fund has been’ more important to the political security! of the country than now. He said hungry, poorly clothed and poorly housed people germinate easily into followers of the Soviet political philsophy. “The way to shut off this inflltration iste meet the-necessities; of these people and prove to them that they are better taken care of in this country than anywhere in the world,” he said. Mr. Davis was chairman of the Detroit. Community Chest last year. He was accompanied by

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Detroit Community Chest.

Begin Pension Payments

For Indiana Miners Pension payments to eligible soft coal miners have begun in the Indiana area, Louis Austin, president of District 11 of the United Mine Workers of America, reported today. Twenty-five members of the receive checks for $100 a month from the -union’s welfare and retirement fund, Mr. Austin said.

The demonstration was not on the scale of those of yesterday in which 12 persons were arrested, however.

Local Teacher To Display Prize Doll Collection

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and Duluth.

More than 150° Se ationalities,

their native dress and racial characteristics, are represented in

a doll collection to be shown this

by Miss Alvaretta Stoddard in her 24 Pleasant Run Parkway; WL gimphasyto the public Thursday evergng through Saturday. A teacher at YSchool 72, Miss Stoddard, who has tought school for more than 32 years, has served 23 years at School 72. She will display in’ her home " dolls which she has been collecting since early childhood. They vary in size from one inch to that of a’ 2-year-old Shilg, .

figure of a ii warlord, en back from Japan by her

pilots to Ne over Hiroshima pi lowing th. dropping of the, atom bomb. Miss Stoddard tequently takes appropriate dolls to ‘her gradeschool classes to illustrate and personalize the study of foreign peoples for her young pupils. On Wednesday evening, Miss Stoddard will- hold a tea for faculty members of School 72 and present her complete doll collection for their inspection.

Fire Truck Gas

“The state division of oil inspec-| ition today reported it has tested samples of Associated Service Co. gasoline and found the fluid

bert G. Young. AN or

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WEATHER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW—Stormy weather is due to strike the southeast tonight and early tomorrow and Weather Bureau experts have ordered storm warnings from Block Island to Hatteras. It will be coal-#6night all through the northeast with the mercury dropping into the 40's from Boston through New York into the Ohio Valley and along the Great Lakes to Chicago

Expect Williams’ Kidnaping Plea

Conviction Carries Life: The prosecutor's office said today it expects a plea of guilty to kidnaping Ralph Azlen .Williams,. who has) admitted. the. KIARADSAPS Bryearond North Side girl, "A hearing for the partially deaf. Indianapolis salesman has been set ‘for tomorrow morning before -Judge Criminal Court. the charge carries a life sentence in the Indiana State Prison. Williams has been held in the Marion County Jail under $40,000 bond since giving himself up four days' after the crime Wok Place “GO iB Si 1eet wpring: In his ® fement to Poller, the

balding

63d St.

near by.

today.

dents;

met all requirements of the state law.

added they have been testing the gasoline, as well as other brands over a long period afid had never had ‘a rejection on an associated sample. Earlier, the Indianapolis Fire Department, which uses Associated Service gasoline along with] other City departments, reported it" had experienced two partial failures on the part of the gas-| oline, A This month the department asked the Safety Board to pur-| chase other gas for the fire trucks. | Board members refused, however, and agreed to give the Associated Service Co. another month's extension on its contract while tests of its product are made. | Fire department members said « 1 two occasions they experienced difficulty in starting trucks using the gas. One truck, they admitted, flooded when it failed to start immediately. The gasoline company began furnishing the department gasoline. on Aug. 1. The contract is awarded on a month- to-month basis. .

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‘Studious’ adh Get 18-Month Terms

i CHICAGO, Oct. 5 (UP)—Two studious youths crime techniques from a book|gg borrowed. from the public library began 18-month jail sentences

lice they read “Modern Criminal Investigation” tknowlgdge 10. FORBIPE. eight stores... of $10,000. Police said they were good stufor the burglaries all} looked like professional jobs.

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[State Chamber Group. To Attend Convention Clarence Jackson, executive vice president of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, will head a delegation of seven to the French Lick meeting of the National Association of State Chambers of Commerce Oct. 16-19. Mr. Jackson, president of the association, will be accompanied by David G. Wylie, Bloomington, president ofthe “Indiana LC. of. C.; Pxtdaadk on ak. dhe,

fgeturers and past ‘president of the State C. of C.; George 8S. Olive, chairman of the chamber's' taxation committee; Howard Friend, - research department; John Barnett, research assistant; Jack - Reich, membership director; Wilfred Bradshaw, director of the personnel relations department and chairman of the National Association’s labor reTations “committew «> asuns rived

a8 alle St. said he enEER ES ; and College Ave. then

who learned

and the English novel, he went _ Richard O'Connor, 19, and into politics. at the age of 68 | Walter McCaffrey, 18, told po-|after a distinguished career at

and applied the

Ex-Yale Dean, Dies : " NEW HAVEN, Conn. “Oct. 5 (UP)—Dr. Wilbur Lucius Cross, four times governor of Connecticut and a prominent educator,

/died at his home here early today after a long illness. He was

An internationally recognized authority on English literature

Yale, where he was dean of the Graduate School until 1930. crat since the Civil War to serve

executive. He served from 1931

Ask Mrs. Manners—

one of the sweetest women a man. could ‘wish’ for, ‘though we both drank a lot, Then she becdme very nervous, so

everything—other women, drinking, laziness, extravagance and disliking our home, I have drunk to excess in the last year, but T've never shirked my ' homemaking duties, X

‘She has sued me for divorce three times, and we're fo Suiting divorce now. I still love her, but-I'm disgusted. My faith in her . is almost gone, and my love is turning to hate. Shall I prior her or forgive her? AT WAR WITH MAY SIDE. ‘ You men just don’t understand nervous women in love with k: you but giving you up because they imagine you don’t love them

. to convince her that these spells are El to

J. M. Wants Coursé in Modeling

‘reading material?

four terms as the state's chief}

HEY

I HAD TWO YEARS of ——

ve had two years of Hades. I've spent better than $8000 rying to make a home for her, but I've been accused of

I do go out when she has her fits and

She has never wanted for

anymore, Talk with your wife's doctor. ary may be that she may never be well if she loses you. ne. wants to be sure that you love fer and need her, but she also needs » firm

hand.

FM INTERESTED in a course. in ny How could 1 get Check literature at the Central Library technical and ask’ modeling schools including the Patricia Stevens ment here. * You can locate out-of-city modeling schoels through telephone books usually available at librariess.

-|Date Won't Take Her Home With Him

A MAN I date says he wants me to go home with him sometime, but never asks me, I miet him six months ago and have dated him three months. He asked me to go steady, but I don't know what to do. Men he works with told me he was married and that his wife lives on a farm. He said not to pay any attention to. them. He goes out of town every week-end, to his folks’ farm, he says, I hate to tel my. folks what I've heute for they like him. ROUBLED, WEST SIDE. Tell this man, without ‘making shim think he's obligated to take: you home with him, that you don't date men who may be married. He'll fast prove he is single if he really is, and if he cares anything about you. It does look like he could find a week~ end for you. ! .

Do They Bathe in Indianapolis? WHAT SHOULD 1'do when my landlady tells me: “Nobody ever -takes -a-bath- every day. They just can't possibly get that rts 1 su wn 5 PEARS i SER A EN CAS al ‘have ‘been in “Indianapolis over a year. 1 fuse: ‘moved. Sie; a rooming house with “everything furnished”. Can you tell me if this attitude about baths is typical all over, Indianapolis? Was T just lucky not to run into it sooner? Pi Indianapolis residents totaling over. 427,500 used 62,310,000 gallons of water a day in August, a total of 1,981,700,000 gallons, averaging approximately 12 gallons a day per person. They bathed in it and cooked, laundered and lawns with ite some drank it. There were incidentals like tooth evn + shav-

aS .

ing, water bottle filling and gold fish bowl Shangias. Stine used it moderately in sponge baths and wash tub took their baths in pools. ’ 10-gallon bath if the water is heated by gas loi a amount would include the one-third of a A 50allen oil heater will run one full day on a

gallon of 14-cent oll— figures, “mind you, so dont run for rent aren't made on such fine lines. Don’t.do turning on the faucets unnecessarily. Shaw really big—be a good citizen and help sa Happy splashing—on Saturday night, Wife, 17, Nags, Gets Mad MY WIFE, who is 17, nags at me all time 20d says I tiog to women. She stays mad for several hours when place. I tell her she's jealous. She promises does, She is mad now, and went to bed bef

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Don’t hover in front of until she comes out. that you're actually wants you to spoil her, she'd keep being harder to please and “Are you noticing thielr SKIFE!

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