Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1948 — Page 12

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1948

In Service— Sen. Wagner May -Quit [Police Seek ‘Huck Finn’ ‘Frisco Paper newsprint, were given as the

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NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (UP)—|today for the arrest of actor made no anno : uncement of a price be Sen. Robert F. Wagner (D.N.Y.)!Jackie Moran, former screen/—The San Francisco Chronicle an-;, rease as yet. :

In Ceremony at Jacksonville Air Base i cu me scious ove kia ons sccsed of ounces today 1 1s raising

teal typewriter. The 25- : to resigning his Senate seat be-|Stealing a T. isingle copy price of its newsMidshipman Charles E. Ho he European Theater. Commissioned as 2d lieutenants year-old actor failed to appear . ‘per, son of Mrs. Ida Hopper, 541 BE held fn Berchtes. were: Keith M. Brown, son of|cause of ill health now that the paper from 5 to 7 cents, effective

: Democrats control the upper|in West Hollywood Justice Court The el oe pis ore 56 Sow Sana Sr Br. Brown men lJ, SE yr pl” ond, Tue Cornice ia, ecora y Lok . { : : . Robert Wagner Jr. said he © . 1 ce Tn commanding officer. jot Hare San, % Brevert would -not- know -his father's de- gle copy pri 83 years of its

history. Rising production and Four Indianapolis sailors are mr and Mrs. Henry Clay Smith,

cision until he sees him this Recover Airmen’s Bodies aw materials costs, including

{ week-end. He confirmed that| - { ~ Iserving aboard the light cruiser ryshville, and Raymond E, Cal- _| ASHTON, England, Nov. 4 'USS Huntington, making a 18.-|jan. son of Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Party leaders had urged the Sen

rts Bert E. Hewitt Jr., 3116 Cen-{tween Republican and Demo- of 13 United States airmen down

the Naval Air “| Station, Jacksonville, Fla. After completing Naval Air

Advanced Train po ti trol from a steep moor where their] RELIEVE ITCH PROMPTLY! Oakland pply store . Burkert, [tral Ave. and Alfred E. Toney, cratic control. p ne v owner ing in the Hell EA Brey are Ray ong. Burkert, [1237 N. Oakland Ave., fe serv- The 71-year-old Senator, author |B-29 Superfortress crashed yes- Josthes Promptly is used bY mang has switched fo Calvert |°t fighter, Mid- 8 55; N Belle Vieu PL: Lloyd G.|ing aboard the USS Borie, a de-|of the labor bill bearing his name, |terday, killing all aboard. . The . : . R shipman Hopper . Barnes, son of Mrs. William E.|stroyer making a three-day good has not been in the Senate for crash occurred yesterday 13m (WE SLORY | . because Calvert Reserve (will be ordered Ensign Hopper panes 250 Burgess Ave; Pfc. will visit to Central America. months. southeast of Manchester. makes smoother drinks, [0 duty With the Louis Clark, USMC, son of Mrs. Both men are reservists. ' TTT

Air Atlantic Fleet, based in Nor-

tof 635 Fl Dorado Ave., Oakland, Calif: folk. Va Edna Clark, 727 S. East St, and| Among other reservists visiting

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wich Bay. fof M d Mrs. L. C, Shed Hope, and David Lee Emrick, son of Mr. an rs. L. GC, Shecron, Sei Ey Te lor PMr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- (2848 N. Delaware St, has been urned to Norfolk, Va. after a po... "1119 Concord St. |assigned as instrument instruc-

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"WHAT'S round-the-world “good-will” voy-| {tor at Langley Field, Va. with BR 3 = {CHIT age covering more than 30,000 Maj. Robert E. Brown, formerly the Tactical Air Command. He is io —Safeguard Him! SCRA L pleasant te CONSIDERED miles, {of Indianapolis .and now assist-ia veteran of 25 months’ service| . : HA : ae omerit 21 lant port judge advocate at the in the Caribbean Theater and| ! ' . wg A FAIR wolrman Recruit Albert 0. De |San Francisco Port of Embarka- holds the Air Medal with nine | It's natural for baby to put things in COMMUNITY A er. Not A sery-| tion, Jr. Nason, i here Ssiting oak leaf clusters. | # bh his mouth. Keep toys, play yard, We i asl : s sister, rs. Eugene Barnell, Rl | 6 i : : : Fin. FUND GIFT?” ing aboard the aircraft carrier po Fh HIS SUE | Cpt Frank I Pearsey, son of § highchair, bed rail sanitary. Disin

nes Frankiiy D. Bovsevels eh A, Paul D. Pearsey, 2757 Walker| fect everything requlasly with Roman ecru ewar, who received James CO. Edwards, son of Mrs. Ave, has been awarded the anse eanser i his training at the Naval Train- Ira Edwards, 1835 Boulevard Pl, Bronze Star Medal for combat | . Cle tH r. Roman Cl di : i a sale, ing Center, Great Lakes, Ill, has been advanced in rating to|service in the European Theater. § etiective, easy-to-use ectant.

entered service June 4, 1948. He seaman, aboard the submarine Cpl. Pearsey also was awarded Easy disinfecting directions on label. previously had attended Moores- tender, USS Orion. [two battle stars, Combat Infan-

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