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Smith growled, “Oh, so you want! to start something?” Imagine 50 years—they started in 1898. . . ./ J. Parnell Thomas Jr., son of the Congressman who tried to expose| Hollywood as Red, has given up a Wall St. job and gone to Holly-| wood—to try to get a job in| pictures. | » =
® | Our Town 5] EXECUTIVES at the AP nl confer with Gov. Dewey is! week over the slip-up they made! sending out one of his off-the-|
PAGE 13 ‘Mayor to Help Open
(Shira Pin League Police Praised in to oi tn ri sat n-ne cis QING Crowds |
meeting of the Children’s League, 2 bowling league for under-| The Indianapolis Police’ De~ privileged children, at 9:30 a. m, partment was Commended ay {Saturday in the Parkway Bowling 7¥. the 3 a wi in a {Alley, 34th and Illinois St. dling large crowds during several The league will open with four| my ortant local events this year, teams of girls and four teams of Since Jan. 1 the police depart= boys recruited through the Amer-/,, 4 hag remained on eight-hour ican Junior Red Cross from Cath-| pete for all events, ‘except: the
. 'olic Charities, Hawthorne Center, | fol« record speeches. . . . The Inter-| Commusal’ Center. Christamore| |nganarolls, Spedway Race, fois state Commerce Commission will, ‘Home, Indianapolis ~ Orphanage | OWIng
| former 12-hour day.
| ask the FBI to help break up, and the Mayer Neighborhood | The letter from the Board of
the black market in rail and House. {Public Safety expressed “genuine plane tickets to Miami this A appreciation of the ‘excellent winter. . . . Byron Foy checked Awarded Scholarship work performed” by the police {
into town to make movies with department on the eight-hour
rr Kenneth Downs of Indianapolis) Mr. Kahler
a NY background. , . . James| service basis. . Barton is turning down B'way has ‘pee wage 3 3holars Ship The board has received stdteshow offers, a real switch these a8 08 2po for the poultry short course Ments commending = police perdays. . , . Ida James is the gal Kahler Retires lat Purdue University. The four-| {OTmance in handling the Speeds with the tiny voice at the Sa- way races, American Legion
week course will continue until
vannah Cafe. . , . ; * {state convention, Freedom Train, s = x From Morris Plan Ra Yo Bo ne fen Indiana State Fair and the two All Around : The retirement of LeRoy Kahl- man and feed service personnel. Visits here by President Truman.
; : In a letter to all police offiNYC WILL SQON ask perntis- |" Secretary ang. treasurer of | Schloss brothers, Eli and Sol! cers today, Police Chief Edward Indianapolis Morris Plan
sion to open its own television the {when they sold their lease in D. Rouls expressed appreciation station—to be used as an educa-|since 1936, has been announced|1926 to McCrory’s and discon-|in the progress of the departtional aid in our schools . . ./by William L. Schloss, president. tinued the clothing business. They ment since the first of the year “Magdalena’s” Dorothy Sarnoff Mr. Kahler, who is 75, will re-|then organized the Schloss Broth- under the new system. won eight consecutive indoor ten-{main on the board of directors. |ers Investment Co. and in 1936 ttre ete —— nis matches from other members| He joined the Schloss Brothers merged with the Morris Plan,|VOTE TO BE ANALYZED of the cast... Gabby Heatter will|Clothing Co. in 1921 as manager|and Mr. Kahler became an offi-| Hubert H. Hawkins, professor have to shell out about $3000 a|of office, credits and collections.|cial. Since the merger, the assets of history and political science at week wire charges to enable him|Prior to that time he had beenjof the Morris Plan have multi-| Butler University, will speak on to b’cast from Florida this winter.| with the Capital National Bank, |plied eight-fold from $500,000 to|“Interpretation of Election ReHis daughter Maida made a deal|which later merged with the In-!$4 million. {sults” before the Indianapolis for one of the concessions at! diana National Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Kahler reside at Optimist Club tomorrow at the Murray Weinger’s new Copa City. Mr. Kahler remained with the 3755 Hawthorne Lane. 'Severin¥Hotel.
stories of 20 years ago started?) He: “0. K,, baby, you asked for Alton Cook thinks Punch it” {launched them. Sample: “The, "8.8 !cannibals were going to eat Little MARLENE DIETRICH and Aydrey, but Little Audrey just agent Bob Sanford were at the Jaughed and laughed ’cause she Simplon talking knew she wouldn't make enough business when ito, go around.” “Legs” suddenly non left — thep re- OVER AT Chat Noir, Dick] turned after a Winslow and Alice Tyrrell tell] while, bearing about a man with a Doberman! packages. | Pinscher dog. “Does he, bite?” “I forgot it asked a chum, who was told: | was my grand- “No, he pinches Dobermans.” | a |
child's birthday,” a 1 x sia.” DM Miss Dietrich The Midnight Earl | “Birthday!” said Mr. Sanford, WHAT'S HOT: Frank Sinatra remembering the baby was born'(who flew into N. Y. to join his. only recently. {B. W.) is building a new home “Yes,” beamed Grandmaw Diet- in Homby Hills (near the Bing rich. “She's 3 months old today.” (Crosbys') and is selling his { 4. 0 = present beautiful residence at y {Toluca Lake. Dirt cheap, too; Hallet s Comment {asking price only about $97,000. WHEN THE late Irvin 8. Cobb!. . . A television station in the, was the fattest newspaperman metropolitan area, it is reported, around, Richard M. Hallet, who can be bought for $750,000. . . .| was much leaner, came down |Mayor O'Dwyer talks of another from Maine and asked for a re-|California vacation after Christ-| porter job on the N. Y. World. mas. . . . One of the Lambs’| “What could you do for the greatest seidel nights was for] paper that Irv Cobb couldn't do?” {Smith & Dale, celebrating 50, {asked a city editor. |years as partners. Bert Lytell| “I could crawl in a smaller commented that he heard they! hole,” said Hallet. Inever fought in 50 years, and Joe
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