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Johnny Murphy Sets Records Broken i Here Face ; Who Will Be the Lodhy, One? a Season Bowling Mark [nK. of C. Meet War Surnlus. Bo ‘With Fat 781 Series T= Morgim oui War Surplus |

Veteran Kegler Barely Misses Charmed 800; A Lo 9 Hy opi Fraud Charges

Paces Team to 3182 Three-Game Set Records were broken in the pole

vault and college divisions of the Local Businessmen, : By DON-SIEBERE mile and two-mile relays at the

+ A 3 . Another. season record was smashed last night when Johnny/ninth annual Knights of Colum-| Marine Veteran Face Murphy bowled a terrific 781 series at Fox-Hunt that topped Bud|bus track meet last night. ' ..Federal Indictments | Bchoch’s 772 rolled only a month ago at the Delaware. Richmond (Boo) Morcom made . | Johnny missed 800 by thé wink of an eye. He began with the jump of his life as he cleared | Taree Indighapolis businessman 254, rapped out 268 in the center piece, and then rolled six strikes,/the bar at 14 feet, nine ‘Inches |2hd a Marine Corps veteran today caught nine in the seventh, came back ‘with a spare, and then to better his old jt|faced federal indictments charg. mse ’ | pole vault struck out for 259, " oe emi 0 00 14 teat. TT inches. It|IPS 8 $43,000 war surplus. fraud With Johnny in the starring the Classic hammered out five Wis the bast ’ 2 pi of {in the resale of 19 tractors, role the team hit 3182 with games Nigh team totals that included a a a a Jump 3 . Li gh The indictment charges ‘that of 1055-1064-1063. However, no|3036 by Marott Shoe Store. It 7226 Ry gays > oo f the the three set up the World War II one else came close to Murphy's 82Ve the shoe salesmen top team | h 8 Weir top thrill of 1¢ veteran in a lot in the rear of: performance. Larry Fox had 631, POnors as Harry Wheeler rolled "& % ’ " [their truck parts firm, 1626 W. Gené Zwiesler added 612, Fonnie 967 and Curt Heady added a 621. A Baldwin - Wallace quartet, p,00t0n 8t., and financed his Snyder came up with 585, and: The big game was made on tallies took the one mile relay in the, .,40 of tractors to the extent Don Johnson had 573. . (of 1008-1070-958, Bob Earl record shattering time of 3277, of $43,000. . Murphy's big series came dur. |PFOUBht in the only other honor #nd a Michigan Normal foursome} mpg’ tractors, purchased under Ing an extra session rolled by the “OUnt for Bader Coffee when he set a new record of 7:57.2 in the yeterans’ priorities of the War Bowes. They leave for the ABC [®ached an even 666, but Carl/two-mile event. i Assets Administration. then were tourney Wednesday and will not Hardin barely missed with 648) FBI Agent Fred Wilt of the|gyjekly resold through several be here for the regular league '°F 10mPpkins Ice Cream and Fon- New York Athletic Club won the ynjqdlemen to a representative of play. Such games are usually nie Snyder had 643 for Bowes mile in the good time of 4:10.9./an Argentine firm at a $21,000 “held over,” but as Charlie Quinn, Seal Fast, {Unheralded Ronald Wittreich of profit, according to Elba L. Bran-| manager of the alleys, put it, “it| Three other honor counts Princeton closed fast to take sec-ligin Jr. assistant U, S. district was. just too good to keep.” {popped up over the city. Pauljond place and Josh Tobey of attorney. - | This column wishes to extend Hare hit 664 for Dobson's Clean- Brown was third. * "List Defendants its thanks to Charlie for this and ers. at the Sport Bowl, William Curt Stone, running for Phila- | The f countless. other favors he has Hendricks had 654 in the Em- delphia’s Shanahan AC, won the “Williar rendered. He went to the trouble Roe Mixed League at the Indiana two-mile run in 9:09.1, with Hor- NAL be ma to call The Times so that we that included a 268 last game, ace Ashenselter of Penn State; a Sal 40, of 14 W could give you the latest develop- &nd Alva Johnson came up with second. Squat Billy Mathis re-| Kensie BI a 4 A D. ments in bowling. |651 with the Chevrolet Night|peated in the 45-yard dash With | jen r Hic 8 an 1 h The lion's share of last night's| Hawks at Iaria’s. a time of 4.9. {Nieman, Hig chool Road, bot regular bowling honors also went; The ladies’ Sponsors loop at| Ohio State, with Mal Whit" operators of the ruck parts com- n to. Fox-Hunt alleys where Jack Pritchett’s turned in one of their field running a great anchor leg pany, and Marshall T. Hawthorne. telephone here from New York yesterday. Colvin got his bast score this sea-|best nights with the Yaver Men'si{took the university mile relay | 4; R. B 84. Box 8. . _ gon during the early session. {Shop in their usual starring role. with a time of 3:232. Notre [J0. Branigan suid Huvahore Other High Scores Yavers was paced-by Marge Dame was second. |Ave. branch or the “Union Trost:

Champagne Bottles Litter Jack b ht [Skelton who took supr h | p | . or Downe Dard a 1 af came min) ug Padd coy wt me war ou ie Houston After 2-Day Party

tional League to take top honors. ®f 233-150-227, and team mate ers /the bank when he had no account | . Hollywood Stars, Guests at Opening of

| He started with three strikes, alin Williamson rolled a 208-210- lat all” pair of spares and then battered combination for a 610:that| | Mr. Branigin charged Haw-| OQilman’s Huge Hotel, Parade by Torchlight ’ HOUSTON, Tex., Mar. 19 (UP)--Houston swept up champagne |

out seven strikes for 268. He on. E41 her third piace. At Sports - Show [thorne loaned $43,000 to the other! bottles and confetti today after the most lavish two-day party to|

ished on 209 and 247 Louanna Early had 569, Gert th ) {three men as collateral for the Atlas Super Market ' reached Rhodes brought in 567, and Pat : {tractors although the tractors Two of the country's greatest had not hit the wild and woolly cow country since the Alamo. wimmers feature the The man who bought the drinks and furnished the floor show

2850 in the same loop as Bill Kuhn Striebeck added a 556 as the team | rattled the pins for a 674 that ®28lly took three from Vassar, annual chases becan. in May. 1007 from was good for fourth place. Bill Guild With a 2021 series that in- sports and boat show which opens the St. Louis office of WAA, My. Was Glenn McCarthy, fabulous millionaire oilman. With the willing turned in a consistent 225-222. cluded a 1003 opener. today at the State Fairgrounds. Branigin said + MI. collaboration of hundreds of movie stars, radio artists and fellow | 227 series. “| Rolls First 600 Ann Curtis, Olympic swimming The tractors were stored at the Millionaires, Mr. McCarthy turned nia Henle, river The Washington loop at the, Nell Koelling, rolling for In- ‘hampion, and Adolph Kiefer, Naval Ammunition Depot, Crane this sedate city. into a miniature Illinois had a good night with dianapolis Typewriter, took spe- backstroke star, will headline at- Ind. y "| Hollywood. three teams rolling into honorsicial honors, 8he was just four tractions in the water tank at 3, He picked St. Patrick's Day for and produced a cluster of indi- pin8 away from Mrs. Skelton 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. week days, the grand opening of his $20 mil-

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Edgar G. Davis and ‘Evelyn Petrovich One of these Tech High School pupils will be chosen to appear a

(on phone), Ann "Garrison, Randall Tucker

with music critic Deems Taylo¥ %during intermission of the New t York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra program Apr. 10. The program presents high school music pupils and instrumentalists throughout the United States. Three pupils are interviewed each Sunday by Mr. Taylor. The youngsters meet Conductor Leopold Stokowskli, listen to recitals, go to plays and are honored guests at dinners. CBS and producers of the broadcast, Standard Oil | Co. of New Jersey, interviewed each of the Tech applicants by |

arrested yesterday, A. Haile, 39, of 602 St., the veteran,

reports » wach ton, Sonja Henle, Hugh Herbert, Maureen O'Hara, Ellen Drew and | a host of other entertainment! stars rode Cadillac convertibles’ bareback in the parade.

Got Major Share The Federal attorney said an

Ask Mrs. Manners—

Wife's Ex-H usband . Calls Up Too Often

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

same as 1. We were so happy, and she always liked to be with me until-we moved back into her house. The first night there her |ex-husband called. - i

talked for 20 minutes. I thought, what they said was going too far | and asked her if she thought it!

talk so long. She blew up "ind said if ¥ said any more about him 'she would be through with me. she always snaps back and says When we are out any place she in. He ‘still calls her and this has] cold and dreary as she says very little to me, |. do hate to end like this. ‘She is! 37 and I 45. She ought to be

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I MARRIED a woman who had been "married before, the’

I thought nothing of the call until he called again and they

papers at ~your library, and look through school publicaas fair for him to call and toms. . . To Mrs. M. K., Mooresville— can't reveal names. You're going to stay lonely if you don’t go out of your way to join people and enjoy them, in your church, lodges, clubs, etc. Maybe a job and a hobby would help.

No matter what I do or say

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bout run me nuts, Every time] MRS. MANNERS.

go into the house it seems s0|

To J. R. (who writes privately that a hoy stopped seeing her because. she wouldn't kiss him after he watched her sister kiss her boy ~~ friend)—You can't write him to come back and you'll kiss him, now can you?" He's in another city, now, with other girls to try to kiss. rw. 1 guess you'll Ji Date to A mature wife will gladly | suffer silently and prefen you notice the good qualities of | Are having good times (if you

't already). her second husband in contrast aren 3 > to the bad parts of her former | MRS MANNERS marriage—if the second husband is on his“toes. Women Remove Cause are impressed by affection and | _ i , h | YOUR NIGHT NURSE has no drama, “but they're practical, !desire to criticize you who have too—and conscientious, with suffered with alcoholics. Search their domesticity and mother Wile . - . out the reason the alcoholic love. " nis. drinks (be it real or fancied) and Romantically remunh {remove the cause. A non-drinker cing over an ex-husband {when |does have to blow up over the romance is lacking) Is no more |... oxcuses the drinker uses, lasting than a woman's let- 47, w how repulsive a drunk down feeling when she looks at ‘can be. 1 have no patience with

I love her more than life and

enough. Her ex-husband!

gain. Please tell me what I am o do.

the man she's with “at the |, q,,¢0rs who will never quit. movies after watching the \ mpere 4g help in Alcoholic handsome face of an ac tor. | Anonymous for any drinker who Again, she's practical—she'll |g, 0re)y wishes to quit. To help,

make the best of an ordinary |y pmust first find out who needs face, If she gets attention. Act- {pat help, maybe arousing you ing--dhesyeuse slipped will [gona to ask for guidance. If convinve her you have slipped. my pecoming an antagonist works She doesn’t want to think you [354 your homes are made hapbelieve you can't hold her—that pier fsn't it worth it? she’s doing you a favor if she | NIGHT NURSE

loves you.

vidual scores in the select circie. with a 615. It was the first 6q0 and at 2:30, 4:30 and_8:30 on Sun- HO Es biote Rudy Jurasz took second honors|for Mrs. Koelling and subatan- 4ay. ) when he caught 684 for the Brass tially aided Indianapolis Type- The show opens at noon today Rail on games of 229-190-265, writer in reaching the honor roll 2nd runs nine consecutive days. Woodie Smith slammed home a with a 2601. Her games were Seating around the tank and 672 for Coca-Cola to help them 186-212-217. arena will accommodate 3000 outreach a neat 2929, and Byron| Yavers was not the only team d00rs men and women. Doors Scaggs had 655 for Clifton-Wilder with all members topping the 500 Will open at 12 noon daily. Fuel Co. mark. William's Furniture pro- i a Norris Cooper laid down a 677 duced a quintet. of 50u’s headed Jor Funset Cleaners in the Fun by LaVerne Biers’ 571 and took " Bow! assic to take third honors. runnerup team \ 1 His tallies were 203-227-247. Earl 2717 that won three rn hdr Standing Changed Tolliver was just seven pins away'ana Gear. DeWolf News also! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Mar. with a 670 for Oscar's Loan, and had a record night as all hands 1? (UP)--Marty Konder, a 43- . J. B. Elliott, Wallace Smith, and rolled into the low 500s. ] William Brown had low 600's. the squad an easy 1-2-3 victory In the late session at Fox-Hunt over Fehr's Beer. ih .

$21,000 profit, but

ABC All-Events

years -in_prison.

moved into second place in the all-events division of the Amer- were ican Bowling Congress Tournament today, but further shakeups in the standings were expected lover the week end.

Bowling Scores Last Nigh

700 BOWLER (MAN)

federal grand jury

[Mrytie Scott, Coca-Col . | . . Gi y Jack Colvin. Dowsay Dunkers ...... 734 M etn, Pye, | serv. €o. of Ind. en der Rusted series 3 San 2 jin tnd spotlights as o pe nn What is over and done with,! WLERS - a y a : lers, y L . 3 } : Rody Jury JOWLERS "ey sas Evelyn McMahon, Solataire Bevs. .... 501 Chi '. J ota |vine. Leo Carrillo, Robert Pres- what will not have any meaning Norris Cooper, Sunset Cleaners $44 Dorothy Lilly, DeWolf News ....... cago’s Johnny Small retained . |vine, * —|for the proposed marriage, may fll Kuhn, Alas Buper Mt. o....... 614 Brite Rien KoolVent Awning ...... 500 the lead in the nine-game division , ain the exclusive propWoodie Smith, Coca-Cola ....00 10" em ce. Indpis. Typewriter ..... 500 with a total of 1941 Two Held After |well remain the exclusive prop Earl Tolliver, Oscar's Loans 670, OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) | ’ | erty of the person involved and

ws High man in the singles compe- . 666 [Frances Margole, "inde Air Mixed 496 tition yesterday was Barney Mec-|

664 Florence Ditlinger, Indpls. 8t. Rwy 493 655 Beverly Petérson. Airliner Sand. Shop. 492 Coy of Kansas City with a 686 654 | Mickev Rotert, Real Silk Mixed ss tally. He opened with a 259 and 651 Caroline Predovnik, 8t. Bd. of Health. 473 'added 225 and 202. Second high

842 Ethel Simpson, Em-Roe Mixed 472 © #43 Helen Haboush, St. Catherine's CYo . 457 $ingles score of the day was post442 ed by Elvin Hipst of Philadelphia, Were tlated today

Harry Wheeler, Marott Shoe Store .. 667 Zoe Butler, BE. C. Atkins Bob Earl, Bader Coffee Co Paul Hare, Dobson's Cleaners . Byron Scaggs, Clifton-Wilder Puel .. William Hendricks, m-Roe Mixed Alva Johnson, Chevrolet Night Hawks Bob Kays. Hopewells Ce Virgil Haines, Central Supply . Carl Hardin, Tompkins Ice Cream .. Charles Jacobs, Link-Belt No. 1 Norb Thompson, Link-Belt No. |

Dill Heads

648 Mildred Prench, Steeg Drugs 646 Gertrude Micks. Ell Lilly 645 Betty Whitcomb. Eagle Machine

Bop Roth, Construct 3 Lois Ki Vets. Adminis 7 ¢ to repl ; , Instead, such women only h ronnie BA, aConguction il "3 Lous pt os. Atminiuration ... a3 \ Two, Philadelphians, Earl Lego | se ace holdover Republicans. when Floyd Fields, 29. of 1225 tq the other and thus relieve tnner o ..q"in making their husbands tions. » hite in care of The Teron Sent Wayne Ave. Hustlers 641] TEAM SCORES (MEN) ne Jac Matthews, registered ME. cker said. he ad ap- ~grnell Ave. called James Alex- conflict and tension. and children uncomfortable by Times, 214 W. Maryland St. Abe Bailes tices ageways #0 Marott Shoe Store 0. .... se the high doubles series with 1244. Pointed Dr. F. M. Dill. Danville, anger, 35. of 72813 Douglas 8t.| Of course, whenever the hidden insisting that they preserve the Co, 3 Turner, Essex Motors DDOORORARR-+4 1 bres anol i ROSA 1+ rere — |as state welfare director, and W. yy the name of “Professor” atifact is something that may affect ggiaplished order and neatness. Boston Schools Nearly Toma) Nave. aming Beer + £32/Coen-Cola repeat tear are »» Tech Announces {Herschel Skinner, Carthage, as ypgiana Ave. and California St. the success of the marriage, it" A man wants a home in which - . Brerett Chandler Jordan Funeral Hm. a Raa rer Panarket PEE ol 3% state Fe rronne| director. about 11 p. m. should always be revealed. This he can relax and teel at ease Put on Rocks by Kids JB. Dilott Hater tn : EP 288 r . | | © | Walt. Fries,” Hoosier Casuaity |... ago | Benson ver ~22Spring Schedules [knighistown, white Mr. Skinner win eto er re uations connect: oy HO ke Oh Don om cont the city. 560.000 Charles ‘amc Roser Popp . 629 |Clifton-Wilder Fuel Co. 2807 , |Knig ’ e Mr. Skinner with disorderly conduct. |any financial obligations connect-igihle is valued far more highly youngsters cost the city $60,000 Omer Smith. Consranion ™" | oa TEAM Cones (WOMEN) | Tech High School today an- Succeeds James M. Knapp, Hag- In addition, Fields was charged eq with it; any defects Which than the (ne whose greatest/in broken windows during 1948. Hugh Harringan Constraction 627 Yaver Men's Shop srreaereas pl nounced its spring sports sched- erstown. Both appointments will with carrying a concealed weapon might involve reasons for not «yirtye” {is her perfect’ house-| Their favorite target was

xr . 626 William's Purniture . Larry Wiison, Kleiber-Dawson 624 D'Wolf News ’ 2636 Ules for track baseball and golr. be effective Apr. 1.

Bert’ Yeager. Link-Belt No 1 e2¢ Bowes Sool Was TirTTrrreees t] Curt Heady. Marott Shoe Store on Bios TAR ries serene 2627. The schedules: Dr. Dill. recognized as an au- He was treated for an injured arm gerjous illness such as tuberculoWalt Quire pm, Real Silk Mixed . 613 Medias Men's Wear . ............ 2589 Aor 8. , Southport Apr 3 thority on welfare problems in at (General Hospital and released. «js, heart disease or a mental ever y Vent } C Frankfort; > . i Pp . : Hubert Kelso, Midstate Poultry + 817 Kool. Vent Awning ........... : 2845 akin Townshin. Apr Can ar Ko. the state. served as superintend- His opponent wielded a fence phreakdown, and debts or similar

Ken Hoffman, Kriner's Drugs . ol O'Brien's Paints .. ees 2540 Lomo. Apr. 22. at Muncis

How mevem— Apr. 26. Ander- ent of the Indiana Boys’ School picket, police said ward Deer 8r., Russet Cafeteria 616 Ane. Ar. 2%. Lafayette: Mav 2. City r : : ! I pMontsomery. Pritchett Rec... 615 Meat: May > at Richmond. Mav 10, at {rom 1933 to 1945. A former prac- - marriage. Cary: Campbell, Shunk Golf C . P G | ewcastle ay 13 at Marion: May 16, ici _ . | George Halman V & S Cun - a ancno onzaies Howe, May 19, at Eroad Ripple; Mav a ticing dentist in Plainfield, he State Lakes Reported » x

Foward Pattisan, Co 1 . ! , ns.ruction Frank John, Albert G. Maas Art Hartson, [Ank-Belt No. .1

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C812 In 2d Round Track—Apr. 5. at Washington; Apr.

Carl Hindel, Tompkin y Howe and Attucks: Apr 12, at - v ‘ate pvels of ost Indiana A- No. As a matter of fact,| Charles Kaiser, Dokins lee Cream . ol NEW YORK, Mar. 19 (UP) Apr. 19, Anderson: Apr. 22, Tech Retaye. and Morgan { ounties. 1 Wat r ley Ag re aver e during st dies of hundreds of housewives | poaiiace Smith, Yave: Men's Shop ... 611 Richard (Pancho) Gonzales of jor, » our Meet: Muy Conference Supervised Welfare AS were oii ing lh port Ha . found the opposite to be! . rew's ; , Sect 1 ay . . . i 'e § , Harry Walsh. Progress Tool © 40 Los Angeles, seeking to add the Goif —Aor_i8, Wasnington: Apr. *ls, Mr. Dill is a former Democrat *€Prualy, divisi of water re-|t we on pow, Sogialte Bereities CL ih Boards title to his 1048 grass Order Aor 2 WC Uogtnunorl aps state representative and super. (7100 the, BEEN 00 BEC TOT women who require per v , stale oultry . 609 4H, : y owe; pr i sources ndiana epartmen Ussy omen w requir er1eroy Kerst. Nixon c ts crown. was pit st Lawrence and Broad R y vised modernization of a child ' : Falph Gillispie Cpanauestion Marks .. 809 cOUr rown, was pitted against ;lvients And 3 pple a1 Indiana Conservation, revealed today. fect order about them, who keep

Tony's Auto Sales

kd Klee. Koenler's Market May 8,

S02 Jim Schnaars of Devon, Pa., to- Kokomo Conference Meet at

Fd Harrell. Poro Beautr S v i ac gansport; May 9, New Cast Mr. Skinner, formerly with the . Russ Roberts, Sanders Sirhan - oo da in the second round of the Jha Logansport: May 13, Marion re ersonnel de t t of he P sponsible for the average rise of all times, who expect everything onward Mitchell. Link-Relt No. i. 60s National Indoor Tennis cham- Invitational: May i4. at La Porte Invi- p n partment of the Per-' a, ¢ "in 37 lakes. according to to be always in its place—who

Wiliam Brown, Sea's Champions . tational: M&y 16, Wiley of Terre Haute 1

WAA requires a prove ownership of at least half of a business before certificati It gave year-old Philadelphia machinist, 35 3 priority buyer. getion

Indictments against

investigation revealed that Haile received a major share of the

he- was the

only one of the men who did not post $2500 bond yesterday. If convicted of specific charges of making false and fraudulent claims to the Federal government, each of the men could be fined $10,000 and sentenced to 10

veteran to

the men

returned Thursday by a

here,

Schricker Names

Welfare,

Skinner Personnel

~ Two more Democratic officiais

to move into

. Ho who checked in with a 681 series, GOV. Schricker’s administration

Losansport; May 26, Shortridge, May 31. operates the Dill Implement Co. .. here and two farms in Hendricks

Anderson, Richmond nd welfare program in Missouri.

fect Circle Co. in Hagerstown and

_which police said was a Tazor having children; a prison record,

Little Miss La Duke, pigtails flying, was bug-eyed with excite-

Pen Pals | ‘8 av " ee pin? he waved Bappily to the WHERE could I get: informa- MUST A guy pay forever for

18? one crime? My mother won't let Motorcycle police were almost tion on foreign pen pa | . helpless in the crush, and most of] VICTORIA. ime go with a nice boy 1 like pe

their commands went ‘unheeded.| ¢ news- Josue Bo” ume he Steg 18 3 i . 11 Of wes |being unfair? He has proved he Your Marriage: By Samuel and Esther Kling ng a ¢ { Mi d d |though of course he was wrong. Discuss as iS ee S, | How can I make her see I like. p 5 M ° ‘At ' him and want to go with him and

|bring him home for her to meet? {He has asked me for several dates Q—How much of their past should an engaged couple reveal to each other?

since, and I had one, but Mother won't let me go again. Usually A—Frank discussion is certainly in order during the engagement period. But this does not mean it is necessary or even de-

she's very understanding and I in the Sirable for the pair to recite all their past misdeeds or foolish in-

can reason with her. Ie is 19 and I am 16 and she says he is too discretions. Doing this only serves-to disturb the other partner another boy 19 and causes unnecessary worry. or oT { :

old for me, but she let me go with BEECH GROVE READER

with $42 a plate dinners, buckets- | ful of champagne, a National Broadcasting Co. radio show, and | the costliest imported talent available. | In act two last night of Houston’s reign in the sun, Mr. McCarthy presented the world premiere of his first motion picture, “The Green Promise, starring Robert Paige, Marguerite Chapman, Walter Brennan, and little Jeanne La Duke, the 4-H .Club girl from Mt. Vernon, Ind. The debonair oilman, unsmiling but obviously pleased, presided over a torchlight parade of celebrities past a throng of 80,000 that lined Houston streets. Ermine wraps rippled Texas breeze and jewels sparkled

Mother Objects

Chéck magazines and

Mr. and Mrs. Kling counsel their newspaper readers only | through The Times. If you have | this boy Invited, with another

a question, address it to Samuel | girl oth 10% scung R Jininiels : should be put asid® with no fur- d Esther B. Kli ‘ | ested) wou a good way to Fight on Street ther thought about it. | G. and Esther B. Kling, in care | introduce the boy and show An argument in which one man, Sometimes a person suffers of The Indianapolis Times. your mother you aren't serious called another “Professor” such a strong feeling of guilt) - | about any boy. brought on a fight with weapons even though it may be unwar- are, in short, perfect housekeepers . and the subsequent arrest of both ranted, as to make future happi-'_seldom make adaptable, patient 14 Vis, Manners aus readmen last night, police said. {ness impossible. In such cases ft erstandi wives. ers o e column share your Bystanders said the fight began may be better to reveal the facts anq understanding problems and answer your ques-

A party at your house with

keeping.

schools.

{obligations which may burden the

Q—Is the perfect housekeeper Above Level Average laure the best wife?

Melting ice was believed re- the house neat and spotless at

Raph Shinkle. Link-Relt N S04 pionships. Bloomington and Broad Ripple: M 21 . ) Charles Bechert, division director Naold Sirickin, Ruse Cafeteria 4 Gonzales was one of six seeded Siate Meet: May 2. at Richmond. Richmond. is a native of Bedford. yo ,,411y the melting does not occur ner, a r All ches ve » —_ : Ny . ‘ Charles Harbison. Oasls Dron Inn 803 players scheduled for second otherwise Goslgnared | Mt Coin unless He served as purchasing agent |. ij |ate in March, he said. Glen maxwell Down'wwn 0 603 round competition on the Seventh ene - for the State Highway Commis-: ¢ (ne 73 lakes where gauge Beauty : Joan of Are CYO 603 , i . : { i. . ‘ S . 5 Dick Barnes. Indpiz Trammie Club 003 Regiment Armory courts. Earl 20 Schools. Entered in ion during Democrat administra: records were available last month, Softens Taopd Zigler. Ertel Mrcnine 602 Cochell of 8an Francisco, seeded A | P d tions from 1933 to 1942 36 dropped an average of .23 foot q Jack Hunt, Herfl-Jones . 602 I. wi! nnua R ! ; ed an # ¢ a : Sorrow Kea Stuart, Hamm's Beer sos second, will play the winner of urave Kelays He is a graduate of Franklin . ' * Sun TR ee i! today's morning match between| LAFAYETTE, Ind. Mar. 19 - College and a member of Phi Sues Rudy Vallee America's Lowest Priced Cars Norb Day, V. & 8 Bhat. Serv. $01 Phil Neff of Washington. D. C.. Formal entries for the seventh Delta Theta Fraternity, He has HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 19 (UP) — OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) and David Lind of Brooklyn: annual Purdue Relays to be held a farm near Carthage. ) A + War. 19 tt Lauren Lanham, Frey Radio ; ; here next Saturday Elderly housekeeper Julia Ericks-

John Osborn. Sahara Grotte No. 2

895 fourth-seeded Don McNeil of New

jumped to-

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