Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1949 — Page 4

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1 E# a Ss ~~ Dental Association To Be Combined AGI Baco : @ i - Boy ts Today's Weather Fotocast EE To Be. Combined "GARAGES *| | Amy and Ate Force recruiting J om ma 0 nse ‘Of H To an His Dog PREVITW of U.S. WIATHIR PURAU, DIDY. of COMMERCH FORECAST NICO INTIS PATTIE 848 Plans State in Indiana and Michigan oe ene be NIT will be confined tomorrow to } City Bt form 5305th Area Service ’ ; Pet's Bite Leads 21 Local Dentists Unit, Eastern Recruiting District 's CHAE AAEFF F ER'S $ { +» Should : ; here ll sios-10 | To Father's Arrest Prepare Clinics tars, “ Ghy Bl Build! A boy's concern for the dog “The Indiana State Dental As-| headquarters for which bit him yesterday touched sociation will ° hold its ann new unit will be in Detroit, : .. “The bigge off an investigation of the youth's \meeting May 16 through May 187. commanded by Lt. Col. Robert ! way today,” hi home and Jed to the arrest of his id the Claypool Hotel. Twenty- alized|C. Hubbard, local officers will be, | next spring.” father on a disorderly conduct one Indiana dentists and two with leg injuries and face cutsimaintained in the Federal build- : his charge, gental ma ts are preparing yesterday when she struck a!ing here, rl | ‘ Basing Mr ‘ George Patt, 13, told Patrolmen hn meeting opening session of parked truck while driving in the yp Marcus Braats, Frankfort, i Sveti Iawori James Fox and Don Staley he was Tndia and sections 1 cn! Police the nad . Ind., present commanding officer will remedy tt bitten by a brown dog in an alley they will cone conduct { dgmongiralions ar des ong d Deen r the Indiana district, said six! rentals. near his home. When a search 250 Pr. gh 5, , Silbrist partis x 3 by Robert ; nx other recruiting stations will be Mr. Bacon by officers failed to Jroauce pe bridges ahd inlays DF, deck D. Carn ly mer. was Ave: located in Gary, Ft. Wayne, Rich-} support his co animal, George told them he a : reported in “800d” mond, New Albany, Hyansville] ‘ BE tad Tal Eivtach Avene, Bi, Bs 3r Torarnes [condition at General Hospital. [ana Terre A mv y | $0 - over a concrete block in his yard. : | - aIgures 4 io The baffled officers returned : 3 on oo : Bow in b the boy to his home and told his ‘HH Pr WwW : & Co ! EY N AY UNTIL 4 p M 3100 Hire father, Austin, 45, they were . ® -@ Huila eo | . . : HaUOBS Jave b taking the boy to Juvenile Aid PARTLY CLOUDY AND : : ; ~ : Shani Division authorities to learn the, CLOUDY ARIAS . i . — . : : Tain $40 De true cause of the police call, | SE ANC a Another Rush Shipment lust Received : jars i Police said Paff, who was In| FOTOCAST : : ] , I i Lor ere bed with a ‘sore foot” leaped LEGEND 14 —but ACT QUICKLY! They'll go Fast! ding from the bed and told them in SCATTERLD i i ; And, Mr. phrases spiked with curses that SHOWERS REA { | : “more dwellin, the boy would not be taken from : : Gor ORIZTLE A TRIGS : ] ALL-METAL ¥ jan ast yea the home, : il i j : ; Father Arrested ge | Porch or Lawn jini, ona He was arrested and charged , fae, s sazors, Com 1949 TW. L.A WAGNER. ALL ROHTS RESERVED. FOR BOYS |

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At Juvenile Aid headquarters,! most of the Far West, with cloudiness in the Ohio Valley and the Southwest. Maximum temperatures authorities learned that George in the 80's are expected in the South, in the 70's in the Ohio Valley region and in the 60's along the | was bitten by his own dog Great Lakes. “Fuzzy,” and he was afraid police

would take the pet away if they ® ® ® ® ® med 1 ma smaoped at ux | jClianapolis=—VYital Statistics owner. He “made up” the confiicting stories to save his dog, A fifgh pressure area moving across the Midwest was to push DIVORCE SUITS FILED

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he sald. the cold weather farther south into Tennessee today. Indianapolis , oasis Lamb, vs. Walter Lamb: Alice : , i Officers Fox and Staley Té- 2nd Central Indiana were located on the squthern edge of the high| (flare v8. Maciore . Marsh; futh Mae TRIG SHORTS. Sizes22 i Completely Set Up and ported that the Paff home was In|, 0. ire grea, Lo Fred 3 JOD J. Lowry; Gladys Stewar to 34, 85¢ Delivered “deplorabla” condition, and fT Tr ieee | : 1 authorities scheduled an investi Conditions here today were to be partly cloudy and a little % 2 f ! 3 ation warmer with a high this afternoon of between 65 and 70 70 degrees. Firm fo Build TRIG ATHLETIC SHIRTS. : CKER 10 W ATCH $4.50 : r Y No rain was forseen, the Weather,™ Sizes S<M-L-XL, 65 RO 5.80 3 8 ; : bined to his mother, Mrs, Geneva, Bureau said. Winds would be "Ri fii bemazeisni* New Warehouse a | al [light to moderate. 21, EO eranlyi : : } 1 fined aa the PAR home for 20 days, EVENTS TODAY BF Walon 3) M11" Fernavk| Banner-Whitehlll, Ime, this TRIG T-SHIRTS, Sizes (0 1 A special purciase from a nationally known manufac- | of observation, Mgther's Daz aad Ausegncement of Times Wiliam Marhew. Sb. 908 8 West: Edith|week will begin plans for the to 16, $1 | turer makes this amazing value possible . . . Sturdy, : : Sessoms ene so ioe e “Canalis pic! ieanlasuon, wt. Luther E Ruuel, 36, 1515 Con atpal; low construction of a mew warehouse] 1 comfortable, all-metal chairs. Chinese Red or Forest LK Orthopedists Take Rm ay, tomorrow and Tuesds, Clarence R Weber, 33, 1838 Roosevsll; On a. site purchased some time 7 - Te ~ Green. Only 4 chairs to a customer, please, | Tests to Boost Ratings |™ fanazalis ain. ub rahible” od" RAF \gmery ¥ Anthony, 21, 1109 Gtmber: “Bei |480 from Indianapolis Newspa-| H.P. Wasson &' Company .-+ «SHORTS @ : f 9% ols; Rt Ci Gtier TOR cand Wy. | SA MSDouLIG, #1. gif N Tev) pers, Inc., at Maryland and Mis- i : 85c ea. Sizes i or ater Exhibit Tbrouch May 16, 605 |W walge, 21. ant Ww 1s; Pers, Inc, y Mail Order Department Ninety three orthopedic sur-| ier Color Exhibii_thro Belofs Je Jets arian, 2 20 w sour] Sts. . datrrnaravinnit i { geons from Midwestern states napells, Grade nih Cat rae oh ox Di Winer he Ma i Banner Whitent-- will erect Indianapolis 9, Indiana Athletic 1 : Flitiem Fblade; 26. nch $ 995 \ : exam - th . - eC o ena etic | seas isnaenns en » : Rave jubiiiied th oy ina 7 opefton Art” *Tnsg Hg Woda Ralph C, Walon, of, 2 aid sD three-story warehouse and ga- : | SHIRTS 65 : i T usle sen ‘Eribuie to Mother George NaDar) Wj N. Linwood: Please send. me-the Carter Trigs as indi- @ 65¢c : American Board of Orthopedic RL m. World war Memo- | Juanits Marie, PG 5 9, Et jrage on the location. It was sold tod at right: ea. Sizes J v * Surgeons. 81ase- Wide Konights. of Columbus Orstori: 18" otis. 31 o 5" nid ; Socl. “git by Indianapolis Newspapers, Inc, || ©8'ed 87 right: : Tatas Order By . Mail .or.Phone The exams, oral and written, eal Coin inmls—2 p. mM. oe Dean O. art, hd N. a tnny; sine. through Klein & Kuhn. Li ete ea aa

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