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RAGE 10 vr E a i : smpivprmpmressems THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ : Mrs : M : 5 2 ; = THUR i ser 2, 0 | i ood on Bri ge— at Well for Less— : rs. antin 3 ectle i rganizations— | l: Alert Now, Corn Stew Is a Hearty, Succulent Solution Soro. = President AE s Unit Rilev Guild A Dale Makes | For School Children s One- Dish Luncheon O ICAL rage ge Ses Birt |)

al ; . % Speaker |Mrs. Russell M. Manring of Meeting

{ Indianapolis, Ind., was élected Pi Omicron Plans i president of the Women's OrgaSessions fo B Held Tuesday

{ B } 5 d nization, National Association Re- { anque atur ay tail Druggists, today at the final | The first meeting of the season for the members of

Times Special

Safety Play |

Meek Rebuked for Failure to Overcall By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Dr, Sara A. Johnson, prominent meeting of the group. Chicago physician, will be guest! The Women's Organization, speaker at the Saturday night NARD, has been meeting in con‘banquet of the eighth biennial nection with the annual conven-

TRUE TO THE Meek system, convention of the Central Dis-/tlon of the NARD which Hospital Cheer Guild bé hek Mr. Meek refused to viral on trict of Pi Omicron Sorority in/Sunday in the Statler to] ened at i p. m. Tuesday in A his hand. On the dea! before this the Hotel Lin- s'1 Mrs. Manring has served as Auditorium. i

© [first vice president of the group {for the last year. From 1945-47 {she was president of the Indianapolis Chapter, WONARD. The new executive's husband is owner of two drugstores In ' |Indianapolis, the- Manring 'Phar[macy at 2533 W. Washington St. and 2546 W. Michigan St.

coin this week- | end. She will dis- | ¢uss her travels in Newfoundland and the Aretic region. Mrs. Carl Ochs * will be assisted by local chapier

oné his reluctance-to come out of | his shell had resulted in Mr. Dale playing carelessly and missing an easy safety play. The old boy wasn't going to bé caught in the same trap twice, : Mr. Meek's opening lead was the queen of hearis Mr. Dale looked it over very carefully and

| Plans will be discussed for the ISilver Tea to be held Sept. in the Governor's Mansion and {for the annual Chapter Day to | be Oct. 7 in the Scottish Rite | Cathedral, Mrs. Dan Babcock is reserva tions chairman for chapter day,

then took the trick in dummy residents and Mrs, Marring is also a member Mrs. R. M. Manrin Her assistants are with the ace. That was the key pret presidents, of the Woman's Department Club, ____ gibi _| Kenneth Harlan, William 0. Bus . play...» in planning the {and the Vinzant Parliamentary An old “Profession nis, Robert Kennedy and Merle West dealer reception for na- pn. Joh Law Club in Indianapolis. She has) | Morrison. i North-South vulnerable tonal “and dist- 1 TohnAGN {two daughter, Miss Mildred Mafi-| PARIS — Women appeared as| A musical program will ‘be pre« MR. MASTERS trict officers preceding the ban-| ring, Indianapolis, and Mrs, Philipjprofessional dancers on the sented by Miss Nancy Lynch, plVBA s quet. - {Kiende of here; oo French stage. in the 17th century. anist, and Miss Anita Slominski 1101 [quel v , —— } will speak. She is therapy su. This pe H-A 78 National officers who will take ervisor of the cerebral palsy 9» 732 in the meetings inchide Miss My-| Dishin ' the Dif [perv at Riley Hospial. the cover of C—1 ola Cooper, président; Miss Ruth g "The program chairman. is Mrs, | ' MR. MEEK ~~ MISS BRASH Bullock, Srreapanding Secretary, By MARGUERITE SMITH Q--1 had nice asters last year Howard J. Walker, assisted by ' ’ Hq : yss4 and Miss Joyce Peterson, reas: a Can you buy Regal lily seeds, 50 I planted some again this Mesdames G. E. Bomberger, C. J, H 99842 yy ures. " y y § y ! edr. But. they have been Jacquart, John Keller and Gere x P- Yentral District officials are In seed stores? 1s it best tol 1 964 2 3 8312 Cen Moc: turning yellow and dying so0|trude Rubush. 2-2 oe . \ Mrs. E. Verne McCall, president; plant hardy sweet peas and fast I've had to pull up three/ The New ‘Neighbor League will : Mr. DALE phy prs, Spey leye Barkname and} galllardia in fall or spring? E.| or four plants every day. sponsor a card party and dance i ‘ i . rs yee urphy irst an > from a y k tomorrow night in - nA 3s i | i WEL y or second vice presidents; Miss Mary! 5. Bari. oa N. api) axe. Cowa, . hi be thus rom 2 8 Seles Mis g Pains D— : : Haberman and Miss Beulah Ham- ’ ; : ainting C—A 18 This succulent corn stew makes a wonderful one-dish luncheon. ell, ym and corresponding ftores to have Regal lily seeds. h pHing. Er a hEl SIDE. or Leving Williaind asd 3; Of Se | The bidding: By GAYNOR MADDOX [teaspoon pepper, one-fourth tea-/moderate heat. Add onion and secretaries, and Mrs. Mary Jo i jot, 2h a ole of the Plantire tem A Ove lars Will THA i the Tet. i hr WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH! Lookin en Witte ah)?" chili powder. green pepper. Let cook abotit two White, treasurer. sh idan nw he or, g gad d years h the same bed often chairman. There Will De Af SUos § Indianapoli Pass Pass Pass 1D | meal oS miter cor Melt butter in Saucepan Over mimutes. Stir in flour. Add chick-! Ee ot x 14 you have a well-drained seed Means trouble because the dis-'tion sale at intermission. Robert ! I This week Pam 1s Past 2D {stew is one succulent answer. T : ' en broth, contents of can of mush- Junior Garden Club bed for them, you can plant] ease lives over in the soil once B, Moore is to be the auctioneer, 5 and appear: Pass ¢D Pass 5D | ive the stew an extr . : Friday s Menu ‘ oo t t. Cook gaillardia and hardy a pea it gets started. Buying wilt:) A Gold Star Mothers Tea is § Collier's. The : / . x a s and kitchen bouquet. Cook, 8 . 3 wilt: | . All Paw RE Be watercress biscuits with it BREAKFAST: Stewed |"" ha “ , 1 ook, Schedules Show seeds this fall. Wait until the resistant plants or seed of a being planned by the members of § SXPected, is Mr. Dale then led a afamond . wu =» | dried frult, ready-to-eat cer- stirring constantly, until SOUP mye Junior Garden Club of the) weather is cold enough to dis-| Wilt-resistant strain helps some. the Broad Ripple American Le. 1 Vit he 8c to his king. Mr. Meek won with] CORN STEW | eal, soft-cooked eggs, toasted comes to boil. Add” corn, tomato John Strange School will have a| courage germination before But planting in a new*spot in gion Auxiliary. . The tea will be | onument sl the ace and- returned the jack of : Ev | English muffins, butter or cut in one-half inch cubes, salt, garden show from noon to 4 p. m., spring. Ordinarily this will not! the yard is more important for/at 2 p. m. Sunday in the post \ sky. hearts” Sure enough, Miss Brash) : (4 servings) | fartified margarine, coffee, ‘pepper and chil powder. Cover tomorrow in the school. be before mid-November, If wilt “resistance” does not mean home. fi - i Painted by trumped. But on this {rick Mr! Three tablespoons butter, one-| milk and bring to boll. Let ‘simmer The ¢lub; sponsored “by the] your ground is not well-drained, 100 per cent freedom from the| The Legion chBrus. will sing { Jr., Castine, Dale played the eight of hearts fourth cup thinly sliced onion, | LUNCHEON: Corn stew,’ over low heat for 15 minutes. Forest: Hills Garden Club, is wait until spring to sow the disease. When we have summer and Mrs. Robert Purkiss will {~~ dianapolis a which was a loser anyway. one-fourth cup finely diced green| watercress biscuits, butter or | Serve in individual heated soup headed by Gretchen Ehlert. Mrs.| seeds but prepare the bed this weather favorable to growth of speak. Mrs. Martin O. Beneflel pigeon feedir Do you see what would have PPPer, two tablespoons flour, two fortified margarine, choe- dishes, with hot buttered water- Ross A. Smith is chairmaif of the fall so you can sow them very the fungus (as this summer has|is chairman and Mrs. Ernest stretch tow: happened if Mr. Dale had not CUPS chicken broth, one threé-| olate frostéd gingerbread, [cress biscuits. Forest Hills committee. | early. : been), there's tragedy. Smith is persident. Club, made the- safety -play- of winning ounce Tan. thagped broiled. niugh-/ heed ra. milk. 3 bie ry a RIESE I SS meme ii ———— vem———t : ; ii dhe 7 the first trick on the board? p= FOOMS; one-half “teaspoon ttahen | : INNER: -y Braised eh. xX y 5 8 OG OOUA REDS 0 . : e : Poss he had won this trick in. fii Polat, one And wo-thirds cups “liver and onions, parsley po- RRR 230 os a RS RRA il own hand with the king of hearts. 'canne whole erne corn or tatoes, brolled tomato halves, / y , Then when Mr. Meek was In Cooked srebly form of the SUls CortiiFicied bread, : ig or sors : : Jurgen sities with the ace of diamonds he 7 YC” it md Awd ya fled spar NY Celely 0X : : " Fransiolt would have led the jack of hearts "® easpoon Sal, one-e'g apple ple, coffee, milk. RX = Includes as before and Miss Brash would | A by have ruled out dummy’s ace. Thus The Market Basket “og Although

he defenders wou ave won ? 4 oo f : hove — oo" nis wit wo Apples, Nearly Any Variety, |G Were riding Hudson's Eo Remote, bt Present |Are the Best Buy This Week |& as sited

How did Mr. Dale know there| By JEAN TABBERT & er Fg was danger of Miss Brash ruffing| APPLES ARE THE BEST buy this week, almost any variety 2X oomin 1 e )) 0 tl ari wi e gy Perit the second heart lead? Well, he of them. They're abundant and cheap and the price Is reasonable. 0% ; intains th didn't know for sure. In fact the Greens, including spinach, kale, turnip and mustard, stand at the top, XX ! Fo 3 al f possibility was ‘rather remote. of the plentiful list 6f vegetables. Tomatoes still are ample and iw Ha. But he knew he had to surrender! cheap and Hubbard and acorn squash also are easy to find. Turnips S cover the lead before he .could extract are higher priced but more plentiful, 1 vantage point

all the opposing trumps. CP ‘iit &. Son’ tall Mr. Meek's lead looked fMke FRESH FRUITS abbage and the br

Fine quality; abundant and ghear. | / Thomson and Included fr y is an article, ; s Bat,” by Rol ; apolis Times 4 . ; . . columnist.

| and moderately priced » 11 the demand Enough to fill the demand

the top of a sequence (Q J 10 or Ae Ploridas begin ning, ches cfioueh Q J 9), If thé deferiders’ hearts Pinsess Evoush” to mee ”lhe"deimana: Couifion

were divided fairly even < no 1 ne Taine: Not so pigintitul Price about eh cob" vir of Pascal: cheaver. worse than 5-2—then it made no Casabs meiop High hard to find Bill About ove toa _ ” ~ difference where the first. trick Seats fee" Moaetxte price lorid i. Nice. a in on : fum-pric enoug to iy “an hey NARIly were. (ne aes tomenes Gremner Jui RE A a o « hur u y oc | in : ; y 16) Lae ALE Kecarines Ohad” Quniity PE ty lower Conner “anc go od w : ge play was fely Necessary. | priced " A oa ale Supply; mo [ 8 : Ipsurance {Oranges Small ones still the best buy; hla: ALL saver and nice. y s Miss Brash was a little Pro-i cheaper: nice quality > sley ( heap ‘and plent ul | : T dd voked with Mr. Meek for his con- fia Syd derately priced paas-Searce ud and chéan X oe - o Addre supply mon Thtelr price : + SY * h . . servatism, “Why didn’t you over-|Bpreian melons “Hien: “scarce.” ae Vik i aot ane - RX This can happen only when vuwe-wise than 30 per cent ahead of the same period “ Robert Osle call with a heart, Hosmer?,” she the Michigan fruit whieh thould Inst ni n K enti About th a 30 ’ surance Sales asked. (That's Mr. Meek's given!p! ra inipiplon bane Plentiful. About the same price 2 America sees a car that's delightfully new, last year! Already over 114,000 people the September y sprh Hubb. ard And ACOIND Are plentiful, : ame) We hearts or ix clubs A Nice: high-priced. IE white and ‘sendw higher priced and Ze different and better! New Hudson sales have swilched from other makes to own agensy Cas bo Sweet potatoes Nice and a little cheaper | 2 } —onty down three. FRESH VEGETABLES | I hh ‘ XX for the first seven months of 1949 are more this entirely new kind of motor car! Hotel. - Lo Beans All types plentiful; but high-priced | Tomatoes Ah: tiv hod and ches OO . ONLY. sald Mr. Meek in a Beets Plentiful and lower than iast week. Turhips — More plentiful aha higher (5 a . New officer horrified voice. “That's too many,” Precceli—Enoush to meet the demand) priced —| RK Pi # are Lloyd he added, primly. ! " » Alice Carso!

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Gown Room Styles Shown by Ayres'

A pair of Gown Raom fashion Efe teas at Ayres’ yesterday after: noon demonstrated that a woman can.dresk in the height of fashion § withBut hocking the family jewels [oo] to do it, Fd Prices on the 24 garments shown started at $29.95. Fourteen of them weye below $50. Only one approached the $100 bracket and that was a gold brocade evening

HUDSON A LEADER IN RESALE VALUE! National Automobile Dealers Association Official Used Car Guide books show “stepdown” designed Hudsons commanding : i

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, BOW n At $290.95 there was Jamison's top prices in the nation’s used car markets! red-and-black checked wal dress :

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with a deep V yoke of red velve-! teen. A full-gkirted jersey jumper also by Jamison, came at the [ same price. It had low-placed * patch pockets and a crushed jer sey belt, and it comes in seven) different colors. :

ow can we resist? With the New worthiness, and all-round performance! Hudson winning “new friends * coast to coast by the hundreds of thousands, we have an opportunity to push that tide of popularity even

: 40 YFARS OF ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP Yes, the New Hudson is widely } acclaimed America’s 4-Most Car! In performance, for example, Hudson's + high-compression Super-Six engine—

Taffeta Frock

Another $20.85 Jamison -dress : } higher here in this area! was a brown and black checked PUR a oo ANNE: CABOY : the nation’s most powerful six—or tweed made with sleeves cut in B N Embroider these big four and : i oe) oe 3 one with. the, bodice, mandarin 136-523 bid i. five inch fruit motifs in popular So-—right Row we're offering the the even more powerful Super-Eight collar and self buttons. Pure silk my st F BURNETT gingham cross stitch. The best trades in a decade! join up with a “step-down” designed WwW taffeta also came at $2905, This you fan have i lots of pretty br ght colors wil add faisty 10 / Haden? low build to make this car the most was In mink-beige rather inderwen 10 Vou use pa any che dinette or din u son's sweent ales 8 . . . . qs ’ like maple sugar) with long prin- tern 8517! The slip and pantie porch as they may be. used on y seeping sales success pro alert, the fleetest, steadiest riding . cess torso, gathered ‘skirt, and a set illustrated comes in a wide place mats, curtains, cloths and vides you with vour chance to own automobile of them all! V neckline framed by a puffed range of sizes, fits smooth as towels . . this years-ahead new car on a most , . a : collar iti under pretty fall_clothes Pattern Mag consiity of hot~ favorable basis! Let's take that Revelation Ride in A black velvet suit was $45 Asy sewing your CC Spe- ron transfers for five designs, | » oe ' i : Worn with tHis were bhéautiful! «ial today! calor chart, stitch illustrations | . re en . the New Hudson real soon. And when y | black velvet pumps with V throats Don't miss the new Fashion and embroidering directions, Come in! Enjoy a thrilling Revelation you visit us, bring your car along. . ' ( attern 8517 is a se te per To order use the coupon, i i p 4 ’ : ’ : . and high heels—DeLiso Debs at| Mote YR A317 in 8 ew-tie per po Ride in the ear that brings you, not You'll be surprised at how much it ONLY CAR WITH.THE STEP Fostured Colors | 40, 42, 44, 46,748, 50 and B52. cre pu Just a little more, but the most of the will bring traded in on a gorgeous iy DOWN DESIGN Brown ana viack. &lohe or ink Se 38, slip, 27% yards of 39- | ANNE CABOT four things people want most in an New Hudson—now, while we’re offér- . i ] combination, appeared many | PARUCS Tl yards. | The Indianapolis Times | automobile—beauty, roominess, road- ing the best deals in a decade! : times in the show. A Cell Chap * | . v. | ’ W4 ‘ 4 man dress had a mink-beige _ SUE, BURNETT | 530 S. Wells St. : y “feta bodice and a wrapped and/ : | . ~ « i draped black taffeta skirt. There| The Indianapolis Times | Chicago 7, Ill. $y ) was a orown lace late-day dress! 214 W. Maryland St. | NG, 5480 Price 20c HERE'S WHERE TO COME FOR THE BEST DEALS IN A DECADE! ’ "Eos le ndian: 9 : A" Drown suit-like tees Indianapolis 9, Ind. Name .uveeeeeens Corte Ter rena INDIANAPOLIS DEALERS | wodl dress, w ack = rai 5 x4 dm OE — ’ v i Y y {rogs on the jacket top, was $45 No. 8517 Price 25¢ RE re sarsnrat ACE MOTORS CORPORATION LINDNER-BRUNING, INC. : : RODOCKER MOTORS. INC. SCANLAN SALES COMPANY A slim black crepe dress with a/ Size : RA ra ME en 1136 North Meridian St 711 Fairfield Avenue 1160 West 16th St. 2217.19 E. Washington St, removable tAf{eth overskietl ieee ret Street ‘.., Veeiesteieniiaaanies| Indianopolis 4, Ind. Indianapolis 5, Ind - Indianapolis, Ind, ; Indianapolis, Indiana £339.95) and a Hbbed faille Son Fashion Book Price 25¢ City £ ’ . STATE DEALERS : ress (same price were outs - 3 CERIN ARs snares annag 3 ¥ . | " FD MASSEY AUT ' standing among all-black COos- Name ...civiiivininnisnnnens IRRAE ouvir its viata HL Jackson AYTO, Comer nd, og Fgh yo art ran tordsrille, Ind. CE win 30 ree. Ind. tumes. The latter ‘had a half-belt rn rer——— SLI iii A. ROBERTS & NONS: INO. x. 8 : «+ Gia Pi OPE GARAGE in back, fastening with | De d Up | NS Be Bedard AN . ot 0 2%. No Franson Tne. : Rf hg Ralehisiovn: a 18 W. ‘Tinton, hey mour, Ind. - stones. - man t 2 : ; N AUTO NG. I “hae Sess essunne : N Taupe wis Bromintnt, 100: AS oe . Ave ****l NEW. YORK--American yo - I waoTes. ries Ind. ; BULL TRE Ind. EN eT esos ™a . FWA ste me, taupe wool dress with its own City ....luuiiiivinnes en use perfume and fragrance! . = a j jacket; a Molly Parnis sheer wool 1 dai RA products to ‘"+ value of $685 : Tin 1 RR, m0 Tolambas we. : Lg of SFnsorin, nd, A Re ly 2 ~ suit—By L. F, I8tate ssesassasesnesnsssssaness million, : * In : . " 4 ¥ - - : = / Lek INDIA paw ig oo iE $5 we ie? a ne he padmerle EL . ih Ll ee 4 z i 2 2 : > : z \ : : : i “i ti Blgeiiity : Now. ", : A . : r % | > } " ¥ y

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