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FRIDAY, OCT. 7, 1949 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Grill Suspect in |Pupils Use Voting Machine D3] rack on Wonan TO Elect Class Officers IN. INDIANAPOLIS My Face Vidim. | Maaae Sots Ther Lami ui 4

Of County Assault Juniors st SROHFIAR Hes ie HEN a wait: busy. SODERtl A suspect In the rape of a lating their new class officers. ? voung farmwife in the western But they may one day find that the most important thing about section of Marion County last Yesterdiy's election was not who won but how the officers were

Tuesday Was being questioned : by Indianapolis detectives today. tatie md Of Mgriang ai on ballots and dropping the A man found sleeping beneath made good use of a mechanism chairman, and her assistant, a railroad bridge near the Capi- they will face many times after| Lynne Adams, kept the juniors tal Packing Co. 801 Kentucky they reach maturity—a real, hon- moving into the booth from 10:30 Ave., was said by police to answer eSt-to-goodness voting machine. {a m. until the polls closed at 4 the description of the man who| And they used the machine like P- Mm. ~ pound, and attacked the|veterans, according to Edwin w.! ‘Almost 300 votés were cast for|.g voung mother after threatening|Lingenfelter, custodian of ho oo ca officers from a slate of 45

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1 Murat , 3 istian jee Con . Roberts Park Meth. eally Had isasnsd Week Kate Baker, 82, at 373 N. Holmes, mye-|

to knife her baby. County voting machines, who set|candidates. Final election'results EE a aL Ea Te ia CR rine 1 Served 10 Days this one up for use at Shortridge Were: > orp to) hypertensive heart { : yesterday. ’ Ward Walker, president; Joan Rebecca

Police revealed the suspect had been released from jail early Tuesday morning after serving . } a 10-day vagrancy sentence. De. ingenfeltér said. That's as

Burns, vice president; Beverly Lewis, secretary; Bill "Arbaugh, treasurer; Mickey Mead, vaude-

H io | .. South Drive; | isom a eiith, st 814 8. Kappes. 5 "samuel J. Glyck, 35. at St. Vincent's]

“They were only in the booth

] h omes open i 18 % mm. daily | through cardiov Ram 94. at 1226 E. LeGrand. 8t ic of St. {for 45 to 70 seconds apiece,” Mr. ..

|v Aeocen jr rel Cora M Hamblen. 75, at 823 Broadway,

state " tectives were to question him to- 800d an average.as we have in| SHlle Shalfpian, and Sue Ziegler, ap Nsgions Seolsty Activities Margaret | itastener, 71. at Methodist, : day to determine if he shoul ity elections.” EE mance 1s attached) Tie Boon mee iy oo HES | Amelia Robinson. To at 2201 Indianapolis, : lems . |

be taken before the victim for| Trained in Use 3 p. m., Claypool | avpepienaion

to the junfor election results be- Hoi

possible identification. | The students’ skill was due to|cause juniors are responsible for Federation wr| nagy occlusion "ett, myocarditis . He was arrested after Orville couple of days deyoted to train-!staging the annual vaudeville of Community! © Be Gearides. 50 at Methodist]

tion Shoemake, of 5048 Harbison Ave., ing them by Mrs. Nell Thomas,|show at Shortridge. The show y iler” Meeting — 8 43, tora hemorrhage. oa) night watchman at the packing junior class sponsor and English! last year grossed over $10,000. Cecilia Choir of St.|’0hn W. Harold Sr. 53, at General, cere-|

bral hemorrhage. | company, told police he had been teacher, who also works in the| Joel Hadley, Shortridge prin-| sf miehte of Columbus—3D. mo: alent Luly Na el. 60, Bt Methodist. carcinoma. |

hanging around the bridge for|guidance department. cipal, said he thought use of the|oof Columbus hal = “= = I aovascular. | Bl ! Fr or several hours as if watching for| She was present yesterday as/voting machine was “a grand Jordan Collest of Musie-11 &. mm. DAR! FATHS a freight train. Joan Morgan, general voting|idea.” Pisne Recital by Bomar Cramer. Concert . Hors ” ‘We want our young people tof Ras Murioare Artist erie apells At Home Malcolm. Delores Ballard. 931 i be so accustomed to the voting| L 8. Ayres & Co. suditorium., i Chase. Paul Elena Simons, 2341 Scho. : “me a. machine,” Mr. Hadley said, “that Tat Bat sh a Ms Arphents, Margarite Pepper. 1819 Colum- : Give Your Car a Glamour Finish with they will be thoroughly informed Kigawh Cigh Neem Luncheon Meetine—| bv. Ofcnee (ice Siockioni Jo, Co Minds ere wade up by many . in its use when they go into the|gschange Club Noon Luncheon Meeting— George, Ethel Lewis, 3013, Schofield: families to bring a piano into both af Mus Li felt Oiimbat Clas, Noon Luncheon Meeting— 4 Howard, Hazel Sieaic. los Ge gendort. Yhgiy homes this Christma, 2 ” ccording to r. ngenfelter,| Severin Hotel. i . Francis—Carl, Evelyn Mc a we know from talking to those { : the Marion County Commission- Allispoe Convention=_Litcoln Hotel Hiney. “Ceomara, Anna Kel; © aries, ©“ who visit. our Salon. Theirs is @ ~ Z h : "- ers have installed one machine in nial Rallrgnd irs, Harty Messer AS Coleman Henry Phyllis Shackelford. wise decision . . , but olways we each city high school. The| niece of the Hoosier Poet. will be hon-|At Methodist—Orville,” Borghild _Arter- ulge them. U3 We wae You. to hi t in th x-| Ored by state and city government offi-{° berry, John, Edpa Griffin: Maurice, ge hs ge y y Erne meen wt ne wn atl] Sant ULE spotter hin 106| Clare prvi, Ruy, Dorgte Wide rl i elections, and rf effort will be|misine® County Taberenionts, oa ard: Mildred geer. i oi MAKE YOUR PIANO CHOICE NOW WHILE THE SELECTION . It Stays On’’ |mde to designate schools as pre-| "Fret che Kart ig 0 5) 38 36 Narr sliere ooy vines 1g GOMPLETE — HESITATION MAY MEAN DISAPPOINTMENT eC voting — places so ©] nois St. ? | Girl Foopis oe ; Gn ly . 3 machines need never be moved. Women's Guild, Immanus! Evangelical ana At Home - Lawser or. Mary Wilkerson, As this is written, our Salon is adequately stocked with pianos in all the popular S- oC ; : Rr oa bute SILIOE Fo 8382 E. 13th: Orville, Elizabeth Carter, woods and finishes. But how long our selection will be so complete we do not know. . eans, waxes, glazes in one operation! Unity Methodist Church Community Fish | We. ear aan, Henpiita A piano shortage exists. Strikes slowed the production of several companies last -™ n . Husband Missing HE iin Be social Ral, 9a Jones 3430 Schofeld. Clarence, Joan ps all manufacturers are far behind in orders. Consequently, once a i : : . . | Ewell 78 ; . see - ' n hg Requires no hard rubbing + + « May be, $ ase Prospect panes, OFS BY a and | Golder. 07 Hiawatha: Marceitus Bara piano leaves our Salon, we cannot obtain a “sister” piano te replace it without @ * » #* applied in the sun ‘And Wife Is Too State Ave. = tub Stamp Auction—Lots!y WIISHL ‘1411 § Rural. Ne long, long woit. So come in NOW; we will hold any piano you select for delivery d ’ Indiana mp lub P p *'At St. Francis—James, Rose Kidwell . : : x > ® Contai h h t of Indi oben | jnspectlon. 7 a P. M.; 8UC-| A¢ “Coleman—Robert. Janet Newhouse: by Christmas . . . sooner, if desired. No storage charge. You need make only » ontains no armful cutters, abra-| Somewhere west of Indianap- Methodist’ City’ ouneil Auxiliary Annuat] Robert Mary Jacous, © LL anettt an initial deposit and arronge easy weekly club payments between now and delivery . * g sives or acids olis today an Oklahoma couple all-pay Fall Festiva) oodwill Indus- James, Sarah Stocker; Robert. Barbara date. »* ’ a TTrelll . 8 B. ® Restores 2olor to. oid ‘finish are driving homeward in two memset Donald, Virginia Bakgmier George, * ¢ J 2 : T n, chon of ; oder ol ts Te yp isotobiles ti 1ndlanapelis. po: Fit Tateraationsl Bai Exposition | Thomas. Buroara, Werbe: Harold Miller: OPEN MONDAYS Py w “ ; : P a ' ¥s ’ ~ ) f 8 » finishes lies noua like xo know if DUS | naiana ate Federation o Fectry Crabs aon: Hicents = Jimmy, Constance AND FRIDAYS CHOOSE TA hi " . an nows where e is and] nnual Convention—Business ses- Bartholomew Pa 4 AMOUS MA . sion at, 1:30 p. m., World War Memori-| ————————— «2PM, SEN . ® Contains imported carnauba’ + [vice versa. " al; evening session at 8 p. m., Lincoln : : " wax— |_ Hotel, \ v : 1a M. B. Gans, of Oklahoma City, tor Crisoiea children An- DUChess Escapes i the. secret of its weather resisting ! Indians Scielz for Crippled Cnjidres An P : X 3 went to police headquarters last|, nual Fall Osnference—iiotel Lincoln . - coatin Employ the Physically Handicapped From Hun arian Reds AMLIN - 9 ; nigat to repurt His wife Missing Week in Tadiana,” by Governor * Free: g , w MASON & WH : Bu i TE AE I gs or stig, ia" '8Y] GRAZ, Austria, Oct. 7 (UP). + CHICKERING : $ 25 through ‘the. country, he and ai, Veli qn Army Headquarters Open| Duchess Edith of Saxe-Coburg-pint daughter in an automobile and Hopte—Tojoush Suncey, headouarters| . ‘ha who. “Slaims. .- relatives his wife following in a station gi ie fivine red] r > | Ask for GLAZE - ON 1 wagon. In Yo nes penis they be- Ey faglanabatie Power ang. Lib Co among the British, Swedish and x STECK sk for . at your filling|come separated. to pulic 2 p. m, to 10 p.m. daily Belgian royal families, has ar- % WURLITZER i irty minutes after Mr. Gans| {hrOUER Oct 23 em huis 5. sth “Sr. | : § Station or car dealer gi i oS dnres Mrs Gans ap- Sout, Brive.” ‘eal. “Hise & Smih a. rived here after escaping from * FISCHER ’ ’ : , h, Fe Tu i , ! peared to ask aid in locating her | state Refrigeration Service Ei neers So- Hungary, police said today. 3 RALPH CARR husband. She waited around a| fists Antlers" Through Monday,| mney gajd she was accom-| * MINIPIANO ! Stote Distribut few minutes ang left. CI Reenter Run aration. > ™|panied by her brother-in-law, . our profit sharing propo- ate. Js rnouter Police haven't heard any more Indiana Mes Anparci Tb Conicntion— Ernst Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, and an AND OTHERS ’ sition. 3109 E. NEW YORK ST. 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