Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1949 — Page 9

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: gers Will be “| on the team.” Dr. Bryan wrote - &e Picked up and dis today in a short birthday crossing Senate Ave. on St. Clair te live after their marriage. Silos, les, fabrics, colors and: patterns. —— ~charged between Capitol Ave. and Obio Bt. and 16th Bt. and Belle) op ent, ae Jeiarted to ao when hit by a car operated by * na View. P4. on ovtbound a €, ing a member of IU's baseball Louis G. Merrill, 21, of 1220 Mus- § HE TOLD County. Judge : . Inbound, it will stap NRE al team in 1881 ...» kKingum St. There was no arrest. Harry E. Newman thit she roke Leather JACKETS 2° area bounded by 16th St. and HE MISSED the annual - Dr, William Lowa Bryan. a Scooter Hits Cus ther. engagement .as.soon..as. she $ 95 d = Belle View Pl, and Capitol Ave, homecoming . luncheon of the | An S8-year-old boy, Charles saw the apartment her fiance's : LOW Your choice $ 95 = and New York Sts. “I" Men's Association two Sitter’ $ Story | Kimmons, 816’; W. 12th St, was parents had built for them above oats AS As low as : we. Meridian-Butler stop zone is/ Weeks ago for the first time slightly injured when he ran from & garage on their well-stocked Z2 bounded by North and Meridian Since college days. He is the Puzzles Police between two parked cars in front chicken farm. 20 Bts., 34th and Meridian Sts., botk| 0ldest Uving member of the | : of an automobile operated by Judge Newman reserved deci- NO CHARGE FOR SKILLED ALTERATION SERVICE ~~ in and outbound. Meridian-Gold-| 2530ciation, : | A 16-year-old baby sitter had Emmit Blair, 612 & Rybolt Bt. sion and ordered attorneys to : = en Hill express area is between He planned a birthday ob- ‘police puzzied today with a story yesterday at 12th and West Sts. present briefs : ' ~- North and Meridian Sts. and 30th Seryance The day ag np lite at being tied up by an unidenti- He was treated and released at rion som——— BRAND NEW Latest Brand New Gabardine =~ and Illinois Sts. In and outbound. Py od] nec ed man who neither molested General Hospital 22. On all three branches of the i ude > ho lk her nor robbed the apartment in, James M. Martin. 28, of 1621 Ex-Policoman to "Start Style To Covert Central motor coach line the out tom and a period of ey When she Yas atiengiig a PabY.. [Rar Ave, received sign! injuries Prison Term Tuesday =. snd Inbound express area is to his sisters, Mrs, Mary B | Mrs. Edward Lee, 432 W. 31st when the motor scooter he was "ON ; 50 =. bounded by North and Delaware Phillips, 07 and Miss Jennie 18t., mother of a 2-year-old son, riding collided with a car oper: ELKHART, Nov, 11 (UP) A new high in value, : os = Sts. and 38th St. and Central! Bryan, 86. {called police at 1 a. m. when she ated by Virginia Mae Russ, 34, Donald Barrett, 28-year-old for- a new low in price A — Ve. | Among the many callers and {returned from work at the Eliof 1634 N., Arsenal Ave. at 16th mer Elkhart policeman, will begin ; aw Ls Beginning Wednesday, addi. | well wishers were President (Lilly Co. and found her baby St. and Arsenal Ave. serving a 2-to-14 year sentence , tional local service vehicles will Herman B Wells, once a stuy- (fitter tied up, wrists and ankles, He was treated and released at/for second degree burglary and ILL AT laced in dent under Dr. Bryan and his With a pair of silk stockings. St. Vincent's Hospital. arson on Tuesday, Superior Court " be p the Meridian-Butler 3 ~~ and Meridian-Golden Hill routes “UCcessor as. head of the uni. The young woman said she w —————— Judge Willlam Wider said today. OHIO for riders unable to use the ex- ‘rt {bound by “a man 14 to 16 i BRITISH COVERING U » Barrett, Who pleaded guilty to , | press lines. {old” who slipped up the stahs LONDON, Nov. 11 {(UP)--Min- starting a number of fires and r " Voter Gets There anc grabbed her aoout midnight. ister of Pensions H. A. Marquand committing several burglaries OPEN TO TP. M, SAT.TO 9 P. M., SUN. TO NOON ~~ THREE DIE IN PARIS FIRE om . She said she screamed and fought [said today the Ministry of Health while on duty, was freed on bond = PARIS. Nov. 11 soln WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 11'but neighbors downstairs and has provided 7703 wigs as part until Tuesday so he could help - - : rsons were arned od ree (UP)—Voter E, 8. Bleaktiey, a across the hall from the apart- of the national health program. his wife and two children move, 1) } Sve seriously A . Sib and PaTalyic, Srawjed uw 17 steps of ment told police they heard noth-!= —— oe " - m— we——— e city hall and along a 60-foot z. . = flash fire swept through a down- corridor on his head Kavos ng erioral Hospital ' physic'urs “town office building here yester- to reach the polls in yesterday's said the girl had not been mo- = day. The fire is reported to have provincial election. It ‘took him lested and Mrs. Lee sald nothing arted in a film projection room./35 minutes. was missing from her apartment. , School 42 Renamed . : Te Dos THROW THAT OLD STOVE OUT! School 42 today bore a new - name, The Elder W._ Diggs School, | in honor of its late principal for ES YOU R. er 25 vears. | x At renaming ceremonies last — might an oil portrait of Mr. Diggs ; {painted ~ by John Hardrick; was’ 1 | {presented to the school by the ! {Parent-Teacher Association, | {| Ciarence L. Farrington, presi-| {dent of the Board of School Com-| I missioners, praised Mr. Diggs’ 30] vears of service in Indianapolis | {schools and asked pupils, teach-| lers and parents to perpetuate his] name by high integrity, sincerity and achievement. = Miss America fo Make = Hollywood Screen Test | : 3 | PHOENIX; Ariz. Nov. 11 (UP) | TOWARD A NEW HEATING . —Jacque Mercer, who wanted al - 5 : movie career so much she went NA TIONAL ALTE LAL - out and won the Miss America : i 1 } HESE 6 BOTTLES of 1949 title, said today she will! Your Old Stove Will Be Fri bir tests next month mn Payment During This — TA iy — Sima sisand Sev. g The brunet student said “what -— avi y far 233 3 go may be my big chance” was ar-| - i "le 843 gives pice ranged after she signed an] & uth ou'll eajoy big. agent's contract with the Music| America’s favorite cola Corp. of America. | . Big 12 ox. bottle. Pick up 6 today! The Phoenix beauty will cele-| 2 brate her 19th birthday Jan. 7! a w — ’ ‘ las guest of honor at the Tucson, w—- HY TAKE LESS WHEN PEPSI S BEST! Ariz., Palomino Horse Show. - A - . Bottled by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Indianapolis, Ind. ‘blooded Palomino and a $1500 = Ud VE Poel Col from Pepsi-Cola Co.,, New York {horse trailer will be among her

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