Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1949 — Page 13

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pri ans Logue Figure in Overell Measure Taken Squires Movie Queen Hogs iol Anpert/ond To Save Water | by DIRGINIA MacruEmsoN N. J. Dec. 10 GREENVILLE, 8, C., Dec. 10 NEW YORK; De¢. 10 (UP)—| HOLLYWOOD, Dec, 10—Eliza[ome Trust Co, {UP)-~The former-boy friend of The nation’s biggest city will ex-|beth Taylor slept till noon after

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California heiress Beulah Overell got¥reacquainted with a jail cell today and didn't appear outward-| ly ‘perturbed about his latest brush with the law, George (Bud) Gollum, 23, who was acquitted with Beulah two years ago on charges of plotting the yacht murder of her parents, was picked up here yesterday at a used car lot when police sald he tried to sell a stolen car. He

t oluntary “water her first date with Bob “Great ports - hay t By {Lover” Precht, and said that she VACation” otic day next Weel. | wasn't 8 bit disturbed by his gags

residents will be asked to take; 35 each, : no baths, wash no dishes, do no, “If he is,” she chuckled, “he laundry and use as little water won't get. much. Who'd pay to for cooking as possible, dance with me?” Edward J. Clark, chief en- The 17-year-old movie queen gineer of the Water Department, said she had “a very nice time" said the experiment would be with the man 15000 UCLA stutried to show New Yorkers how dents voted the “Great Lover” of many million gallons of Water the campus. But he didn’t live up

‘Great Lover' Too Bashful [To Kiss Elizabeth Taylor

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IChief Socks Editor ‘And Gives Himself Up

MACOMB, Ill; Dec, 10 (UP)<Police Chief Eddie Setser today punched the hose of an editor who criticized the police force, {then swore out a complaint {against himself and paid a fine. [Chief Betser sald, “I guess 1 [Just blew my top,” when he met {Carl R. Crabb Br. 60, editor of

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the McDonough County Weekly Times, ‘and socked him. We Mr, Crabb's newspaper had at- With ‘Unloaded’ tacked the police force for “lack~ | »" " [16 dieccotion and for “bully (UP)~—Frankie Rychert, 6 aimed | Chilef left the editor stretched ® Pop gun at his 13-year-old {out on the pavement and went brother James today ‘and said to a justice of the peace, signed “I'm going to shoot you." {a complaint against himself,/ But James got the drop on | pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine Frankie first with an old rifle. [plus $5.40 in costs, Bang,” he yelled, as he pulled Mr, Crabb recovered. [the trigger. :

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Senled knowing the car was| Mr, and Mrs. Jonah E. zor “hot.” |

| Mr. and Mrs. Jonah E, Izor He seemed destined for an in-| of R. R. 11, Indianapolis, will definite stay ‘in the Greenville) Observe their golden wedding Jail. He could not post a $2500 xnniversary tomorrow. bond and so far, at least, it was| Mr. and Mrs. Izor will be not forthcoming from other | honored at an open house tosources. day at the home of their Gollum sent his mother, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Lee W. Skaggs, W. Stomel, a wire today about| 10196 E. Washington St. his predicament and asked for| The honorees have been resithe bond money. | dents of Indianapolis for more (At Los Angeles, Mrs. Stomel than 50 years. They are the appeared more concerned than parents of eight children, 11 her son about the situation. She! grand-children and three great said she had been trying since grand-children. last night to contact Bud, with-| Their children are Charles E.,

out success.) Raymond A., Jonah A. and AlThe message to his mother was| pert M. Izor, Mrs. Helen Hart-

the first sign from Gollum that| man, Mrs. Alese Bishop, Mrs. he was interested in getting out| Skaggs and Mrs. Robert M. of jail. Travis, all of Indianapolis.

faced with a critical shortage.

commercial or industrial of water, Mr, Clark said.

as much as six.

daytime, The city uses 1 billion gallons of water a day

sumption, Mr. Clark

brief “vacation.”

they can save when the city is{to his title, she said.

The “vacation” will not effect users

He said the day for the “vaca-| tion” will be announced Monday and that the length of the test has not yet been determined possibly three hours and maybe

Mr. Clark sald the experiment] would be conducted during the]

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half of it goes into home consaid the . master meters would be checked and the public advised how much] water they saved during the,

“Why, he didn’t even hold my {hand.” Mr. Precht, a 19-year-old sophomore, admitted it, | “Only to help her in and out of [cars,” he sald. “I didn’t kiss her {good night, either. I haven't got {the guts. Besides, I wouldn't do that to any girl. Not on the first date, anyway. “I guess I'm’ just too plain bashful.” Had Wonderful Time | But he and the luscious Liz had a wonderful time, he reports. “She's a wonderful date, no Lots of fun, full of I had a fine time. I think she did, too. “We went to a preview. Then

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| we had dinner at Romeo's. Ap|propriate, huh? Then I Introduced her at a lot of ‘open houses’ {on sorority row. © “Afterwards I bought her a {soda. She had coffee and I had lemon. Then I took her home. | That's all there was to it.” Tonight's the big night for {both kids. Bob gets duded up in ” a white tie, tails, high silk hat, : [white gloves, and cane, and pre. Couple Robbed at Home

sents himself again at Miss Tay- i Ilor's doorstep to escort her to the Identify Suspect lannual UCLA “Junior Prom.” Identified by victims as a holdTT v up man, a suspect was booked on

Mayor Grumbles |x.vir=> == og At $500 Raise

Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Chadwell! of 25622 N. Dearborn St., identi-# fied a man they said held them | up as they were putting their § CINCINNATI, O, Dec. 10 (UP) {car in the garage last night. 3 —Ed Gingerich, mayor of sub-| - Mrs, Chadwell said the bandit} urban Cheviot, O., grudgingly accepted a $500 a year pay raise to= day but said he hated doing it. “The city-eouncil made me take DE RY it.” Mayor -Gingérich complained. and her husband's empty. ey. hE The city — counefl originally béfore running down an alley. |! iE: voted a $1000-a‘year raise, but| Ihe Suspect was - picked hdl | the mayor threatened to veto it.[ from @ radio description, re-| The council insisted he take at!turned to the Chadwell resident | Jf least a $500-a-year raise. |and identified by both victims,

Mr. Gingerich voluntarily took PClce said. a $1000 pay cut last January so

the village could pay a pension to an ex-mayor.

Baruch Shoots Down A Couple of Rumors

GEORGETOWN, 8. C.; Dec. 10 (UP)—Bernard M. Baruch came home for some bird hunting to-| day and took time out to shoot! while still in the building by pa-| down a couple of rumors, [trolmen investigating a report of | He said he is not going to Rus-|a prowler. sia. And he pleaded not guilty to| having a hand in recent roubles 2 Mt besetting the Truman adminis- | tration. Mr. Baruch also dashed)

(left), 19-year-old UCLA sophomore, strolls the campus in Hollywood with his “steady,” 18-year-old Molly Cosgrove, as

he explains to her why she will be escorted to the Junior Prom by someone else.

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Prowler Nabbed ‘In Coal Firm Office

Caught In the office of the, {Iniand District Corp. 410 W.| |North 8t., James L. Duncan, 28, | |admitted he entered the building | through a coal chute and ran-! sacked the office, police reported. | Police said Duncan was nabbed

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JRDER JURY DISAGREES LAKEPORT, Cal., Dec. 10 (UP) | —The second jury wa Steve, rising hopes of states rightersi Brusnahan, 32-year-o ormat that they might depend on him Chicago mechanle, for the “per-| for active support jfect crime” murder of his wife) “How ® pe : h tat |and step-daughter was dismissed ights wh you have states i qay when they failed to agree uon's when you keep running to/arter 18 hours of deliberation. A Washington ror money?” Mr. Ba-i third jury will be chosen. ruch asked. Jrorind Ae —

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Battles With Prisoner |

PHOENIX, Ariz, Dec. 10—Chief' | Justice Arthur T. Laprade of the |Arizona Supreme Court today, {battled a young ofl field worker | [suspected of rifling a state dffice, | {chased him out of the capitol and overpowered him in a parking lot.! { Mr. Laprade is 54. The suspect, {identified as Oscar Stanford Jr. 25, Amarillo, Tex. weighs 180 ['pounds. | Mr. Laprade received a bloody |nose, scraped knuckles and a torn isuit of clothes in the scuffle, Attorney General Fred O. Wilison and members of his staff came to Laprade’s aid in the parking lot and helped him hold the man until police ‘arrived.

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