Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1949 — Page 4

ORT THY APR HA pr We Lp ate

Mg Tr 9

“

ry (Mvertiament) CC \Biadt Le

BR vels 5 Stores Slipping or Irritating?) oe and. demoMshed a-block

_ Dawt we embarrased by loos false lof five stores last night. Seeth slipping, dropping or wobbling when | Quek . action by pedestrians,

Jor at talk B feugh. Just surinitie i, owners, .and polics Was Shock, Parents Say

pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense Credited with saving many lives | DE8 MOINES, Iowa, Dec, of added Somat d security hy holding when gas exploded after leaking | (UP)—A 19-year-old bride plates more firm No’ guminy, gooey, | 7 pasty taste ér i t's alkaline rane TOT a partially installed Pipe CL did), Get A at any drug store 8 super-marie “

Recovering From

————————— she charged was forced on

and exhaustion.” . | She charged that Francis Byers, 20, a Des: Moines sal man, kidnaped her, He picked her up last Thu day, forced her

then drove back

sald. Nays She Went Willingly

The Rev. Pawd Weekman, w

for the full-figured sil9 ' married the pair Monday, =:

houette, sizes 37 to 43 and 45 to 89.

A. Nylon sheer tucked front, Bishop sleeves. Needs no ironing. White, black, pink,

$6.98

B. Trim, tailored skirt of crease-resistant Rayon Gabardine. Black, Forest Green, Smoke Gray, ——

$4.95

“OC. Washable Raven “Crepe with lace-edg-ing. White only.

$2.98

ceremony. Mr. Byers is free under $3

Hoosier Artists To Vie for $3200

1950 Salon Plans

|More than $5200 in will be awarded winners in t

Clothe-A-Child

With Facilities for | Accommodating Units of One

Child to 500 Children

Mr, Byers denied the kidnap } charge. Miss Herrick went w {him willingly, he said, and * {marriage was “consummated t {or three times.” He blamed the {marital mixup on the objectic {of the girl's parents

At Tekamah, Court Clerk M:

15 re-

in (fused to say whether she would . ——iseek annulment of the marriage : her

at gunpoint. Buy in Person* The. former Helen Herrick was in seclusion recovering from what in Our Newly (her Parents described as “shock -

E. es

res-

( to accompany him all the way to Denver, Colo, to Tekamah, Neb, and forced her to say wedding vows against her will, she

ing Ath the wo

; Perfect [GGates, who issued a marriage : you can't [license to the couple, commented that the girl “certainly didn’t g decide, give hor show yt affection” for Mr 1 s Lane Bryant Byers. ey ee a GIFT CERTIFICATE “It was the oddest case I've ever seen.’ she =aid. .

ho aid

he thought it odd that the bride didn't smile during or after the Woman Tossed From

Car in Crash, Badly Hurt

Anna Mary Hinton. 31

bond pending grand jury action,

{ i

Yo Award 42 Prizes

prizes

1950 Hooaler Salon, opening Jan.

vb rly » gE AAD TH I AIL rl ral i ly CIV SE hunts ony. ow

DETROIT, Dee. 15. ol] 9-Year-Old Bride went peso ou = She Was Wed at

was thrown from an-automobile in a and State Ave, fair condition with multiple intyuries in Methodist Hospital today. : ’ i a — i {The driver of the car, Edward SAAS TO ADDRESS KIWANIS “Hinton, 32, of the same address; was treated by a physician for a Knee injury. The car operated BY

driven by Fugéne A. Bpitzer, 30, morrow in Claypool Hotel of 30 W. 26th St. collided at the subject will be “The 13th Dough-

Helen Herrick . . . in seclusion.

STN 0 $s Ps GM ABI A A

vot Xe M 7 3 ro PY a

I pram Hat mig HY AI PPI IAE A :

4 ¥

Poll of Lawyers Shows Association Backs Howard

4 \ Held in Stayi | - m | e n dying Gov. Schricker reviewed the In-/R. Summers, treasurer. 4 . . «ig {dianapolis Bar Association's in-| Judge Howard's term. expires 1| 'Ex-Wife of Victim, |dorsement of Judge Joseph MI Dec. 31. : ' owa. or reappointmen : i Rival Indicted Marion County's Municipal Court Two ballots, leftovers from The, oo - {Indianapolis Times poll for fed-

| PT. WAYNE, Dec. 15 (UP)—today and said: , | Floyd Butcher, 37, and Mrs. Mary “I'll consider their views along eTal judge, came 0 velil volts for! 4 Frances Partridge, 48, today were with a lot of other letters I re Cte 3 . ug W (under indictment for the murder ceive every day.” |Hacier, {

’ oid along with| 4 of Dewey Partridge, the woman's, Results of a poll of the assotia-| oe od & | § 51-year-old former husband. tio * membership showed 232

{ Mr, Partridge, a farmer, Was lawyers favored another term for| killed last Saturday night after’Judge Howard while 143 were ophe, his divorced wife and Butcher posed. y left a tavern and began arguing.

| : m3 3 Missouri Plan Butcher and the woman were in-| { “1 . | The poll was conducted along ‘te ri dicted for se¢ond degree murde te. Noes of the call Mis-|

aie Jontqraay Bya8 Allen. County souri plan in which only the | Police said Butcher confessed Names of the incumbent judges, { {hitting Mr. Partridge on the head 2r® listed for balloting on the | l'with a whisky bottle after an ar- theory that if a lawyer sitting | | gument over the affections of Mrs, On & bench has been & good judge | | Partridge. he should‘ not be removed for Mrs, Partridge was found near political reasons. |} a roadside, a hole in the back of The bar association’s ballot | { his head. Police said Mrs. Part-/listed only the name of Judge | {ridge watched. the attack and laid Howard with a space for “yes” or Mr. Partridge’s hat beside him be-|"‘no” voting. | fore driving off with Butcher. “I don't like the Missouri plan,” | nm : Gov. Schrieker said. “Why didn’t | they list several candidates?” ! The Governor said he would not make the appointment this) week. | New Officers Take Reins Final results of the poll ere | announced at a dinner meeting| in the Athenaeum as Charles C. |

"THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Asserts Ft. Wayne Pair

i CN ES

Rev [LLIB TURAL Cd

Gunpoint |

=" - ' Cand (PLT A ES a

ONE TI CON N ae? Ea

| et | |

NAT SMITH'S

a Truman Scraps Rules 4. To Give Staff Fine Yule

KEY WEST, Fla., Dec. 15 (UP) President Truman wants his staff to have the hest possible || Christmas despite the fact that ‘he will be away from the White Baker took over the reins as House Christmas Day. president of the association from | The President has given orders Herbert E. Wilson, that men with wives and children, Others who took office last] should not proceed fo Independ- night were William G. Davis, first, ence, Mo., with him when he goes vice president; Walter Myers Jr.,| home for the holidays with his second vice president; and Paul wife and daughter, — ———— The President will leave here] Dec. 20 and fly back to Washington for a brief check-up on offi- ({ cial affairs before flying to In-'§ [dependence Dec. 23. He will re- } turn to Washington Dec. 28.

New!

Yan Trix

Washable Gabardine Pullon

by Van Heusen |

395

OPEN EVERY NITE TILLOP. M.

—in-the Claypool

of 944

Drive, Woodruff Place, who

Here's something new and different! Van Trix—the collars, cuffs ond waist are knitted . . . but the shirt body is of popular woven “(not knitted) washable gabardine. Sizes SM-L

at New York St. last night, was in

collision

i4th YEAR OF PERFECT SAFETY |

5 vA wident of Ji} George ry Phone FR ankiin 1554

George A. Saas & Co. will speak! ‘on sales promotion before the Indiandpolis Kiwanis at noon to-

So: rr wes 8 Wa dF §7, LL BY

Fr -s_

Hinton and another eae

Ss vw Sizes 32 to 40!

Sections 5, 6, Downstairs at Ayres’

i 30 in the Wm. H. Block €o. Intersection. nut.” : . . : ~ 1, Flared all-wool flan- Auditorium. A EE EE ET TTR OTTO TIE EO EE RR Rinnai nin nel skirt. Black, ‘ Jagiana artists wi Sompete : : : - } navy, gray. $5.95 . or a total o prizes in a ar = . . . . classifications, according to Mrs. 2 Christmas Shopping Begins at Ayres’ Leonidas F. Bmith, executive = E. Washabls Rajon chairman of the Hoosier Salon = : toe oa fn 108+ Patrons Association. - i 3 he. ok ed 4.98 The annual competition will be = pink. $4.98 fudged by Allen D.- Cochran. = Woodstock, N. Y.; Paul Sample, F. Farad Shirt Df Ray. Manover, N. H., and Roy E. Wil- £ h 9 helm, Cuyahoga Falls, O. The 5 : rT KE; mT Navy $4.95 omni diving yo will be oh z Cy Sit { a ypnlar ie = {mented by two lay members, who = OWN Algo in all-wool fab. will have no vote except in case = ’ ric. Black, Gray or of tie. z : Brown. XY EB Entry blanks must be returned = 8 a to the Hoosier Salon Patrons As- = | : wn Sulf IL WEEFEEEN] LUXURIOUS GIFT LINGERIE FOR HER! before Jan. 12. g : . 3 A preview buffet supper Sun- = “0 for {day evening, Jan. 29, will precede = REE eA the public opening of the exhibit, = # PD which will continue through = 92 Poges filled with ° 2 ; : pparel for women, i EE hi. - rr bs oe ALL N J LON stout women, sizes \ ND ), Dec. 15 = 46-60. All low in — A Corsair fighter pilot = price. Migh in valve, was killed when the plane crashed = Phone M4 toe "nn < Monty o jut Pirking ; and exploded a 500-pound bomb = bia sor write ' . during dive bombi actice = X Dept. RST, sar Centro, Cal. the Navy = GEE ERE \ TAILORED ™ i n ® WAS W e nding noti- S Our or Your Bock! fication of next of an, # g Ld : TEETER ik 2 4 aE foo on == A £3 ) * i 7 Gl | * . each 3 ' * | . . Ayres' Downstairs Store Many Styles From Which to Choose! - * . . Provides for You in lts . | , v Nylon Jersey Tailored Slip! y Convenient Budget : Youth Center All the 1 v% Does Not Ride or Twist! Requirements for £2 % Four-Gore Skirt! : :

\ With Prompt and Gracious ) Assistance from Expert and Experienced Salespeople!

Go —-—

TGR

oh—

Ceme in Now and Shop! We Are Equipped to Outfit Completely Children from the Tiniest Infant Up to Young Boys and Girls 18 Years of Age!

* b

If You Have A Large Group of ~_ Children, L. S. Ayres & Company Will Be Glad To Make Special Arrangments For Your oo. “Clothe-A-Child” Shopping!

Oey (™ a om 01

"oy

Contact the Downstairs Service Superintendent, Extension 635, Downstairs Store, to Ar range Your Shopping!

ATE EE EEE IE ELI TT Tn

TL nn unt

EO —

' (i Rt Se” tt [4M [4

~ Extra Special! Irregulars NYLON KNIT PANTIES and BRIEFS

_A woman can't have too many pairs of won derful, WRgrable, washable nylon knit panties S$ Cr | - and briefs. Sizes 4 to 8 in the group. A limited iT Se . quantity-oaly! he of 1 pair :

- Sections §, 6, Downstairs ot Ayres’

{ I

A 3 ! ha Js

IITA IEEE REESE RITE ET ERASER RELA REAR REE R EOI IE EERIE ORE EE TT TT EET A rT

_ THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1040

By GF TRIPO * diplomats g ‘one to the The wi of Iran, nos The ea

can ambass Skeptics impossible | can public least of all ; double bows responsible f contrary is t

: L THE HON to King Abd kingdom, and used by Kin are being eff by the 30-ye: that he is di the peacock Mr. Wiley, Tehran, gets diplomats be that the Sha fied footwork is partly due A substantial plause also | ambassador | sein Ala. It was Mr however, to | a Newark E and writer, adviser. He s had-him-lool He persuade give him a | ing the Shah

1 If Iran do the long endcan help, it v “prising. The eombination Shah capabl ing chasms feet,

1 TRAN'S m i= its corrupt and its tophe ‘servers go to the onerous that criticism tem. It never d« simply does poor farmers The power movement speaking, wa favored by t to its attem which the n too inert or Instead o! sues, the Sh: as he lande Giving liber: Jory him at | admitted thz rural reform He picture constitutions achieve thes Majlis, Iran’ for them.

AMERICA have ‘been schools: Outright p

Arthur Uphs

who points t beauties ane These includ the roaders Norman 8 captor of the and organize lary, and sh omist Arthu failed to ge

SE 2 0) * Th From Here's Fold

a Yo

For Tim table @ «a perfe ently # white | benches

Table | Measu » 24" x2

I weigh 20%’

* * *