Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1950 — Page 17

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2 a 2. lecture tour. Capt. # > Earlier he had ; indicated he Crommelin

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Aotheboy,: coh ohn - Alf © Onapt. Johm G. Crommelin 1s looking for a forum where he can best speak his mind on military and defense policies. The 47-year - old Navy officer, furloughed

“dren were a little sore when they ~gaw-a-picture-of -their-father-in

mi; run for the Senate seat] held by Lister Hill (D, Ala.) He sald. a political career depends on ‘Whether “I can find! enough support.” LJ

- or, who is 16, is a former pupil at St. Agnes Academy. She en-

tered the convent as a postulant|

__troit ye t ‘mind when her former husband, Homer Sanderson, won an $18,000 home ‘In the Detroit Builders Show.

“But,” said she, “my three, chil-

the home. After all, he hasn't since 1943." Officials have issued a warrant for Sanderson’s arrest. They

say he is $6496.50 in arrears on{ —

the alimony. - »

A court ruling Fh given Mrs. Mary - Magdalene Babcock a

share in the estate -of the late]

Col. William T. Babcock, whose will cut her off without a cent. Probate Judge S. Victor Prince of New London, Conn. held that she is the legal widow of the former United State commander in Berlin. Under Connecticut law, the decision entitles her to onethird of the estate. Col. Babcock died Jan. 24 in Europe, leaving a wife in Berlin whom the Army recognized as the legal widow at his burial in

Arlington National Cemetery|

near Washington. Both widows attended ‘his funeral.

EE ; A cireular from Toronts brok---grg-Caldough-So-Caldough-telling

of 1000 per. cent profits on oil

stocks, made: an impression on Robert C. Robinson of Erie, Pa.

{in th ‘Activities Magazine. The story Sherry Davis wrote of her journalism class’ Christmas seal campaign appeared in the March Is-

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I | | ¢ Miss Cullen { ONea | ses «Three ‘students Pt, will - sing ‘with Butler's 85-voiee. choir in three - programs this! month. They arer James — 545 Fletcher Ave. a senior; Miss Lila Culen, 5115 Graceland Ave, § junior, and Miss Gall Mankedick, 2319 Harlan St., sophomore. Richard Whittington, choir director, announced the group will

‘Another Service in Block's Shoe Repair Dept,

WE NOW. REPAIR HANDBAGS

This Includes Rebuilding, Relining, New Zippers, Sewing "Rips and Adding New Straps to All Kinds of Purses and a.

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The 28-year-old English war

couver and visited the Mayo Clin-

to| been English at Concord . Academy, Concord, daily and weekly Indiana news- Mass. papers,

Faith and WET were . erodited by Mary Clarkson of Vancouver, B. C,, for the recovery of her sight after “nine months of blindness.

sw . The DePauw University chap-| {ter of Kappa Pi, art honorary! fraternity, has mamed Robert L. Dawson, of Minneapolis as president. Other officers will be Margery Guston; Riverside, Ill, vice: War president; Jean Foerster, Ft “| bride, mother of. three children, took months of treatment in Van-| Anne Miller, Peru, treasurer. lof Big Indianapolis students initiated Church,

margin of superiority is as clear and overwhelming : in the new 1950 Chevrolet!

‘Measure size, and you'll find Chevrolet's the longest, beauty, and you'll find it's the only car in its field with the

at lowest cost. Measure performance, riding-comfort and safety, and you'll find it's the only low-priced car combin- » ing the extra-efficient Valve-in-Head Engine, the extra- = th

-Gliding Ride, -and- extra-dependable

—for-me: If — to Yale for isn’t sure ncentration -——§

Paul, a lawrersity gradso president and has a ave 90. J. A. MMH

“leave London last night on an

tended:

] Mr. Roisson; a clerk in the Erie “Holdg —an

district attorneys office, indictment charging] Caldough with selling $1000 worth of valueless stock to an Erie man = 1946.

Elizabeth MeGee, “Maid of Cot-

ton” of Spartanburg, S.C, 1s to return to the United States today from her European tour. "The 19-year-old beauty. was to.

American Overseas Airlines plane.

» » 8 Thomas J. Plakias of Winthrop, , » felt flattered when he en

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+ Prof, Edwin C. Bomell, assist-

Co. ant professor of business adminis- Presb; | t the Mr. Jens Miss Ana B. Clark of Indian-| zation at Butler. jEidi%n Heigl pl LEATHER '5OODS and HEAVY WEARING APPAREL 4 speak a e ingers Jas editor of the Farm, and etn 9 aunseions sv Radshiize convention of the OA. 28 the A = a such as men's and children’ s jackets, coats and snow suits! Ohio Farm Federation * lam Jute snd hay tion of Master| CC Liou Cl 1 Of course, our high standard of workmanship prevails, and the latest

Prof. Bomeli Wayne; ‘secretary, “and Barbars| idained minister, serving as pastor (War, Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant

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heaviest car in its field—bar hone. Measure styling .and

_ world-famous Body by Fisher. Measure driving-ease, and

New Lower Prices make Chevrolet more than over

sing in Good Friday services this week at Lyric Theater. The choir's annual spring con-. cert will be held Apr. 23 in Me-

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and WE REPAIR ZIPPERS

Plumbers: APE I in Ft. Wayne.| Or ASapito Rey, L U. Spanish

{ His lect ys professor, will be an instructor ' be “Accounting at Stanfard University during the

for Plumbers.” | Hispanic American Institute June The professor 2 2-July 21 and July 24-Aug. 19.

factory methods and newest of modern equipment are used!

is financial di- “Grant and Lee will meet again . . i - we rector of the Apr. 16 at Appomattox Court ; TORS ke A Communal Cen- House, Virginia, scene of the SHOE REPAIR DOWNSTAIRS ST 3 AREY ¥ ter—-and—ah -or-{South’ssurrender—in-sthe —Civitf= woot emir rs Flat Rock

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Come in! See Chevrolet for 1950. And we know you'll agree that, any way and every way you measure it, it's ra and finest at lowest cost!

Introducing Chevrolet's Exclusive New

that is-the most-powerful in , its field, provides an'gntirely new. kind of smooth-flowing movement «at all speeds, without -tlutch pedal, “clutch pushing” or gearshifting. All this~ with traditional Chevrolet economy “in over-all driving!

. *Combination of Powerglide Transmission and 105-h.p. engine optional on De Luxe models at extra cost.

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and traditionally bringing you more value when you trade; for Chev-

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