Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1950 — Page 14

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Times Stale Service NEW CASTLE, Apr. 12-Police! Chief Ross Scoft has been. au“thorized by the board’ of public works-and safety to purchase 165, two-hour | parking meters. This

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Variety Club Heart Futid jces. and talent for the big show oy 5 sii be in the privacy of your own are being donated. Ea f d home. A .. Program for the midnight party Bankruptcy Stay : * Pushing the ticket sale for the/at the Indiana Theater Saturday : .

benefit show to the limit, the Va-|/calls for the local premiere of the riety Club has installed a privateifilm “Francis,” adapted from “the| phone, RIley 8911, where orders book now being serialized in The for tickets will be taken daily Times; a musical yepiociation’ y concert by Spike Jones’ Junior The $2 you pay for a ticket al(City Slickers, and a fun session | 93Y began a 20-day will-go to pay for medical ex-

{duration, It will be difficult fora toy radio with plastic ishoppers to find a place to pank. Phones, The inventor, who manufactures| Marilyn Wilson ... . announcer and trumpeteer of Music With the Hormel Girls which broadcasts from WISH Sunday, at 5:30 p.m. : o£ =»

! -{the electronic toys in his Patrick parking meters prove unsatisfac-| : : | itory. they can be traded for the Research and Development Lab-| one-hour variety.

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Will Try to Save $71,000 for Friends

Inventor Ernest H. Patrick to-

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Jockeys (invested in it by trusting friends. aa The friends, all fellow parish{loners at Cadle Tabernacle, said {they thought he would make it. will give New, Castle all two-hour They had loaned the money on meters, but: members of the no securjjy except the electronic Chamber of Comifierce aren't foo ideas of "Mr. Patrick, a self-edu-|

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f . Patrick was awarded until They. say the principal reason Mr for parking 'meters, outside of May 2 by Federal Bankruptcy révenue, is to keep'traffic moving. Referee John K. Rickles in which The board said if two-hour to secure orders for his invention, ear

The board said if two hour]

{oratories, 2450 E. 52d St., yester-| ‘day testified to $167,968 in debts: land $3350 in assets, -

Public to Get Rt Buniuees 2a wi TO See Talent

MF. Patrick should have a busi-| ness executive to run his firm! {while he continued with inven-| tions. He argued on a five-year! plan for recouping losses of in| vestors and companies who sup-/| plied Mr. Patrick with materials. local talent for the Music With Referee Rickles awarded the show at Radio Station WISH. grace period after Mr, Patrick | ! [testified that orders from manu-| of the “open house all this week facturers for 500 toy samples if Meridian St. . filled, might result in large orders| Feminine entertainers audifor next Christmas. tioned tonight and tomorrow] The inventor obtained loans for night. were recruited in The many years in order to work Tes Wis Talent Hunt.

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for only his ideas. He spent much money,| Five finalists will be selected he said, on a device which would during the auditions. They will Ne xtra (diagnose disease, and currently is appear with the Hormel Girls in S9tisfuction working on a switch to shut off- their studio show immediately n

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Board to Plan Butler Field Day

} Butler- University's Journalism appear with the Hormel Girls on Established Ah. Float Advisory Board will meet at 6:30 their ABC hetwork broadcast on 20 Yours nossevelt Bldg. p."m. tomorrow in“Atherfon Cen. a subsequent date from another Open E ter.to plan the 17th annual Jour- city. HI Turn Loft From nalism Field Day Apr. 22, Women and girls to he audiRoosevel Bove | B Guests include Walter Leckrone,. tioned. .. tonight. .and...tomorrow: re AOL Me. al} priv rile FBldgun a emcee editor, and Henry Manz, business night have been notified when to erners a ashington

manager of -The Indianapolis appear. ! Times; James A. Stuart, editor off, The Hormel [the Star; J. H. Nixon, editor of and the Wabash Plain Dealer; Herbert! : . | Hill and Stephen Noland, news- Polio Patients Attend paper and publicity men, and How- . : lard Caldwell, advertising execu- FDR Memorial Rites {tivt. | WARM SPRINGS, Ga., Apr, 12 Edmund Gorrell, editor, Pulaski (UP) — Memorial services were {County Democrat; Edwin O'Neel. ae “or leditor, Hagerstown Exponent; Gil-| eld here. today in the “Little /bert Forbes, radio station WFBM; White House" where the late Ben Maidenburg, public relations President Franklin D. Roosevelt director, Akron Beacon Journal;\died five years ago. . [Evan Walker, executive assistant! Patients at the Warm: Springs to the president, Indianapolis Foundation Hospital for Infantile! |Street Railways; John F. Mitchell| Paralysis gathered at the now, Jr. editor, Hancock County Demo-| enshrined cottage for ceremonies crat, and Hilton U. Brown, presi-| attended by delegations from New, dent, Butler board of directors. | York, Washington-and Atlanta. | Dr. DeForest O'Dell is univer-! pe—

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Show to Be One of Highlights Of ‘Open House’ Planned By WISH |

The public will get an opportunity tonight to see auditions of

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NORFOLK, Va. Apr. 12 (UP) Lt. Cmdr. Frank G. Morris Jr., navigator of the battleship Missouri at the time it ran aground, began his defense today against charges of neglect of duty and inefficiency. * Seven defense witnesses, including Mr. Morris himself, will “BE CANEA HeTore The court-martial board. .The Navy rested its case! yesterday. | Another court-martial hearing was in progress here for Comdr, John R. Millett, operations officer’ of the 45,000-ton battleship which! {ran aground in Hampton Roads| last Jan. 17. {

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