Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1950 — Page 2

erneath—Let's Go Fishin’

‘iat 1706 N. Central

Motor Club,

He identified them as school

children who were “wild” about e i being out of school for the sum-/was stalled by high water near mer. He sald drivers should be . ready for split-second action to protect playing children, ur y It was the death of a 9-year: old boy, knocked from his bicycle | by a car, that launched the cur- Brazil and Odell Rollings, 38, rent intense campaign against! Walnut 8t; was held in Ey {Marion County jail. They are to] ' Brazil on the same

charges. J

traffic violators,

Two - motorists were injured early today when a sports coupe overturned at 1600 E. Michigan St. . : The driver, Richard Johnson, 23, of 515 E. 15th 8t., was taken

dition with a back injury. His companion, Migs Betty treated at the hospital for a hip injury and released Billy E. Kennedy, 3, ran into the fender of a moving car

‘driven by Hoye Webb, 22, 1649

N. Alabama St, near his home Ave, last night, His father, Dr. Hall .Xennedy, treated him for minor injuries. Don Coram, 19, of 1833 Lexington Ave, received a slight hip injury when the car he was driv Ing was in:a collision with one driven by Franklin W. Heffelfinger, 20, Myerstown, Pa., at Holmes Ave. and Ohio St. last night. He was treated by a private physician. Young Jackson, 38, of 3335 N.

drunk charge yesterday after an accident on Emerson Ave. near

to General Hospital in fair con-|

Downey Ave, was arrested on aj

time. Meanwhile, Wilbur West Jr., 22, Indianapolis, was held in. jail in

ibe tried In

Seeks to Divorce Wife ‘Held Captive in Russia

TORONTO, Ont., June 8 (UP)— A Canadian diplomat sought a divorce today from a Russian

obtain permission to leave Russia. i George Francis Powers sald {Soviet customs authorities had {balked all attempts to bring his |wife out from behind the Iron {Curtain when he left a diplomatic {post in Moscow. He said she {since has obtained a Russian di-

{vorce, which is not recognized

in Canada.

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{32d St. Police said his car was in a collision with a truck driven {by Robert Edward Lee, 35, of 3320 IN. Downey St.

| Robert Jewell Dorsey, 20, of 609

S. Meridian 8t,, was charged with reckless driving after his arrest at 16th and Meridian Sts. at 1:40 a. m. today. Police said they chased him at {85 mph before catching him when he stopped for a traffic signal.

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misery. But their

{weather brought

as ‘vacation officially

youngsters in the past two weeks, | Sheriff's deputies cruised in the neighborhood of danger spots. Pools Open Saturday ; With no relief in sight and the possibility of temperatures rising even. higher over the week-end,

"WYN 21 Gr GAS I. East BY WAS HAE A WhO never WEN EDIE 10], record number of heat-weary

children, and adults,

Reserve pumping equipment was readied as Indianapolis Water Co. officials expected record water consumption figures in

¢ next few days. A record 63 million gallons flowed through Indianapolis spigots yesterday as citizens showered, watered the lawn and drank copious -amourts of water to “peat. the heat.” “It was the greatest quantity used by the city since last summer, : Downtown theaters, boasting “20 degrees cooler inside” faced heavy trade. Patrons lingered this morning in air-conditioned stores. :

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ener on L n noe | Love was sentenced | clippers : : Injury Rate Cut; | C00 Circuit Court, Brasil Ho moukejod’ around with ers Pay Fines jterday to serve 10 years for shear} Bios Gelicately. ots wet (Continued From Page One) banditry and two to five towel in his hand and was comfor second degree burglary. od I o r, 34814- W. 30th St, $1 andterms are to pletely outing my Bead. could license Silspended 15 days forirently in the Indiana State prison ot an : reckless driving. ESE Ea Re at Michigan. ee C ; . i = Indians” ‘waa sounded by Todd je burglary. of the Clay County, ear Stoops, manager of the Hoosier | parm Bureau Association offices

point in arguing about that. He|y

went right on with the lecture, anyway. “I learned this from a Frenchman. Years ago.” “In France?” » “Right here in Indianapolis. He was a real artist. In the old days, you know, they used to wear a lot of toupees., And it took a real artist to blend these wigs in with the natural hair.” °° I. should have been insulted about this, for I did not remember that I wore a toupee. At least not yet, a. 8 8 “HAIR GROWS different on every man’s head,” the barber continued, slicing merrily at my

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journeyman barber, -which he has been for over 50 years. . He has no secret for his own beautiful head of white wavy hair, He says simply that he inherited it from his ‘mother. His father and brothers all had thin hair. But he told me if I could grow another half-inch of hair he could cover up my bald spot. If I can grow another half-inch of hair, I'll be back.

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A Vacation

‘YOUR TRIP ABROAD’ SUNDAY TIMES

‘i Photo by Henry B. Clea T.. Times Sta Photogrs or | s in the classroom is the picture of a boy fishin’ at the creek. Ralph { ! in a few days, luring the bass with worms and his dad's rod and reel | ot Fall Creek near the Shadeland Ave. bridge. Straw hat and bare feet complete the summer idyl. | is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Smith, 916 N. Gladstone Ave.

_ |Site Rising Here

a 100 Three-Bedroom Houses Included

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A letter, writte vania's Deputy A! Robert L. Kunzig the first time in f

- Public assistanc Communist in ] been discontinued

The law under

STRAUSS SAYS:

Rods Reels Lines . Lures Leaders Bait Buckets Tackle Boxes Scales Knives Hooks “Leader Boxes Insect Repellen Floats Stringers Nets Seines Minnow Traps

etc, etc,

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