Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1950 — Page 28

Bronce Bustin’ Sendiors fae Star at Malone Whingding

Mrs. Dolly Gann and Mrs. Alice Longworth at Same _ Table Provide Party With Counter Attraction

George Malone of Nevada the other day,

Ming at the same table. Trabably the latter sight was | “4h. more sensational, because Mrs. Gand and Mrs. Longworth! ‘are the two gals who used to feud over who sat where at big parties when Mrs. Gann’s brother, the late Charlie Curtis, was Vice President, and Mrs. Longworth's husband. Nicholas Longworth, was Speaker of the House. At that, Mrs, Gann and Mrs. | Yongworth looked more comfort- | able sitting. together. than. the Senators did sitting (7) on those horses. It was really quite a simple party. The steaks, flown from Nevada for the occasion, were only two inches thick, and there wasn’t much booze, if you diecounted mint juleps, 2 roan, Scotch, Tom Collinses and brandy, All in all, it couldn't have costidivorced her.

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By ANDREW TU LL Y, Scripps-Howard Staft Writer WASHINGTON, June 17—You had your pick of spectacles at lets to drink it out of. the big steak roast and cowboy party put on by Senator and Mrs. |

You could either watch Senators Malone, Kenneth Wherry of {during the milk strike. Nebraska and Homer Ferguson of Michigan ride broncos, or you his own cow on his four-acre| could feast your eves on Mrs. Dolly Gann and Mrs. Alice » Longworth ‘farm’ near here,

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Senator Malone more than $1500, Four other new foreign ambasThe est list included such! sadors are here ar en route - i -an--Col. Bertie Viadimir Popovic from YX;

the Dominican

Mr. Popovic is the guy who when the Yugos were still playing footie with Russia, eracked he returned that Yugoslavia would never be home to Uvalde, able to get along with America. The second guess is free, Pop. ~The. females had all the luck atin No wonder poor ol’ Speaker of the 5 recent cancer benefit luncheon. from political or House Sam Rayburn looked s0 Mrs, Les Biffle, wife of the Senate social activities.” {secretary, won a jug of bourbon; A dded Jack, {Mrs, Charlie Brannan, wife of the ' Agriculture Secretary, won a bot- been strictly ad-

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By DOROTHEA BUERGER, Times State Correspondent | ANDERSON, June 17--Kenno, at last, is happy. You can see | | contentment in the alert eyeg of this huge, German shepherd war- | dog. ~3t- wasn't easy, after-three-vears-of -combat service; ‘but Kenno | is ving in Anderson now, and feels that he is a lucky dog. He will | glady shake a paw on that, just any time. In the early years of the war, could be no doubt that Kenno

Kenno accompanied a German|,.q made a choice, the former {officer to battle in Europe, When | a vjceman gave the dog to the!

master, Kenno was turned over 1, the Stansberry home, at 2211 dian [trained for use oy the U. 8. Army. ror a few days, His enthusiasm { It must have seemed to Kenno gor his new master grew until] {that life was made up of two finally Mr. Stansberry decided to! {schools of thought, with but a give the dog his freedom . . . a single aim, for he quickly caught| {privilege he had never known. | ion to the American technique, | Soon Kenno was following do-|

and the story is that he killed gjjely behind the mail earrier, all} three Germans in combat. When |along. the. route. ...

captured the dog, was granted permission to take him home. An Aloof Veteran Warm - hearted Andersonians took to Kenno, like they do to all heroes,

Five Are ohored In 2-Car Crash

The second accident within 24 but he was a very indif- hours on Fall Creek Rd., at Mud ferent” dog. He grew thin, ate Creek, sent five members of a slept less, and growled family to Methodist Hospital with imuch. In fact, Kenno developed injuries last night. ~ a perpetual grouch and was de-| State police said a car driven moted to the back yard. by John Grey, 38, R. R. 13, had Then came the day of days in stopped on Fall Creek Rd. to] this dog's life. He was dreaming permit another car to cross the \moodily when Walter D. Stans- bridge at Mud Creek, and was berry, Anderson mailman, came struck from behind by a car {swinging along the sidewalk, driven by Arnold W. Gee, 36, of icdrrying a letter to Kenno's ad- 2236 Yandes St. |dress. The dog glanced up expec-| Mr. Grey and his wife, May, 34, {tantly ° and for a moment a suffered lacerations. Their daugh{strange look came into his incuri-/ter, Eleanor, 15, suffered a lous eyes. lerushed right foot. Two other | Possibly It was the uniform children, John 13, and Virginia,| {that attracted his attention. At'11, were bruised. any rate, Kenno commenced a; Eleanor Grey was admitted to gigantic demonstration. . of joy, Methodist. Hospital, ..where. her. highlighted by much tail- wagging condition was described as good. and intricate dance steps, Mr, Other members of the family Stansberry, in surprise, gave sym- were treated at the hospital. pathetic attention to the canine,, Mr. Gee was unhurt, and then proceeded along his way. State police said the aceident | The following day, and eachjoccurred 200 feet from the abut{day thereafter, whenever Mr,iment where James D. Green, 23, Stansberry appeared Kenno|of 1715% Roosevelt Ave. was strained at his leash, and sent out killed in an auto crash yesterday mournful howls. Bec ause there (morning. :

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