Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1950 — Page 18

Ruling Due Foratton o on Speedway Sewage Plant [Armored Car Workers Shoot Today - | | in ch Soi wil, Fagl - on tomorrow, Armored Car Co. = & “We handle millior iy 3 Wn | a |= Cost ity an Estimated $100,000 |posed plant would treat the sew-| Remonstrators conte lars,” an | Capital Sociefy “il, A decision 15 expecton’ the the Speedway sewage plant “So. and that noxious odors will make| Everybody in the company will| 0% Of live ones.” Tg ] injunction cae, but either way the suit will cost. the City of Speeds| Bs [0° the plant were an iiving'in the ares “unbearable.” |go out to the police range near|p "CTRL l Socialites Tote French Py, J | way an estimated $100,000 in 10 court and attorney's fees. nounced along with the constric-| «we are not fighting the build-|the Sanitation Plant on 8. Har- Rail Crash Blamed P ; This was the speculation of City Attorney Stanley Lawton. tion of two main-line sewers, The|ing of the plant, but we don’'t/ding St. and give the targets a B ken Brake Ri ing

And Mexican Chihuahua : “Speedway City is in a pinch either way it goes. It must build) contract for the sewers has been Want it where they have proposed Peppering. Aig : ha disposal plant. This has been by the state. But no one it,” “Mrs. Mary McMann, secre-| And the take-a-letter girls can BICAGO, July 8 UD ” oN

By ANDREW TULLY, Seripps-Howard Staff Writer {wants to let us build it,” Mr, Laws. let at a cost of $117,000, tary of the civic association said. ‘make a target look like a sieve,

for the deWASHINGTON, July 8—It's getting so a dame in this town iton pointed out. Only one bid was received on ‘says E. J. Monroe, vice president. broken Drake casting io streams

ain't fashionable unless she drags along some kind of an animal “The original engineering ce trove uations. You can’t : OLD SETTLERS TO MEET Two of the best of the peti ier and subsequent crash of the

. high. Then : ; , ] when she ge es fo a cock i party. or baa era a [mates onthe: cost of the jraat y Jigme + the contractors,” The Jackson Park Old Settlers Hooat i yy Kansas City Chief at Monea, 11, National Committee treasurer, started it all by traipsidg into all #35 $3000; but the lowest bid] The sewage treatment plant : fifteenth annual reunion will be Mild ry "The rairoad said an Jnvestigathe swankiest salons with a French poodie named Coco. Coco We have is $531,000. And the six/was proposed on a 75-acre tract|the 4 hela Sunday, JHlY 30, north ofl, : -|tion showed that a E ly| {bids range up 1,000, of land owned by Speedway City, ! were all decked out in their na-| “And all this court action is/700 feet south of Vermont St. at ing of §ithe uy’ The contractors arejthe intersection with Eagle Creek, purpose: making their bids h At present sewage named Nancy Thomas who's/l® a blouse, and a kain, or skirt. Fini TTT i a Be blossomed out with one of those|Although practically = everybody E . 0 go Mexican Chihuahuas, that looks ®!%¢ Was there, the only Irons as if they'd just escaped from | Curtain countries r presented = amt His n 's Pierre, he's| Were Yugoslavia and Czechoslochocolate colored and supposed! alia, and by iis Hime Joe Stalin to be very dainty. i among his real pals.

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PRESIDENT TRUMAN fssued| Matt Connelly, President _ ' : 1 I an order a week or so ago that Truman's appointment secre- — = i S 2 rl i sl 9 — Bo 2 : : - 3 Eo a, = i hasn't Aho inti Bh with yet,| tary, gots 100 to 150 calls a day | 1 ARAN ay A ; ; £4 Cs : NN L and probably won't be. from people wanting to see the : “ ; 2 . Ak a 3 23 od F When Chief Justice Fred Vinson| Boss. i was named Father of the Year| If you're one of those social : by the American Business Associ- gadders-about in this town, you're!S 3&8 E TE on ; : Ca } % i Fo ation, one of the local papers ran getting a lot of P.P.C. cards in| ; b 5 2 . ; 3 : ; : 3 Biers - 8 a family picture of Vinsons— the mail these days. P.P.C. stands Rs s > : i 5 Papa and Mama two sons, for the French, “pour prendre Fred Jr. and Jimmy. Mr. Truman! iconge,” and it means don't expect S ¢ asked the paper for four copies to be invited out to the house for | of the picture, then sent them | awhile becatise we're going away. 2 = along to the Vinsons' WardmaniDiplomats always send them out = = z USE Bask Hotel apartment for auto in the summer so nobody will get E : er raphs, mad at them for not having them & K Y S; 9. 1 S, 1 = \ Mrs. Vinson, however, thought] in for an occasional nip, or think & ou V : vear 1ZeS 2. 15 s = have be ghe didn't look so hot in the: [they ve been fired. = { = =. : photos, so she's holding out on her! Par 2 i Indianaj John Hancock. | | SENATOR and, Mrs, Wherry of z ; : ; gE Inc ly, youn Fred Vinson Nebraska and Senator and Mrs. sou mmm Emr mde Rr RON SR ET 3 CT SR 2 JY playing semi-pro baseball Brian. McMahon of Connecticut gE : . : : z . what du oie star wich maken Nr wi ink ein vr int-Cool Summer Sheers and Cottons! Pind an authentic chip off the old you- this hot weather, but don't feel! 2 : 7h, * 3 ema iow know-what. Papa Fred was quiteiyng had for ’em. They've got big! E . L fallv § a ballplayer before he grew that back yards with plenty of trees'= 3 1 £ E Style 501]. = y lor “hom poven, and they've decided it's cooler = .gwe 1 Royon Bemberg. = Hollyw just to sit tight. = S { d $ F FF F B ol + Black and Brown = stars furn hile Perle’ s Away Better go looking in that at- = e or ver i ure ® 00 very u qe » A Wa in sizes 12 0 20. = lure. Scres H PERLE MESTA safely] fie trunk, It seems the U. 8. = : z sented in out of\town, Mrs. Morris Cafritz| still owes $83,626 on its Revolu- = , 2 phere wit! is throwing parties all over the| tionary War Debt. It’s all in 2 : as playgr place. Only\lately she's going in| bonds nobody ever bothered to = : for the s for those small affairs that are collect, = : , aerialists, supposed to be 80 intimate, or] Women sure are coming up inE E = special se something. [the world. The other day the ST gE bottle-war Although the Caf z diggings Republic of Panama presented a2 =F splitting 8 would accommodate two regi-imedal to Mrs. Karl Stefan, wife's s | There's m * ments of foot soldiers, Gwen had/of the Nebraska Representative, [2 E 4 On a ji only 16 out to lunch the othehdayifor good work in connection with |= 2 starlight in honor of Chief of Naval Opera: the Good Neighbor program. Maj. 12 ) Z ning, 1 w tions Admiral Forrest ShermaniGen. Harry Vaughan's still the = C. Style I51. 2 dive into ‘and Mrs. Sherman. She looked|champ, though. g Sanfatised Fava = Sook tows awful sweet, too, in one of those Is 5 = 35 n Kk h be! rn HONDURAN EMBASSY |S i AE Brown, Navy, = restaurant ‘summer frocks that used to “Hond 8 B. Style 5006. - % R = banned on Boston beaches back has a swell picture of a Hon gran S Rayon: Bemberg. wy Green in sizes 9 z hour at ti when they wore ‘em for swim- !0Wn that erybody raves about. ;s A Style 700. Red, Aqua ond ; - g confines ming suits, {Come to find'Qut it was painted 3 £ ! 3 Rayon Somberg. Greon: in sizes 12 z upon ent Most of the guests just hung|P¥ * barber, whe fooled around 2 IN IAB to 20. z places my «around and talked after lunch, (with oils on the ie K eS J iii 1. z scrubbed but a few got real daring and Senate Restaurant gdt bac hee |S 3 . window w tried out the Cafritz swimming Of its spoons in the mailthe other S E . pool, which is just a little s aller] day. It came from a New Yorker E z ONE © than Lake Michigan. It's no} {who sald he was ashamed of ‘Rim- = s i by the way, that Gwen jrue.| self for swiping it . . . Air Foree'S z the stand away her. 1950 Cadillac because| Chie of Staff Gen. Hoyt Vanden: E terprise is the ash trays were full. berg and Mrs. Vandenberg gave a | 3 Drive-In 2 8 » cocktail party for Gen. Vanden-S z of Laie King George III must be [Derg’s aide, Col Godfrey McHugh |= = The haunting the bunch at the Brit. (When Mac got his colonelcy. a x £ e 4 ish embassy. Darned if they Peruvian Ambassador Fatnande g Es : zg standar dide’t break out and celebrate [Berckemeyer left Washington 2 : D. Style 5039 2 such as ir the Fourth of July with a big time to arrive in Lima on July 4.2 X Vi v 3 : As A Rayon — go = cial moo plenic supper at the Alexandria | What's going on in Li* « on the 3 TERRA DN : wr A LT ; * Green, Brown ond g Fok a . estate of a guy named Lean- Fourth?" he was asked. “A party/S Sri i : : i | 7Y Red Print in sizes. E nkers ., der MoCormick-Goodhart, the (at the American Embassy,” said 2 i : 0 = ward the | commercial counselor of the [the Senor... Senator Ed Martin/g = Moreove _embassy. There were no toasts |0f Pennslyvania is giving the Post 2 for: the. i ashington, though. Offics Department a hard time. 3 z addition t “ww. [He's got two addresses—bothE = ? toys, it hs VEEP AND MRS. BARKLEY| Washington. Only one’s in Penn 5 s : trainer spent the holiday in Kentucky, but/sylvania and the other in theZ g cockpit), - not before they'd been given one of | {District of Columbia . . Princess = : ; five mon ‘i those aristocratic luncheons by Eleana of Romania is In and out g = gl gonest ti “: Joseph Davies, of town these days. She's the gals = Truman who pawned one of the family's z race.” diamond and sapphire diadems | s Actual; for a mere $60,000. = | tich is a | the terrace of oo = gE = 00 mice _ Joe's estate, Tre- EENEMESENY Rev. Schultz to Lead Zi 2 ing over garon, this ™ a r- = - A es ne he 1 ‘Spiritualism Class = i : és State Se a 3 su(Hil Season, only | CHESTERFIELD, July 8—The S z CHILD) Same . ner {Rev. Mamie Schultz, Philadelphia, 3 = the drive fos was go ; iclairvoyant and trumpet medium, = 2 problem f regaron, o { wii lead a special class in Funda-i= 5 but they’ Course, 1s that Mr. Davies |mentals of Spiritualism at 10/2 z a Mttle place where ‘a.m. daily Monday through July= = the Thea yon have 35 pack & fulteass when'.,, here. She heads the oldestS | 2 located wi JO. fo Jor a walk aroun {Spiritualist edifice in the Seu gE = glish and : "Guests were ail exited by a in Phila Ehiladelphia. connotes J Yo carrot-colored flower at a party = . . given by Hawaiian Delegate! Mac ess Marvin Ss Joseph Farrington and Mrs. Far-| Any style Jpoluden = dent, in d i to announce the engage-/f§ “Aiew Shanes ne Set = niles. - s+. ment of their daughter, Beverly, Absolutely Guarantees A 2) Sh - to Maj. Hugh Richardson; a White! E : House aide. They were more ex-| CENTRAI = sg = tair Police cited when they discovered it] 208 2 5 : with the WAS a carrot. Stems Mrs. = x the theat rington’s mother had carved it] = . : In return, up -to look like a shell then: = S = see all the figured it looked so pretty they. = 2 4 and are o ought, to use It. ASA, TALEO Tene J 2 : » - ? - = 3 2 That new * Greak Ambassador, Rae enter TOUR way Pur. kes = = How Athanasios Politis, is quite a-guy. Peak, a Gorge—T and days. From = om > : Ho's written five books on Egypt! ANEW YORK TOURS—Niagara Falls. Now E 2 std: plays a swell game of bridge Haig Be Ch a8 dave Prom = zg 1 i a sige. = z 7 i Dr. Politis gavé a big party for Beaver: Cato: Springs, Rove) Gores, Bul : : | : Washington Greeks the other day }8k® San’ Dingo. ‘Prana: Grand canren = gE B in honor of Greek King Pauls 14 da 22 n= gs 3 im pame day. Guests drank the coLaribo: rag aS re oval = = § EDIT King's health in Greek wine and {57g Colo. Sees. Denver — 10 dave. 3 = of us, un then dug Into the salads and CALIFORNIA-BRITISH COLUMBIA-MEX. 3 : gS | Ju. fruits which somebody had tucked gr hy Dievo: and, Singha 2 ) = Br 2 . into big watermelons, 14 days NADL = H i 8 1 y. Senator Irving Ives of New AN ROCK TE ake. Loutre Bang. Thus: = (gH Cottons! Spun Rayons! = | © much exe York is a new grandpa. It's a ao Shiating, De Luxe Hotels—18 dave— = g | hate can daughter, born to his son George, GLACIER-CANADIAN ROCKIES" 0ishis 3 foo sg | These and Mrs. Ives, ovien 3 Rights Ban Paces Hor — 1 : 0 g | Ximog ¥ ; a EUROPE. AUG, 9--39-Day Air Tour Shan- = b g | r. Another Red Boycott = ize Fai pon 7 ite 2 Flattering Rayon Crepes! : years of YOU SHOULD have seen how Minimum quoted—tox added! Contact 3 2 Ktate Me those Indonesian dolls] your focal al Suvi s g ; at the big buffet given by| ord z 4 ay a 8 the Indonesian Ambassador and F $ = ’ ! : = -CI Mme. All Sastroamidjojo. They | 1355. Lasalle, Depl. Is 1, Chicago ce 0 151 5 : : : ; : i ' . 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