Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1950 — Page 9

IG BREWERS ORATED FILE,

in

SHOES ..... 57° DORR'S SHOE SHOP

#h Floor State Life Bids.

al Vi 22m «? aK.

HAL

141 W. WASHINGTON ST.

containing” eommunism *hankeubt notion of a oe round Maginot Line.”

———————— NATURAL BRIDGE

featured in tonight's program at the new band stand in Brookside | Park. Also in the 8 p. m. show and concert will be the Grotto Band, Henry Hebert directing, and the Grotto Glee Club, Frank Watkins directing.

Shirley May Gets 'Schricker Names Cheers at Theater

LONDON, July 19 rma 19 State Trustees

| Duchess of Kent, sister-in-law of|

| Was Nearly “Nuts” With Fiery ltch—

Nn Fiery I ! hips cooling. Td meiontion Shispure, iq; speeds |

cruel if caused By eczema, pimples bias, athlete 9 100%, fac.

itch and gthef, Jieh trou rea tha

roe BBD. Freveriotion

| King George V1, led the applause | ton a trustee of the Indiana Girls | { when Frank Sinatra introduced School and Barnett W. Breedlove | {the American channel swimming of Indianapolis a trustee of the | aspirant, Shirley May France, to Indiana School for the Deaf. {an audience at the Palladium The-! He also made the following re-| later last night. | appointments: | The Duchess was in an orches-| Noland C. Wright of Anderson. {tra seat and Miss France and her trustee of Indiana Reformatory |

{trainer, Harry Boudakian, were and member of State Clemency {in the royal box for Mr. Sinatra's! Commission: George A. Cooper,

OFFICE

SUPPLIES

SOCIAL STATIONERY GREETING CARDS DECORATIONS & FAVORS LEATHER GOODS DRAFTING MATERIALS

STATIONERS

38 N PENNSYLVANIA ST

NEWER BIGGER!

BpFearance on the Palladium of South Bend, trustee of State stage

Mr. Sinatra interrupted his pro- zil,

trustee of Indiana State

on Miss France. “I'm sure we all wish her well,”

he said. {trustee of Evansville State Hos- |

i pital; Arch G. Voris of Bedford, Fifield of Crown

i pital; Otto G.

To Reveal Sources

anese higher court ruled today|Portland, that a newspaperman must reveal State Hospital. his news sources if asked to be-

a story exposing graft. _| spelled * ‘K-0-r-e-a.”

Brand-new, bigger hanover model of the _ ing signal—even a compartment to hold -famous General Electric Home Freezer. materials! : It's the freezer that means better living at less cost! Automatic temperature handy wire baskets—rustproof alumin tiner—interior light—locking 1

Let us prove to you how this G-E Freezer can pay for itself]

SAVE. sic BUDGET TERMS { hite House =

Aig Ae i x! v ~~ bi we

Bo ® rere ;

Remember; More than 2,200,000 G-E units have been in use for 10

yor longer] That's proof of depend-

910 Broad ul Ave.

‘Authorised Dealer

The Sahara Grotto Clow, Albert Sylvia directing. will be |

Gov. Schricker today appointed ‘Mrs. Eva R. Brown of Blooming-!

| Prison; Grant L. Hughes of Bra-|

gram to have the spotlight turned parm: WwW, W. Suckow of Frank-|

lin, trustee of Central State Hos-! * pital; John D. Bass of Princeton,

Jap Newsman Ordered trustee of Madison State Hos-|

| Point, trustee of Logansport State! th ' i a TOKYO, July 19 (UP)—A Jap-| Hospital, and Aaron A. Curry of Oller women for running aroun trustee of Richmond

ireporter of the paper Asahi. The recruit filling out enlistment pa- x newsman had been fined $8 for pers at the Navy recruiting sta-| censor the *‘other women.’ refusing to disclose the source of tion here asked if *‘career” was! Ibe little and try to tear out the

About Grandchildren

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

what do we find? want besides the moon.

Instead, you should come down, to earth. Smile. Forget your: troubles and we darn fool men

rants aren't worth a hoot to us.

suckers if we didn't have to take a back seat in your esteem to “umpteen” grandchildren and listen to narrations about the virtues of your own brats who prob{ably should be In an institution. | We aren't interested in being jmade over into something you {wouldn't want if you had it. We men don’t all drink. We {aren't all chasers. Most of us would not mind being chased a little. In fact, some of us even

{carry rings around in our pockets,

{just hoping. I have, for two years. {Don't give me prospects. I'll do

~ my own Hunting.

HOTEL RESIDENT

| | I like what you said about |

{ trying to make over people. Do | you suppose, though, you're unconsclously trying that yourself? You'll be carrying around : those rings several more years i if you expect the “works.” | Some women will talk too much | about their grandchildren. You'll talk on subjects that bore them, too. Others will expect dinners out, but maybe you'll be wanting too many home- | cooked meals. Friends, and husbands and wives, irritate each other frequently. If you don’t expect to be irritated and irritating, you'd better hang on to those rings.

‘Hair Pulling Is Work

I'm all wrought up reading let{ters from wives who jump on

| |

{with their husbands. Not once; {have I noticed where the wives | jump on their husbands. The hus{bands are the ones who are doing

fare 3 age a. lower tourt con. KOTEQ a ‘Career’ ? {you wives dirty. Pull out their tempt verdict against a Japanese TAMPA, Fla, July 19 (UP)—A halr, .

Leave home, wives, before you ' Don't

{women's hair and continue to, live with your unfaithful men. 1t| one “other woman” would drop out of your husbands’ lives there jare 500 more ready to take her! lace ’ Don't give the excuse of “our!

will turn Heaven upside down for! you. Hotel lobbies and restau

We'd be happy to be small-time:

| Go Slow on Talking

THERE ARE THOUSANDS of males in your age group just as lonesome and bored with life as you are, “Middle-aged Widow.” But Only the great Creator knows what you women

You hunt a big butter and egg man offering dinners, theater.) dances, bingo and gifts of fur coats, silk panties, etc, i

{lovely children.” You greed tried to keep from having them.| LOS ANGELES READER. Hair-pulling Is a lot of work. If a man is worth all that effort surely he's worth mental effort that pays the greatest dividends. If he isn't, them why go to all the trouble of pulling | out anyone's hair? Making a few concessions | like giving up the traits her | husband objects to surely would be more face-saving for a | woman than living hearthproken | and embarrassed because her husbands steps out. Her temper and tears might stall separation but they wouldn't keep her | husband heme if she inter- | mingled them with her old bad | habits such as nagging and bossing.

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of The Times share your problems. Write in care of The Times, 214 W, Maryland 8 St.

Attends Racial Institute Mrs. I. Albert Moore of Indianapolis is attending an institute on racial and cultural relationships at Eden Theological Seminary, Webster Groves, Mo. Mrs. Moore, wife of the Rev, 1. Albert Moore who is pastor of Jones Tabernacle AME Zion Church, is one of 50 persons from the United States and Canada present at the institute.

{Iced Drinks Minus Ice

‘@Now you can have cold drinks without ice . , . yes, without jce. ® The new gadget that makes iced drinks possible without ice is the I Frozen Sipper . . plained in PARADE MAGAZINE'S of Progress” next Sunday. ® New gadgets for easier "living are revealed each Sunday in Parade Maga-

« €X=

“Parade

1934 WEST MICHIGAN ST. FR. 9622

~

A home of your own makes life fuller, richer, affords security, adds prestige. The time to| {buy that home you want . « Is) INOW! Prices are far below ‘the! { 1946 high peak. Turn now to the| {classified pages of today’s Times for a big selection of homes for sale,

Headquarters for

STURGIS

POSTURE CHAIRS $2290 ., A & B TYPEWRITER (0.

243 Massachuselts ~~ 11-8882

!

It tells you it’s big.

road-roughness has dancing.

How can it reveal

|HOME FREEZERS

0, the eye does not tell everything N —not in this instance.

True, it tells you ROADMASTER is smart.

watch closely, that this brawny beauty rides level and unperturbed even when

A glance may even indicate how much lolling comfort there is here~what wide-open freedom passengers and driver know in this gay traveler.

But how can the eye tell you how you {feel touching off the great power that’s under this broad bonnet?

mounting surge of oil-cushioned take-off—smooth, silky, unbroken, as Dynaflow Drive works its magic?

Even when you watch a ROADMASTER settle down to a long steep pull and crest the top going away, how can it

It shows, if you

its wheels fairly

zine. } PARADE MAGAZINE 4925 WEST 1 6th ST. ” BE. 8960 3: COMES WITH Our 25th Year" 1. THE SUNDAY TIMES 4 LADIES’ DEPARTMENT : os DE ¢ | so. Regrouped and repriced for final i clearance: $8.95 to $16.95 values. ; 672 PAIRS AT JUST STREET FLOOR 4 | A giant consolidation of broken sizes and lots from Marott's § Semi-Annual Sale. Regrouped and repriced for final clearance. x Rice O'Neill, Paradise, Casual Classics and Queen Quality 3 footwear in white, black, or brown and white combinations, 5g Quality grouping of summer linen and shantung pumps by Rice O'Neill : at one-half reqular price. Red, toast, white with black or blue trim: natural $ £51 3 J with driftwood suede; natural nylon mesh with driftwood calf #rim; 3 $14.95 values. 4 3 ALL SALES FINAL i 4

Broken sizes and lofs in Ladies’

Regrouped and repriced for final clear-

ance. $5.95 0 $7.95 valves ..... $3.85

FOURTH FLOOR

Store Hours — 9:30 to 5:00

tell you what thrill your spirits get from such ability?

And what can it say of the lift that’s yours traveling in a beauty that catches all eyes, swivels passing heads, marks you by its very lines as traveling in as fine a car as any man can ask for?

No, these things you have to feel for

the silken, swifte

YOUR KEY TO GREATER VALUE /

Riley 3344

;sIndinnapolis, In Indians.

1040 North Meridian Strost

yourself, and we're delighted to help you do so.

Only BUICK has Dymasflow= Drive + and with it goes

HIGHER-COMPRISSION Fireball valve-in-head power in three engines. (New F-263 engine in SUPER models.) * STYLING, with MULTI-GUARD forefront, taperthrough fenders, “double bubble” taillights * WIDE-ANGLE VISIBILITY, close-up road iow both forward end back * TRAFFIC-HANDY SIZE, loss overoll length for easier parking and garaging, Shack using " rodivs = EXTRA-WIDE SEATS cradied between the axles —+ SOFT BUICK RIDE; from ull-coil springing; mre. tot ridwiiading rave ibe * WIDE ARRAY OF MODELS with Body by Fisher, -

Casuals.

Your Buick dsr wate you to low ‘about ROADMASTER. firsthand—wants you to drive it, try it, feel it out,

It doesn’t cost 3 centtoarrangesioha. | trial, It can do a lot toward opening your eyes to the day's highest standard of fine-car feel and fine-car action—not to mention “why pay more?” prices. :

How about sexing your, desler sight

away?

Standard on ROADMASTER, opficnol of exirs cod on SUPER ond SPECIAL models