Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1950 — Page 4

Treasure Hunt. | Search for Prizes : To Start Tuesday

| Times carriers today began the distribution of prize-winning keys

For Planes. i in The Times-Walt Disney TreasP ’ Parts jure Hunt for 190 prizes worth - WASHINGTON, July 20 (UP) some $3500, x The Air Force, shooting for a The keys were distributed with “fast build-up to 68-group strength, each home-delivered copy of The bordered plane builders today to Sunday Times today. Keys also

rao ‘were available at stores and ‘#tart work at once on about $4 corner newsdealers which handle

billion worth of war planes and The Times. Rircraft parts, { Keys also will be distributed Y The Sumber and type of planes with the daily Times tomorrow. be built is secret. About 200! ' firms are included in the order, | Hunt Starts Tuesday ! which took the form of “letters| The big hunt for the prizes in' of intent” rather than contracts 10 downtown stdres will begin 3 because congress has not yet pu Tuesday. It will continue Wednesup the money. {day and Thursday. i This first big rearmament order; “Here's how to participaté in came as informed officials pre- the Treasure Hunt, staged in condicted that announced goals of junction with Walt Disney's new If America's new military buildup technicolor movie, “Treasure Isincluding a 69-group Air Force byjand, which opens Wednesday. at | January, 1953.--may prove just athe Indiana theater:

starter. : Take your cardboard key, ‘Gets Us Started’ | which came with The Times, io They said more arms, men and one of the 10 participating stores. money than have been requested Check the number of your Key #0 far by the military are almost with the numbers posted at each sure to be needed. They believedistore. The numbers indicate that more draft. calls are in pros { whether your e¢ardboard key pect. {| "fits" that treasure chest. If your The Air Force rush order point- number is posted. give your key ed up the urgency of the admin-ito an attendant. He will give you

jstration’'s re-armament plans. Normally, the Air Force would

have waited until it actually got {a certificate designating one of

fix funds. “This lets us get started now, without further ado,” an Air! Force spokesman said. . Rome B-50's

The order covers the Air Force regular appropriation for the current fiscal year--which =till has pot cleared Congress although the year is a month old as well as the Air Force share of a §10.SIT O00 000 emergency defense fund on which congressional action bas just started It was reported unofficially that he purchase orders put heavy emabasis on jet fighters and medum bombers The fighters repaxtadly will inciode F-86's, F$s and F-84s built, respectiveIx. by North American, Lockheed and Repodblic, On the basis of previously disclosed Alr Foroe plans, it was assumed orders cover also some

B-50 bombers and heavy cargo

Planes. No B-36 heavy bombers were believed to be included. HONE 18 YEARS, SHE SUES SAN RAFAEL, Cal, July 29 {UP) Eighteen years ago Steven Axtell slapped his wife and stalked out of the house when

she seryed him a meal of pig's

‘been In

{ Pentagon.

{a master key to open the chest.

Take one of the envelopes from the treasure chest. It will contain

the gifts , , , also a free ticket to the Indiana theater to see “Treasure Island.” You may pick up your gift by presenting vour certificate at the Indiana Theater. This should be done as soon as you obtain the certificate, Of course, every key will not fit the treasure chests, Check your Key at these stores Dee Jewelry Co. 18 N. Illinois St.; Kay Jeweiry, 137 W. Wash ington Bt; Lord Jewelers, 47

Rep. Walsh Expects No Dunkirk in Korea

Times Washington Burean WASHINGTON. July 29 Rep John R. Walsh, Anderson Democrat, today issued the following siatement as a member of the House Armed Services Committee: “For the last 10 Armed Services Committee has daily session with the military heads of the nation. 1 have attended all of these meetings, and also a briefing at the It is the military judgment of these leaders that there will be no Dunkirk, and we will hold a sizable beach head, and

days the

This Philco refrigerator is one of the major prizes in The |

Times-Walt Disney Treasure Hunt. Get your key? The model is

Hollywood starlet Cleo Moore. Monument Circle; Miller Jewelry Co., 29 Monument Circle; National Furniture Co. 335-343 W. Washington S8t.; Pearson's, 130 N. Pennsylvania 8t.; Rogers Jewelers, 3 N. Illinoiz 8t.; Rose Tire Co., 930 N. Meridian St.; Rost's Jewelers, 25 N. Illinois 8t.; TaVel's Jewelers and Optometrists, 119 N. Ilinois St. Treasure Hunt Is Free Do not pay anything to anyone for your key. The Treasure Hunt is free. Your key is. distributed with The Times without charge. The Treasure Hunt is open to everyone except employees of

Layton to Lecture

In Connecticut R. J. Layton, vice president | of Rough Notes Co. Indianapolis | insurance publishing house, will! appear as a lecturer on the stafr| of the School in Advanced Management. The school in conducted an-! nually by the University of Con-!| necticut and will be held Aug. | 14-18,

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The Times, the participating stores, the Indiana theater and members of their families. The prizes include an Admiral console television set worth $499.50; a Phileo refrigerator worth $229.95, Eversharp pen and

pencil sets, nylon hose, women's:

dresses from Ayres, Benrus wrist watches, boy and girl bicycles, Ronson cigaret lighters, chest of silver, sports - equipment,

Uni-| versal electric equipment includ-|

Speaker Rayburn Gives His Views WASHINGTON, July 29 (UP) Speaker Sami Rayburn (D. Tex.) said tonight that Congress should not give President Truman price-rationing-wage controls until he asks for them.

ment in Congress for strict controls over the domestic economy, Mr. Rayburn told newsmen: “The President and his advisers know more about what they need to meet the emergency better than I do. We should give the President only the power he has asked for.” . Meanwhile, Sen. Ralph BE, Flanders (R. Vt.) warned that scare-buying by consumers and price hikes by business, if they continue ‘‘for a considerable period” could bring on demands for higher wages by labor. He told reporters that “we must not be too surprised or too indignant” if that happens. A flurry of demands for economic controls far more stringent

was touched off by Bernard M. Baruch, World War I mobilization director. {| Mr. Baruch advocated putting the nation on a complete war footing with price and wage controls, rationing, and stiff taxes on both individuals and business. Senate Republican leaders opposed Mr. Baruch’s plan but many GOP rank and filers in both houses, as well as several prominent Democrats, rallied to the elder statesman’s call for action. But Mr. Rayburn, who is one of Mr, Truman's chief congressional lieutenants, cautioned against haste,

GETS DEGREE IN MIAMI Mrs. Charlotte M, Corson, 2741

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. Woman, 77, Spends Two Nights in Woods, | Wasn't Too Hungry; She Ate Blueberries FA new pel. dog may save the eyesight of 2-year-old Carin Rose, !doctors at tiac, Mich., disclosed. : : . i , recuperating from an eye operation, was given a mon-j igrel puppy, “Queenie,” two weeks ago to help exercise her mending

sion. : ; But Queenie vanished a week ago, and Carin cried so muchy doctors Seared she woula would undo; the results of the Yesterday & kennel offered to} A posse of 200. including replace Carin’s pet. So the blonde, Guard troops, searched blue-eyed child picked out a northern Wisconsi woods

it her friend. a Her parents and doctors havelly walked back into the village

new : La ‘on NE pendIg ald, James P. Tretton Sr. Chairman T sed at all the fuss. # x = Connally “I wasn’t too hungry because Senate F W (there were plenty of blueberries Relations com 3 around.” . > mittee was hon # =x a lored yesterda : A little thing like a broken 'by his home back won't stop Gertrude Lawstate VFW. rence from Keeping the show I S

The Texas de-. partment of the [Veterans of For- _ leign W ars {awarded him a citizenship medal and citation for

going. . The famous British actress said she will fin--ish her Sen. Connally [theater iment

Quits Vice President Office Tuesday

James P. Tretton Sr., vice pres. ident and general manager of

‘his “brilliant record as a states. iman” and for conspicuous service

to his country. i = - »

Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte is dead. The 77-year-old widow of the great - grand - nephew of French Emperor Napoleon I died in a

sanatorium at Greenwich, Conn.

Thursday. Mrs. Bonaparte was an international beauty in her youth and led society in New York, Baltimore and Washingten. Her husband, who died in 1945, {was the great-grandson of Jerome Bonaparte, once king of

Allen Ave, today received her Westphalia, Germany, who came!

ing food mixers, vacuum cleaners, bachelor of arts degree from the to the United States in 1803.

pop-up toasters, original

host of other awards.

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Mr. Layton will speak on AVS

feet an@l beans. Today Mrs. Ax- within a short time a counter: {ame and work si | : i y t | tell filed suit for divorce. She said offensive can be expected. 1 think general Re Dligcation To she doesn’t think her husband is this information can be accepted/will be Mr. Layton's fourth ap | soming home. © {at Tull face value." | Pearance on the program.

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University of Miami, Fla. She is the daughter of the Rev. and | Mrs. Benton Miller.

” = = Although she is 77, the northern woods hold no fear for Mrs.

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Indianapolis Rallways, Ine., wil} {retire Tuesday, | Mr, Tretton, who rose from a helper in the machine shops tn {his present position, has ‘heen iwith the city's transit system for 50 years.

{day when she fell into the stream from the railing of a wooden bridge. She is starring in During his years of service, the Joy." 70-year-old executive served as i ” » A veteran professor at Indiana/Storekeeper, paymaster and as. University, Russell Noyes, has sistant superintendent. {been elected vice president of the, Mr. Tretton will continue te {National College English Associa- serve as a member of the utility's tion, v he {board of directors. An IU faculty member since| pu, gejiow directors, § A 11932, Prof. Noyes has headed the| oe ty ou: 3 Steps |English department since 1941. He|/n8 Mr. Tretton’s request for re. lis past president of the Indiana tirement, paid tribute to his years [College English Association. of service in a special resolution,

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