Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1950 — Page 4

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\ ing to Dick Brown, are wear- : 'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn, By Earl Wilson I DC El eo 3 Lodge. and a brother, John, Bainbridge,

ROME, July 31—All over Europe I've been hearing one | ee to pose ; ; and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Gib-

unpleasant word. ; for pictures . . . A moves on to SE olin " son, Indianapolis. : “Evacuation” is the word and it keeps creeping into run FDR Jr. for Lt. Gov. of N. Y. ’ grandehiidren. apols, 214 tWo mortuary. - Theodore H. Goetische

: t . State . . . Claude Dauphin, French| everybody's talk. “ Time,” proposed Mrs ilbert * Insuran ~ Theodore H. Goettsche, 3561 . ; It gives you a jolt. You are here in the Holy City in Sa Apey Timer (doing a | . Hester E. Gil . He|W. Michigan St. will be buried Pr. Frank A. Priest, will be 3 Raia : film in Paris, via transatlantic Miss Services for Mrs. Hester E. Gll- was lin Crown Hill after services at 2 buried in Marion tomorrow. . Holy Year, realizing how much of an effort it must be for PEt ror the G0 Vadis xo. x Side bert, 4459 Washington Blvd., we p. m. Wednesday in the Conkle Mrs. Priest, who was 72, died “the Pope to do all the things money to repay you, and you can|Clark Gable and wife are Jue in . Ig Aang : Yoda 7 dod a eat Michigan Street Funeral z and see all the people who Jold is valuable sullor cloth that Ne OO err to fim. hs cties. incorporated when he died yesterday in Huff Sanitarium. Alzsh; Harry, Indianapolis, Mr. Goettsche, who was 62, her daughter, Mrs. Chester Grey want to see him . . . you are “FCF 10 a A ar i Code The|ID 1917 as Hauck Realty Co. 'native of Spartanburg, 8. C., she died Saturday in his home. Al!Jr. Her husband was a physician thinking it is so peaceful here| You are pl ivkgot ior ne Co. decided to keep the| Survivors include two sisters, had lived with her daughter, Mrs. native of Indianapolis, he was a'in Marion and Grant Counties. vos and then you hear it: “evacu-| He is only too glaa, too, as nickel slot in their pay stations ) ate . .. ; ihe never returns, and pow you after Jan. 1, when the dime toll “Oh, don't worry, if anything have for your very own the pretty/goes into effect , . . Farley happens, we have an evacuationisailor cloth which is worth as Granger's in town . . . Eileen Wilpins is the way at Jaually goes. much ~s 15 cents. son's husband, Ray Rellogs: Jo e Wilsons eir nylon ny 'being tested by Mike Curtis for shirts, shorts and slips are jaunt-| SPEAKING OF cloth, thea part in “The Life of Jim fly continuing their 14-country Beautiful Wife has just an- Thorpe” starring Burt Lancaster. trip, but we don't like this de-/nounced she is washing no more] s = = : featist talk, fs for me becaus: every day TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Ed # = = lis just another one over the Wyhn, who'll start a new TV YOU'RE SITTING in front of washbasin for her and what do I'show, bemoaned the fact that at Doney’s having a famous dough- think she is, anyway—a slave? |his age he was still working. nut, and you hear an American I must wash my own. Just call ‘There ought to be an institution just back from France say: {mie Earl (The Human Laundro-| for people like Al Jolson and me, “The Russians can take France mat) Wilson. ‘he sald. “There is,” answered

: {gag writer Sy Jacobs “— the with a telephone call without fir-| |Chase National Bank.” prevented

” a » ns a Shiot Jasause they have Midnight Earl in N. ¥. | “Hoarders.” explains the Mon- ; were Indic PE 3 mn key Spots a el WHAT'S HOT: Margaret Tru- key Bar's Bruce Raeburn, “are Fa ead 1n Ne unions. man, Peter Lind Hayes, Mary like squirrels — they worry too ; of Detent! iy choke Su he doughnut— Healy and Mugg Richardson | much about nuttin’? . . . That's U. 8. A t because of the doughnut. |yisiteq the Edison's Arena to see Earl, brother. pol indirec AW,” BAYS BNOLNEr AMO ICN, | eee eet ee tr st ee | arrests w one of the Hollywood-on-the-Tiber. FOR THE FINEST IN FUNERALS REGARDLESS OF PRICE | commente gang, “we have no worry here. | A “We are TRE ters and |

“We got enough ships here to! : evacuate all the Americans In| . . of them,” By pe. | ed Ce &ha el WEATER { : PR have had | Of course, when you're evacu- | . begining AL 1. . fn . we are st

ated, you don’t have first-class; gether.” accommodations.” , . . He laughs EA i | ‘Mugge

at that. 4 - ; oy y ° enh : : 5 "8 = : , he LOW, : PERSONALLY, we're very glad 5 & / : ’ yo : To Rok we're traveling by air and are in : = ‘ ? ale, Water i i the hands of 5 Fo - to use by 8 Andy Shiland of| : ; j be Leonar American Over-| A : way, : Pi ’ : Camp St. seas Alrlines, | t " R pa . . two men who promises us| > NT i - ; { yesterday ‘we'll not have a H 8 x Sts. threw thing to worry EW pres) ~ then was : SS ; AY : and a thi assailants

@ considers lost passports the| worst menace this year . . . and they're not serious,

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i oR Aa it Harry W. Moore J “THE MORTICIAN YOU ALL KNOW?” Often the JFaauport comes back _mall—but the money doesn't. At Peace Chapel—and no other—are the perThe Consulate waits 48 hours . . * . after you've lost it—to make | , sonal services of Harry W. Moore available to re tor a daicave, betas appiys| you, He has given up his leases on all other another 48 hours to get. '} - mortuaries formerly under his control . . . in

AMERICANS,” as “bad | der th ive hi i 3 as as ever, i 3 k 3 . In EICANS. 2a bad as ever or Jer at you may receive his understanding, % =u PRIZES for the old “sailor cloth racket.”| ‘ntimate supervision . . . to which you are entitled. Ee You're approached by a fellow] : who has a golden opportunity to buy some valuable smuggled! Jallor cloth from a character with

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