Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1950 — Page 4

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Fous Fe of in dic a'Fa i Tn pointed 3 Sade Harri, Free, Thinks The We Iahhod | ur Indiana Fam ly Fair Phot roph His Sentence Was Unjust RK UL AI For diana State Fair, Aug. to Sept. Sa, _ : ervei in rme rees 8, will be judged by Wimmrd C.. “They Treated Me Fa air’ af State Farm, He Rea “a § y . 3 2% : Porter Faces George E. Armifiong. in Army; He's [Matin Terre Says; Still Faces Intoxication Charge “NOW Is THE TIME Ne - : Father of 2 Veterans of World Wa State Bevvice ; Assault Charge A ef ar ont ar " es taaite SULLIVAN, Aug. 12" Although “feeling mighty fine” at belie] FOR SEEDING AND FERTILIZING YOUR : an A circus Spleyes Wag in an of George E. Armstrong. .He is a soldier, Joout. fror aay father. out of jail for the first time in 53 days, Judge Norval K. Harris | ave TO OUR WAREHOUSE WHERE THERE 15 5-4 : : Jesterday lowing 2 only a ‘Daw of soldiers, and the father of two former WACS. Association and says he still thinks his sentence was unjust, — Indi “short run because of the prox-| The family started going military in 1941, when Mr, Arm- ooo president of 4 “The Indiana Supreme Court action was contrary to law and NO PARKING PROBLEM Brac imity of two police officers. peo left his job at the Allison plant and entered the Army. . tv. Indiana As- not sustained by sufficient evidence,” said Judge Harris, Ss Thomas Wesley Brown, 29 n wo erved a Saptain a Suginoers in the European Theater ciation of Pho- He was discussing the contempt charge against him which We will be glad fo discuss your lawn condition HOME: +29, resulted in a 60-day sentence ati; ) York City, a train car porter Flpation of Japan. When ‘the war{ Pte. Robert Lee Lodge, for- logra. Phere. in of the. a State nen at Put. livan’ and open his County Cir-| : and MIX SEEDS to fit your needs. ~~ ad That si “Baiiey gros. and Barnum ended he stayed in. He and Mrs.| ery of Indianapolis, is now at fering $180 fn 0% namville. {cuit Court on time (Sept. 5). : : . and its capi with ‘assault. and Dattery. of 4 Armstrong are at the Presidio, | Camp Gordon, awards for out- sgnoved Onder - | - Two Exceptions BULK SEEDS : : Asiatic sho 8an Francisco. He now holds the Ga., after re-., =i hoto- Mr. Martin | 3 Except, of course for a neces- oe In that drawing 3 deadly weapon, ‘rank of master sergeant. S31 turning from m Sinding Entries will be accepted. A feud with John Knox Pur- sary side trip to Indianapolis to} . LAWN FERTILIZERS : the nearnes —rsssst=haoked at Suit I" His son. Cpl. George E. Arm i —oversess duty, en A 18, cell; Sullivan County “prosecutor, defend himself against a charge FERTILIZER SPREADERS i : 1 and their . The “show” began, poli id, | rl, (160rge rm- | Pte Lodge! hg. resulted in the Supreme Court of intoxication in Municipal Court | - ; ; : § gan, police sald, strong, is serving at the Edwards | Bony toned Mr. Martin's selection as judge ., iomnt charge when Judge 4. He was ted on the Maro : ; uled to beg EE went Hii door of | Ary Force Base, Muroc, Cal. i Stallone (was announced yesterday by Mrs. py, io jonored an order prohibit-, County's Ta pr A May 2%, GERMAN AND DOMESTIC Atterbury 4 , Inc. | road - ol . ; + N. Indiana Ave., to et a better, He served in the Alr Force cember, 1948, un-. or or me align "res Department. ing him trom having Prosecutor And a- “hearing before Special }- = SPHAGNUM PEAT MOSS all jog ok aA [from 1942 to 1945, but re-enlisted tit May of this : Tit [Purcell investigated by a special Judge George W. Long, Columbus, A an, last year, He was in the South year, . ADMITS $11,000 THEFT . prosecutor. lin his own (Harris’) court Sept. : ’ 2 missin arn, they fe Tt, Soins Pacific during the war, He is the son. LAS VEGAS, Nev. Aug. 12 "But they treated me very fair. 18 on a charge of writing a bad’ Gaines Vitality and Pratt's Dog Foods : : : or ne Max “Red” Sacks after Brown M./Bgt. Armstrong has two of Mrs. Ella (UP)-—Michael A; O'Connell, 26, at the farm,” said the “model check, | I Fo the altar o reportedly threw the trousers of| {daughters. both of whom were in| ‘ Jones, 1750 Mor- | of Yonkers, N. Y.. told sheriff's prisoner” whose sentence was. And any further activity re- THE GARTEN FEED co ing. one toi the suit into Mr, Satks' face, then|the Women's Army. COIPh....... i Pev-hodge Son St. Indi- deputiés tday he had embezzied|shortened by a week for - nf aro dE aR war mtting “knocked thé elderly man down, | One, Mrs. Nellie Hannigan, I8' pe. {dee h “anagolis. : a 311, S00 from the Arsiour Meat Thehavidr. . yas oo ; hg 518-556 S. SENATE 4 BLOCKS SOUTH FROM : f e; ge has two brothers Packing Co. and spent it all on a! As for the immed ate . fu ure, ler aul Robeson of a committee’ : J ’ en Fakes Yip Chase sens ii id ie. ind Is over-\ nd two stepbrothers whe served gambling spree. He was a book- the judge had “nothing in mind protesting the trial of 11 top! LI-5856 WEST SIDE OF STATE HOUSE : : Here's w In front of 304 Indiana Ave, Ane overseas with the armed forces: keeper. He has a wife and child lexcept to tend to business in Sul- Communists in New York. : — Fo or AR 280. AR ha chase was talen Ap by Harry: g ne WHF We eS DE SS sin icon rcs Foy AFC ani Se A a re PA eng rs REIL EF Sacks, son of Max Sacks. Two de- | | . week of a1 tective sergeants, Myron Portlow Leo C. Berkholz 1s attend- i . doljars gn + and Carl D. Michaelis, visiting in ling a Navy ra- { ly : OKe up sic - the Sacks Eagles loan Co. 304 dar school in & Shop Dai Select Your “this 1s it.” Indiana, followed on the heels of San Diego, Cal. 4 & Indianape - the younger Sacks. [He enlisted last _from 9:30 105 9 30 to 5 Children’ $ School cities surr ¢ Harry Sacks cornered Brown In ” f (Mar. 3. | bury in pla —+ a parking lot at New York St. and| . i Mr. Berkholz, i i a troops . . . i Indiana. However, police sald, : C . who is 20, Is a . : FREE FREE PARKING ~ Needs Now USO of W = Brown pulled a knife, Mr. Sacks § graduate of sought wit] backed off - and then the chase| Manual High’ Sk WASHINGTON CA LL zd USE OUR LAYAWAY ing to-fill | continued. rer en —_— im > i the. heachh Brown was cornered next: at “Rgt. G. EF “Cpl. G. BE, H “filling up’ { Senate and New York Sts By! Armstrong Armstrong Jr. jo Leo Berkholz, ‘Harrison, 1 : By time the detectives were in Lawrence, and cle, brough : the lead and Brown's “run” was ~The ether, Mrs. Doris Good, 18 ymre. Edith Bal- ; : P : ended. ¢ married to Eugene Good, formerly tenberger, 3202 Mr. Berkholz ol ee pastes 1 dianapols, Me. Sood ons Carson Ave, Indianapolis, Republica | 0 e nation’s defense o ” slugged it « E Former DPs ‘Warned [by working in the atomic plant! Now rving his second enlist- nominee chi ‘ To Register for Draft jat Oak Ridge, Tenn. ment in the Navy, Bob R. Wester-| ing its “wel M/8gt. Armstrong has another field was last fare state.” | living in Indiana must register|"On: James, who resides with his heard from at] cancellation i for the draft, B. W. Oesterling family at 624 8. RyboltSt., Ind ne With the ‘the crisis” { director of the Indiana Economic anapolis, He is a lumber sales or Weater- ii ee te a : a All Wool Sheen Le { cles. Cpl: Yeank D. Wooldridge, Whe 3 Navy ia 3913 Re| A : : ping oo ‘Me requested organizations to"! leave with the 16th Mazin ; | - * nny Inform DPs in their areas of this/Battalion for Oceanside, Cal, A ” A on 1 0 0% N Y L Oo Mf Gabardine er obligation = and explain that 28, will be ~ January and has: Cc : . wets A failure to do so may involve em- moted to ser-| E served recently | A R D f G A MN . . er oi barrassment or penalties, 2 geant soon. | © aboard the USS | : litt) la: ee Cpl Weel fle Bataan, He is 22. | - De dridge has been Mr, Westerfield ' . : Baby Swallows Lye | th He is the only| say 11RD) —_. Ee By . : of Mrs. Fénn een; -25- 8: es : RR el RE mE - E— . worse”, Jeitry Jacobs, 20 months old, Summit St, Indianapolis. | : was in fair condition at General nearly three £2" | : : : Hospital yesterday after he swal- years. A former student at Tech and | hh 4 8 Biggest lowed ‘lye at his home, 117 W, * He spent three| /Broad Ripple High Schools, Pfc. night's goir 27th 8t. Mrs. Alice Jacobs, the years in the ponert K, Gauchat, is serving in| : ; ’ men of loc child's mother, said her son got 255th Field Ar- Korea with a rise Battal into a can of lye which she was Onl. Wooldridge tillery Battalion, J ; heavy mortar cized goodt using to tor cleaning purposes, P K® Third Ar my, company of the| Long sleeve button front coat Chrysler Juerving in four major campaigns 5th C avalry| sweaters with crew neck; light its new 50 84th | Division Reunion during Da two years in Europe| Regiment. weight, added strategicall, The 300th Ammunition Tralnl TE je War. Pfc. Gauchat, warmth, Sizes 34 The “arsen * Association will hold its encam He now 1s employed by the Met: fon of Mr. and| to 40. White, Brew larger ment Sunday, Sept. 3, at htathpe ropolitan Coal and Oil Co, | Mrs. Frank G.| pink; blue, maize, City Cou mak Park, 35 miles south of. Cpl Wooldridge is married and Delatore, 1749 E. | lime and melon. i parking mi © Brazil and Terre Haute, Ind. The N28 three stepchildren, Richard, |] Tth St. 18 26 CA | 0 es * encampment will mark the 18th Robert and Patricia. : He. . enlisted n |. 298 ee - for the 84th Division organization, | «vv the Army im

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