Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1950 — Page 3

rouent. prisoner of ml TE. Bar wo y Helen Korean ie par of the North otherwise fall dead, America must | smended temporary aris) of gus. oliows the __that Lt. Jester te jaud shouid withdraw ¥3 forces |bage and treatment with DDT omakers calling for withdrawal of U. 8. on Rorea. 5 spiay. or lime. ; wage in- troops from Korea. { “I think it's too ridiculous to One- Indianapolis district, from uto Work« Mr. Malik exhibited the tele. VCD talk about” commented the 21st St. to-10th St. between White, lay. - gram in yesterday's session of the Captured Hoosier's mother, Mrs. River and the eastern city limits, hers United Nations Security Councit | P0@ M. Jester, 9510 E. 10th St. ‘| had Its 'ast collection a week ago. X rs Vin The names of Lt, Jester and ag | Anyone who can read or listen City Controller Philip Bayt sald at other captured Americans were 'C the radio knows what line of striknig employees will be asked uge pias “aimed” to 8 telegram ian DOU ihe Russians follow” BY infra fo Ietura te wok . shift. stated: 3 > e eel grate a or “There is no sense, {telegram in one respect,” she addSat, Sizin- continuation of this wr. TFarthe ner. “Ihe fact that they ussd his DEY Sp tea ol, oe, pant AY 32 . RL GT a hs vers from other ad set by GOOD COMPANY ON YOUR Reported Missing - | TARA PAS partments to temporary collection warks. B legs Lt. Jester was first reported Helping the handicapped help themselves is the aim of these pet Font Bayt said ne mare than : io hg : 0 bably will . missing in action in Korea and four civic leaders, who met yesterday to launch plans for Employ [Pecisa ne om. 4 yy a RRL any Meets : Beported 8 yeiasner « of wai Mok the Physically Handicapped West, Oct. ox Qitcuseing Hans Yes | City officials said they were un- *d The ele of garbage truck drivers and sanitation plant workers left this row of "idle" trucks” Ye y no ad- ay for week's kick- cheon . 2 were ri ‘able to grant higher pay increases| ay at ant. : : kers, even ditional word about him until Mr.| Miss Irene C. Boughton, president of Indianapolis Busi oh for th Er Ei hh Xterra esi ep re = . . y polis ness and [for the strikers because the de-ic.., ECT : 5 ES ot Malik's telegram yesterday. Professional Women's Club; Miss Ruth M. Hoover, president of mands were made after the 1951 Wop INSEE Rye =1 8 ad sco Steals Kitchen Sink OFF the y 530,000 motor Ve800 said. Veteran of 27 months service in| Indianapolis Altrusa Club; Tom Hasbrook of the Junior Chamber buaget Sr oposal wa Wy smised different kinds of ae ent PHILADELPHIA (UP) Hors [gine 4 owned by Total state said the World War II, Sgt. Jester fought} of Commerce, and Paul Schmidt, president of Lodge 122 of the change Ey rates, they Which take a tremendous annual bert Lee Bailey was found guilty and local government rything to in the Afsiean, Sicilian, Italian| American Federation of the Physically Handicapped. 4 2} toll JSrom the food supply of the and sentenced to 90 days to alin this country, not counting rg] . and European es. = SAR Ci roved world. © "year for stealing a kitchen sink.' military vehicles, y how long This was tho seul atiompt Fund Hearings May End Today bute and new pay schiss Mon. : : y ured 5 day. e union was notified yes- : ; : ; Hoosiers with * » -| Because few citizens have .ap-| Association and the Indianapolis h » : kers were pit peace’. propa peared at the Marion County|Chamber of Commerce. torday. and followed with the STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW! ortly after Two weeks ago Moscow's Lit-\ council's public hearing on appro-| Council candidates for next : : rations re- erary Gazette labeled Sgt. Paul riations for next year, the hear- year were invited ta the meetings, Pl f d ylons ret oo SRT Robert Sanders of Shoals as a ext year, the hear: [ito get an inside peak at the Plenty of Kids - 2 an No matter where vacation time “typical Indiana er" and|INg were exp to-end-today: WATIngs of Le SouNGH: PUL ONY | “COLUMBUS, hd, (UP)—Qiln-| = GRRE £9p m This year is going to find you,||dentified him as the son: of a| Originally scheduled to lastione candidate appeared for theltyplets were born on the Herman ; to send Don’t miss your favorite “rich Indiana farmer” in a Story|inrough Friday, the hearings with [Dearings. He was Howard S.'gimmons farm west of here to a 5-DIAMOND! ers in the from paper purporting to show the “uncul-itpe exception of those on the Wel- Morse, Republican“candidate for nanny goat. : Mi nt. The town you left behind: you, Ts 2PSCtS OF American fght-'zare.” Department ‘budget, ‘have/Ounclman, = =~ FINE WOOL ARGYLES ; vn y ind you. gi. Soealled quotes Bom tu been almost unattended. Fi d Gi A — FIRST FORESTRY SCHOOL ; SET Phone oosier . youth were rep Today hearings were on budg-/I'in ant Acorns _ The first school of forestry in ith. American Kiley 5551 BO hemseien "Ut lets for Building and Plan Com-| Oaks of Guadalupe Istand, the United States; first headed by with 20% nylon—2.95 y will hold ond have The Indianapolis Times | “~~ me of his par- Hanon. olin st the Revorder; Mexico's westernmost posses-| Gifford Pinchot, was formed on This doesn't mean nylon just in y Carnival mailed daily and Sundoy to your page Surveyor, an secutor, Juve- sion, have the largest known gpa¢ 5 now the Vanderbuilt o ane Hall at 43 vacation address ot no extra cost. ent, Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders nile Court, Juvenile Center, Pro- acorns, fully two inches in dia- al the toe and heel—but the wool Hall at 43 This way you can enjoy Alley Oop, |Of rural Shoals, last year was a bation Department, and the Coun-| meter. tate, just outside of Ashville, “fibers have bern enriched LS all the other comics, along with your [little more than $80, ty Agent’s office, : rrr ee een N. 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