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of the cannon.

ing the scoreboard.”

ington, Stengel celebrated

Yankees’ double triumph, 4 to 3)

and 3 to 0 over the Cleveland In-!

dians by ordering a cold beer and Many a week, needed to win tWo ,. 1 with three in th

a hot cup of coffee. — “Once im while” Stengel sald ar he slipped, "you can depend on ’ andther team to help you out, But almost always you've got to quit looking at the scoreboard and win on your own account,” - The Yankees did just that yesterday as they sent the eracked- | “up Indians down to fourth place With their fifth straight defeat. | [n the opener, Tommy Henrich, reliable as usual, delivered a!

Bron

pinch-gingle that scored the win

Ferrick won his eighth game, Hits 2d Homer Jn the second game, Johnny: Mize blasted his second homer of | the afternoon to give Ed Lopat a two-run margin that was all he! needed to preserve an incredible! record against the Indians,

in his career with only six defeats,

is scheduled at 12:30 in the afternoon.

"You Can't Win Pennants by Watching Scores,’ Casey Says as Yanks Take Lead

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer - -New York, Aug. 31—~Casey Stengel refused to be excited today most prohibitive 6% game lead because his Yankees were leading the league for the first time since | by whipping St. Louis, 9 to 8, in June 10-—instead he warned that “you can’t win pennants by watch- a night game as the secondplace : Long before he knew that the Detroit Tigers had relinquished their day game to Chicago, 6! the lead by splitting their double header with the Senators at Wash- to 5. the, ——

Lo-| pat’s victory was his fifth of the, season against them and his 26th!

Buddy - Toomey, Washington, D.C. will be catapulted i in a convertible from this non as thé feature attraction of Irish Horan's Hell Driver Show, Fair tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday. The convertible will be propelled 65 feet from the mouth’ and begin. Sunday show

The Tigers, who y fell down tn the clutch for the first time in b to keep their slim margin at the top intact; but lost their opener: at Washington, 3 to 2 as Sam Dente drove in the winning run off Fred Hutchinson in the 11th inning. { { Then, when it was too late for them to catch up, they downed the Senators, 10 to 8, in the second with a three-run rally in the

ninth, high-lighted by Jerry Priddy’s two-run single. Red Sox Win

Sox, 6 to 1, behind Joe Dobson's

tha Cub win.

four-ton can-

scheduled at the Indiana State

| Philadelphia Phillies took an al-|

Brooklyn Dodgers

The Cards tallied two runs in the last of the eighth to go ahead, |

ut the fightin’ Phillies

is 13th victory.

Smalley a Hero

lost

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 ( UP) .~Married non-veterans 19)

through 25 had a strong hint to-

for the “draft soon aflier family aiiowance ili law. 1 Selective Service “aMiclals said)

the GI becomes,

vey, which will be undertaken as soon as Congress completes ac-| ition on the allowance bill, “un|questionably” will -show that |

drafting of men with dependents Iwill soon be a necessity. |. They said President Truman ‘wil be urged to lift the pan {which now prevents the arattng jof some. 750,000 men in the 1

ito 25 age group have been igeferred for family reasons.

Agree on Bill

Senate-House conferees have already agreed on a family allow ance bill which would provide y allotments of from $85 to. $165 to GI families. Final action is soon. Draft calls now must be out (of a pool of .one million men {who are potential 1-A’s. Another [100,000 reach 19 each month but !probably not more than 20,000

CAME {5 30,000 are available for induce¢ ninth to {jon.

give relief Pitcher Jim Konstanty or weeded out for physical reaDick Whitman's gona. pinch-hit double for two runs was the big blow in the rally,

The others are deferred!

The question of how many mar!

{would depend on military man-| ipower goals.

Roy Smalley was the hero of not be very great, officials said |

EE ea

4pitching for his 14th victory. The resurgence by topping the Reds,

{Red Sox made four of their six'9 to 4 at Cincinnati as Vern Bick-|

[runs on errors. i At Philadelphia, the 8t. Louis Browns vacated. the American | League cellar by beating the A's itwice,-2 to 1, and 7 to 6, in 2 twi-night twin bill. Don Lenhardt, who hit his 21st homer in! the opener, drove in the winning {run in the second. I In the National

ipl

League, the

Horseshoe Singles Tourney Set Sunday

The fifth annual singles cham-| plonship of the Indianapolis Horseshoe - Pitchers Association will be held Sunday at Brookside Park. .

“scheduled tomorrow night and! Saturday from 9 am, to 8 pm.

Defending is Richard Printz.

“Qualifying for the tourney ol

SmBIon of the met} Most arms and munitions officials gathered here after the 51st “plonship from Tou Ambers in Pat as sort of their own personal property.

Jethroe,

Louis Olmo, ordon hit homers, The Giants topped the Pirates, |

4 to 0, as Bal Maglie pitched his second straight shutout, | hitter, and his 13th victory against three losses, making him the top

a five-

tcher in the majors on a per

centage basis.

Shortage of Some Guns, Shells May Slow Hunters

Korean War Has Litt

le Effect

So Far; War Il Backlogs Still Heavy

VANDALIA, O., Aug. 31 (UP) woods and duck

Hunters heading for the fields,

shooting grounds this fall may find some makes Aug. 31 (UP) {of guns searce and ammunition even sca

-~ But any increase |

Cincinnati to Stage

RUN Ce intest ~~ PEnistT Having little dramatic)

CINCINNATI, 0., Aug. 31 (UP) A-home run hitting contest be-

{ford won his 17th game and Sam tween Ted Kluszewski of the Cin- One” about two years ago. But and Sid cinnat! Reds and Pittsburgh's ex-|

[plosive Ralph Kiner will be staged!

{before the night game between the| {Reds and the Pirates here Sept. 6.|tn

Each of the two powerhouse {sluggers will be permitted to hit| 112 fair balls against a batting practice pitcher. Kach man will

{est drive, 15 points for the second | [longest, 10 for the third and five! {for the fourth. The winner will receive A $100 prize.

Lou Jenkins Assigned ‘As Mess Sergeant COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Lou Jenkins, who

reer because of the Korean ;won the world's lightweight cham- Cottag

'day that they will become eligible

{aspirant likes to hear. But it's {the exception in TV. A lot of new

Well Into ‘New Arf

Many Unknowns Become Expert’ Video Actors but Miss Stardom

| made a five-year study of video,

i This is the last of & series of articles about the growth and i television, America’s “infant industry.” —The-auther -been- television editor for magazines and has

y By OAMERON DAY Recognize the names of Vaughn Taylor, Leslie Nielson, Oliver

clair? Probably not, but you will

an Armed Forces manpower sur- Thorndike, Lawrence Fletcher? or Jean Carson and Mary 8in-

toon. 10 you own a set, you've

(undoubtedly seen. sach one on television.

in summer stock and road shows, followed by a brief stint as radio announcér and actor. It doesn't sound like an impressive back-

ground for television, but it is. Taylor is one of the busiest actors

viewers the test » Kiligallen, casting director CBS-TV, this way: “Television draws its

move, learns his lines quickly, takes direction intelligently—important qualifications for TV

in video. One producer says

Old Troupers Usually Good in TV

Directors find performers of the old trouping, road show are PSC, said_this morning he had| ried men would have to be called Usually good TV actors. This is a ‘vanishing breed, of course, and postponed plans to approve an un-| could use more of them -because they're adaptable and accus- !solicited fare increase for the! The number would omed to working under diMiculties, Viedo is plagued by lack of space; and there in not much time! His triple high-/if the armed forces stick to their| fOr rehearsal between shows. As one _producer said, lighted a four-run raiy in the present goal of 2.5 million men fOr & prima donna.” seventh inning and, in the ninth, iby next June. he saved the game for Waltiabove that total would -require 'icia Monteleagre is now mulling Dubiel by snaring a liner by Gil larger draft calls, {Hodges an inch off the ground! Fhe Red $ox, who practically to end the game when; with the ning run in an uphill struggle in Never lose to a second division bases loaded, a single would have em ev ben —otegir-at-home-drubbed-the-Whitetted- H+ jo 8 esi THRiGE &8 Feller Tom The ‘Boston Braves kept up their

A slim, dark girl named Fe- is no substitute for professionallan effort to determine whether it

‘over scripts from Hollywood for a possible starring role. - A short time ago Felicia was concerned only with becoming a concert

expérience, she wasn't hopeful when she tried out for a part in "Redemption," put on by “Studio

she got the part and has been {steadily in demand for top dramatic shows ever since. : This is a pleasant success story, e kind a young, inexperienced

work.”

It's. ‘no place

experience. It may have been far from Broadway, from the stage, radio_or movies, but it must be! there. Pat Meikle, talentéd young star of Dumont's captivating kids’

in it. The Meikles haven't been long out of the University of Michigan, but they are old hands in the theater. Both were in college dramatics, summer stock, and with the Dock Street Theater of Charleston, 8. ,|C. They came to New York two years ago hoping to crack TV. Before they did, they spent months just watching. shows,

For TV, as for any other craft, Miss Kiligallen points out, there

Actually, Pat owes her thought “Television Baby-Sitter”

‘needed someone to build a show from there and Pat

crack at it,

Ax a result, Pat demonstrated she has a The baby-sitter show is carried locally now, and e" is on the Dumont network. And kids

dren.

{notes on every phase of it.

Parlayed Baby-Sitting Into Stardom

start to a title. A Dumont producer

studying techniques, and taking |

was a good title, which it is. He

and Hal took a

rare charm for chil-

“Magie

The. high—operal it the company will always be there,

writes “Magic Cottage” and acts first being asked © i: »

system to “lower fares” if it wants

“Every time. the Public Service Commission raises bus and trolley fares,” he said, “fewer people use

ly records of Indianapolis Railways, Inc., which showed that after every fare increase patronage fell off and the financial plight of thé firm “did not improve.

“The

the transit facilities.” ; bn "Mr. Jones pointed to the month- fide a. N

operating costs of

no matter how many people ride the busses,” Mr, Jones asserted. ‘Worth a Try. “It seems to me that if they lowered the rates and filled the busses, the company would realize more money. At least it should be worth a try.” W. Marshall Dale, president of | the transit firm, issued a statement inrresponse to Mr. Jones’ advice to lower fares. ; “I dont know how we could work it out that way” he said. “There is little danger of Indianapolis - Railways trying to {charge excessive fares because we| {know it could price _ us out ot} business.” Hugh Abbett, chairman of the!

Maré

leity’s transit system. PSC Plans Review | Mr. Abbett said the commission will review the case Tuesday in’

should be reopened. Earlier this week Mr. Abbett | sald he would reopen the transit

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FREERS-—Josephine, age 8, “beloved sister of Frede and d George Preers,

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XY, Friday, 1 pp. m. Friends ine vited.

FORCHE—Charles P., 5071 Noryaida,

father of

Mich.

Freers, Chicago, AWAY Prats Jueral

ME "recs

Hoste, ieplana Cemetery, Eg a rena hay call at the notiuary afte 0:30

| heari to “give them some fi-| of Arthur _— of Betroit, hee, nancial help.” > Jouise Bartley, fan Antonio. Tex. Mayor Feeney this morning] Gal" and ‘Cate. Hi Helos, San Jose, show, “Magic Cottage,” got her said “it is ‘inconceivable the com-| Passed away "WoGnotiay. Biles first recognition solely in televi-| mission would try to give any TUARY Y, Saturday, 330 P. Me sion. So did her husband, who utility a rate increase without Friends invited. iB . LE age 60, beloved hure band of Alma, father of elen

Mar ake, Esther Robbing:

Needham; brother ne Hazel McClain, Verlie Henry, White land, and Mabel Williams of Greens wood, ed away at his home, Greerwood, RR. 1, Wednesday me Services at the Rockiane Christian am ™ Church, Priday. 2:30 ; rial Greenwood Cemetery, Friznds may . 3 rr — A na, Ie ez, jo e IS nd J Road, ov ughter od fo (uy int Luc Space Plann r FE Smith, “Judkins. Nine 10 Doctors, Dentists | hots o ous dort Hr . Hickman rs, entis Rasaed avay intro) Pris By LARRY STILLERMAN Sain | PONERAL he g S05 Ge

Times Real Estate Editor The North Side will have a “miniature” Hume Mansur building by the first of the year. The foundation is already in and framing will start next week on a one-story medical center at 28th and N. Delaware Sts. Plans for the brick and stone‘veneer structure were. disclosed

Aug.

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1601 E. New York St. m. . Burial Crown it

SERVICE. rere , Haute _Papers please copy.)

HELMS—Earl B. 3 i N. Arsenal: - 0! dda

This is vis i 1 aturd: m. Lower. qualifiers will compete/anhual Grand American Trapshoot weren't openly discussing the 1940, has been assigned as mess = F ¢ on i" of .~- BUI eh more Intimate with Then Co., project developers. funeral home Stier $5. Mm. Thures in a handicap series in the four ticklish situation today, Rut the con Trapsheoting Association, S€r8eant of an engineer unit sta. 11% AY VIOWers cOMe ,udiences than ever before. |The building will cost in excess of 5337 E. 1ith 8 division meet. A round robin con. Beneral feeling seemed to be that wp, nansor the shotgun ecarni-| (tioned at Camp Carson. to take a personal interest in Per-| One afternoon Pat Meikle was| $65,000, Company President Jake| entered into rest day. Wis test will be held In each division. if the Far Eastern situation gets yu) ingicateq sufficient ammuni- Jenkins, who left the Army in formers: This is new, to some ex: in her apartment when the bell|Luiz said. ow F To Fi gh > So {worse, millions of hunters would {j,n was now on hand to carry {he '308 to become a professional tent, even to the top stars Hie (rang and there stood a smudgy- The off-rectangular shaped| Anna ¥ uo Sfp leryice lat rn ‘have to stay home for lack of the Grand through several more DoXer and spent World War II in| Berle or Godfrey, who have been faced little girl of about ten. The building will contain 23 rooms, PEACE CHA The New Method of ‘shot and shell, {war time years. . |the Coast Guard, joined the First standouts in show business for a child looked up, and her face|including consultation, reception Here 30 Parkview, "Reach ®entrol | Nearly 2000 scattergunners. A spokesman for the Western Cavalry division shortly after the long time. For the lesser lights, | broke into one of those smilesiand operating quarters for 10 a “years, plo rest Wedh als ake {burned uf2 million shotgun shells [Cartridge Co. said he has not War. /many of whom tolled for years of ecstatic happiness that only, doctors and dentists. ther of Geraldine Pearson. brother bother with messy powder when 4-9-2 §ip or during the recent “Roaring heard of any ammunition short-| Jenkins’ reserve unit recentlyin stage or radio without ever kids can ‘produce. | Off-street parking will be pro-| # gf Braet pert nate of Bat | quid, brushed around just where It ks § i {age except in some districts where W38 called to active duty. becoming known on the outside.! «pg; Meikle” she breathed! vided in the rear of the bullding,| SR ERAGE Care = nooded; Kills roaches, ants, waterbugs and § TBE the Grand was fired all distributors delayed in placing a [it 1s a special thrill to be recog- rapturously. “I've found you!” | Milton J. Fineberg, secretary-| fome. Burial Beck ytile Ind. (Crawe other crawling insects and Is effective for § quring World War II, despite the orders, He said the Western Serv \ {nized and hailed on the street. | or ardayile papers plesse cos sopy.) g i ervices rrang That was all, but Pat hastreasurer of the firm, said. MeCORMICK- Emmett. J. McCor many weeks. Invisible, odorless and stain § (act that the average hunter plants are now working six days For M Isobel Paul It is also a special challenge never heard five words that made Leases for quarters “in the Beloved shan d of Cycherine te: Joss, 4-9-2 kills roaches the sanitary, quick § could not get ammunition, ex- a week entirely for commercial or Mrs. 150 av jto them, because they are 80rher happier. { building will be handled by the Cormick, tater of nn E, McCorand sure way. 4-9-2 is a professional in- § cept for an occasional handful output and that the Korean War Times State Service | Lutz company, Mr. Fineberg said. assed away Wednesd ug. 30. secticide packed with power fo kill. {doled out from upder the coun-| has not affected supply. | SHELBYVILLE, Aug. 31 Fun- IN INDIA | Occupancy is scheduled by Janu- INGTON "PONE. LAS Le Arnott Exterminating Co Iter of the local sporting goods Fred Hickey, a representative eral services for Mrs, Isobel Paul, - ary, 1951, he said. Washington St. ‘Satur das; Pe F i. Am £50. Ftore. of the Savage and Stevens rms who died today in Major Hospital, | The Bruce Savage Co. North| our keds of Lourdes Church's m Erterumlars Other AR Moths} The Grand was able do Sony (firms, pointed on that os 8Un ‘will be held at 10:30.a. m. Satur- EVENTS TODAY mn L. Hughes st 800 N. Senate. Side - réaltors, handled negotia- ay call at ‘the funeral home rents tinue because of a large backlog makers have been unable 10 day in the -Sleeth Funeral Home. Indiana State Fair—Through Sept. 3. Pair- Theriensive cardioyascular | tions fo chase of the pr RG Ctr SR . }M- MASS, AVE. of shells. Offic lals of the Ameri- catch up with the backlog of Burial will be in Forest Hill Ceme- whoo ownship Werkshe, daar con. Mari rr ln Pluasant, | | a : ® PrOpenty eron. od ved Rieer of ski cunt orders that: piled up, during ibe tery, Shelbyville, Indiana - m Eleh shew rough don) | Pong mader, BL MO Adams, carcl-| Cr is medical building 1s in ad-| Heed." Kuby Grivben. Bernice Me: last war, oF \ bd . Schene, 77, at General, arterio-| > ormick, Leona Sutton, Margaret Sile TELEVISION SHOW Every Night Winchester Repeating Arms. oe rho — nere® wr ale" Beara—Luncheon, Washing-; ler Smiley, 71, at 4301 E. Michigan, | dition to one. contemplated at andpolls, and | te Pay Mil, "eine See These Models in Operation — Come.in and Compare Sets | Co. spokesmen agreed with Hick- all her life. Her husband, Louis {stifuetion Lesrue—Luncheon, IAC. ed Ey Hun, {Paisticl re hod Bina 2 ia ind" {4 gress ura onion Tey. “The shortage is due to long 'E. Paul. died 2 Ciy ol 1 on, 1 h pa f : way W day a.m. Serve @RCA-Victor © Philco ® Westinghouse | continue — demand, hut--sporting: 1 Paul. dd two sons. TLE nd Te Sirois, ol, 68. at 1588 N. Park, suw-{ that triangular intersection is be-| ict Ssturder, 1°30 pom SHIRLEY ® Zenith ® Admiral ® Motorola ammunition should be. fairly¥/Clarence A. and Dr. Forest K. Tu "Crean Amsoeistion~Luncheon, Lin- | Lo 8 "Ha test 20 N. Pusming, Ji mapped he Times revesied mas eal at ‘ine. Chapel any gime. + —— rs " m— plentiful thie Tal, althoupn a few both of Indianapolis. Internal Auditors—Luncheon. Warren, | Dixie May pLydv. 0. at 318 a. Temple, | in May. ve Loretta. 1413 ‘Lucerne’ 81. Terms to Sult ‘LANE RADIO : Dependable diy She was a member of the Meth- EVENTS TOMORROW Rarmond L_ Lone. 64. af Lona. coronary ————— | “gt Ronald Raymond Biurm. sinter of { 2 Service types, ay sud wrt odist Church, the Order of Eastern Indiana State Falr—Through Sept. &. Pair. Samuel oiler. 23. 3 at. 3777 N.- Meridian, | tam, JY illigm and John Johnson. dem n "2828 E 10M AT. 1463 - 21 Yon note oe viele oe Shi wid xe Star, and the War Mothers of j.gana 4-0 Club Show Through Sept. 8, JOSOBD. Hen or Robertson, at 1448 Walter Hollenbeck Pe IRM Moons * : { } " pe’ 1 P i y 1d w ad War 1. id Grimace Association Through Sun- Bophit Tones 40 mash Limestone, careis, 'S S t d § ims, PALS, Cadel Hors © going forward daily and shoy - esi 8 ’ % ervices aruraa Trinity Church. 9 “Burial St me ———————— make supplies adequate by the Si I . tira Bier peaashingto be - y eph_Cembtery. Friends invited. time the fall season opens.” ° nverman Again fheshers. Cin seiption Lin Tar ton Walter 8. Hpllenbeck, railway HG RDIN—Ernle A. age 32. bes INDIANAPOLIS : Bless 1 Yoel + Ship Movements 1 jon of Mr. and Mrs. Fran Remington Arms. has been Denies S Charge | Kiwanis ¢ iT mail clerk for 35 years, died yes-| Tess Fran rr {working ‘round-the-clock to fill] A PY 7 ~Liincheon. ‘se verin By United Press terday at his home, 3201 Nicholas| gharlotte Teagardin, brother of Mrs. the rush of orders for: ammuni-| AgHINGTON. Aug. 51 MARRIAGE LICENSES boe® JLork Arrivala—Stockholm, Goete- St. : © | Violet ea frit 2 a Sheth ori tion and guns received from job-| 120 man, fo James x Thom 84 336 E. 13th: Lena New York Bepariaresamerte Har-! A lifelong resident of Indianap-| Wed evening. Funeral services Satur= | [Force economist, denied today!lqlevels. 67. 961 vester, Br ota Gede. Aden: Plonasr! i - afin ; at a: _ he th ke—oft-the—outbreak PE ar, or toe i AgUN, Mr. Ho beck, T TE we “sy | for the second time charges that Ka hleen A. LR 1640 Ala | ba ls San = os: = oii Re wie Y¢, se & AB Ny ERA FICE. | t . sie i he Soviet spy Stores documents to ao er A. Sandia e, 54, 30 Psca; Shelley Pek Islands. ’ Cave Mani; ind 1948. He was a member of the SL at She Tun ner os ads time , +1: ; s : | Soviet spy ring { : uesday at. | Meridian Hills Event = : . ene nd agus: Barvars | ——— | Brotherhood of Clerks. Laid Castle Film TT toh Mr. Silverman ed, how | ciltiord. Nod Services will be at 2 p. m. Sat- of Mrs. ALUMINUM STORM SCREENS . Pairings Announced ever, to answer gen related Kt ek 1. ba a. oad" lal leck iled |urday tn Grinsteiner Blondie Thompson: sis WINDOWS AND DOORS Sell or Rent PAlrings have beep anounced}! his association with known a Servigp : Brivia | Mos wih Pineal Ft Mis Soli, Bini, 3 Abbott a Costello Mighty Mouse—ste: : oe LL : Communists on the grounds that|,5s Lg x Shir will Crown Hill oodward. Jamestown, and Mrs. MODERATELY PRICED for the Senior:Junior, golf tourna- McDona, ers, 1733" Hoyt; Rosa- Sha al Home. Bu are his wife, M ary Hendr passed awa; = i. - a Fania TATE ATS Ta fomarrow HS —answers—might tend to in={ ite e 23, 1 Ls & e, Maude; iden ALLOYS wn AN Indianapolis Camera Co. RAPE HY Hens Hills sg ars 1 gh I [ames Welborn. 3 ih ne, dear On Rumlev Defense a son, Harry, Schererville, Ind.: bi ha 'o i CR 1 8 Senate 20) 8 Washington Lr ado a leams py e.0 Mr. Silverman testified - before Eee 1. N. Illinois; two daughters, Mrs. Lawrence A i @O, SE u ram mma LE : . . wal.|the House Un-American Activi-| William Akin, 30. Morristown: Patricia ~ Dugan, Indianapolis and Mrs. Friends may’ cul I _ = The Red team consists of: Wal- 0 Pari DAN 3 a 4% > , ; . ties Committee. Two years ago Gears . BATker, By DAN KIDNEY {John Broderick, New Haven, Ea — t dy, Robert Calls Gio 28 JN Alabama; ] - owns LARDEST 3 RLEETION roche “Invalid Walkers Charles. Braughton, Pete Shit: Elizibeth Bentley accuse him ot po bert eX or 0 414 Solropinale WASHINGTON Ng 31 p.! (Conn.; a brother, William, Holly- 1H anaes a. his RUGS from $2.39 and Posture Beds nolder, Ray Roberson, Arch Voris, passing highly secret information! Rd. Ruth Charles A. Halleck's, Rensselaer! ¥o00 Cal, and. three grandchil- av ofS chasio} £ RK nd an’ Bs. Reiied oF Osca¥ "Miller, Gerald Williams,|OP airplane production to her for max & Me aa 303. Ny Ue liton: Ger- {Republican, legalistic defense of peton 8 urial Memorial Look for the store with the bis ¢ 4 , + delivery to a Soviet spy ring. a — Park. priends invited. front, HAAGS Ray Jones, Rudy Boyd, Glenn HN attord Se hy 8. 9th. Willedehn M. Dr. Edward A. Rumley, LaPorte . . . WILLIAM 8—Robert V. 3303 Brooke * HOOSIER * ind LL Sears, Elliott Phillips, A. C. Dem-| re : } Wiliam J. McDonnell. 35. 1617 N. Rural: Was. vigorously assailed in me Going Fishing on side Parkway N. D.' Beloved huss PAINT & LINOLEUM CO. 19 North Capitol Ave. aree, Phil Gilchrist, Howard Mutz, (WEDDING BAND TATTOOED {eles % face: #. 916 Wat Dr. House by Rep. Andrew Jacobs, Y. ; Vv 2 9 pond ot Ont Narrarst 211 BE. Washington R1-#313 Fred Dyar, The identifying ‘wedding band’. Richard nts. Tal dN 1948 V4 Valley: Mary Indianapolis Democrat. our acation ! Bye. aon. of! , Marth a 3 ifn “ “ On the Blug Team roster are: for Taiyal brides, in Formosa, ig a Paul Youmans. 48. Meces; Ruth Reynolds. | The Marion County Congresa. ‘ se Rosemary Willams, all of eitvi S— ® Clifford Wagoner, Tom Kennedy, tattooed marriage mark that wit, S16 Grittenden y. man took the floor. to. point. out TE a CAPRIS: » a etn 50 Ral Wi ds ¢ h th 1 h Erman B Bourne ol a”, 1028 Riotdws that \eht- or RB 1 . 1 vassed auay 3 yingenm & Hos > Henry Simons, Jim alch, yil- isprea 8 from er mou 0 her ris S ha rig -wing Tr. Jumley’s p a nesday, Augus a, * ¢ TERRIFIC VALUES 5 29 Ham Pressing. Paul Bumann, Wil- ears, =~ oN Gym: 36. Bll Fie onduct before the House lobby Xe Rs F Fiera HOM OREN AUGUST SALE 48 Bass liam Kingdon, Herman Uebele Jr., pe re—— M. Moss. 19, a XN. Pin asuiner} investigating committee was Nay York Ex Saturde oly” Eros Ed Dallman, Jack Bartley, Ken {equally as contemptuous as that Church 8 m Burial Holy Cross MARILYN FUR CO. INDIANA MUSIC CO. Hoy, Dick Hume, Charies Lowe, Do You Get Drunk? yiiegd sur WE SIAY | un lof William L. Patterson, left-| ote ans 4 "5. m Thuradas: IN MARILYN'S J] 115 E. Ohio FR-1184 | gobert Stultz, Willlam T. Kelley, w h h fuer va, " oh no arts (wing, afd that both. contempt el-| Loognotee. Ind. _DAprs please copy 2 E. OHIO BT. nu =——!and Bill Redding. alc These Signs: pang Edie A Allen: Jiitared L. ve. Pran- tations asked by the House com-| 2 Lodge & Club Notices TT @® There: are six categories fos, ty ima vs. ns unos Bi: mittee chairman should ‘be ap NA CHAPTER. NO. 131 ? A “Te ussell R. Jones. proved. ¥ OES. Stated Friday, Guaranteed WATCH False eth of Ankers among the BIRTHS Dr. Rumley, executive secretary Saks: Stated muting Teidan, 1 Low Prices 4 ans o>. . Americans {of the Committee for Constitu-| soming REPAIRIN al i» Sulla login Dldiuevaith Sew Cuties who “bend the “elbow.” Thacker: Tola Stevens. W.M. -Day Service plastic. ONE application fits he ov : 14 ob prs rg agi: tional Government, was held in Velma Henry, Secr. 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