Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1950 — Page 18

a ~ uss Unions Capital-Bound Atforays. Balk Red Moves

Face Deluge of Cocktails members Rebel

Dozen Whing-Dings Docketed for Bar Association Against Lommunists

Delegates—With Potomac Boat Trip for Recuperation | Times Forsien Correspondent

ings here beginning Sept. 16: Kindly, do not. forget your stainless That is Rl] Mme. Wellington exploftation. _—

All told, there are 12 big af- °f New Mexico and Mrs. Ander- Pariy-giving rope?

fairs planned for you visiting 50D mouthpieces and your wives and they'll probably give a medal to the last one to collapse. Things will start off on the 16th when George Maurice Morris, a big shot attorney here, gives a eocktail party for members of the association's taxation section. Mr, ‘And Mrs. Morris will give another party the next day for the house’ of delegates and then the schedule will continue like this: Also Sept. 16, cocktails at the, Charles Rhynes; Sept. 17, same at the Charles E. Pledger Irs.; Supt. 18, a mammoth reception at . Pan-American Union; Sept. oy fashion luncheon at the Shore-| Hotel; Sept. 20, dinner given the Metropolitan Club by Har-| id Gallagher of New York. presidént of the Bar Association; Sept. - 21.°a tea for lawyers’ wives at the Sulgrave Club; Sept: 21, din.’ ner at the Columbia Country Club’ en by Mr. Gallagher for Chief udge Harold M. Stephens of the U. 8. Court of Appeals and Mrs. L Stephens; Sept. 23, a tour of Dumee barton Oaks, between, on Sept. 19, the will take a special boat trip on the Potomac- ~probably for Nobody ever listens to what

ning to eomplain avout the mo- trend.

kabab. . Korea.

stomachs around town delirious] with delight. or Single set: Joe! ment’'s anti-Communist bill. | spread with butter and stuffed Wharfies Revolt | with spiced meat or goat's milk | cheese. Goats are pretty cheap {now, by. the way. the | Bakalava is the same thing only lit’s filled with pistachios _ and sugar. Chikapees are chikapee nuts ground into flour and mixed with chopped vegetables and spices and then fried in hot oil Halawa are sesame seeds mixed with a caramel preparation ang ville dried into: small blocks. nd arms shipments to Korea. kabab is steak, ground and mines with green onions, parsley, green peppers, mint, salt, pepper, mustard and eggs, then formed into

belling.

[tion lines in this town so the other! wha chief ” * minor govern- votes.

ur Congressmen pamper one hands with his hostess and! loffices recently and found new he Chicago Dally

i | BRISBANE, Australia, Sept. 9 By ANDREW y TULLY, § Scripps-Howard Staft Writer a few “admiring glances, but she —An increasing number of AuWASHINGTON, Sept. 9—This is a warning to all lawyers and was surprised at the amazed looks stralian unionists are indicating their brides planning to attend the American Bar Association meet-,on the faces of the other guests. that they're fed up with Moscow

a you hit Washington a bunch ih dr Ton 9 seems “the out-/ for 53 Australian union bosses, | wives of the local association members—are going fit was an authentic Chinese who happen to be Communists as

from the corner pool hall begin- plotting in the unions indicate the

notany of having to chew on First came the Seamen's Union pig's feet sandwiches and sauer- members’ angry repudiation of an kraut at your poker parties? Then arbitrary decision by their red try a litie borek on them. Better officials to refuse to allow the seastill, try not only a litle borek men to man ships carrying arms ibut some chikapees, halawa and to Australian fighting forces in

| - That's the stuff Mre."M. O. A." Next the once-obedient coal Baig, wile of the Pakistan minis- miners kicked over the traces. ter, serves al her cocktail parties mney overwhelmingly vetoed their and it's got all the aristocratic! communist leaders’ proposal for jan alliance with other red-domi-{nated unions to fight the govern-

But the worst news for the reds, who once held a whip hand over unions they-—controlled has just come. The wharfies are re-

Big Jim Healy, Communist boss of Australia’s 20,000 wharf laborers, had asked his loyal wharfies in the Port of Townsto vote for a boycott on

Non-Communist wharfies mustered enough strength to stage a revolt, however. In one of the most turbulent meetings on reci iL. ord, they defeated the boycott by “Purposes of revival. anybody says-in those big recep * dough and Ir joa in ? the narrow margin of 299 to 230

to take you in tow and dra i bridal robe. A ] It just about oz XR around L what the an ai. [mes Among those who tried out ! ns rr ee ie tors always call a dizzying succes-|the swimming pool which isn't p. oo the Kebab strikes and boycotts. sion of cocktail parties and gen. T®ally much bigger than Lake ARE YOU at th a of Three recent rank-and-file reteel whing-dings. {Erle were Senator Clint Anderson a A the id volts against Communist political

her: The other day was the/cracked “By the way, I robbed the | safes, costing about $300 each,

Bet birthday Sf he. Zugene J Riss National Bank this morn-|p 2g heen installed in several of | The New Method of Rep. James J. Murphy also of| “Isn't that splendid,” gushed (the offices. He asked one regional Roach Control! ew York didn’t give Rep. Keogh the half-listening dame. “I hope {director how come and the direc-| why bother with messy powder when 4.9.2 |tor said he didn’t know any more!| jiauid, brushed nd Just where Mf | big cocktail and dinner party/the trafic wasn't too bad on your quid, around Ju re i Is #t the swank Carlton Hotel. [way back,” {about it than that they'd been or- | needed, kills reaches, ants, walerbugs and

Murphy being Democrats, the! A LOT of ‘hoity- toity Washing- 'with the department's regula- | many weeks. Invisible, odorless and stainPffair was jammed with people lonians are going around with | tions.” loss, 4-9-2 kills roaches the sanitary, quick ke Senators Pat McCarran of|tender posteriors and sensitive] “What's in this one here? asked! and sure way. 4-9-2 Is a professional inevada and Herb O'Conor. of stomachs these days as a result the boss, secticide packed with power fo kill. Pint arylana, Rep. Franklin D.|of the annual horse show and, “I don’t know,” answered the | 75 quart $1.25, ia in, Mail That Man! Jr.): Roosevelt, and Righ-finks tossing at Warrenton, siagional director. " ” orders filled—add 25¢ for de aj. Gen. Hary H, Vaughan, aide| Va. “Ok, then, let's open "sa al President. But they weren’t| But everybody, including Chief|the boss, Arnott Exterminating Go. tutfy about it—they also let in|Justice Fred Vinson and Mrs. Vin-| They did. Inside they found one | ** MASS. AVE.

Both Rep. Keogh and Rep.| |dered to buy. them “to conform | ofher crawling insects and is effective for

nator Owen Brewster, the(son, had a good time runningjitem—an envelope marked “Top|~ s——

ine Republican. about from cocktail party to horse Secret” which contained a memo] Lh. = a ring to cocktail party. Biggest entitled “Instructions to Buy Safe! wen's Back affair was that given by Mr. and to Keep Secret Documenta In.”

. Mrs, Walter P. Chrysler Jr. but oar. RIGH-JINKS heres {it's not true there were six bars; JIM PRESTON, 74-year-old una on a new lease of There were only Bve, official historian of the Senate fe this weke when Mr. and Mrs. 'who works in Senate Secretary AND SERVICE orris (Pass Joa Culues Hen Un- Mrs. Sidney Wheelock. wile of Les Biffle's oftice, is a ringer for Come in and See the Platinum back sn ° or nk, got Neville Chamberlain, Britain's m a vacation in New England./a nice present recently—a fancy “Munich” boy, He was a, technical Famous Webber Freezer Right off the reel, or something, Chinese evening gown with head-|qirector for the movie. “Mr. Smith | Before You Buy wen fixed up one of those inti: dress. Seo naturally, she togged goes to Washington” and even OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. ate luncheon-swimming party herself out in it when she went played in it—as Jim Preston. EXCEPT SUNDAY ffairs—only 50 guests—and gotito dine at the Chinese Embassy. Maj. and Mrs. John Horton he welkin ringing just like old She figured she'd probably xt have moved into a new house in|

“| Bethesda, near the big Naval Hos-| Ask Mrs. Manners— | pital. In case you've forgotten,

Mrs. Horton .used to be pretty well)

Daughter-in-law Has La

Ww. -. Snyder.

Disrespectful Attitude | -

YDEAR MRS. MANNERS: MY SON MARRIED the girl next door when hie came home rom service. After three years of marriage they are still making their home with her widowed mother, which I think is fine. Here is my problem. We've always lived next door to the | . ® Co i” rl ‘and her mother and never had a word before my son married. | e girl was over every day. Now she and her mother don’ t seem > ENROLL the same. My daughter-in-law —— ee ramen WHERE CAN tries to get out of my invitations herself by feeling you've been . ; ed Sand speaks to us only when she as unkind as she is. Your son - | 60?

NOW” leases. She gave approves of you. He wouldn't, . e a present in if you picked on his wife, even ho wrong size | with “justification. . IN DIANAPOLI S mnd offered to | I'm sure youre a wonderful | mother, but maybe you appear to monopolize people you love. CENTER | Living as close as you two ° COLLEGE COURSES

xchange it in families do, I think you should

PURDUE PETE SAYS:

sJanuary. That’ .pwas the last I.» paw of it.

£ One day,

#kidding way avoid too frequent contacts. Freshman Orientation Test—Sept. 1-8 A NM gd Tid n't Smt rere - Registration—Sept. 14-15—12.8-P. M. now was goa- fgoe gk . f re Si ROE ‘Fire Official to Speak Classes Begin—Sept. 18. : pm Swhen she walked Ralph R. Fender, director of * TECHNICAL INSTITUTE an while I washed « fire. prevention, will address the First Term Orientation Test—Sept. 11—6 P. M

She woodwork. She said she wasn 't| Kessler Park Civic League at 8 : . $helping and went home. She never pm. tomorrow in the Flackville Registration—Sept. 12, 13-128 P. M entioned a gift 1 brouglit her. Methodist Church. All residents Classes Begin—3ept. 14, + She made me ride in the back of Kessler Park and vicinity are idi Smeat 50 the dog could ride in front. invited. 902 N. Meridian - LI. 3548

3 said nothing. but had a quiet’ : - —— rp cee RQittle cry at home. My son said. ; + ‘Mother, forget it. She gefs those Ispells and there's nothing vou . fran do.” } $+ Mrs. Manners, if she would treat me with just a grain of frespect I'd be the happiest mom ¢in Indianapolis. Should I have a stalk (she has a temper) or con-| jtinue to be myself and to think sof her as my daughter, trusting $God to change her ways

: BEWILDERED MOTHER. - " i v SETS | BUTLER UNIVERSITY sted and you'd list hers, if : 4 po! 4 . !

ou had a little talk, wouldn't ou? I'd ignore her unkindness. ‘hen remorse comes, as it

ust to & girl worthy of your - REGISTRATION DATES

n's love, she can't excuse

§33:z

IAdvertisement) Sept. 11—Freshman Tests, Junior & Senior Advising.

S | 0 p 6 E IT N G Sept. 12—Freshman Lectures! Sophomore & 2nd Semester Freshman Advising

UP N 6 H IS Sept. 13—Freshman Advising. Lo

Sept. 13.14-15—Registration. Ty This FREE ept Registration ; 3

f you get up many times at night t. 13-1 13-23 i lass Regi ion, Oo JDa0Y mes 2! nism Sep! 3-15 and 8-23 —Evening Class Registratio DER or URINARY TRACT, try : ‘ : ’ :

a a

IPALMO TABLETS at our risk if - you have never used them. We} — II send you a Full-Size Package ~ For Complete Information Concerning Day or Evening

which 15 are to use 20 J not delighted st : e palliative relief Sotighte re- iii, . Courses of Study Call HU. 1346 urn extra tablets and you pay | . * ; thing for the trial. SEND NO | : . By :

Ee [ INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

"Look Tri Your Fall Picture

ah i

YOUR wr 0

NOW IS ” TIME lo SELECT the Home You Want

In spite of building supply oes you con still find @ WIDE SELECTION of Homes for Sale in the Classified Real Estate Section of today’s Indianapolis Times. :

Pictured here are only {4 of the OVER 1,000 HOMES FOR SALE

[romnmm enn ae ein

mem mae.

3 x

ha] w

Roe em i re ar 0 ie ee

you will find ‘IN SECTION FOUR i y rT ul the FRAME COLONIAL. $30,500. In REAL ESTATE SECTION "TOP QUALITY. New 3-bedroom, Brendonwood. 3 Bedrooms and of The Sunday Times rambling brick home. On a large

- 24 glass baths. What a pleasure to live on this 2 acre, quiet estate! Priced far under current values. See ad in classification 42,

» Choose & few that meet your needs ond arrange to inspect them today! You CAN be settied in your own home by fall!

tion 42.

wooded lot, this place is a picture inside and out! It is attractively described in the ad in classifica-

NEW STONE RANCH HOME — 4 BEDROOMS, 200 Block, West 44th SPEEDWAY—BRICK, 5602 W. 16th Sylvan Estate Area. Lovely setting St. Has entrance hall . ... The St. Good S5-room modern, this atop a hill , . . This three-bed- od is just packed with detoils thot ‘home has several features you

room home has many pleasing : ; ; points. for ‘the prospective” Home will gratify the heart of the most

owner. Further detailsin ad. See meticulous home maker! See ad classification 54A. “in Classification 42. tion 45.

may have on your Fenced back yard & fireplace. Details listed in ad in classifica-

“want-list”,

“BEAUTY and the BEST.” Stately FIRST OFFERING. At the edge of 6151 RALSTON. Open 2:30-5:00.

3-bedroom Brick. A well located Lawrence, this 5-room modern 5-Room brick. This modern little home on park-like grounds ot brick is only 2 years old. It is in home is cozy with storm protec-~4835-N.-Hinois: Exquisite drapes ~~ especiatly “fine condition and has: “tion, ‘a fenced back ‘yard, o full and carpeting are included. See omple storage space. $11,500. basement and new paint, See ad ad in classification 54A. See ad in classification 46, in classification 54A.

114 N. 3rd ST, BEECH GROVE. SUBURBAN NORTH. On 116th St. 1768 N. NORFOLK, Speedway. Very Well built, this 2-bedroom modern (See ad) Two-bedroom and den. lovely, this 8-yeor-old home has home has ample closets, and a This bungalow home is located 4 rooms, a breakfast room, is in"kitchen to please you. $1900 gets on a beautiful, high ground lot, sulated, has full basement and the deed! See the other details $11,500 includes a 2-cor garage! has been newly “done”. See ad in ad in classification 46. " Sée ad in classification 46, in classification 45,

402 N, BRADLEY —5 Rooms, this 1003 BROADWAY. Large 2-way, EVERY ROOM IS AN INVITATION : modern bungalow hos gos heat corner double. A place that can (4100 East) to come in ond be

be converted to income property.

ond on insulated garage. The : What do you want?? A. nursing

happy. This home has 2 bedrooms

owner hos priced this home to sell home, small apartments, room for ond possibilities in the attic space. quickly. For realtor see ad in relatives?? See .od in clossifica- Double garage. $11,500. See od classification 43, : : tion 48. T— in‘classification 43,

THE TIMES IS THE REAL ESTATE GUIDE OF INDIANAPOLIS

Besides a wide variety of Homes for Sale you will find many other real estate offerings including doubles, duplexes, apartments, summer cottages, farms, business, industrial and investment properties.

TURN TO THE REAL ESTATE SECTION OF TODAY'S TIMES

e Indianapolis

‘mes

| The Real Estate Section of The Sunday Times fs the, Home Shopping. Conter of nding

Insi PUT Wanderin heading tuna play I migt point, I'm his stamp Tony (Mt a. membe; Team.

"Matches i mouth. Mrs, | steamer t very: likel 80 bhecaus before, strangers

Tons o’,

LAST Britksh Er 1950 matc Danish ar tion. We’ The te: on dock wins “ni Tony Hul pounds o

Fish E

Taylor m size. The one bac

Matches.

NEW going thal somebody brains out a cut at it In af occurrence President ¢ foreign’ po chandise. munist-fro her televis A member thews, sho give war ¢ derson, is “preventiv

No Off

LET'S right—the Miss Muir, derson_ hit know, my: cannot Ope cannot go there are ¢ people wha into your ¢ to your pe gpoil the s« As sim have an ul somebody

Co enatead” of

balls cons governmen and a pol

“them to-se

ness it is o speedily he we're stucl Take Russian g officially which the for a long and a Sts

WASH teeth into ‘forgotten be. J gue strictly In This 7 mostly ral when the a pound f of them. at $1.11 | it was tou

Cheese

SINCE bled; veg chicken in turning fe we have costs T0 ¢ That's than casu white-halir butchers t was 80 hij steers on 30 cents a steak has wind. The Se that stead line, as ¥ range, to It has rar cents a p high-level around 90 bargain) | J. Arn man who

The