Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1950 — Page 3

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a treasure ° 6 * 10 Pounds as Ape | h of Indian- Babsy : Killed ly Auto Di P | ape : ‘Sara, both about 75 and residents ung peor ’ iet Demonstrator ‘Kid Glamour’ Bugaboo mi weer it Aa A nej 2 : - [4 ’ : muniy Stbarnod ! +H of ite CLEVELAND, Q., Sept. 21 (UP) | an . . % h n head-on into a truck. Gale Mur- - All take off d Ellen H year -o arbara —Zoo Director Fletcher Reynolds| The nation's ‘private eyes ‘| Third time's a charm, hopes phy, North Liberty, driver of the R arrold—was missing to- sought ways to “de-glamorize’ Patricia Columbus of Detroit, who. : ort Sunday day fro wishes he had never heard of| , di truck was not injured. ] , the vicinity of her home bananas, or roast beef, or plums! their profession today in the first said yesterday she will-make one | — oS _____ d Christian at 629 Wallace Ave. and pears All because of Dw 3 annual convention of the World last try for a driver's license. Miss STRAUSS “hurch Fed. i Smiling, blonde Barbara died at douma, a gorilla. He brought Secret Service Association in Columbus flunked her first ex- SAYS: . a he treasure dusk yesterday under the wheels her back from Africa earlier i Chicago. Presiding Eye W. (, amination when she ploughed cs ddd the first lap i Of an automobile as she dashed year. She weighed a healthy 50 Dannenberg summed . up theinto a car and the same thing urney with : iy the street with a yo-yo in | lpounds. But several weeks ago problems posed by Sam Spade happened when she tried again 15 p.m. a : er hand. 'she stopped eating. 5 { and Dick Tracy: : : Yesterday. Trafic Referee Hsenr sven ‘other Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Reynolds climbed into her| Whats getting so a client gives A, Rio e Sushen 1 on hee na Dennis Harrold, the little girl | cage with two bananas. One he you a case in the morning and on charges of not having her car ng e everyone knew as “Babsy’ was ate. He offered her the other. expects you to have it solved under comtrol and told her to try Hi Bi Playing with her brother David, She ate it. by noon." again in 60 days. * ’ y "a .« 5 , 11 supe sleuths resent "9" 5, Cairo and rn Mme Paha hong cyclen, oo he ould Only eat after|g ad a jittle TE es "all Eugene Dickinson, a farmer-of 1 pd +r Oy u C at when he ate.: : B20 TF - re sksburg. Va V'allace Ave. The three were For two weeks he would get right. No wild-eyed seductive Pear Freeh A waited 1 packages Waiting to cross the street. ; A x blonde rushed in to plead for @ long time for a telephone but » “for girl” iH ng into her cage to cat bananas. help. and 2 urtive char. today he had the in§truntent and notebooks Suddenly, Barbara scampered Fed up finally on bananas, he! REP. Ane So \Ar To fultive ohar; 1c ‘personal congratulations of h » out from between two parked cars tried roast beef. Yokodouma acter claiming -3o--know: where ls ont Tiu ntain pens, 3 directly i ran § . a fabulous Chinese idol is hidden Presiden uman. , games, : ‘tly into the path of an auto- loved it—well done. i The President called the Dick : nobile driven by Frank Mutz, Meat palled. He switched to] has appeared. in the convention Ihe re ur John Sharp, 3 r hall inson’'s yesterday to inaugurate lege sopho- Ne % ie Blaasant Run Pkwy. oh of plums and pears. | : Pons ‘the nation's new rural telephone fl president "3 utz could not stop. in- time Barb. H Id Mr. Reynolds gained 10 pounds. | Chosen for her “sweetness” and program. Some 10,000 people at' ; to avoid hitting her arbara: Marre But Yokad is still 15 ds ns is adult ] . : ) ut Yokadouma is s 9 pounds good looks, 16-year-old Lola Mae the Fredericksburg Agricultural } Services for Barbara will be brother, Barbara is survived by underweight. Duitsman was crowned Saucr- Fair listened In on the “party held at 9 a. m. Saturday in Grin- her grandparents, Mr. and Ms. Mr. Reynolds has recruited - as > ’ Ans > ’ 3 Kraut Queen today as the little line as the two Americans 3 & 'iner's Funeral Home. Burial J. J, Harrold, Geencastle, and Keeper Leonard Stenzel to take FF . - ‘4 Woman | 3 town of Forreston, Ill, observed chatted about prize cattle. *L be Ciayion, Ind, Mr. and Mrs. George Pack, Clay-. his place for three weeks. its st annual Sauerkraut Day The conversation was. carried ha on to her parents and ton. Mr. Reynolds is off bananas Some " to ‘ ‘ BALL as ‘ . ———— eee a —— - : Some 500 gallons of coffee were on the Fair's public address sys E to wash down three tons of kraut, tem. A - ' a ton of weiners and other delica- . Crumpacker cies for an expected 35000 per- GOP Chiefs Up in Arms she lay.in pi RRR OA sons t her 2 , AE Seite Everything, including a band Qver ‘Good’ Hitler Talk | concert, carnival and a parade, is Cl ur A. } I. Hilton, 32, An early entrant in The Times search for "Miss Stenographer free. Only catch is a political WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (UP) A BAG THAT'S y owned by of Indianapolis” is Mrs. Joyce Kelsey, 1546 S. Alabama St. a address by Everett M. Dirkson, — Republican Party chiefs were 4, Sonfesten stenographer at the Ayrshire Collieries Corp. in the Big-4 building. candidate for the Senate up in arms today over reports OVER THE roa - . * '® = = = . a 3 . o TOP with her.” ° " A St. Paul woman who took a that a staf member of the GOP mother of Workin Steno ra i stinging” on her house jour National Committee told a group SHOULDER for 4 4 p ers vears ago was happy again today. ung Seriiaby that “Hitler Y | di weer | o_o » * Mrs. Fugene L. Zermet watched did Germany gooc oung aales : S MEET - Fi bi T C ¥ t ~ workmen scrape - thousands of According to the reports, the Officers As- 191 e in imes on es ’ ( : Serap in : y statement was made by Brig. Gen. | . will meet at beés and six cubic feet of honey Bonner F. Fellers, retired. an as It's smart LI Seki TH : A t of the walls of her home yes-' Bonner F. Fellers, re ’ 8- Amdt the officers’ Letter Listing Qualification Needed terday. The veteran of four sistant to chairman Guy G. Ga-| and practical— M8 Pusiness To Enter Candidates for ‘Miss’ Honors years of bee stings sighed with Prielson ov ; With a shiny "GOLD" chapter con . , relief and said she'd boil and _ GOV. Thomas E. Dewey of New , By ART WRIGHT filter some of the shard earned YOK. the party's 1944 and 1948 medaliion style a There is only one qualification for entrants in The Times search ‘honey presidential candidate, immedi- touch. for “Miss Stenographer of Indianapolis.” "bees s adi ately demanded that Mr. Gabriel- ' The girl or woman nominated by a fellow worker, member of nt ores Sol wp Headquarters son. repudiate the “un-American It's well made, too, her family or a friend must NOW be employed as a stenographer ro and despicable” statement and all leather with in a business firm, office or plant in Indianapolis or Marion County. : fire Gen, Fellers. sturdy saddle “ To officially place a. girl in the search, someone must write a When a Man Faces Mr. Gabrielson promised an im- stitching. | letter of nomination . .. a letter Th Fi 3 S d mediate Investigation, saying | pointing out her qualities that r that he joined Gov. Dewey “in| The strap can be | make her the outstanding sten- Robeson to Sell Home e ! ing qua |deploring and disavowing any| adjus to the ographer in her office—or in In- 10 Make Ends Meet + @ How do soldiers in train- praise of Hitler.” fortable length ing feel when they crawl | — 3 caa—— Ro : com a | Manapoils. i ENFIELD, Conn. Sept. 21 on their bellies as live- : on : t nominating letter must (UP) Paul’ Robeson, pro Rus. Killing bullets whiz over | Valuable Table Linen ofall [contain not more than 50 words. gian baritone put his 15-room their heads? ’ 8 WEES, |After a stenographer has been home up for sale today because el? heads? ‘Reported Stolen COLORS: G nd nominated, anyone may send In he can no longer get concert con- ® PARADE M A GAZINE Police today were attempting black British Brows ' [one or -more coupons casting a tracts in this country and the reports the reactions of (to trace valuable table linen Se \ (vote for her. Married and single State Department won't let him raw recruits who have which disappeared last night from $6 including tax. (women are eligible. go abroad. crawled through the the home of Mrs. Blanche M. Other shoulder | The girl receiving the most, “We've found obstacles we Army's “confidence |Price, 537 8. Central Ct. BAGS votes by the end of the contest,'can’t overcome,” Mrs. Robeson | courses, | Mrs. Price sald the linen which closes at midnight, Oct. 1,/'said. “Singing is Paul's bread ® The soldiers in training |PaPkins and tablecloths embroid-| $2 to $5 Coupon, Page 38 and butter and he's unable to get think of many “weird” |ered with the initials M. M, P.— plus tax will receive a weskond Trio Toi? hall in this country. He has things as they brave the | Was missing from a drawer when : Pp {hundreds of offers for concerts in shower of bullets {she returned from a half-hour's {New York City Pye 3 gold-plated | grope but the State Department : {absence. There was no evidence L STRAUSS & C0. gi Ya erwood portable typewriter.\won't grant him a passport.” | PARADE MAGAZINE |of forcible entry, police said. | Stenographers polling the Second) Mrs. Robeson said they planned! : COMES WITH Mrs. Price valued the linen at Me-Too Shop— : and third largest number of Votes! {5 puild a smaller house in South! THE SUNDAY TIMES |“several hundred dollars” Sicth floor - {also will receive Underwood port-| Norwalk, Conn., where they can gu : oy

able typewriters. commute to New York. 3 The person writing the best BN . you 3 é : nominating letter for the girl se- purty Seek Ball Spof STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW]! lected as ‘Miss: Stenographer of ar yY eeks ot po | " { Indianapolis” will receive a $94.87) A complaint for a writ of man- : | Underwood Finger-Flite Cham-| damus to compel the" Marion {pion portable typewriter. | County Board of Election Com- | The search is being staged by| missioners to place Progressive (The Times in co-operation with Party candidates on the Novem-

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