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; a eh ’ on oe = MONDAY, OCT. 2, 1950 eee eee THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _____ LEIPZIG A io SH ; _ — -_ revolt . . . Birds are encouraged|of milky green pernot at a side- _ The ear-old Leipzig trade From t gon Beal— z to build their nests in your chan-| walk cafe, . :, ; | fate wil Sisipiay 31 eat an Sold he Sai "gg. l|delier (good luck!) . . . Brass Aa. FS le goods - : bands precede - funeral hearses| GAMBLING is dangerous. The terest to foreign buyers. Dead Watched ~~ |through the streets . . . the De- happy world, a Chinese-run rou- ~ 4 Hl ms » parting citizen wants everybody lette den, has not played suffici- : : TASvartisement) as T T Ne ee |to know he's checking out of this ent ball to satisty the Commun- |. ae “Hy 3 : 1 Yas “v. lists terrorists tax collector , , . g ‘H : “el § ri 0 rap Living + # = .|Four grenades have been slung at| : "MEDIUM Te Tr . FOUR THINGS 1 like about the unhappy world. Including one| at = TUN Sg" : : Inde-Chinese Religion Keeps .saigon: Your wardrobe can be right smack onto the Roulette ; 1 d to 1 -of lin e Ww somewha led a LAXATIVE ‘ First P edple Close to Ancestors Hits ay Tore of nen fistful of gamblers. But, roi]

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_ By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent - SAIGON, Indo-China, Oct. 2—Noted in a land where a good water buffalo is worth at least two women: |

Indo-Chinese you must bury

papa and mama in the front yard—next to grandpapa and Grandmama. And you must never move far away—the de-

rot omriestat Min | Moving day. 1¢ you ar Ex-Lax is not too , not too hm - : um,” : Ex-Lax gives istvine | Ce28ed relatives would be furious. relief in. an sasy, Haturarles | This religious habit is one

an » natural-like wa it ls uch dependable reason why locals aren't good customers of renting . . . agencies. And it is a blessing for ip) the Savarite Fos. {the French in their obi Bi So, try the “Happy. Med; \, |against Communist rebels, and joy he edium” | ye they're looking for a missing ; Still only sae [troublemaker they merely keep a girs. Y 20¢. (private eye glued on his ancest-.-|Sooner or later Mr, Bothersome [will come back.

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sonally loyal to the government run through Communist-held areas. How come? Simple: They. pay off the -capitalist-minded Marxists. Business comes before politics in the Orient. . r *® = _ » “ - SAIGON is a city where it is quite all right to take off your shoes and scratch your .toes at thé swankiest native tea . . . You don't even look out the ‘win-

bus companies—even though per-

dow when you hear gunfire . , .

Most males would just as soon town, the joint was packed when| wear a hangman's noose as a I went there the other night. | necktie , . , Stone floors, sensibly 3 yr ow | OVERHEAD in Saigon. “French troops stationed on the Chinese border are condemned to victory. If the Chinese invade they'll either win—or perish in . their When you want to tell a man|forts”—“He's got his money desométhing you pen a note and dis- posited in Argentina, Switzerland patch it by fast boy. land Sweden. With the Atomic * un » + (bomb, he no longer trusts AmerFOUR THINGS I hate about/ica.”—"You can now sell a

. ./machine gun in Saigon for 1000 fiadgon; The impossibility of tak dollars, America,” “How can I ng a hot bath. Hotel washrooms yo)) my father in Paris that I have one faucet-——cold. The ter-/intend to marry an Indo-Chinese rible looks you get from the girl! He'd never understand.” coolies in the streets. They de- Copiieht, Legh Thy Indignapaliy mes spise every white man; no ques-| r—————— tions asked. The curfew from FEMININE NAMES 1 a. m, to dawn. Take a stroli] Weather men often call -tyduring that period and you can pheans and hurricanes by femibe plugged on sight, The fear nine names, such as “Gracie” and s0 many locals have of talking to| “Gloria,” to identify and follow

" «+ « The custom of going for a swim in the many swank pools during lunchtime . . . Hardly any telephones to jangle your nerves.

It's that eommon since the Red

Yanks. They'd get their names these fearful storms of the west

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WE DON'T WANT T0 BRAG... but nobody else seems to take time to blow our horn.

Yet, you should know the facts, because as a gas user in Indie anapolis YOU are the beneficiary of the Gas Utility's operations.

What are these benefits?

~" @) You pay less for gas today than you did in 1935— in spite of large increases in the costs of running the Gas Utility. or

"€ Through 1949 the Gas Utility has paid the Civil and School City a total of $1,858,251 in lieu of taxes. These payments in 1950 will amount to $420,956.

© Over 12% million dollars have been spent in the past 14 years for main extension, plant and equip- , ment to bring you beter gas service, to keep pace \ with a rapidly growing cify. go

~ @ Through 1949, almost 4%: million dollars of bonds have been retired—as the Gas Utility is gradually paying for itself outiof earnings. : Sousd; non-political “business management” has paid off—as : the successful record of the past 14 years proves. The Gas Utility isa financially sound, going concern—selling gas today, for less than it did in 1935+«and making an honest attempt to bring you the hest gas service humanly possible. 8c 7

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» ~ » { STREET SCENE: An old! {woman with a crew haircut . . .| | The custom for aging ladies .. | 3 [A coolie picking a splinter out # of another coolies bare foot with a hatpin . . , Two ladies-of-the-| evening, imported from Morocco for the native troops fighting with the French, ankling by in| silken loose gowns , .. An Amer-| ican Marine having a pantomime conversation with a French For-/| eign Legionnaire over two glasses

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