Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1950 — Page 11

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: he 10th month was sunny, unseasonably warm at times, and too dry to please farmers.

OCTOBER FEVER CHART: 2 * B The month lived up to its ~ 3 reputation for bright blue how ) : weather, It was also a month . tay a of records. Three all-time high Ey a temperature records were shat a tefed and one was tied. The month high of 88 reached on the 17th, surpassed i po 4 the 84 for that date reached 1 A 3 =. in 1937; 83 on the 19th passed. 5 - =" the 81 In 1927, and 82 on the “™lhai, Ya 30th tied the 1927 record. } : -On the 31st, two records . ~ took the ax. A temperature it : 1 “ of 83 topped the previous High i R "0 y ® RAYON, WOOL AND COT - of 80 in 1933. On the “same re Mayon : date, the Indianapolis Water a re NHEMMED BLANK. Co. recorded a water consump- - i ETS IN PLAIN COLORS tion of 59,060,000 gallons, the PARYLY CLOUDY AND i, I N ; © highest ever for an October CLOUDY amsas : OR JACQUARD BORDER 7s ; "day. The total pumpage for pon od : oN oo ? TRIMS! 3 the .rmonth was higher than - QD . EY a pr a : St "8 that recorded in any "other hoy YOTOoILnAsi Sr? Z: Lol : 3 ® ALL COTTON JACQUARD : 3 t LT LENR in year t t f o Tiwi TAREE THD pr, : : IN COLORFUL INDIAN : . e temperature average o ' , : catirRt Hic I. a 2 61 degrees was 53 degrees y a ¥ "ERS eh s he ; : TYPE PATTERNS. above - the normal for the ip | Er {ewes SNOW | | X vy “t . i r SH | 4 mn - month. October was sunny and fF “id } SHOW SHOW RY [ITER iin ag Ss : i a ; $® IRReQULADS. AND UN1 and dry, perhéps too dry for i Y ANG upeiss RAA hy PR ps : LES. d the farmers. "The precipitation IM At UAPALOES _LOPG 1950 FOWL A WAGKER ALL RIGHTS S152 RYID a EE ? “a : d- ? : was one inch compared toa : . By @ SIZES FOR FULL OR TWIN normal of 2.78 inches, The all- TODAY AND TONIGHT—A flow of cool air is expected to bring a gradual end to the rain, 4 BEDS! at “time October low was in 1934 drizzle and fog that blanketed the northeastern part of the nation. Temperatures are expected to ’ i : n : ¥hen only .19 inches of rain drop i or more degrees Y tonight along Hh eastern seaboard. Temperatures in the South are ex. ; me : : p * PLACED ON SALE WHILE ONLY 250 LAST! el pected to return to noma : . ite — es rii—— as ma—— a I i ; ; —— mn : . 9 : * 3 : ; : Dr. Hillenbrand IN INDI A N. A POLI S 14 Butler SDX Men na : ., Gotton Plaid Blanket Ends : : . . = ; Re 0 h 28 ORds gher priced warm plaid , Quits Prison Post at Te To Attend Convention \ Rt —. ‘ Menken suitable for Children's Beds. € ots, Trailer CHIGAN CITY. 17d, Nov ; 1124 N #Des : §oSmith dnainaper A “ : eds, Etc. Assorted hest colors! While limited a i As I a HE AN afternoon, ial ! president: of the Butler University N i i : B quantity lasts—tomorrow! Each— (UP)—Dr. Charles Hillenbrand da x. ie : a , 2 Ln Sta eee. Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, na- V J 3 9 " EO Ww p : 2 resigned today as psychiatrist for “Church 7 eanina Oia Methodist y flonal. professional journalism gy 0 ¥% v / the Ei Prison Hospital for Engilon Siem Aigha “Sorority Lait ¥ fraternity, will represent the local " , Slight [2 ’ laid Blankets LE ewish Social Service, Inc.—8 p.m. 3316 f MAXID® hapter at the national conven- Tb A Dig rregulars of Jamous “Cannon” Blankets Criminally Insane. i Dora timm of th mri nizatton. T a i ® in decorative block” Plaid patterns! 5%, warm Dr. Hillenbrand appeared be- Indiana State Teachers Alumni? pm tion of the organization Thursday . i wool and 937, sturdy cotton content! Firml = . 2 & Si q Margaret throug or bv veil ay in Dn ent! fore the board of prison trustees Mental Hygiene Saciety Forum Shortridge 1d V 5 ia sion: Markee he Saturday at Miami — 4 . woven and deeply napped! Each— rmly — last night at a meeting held at Prospect Chapter OES -7 45 n. m. Prospect fickle. 23, Bt Lt Base: I each, ¥ia. . i rm ! ot S ; ! ! his own request. He sought Our Lac ady of Fatima Counell, Xo OC Rober: “Reniols. 24 935 rsity, Shar- He will he accompanied by Wil- 4 § oH : 89, Wool Do bi BI k iq temporary measures in the hos- 8:30 bm. Forze rR ch u 108 Butler, = «8, mer. liam Robinsen, Homer-and Jess oo : . 0 unie an ets > —1 pital until an investigation into MARRIAGE LIC ENSES 1k 5% nea A Jersey; Florénce Gilson, and Fred Ferree, both of at bi “Irregulars of famous “Fieldcrest” Blankets in conditions there can be completed. Donald Forbes, 22. 1146 Reid Place; De-| Cox, 18, 719 N Alabama, = CC Indianapolis. . ] MN na popular size 66x80 inches’ Neat block plaid | Dr. Hillenbrand tendered = a Josen ake, 20. 1033 5 Pershing. ray ne DOE a 1 120 National ma - a, ‘ . : fy, patterns in Rose, Blue, Green and Cedar!

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—— a -Leo—Mulve —~Whiting.—president.... a " X Deazarei May 5 He * iy c Frag rrr ‘$c00 5 0° RR ol T ar rp ai of the board, said Dr. Hillen- ! 0 37 i a iH {chi gan soothingly and fast. Mo re than. 242 millic 0 Ww k “brand's resignation would he ac- 4g" Certiral; Rovinn Eisenhower $ Son BE I a Le SB Celebrat of if o Wool Textron Blankets cepted when it is presented in er sort ¢ ; Crash Fou dor beanie Airing Juliet "Back. a9} 3 BT hy clahra i Toi amous for fine quality——Rare beauty and good writing, and then the board will} , nine B Eres. Clas urt in a oly pe . \ He A et ll » toasty warm wool, 25%, lustrous rayon and 257% seek another psyychiafrist. i are t MOBRISTOWS. Ne i 4 Xs Adveriind. in Th. Pes .ond : a & Sle : A am: Rose or Cedar with beautiful rayon satin binding! . Mulve said the board hopes (UPj—Capt. John Eisenhower, % he y . oe 500 an 1ts investigation to- Alabama oR-vear-old son of Gen. Dwight D. ; Better Homes and Gardens : : . abama LES

day and forward a report on hos- J nean. Betty Eisenhower, was injured today in

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~ Melvin Bunch, 5-weeks-old, suf- to make | : ¥ Iy gifts, . — . : .focated in bed yesterday at his Ph an. Esther here said that Capt} ove too! + Each 9_- i. home, 437 N. Alabama St. He was a inns Wilsan. suffered injurie of the left eye en Termite Control LEADER BLANKETS —SECOND FLOOR 7 ‘a Mrs. Joseph - tit ratty houlder and leit foot, hut ; ; the son of Mr. and Mr I er — ” Muskineu in right should y and : Rr (AL 2 8546 Bunch. LT Ohio. Sue 2 Was In good conaition .

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® PLACED hen 4 : : — +H QUALITY 3 a Road 87 On Road 67 ON SALE ou : {29 : Eon os “1 Mile ~¢ WHILE ® - 2 i id - East of "1800 : | oy aid adeland | PAIR LAST! PURE - WHITE, gree CLEAR DAYTIME SHEERS! = aE: | ee. = af 2 — —— ee ——— A LHIEC TE TA ENT \ i Once again we prove” The Ler sells ALL SIZES 36 Tos = \ = * \ Suality nylons for less! Beautiful, full] | kvtremelv wol-made— fine white cotton a = : CL = 30 ; REF “1 Tashioned daytime. shepts-thgt-fit-—per=t-Fenife RRC enor SET i A LTV] TEL UE Lan SALE! \ Jeenty tron top to toe. - E thong pair Te r- A AL uA Daten $ ~ : ‘TAKE U : 1 ( A] fect muslin nd. priced to have the hon drawstring. Lightly fleeced inside, X PHONE x PTO 65 WEEKS TO PAY! 3 \ | fawn taliohg! 36-50. Rl. 6558 BEDROOM SUITES L.EADLR—FIRST FLOOR © LEADER—FIRST FLOOR OR MAIL ORDER 5 x LIVING ROOM SUITES cluding ‘bed. vanity and chest

2.Pc. Nationally Advertized All came with Mr. & Mrs. Chests 2 : ‘ Wool Frieze Living Room Suites Were ¢ Q Were $149 Were - $ 9 Were $229 $129 '— NOW == 8249 — Now -— oy $149 — Now - Q $289 — Now — h Were 59 Were $ 1 99 Were $139 Were $299 $100 ~ Now "oe" Q $290 — Now — ; $20 Ne Bay Now Slash Your Fuel Bill 25°: With Alexander Smith RUGS BE Axminsters and broadlooms—all O : : wool face—all room size rugs. ALL s4 goo ALL Were $15] "so — ~ $49 | MopELS STYLES £29 — Now — $69 — Now — s up Immediate Delivery ; Were Li Now _%29 $89 — Now — $59 ‘ NO MONEY DOWN ON ANY MODEL = rend : ; UP TO 65 WEEKS TO PAY

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