Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1950 — Page 2

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Nearl -empty bleachers at the Old Oaken Bucket fray are rare, but yesterday Mr. and Mrs. The Hoosiers from Bloomington weren't the only ones who took Coffee was a No. | order of the day for fans ‘at the traditional Indiana-Purdue battle An unNormand Oiler, West Lafayette, were alone in this section. The Purdue student and his wife, from a licking yesterday. This unidentified ticket seller was trying to identified fan snuggles in her coat as Miss Bertie B eck, 6056 E. 21st St., and Paul Lackey, 3019 BroadProvidence, R . |, had plenty of of room to watch the Boilermakers win, 3 to 0. get | rid of t pasteboards at as little as $1 each. way pour some of the steaming brew.

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By JOE ALLISON To Stay Home flor Ais i . (Continued From Page One) WEST LAFAYETTE, Nov. 25 Weather was the star of today's 8 : south. roads as fir south us Brid clash for the Old Oaken Bucket £ Vincennes, Lawrenceburg and Tickets for the sold-out fray went begging as 1)-degree tem- 14 ¥

Seymour peratures and an icy northwest wind trimmed attendance at the © ~ : _ traditional Purdue-Indiana battle, Chicago weather reports called : Thirty minutes. before game $

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for an estimated six inches of time, when Ross-Ade Stadium snow in the northwest section of Hundred of Cars stands normally are beginning to i Indiana by tonight, with con- . fill, only 3% hardy fans ‘had 8 : tinved winds. The northeastern Stalled in County swapped Jlucats for a seat In i i

portion of Indiana may be visited! (Continued From Page One) which to shiver by a freezing rain today. ; Hot coffee und lots of bla nkeis 1¢

d LB | [ snows began, subnormal readings Another garage reported it 7 chen stove appeared as 4 x ’ were still in store for -the Indi- came to the aid of "25 dFivers; ...ousion stands tried to keep pe anapolis area. whose cars “froze up.” Another ap With demand for the hot brew i : 23 stranded cars 3 i : an 2

A high of 30 degrees was ex- Sdrage rescued Little ‘Anti-freeze’ Seen _ pected today, and perhaps 25 de- ON€ helped 19 and a fifth sent ‘its Very little evidence of. bottled grees tomorrow. tow trucks to help 15 drivers get anti-freeze was in evidence in the i

= car tarted about midnight, The mercury may fall to. 15 3 . k mudaigh

between 8 p. m, and midnight, In Were of 1 { tt . re O ye Cres Cold to Wednesday the same period it had to turn a in : ime! 9 many i a 1E( Ors than 1t im - Although below-zero tempera- down another 25 drivers because fi Fi coffee pots er e ht. tures disappeared when heavy all tow trucks were tied up. amel type Grandma used to koe iy

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Indianapolis garagemen esti- es eat : ed ; ’ . . . . ’ . degrees tonight. mated “at least a couple hundred” And the roid. kepl enthusiasm i It 5 beauty will glisten like winter S snowflakes oe. any ring A long-range rorecast culled cars were fouled up by snow drifts fom bubbling aver, w hile loy '¢ for moderation of the cold wave and cold: Students and. alumni cheered A ou choose from Lord's thrilling selection by Wednesday, when the mercury Drivers also were snafued in gay. the thouts were subdued | y 4

"may rise above freezing for the several counties north and sou first time since it took a nosedive of Indianapolis. rare, for fans had blanket

Thursday afternoon. Stuck In Drifts Hinde ¥ : ! ali i Winds averaging 30 to 35 miles Hamilton County eit Cary Tucked Foun Ee planned bit becouse Lord are Specialists b diamonds, iW selecting only the finest diamonds whatever the price!

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an hour and gusts up to 55 miles Davis reported that “abut two A h b nt id to make a killing, they were disan our rough own . power dozen” cars were stuck in snow )

) te . lines throughout Marion County drifts. County roads were impas ApOInted. St t a +. 5% yesterday evening. sable and some main highways Sri He i adinn Wag sod ut i for the “grudge” game, but only > y ’ p a Ji . % Indianapolis Power & Light Co. were blocked in spots, he said 15.000 "chilled A 2

The erif : poll. spectators saw the / officials said their switchboard sheriff added two special 0" "yng only a few of the iy

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. fee was cut off. Repair crews, Two Shelbyville garages came : 8000 Saw Kickoff oy ¢ & working overtime. were restoring to the rescue of about 50 motor- Stands filled slowly, and w hen v A i power without tod much delay, its between 7 p. m. and 1 a. m. he Kickoff whistle blew, just 8000 $ 1 § officials said. today, In one spot on the old fans- were there to hear it. At- Bl i$ #3 ~The Indianapolis’ Fire Depart- Rushville Road five miles north- tendance eventually rose to only % i$ | i mient reported 46 runs made in ©ast of Shelbyville, five cars were 1000 short of the 52,000 tickets i$ hy 1 L the 24 hours from midnight Fri- Stalled-for several hours because Sold. By the end of the game, 0 ¥ I i day until midnight Saturday OW trucks were unable to get approximately 18,000 had left for Ww iy jo § Nohe were. serious blazes. The through to them. Worst drifting warmer fields. 3 majority, firemen said, were flue Was on highways between Indi So many stayed away that tick- j 33 1 fires caused by overheated fur- anapolis and eibyvitle ets were going for $1 each and'{ W 8 ! paces. 8h = of Boone, Tippecanoe Jess x +Hurry-up calls for service also and Johnsor inties reported lit An hour” before game time x * J #3 ! were received in the city’s service lle drifting svir. roads were Pa M-yard line paste ete “A ’ stations as automobiles froze up Ce-glazed etwas . : program thiowh in. was of of i$ x BF the hundreds Lafayette lhe prite of a single ¥) if { ’ -Attendants said an? efze The = k sel, 15 J 2 3 4 MOCKS were rapidly being depleted Was 3 Sued 4 4 freer eacher usualy 1 i) of 13 ’ hy oa Owners. who wars prepar- DR Ta es the exira crowds at the “"Bucke MB i Aber welicles for tempers. 20 hour piled 450s high ang TE ele Sparse pe Stes 2x dow as 40 below zeros. A FROW plows were called in from a pie had an entire sect nH if / BeEyy rur was sbesrved on osing battle until morning | themselve ; eanges from ght to wenter : Added to ot ng! ’ oil 0 i$ Sone £3 IE Slaton owners said 3nd BW am Tolliver, 3% f 216 Rerous road ¢ondition y AB ‘i ve = i ie i : " 9 E : i i ESET mani the hesct, NX. 20th Bi Between Indianapo . - wd . * ; ! AY 6h 1" Bier were experiencing the heave X. 20m st 7 5 Mga dian : if Lady Marian # Lady Suzanne pi Lady Barbara x .- " capse of. Bus travel = ing, al- fay friving i % : i. : 3 tempergtures. Theres were though somé delavs’ were re. hazardous” -Especis had “was = 12 TIE] : i i : ow J prt Ee Thess Were though soli ye | us on een Ter gf +. 12 BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS Channel set in $y I5 FINE DIAMONDS set in 14k Fishtail - I# 7 FINE DIAMONDS set in 14k Fishtail mount- )e many calls «9 ery erharg- : Al panies 8A : » . alls : : IF 28d Miticr feran oo Bhs north 2nd south were gos ABvf i# on exquisite 14k gold mounting Tailored by f#. « mountings. A perfectly matched pair that will if ing. An engagement ring that she will wear Most stations added anti-freeze In through. but that meagly all laze of J Ni hand for lusting beauty. : oy add beauty to milady’s hand.’ # and cherish forever. to mone than 100 cgrs each the 'ravel to and from the east was INDUSTRIAL SHOW PLANN ‘p * =f : i > di PASt two days and changed oil canceled last night, = except 't I'he Tndin: Ind trial: St 4 i $ 50 Bi S 50 A : | 50 1B as many autos : Cindinnat : ad ar ny i \ ‘ Jy : ‘ $ i Six pedestrians Wate takes ¢ Fedtna fiom Chocisna taiit ip nsored bv he Purcha ’ ; v v . - i General Hospital yesterday for Gir i other Points shst were > ig nol 1 ! é ; ; : of I$ a . Heatment of injuries suffered cancejed. ning as mn _ a Hit: Pe : 2 { LORD'S DIAMOND (LUB TERMS J LORD'S DIAMOND CLUB TERMS ol LORD'S DIAMOND CLUB TERMS - 8 when they slipped and fell on iev 12 ir t ; hives ARy 8 ~ : p : g spots. he Rail Building at the Fair Grounds $4.00 DOWN—$4.00 WEEKLY ¥ $3.75 DOWN—$3.75 WEEKLY 3 $2.00 DOWN—$2.00 WEEKLY R 3 " : .

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