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~ BLOOD DONORS will be Dr. David Rosenbaum, chief ice, Veterans Administration Hospital, Cold Spring Rd., has to say about the blood bank. : I met Dr. Rosenbaum by getting interested in & donate<blood-drive the Indianapolis Victory Post 6572, Veterans of Foreign Wars, is sponsor-

today. - Post Commander Richard W. Bacon will have free transportation. for the general public this afternoon from 1 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Automobiles will take donors from the Post home, 2615 E. 10th St. to the hospital and back.

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THE CURRENT supply and demand of blood at the hospital was unknown to me so I called Dr. Rosenbaum. I also mentioned that he ought to be happy with Post 6572, Sometimes transportation can be a problem. . Dr. Rosenbaum was pleased. But he had a problem. Subsequently (only a couple of days later), we were’ talking in’ his office. He said the need for blood at the VA hospital is pretty stabilized. : monthly period is 350 pints. One-hundred pints a month go to Billings Hospital at Ft. Harrison. - “An appeal to the public for blood donations sometimes presents a problem,” said Dr. Rosenbaum, “We get a terrific response and find we

The constant need over a.

interested in what There are no facilities to make blood plasma of laboratory serv- here. And it isn’t |

safe to keep blood more than three weeks.” : : After a period of plenty, explained Dr. Rosenbaum, often there is a dangerous drop in supply and he really begins to worry. ® © ¢ . “IF THERE was some way to keep the supply as constant as the demand, the situation would be ideal,” sighed the doctor. “I don’t want to create an impression, however, that would jeopardize public response.” His dilemma is greatest when he has to turn donors down. And that has happened in the past when volunteer organizations solicited large groups to donate blood. A few weeks later he would be more than glad to have even a small percentage of donors coming to the blood bank. He suggests that all persons interested in giving a pint of blood contact the Red Cross, which is doing a fine job in trying to maintain a balance. . : > & & AT THE PRESENT TIME the blood bank at the Cold Spring Rd. hospital is down to 100 pints. Dr. Rosenbaum feels today's VFW effort will bring the bank up to capacity, 350 pints. Robert Krueger,” vice commander of the post,

have more blood than we care to have on hand. is the community service chairman. ‘He has the

Blood bank day... Nurse Margaret Tuttleton will be on hand to welcome donors at Veterans Hospital.

It Happened Last Night

By Earl Wilson

NEW YORK, Nov. 29—One of my favorite pretties, the peachcake known as Vivian Blaine, is a big star in the thumping Broadway hit, “Guys and Dolls” , . . because she learned how to take off weight. * You'd never guess that this slimly gorgeous blonde used to be a 5-foot-2 plumpie of 140 who waddled. i Lot Five years ago her Holly wood bosses said: “No more pictures, honey, till you take off some weight.” Slashing her liquids to six glasses a day, she slashed herself to 120, Now she is a -sexational 108, as pretty a pretty as. can be found. 2

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Vivian Blaine

ites to pray. She sent many of them Bibles inscribed “All things work. together for good for those who love the Lord.” She tried to patch up Jimmy Ryan and Cece Eames . . . Denying the rumors again, Ingrid Bergman writes from Rome, “Ya, we are still happy! I don’t want to come back! I might work again some day, but I never said America is the only place to work in!” , . . Perle Mesta got a Chicago Sherwood School of Music scholarship for a deserving Luxembourg student. She’ll pay the winner's upkeep from money she makes in a new venture . . . afterhours writing. George Bye will be her agent. o> oo o PAT ROONEY SR. playing a Salvation Army guy in “Guys & Dolls,” gets off one of the best lines by Frank Loesser, Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows when he says, “Coffee's so good, I can’t understand why it ign’t a sin” . , . Incidentally, Russell Crouse says, “I've known Pat Rooney Sr., since he was Pat Rooney Jr.” . . . “Alimony according to Don Cornell, “is a pay-when-you-go plan” . . . Bob Hope's probably kidding, but after every TV workout he says it's his last. . . . George Jessel agréed to do a 5-a-week radio program a

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la’ Rudy Vallee for Jay Herbert and Charles King .

... The Damon Runyon estate gets 1 per cent of the ‘Guys and Dolls” take, meaning some'll probably go to his ex-wife who married again. de a Kéenan Wynn probably swiped it from his

Americana By Robert C. Ruark

MIAMI, Nov. 20—A Saturda¥ afternoon radio program has been going in-Miami since Apr. 16, 1949, over 13 stations, including one in Ft. Lauderdale and Key West. It is called “Crime: The Sinister Blot.”

It originated at Station WKAT, owned by’

Frank Katzentine, one of the spearheads of the Miami crime , ~o( ; cleanup. It opens with a rattle °° 4 Nh : . i ar - of machine guns and the zing of — ,;;~ ms - (A=\o °

bullets. Its aim is to expose a fresh crook every week-end. This NZ is done by Dan Sullivan, an ex- a [ FBI man who now directs the £3 GH Miami Crime Commission. Nr

When” the program first went on the air Katzentine was unable "to employ radio actors, who were afraid to risk their necks. . Sulli-

- van, Col. Frank Merritt, former-

ly of the SHAEF staff, Katzentine and John Prosser, vice president of- WKAT, became amateur actors on the show. : fal After, they were hammered by threats. Many long-time members of the underground against Miami crime still remain #nonymous. A heavy life insurance policy has been taken out for Director Sullivan, who has 11 children. Threats against all known members of the commission have continued—not only anonymous hints of violence, but carefully conducted smear campaigns. &

SOME OF MIAMI'S best citizens and businessmen were not happy at this insisterice on crime in their midst. As an exceedingly civic-:minded community, Miami and Miami Beach resist any honest bluntness that might chase off a tourist, Katzentine, Sullivan and Co. were accused of fouling their own nest. 3 But the programs went on, as did detailed crime coverage by both rival newspapers, - the Herald and the News. For once, co-operation was complete by competitors. 5 a As money was needed, lawyer Katzentine cheerfully shook down his friends and allies. Air time for the 13 stations was donated. Only ore ' Miami station failed to join in. That was Station

. WMIE, owned, through his son Eddie, by Mickey

McBride of the Continental Press, a racing wire

ce: : bi : Detective Dan Sullivan kept chipping away.

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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the VFW to integrate the

“day's work.

They will serve refreshments and take care of children in the post home if parents are in need

: of that service.

Twelve members of the Victory Post have donated blood in the past.. Two. veterans of World War II, who have given blood, were prisoners of war and three were wounded in action. “> wb THE RECORD of donations is: Russ McCaslin, 8 pints; Robert Krueger, 5 pints; Coy Rickenbaugh, Bert Willitts and Bernard Taylor, 3 pints; John Griffin, Tom Murdock, Harry Nicholson and Joe Fitterer, 2 pints; Richard Taylor, Hap Armstrong and Richard Bacon, 1 pint. All persons donating blood today will receive a card from the Red Cross. On the card will be the name of the donor and his blood type. This card will be billfold size and it is recommended that every person carry one. In the event of an accident precious minutes can be saved when emergency transfusions are necessary.- > IT'S MOST discouraging to witness all the work that must be done for veterans of past wars, to have an inkling of what remains to be done when the present Korean War is taking such a heavy toll of American fighting men. But I guess most of u§ will have to sit tight, work, and step up and give our time and blood when the need is there. Today is such a day.

She Lost Weight, Became Big Star

dad, about the California jury foreman who said: “We find the defendant gorgeous, breathtaking, sweet, loveable and-oh yes-not guilty.” > > S THE MIDNIGHT EARL : . General Ike reportedly asked President Truman for Gen. Bedell Smith (head of the CIA) for his chief of staff. The President reluctantly agreed . . . Will Faye Emerson switch to ABC because of a sponsor on CBS pre-empting her time? . .. What famous cafe finds itself without an attraction for a month from now because so many stars are on TV? ... Who's the H@lywood _ glamour boy who got so liquefied for days and was finally found under a table? ... Frank Sinatra, Jackie Gleason, Martha Stewart, Red Buttons and many more guffawed at Phil Silvers at the Copa. He tells of a B'way visitor to Miami Beach being shocked to find somebody staying “at last year's hotel” . . . Prince Henri de la Tour d’Auvergne, Barbara Hutton's good friend, will be shown in oils at the Nora Auric exhibit at the Hugo Gallery . . . Jane Fischer’s featured on the Vaughn Monroe TV show. TW TTS ‘WISH I'D SAID THAT: “The three platoon system in football means one platoon plays offense, one plays defense, and one attends classes”

TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: At Gilmore's a girl told her boy friend, “Let's walk to my house tonight—I'm too tired to get in a taxi with you.” BROADWAY BULLETINS: Charlie MacArthur’s ill . .. A bookie (initial R.) liost almost -a half million on the election and’is still in action .. . Hedy Lamarr preferred Ott6 Preminger (last night, that is) at Morocco where Dorothy Mackaill gave a party for the Arthur Lakes . . . The Paradise Cafe closing. cost. backers $60,000 ....... But “Guys & Dolls” backers are ‘being offered double their money ... Gypsy Rose Lee's husband, Julio de Diego, went to California to see his recently widowed daughter.

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TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: On a campaign trip, a-midwestern candidate for U. 8. Senator was #sked: “What about Formosa?” He answered; “Hell, I carried that by 2000 last election.”

= a o EARL'S PEARLS . . . “I know a feller in Indiana,” says Herb Shriner, “who got so famous that people who owed him money came around to see him.” ” ou » Jimmy Durante appears so seldom on TV, figures Hank Sylvern, because with such a nose, * he needs a long bréather ., . . That's Earl, brother:

Herb. Shriner

Miami Radio Show Exposes Crook a Week

for instance, a notorious thug with a record as long as your arm, who had been able to borrow $160,000 from a local bank. He listed the hood-lum-owned and hoodlum-leased hotels, one by one. :

HE INFORMED civic-minded Miami that the past president of the Miami Beach Hotelmen's Association and current president of the Florida State Hotelmen's Association, Abe Allenberg, was a former legal representative of Frank Erickson, the big bookie who is now doihg~téme. He had come to Miami in the '30's as Erickson's representative when Erickson, Big Frenchy Lamange, Big Bill Dwyer, Owney Madden and Johnny Patton an old Capone hood, were the operating arms of Tropical.Park, and showed a partnership between Erickson and Allenberg in the Wofford Hotel in 1940. Some interesting revelations concerning the muscle of the Costello-Erickson forces into the local 8. and G. gambling combine came to light. Harry Russell of Chicago flexed the muscle.” Russell was an old member of the Capone mob. He had been partners in the Silver Rar, in Chicago, with such delightful lads as Cherry Nose Gioe and Ralph Pierce. . a 4 & AT A TIME when Russell had been negotiating with the 8. and G. lads for a piece of their syndicate, bookie joint after joint was knocked over at the -hint lof W. O.'Croshy, Gov." Fuller Warren's special snooper. Crosby was appointed

by ‘the governor after Mr. Warren received a

$154,000 campaign donation from Wiliam H. Johnston, president of Sportsman's Park, Miami Beach Kennel Club, and Jacksonville Beach Kennel Club. Johnston was the| final” successor to Eddie.-O'Hare, who was murdered in St. Louis in: 1939. after a board meeting. ~ As one after another of the S: 4nd G's bookie

_ joints was pinched—and as Consolidated’ Press

He dragged out the background of Sam Taran, their problem as “purely local” *

shut off-racing results for 12 days at the beginning af the 1949 winter season—S8. ‘and G. saw the light: , The national syndicate was in. The governor's investigator, Crosby, later -admitted acquaintance with big campaign contributor Johnston and with Russell the northern negotiator. As revelation after revelation hit the people of Miami, they no longer were prone » regard

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1950

St Glee Student to Be NAM Guest

Jo Anne Ames, ~ Evansville College, Among 61 Chosen

Miss Jo Anne Ames, senior st'ident of marketing at Evansvii College, will spend next week New York City as a guest of t National Association of Man'.facturers. Miss Ames and three ~othc women were chosen among (1 college and university studer 3 from 48 states to attend the a -

| Church Council Life Looks Brighter for Gary—

Is Constituted In Ceremonies |

. Spectacular Rites | Are Conducted .

In Cleveland By FRANK STEWART

Times Special) Writer CLEVELAND, Nov. 29 — With pomp and pageantry amid a setting of brilliance and beauty, the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U. 8. A. was constituted here today in spéctacular cerémonies. : { ‘Shortly before 9:30 a.m; clarion tones of four trumpets sounded the signal for inauguration of a historiacl event in the Protestant and Eastern Orthodox] churches which points toward aj new era in Christian unity. | It was the merger of eight interdenominational agencies into one group of 25 Protestant and four Eastern Orthodox units representing a membership of more than 27 million persons. § The eight separate agencies oe were: & ; Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America; : ) Foreign Missions Conference of right) gather around Gary Schoonover to shower him with gifts of money from wellNorth America; Home Missions youngster who lost ‘a leg playing cowboy. Council of North America; Inter- .

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‘dustry, Dec. 6.8." The ‘trip,:all ¢ «

meet industrial leaders and gz 1 a better understanding of indu + try's role in American economy,

Naughty Risk Making a loan cost a bar’: president his job in Hollywoo, pl 3 iwhere President Harold W. Brov nn . “ y 9 y lof Holly wood Police Sgt. Ed Clark, Mayor Bayt and Freeman Quinnette of 2053 S. Meridian St. (left to State Bank rewishers to a signed following a revelation by gambler Mickey Cohen that Mr.

Rational Council of Sogou B ddi . Cc k th : Aid » : Bork nT a0 ston: soy rcv: Buddies Come to the Aid Hogsiers Attend xx =e: on mgm macnn: cies QF "Cowboy Who Lost Leg "Wade E. Ben Soma or corer Women and LY Ale Church Conclave =. »soe De Unite Programs it by Car aying in yr Said ORE

Mr. Cohen

Part of Group Plans New Organization

Gary Schoonover Finds Friends Don’t Forget By ANDY OLOFSON Life can look pretty dismal to a would-be-T-year-old cowboy) who has neither a right leg nor a daddy. But things were brighter today for, Gary Schoonover, 2009 S.

Meridian St., thanks to his young buddies and the generosity of National Council of the i i Churches of Christ in the his adult neighbors.

Gary had his right leg amputated six inches below the knee Ve 8 3 hich he is Seetng oFOct. 28 after being struck by an — rrp eie | Cin Ye and,

automobile in an alley where he » and his buddies were playing cow- g an mi 0 e Sworn In Friday

Four other agencies; Church... World Service, Inter - Seminary, Committee, Protestant Film Mission and Protestant Radio Commission will unite their programs with the new national organizan

ferred to by Cohen was made by the bank nor __ with the bank’s funds, nor will the bank's knowledge.”

Thrice Blessed

A wish came true in Grarl Rapids, Mich, for Mrs. Vie 'r Midgleton, mother, of five daughters, who always wanted boys in

(Dr. Pierce Is writing articles for The Times about the new

Seldom has Public Hall here been the scene of such a glittering spectacle as the churchmen presented today when 500 clergy and laymen, attired in brightly colored ecclesiastical vestments, marched in a procession toward the great altar on the stage. They were preceded by a robed cross bearer and the blue and white robed choir from Christ Episcopal Church hegre. . Then came two- altar boys carrying American and Christian flags before the choir of Schauffler Col‘lege, wearing maroon robes.

‘By DR. ROBERT B. PIERCE Pastor of the Broadway Methodist Church boys. CLEVELAND, Nov. 29 — “This The tragic accident shocked the will mark a milestone in American church life. In later years we Honeymoon Hangover {will be glad to say ‘I was there.’ ”| Drunkenness charges again-t This was the greeting extended Jack London Bond were dropr: to the more than {yesterday in Knoxville, Ten. GOP Sets Plans 200 Hoosler dele- atter he told City Judge Char’ ration gates to the con- G. Kelly: i just got married la. For Inaugu of gtitufing conven- |Saturday.

neighborhood. Young and old Arrangements were completed © Itching to Swear

boys.

alike contributed to a fund for Gary, a collection jar being set up in the neighborhood grocery store operated by Freeman Quinnette at 2053 S. Meridian St. Classmates Help Out | 3 2 today for the inauguration of the tion of the Na-

Gary's classmates in the second tional Council of

Bible Aang rid 2 grade of Public School 35 rose id fre) RaW olen Republicans Churches of | County officials in Oregon, IV! | inati the occasion. They gave up their 4 Christ in the {today postponed plans to swe r resentatives of denominational po gym, putting the money in| Leland Smith, Logansport at: "g’ 4 ' meet- lin Mrs. Helen Rutkowski

groups sponsoring the new coun- torney, will be given the oath of office as Secretary of State in

formal ceremonies at the State-

{county judge next Monday. St{was quarantined for two weel. {with chickenpox. > }

ing in Cleveland yesterday afternoon, The word came from the titular head of

the special fund instead of in the

Some of the churchmen took Vending machine.

|seats at a white-covered table Yesterday morning, the money, ~ = 10.454 m, which formed ‘a huge cross while was presented to Gary with Frank T. Millis, Campbellsburg, others sat at tables with red and Mayor Bayt and Sgt. Ed Clark, oo C00 00 oo State Auditor 'blue covers. The white cross in a police officer who lives at 2103 7," ~

. ; rer LICENSE Branch field of red, white and blue made S. Meridian St., on hand for the Keeping Staff gation, Dr. Ralph L. Holland of! vi

|a striking sight from the balcony occasion. | Judge Donald E. Bowen, of the Indianapolis, secretary of the In.| draped in blue and gold. The, Mr. Quinnette presented him Indiana Appellate Court, will give diana Council of Churches. ~ |altar on the stage was decked’ in with the jar filled with bills'and the oath of office to Mr. Millis in The basis for such a statement um a i 0 a flowers and surrourided by flags coips. The contributions amounted the. Auditor's office, and Judge lies in the scope and purpose of So $14.95, Impressed by the situ- James, Emmert. of the Indiana (he HEW-organza tori wit-be ation, Mayor Bayt added $25. Supreme Court, will swear in Mr. the agency for Interdenomiina-| Dr. Franklin Clark Fry, presi- jr. isy Cole. Gary's grand- Smith in the Secretary of State's tional co-operation for 29 of dent of the United Lutheran is ais) Sole, jarys grand office. America's Protestant and Ortho-| Up to Party Leaders Church in America, presided at gp "oo "50 1d be used to start. Mr. Millis said he will take over dox churches. These churches in-| The Republican scramble ove, the session and officiated in the ; the Auditor's office with most of clude in their membership 9 out auto license branch appointment |solemn act of constitution when the present Democratic staff in- of every 10 Protestants ofthe na- 2: $30,000 to $40,000 annual pat 'he proclaimed: : : MIS tact. He indicated he would not tion, more than one million of ronage plum in Marion®@ount“The representatives of the father, Edward Schoonover, Who ake his Republican appoint- which are .Hoosiers. [today had become a GOP hc! communions have now certified Was killed-in- action in the U. 8. oo on 700 0 Srl Spiritually Bankrupt | potato. their official. intent to be mem- Army invasion of Germany. Heads License Bureau >» : The power of these appoint bers of arid- to share in the work a Mr. Smith said he would make Following the opening session. of the National Council. There- New Twist—Soft Drink some of his key appointments in of the convention last night, Dr.

Dr. Fry Presides Smith Leaves Choice

a banking account for him

The: youngster never saw his

elect Leland Smith, Logansport.

: ; ’ . Carroll Dewitt Hildebrand of : . fore; as your presiding officer, T . . the Secretary of State's office EE is under whose. office the motor ve. declare that the National Council Starts Family Fight and those in the Motor Vehicle DY a hicle bureau operates. of the Churches of Christ in the Many arguments that end up License Bureau tomorrow. Ls $ ane PARR wg Although Mr. Smith takes offir~

Clyde Black, former state sen- ) ator, Logansport, has been named nificance for America that the head of the license bureau. Others Féformation hdd for Europe.

United States of America is of-

+ ficially constituted.” in two days, he has not indicatt

in Municipal Court start over hard his choice on the appointments

drink. But a soft drink was the

Snow-blocked streets in- Cleve- ¥ land and northern Ohio prevented cause of a knock-down, drag-out were expected to be made tomor- Dr. Hildebrand - stated that leaving Jnemve to party leaden thousands from .attending the marital battle -arbitrated in Mu- row. many people believe the western . /preliminary session of the consti- : Mr. Millis succeeds James M, World to -be spiritually bavlrupt Free-For-All

nicipal Court 3 yesterday. :

tuting convention last night. Propst as Auditor and Mr. Smith ——that any spiritual regeneration This has thrown all factions c*

‘Balconies were ‘only partly filled. Constance Adams, 1750 Boule- ¢,.caeds Charles F. Fleming as that is to come to the world must . but the main floor was filled vard Place., said that when she Secretary of State, come from ‘the east. “But,” he the Marien County SOP inte fre : with delegates and visitors from remonstrated with husband Joe — mm added, “in the united effort of vive a test po power for By |48 states. i for making a lone glass of Kool- 2 Policemen Hurt this new Protestant christain| :

movement lies the evidence of our °f the county organization, ve

ade instead of a pitcher, he beat In 3-Car Crash possible spiritual strength.” The long-standing custom c¢-of-her, r= Two city policemen were slight- . The opening session of the the motor vehicle license bran‘ i “My head was so sore I couldn’t'ly hurt in a three-car crash early convention asserted the spiritual/JOPs has been to give them to yawn! she told Judge Alex Clark. today at 22d and Alabama Sts. unity that has prompted the Party chairmen of the various Husband Joe, in- turn, said his’ - Patrolmen William D. Sullivan formation of the council. Repre- counties. Y pot Cs wife threw dishes and records at and James Mc(lormick went. off sentatives of six of the member But reports from the inner eir him, and he displayed a deeply duty after their patrol car was churches led the delegates in a/cles of the GOP here are th lacerated thumb .he said she bit. struck from behind by a Star service of + worship. Included John (Jack) Innis, ~county 'F The Judge made a finding of Laundry truck operated bv Rue- were Epigmopal, African Method- publican chairman, ‘will’ not "1 “equal guilt” and dismissed an ben.Riskin, 3645 Watson Rd. The ist Episcépal, Augustana Evan- the head man of the licen.. assault nd battery charge police, car crashed into ; ‘branches in Marion County, 3

Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, minister of Christ Church, New York, in an address said, “Theséa church agencies are not weak organizations pooling . their. resources to save them from bankruptcy The Protestant Church was never farther from bankruptcy than it is today.” # ; Secretary of State Dean Acheson will’ not speak at the meeting

of the National Council of = 3 another gelical Luthern, Presbyterian, Churches here tonight, but in. 28ainst the husband. automobile in front. Reformed and Methodist leaders. Decline to Talk | stead will address the delegates = — — = — — i ——————— eo ————] 4 Ralph Sockman Speaker Speculation among party lea”

by radio from the State Department in Washington at 9 p. m. The speech will be carried by the Mutual Broadcasting System.

The address of the evening was ers here is that Edwin Haer © | delivered by Ralph Sockman, min- 11th district | Republican chai istét of Christ Church, New York man, may have more to say abo: (lity, and known to literally. mil- the appointments. lions of Americans as the preach- Both have declined to diseu: : | er of the National Radio Pulpit the situation publicity but ha ° each Sunday morning. He took indicated strongly that there wi | as his theme on this significant be a “satisfactory compromise’ occasion ‘Blessed Is the Nation worked out and insist there w ! Whose God Is the Lord.” be no open break between ai tesccressssssssssse || Today the delegates began their party factions on the appoin. work in earnest. Among the lead- ments. ers will be Dr. Charles M. Cook But the license appointment" | of the Disciples of Christ and a nevertheless, were thé center t resident of Indianapolis. Dr. Cook the hottest GOP scramble here i.: has been a member of the plan- many months. : 5 ning, committee for the .conven- Th outcome may form ti: tion, and occupjes a conspicuous basis’ of some new alignments ¢ place among the 600 voting dele- control ‘of thé party machine:

MISS TEEN-AGER OF 1950

The imes Search for the Most Popular High School Girl Sponsored. by the Radio Equipment Co. and Philco Dealers of Marion County.

Rosenberg Seeks $2500 From ‘Little David’

| I | hile | This is my vote for the following girl student in an Louis Rosenberg, attorney, yes- |} | | | | |

Indianapolis City, Parochial or Marion County High School

terday filed a ‘suit .for $2500 against the holdings of “Little David” Walkér, ‘nationally known child evangelist. Mr. Rosenberg, former law associate of James M. Dawson who was removed as Little David's

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