Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1950 — Page 7

io 7) oo “TRDAY, DEC 1 1050 Tm ——— ee el _THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ________ ea

bout People—- ‘And All the Kin rs Mon sx em & Even ‘Nudity | Is Covered by Dictionary Phone Bill to ES a UN Retreat

a New York State Supreme Court| sororities in protesting the pub- again, Mr. Tilon reports. “In State Section "A Pitiful Thing. fo See’

jury has decided that a pretty lication’s purification,

committed to battle were — ticalarly hard hit. - . ‘As the convoys sped south, | ‘| many of the men were chant1 ing an old rhyme that goes: . | “All the king's horses and

woman who poses in the nude Walled Robert Hilliard, © Mr. Illion says: “It's & heck off relephone Billy Wl rise = By JERRY THORP, Scrippssiioward Staff Writer aS tie kings hats am leuk nevestatily 4 bad gl. ol “It ent Sven fun ® Jot safer than driving LosiNorth Central Indiana mext WITH THE 25TH DIVISION IN KOREA, Dec. 1— | the hill and marched down jury, Min, ny any mor " Toon decided that former a 3 any - angeles, month under a new order-issued’ It wag an awful and pitiful thing to see-—the United Na- | again.

- today by the state Public Service

Commission. Indiana Associated Telephone.

, tions Forces ‘once more in humiliating retreat.

The ‘head-long flight south clogged ‘the roads with | a vehicles as officers tried desperately to establish new de-. | —> DRIVE-IN FLOWER MART<— a

er Patricia Dixon Roman was ‘Accommodating “chaste and virtuous.” But first,] Bedridden the last two years, ithe JuroH looked up chaste? in Herman Watts of Salladasburg,! — fa - rh

Small Start The $9000 deficit on the foster

Pa., saw an eight-point buck home in Winnebago County, Wis., | Corp, which ‘serves 39 exchanges from his bedroom window yester- y :

ceedings against his 26-year-old!

was a fraud becouse her life! ~ had been “lewd-and meretricious” before they were wed. Fast Ride ~He supported his charges with photographs showing Mrs. Roman in various stages of undress. Televi Justice Thomas J. Cuff told the = « jurors: : Rs “It is not for the jury to d cide that every girl who isn't a solutely chaste and virtuous ‘must remain nmarried.”

‘While’ Duke's Awby The Duchess of Windsor's escort says a gossip columnist’s hints of a “rift” in the ducal; honsehold are “simply notw true.” 1 Playboy James P. (Jimmy) says.

and televisio

ial

Pra

Movie actress Ann Sheridan — Boys’ School Head

(er operators all upset.

Miss Sheridan

(she mailed authorities $1 and told!

od : {them to apply it on he deb debt.

, Herscoast, To A d dress Club 3

-usiness "30| 2 per cent, says Dr. Millard Dill, former super

R. C. Illions, intendent of the Indiana Boys’ amusement park School, Plainfield; will speak tooperator ‘in Long! morrow ‘before the In-and-Abouti

Beach ‘and San- indian 1 - ta Monica, Cal. R ju nape ~ Music > gudusators

He says le stay 2 eo ne Dr. Dill will adress the club's

watch their noon luncheon in LaRue's Resshadow boxes. [taurant on “Music and Delinquent

order said,

Miss Sheridan|Boys.” * made thingsiT e meeting's opening sessions worse in- a pic-jw I begin at 9:45 a. m. in the ture, “Woman Jordan College of Music. Panel on. the Run,”

he discussions. led -by Mallory Brans-

She rides a roller-coaster| ford, Miss Olive Funk and Ivan] Donahue, Wool- and “they make it look like a ride/Warble are on ‘the morning pro- lowed after hearings in August!

‘He reached for his rifle, fired She did her bit yesterday when! |$622,000 rate increase. The rate wife. He charged their marriage one shot, aad killed the deer.

iboost was forecast earlier this week by The Times. The telephone utility, ‘second largest in Indiana, Was ordered

.. {not to charge new rates in four

cities — Valparaiso, Greeficastle, Eonnersville and Liberty. Service at. those points, the PSC

improved the company may place new rates into effect but until] then, a Commission spokesman explained, Indiana Associated will

“is both insufficient, | ‘and inadequate.” When service is|

be unable to collect the full rate

incréase because it is for all 39)

exchanges.

The utility was -ordered to file!

a new rate schedule and the PSC

said it then would fix new individual rates. Indiana Associated]

had asked for $1,200,000 in. its {petition filed last -May, {double what it finally was al-|

nearly |

by the roadside, hardly be- | i ‘lieving that the mighty

armies that rolled so confidently north a few days ago were now fleeing- froni the enemy. Children who lustily cheered

the advancing troops and waved

Republic of Korea {lags watched the retreat in silence. Families who returned to their homes north of thé Chongchon Rive: when we advanced now were wading the icy waters and heading south again.

= 2 . AT A crossroad, where our jeep was delayed an hour, 1 counted 34 sinbulances carrying the wounded. Inéreasing guerrilia activity niade trave. hazardous in almaqst every sector. Reports of ambushes many miles behind the fronts were becoming more

1 munists who ‘prisoners to operate as guerril-

Loals Hbman, 45-year-old stock: fense positions north of Pyongyang. divin broker, sought annulment -pro-/day afternoon. [bad an Oshkosh woman worried. in 15 ‘counties; Was granted a a civilians stood. | — 225 W. 16th St. a :

There was at least one in- |

i stance where Red troops fil- |

tered through our lines posing as prisoner: being guarded by South Koreans. The “guards” also turned’ out to be Com“released”

las, In the confusion caused by

| |

. the |

the retreat both officers and | men expressed bitter resent- |

ment at the failure of United

Nations diplomacy, which they |

feel is rusponsible for the present situation. .

“WE IN ine field knew three |

weeks ago that this probably’ happen,” lieutenant colonel, . some action ‘was higher than military level” Casualties among troops, who were told only a féw days ago that the end of the war

would | .Said a} ". “unless” | taken at

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“worth heir and of déath.” Then she gets. off and|gram. cousin. of. Bar-{ —""T bara Hutton, has taken the. Duch-| ess to New York: night spots sev-| eral times in the| last week. The! i -Duke ‘is in Engel

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The Duchess

land. A spokesman for the Duchess! said the Duke, an old ‘friend of! Mr. Donohue, asked Jimmy to “look out for her” until he could join her. :

Can Fun Be Clean? : A campaign to clean up Frivol,! campus humor magazine at the University of Iowa, had Hawkeye men up in arms. The Quad Council, which rules] the largest men’s’ dormitory, will

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