Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1950 — Page 10

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Fleyihl Miss West Hopes. ‘Contest \ ie . ' Tech Girl Seeks $ Fixing Advised | The Miss Teen-Ager contest hd 3 may be the start of a career for The dark-haired, flashing-eyed | Technical High School sophomore Senator Suggests Teen contest are worth two Average Sales | votes each, | are pictured. on Page 18. By DAN KIDNEY to odel. Win Times Stal. Writer ning the Miss Teen-Ager contest Homer E. Capehart (R. “Ind.)| Kathryn is one of the nip-and- 8 member of the Senate Banking tuck leaders in the race at Tech The 15-year-old girl, daughter + empowered President Truman to. lof Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth West, to halt inflation, said today that terested in ballet dancing. She ‘he hoped “selective controls” took lessons for about a year,

Teen-Ager Title By Capehart {Kathryn West. “Today's ballots in the Miss : Current leaders in contest On Monthly Basis | would like to be a model. WinWASHINGTON, Dec. 16 Sen. may springboard her ambitions. and Currency Committee which! H igh. fmpose price and wage controls 433 Eastern "Ave, is also inwould work but that he “doubted and figures a knowledge of ballet

Kathryn West it” {will help a model-to-be gain poise.]shopping’ because that’s about all]

The selective control system,| Kathryn's interest in clothes|I can afford.” already in force through admin- also points to a modeling career. Kathryn's. other interests are {stration rulings was still stuck “I Jove to ‘go shopping,” she said, |sports, movies and pets—-she has to by the President when he made “but mostly it's just ‘window| six ¢ cats. i

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She belong to thé Tonnes Sub-- Winner of the ‘Miss Teen- Ager i Deb Club at Tech, the Service contest, sponsared by Fue Jims, {will receive a elevision {and Dramaties Clubs" at school, (set. Winners in other high schools 3 and Job's Daughters Bethel 52. [will each be given a Philco radio.

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fore issuing his state of emer: ipagp Fellow’ oa gency proclamation today.

New York Thursday night and) by Bernard Baruch last summer, will not be imposed now but may]

Owner of Store Refuses to Press

come later the President said. | Robbery Charges Against Plant Worker

Sen. Capehart reasserted his de-| DES MOINES, Dec, 16 (UP)—A robbery charge was filed by mand for a price freeze now and reluctant police today against a factory worker who robbed a cloth-

pointed out that had it been ing store to buy his daughter a Christmas present, then yielded to made last June 30, when he remorse and returned the money. backed Mr. Baruch's proposals,| Police said they “had to file the charge against ‘William Lacher,

the defense program would be 27, despite the fact that the clothing store owner, Ben ‘Rosenberg, costing far less. {refused to press charges ' ‘against - — Special Hardship Cases |a clean-cut fellow like him.” [pretended that he had a gun. The senior Senator from Indi- Mr. Lacher took $170 from Mr. Actually he was unarmed. ana always has advised estab- Rosenberg yesterday, but re-| The judge freed Mr. Lacher on| 2 nment of some method of tak-|lurned 20 minutes later and gave $1000 bond pending a hearing

“iio nents, 20 soot Ma Returns Funds Stolen To Give Child a Christmas

His mother and his blonde wife to appear as a witness, in which!

Dec. 29, which will enable him to Mr. “Lacher said he probably spend Christmas with his daugh-| would serve time. Police oe ter, Linda Marie, and his wife. out that Mr. Rosenberg could fail accompanied him to the judge's event the case probably would chambers for the arraignment. collapse. i Mr. Lacher was freed on his, “I actually felt sorry for the signature without actually putting poor fellow,” Mr. Rosenberg said. % up the $1000 bond. Mr. Lacher said he recently lost He said friends who had heard a ‘good job,” and was wr § of his predicament had come for- about household bills. ward with offers of financial help., “I make 80 cents an hour,” he, {A man in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, said. “You can't do anything on; he said, had offered a. loan, butithat kind of money ‘nowadays. "

{the money back. He told Mr.| dshi | oo IE gare of sale Rosenberg he had accumulated B POR PO I YY Ye

en invoked. unpaid bills and had no money ie ni President Tru-{to buy his 3-year-old daughter man made public today, he rec- & Christmas present. ommended something new in the] “That's what made me do it,” food price field. It might be he told the store owner. Mr. termed “flexible price fixing.” Lacher pleaded innocent to the & Using 1950 hog prices to illus-irobbery charge at arraignment trate his meaning, the Senator today before Municipal Judge cited the seasonable fluctuation as Howard Brooks. The charge of one that should be considered) “aggravated robbery” carries a and argued that such considera- 25-year prison term. tion could only be made on a| police said they had to file the monthly average basis. lsevere charge because Mr. Lacher Grassroots Survey {stuck his ‘hand in his pocket and His conclusions regarding food-| stuff prices were “based on a “grassroots survey” Sen. Cape- | hart wrote the Presidént and added: “I am writing you only in an| attitude of helpfulness to you, the producer, to the consumer and | the national defense program . under the rotation ceiling price! plan, Mr. President, the same sea-| sonal fluctuations would be permitted to exist as ceilings under the controls which you may feel| will become necessary. “It {8s my firm conviction, that | such a plan will retain the neces-| sary inspiration for full produc-|

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