Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1950 — Page 5

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Substitute for lke Cpl. Robert 8. Gray, who cataplated from a Marine hospital

will sing: ae Hazel Dell Nordsieck, Barbara

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To Have Place In Museum -

$15,000 Is Left To Erect Statue

In Washington Brig. Gen. William L. (Billy) Mitchell, stormy proponent. of air power who was courtmartiated 25 years ago when he refused to moderate his views, will get a place in the National Air Museum, Wash n,: D.C. In a will filed in Philadelphia yesterday, George H. Stephenson, investment broker, left $15,000 to the Smithsonian Institute to buy a bust or statue of the onetime chief of U.S. Air Service, .who died in 1938.

Executors of the ‘will<said the|

Smithsonian has agreed to place the statue in the museum.

* Reprisal A doctor who substituted for Santa Claus in Hartford, Conn. wants no more of the job. He said a& youngster walked up to him, kicked him in the shins, and snapped: : “That's for last year” Fair Exchange Henry Roon prepared to buy a fountain pen in Grand Rapids, Mich., yesterday for Duane Kinman, of Walla Walla, Wash., who was visiting him. Both are exsoldiers. In 1944, Mr. Kinman found Mr. Roon choking to death from a throat shrapnel wound near Metz, France. The Walla Walla GI made an emergency incision in Mr. Kinman’s throat with a $1.50 fountain pen, enabling the wounded man to breathe until he could get medical care.

Now It's Official

Actress Elizabeth Taylor has confirmed long-circulated rift rumors by suing for divorce from her bridegroom of seven months, § Conrad (Nicky) Hilton in Hollyood.

screen star, in filing suit yesterday, asked permissien to assume her maiden name, but said she wanted no Miss Taylor . alimony. Friends sald Nicky was not expected to contest the suit.

Texas Talltalk

Texas is aimin’ to crash the novie racket by infiltrating Hollywood with Chamber of Commerce scouts, all singing the praises of the Lone Star State as

2» “natural” for location work.

Ken McClure, San Antonio

spellbinder, says:

“We've got everything Hollywood has, except smog. We've got mountains ‘and rivers and jeserts and arroyos and gold m'nes and gorgeous cloud effects. But most important of all—we

have sunshine!”

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"He'd Rather Buck Noire Dame

Line Than Follow Her Again : By CLIFFORD THUKMAN I followed a woman. legitimat : Average Indianapolis did on a Christmas shopping tour. g {

. ted to fi t what Mrs. She was biting her tongue and picked up some film, piled ner e.] simply wanted to find out wha mumbling to herself when she bundles p the a ang diamonds, I guessed, she wanted tyrned through the door.

Here we were successful in the Picked Noisy Ties ’ 1 am virtually exhausted. My feet hurt. I feel like IT hame been through a half dozen prints. 4 them mounted into a pair of Inside, with a hurried survey, | Gosh, but I'm weary.

out for spring training with the Notre Dame football squad. I'm The malted milk she had at the eacrinas which her husband was She stopped at a counter where shoppers are awfully strenuous

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dozen or so assorted pairs and|she did.

pair of reds when she tossed regard for a red light, and darted i 1 » manager. them aside and charged off. . into a camera supply store. She)

{stopped in another department. chuckled merrily as she flipped ounted } on Something > Other

{purchase of a slip. It wasn't for

I thought T was picking an through a red light on Washing-| easy TE is stood In front ton St. and hustled to an eleva-| Wear that of a downtown department store tor ina department store. I man-| | | and selected a — to follow. aged to stay about six feet be-| From the second floor we out ice. ‘kept telling her that the husband, Oh lucky, lueky, lucky man! She was a bit on the plump side, hind her bv traveling at a dead mounted an escalator and plunged wore heavy galoshes and already run. was burdened with a half dozen It was on the second floor that|steps behind. Upon gaining the) ‘we found the first pause. Mi'ady first floor I was forced to make Average hurried to a W. Wash- the remotest, idea what h

We'started from the corrier, ran was looking at bedroom slippersian end run around 2096 women ington St. | pawn shop. I looked at ed. She was going to tell him.

ithe lady I was following, I'm isure. She just couldn’t possibly size. :

Had To Dash thumbed through her photographs

again I caught a quick coke with- jeweler—wasn't too impressed. He

downwards. 1 was exactly tnree| Visited Pawn Shop

e want- thought

uffs Trying To Keep Up With Woman Doing Her Christmas Sho ~~ lon a counter, She pawed guess ln seach the front door just as wrist watches, which’ I did not; From there, where no deat It had yellow dragons 8

: 1 {want or need, while she held a/whatever was consummated, we I thought she was sold on a neat| we crossed the street, without whispered conference with the dashed off down the street to a

{well known men’s store before She had some unmounted stones, she ‘came to a sliding stop and!

two,

leaves on it. -

Claypool drug store was a relief! ; ‘hi hi the louder ties were on sale. She! le. for us both, While she sipped and Boing 1 give — for c ee. [bought peop € pawn shop man-—or Maybe, j.req gift boxes for both.

at $1 each, and! " {NAMED TO SUIT

vere's midnight ride were

| ONSET, Mass., Dec. 23 (UP)— ‘should come in and tell them| Then we took a two-block hike Twins born to Mrs. Anna Lopes {what he wanted. She kept on in- to another store and plunged into|on the annivers of Paul Re-. Next, beliéve it or not, Mrs. sisting that her husband hadn't the basement. There, after much ary u and consideration, we, spent 59 cents for a lamp shade, Paula and Vera. ;

.oed to the. swank Huntington LS

Hotel in Pasadena, Cal, starts today on a round of public appearances that will climax when! he rules as grand marshal of the

Tournament of Roses,

The thrice-wounded, 21-year-old veteran of combat in Korea

was, chosen yesterday to

the place of Gen. Dwight D. Eifsenhower. Gen. “Tke” was forced to decline the honor when appointed to the post of supreme commander of North Atlantic de-

fense forces. : No Connection

Postmistress Opal Lambert claims the rush of holiday mail is bad this year, but not bad|’ enough to cause hallucinations. Mrs. Lambert . was stamping

Christmas cards in Summerland

Cal, yesterday when she looked ming in circles about 200 yards{from shore, she said. Its head stood about four feet above water for 10 minutes, then disap-

peared. : Natural Match

Actor Gig Young left Hollywood by air last night for New York, where he plans to marry Drama Coach Sophie Rosenstein “sometime next week,” Both have

been married before.

Choir to Sing Carols From Many Lands

‘ The First Baptist Church Cholr,

directed by George Newton, wil sing carols of many lands at ves

pers at 4:30 p. m. today in the

church, : The orchestra will presen

“Around The Christmas Tree,” a medley of Christmas songs by! Tobani. Paul Fidlar will play the

organ, and the following solois

Dennison, and Edward Hittle. Gunnison to Build

. fense homes soon. \

A 40-unit project is planned at Ky. and a two-house ' demonstration unit is to be built

at Aiken, N. C.

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shine over a war-weary world,

Il throug

Star of Bethlehem, wherever it may

All over the world it's Christmas . . . and the

is shill the Emblem of Peace and Good Will

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“It is with this same faith in the future.

for the New Year!

upon which the world's peoples place

their faith of better, happier times.

that we extend to your our

Season's Greetings and Best Wishes

___ Yr Your friendliness and good will

during the past year “has been greatly appreciated. Please accept our sincere thanks.

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