Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1951 — Page 8

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‘15 Appointed ‘Broad Ripple

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To Council At

Six Others Named

As Alternates

The pupils of Broad Ripple High School have elected 15 members to the Student Council. Six others were chosen as alternates, Seniors elected were Spencer Brock, Tomeen Garrett, Tom Heidenreich, Needham Hurst, and Spencer Trudgen. Alice Jones and Donna Knox will serve as alternates. ; Dave Alvis, Pete Bridgford, John Higley,- Dick Moll, and Sally Stiles are the junior Student Council members, Alternates are! McComas and Judy Risk, New sophomore members are Susan Babcock; Tom Locey, John Mutz, Rita Purcell, ‘and Wilford Wisner. Don Allison and Beverly| 4 Trudgen are the alternates, | "Eddie O'Conner" the dummy, are shown with Jean Huntsberry, Miss Jane Colsher. Broad| |ibrary assistant at Camp Atterbury. Mr. Weston—known to his Ripple High School librarian, N38 commanding officers as Pvt. Earl Estenson, 461st Ordnance Am-

"chosen her new assistants for this

Marcia! Munition Company—and the dummy have. contributed much to

semester, They are

Brown, Pauline Cassity, Joe Col-| the ‘entertainment of troops at Atterbury. Dick revealed that vic- || . vam » sti RAN Looks, Batrigh Deny tims. of hay: feveracanngt be ventriloquists-when.he-said. he lost | Popa % el cd

fon, Russell Glassford, Barbara! five years in his chosen profession because of the malady. Hocleer, LIoyd Howe, David] ————— ior mms = ees = Irons, Anita Jacobs, Sandy

1 o ig 4 TT Jeske, Barbara Jones, Jane ne, Professional Laugh Man

Milford McCaffrey, Bob Mitchell, . o » * Joan Mitchell, Charles Nakaral, 4 Bill, Phillips, Joan Plew, Connie Shines Again in Yideo Roberts, Pat Rohler, Birk Shep-| , For Awhile He Thought Career

herdl, Shirley Shepherd, Steve Was Over, Then Things Changed

Stroh, Patsy Uncapher, and| Klaine Watson. Guidance Conference | OLY ROSENBURG Freshman and sophomore stu- NEW YORK, Mar. 5—Dick Collier is a man who ‘refused to fdents at Broad Ripple will attend stop laughing for a living. guidance conferences Thursday. And today ne has a new laugh on life. The contented laugn. The conferences, which are spon- “1 guess I can now consider myself a success,” he said. ‘1 sored by the Kiwanis Clubs and never dreamed I'd be doing so well.” the Business and Professional] Mr, Collier, a jovial 200-pounder, began laughing professionally Women’s Association, will fea- gpout 1945. He charged from ———— m——— ture speakers outstanding various professions. His employers usually were co-| Would laugh with me. Naturally, The Broad Ripple ROTC unit medians, or producers of Broad- If I couldn't make people laugh Placed first in Indianapolis, in the way shows, who liked to have hm I couldn’t get jobs.” i ilearst Trophy Rifle matches, sit in the audience and laugh at~ Mr. Collier said he became so scoring 753 points out of 1000 the right time. a depressed, his work “slipped.” possible points. Thase ‘on the| “I was moderately successful He'd get off the truculent laugh,

team were Capt. O. 8. Brock, until 1948," "he said, “when busi- OT the horse laugh all right: but: dw © Capt. Jehredomnifapt,. Richard {ness suddenly slumped. Everyone; IEA at re Rel, KiERO

(GGayde, 2d Lt. Robert Daisey, and |seemed to lose their sense , Of | It got so bad, he almost quit

Cpl. "James Grandy. The match

he “doesn’t” like to. admit “it—he| actually turned to sneezing. He| , . had hopefully worked up a reperBroad Ripple placed second in the Collazo Denied toire of 25 sneezes (he does al-| city with a score of 5909 points WASHINGTON, Mar. 5 (UP)— most 200 -different types of from a possible 8000. Cadets Ron- Federal Judge T. Alan’ Golds-|laughs) but it wasn't much help. ald Ragsdale and Charles Petti- borough today overryled a defense As he explained: john, tied. for first place for the! motion for a directed verdict of] “It was a bad winter, if you lineeling position. acquittal in the murder trial of remember. I had colds all the Those participating were Lt.|Puerto Rican revolutionary Oscar|time. And that summer I had hay Col, Spencer Trudgen, Maj. Ed Collazo. |fever., It threw my timing off, Elrod, Capt. Ronald Ragsdale,| The government rested its case naturally.” Capt. Tom Johnson, Capt. O. 8./against Collazo on charges that| Brock, Capt. John Achor, Capt. he killed a White House guard|and discouraged at laughing by Richard Gayde, 1st Lt. Kenneth during an attempt to assassinate/an unresponsive public, Mr. ColO. Deppen, 1st Lt. Myron Hack, President Truman. {lier was about to give un and 1st Lt. Don Schaefer, 2d Lt. Rob-| Defense Attorney Leo A. Roveribecome a salesman when he ert Lawrence, 2d Lt. Phil Mur- immediately argued — unsuccess- janded a job in television. ray, 2d Lt. Robert Daisey, Sgt. fully—that the prosecution had) “The market for laughs began

In the Fifth Army Rifle matches,

Charles Pettijohn, and Corp.|failed to present enough evidence to boom,” he said. “Before I knew James Grandy. dts to submit the case to the jury. |it, I had a regular five-times-a-

‘The anti-American Puerto|week kiddie program (on WPIX). Rican defendant 1s charged with|The program, in which I'm billed two counts of murder, both for|as ‘Mr. Giggle,’ is going very well. the slaying of White House Guard/And it looks as though it will run Leslie Coffelt. + (a long time, Which means, of Government witnesses testified|course, that we eat regularly and Mr. Coffelt was killed with a|pay the rent.” bullet from the gun of Griselio Great Performer Torresola, Collazo’s accomplice in| Mr. Collier also has been in the Blair House shooting. great demand as a guest perByt under the law Collazo can/former for such big timers as Mil-

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Irate Housewives Demand Repair of Streets—'Now'

The life of a Marion County commissioner is not all beer and skittles, Ten irate housewives, five of them carrying infants, cornered Commissioners Fred Nordsiek and Jesse Hutsell in their office today demanding repairs-for the streets in their neighborhood. “We want action,” ‘the housewives complained. The women, living on Marshall, Hanson and Dexter Sts. in the vicinity of Troy Ave. and Harding’ $5250 Award Reversed 8t., protested the gooey eotition By Appellate Court of the roads. ey 8 ey The Indi A 1 c been trying for three years e ana Appellate Court have been tying y today reversed a Warrick County

to get them fixed. “Doing All We Can” Court decision awarding a Hoos-

Commissioners Nordsiek and|ier $5250 in a breach of contract Hutsell were talking fast in self-|gujt - a rotection. ? “We're doing all we can,” said Elmer J Baumgart of Evans« Mr. Nordsiek. “We've got 1373(ville, accused Paul Grimm and miles of county roads to take care| Richard Wiley, representatives of of. the Indiana Chemical Co. of War“We can't get to everything at|saw, of failing to follow provionce,” sald Mr. Hutsell, “We're|sions of ‘a contract to sell the snowed under right now. Give us/firm’'s chemicals. He was a little time and we'll get to/awarded damages by a jury in fit.” the Warrick court, | The housewives finally gave up| But the Appellate Court said [the "battle for today and filed|“ the contract- was unenforceable lout of the Commissioner's office, (because of a lack of mutuality [still complaining. and certainty . . . the trial court Commissioners Nordsiek and|should have instructed the jury Hutsell looked at each other asito find for Grimm and Wiley.” lif asking, “What's ‘a fellow going |It instructed the circuit court to to do?” . give Messrs, Grimm and Wiley a It wag just one of those days.- |new. trial.

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be found guilty of first degree murder as a participant even though he did not fire the fatal

ton Berle, Jack Haley, Ken Murray and Ed Sullivan. And this

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shots. tract with Decca to cut both kidSe —————————— die and popular records. McClure Is Defeated “I think it's all because people . are hungry for laughs,” he said. In Vienna Tourney “They are constantly looking— VIENNA, Austria, Mar. 5 (UP) !because of global tension—for a —Jimmy McClure of Indianapolis reason to smile. Even the kids are is at least an individualist today. hunting for laughs. We ran a joke But it is a dubious honor for contest on my program recently Jimmy was the only member of and received 8000 responses in the United States table tennis|!ess than six weeks. team to ‘lose a match as the All this good fortune obviously

# made Mr. Collier very happy. As Americal . Seteatey Jam. 502m he told his story he laughed and India’s K. Jayant wa 2 satisfied in the side of the Americans, de-| "> feating McClure, 20-22, 21-17, 24-22. :

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Fatal Shooting Accident

Soothes Throat Irritation EVANSVILLE, Mar. 5 (UP) The shooting death of Maurice

Used 90 Years Pearl, 15, was declared accidental

No Dangerous Drugs today. The youth was killed in a Hes pm. — ~~ field yesterday when a companion, RELIEVES

James C. Ballard, 13, dropped a 22 - caliber rifle. The gun dis-| charged, the bullet striking MauHEADACHE NEURALGIA NEURITIS PAIN

rice near the heart.

Animal Actors Honored | HOLLYWOOD, Mar, 5 (UP)—| Motion picture animal actors willl | be presented ‘‘Patsy” awards to-| morrow by the Society for Preven-| tion of Cruelty to Animals and!J the American Humane Associa-| i tion. i Nominated were ; Herman the camel; R Francis the “Tatting”™ mune; By; a 12-foot alligator; Leo Carillo’s| horse, Diablo, and Roy Roger's horse, Trigger.

‘Cites China Purge TAIPEI Formosa, Mar. 5| (UP) — The Chinese Nationalist! f defense ministry estimated today| | {1 million persons have been killed in a Communist purge on the China mainland and listed the names of 200,000 of the victims.

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