Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1951 — Page 11

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THURSDAY, APR. 5, 1951 a ____ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

About People— 2 ; 3 hon Suit Char dling’ rm Ce d uit Charges Handling: Sex Hormones-Ca -Loss-Of-Manhood New Jersey Chemical Worker, Wife Transfer photo of his girl friend, a pert that Jews, 51. chargedwhen he pused an auto which a . j JEL er ee ae , . e man was or over-| Seek $450,000 in Damages : gipecialists at Marie Hospital, “She's my girl friend!” screamed receiving hospital. The policeman Pian ee ne : A chemical worker: in Jersey City is suing hi | en Island, yesterday removed Pfc. Herbert Gordon, 24, andlater found out he had confused| Good-hearted Henry dro A 5 $450,000 because, he said, sex Soong. Sw g ns ed practically Dandages from the eyes of a 24-|promptly took-a photo of the same|Jewell with another man. : |penny in the paging Topped a

transformed him into a woman.

| - John Stepnowski, 32, of Bayonne, N. J. filed suit yesterday| Coot Years ago. Back home. 19-year-old Iris Al- Bare “Subsistence it cost him $4.30 In court—for asking $300,000 from Specific Pharmaceuticals, Inc. His by Mary,

asked $150,000 in damages. Mr. Stepnowski said he had inhaled and absorbed particles of hormones which caused “effemination, or transformation of gender from masculine to feminine,” which left him impotent. In addition to losing his manhood, he complained he had become chronically nervous, affecting his earning capacity and mental attitude.

Switch ; Mrs. Dan Dailey has dismissed a California djvorce suit against her dancer-film husband, and will seek a divorce at Las Vegas, Nev. Q They were married on Christ-

and seperated last Sept. 5. Mr. Dailey returned last month from a Kansas sanitarium where he went for a rest, and the two met to discuss settlement of property and support for their Mr. Dailey %on, Daniel J. Dailey Jr.

Grave Error

. Somewhere in Chicago, a thief stared bitterly at $1400 worth of brand new clothes today. He stole them yesterday from the automobile of Horace Baker,

year-old American seaman blinded girl from his wallet

make everything all right. But

“I can see!" shouted Phillp|vira heard about the incident in| Pron, Jersey City. a’ letter from Pvt. Cohen. Pfc.

In Detroit, Donald Lemke asked violating a city ordinance which prohibits “unauthorized persons”

of The Principia Upper School,|next bed by Eric Joseph, English| Miss Alvira lives in Great Neck, |!0Wed him only $3.50 a week, and

St. Louis. seaman, %ho had contributed they. I in their six years of marrage he cornea of his own right eye so .s ‘never even had enough money Annette Priester, daughter of Mr. Pron could Ee Strong Spirits to buy a mew suit” Divorce Castle Film :

Mrs. Neil Priester, 702 W. 42d St. Detroi ‘granted s . . t Patrolman Walter and Margaret Stout, daughter of Small World Sell or Rent Mr. and Mrs. Erwin C. Stout, 6225/ Two homesick GIs fron¥ Brook- (alcoholic ghost staring from a

Sunset Lane, represent Indianapolis on the trip. Harvey Cohen, 23, produced a

mas Day, 1942}

Delawgre, Pa, salesman. Mr. Baker "told police the seven suits] and 60 dresses were made for burial purposes. They cover only! the front, and have strings at the back to attach. |

To the Colors

| Presentation of the colors to) the British Mediterranean Fleet by Princess spat is iii. 3 Elizabeth “went off according to form at Valletta, Malta, today, except for a couple of hitches. One color officer from a destroyer forgot to dip the flag as he passed the Princess, and some old hands in the bearded Princess British Navy Elizabeth grumbled over a no-beard order among the 100 naval guards assigned her for the ceremony. }

Once Bitten . . . !

Minnesota dog owners will have to stock up on muzzles if Gov. Luther Youngdahl signs a bill holding dog owners liable the first instead of second time their pets bite someone. i Sen. A. O. Sletvold insured passage of the bill by saying: “I was bitten once, and it hurt as much as if it was the second time.”

Students Make Trip

Two Indianapolis girls are spending this .week in Washington, D. C., studying government! and citizenship with 39 other girls

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