Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1951 — Page 9

7.1951

FRIDAY, APR. 27, 1951

ATTENTION!

For The. First Time a Professional Permanent Wave at a Drugstore Price

HOMOGENIZED PERMANENT

Formula 37 Especially Prepared - For You! A personalized hair style created for each individual customer.

RI. 0481 or RI. 6090

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY

2%

Good Turn Left from Elevator For Abused, ROY Al BE A T Established Hard-to- 22Y Wave, Grey, 0 tee Bleached and pe ey CHidrens 401 Roosevelt Bldg. ih IY 4th Floor—Corner Ill. & Wash. .

| Wisconsin: Roars Hello To MacArthur

Throng Cheers General On His Way ‘Home’

By United Press 2 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Apr. 27— Gen. Douglas MacArthur arrived 'in Wisconsin today on 3 triumphal 90-mile drive from Chicago to Milwaukee, where he lfved as a youth. | All along the way, great

|throngs roared a mighty welcome. |At times, they closed in on his |car and delayed the drive, throw= ling *he General far off schedule. | Milwaukee Mayor Frank P.

Remember

oll) I Saturday

Banking Hours

2-30)

RET: TI

oR Aate I ets Te |

AE3CAN NATIONAL BANK + BANKERS TRUST COMPANY © Porurry Trust CoMPANY NY Freres Trust CoMPANY «Tux INDIANA NATIONAL BANK #+ | Tu INDIANA TRUST Courary[ Tur Lave STocx EXCHANGE BANK + THE } a) CHANTS Nan NATIOUAL BANK “¢ PEOPLES STATE BANK

| Zeidler welcomed the motorcade |at the Milwaukee county line. It was Gen. MacArthur's first /trip “home” in 39 years. Actually, the deposed Pacific {commander lived in Milwaukee {for only a few months as a youth, But throughout his travels and exploits he has always listed the leity as his legal residence. | Late this afternoon, the Mac- | Arthurs will fly back to New York in the General's Constella(tion; “Bataan,” ending his two'day midwestern tour.

Urges ‘Realistic’ Policy

| { In a surprise fighting speech at {Soldier Field in Chicago last |night, the General demanded that {the United States adopt a “reallistic policy to stop “this slaughter of American sons” in Korea. In his speech last night, the {General maintained that despite | the “situation of complete unrealism” in Korea, he “meticu{lously implemented” the direc(tives given him and “strongly {urged the need for a positive {policy favorable at home to the {military realities and designed to stop through strength this slaughter of American sons.’ | He had been expected to deliver an innocuous greeting to the 50.- | 000 persons at the reception which Simazed Chicago's biggest day of celebrations on record.

BIG 74" TUBE

"No-Glare” Rectangular Picture

249"

Including Tax

TRAV-LER DELUXE 63R50 . . . Modern hand rubbed mahogany finished cabinet. Roto tuner for continuous sight-sound tuning.

e

1706 Prospect

14" Picture!

CONSOLETTE

TRAV-LER DELUXE 114-2... with no picture. hand rubbed mahogany finish.

REIMAN'S APPLIANCE CO.

— RI _—

>t a GIFT tom REMANS |

Regular $25 TELEVISION TABLE With the Purchase of a

|

|

|

Television

229"

Including Tax

glare rectangular

Modern cabinet in

EASIEST POSSIBLE TERMS

Take Up to 65 Weeks fo Poy!

MA. 1800

{ Wayne A,

MAC BRINGS 'SNOWSTORM'—During Gen. MacArthur's welcome to Chisago, tons of confetti from office building windows formed a ‘blizzard.’

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Advertisement

Check Itching. First Application A

‘Agonizing itching of ugly ecsema, Rank| = Tetter, Ringworm, Pimples, Scabies, Toe Itch 1s checked on ONE APPLICATION of BLUE STAR OINTMENT. Repeat as needed as nature helps heal. Money back if FIRST jar falls to satisfy. Try it today.

“

STJosten i. CHILDREN

In Indianapolis—Vital Statistics

EVENTS TODAY

[tndisnspeits } Home, Show—Through SunGrounds. Indi Ath Susin Store Couneil—Indianapolis | etic Club nfer of Speech and Hearing Therap ts-2Throgeh tomorrow, Severin,

a Men's Apparel Club—Through Tues- meDowell Jr.:

day, Claypool.

EVENTS TOMORROW Indianapolis Home Show—Through Sun-

day. Fair Grounds. Conference of Speech and Hearing Therapists—Last Pay. Severin.

Stats Men's Apparel Club—Through Tues-

ay, Claypool. Natio Association of Insurance Atterneys—Through Sunday. Indianapolis Athletic Club

{ Indiana Council on Religion in High Edu-| eation—Indianapolis Athuetic Club. [Aeriean Legion, National rE ier) ugh Sunday, American Legion Home. | appa Sigma Sorerity—Through| ye Lincoln Annual Throug Bowing Alleys.

Sunday, Warren: and Indiana

American Legion, National Commissions—| AY Through Monday,

MARRIAGE LICENSES

American Legion Home.

Barney Winchell, 36, 1130 N. New Jersey;

Dorothy N. Thurman, 1119 N. Alabama.

Raymond E. Nicholas, 25, 355 N, Hamilton: Johnetta Dake, 19, 50 8. Butler Ave. Resener, 33, New Palestine: Joa S. Peterson, 44, 278 N. Belle Vieu

| Wendell Grider, 20, 501 8. Coffey; Nancy,

Rigdon. 19, 1449 8. Reisner. Ray Bronson. 47, 1311 E. Bt. Dorothy E. Thompson. 38, 307)s E. Wal-

nut. Ora F. Stump, 60. Dyer: Mary Brattain, 42, 1910 Lexington Ave. Leon Cheatham, 21, 2255 Broadway: Wands | Sears, 31, 2118 N. New Jersey.

{DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Joseph vs, Lula Garland: Forest B. vs. Mary H. Strother; Gladye C. vs. Roy C. | Beaver; Johnnie Mae vs. Charles L. Wells; Jane vs. Harold Shaw; Ruby A. vs. True Carpenter: nedy; William J. vs. Eileen G. Brydges;| Marjorie vs. Joseph Mosley; Elizabeth vs. Alvin W. Leeb; Ruth Ann vs. John W. Kraus; Max W, vs. Arlene Forsythe; Edna P. vs. Harley L. Mitchell: Billle J. vs.

{ Charles E. Ludlow; Earl M. vs, Jescie E.

42 Yeors of Square Dealing » R IT (Wrig

Good Values on Long Time Credit! {51 DOWN

tar's Women's 10-Pin Classio—|

Joseph; |

Eliza vs. Sarah Ken. |

Hurry to RITE'S for Smart New

Gray; Mary E. vs. Irvin jayaou Louise] edward | Boas, 86, at 1445 Williams, arteriovs Owen W. McGinnis: Ruth vs. Fred-| scleros erick C. Frederick; George E. vs. Louis I. | VERS Ann Myatt, 832, at St. Vincent's, Kesler: Mary M. vs McHenry 8. Coats; | Winifred vs. Clifton Gambel: George W. | TRIAS SU. 6, a 1344 Marlowe. vs. Alma L. McCoy: gates 2 i { Judy Ma reen Ward. A year, at 2152 BouleO. McKinzie; argaret vs. Fre var .» pneumonia. {Richard O, 3 ho i Robert W. {Mary Wisner, 47, at 1003 W. New York, Onan C. vs. Virgie B.igBRulmOnMe, 0 sr at 148 W. 38th, Harvey: Myrtle M. vs. Lewie N. 8mith;| “coronary occlusion. : Helen L. vs. Oscar F. Clark: Isabelle vs. Laura Agnes OO JSON, 82. at 373 N, {| Edgar J. Weimer Holmes, sclerosis | | Prank Branson, 8. at 1546 Park. myo- * %

BIRTHS uel Boys

. At St. Francis—William, Mary Wiegman: ‘Official Weather C. Frederick, Hazel Drake; David, Ruth UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU —Apr. 27, 1951—

these rings live up fo their name "Gem of Mystery”, For richness and distinction, for yourself or a gift, yous best buy is « sircon ring from Kay.

AEE wim, Betty Coakley: John, | ry Garrity ACH Methodist—Jerome, Sonya Jacobs: Rob- |

ert, ida Woolwine; LeRoy, Faye Mawery; Sunrise . 4:57 a.m. {Sunset 6:35p.m Bjed. Dorothy Schlegel; Roy, Florerce — | Olsen: Joseph, Martha Lex: Kenneth, Precipitation 24 hours end. 7:30 a. m. .00' Iris Hull: omas. Jewel Whitworth {Total precipitation sinee Jan. 1 11.54 At St. Vincent's—John, Ids Timma: John. |Deficiency, since Jap. 1 .. 2:01 Nellle MacLucas: Robert, Vivian Basey. | 0 4 TO OWE KAY! Girls The following table shows the tempera- | Im 3 hd ; 8. Franels—Thomas, Mary Farrell; ture in other cities. Darrell, Darcy Fairburn: John, Paula Statien Hith Lew No McE!fresh |Boston wrsinranisnierananadei 1S 43 | {At General—Robert, Lorene Leslie: Way-' Chicago Cersarveriensanaes 33 38 | : Fa Mani Sacks Mm Eade; Pdward. | Csi = : S bY Ch YEAR oleman—Jack, Mary Eads war vela erage vee 58 5 + Elaine Fiedler: Ferm, Mary Ressinger. Evansville . .X 7 1100 69 52 arge nk. Arlene Moo CPt. Wayne | . ‘iy 57 39 | Methodist Charles. Ruth Cochrane:! Ft. Worth Erk satanine 86 87 \ Willard. Mary Bartley; Blackstone Irene Indianapolis (City) .......... 60 46 | for Miller; Elvin, Dorothy Olds: Hubert, Kansas City . Vaal 58 | Dorothy, Burgoyne. Miami | AL Bt. Vineents_Frederick. Wilma Wil. | Minnespolisgt Paul o.oo. Credit PAY

ams; James, Shirley R ednour: Richard, New O I

Bile Shipp: John ginia Cable; Wil. New “ee | fam. Mariam Brown: Edward, Mildred| Skishoma City .. i Horton | aha Sve | { Ins ch |

{ San Antonio ..... DEATHS San Fransisco at Melvin Johnson, 67, at 35068 Baltimore, St. Louis : coronary occlusion Henry W. Zimmer, 70, at 966 N. Parker.’ coronary occlusion, | Ben Hatfield, 62, at Veteran's, cardiovas-| cular-renal. Elisha Ht 80, at Methodist,

Judith aire Katz, 3. at St. Vincent's, neumonia. | Edith R. Wheat, 80, at 115 8. Audubon Rd.. coronary occlusion | on Booker, 75. at 310 Harvard PL. arteriosclerotic heart. [Otjve a Briss s, 87, at 710 Laverock Rd. i ypertens! William G. wer. 53, at 1513 N. Merid-| ian, Apt. 34, coronary occlusion { | Effa Flora. 66, at Methodist, carcinoma. | {Charles Ganns, 78, at 706 Blake. No. 139. __ arteriosclerosis |

42 Years | In Same Location

srterio-

E'S

hts)

$1 WEEK

52-PIECE SET

Service for 8

$6075

$1.00 Down, $1.00 Week

RASS NAY Ni LWA

$ 6”

Others at $9.95 to $19.95

~All are smart, all ore hi-style

a grand array of lovely materials.

Toppers, Hats Z HERE'S WHAT YOU GET and Hand Bags! < 8 Dinner Knives 8 Salad Forks =~ 8 Dinner Forks 2 Tablespoons ZZ 8 Soup Spoons Butter Spreader - Stunning Spring oo 2. 16 Teaspoons Sugar Shell or a ~~ Se Teh UAL DRESSES Z "REGULAR $6.50 VALUE ~

Serving Spoon and Cold Meat 50

r I | 2-Pc. Serving Set. Useful at $ I 1

every meal for salad, cold cut, and vegetable. Pay Only 50c Down

in

No Charge for Alterations

CLOTHING A

| "ALWAYS A SQUARE DEAL AT RITE'S"

LEIS aR SLE

Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Cheerfull Refund

JEWELRY

No Charge for Credit

¥. 3 o