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+ Local Goodwill

Chapter Honored

.Golden Anniversary

Plans Drafted

Last night Indianapolis “presiac-

will

dential” complishment: in the reorganiza- | tion of the Goodwill plant here. The award ,was one of nine pre- | gented to units in cities throughIt recognized] functional developments as welll as improvéments to the physical property .of Meanwhile, plans were drafted for the observance of the organiza tion's golden anniversary in 1952. Presentation was made by P. J. Trevethan, .national executive | secretary, on behalf of the na-|

out

Industries received. a

award for special

the country.

the local

tional president.

risburg, Pa.,

olis

Other Aw: ards Given

Detroit, © Dayton, 0,

Goodwill secretary.

the presentation,

In other action last night the organization elected national di-

Telions: Nama were’: -NOVATO, Cal, May 2 (UP) Mr. Lytle, Richard Boyd. Chi- John C. Tinkler, 47, is one mocago, Oliver Friedman, cleve- | i A 1 SE $e : 4 land; John Hantla, Sioux City; " o rmy on, IS omac or ar e roma Wiio giant Tet nba rating . 2 r : rass when e horn o s Rovers Wathines Tos Angeles; ‘NEW YORK, May Bony youth's shorts, the - sergeant DE obn Lot stu and be: 3que, . Denver, and FitzPatrick, a puny lad with a found a leather belt that con- R | GOP Facti | blowing. Dorthy Rice: Houston, Tex hero's _heart. egu ar action | gan 8.

Two laymen elected were Richg and Philadelphia,

ard

James T, Buckley, chairman of the board of Philco

Nelson, San Diego,

Corp.

Gov. Schricker was

hono

guest

r at last night's banquet in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. lo Soldier: Dr. I. Lynd Esch, president of Indiana ‘Central

College,

Speaker.

Heads College Group

LAFAYETTE,

(UP

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here.

Ind... May

) — Laurence

was advanced

Business Officers at p’s 40th annual

chapter,

Other awards went to Los An-| geles, Paul, Sioux City Evansville, HarDallas and Mem-| ziale finds the reason for Johnny Fitzpatphis. Howard. G. Lytle, Iridianap-| rick's, extra weight accepted

was

R.", Lunden, comptroller of the University of Minnesota, president today of the Central amazement -as the pointer indiAssociation of College and Uni- cated Johnny weighed 115 pounds. versity

conference ral suit.’

St. EXTRA WEIGHT—S/Sqt. Patrick Par. *

«os 13 lead fishing

sinkers. drinls of water.

Johnny Comes Marching

marched into the cealed 13 lead fishing sinkers — Army on his stomach today. worth 11 pounds. Two malted - milks, ' two ice| cream sodas, a couple of slices of | ny. The indicator stopped on the pie and two, maybe three, tall|104-pound mark.

, glasses of water turned 19-year-| of old Johnny from skinny civilian | Bloated Put Hopeful | Sgt. Parziale, a veteran of Rejected three weeks ago because he weighed only 101 pounds instead of the fequired 105, Fitz-| patrick, of New York City re turned yesterday to the recruiting office: and said he /had put on 2 weight.

|Army tricks,

| between Johnny and the uniform ".|he wanted so desperately. “Look, kid,” the sarge said, ‘‘do what I tell you.’ He ordered him to try the malt eds, ice cream sodas, pies. and long drinks of water. Johnny returned an hour later |—Dbloated but hopeful. He stripped ‘again and. stepped on the scales: The pointer stopped swinging

Trick Discovered Staff Sgt. Patrick Parziale, the to noncom in charge, stared in

the, ‘Let's try again in your natuSgt. Parziale said. .

Beneath the elastic band of the a new ‘recruit.

Back on the scales went John-|

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FATTENING UP—At the sergeant's request, Johnny, minus sinkers, starts loading up on malted milks, sodas, pies 20, long

zation; which has been backing:

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HE MADE IT—The puny lad with the hero's heart is sworn in by Capt. Julius Tanbman after reaching Weight requirements.

Candidates Listed

Saved by Horn

. . His car overturned yesterday Completes Lineup ; | morning on Highway 101, pin- .| ning him beneath the wreckThe regular Republican organi-| age. The horn began to blow. Deputy Sheriff William Bradley heard it and rescued Tinkler, who suffered a cut hand.

Judge Alex Clark for Mayor several weeks, has completed its

slate of candidates to support for City Council at the May 8 pri- State Sheriffs’ Group

mary balloting. : The Marion County GOP Cam- To Open Traffic Drive Drivers of vehicles with one

Chairman John Innis. mailed who refuse to dim their lights to more than 60,000 letters today on coming cars will be the object urging support for Judge Clark'of a drive this month by sheriffs and six ether party candidates. throughout the state. Candidates Listed Sheriff Smith said yesterday | They are: that his department will co-oper-ate with the Indiana Sheriff's For City Clerk--Mrs. Grace M. Association in this new drive. ‘former secretary to the =

late Mayor Robert H. Tyndall. For City Council, First District Daughter Mixes Perfect Starch

John Schumacher, former president of the City Council. Second District - Carter W. Eltzroth, Indianapolis Power & Light Co. employee and former investigator for ex - Prosecutor Sherwood Blue. Third District Glenn W. operator—of Eaton's

restaurant. Fourth District — Charles P. Ehlers, present City Councilman who is unopposed.

Fifth District — J. Wesley

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[Council candidate in the Third District because of strong opposition. Running against Mr. Radel in the Third District-are Robert W. Matthews, Ninth Ward GOP cochairman; Edward R. Kealing. former City Councilman, and Frank J. Noll Jr., attorney “and former City Clerk.

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