Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1951 — Page 10

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Today

- ' i A Col, Manford G. Henley, In-

dianapolis attorney, will be in-

stalled today -as national com-| XH

mander-in-chief of the United! Mexican Border Veterans. George F. Parish, Jackson, Mich., is out-| going national head. f Other officers elected yesterday, at the 22d annual. convention In the Antlers Hote! are: Harry M. Lass, Clinton, Ia. senior vicecommandet; Edwin Herz, Detroit, junior vice-commander; Benjamin H, Keiter, Indianapolis, adjutantgeneral; Col. Levi A. Beem, Indianapolis, quartermaster general. Wallace A. Dole, South Lyndboro, N. H. surgeon-general; Ernest Snow, Ellicott City, Md, Inspector general; Samuel Peterson, Chicago, judge advocate; Hal Fry, Jackson, Mich. chaplain; Harry P. Donovan, Cedar Rapids, Ia, historian; Gen. J, Watt Page, | Austin, Tex., patriotic instructor, G. Erskin Sims, Clinton, Ia, sergeant - at - arms; Charles * F. Breurer, East Haven, Conn., Louis H. Wynschel, Davenport, Ia. and! Francis O. Keefer, Westminister, | Past commander-in-chief Col.

in Brown County State Park. |

WHEN JUNIOR cooks, it isn't hamburger, mothers, troop’s 13th annual patrol conp He turns out pineapple upsidedown cake, biscuits, stew

and spaghetti dishes. His only trouble is having his cocoa|the following Saturday. | competition, |

stick, according to Boy Scout leaders.

West Side Scouts from Troops 58, 64, 83, 66, 135, 106,|ing brought 847 merit badges to 142 and 148 read recipes in handbooks this week-end at the|the troop in addition to 37 sec-

1 will board a New York Central

9 Scout Winners {In Patrol Event to

Visit Niagara Falls

Nine Boy Scouts of the. Flaming Arrow Patrol of Troop 83

train June 19 for a trip to Niagara Falls as winners ‘in the

test. They will return to Indianapolis

The inter-patrol

based on advancement in scout

ond class scout advancements, 18

annual Camporee being held House

girls.

There was a noticeable ab-| time, They're invading t h

sence of pots and pans.

food they put on the coals. Stroud is Camporee chief. tucks July 7. "i 0» » ” ” ~ FOUR FLANDER HOUSE boy| yg YOU'RE a dog, you dancers suftered stage fright a ,..4 to worry about your

year late. lo ] i They dropped out of dancing On pane wip.

lot— wning| class when rehearsals started for ;o Dogs yawn 8 Of and a Ying Elmer Lowery Jr., assistant scout-

lowing and gum-chewing for passerigers having ear trouble in the|

the annual recital by Mrs. Doris Douglass’ Flanner House pupils and private students set for 8:15 p. m. tomorrow at Crispus Attucks Auditorium,

air,

They're entering baseball competition for the first| life ranks a

Boys|tracks, inviting competition from|

wrap aluminum foil around the|other states for the annual Flan-| Don|ner House meet at Crispus At- who will make the trip include

don’t ears

Of course, if you're a dog, you

first class, 14 star ranks, eight nd two promotions to the top grade rank of Eagle Scout. List of Winners

Flaming Arrow patrol members

| Robert Day, patrol leader; Wilbur Dunn, assistant leader; John! Becker, Paul Gosnell, Jack Small, Robert Penley, Dennis Lavender, {James Boone and Eddie Harlan.

{| They will be accompanied by

master; Claude McLean, troop | committeeman, and Arthur F. G.

| Gemmer, chairman of the troop| | committee. Troop 83 is sponsored| by the Variety Club.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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About People—

Bus Hits Tree As Mars. Safety Mark of Retiring Driver

Fate played Earl Hulett of Sayre, Pa., a mean trick when he retired today after 16 years as a

school bus driver,

On his last trip, he passed out candy bars to the kiddies, The box of candy was dropped to the floor of the school bus, and the kids lunged for the goodies. Mr, Hulett's bus ran into a tree in the melee. It was the first accident of his career.

Anti-Red Boss?

Former Army Secretary Gordon Gray may get the nod from President Truman to direct American propaganda and psychological warfare in the ideological battle against world communism. Authoritive sources said that | { Mr. Gray is being considered | to head the new Psychological Warfare Board which would unify and lay down the U. 8. propaganda policy in the world war of ideas.

Marriage on Rocks Bandleader Freddie Slack suit today, filed by his bride of 14 months, Joan.

Mr. Gray

Greer.

Miss Greer, who sings with his band, is asking no alimony, only the return of her maiden |

name, Down East

Quitting his government job in a stormy con-

faced a divorce |

SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1951

As Pupils Rush for Candy, Dixie Drenched

any difficulty.”

Mr. Freeman

| for distingyished

ation. Jaycees

William A. Knight, 65, Lyndon, Vt, said he resigned from his post with the National Pro- Threats of severe flooding menduction Board because “they wouldn't give me|,..q rain-drenched Kansas today

| Raymond P. Kent, has been nam | cipient of the Notre Dame Lay Faculty Award

Leadership of the U., 8. Jaycees was taken over by Lee Price, 33, a Swainsboro, Ga. torney, after a hot election during the nat | convention at Miami, Fla.

monter said he's going back to the railroads After D Weeks where he spent 45 years “without running into .

CHICAGO, June 9 (UP) —

any work to do” after he crit- in the wake of tornadoes which icized the agency before a Con- lashed the southwest. But i

Bessional Sommitiee Dixie a storm belt brought wel. Back Again come relief from a six-week Julian Freeman, 5514 Wash- drought. y ington Blvd. was re-elected to] Three Kansas rivers, swollen the board of directors of the by the runoff of prolonged rains, National Jewish Welfare Board (were out of their banks. -Resiat the annual meeting of the dents in the way were evacuated. board in New York recently. The southern Sion ae which 3 stretched from centra en Outstanding southeast almost-.to the Atlantic Professor of Finance at the| j, Georgia, moved into the southUniversity of Notre Dame, Dr. 1and on the heels of violent windthe 1951 re-| storms that caused three deaths. At Tescott, Kas, the Saline service. The award of $500 is| River rose to 29.79 feet, the high-

» | made annually by the schodf’'s Alumni Associ | gat reading ever recorded at that

|point. The ill and elderly were imoved to higher ground. | The Solomon River at Belvoit, at- Kas., was 12 feet above its banks lonalland still rising. At some points [the Kansas River was six feet

Mr. Price was elected on the ninth ballot after/above its banks.

[ one opponent withdrew and the other conceded. Included among the newly elected vice presi-|crash. Downed power lines caused

One person was killed in a bus

{the other two deaths.

Kansans Flooded;

SUNDAY Potomac P

J. Ha For a

By AND} Seripps-How, WASHING Attorney-Gen McGrath intr to his new worth—the swank garde the Missus toss give lean-to in The mascot i gize donkey, | George C. M grateful Italian Marshall Plan. banging aroun the Washingto! no takers, wi general happen off the 200 sl a sales talk. Besides the ¢ ored guests inc Ambassador Felix -de Leque others who pa the assorted r Mrs. Nellie Ta)

{troversy after only four months, an old Ver- | dents is William E. Allman of Gary, Ind.

have to be a special kind to go by| re ———————— phair iim resi

Alfred L. Moudy, The same four boys were stars of the Mint; Se:

Hotel,

Indianapolis, was scheduled to speak at me-|of last year’s recital. ; morial services at 10 a. m. today ory of deafening applause won't in the World War Memorial/lure the mback. The reneged. Building. Gov. Schricker will be principal speaker at the annual| Porter. dinner at noon in the Antlers costume designing, ,

But mem-

The ballarina is Miss Wilma

Mrs. Ann Johnson directs

It's a busy season for Flanner

passenger plane. The rule book says a dog trained to lead the blind may travel without charge if muzzled and harnessédd properly, when a passenger with im-| paired vision depends on it. The dog sits in the aisle and eats from a can. Several board planes here, | local airline officials said. I

ture Charlie EF Brantian; the | dor and Mrs. W Senators and MN of Nevada. Dunno whet of having an family, but P

has been qu lately. He att legit shows wh ington during closed — incl talking “Miste Mrs, Truman 3 George C. Mai Local critics “wonderful av means he’s al show his appr

» THE RECOR of bars set up (outdoor divisi being held by Guggenheims. swank affair |{ which guests thirst at six co oasés,

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YOU wWouLl look at him, b Marshall is ki Cuss, For instance, shall enjoy dan always have a the room befor dools claim the the best danc some even say former Sen. M Maryland, whi treason in mos

” THE AMER Women’s Club females — is n shrewd bunch. | bers decided to ner for their Si for servicemen, a novel way of for free—they their Congressi As a result, furnished by a sentative. Rep Mullen of Flori Delegate Joe Fi orange and ping ate Secretary through with s Sen. Everett D roast prime ri Herman Welke potatoes; Florid Holland, a sala ishes, celery ai Sens. Harry Cs

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Gillette Blue Blades—With The Sharpest Edges Ever Honed

10 in dispenser, 49c¢;

20 for 98¢

Dad will be a gay blade after shaving with Gillette Blue Blades . « « the keenest, most comfortable blades that ever touched a man’s face. So sharply honed, so slick and fast that Dad will enjoy his shaves much more. Get Blue Blades in a-handy dispenser with used blade compartment.

Gillette Super-Speed Razor "Set—For His Super-Shaving Pleasure

{if a man pops up to sell you a pat-| tern at. Singer Sewing Machine] Co. He may be able to sew as well | as you. He has been trained on how to adjust sewing machines. He knows how to alter a pattern. Singer's shop at 125 W. Wash-| ington St. has three men who sell on rush days: W, E., Folfram| (who has made aprons); Paul Williams, assistant manager, and | Harry Davis, machine adjuster. | * r r ‘ LINES were long today and yesterday at post office windows] with collectors buying Confeder-| ate Veterans stamps. The post of-| fice received 800,000 of them. | Collectors await the 3-cent green stamps commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Settle{ment of Nevada. They first go on! Smile—Gillette Tech sale at Genoa, Nev,, July 14, 1 Razor Set Postal note stamps, discontin-| : \ ued last March, will be sold at| : 49¢ complete the Philatelic Agency, U.S. Post | Office Department, officials an-| nounced. |

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For extra-fast blade changing, extra-good performance, Dad will vote for the new Gillette SuperSpeed Razor, complete with a dispenser of ten Gillette Blue Blades. Twist, and it’s open—Zip, and the blade is in place. Twist again, and it's ready for action. Comes in handsome Styrene plastic travel ing case.

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» » » | WHISTLING window washers | at The Times laughed this week | when told whistling in the city| room of a newspaper was said to| bring bad luck. One fell from al ladder shortly afterwards, break-| ing an ankle. }

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