Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1951 — Page 20

will be described by

He the -gun on the sink. White ie back was turned, Terry day noon in Claypool Hotel.

the weapon, and slugged Mr. Johnson, A fellow attorney, Aldridge |tection. Lewis, 35, entered and saw “Johnson lying on the floor and Terry standing over him with the gun in his hand.” i . «Terry turned on the younger at-| torney and attacked him. They wrestled for about five minutes until Mr. Lewis subdued him. Mr, Johnson recoved consciousness and called authorities while his fellow attorney held the assailant.

” Collection of food for fi

diana to assist in the driye collect 114 carloads of farm

overseas relief, | CROP is

Mrs. Anne Mathews

Services Today lief,

GRIFFITH, July 6 -— Services; a Tw ow will be held tomorrow for Mrs. Anne Margaret Mathews, unsuc-/tened up for $24,000 in prizes cessful candidate for the Indiana {the 1951 Indiana State Fair, P,

gressional nomination in 1938. \partment, said today. To 4-

Thursday. Se was 56. Mrs. Mathews was several times Graham, Prairie Creek; New _ Market;

state representative’s ler,

post.

SHOP in tia

Air Conditioned Comfort 9 A. M. fo 5:30 P. M. 17 N. PENN.

GOING OUT of

Summer Business

1a-13-Y>

'AVAENLYS AVA 11Y dOHS 0fS 01 6 ‘AVaunivs AVa 11VY 40H

3 OFF and More 136 SUMMER ¢ SUNS.

2.19 1.89 *4,00 *9.00 524,00 1.19 . 55.90

te pp ’ > / 67 SORRY—NO MAIL or PHONE ORDERS All Merchandise Subject to Prior Sale!

SHOP EARLY—SHOP BISHOP’ $-

ALL DAY SATURDAY

9 A. M.T0 5:30 P. M.

SHOP ALL DAY SATURDAY, ¥ 10 5

= 56 BLOUSES cre 53.29, now 2 31 SUMMER SHIRTS vere s256 ....... S 49 COTTON SKIRTS vee 5555.57.55 : 51 SPRING TOPPERS wee 51995-52455 © {5 SPRING-FALL SUITS vere 530.505 : 16 COTTON T-SHIRTS vere 51.58 5239 5 5 SLACK SUIS vere 5055

> SUMMER

DRESSES

138 Were $10.98 and $14.98

Mary Ann toddled out of the Myer cottage, evading her brother, Bob, age 3, and their

Kenneth|drive in the

Kunkel at Kiwanis luncheon to-|axle class. Mr. ente the hroom, bbed | Kunkel, of the State Department rod Was grabbed] conservation, will talk of state\P/oYed Wednesday, 7 p. m., at the parks, fishing, and wild game pro-|.

harassed areas of the world will {be handled in Marion, Hancock, |Johnson and Shelby counties by ithe Rev. Carl R. Hatfield, Greenfield. He has been named a district supervisor of the Christian Rural Overseas Program in In-

commodities from Hoosier farmers for

sponsored by the Catholic Rural Life, Church World Service and Lutheran World Re-|{their reorganization, the 38th In-

SOME 3500 hogs are being fat-

First District Democratic Con-/White, Oxford, director of the de- July 31 and Aug. 1. Previously, |

She died at her home here/Clubs will go $4000 of the amount. Mr. White's assistants are Ray|season will feature counter-attack |

Jamesiand defense,

an unsuccessful candidate for Connersville; Ralph Say-|planning, a dawn attack and air-| Troy Myer,

-"®|coremonies at the 80- Year- Ci ub

the

Breeden and W, W, Smith, Lafayette,

1945.

3 \

Charles Poppino, fined pre a ome Hote). tinued their stepped-up antilot-|

six months at the state farm, « Judge Saul I. Rabb decided that rested at 112 McClain St.

FRIDAY, JULL 8, 131

y the age of 2 and was _adopted.

: 20 places raided as police

- {tery drive last night,

first marriage was legal,ipreq McCool and Lioyd Whobrey,| older|Waynetown; E. A. Holm, Lafa-|though Poppino used as an alias, Ch y lyette. Judges include Clifford|Charles Edward McNernery when had purchased three 10-cent he was married here Sept. 21,

plainclothesmen, reported

ball tickets from him. He has two children by this

nd win PDE in indianapolis— Vital Siziisies

20 Places Raided

Is 1 . Lo ery Dri , 1809 Westi D was | convicted ‘of bigamy In tt ive | Dogue, Jr. n 12tss N Twa. One person was arrested ‘and Maurice Greever, 19,

Horace D. Hunter, 25, Was ar-| prederick L.

They confiscated 45 partial}

Woy

MAKRIASY LICENSES | Hagole Bingo. 22. 6 8, Arn. for HATLS

3. Montgomery. 2} 433 N. State Matthew Mayer, 23. U. 3. Aru. Noam pe So 3s ves Rota oles, 21, 433 N. State Ton, erarp,- 19, Scranton. Pa a ; al

i Mart! weed ato 1 89, at

EE A

n BE. Pasteur, 31, ' i . ' Bn wary aris . ve Sirex. LN, 11, 1735 Thaddeus: Mary Hasan 17, 1128 Hove hy : ge ee haddeus. i qn PEG ak 6 0 sapial, wl 8 aul MAS ey BIRTHS foal Sons gd AB : Boys Al ae {dk 5 je4'B INR 1515 Central Ave. At Home—Prank. Arietta Gibbson, 1078%e Yoo 00 So 0 318 Rie Betty Pyle, 20, is ‘Central Ave. Udell. Mary Looe d J ia i

con-|

Wallace Allen, 20, 8. M. C.: Edna At Methodist — Edward.

Ganeva Harsin ©

Harvey, 232, 181 esendortl James, groan els i | i Ave ain; Frederick, Janel : ea Oka {Lenard Vall oo woh Zosliah le be Margaret Hollowell; Henr) rie 3hep- Harry -Kalader, 51, at 218 N. Oakland, Huichens, 30, Danville; No- i herd, Sirsil, ane Hare ; Rednet erebrsl hem TELE . Ary en er: (I a ap 02 W. 47th, care after| veils Honggod. 38 Faun ‘s. Army; Ru Riley; Joseph, Leona Farris; George, By Pusat w in 4 - Ann Cruse. 19, 861 E Southern Ave, Lois Mueller. Elmer Stevick, 74, ‘at 538 N. . Wallace, they | Max Neuschaeler, Ey < wo N . Rural; Gladys | At St. Francis—James, Evelyn Long: Dan. A asthorcs is. Crowe, 22. 831 N. Temple. fel, Marion Clark, Earl. Edit OWARN: | Le Stanton Wuensch. 15, at 1433 E.

Raymond, Jacqueline Schmijker | At St. Vineent's—William, MArzaret Hay Girls At St Franels—Jack. Erma Whitaker: Roy,

New. York, cerebral hemorrhage

b -| Join C, Carne 0, (810 N Kealing; Jane | Be Yorger 52s . Irwin Ave Phillip Thotten: 21. 14 33. at Veterans,

Lee; Wanda L. Scott, a Indiana

Everett N. Artis, car cinoma Hels Gertrude Copelard. 43, at Methodist,

5 Alabama; Sadie

ank iN Ev Pog 5 oid

semitrailer, single

ALL TYPES of musie will be free outdoor

dog Band. Charles A. Henzie is director. Next ‘week's program and concerts July 25 ‘and Aug. 1 will be held on Fairview Campus, the first one to climax a picnic for Butler summer school students and faculty,

= ny ” FOR THE FIRST time since

Mr. Henzie

fantry Division of the Indiana National Guard will conduct battalion and regimental combat at|team exercises in annual maneuvL./jers at Camp Grayling, Mich.,,|

Hithe division limited itself to ex-| ercises with small units but this| co-ordinated fire| ground co-ordination. A division review is set for Jay 28.

Tr THE YOUNG and the old will 0 take the limelight at closing pro-| wp Brams of Lawrence Free Fair, 8400 Pendleton Pike, On the youth panel at 2 p. m, Sunday, : moderated by louis Green- . berg, will be Lynn Cassen, Wilma Frankhn, Raymond J. ..Tom|

Rev. Fr. Richard Kavan agh,

G¥NLYS AVA 17

TYE

boat bumper at edge of the lake ; ou a wife, . books of baseball tickets and two. Betty Drak M t ROSS. Hare, and lost ion balance, falling into] THREE former state champion Comm ln sacks of Pick-N-Win tickets. PE cievelaia. 48 BIN. California; | Ab e Coleman = - br. Barbara Brevenuer: rearachnesd Ry RR. i sar the water. truck drivers will compete in the ON MAY 19, this year, he used In the 20 raids police seized Paul Stinson. 30, Ni ow Castib: Atha Stan-| At Ng F ort Flossie Grawles. Rica] gnome 70. at 317.5. 37th, carcinonia, Mr, Wampler, hearing her(finals of the Indiana Champion- his legal name to marry a second 422 hooks of baseball tickets and Bluford } aoge® 30; 2020 Laurel: Martha a ra Fe Ht Eveivn Albert Louis Kunze, 70. at Methodist, cars screams at the cabin of his uncle,/ship Roadeo Saturday and Sunday| Woman, whom he said, [is now|56 sacks of Pick-N-Win tickets rc fiers, Ave: emasior: Jam in Wetanri “adams: tsadora E. Laird, 95. at 1460 Lexington, Garvin Wampler, 1715 N, Oxford/at the State Fair Grounds, Een-|expecting his child. in keeping with the recent gam-| Miner ia a H Harts, Kaul» man! GF sack: PCinian Co-| & Avanos: fargo Ballz. 48. ak 8. Vine St., jumped in, fully dressed, and reg 15 ine ght truck class| Poppino fol She South for crackdown order issued by Beli, 19, 283 8 dian rer AC SE "35 Vincent se ore. . Chelat tine pn: lets diverticulitis. | ¢ Methodist, hyper saved her, before an. excitedare m Wright, 1020 Har- many years he thought his name|Police Chief O'Neal. 34 y 3 Ne Sats ve cardiovascular : crowd. . rison St, and Richard Strouse, & rer - > x yo» 5023 English Ave. Walter R. Goings on In oiiidoor ¢Indiana|/Cline, 536 8. Grand Ave, will

f SALES or CUT PRICES els ie TI

(TOR IR TAY

EMERALD CUT SOLITAIRE

Exquisite diamond: in ‘platinum

mounting . , . A choice gem.

Hen 2399

o ¥r. Ravanagh Frank Chase,

» Oranda Brantsberg, Florence Olt- = man and Lola Johnson. | Orrie Cotton will be master of

-4 PR ty, tonight.

Use Your Old Diamond A The # "BIG" DOWN PAYMENT

ter

0. THERE ABE several. Hoosier! 3 w| faces in the U. S. Army Field | Forces Band which will give a 8\free concert at Garfield Park at! 1s p. m. July 14. w| Directed by Capt. Chester X.| X| Whiting, the band will be pre-| {sented under auspices of the lo-| ~ cal Army and Air Force Recruitling Station and the City Park | » | Board.

u n a PLANS TO MAKE bugs his bus-| iness paid off with an entomology © scholarship at Purdue for Jerry » Clawson, Delphi. He won the | «award made annually by Arab | {Pest Control Co, Inc, 2707 Win- | Ww throp Ave. It goes to high| P school graduates who plan to ma- |

-| jor in pest control courses at| | Purdue, » » ”

2 Admitted Cattle = Rustler Is Put ~ On Probation

A young man. who pleaded guilty to rustling two truckloads of thoroughbred cattle in Missis-| sippi for sale in Memphis, Tenn.,| today was placed on two years’ probation by Federal Judge William E. Steckler. He first sentenced the defendant to a year and a day on each of two rustling counts { Tyson Matthes, 26, who gave his| address as 116 W. 28th St, was {given the probationary sentence) after he told the court he rustled the stock only because he had to feed his family of a wife and four children. Matthes said his wife ex-| pects another child soon. i Probation investigators report-! ed Matthes had no past criminal] {record and that his

Sats: Avg 11V

0€is OL 6

family had] been forced to turn to county re-| w lief for support. x During shipment of one load of | stolen cattle, a tail gate fell off

o Mathhes' truck and a cow tumWibled into a Memphis street a=d| » died of a broken neck. Local po-|

lice there blocked traffic and helped him dispose of the carcass land reload his truck before he] oO proceeded to the stockyards there. ! »| Matthes told the court that he| ~¢ used the $350 he realized from the| {sale to pay medical bills for his| Ww wife and to meet other family ob-| > ligations.

Round Cut Diamand pair. 11.Matching Diamonds, including large center stone. Unusual Bargain,

*150

Pay only $3 weekly

15-DIAMOND PAIR

Graceful i ign . Glowing Diamond Solitaire graced a Io detign

by 14 other sparkling beauties. tively low priced.

$350

Weekly or monthly terms

Beautifully matched pair,

Pay 31. weekly

INTERLOCKING DUET

« extroor-

Terms $2.50 weekly $125

EMBLEM RING

All Orders Masonic Eastern Star Appreciated at ROGERS. Shrine Moose Eagles Odd Fellows Knights of Columbus Scottish Rite Knights of Pythias Elks And All Others £4 JEWELERS PLAIN DIAMOND SET - RINGS RINGS

$ 18:30

antee” which permits you to wear and compare a Roger's diamond for 30 days. If you are not completely satisfied, or if you find a better diamond value elsewhere, your money will be re-,

funded in full.

Make no mistake . . . it's what you get per dollar invested that REALLY counts! prove the outstanding value of your Roger's diamond or watch

Comparison will

purchase. And, only Roger's gives ~ you a “Protected Purchase Guar-

10-DIAMOND TRIO Matched set,

31 DOUBLE ROW SET

31 Lovely Diamonds set in double rows, for greater brilliance.

Pay $1 down $89.50

6-DIAMOND PAIR

large cen- two for her and one

diamond. Easy to own.

$49.50

for him. , Hond carved. 3 Ring set. _Pay-$2 weekly hoi

S110

Fah

Unusually attractive design, rather exclusive. Large center diamond ond 5 matching diemonds.

. Pay $1.50 keekly

2h / Stately solitaire and solid wedding band, a stunning pair. Simplicity at perfection. 1 00

Large diomond solitaire, Pay $2 weekly

Easy terms , , . Easy terms . .

GENTLEMAN'S DIAMOND RING

5-DIAMOND CLUSTER

Five brilliantly cut diamonds set

12.DIAMOND SET

radiant

SOLITAIRE DUO

diamonds Priced so attractively low to make

attrac: Brilliantly

in a massive masculine gold mounted in a modern fishtail an outstanding buy. mounting. $ 50 setting. ; Pay $1.50 weekly 69 Pay 34 weekly $200 Pay S0c weekly $2915

% Your Charge Account Is Welcomed and

52975 2 STORES

Jt Ha By Ear

NEW Y brain detects 71, it went cl bering the G an ulcer or Pat was | ~back in m to be in his D’you re

- puhdo” and

the nuts” an flapper perio - Mary Mc that remind back to “Oh .. and Mae Bergen . . . Night" . . Could Be W They wer No. 1 state | D'you re . step-ins drank wood . tent sh River Shanr

REMEM]I

“ +» Hod El

Jimmy Smit «+ When y you had to | hens, not th D’you re . and “Sh A. Taft was him in ’32), Can you dents painte slickers . .. he played in a girl was *

EZIO PI “Strictly Di preview at applauding ( from “Flesh The crowd ° screen agair Mrs. Fer join her op Arlene Judg -—he's 18. . to oppose J

D'YOU ¥ «+ When m and Flint w sedans . . Rememb know. wheth —or a bank 114,000 extr 40,000 extra

Amel By Rot

NEW Y( buck-20 the got to thin thing if th white-collar paign prog ment suppor two kids, ta This is farmers alr competition the prices conceived o of bankrup crops withe from plowir the effort of

. WELL, 2 guy ifs a ma faxes than Tremble’s ci There are a nected with of the rea: grower how He don't ws: lector might So if Jo citizen and government the hambur, government then, seems Jp at least pay 20 cent "This w ach, pork cious gems local Carti

For a I giving hand forms of. | projects. They kic ple, who ar build great for the esp WPA used

Outs By Ed. Continue

I'd’ quit or French, It in Rome, ¢ Three ( American smoke. . T was dying minutes | recommen in a blue | “Fet is he said. Due to tions of mention tl like them would be to give th ber the cig blue pack. every tobs I couldn the fresh like Ame French ( wrapped manufactu imum of When I br rest of the Small mat The first ysis of the began to began to | buds close:

FORTU!I cafe was |

helped an wagon, I * There a bi After m and my p

$y Person jfoum the | in my han Then of ,match, w flame Jo fe Noi