Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1951 — Page 2

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iis U.S Ambassador-at-Large "W. Averell Harriman has met with cold

said today. | wa : | President Truman's special envoy held two futile meetings yesterday

and met a solid deadlock on of soda today after a glorious By BO, a 3200- ound mechani. both sides, informed quarters 24 hours during which a nickel cal elephant was giving children Doth in hi iutg t i bought hamburger, ple ala mode a free ride in Detroit when his said, in his attemp NEO nd steak on bun, The occasion leg collapsed. Three children were, tiate a settlement of the dispute wag the 15th anniversary of the injured.

over nationalization of Iran's oll pockybullt system of lunch coun- oO d dities

fields, a ak o 3 ters, Meanwhile, the leader of one . I'm : AIR was getting longer and RITA HAYWORTH'S made UP tempers shorter in New Concord,

of the most powerful tribes in Iran Plage - Support to the inher mind on Prince Aly Khaw's () today after the town's only st in any war . request to post- {two barbers quit rather than obey pone her divorce {an OPS order. The two were or-

Prince Khosrov Ghashghal, chieftain af the 50000 Ghash-lyy jer pitor. Idered to cut prices from $1 to! ney's not telling 175 cents.

ghals who inhabit the southern provinces of Iran, said in an in- her decision. He plans to confer

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terview his tribesmen would fight | F. W. WOOLWORTH plans to

Beirut following riots touched off district, New York. | by the assassination of former - Premier of Lebanon, Reyad EI Solh in Amman, Jordan, Some 2000 followers of Mr, Solh clashed last night with police and’ Syrian Nationalist Party

Columbia Stu- is dio, where Miss { Hayworth is ar- Miss Hayworth {oday use of sex ranging to re- out turn to movies, sald her decision!

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hormones withdoctor's supervision may {Cause cancer or sterility in men , (and serious injury to reproductive

y . lorgans i ‘ members. Several persons were SGT. NELSQN V. BRITHIN, 0") 0 JOTC0 Coneenond regorted killed, |Audubon, N. J, has been awarded I WE Thanh i x on ‘the Medal of Honor posthumously os, piygeles mail order A SHY, bespectacled prince, firms - El-O-Pathic Pharmacy

for a one-man assault. on Com-| munist forces in Korea. Wounded, | iia im he refused medical aid, hurling, A POLISH steelworker, lon

age 20, took his title as King and Maywood Pharmacal Co, Baudouin of Belgium today. Can-

non roared 101 shots both upon]

renades into enem ntrench-iz i ' k the king's parade to parliament § With nemy entrench- ized by his Communist govern d his triumphant return to the ments, th gun jammed, hg ment, was reported today “to ang P {leaped Into a foxhole and killed have worked himself to death’

palace. 'Reds with bayonet and rifle butt.

a" a a= PRIME Minister Clement At- yn tlee's Labor government was de-| HEDY'S AUCTIONEER just feated by three votes on a forgot- can’t wind up the sale of the ten bill in Commons last night screen star's personal and houseihe fourth such setback this year. hold effects. He keeps finding Majority leader Chuter Ede indi- new treasures in her lavish home, | cated the government did not estimating the auction would regard the vote as one of confi- gross about $250,000 including a dence. {coffee can of jewelry, Miss lLa- ® no» Marr is en route to Acapulco, PERUVIAN police announced yeyico, with her fourth husband, | today they had caught the slayer meq gtauffer, night club operator. | of Peruvian Ambassador to Ecua- | Ye ou dor Jorge Maclean Estenos whose! OFFICIALS of a Walla Walla, | bullet-torn, beaten body WAS wash baseball team sald today ex found yesterday on a highway an outfielder failed to ! near Lima,

by the British steelworkers' publication, “Man and Metal,”

» H ~ HUMAN BEINGS lived in Humphries County, Mississippi, way back in 1500 B.C., according to the American Museum of Natural History, A study of the pottery chronology of the area revealed pre-ceramic remains and late ‘excavations established exIstence of human life before those primitive people hit upon earthenware,

+ . ¥ # ‘w THE WIFE of a man awalting ecution for murdering a former

{ come In wire sought annulment today in| {from a game and they wanted | 3 Angeles saying “I don't want

{him back. He's a member of the be

: Pe 1 the wi sto About People : {Washington — State Penitentiary ited Be Nidow of_an.tleciry SNAKE CULT" worshipers In team. | : > Hunfaville, Ala, today told how » x 3 1 a 80-year-old farm wobman died | JAMESTOWN, N. Y. patrol. Hoosier Boy, 16, Killed in agony after letting a rattle- man's retirement was marked

In Shooting Mishap

snake bite her to test her faith. with celebration today by motor- TERRE ta ve Her fatal performance was ruled ists. In 12 years he passed out| |RRE HAUTE, July 17 (UP)

an ‘accidental dest. 100,000 parking tickets, Jack Norman Atkinson, 16, was ! wn. shot. and killed accidentally last

: $n» | HEAD OF the world's larges). pug Duke and Duchess of night as he and his brother, Carl, rain-making ‘company refused 10 winqeor visited the small fishing 22, were target shooting with a take blame for the Kansas floods. yijjage of Portofino, Italy, today, 22-caliber revolver Dr. Irving Krick sald the floods |. their private yaght, i Carl told authorities he was rewere caused by a “boundary of loading the gun when it disconflict between northern and] . 8.» charged and the bullet hit Jack in sogithern air,” pot by hix silver) AN AIR FORCE lteuteriant WEN [e®chent. Police sald Carl <olfodide generators, as Sen. Francis 10 such a hurry Lid report ror dutyiiapsed miter the accident and was Case (R., 8. D.) suggested, ut ‘Westover Field, Springfield treated for severe shock,

Is to compromise the Anglo-Iranian oil dispute, informed officials!

1 Rania aftacked The first with the |set up shop between Macy's and Party gained control of the Iran. Prince's attor- Gimbels. The 5-and-10-cent chain tam government. = ney. has leased half of a new $5 milay Er” | A Hollywood [lion building to be built in the - ARMORED cars patrolled spokesman for heart of Herald Square shopping

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~ WASHINGTON, July 17 (UP) d--to- 8 Appeals | Draft Director Lewis B. Her- through the appeal panels having | shey has amended Selective Serv- control over their local boards. ice regulations to make it easier| Selective Service officials said [for draft registrants who live the change was made because the away from home to appeal for old rules worked a hardship on. occupational deferments, it was registrants who had moved away announced today. from home and also on their em- + ' Under the new rules, registrants ployers who. have the right to apwho appeal for occupational de-|peal for deferment of employes. ferments can have their cases’ —————

shifted to the appeal board hav- uts Air ng jurisdiction over the area in| KC Flood C A

which they now live. Formerly, Service to Indianapolis NEW F | The Kansas City flood has today in tl 1 {forced Trans-World Airlines to ter Getting the Gate icancel three flights serving In- 4 train ramm STEELE, N., D, July 17 |dianapolis. Near®® (UP)—Income and outgo |< TWA has suspended the flights and injured

discovered tl Mrs. Iley Moc Mrs. Moors found benea refrigera smashed into She was en ri

are all the same to a farm- to New York leaving here at 6:15 er liying near here, he in- © p.m. and 11:55 p. m. daylight savdicated today. |ing time and the 12:05 p. m. plane Oil company lease men to St. Louis. gat are seeking to sign up ev- rR ery acre of North Dakota Crash Injuries Fatal

land and good royalties to | 1 0GANSPORT, July 17 (UP)

do it. ow | —Fifteen-year-old Dale Strasser In. But the farmer added a died yesterday of injuries he re- Meanwhile line to the sign on his ceived Sunday when the car in worked to gate, Now it reads, “no which he rode craghed into an- mangled iron peddlers allowed, or oil | other auto on a county road near All four ¢ ; men.” khis home at Twelve Mile. passenger tr: fa A ————k i er — n Rn ———— oe § ; § ; di { : : the track ar IA BD Vie od ha til train was bo NO BEER—These cases and bottles were thrown into the street when the truck turned from | & Ft. Wayne, I Capitol Ave. to Maryland St., but there was no scramble by sidewalk pedestrians. All the bottles | ’ , yred ¢ The Nickel were empty. : : : motive struck : ™ iL i > em Neri at- a - sharp t 8 8 Two Hurt as Car Hits Grocery Man Given 10 Years Witnesses 58 Two men were hurt last night - In another accident, Isaac For Robbing Hotel “twisted into when their car hit a grocery. Sanders Jr, 22, of 1011 E. Ninth A 27-year-old parolee, who = The Aller The driver. Lewis Bowman, 22, St» sald the door of his car flew said he became discouraged when office said il . Fy ra a mr Tv open in the 1400 block of E. 11th rejected by the Army, began a ; - ently ran pas of 1654 N. Alabama St, was in gt He fell out and rolled into a 10-year term today for robbing B u Y 0 N a ently fair condition at General Hos- barbed wire ferice. Both legs, his the, Plaza Hotel. | B Pps tently pital after suffering leg and head Stomach and right shoulder were willie Leroy Carter, alias Jerry _ 10 ar 4 injuries, His car went out of ¢ut. aah a Conner, 120 W. 14th St. pleaded = a Wabash | control on 42d St. near the Monon guilty to the June 19 holdup and J 4 crossing, struck the store at 854 Coma Goes to Lake Como was sentenced to. prison yester- Napoleon, 0. E. 42d St. rolled through shrub- VENICE, Italy, July 17 (UP) — day by Judge Harry O. Chamber- ! Dead bery and hit a tree. King Farouk, of Egypt, and his lin, Criminal Court 1. A Y R E S B uU DP G E T C H A R & f The eas William Jackson Hullman, 22, bride, Narriman, left by special Carter told the judge he turned Wii aM of 412 E. 15th 8t., who was riding train today, after a two-week to crime after failing to find a job i a . 4 in the same car, was released aft- vacation here, for Lake Como on and being turned down for Army Have the convenience of charge account Be rr tre: Gener spital. ti . . : ; HE er treatment at General Hospital. the Italian-Swiss border g itvice. He 33 partially deaf. : shopping . . . take at least § months to pay! ville, IIl.. col ) senger' train, 51, Peru.

‘his new auto. He drove from Chi-| to cago without license plates—or inenter a Portland, Ore, clini¢ this/terference—until he arrived in week in desperate search for cure. Springfield where he was arrested Only relief from hiccoughing, and fined $75. svery second since 1948, was

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; ED JACK O'LEARY Mass., that he forgot to register £ udcpely Lis oiziny GOOD AND QUICK CEN \

BETTY HUTTON rehearsed AN 11-YEAR-OLD boy who bor- -_ for the most strenuous singing rowed” a double-decker bus in role of her film England to take his kid brother! \/

career today after recovering from removal of JF a corn from her

for a ride, was fined vesterday, He drove the bus three miles, smash ing a tree, gas lamp and traffic light.

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vocal cords, She ? pis Was forced to 8 remain com- | pletely silent two weeks after the = peration which foctors feared might ruin her Vvolce, Miss Hutton Miss Hulton reported to Paramount Studio veaterday to work on a picture in which she will sing 40 num-| bers,

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Saher. Chaise-chairs, originally 41.95 ................27.85 (1) Sgrving cart, 3 glass shelves, off-white. Folding directors’ chairs ............. Yrivevaia 8.75 Originally 19950 ................. 124.95 Rocking chates .........0...........: ve10++.29.50 Glider settees, originally 89.50 ...............69.50 (1) 36-In. round coffee table, Pewter gray, Lawn chairs, originally 16.95 ........ sever: 12.98

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(1) 3-Section oversize sofa, innerspring cushions in Apple green with shell pattern. Originally 219.50

(I) Oversize sofa, light green with blue and coral reversible back cushions. Originally

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(2) 1-Arm chaises, fit side-by-side. Blue and coral covers. Originally 125.00....95.00 ea.

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Lounge chairs, assorted covers, originally White, enameled frame chairs adjust to 5 positions.

59.50 950 ......... : and 69.50 39.50 and 47.50 Canvas backs in green, blue, red. Originally 10.75, (1) Carribean Planter's chair, coral cover, originally 105.00 ............. savin 67.50 Buffet, 60-in. width, cork top. . Originally 145.00 ....c..vvvventt...95.00 2-Point Hammocks

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Rattan Peel Furniture Sturdy hammocks in blue, biegé, and coral woven stripe.

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