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hs LOWSDAY, JULY 31,1051 Brown Opens Fire . ~™ On-Trashy Park in ,a® Election Broadside &~

By NOBLE REED The first round of the City election campaign got under way! today when J. Wesley Brown, 1213 Hanna Ave. Republican candidate for the City Council,

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" | ge : retired general con: puidayv The historical pageant sent Mayor Bayt a highly’ crit-| x ¢ Sears-Roebuck & Co. for a num- ‘tractor, Services at 2 p. m. Thurs- .. a ! ’ a ah I ageant, di. ; ical letter about the trashy con-| ! Deep Are Our Roots,” avill be BH id ts : Bay. con ber of years. He was a member day in Flanner & Buchanan Mor- . a : ON 3 dition of Garfield Park. | ; presented at 8 p. m. Saturday by BEFORE AFTER

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the park as an “eyesore and a) 4 erine Scott Freed; {wo daughters y * "Eg ) : health hazard” due to large col-| / Mrs. Ray Kealing and Mrs. Her. IIIS. Bennett's br 0 eal (We believe them to bel Our Price lections of trash. | / man; a brother, Russell A.’ of pe . - DEAF MAN PERFECTS $125.00 to $150 Value Only v Cyue pari lafoon has net heen / New Orleans and two grenachi- Rites Tomorrow MIDGET HEARING AID TL her his Hetue this ent on A touched by maintenance men for dren. quality; no impressions needed Protect your eves.

many, many months,” Mr. Brown

; : ; orf morrow in Shirley Brothers Cen- nois, who himself has been hard Phone LI-2661 rite tor f d t tment or for free complained in his letter. Official Weather ‘rat Chr or Ri n Be wig booklet, “The Truth About Invisible Tia Hat pein He Clean Up Lagoon & UNITED STATES WEATHER Bureau 12. Chapel for Mrs, Anna Ben<igf hearing {or twenty years, ha dibenon a : J g ah Heft. Burial will De Is Crows Hill perfected 4 new hearing aid that INDIANAPOLIS INVISIBLE EB! FREE COUPON ic RE ; ends may call i SPE Mayer Bi a igi 38 » 3 Sunrise ~~ 4:43 | Sunset 6:50 Friends tay Self BL the Uneral: aw be worn in’ secret. £1 —.Gentact Lens Service | Indris. Invisible Contac. Lens Service letter, sa ¢ had not receiv Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m o/ 20mMe alll Cab ay ; ; 4 | 30 W Washington St.. Indianapolis. Ind, it yet but had a “tip” that one Dotal precipitation since Jan, 1 23 0 Mrs. Bennett i Justerday at With this small aid, even youl OPTICTANS Please mail my FREE cony ot ou > > ep phe omar - She closes rie s } er / » “The was on the way several days ago. ; The following tablg shows the tempera. her home, 1410 . 35th St. She closest friends will never know Suite 400, Goodman Bldg | Ce Lenses." r “This morning a crew of men 2 A md ” was 81 how: you hear so perfectly. Voices 30 W. Washington St a . 8 } 3 OW 30T § 8 3 $ ; Baise ca REAR started working a drag’ line { Chicago Hen 19 Bors n 3a kson County. she .. aio and even the ticking of Phone: Lincoln 2661 | NAME navies tre : Cincinng 93 58 | C ere 40 years ago. : through the lagoon, cleaning it of Sincinnati 5 36 (came nel Years ago. “.}ne clock sound natural. Hourst 9 AM. to 5:30 PM. Daily ; ADDRESS A all trash,” Mayor Bayt said. “We! Evansville a 12 Surviving ‘are a brother, Henry tn CX ! : al Ae Conditions tet Tome § ro amtencel Paste on vosteard or mail : 3 5 5% ; ", Way ) ol. 6 nA « 41s ' pe a BY) ertrDd MW tnt arnsta > or Yo 0 had a hard time finding a drag #&i a fi Be Pt. Worth 97 75 Huber, Courtland; a grandson. It is suggested if interested fo BRANCHES IN MANY PRINCIPAL CITIES OF U. 8. AND CANADA i > 1 y 7% arrv E. Be a ors auch-'v ‘gp » a {rie rite r line but finally located one ; ; Las Angeles ; 78 HH Harry E Benne tra granddaugh YOUrse If or 2 Irie nd, 1 Ite M ¥ FOUNDED 1904 through the Indiana Flood Con- CONGRATULATIONS—Rep. Charles Brownson (right) con ~~ ‘ssi. Paul a 55 ter, Sharon Ann Bennett, and one Lyons at 400R South Washington trol Board. #The park will be gratulates Larry Brandon, vice president of the Indiana Farm Bu. Rew York ore gi great-grandchiie, gil of Inga. Stree. Peoria, Tilinois: He will be , ’ - ' 3 An 0 102 74 i 1: 3 formatio cleaned up right away.” reau, for his election as president of the International Dairy Expo- sin Francisco ii $i apolis, 28d 10 send full information.

GOP Council Candidate Brown also complained about debris and high weeds over most of the park district. : Asks Speedy Action “Will you please tell the people nf the South Side why a park like

sition. He promised to talk to Indiana leaders in Washington about | helping keep the show in Indianapolis. It needs $43,800 to stay | here. About half that amount has been raised. Yesterday a $1500

check came from Louisville, which would like to have the show. Garfield, which could be the show & Small maintenance crew to keep

‘leared all the time. Qu ICK place of Indianapolis, should con- e Re ’ a . <t' tain such a trash dump?” asked , Dut We're going to do our best Mr. Brown. : to keep trash and weeds out of ea . “I have lived on the South Side the park, he said. ol

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leave a lot of trish, too much for

Garfield Park in such poor congi- Richmond Youth Drowns tion. I ask that you clean it up Times State Service at once.” RICHMOND, July 31—Luther In his best campaign manner, Bell, 20, Richmond, drowned yesDemocrat Mayor Bayt explainei terday while swimming with a that hundreds of people use the companion in a gravel pit northpark every day for picnics and west of here.

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a: Rites Tomorrow | For C. N. Freed

| Services will be at 2 p. m. t0- (HRISTMAN, 526 N. Emerson INE STREITMAZTER, 44, 2701 morrow’ in the Jordan Funeral ve Services at 1:30tp. m. Thurs- Ryan Drive. Services at 10 a. m. Home for. Claude N. Freed, a 4,y in Shirley Brothers Irving Thursday in Flanner & Buchan- pl iy 8 ¥ ‘salesman ‘for the | : pa A g Electric Co. Washington Park. Mr. Freed died yesterday at his mer Indianapolis resident and-an home. 2315 Carrollton Ave, He ofiicial of the American Locomowas 53, Born in Plymouth, he came to day in Flanner & Buchanan pected here Friday, Saturday and Indianapolis in childhood and at- Mortuary. . ) tended school here. + ployment with the electric firm, he worked as a salesman foxy W. 31st St,

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