Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1951 — Page 18

Enos teaching at qué (Ia) University and , at St. Lawrence UniverCanton, N. Y. The proud | tuned in for the ceremony t honoring the Earlham

fit at least he has ne he found a house. He's luckier than his buddy, Capt. Wendell Garrett, also ofgghis city, who knows a lot of people in Chicago but he’s still pounding the pavement there, hause hunting. The officers, both fathers of two, recently were transferred from Baer Field, Ft. Wayne, = ” ” PROSPECTIVE Butler students will learn college deco Aug. 31-Sept. 2 i at the Butler YMCA - spor sored freshman co - educational camp at McCormick's Creek state park. Cochairmen are Miss Patty Payne Ft Wayne, and

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_/from the weatherman, members naj. music.

dlcard party Tuesday in the hall after reaching hitdom in it’s na-

10Ora Brown, Cecil Noffke, M,

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WE Laine’s beat, the FhyUmie ove for state prizes at the Me A ‘or Tomorrow. 8 na Fair Aug. 30. Awards in- backed by “Swamp Girl" s trips to the National 4-H! Finest of the current swarm 7 s in Chicagg. Dairy foods °f femme vocalists is Georgia award Nibs’ newest Is

a Gibbs. Her is a watch. Vegetable... = pink and Apple Blossom

? |demonstrations winners get trips. nite,” and “Got Him Off My

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to Cleveland. The hest ple baker, nds " ; Bes 10.2 national contest in .Chl- George Siravo's orchestra of- ’ {fers an instrumental version of hw 808 (“I've Got You Under My Skin,” PROGRAM plotting at Warren with Sue Bennett singing the lig, Central High School starts Mon- “Farewell, Farewell To Love.” day when offices _ | New releases include another ‘open, ‘8 ‘a. m. & disc by “Mr. Rbythm” Laine, the 3:30 p. m., Mon- : loldie “Isle of Capri” and “The days through Day Isn't Long Enough.” f Fridays, Princi- Music's wonder boy Pete Rugole) pal C. E, Eash conducts the orchestra as Kay has announced. Brown sings “Birds 'n Butterflies” | New pupils are and “Flash in the Pan.” | invited to en- Pure uncommercial jazz is Kenroll and pupils ney Kersey Trio’s “Sweet Lorwishing to make raine,” and “JATP Boogie.”

schedule adjust- = x» | ments are asked RCA-VICTOR—Ezio Pinza's

to call with their ny, Eash “Pll See You In My Dreams” and parents Aug. 29- “Everything I Have Is Yours,” 30, 9 a. m.-8p. m, both old favorites, are released ® wn 8 as the Red Seal special of the

{month, putting the pop tunes in WHATEVER deal they get spot usually reserved for long-

Day waxes a tune

of Fidelity Review 140, Women’s, Dennis in 'England,!

Benefit Asoclatio® will hold a currently popular

after a 11:30 a. m. business meet- tive Holland, “Mary Rose.” If it ing and covered dish luncheon. hits like another imported rose, | Mrs. C. Clayton has charge. /(China’s “Rose, Rose 1 Love i.» | You”) Dennis has a winner. Flip is an Irving Berlin of the early! Soy DS RWIVES oh kitchen 30's, “Maybe It’s Because.” | d o omen of the Moose 11, Tony Martin hits one high into] are taking time out from enter (pe Dleachers iy roca Tale taining GIs. In Buffalo, N. Y., for Mae Out to the Ball Game” backed! the Moose national convention are py an inspired reading of “Casey | Mee. Kathryn Hansford, ra At The Bat. chairman; Mesdames Mae Ginz, ; Grace King, Vinera Smith, Muriel re Eo THAR doc he Yocals Eskridge, Charlotte Shorten, Alva, octra po chorus ater Ba

Faucett, Irene Small, Maude pajje, My Liberty: Belle,” and “I

Crist, Faye Sears, Mae Aufder-! . heide, Effie Traughber, Anna Fall In Love With You Every Ferguson Lela Jacobs, Elaine Pay." On another Winterhalter, Ogden, Christine Ruffin, Pearl Special Stuart Foster sings “Make,

iBeck, Ruby Antrim, Margaret Believe Land” and Ginny Gibson Fuller, Vera Stevens, Nelle Frye,|Sallads Blow, Blow Winds of the

Catherine Galloway, Hazel Meyer, sass —————————-

e Whiting. Beryl Patt, Mildred Yor- Veteran to Manage f an, Bertha Bishop and Beatric gg: : Highland Country Club

MIRE SVREGHEY;

“They'll be > ass "ye ige oy

sisted by 20 ‘Greek letter’ coun-| Parole officers attached to the

selors. To speak—Dr, Elizabeth Dur flinger. and Prof. L. Gray Burdin, Butler deans; Tony Higgkle, ath-

letic director, and George Schu- are Knute F. Dobking, J. Holman {Miller and Harvey L.

macher, alumni secretary. n = " THE 18 BEST demonstrators among 25,000 during this year's

local 4-H demonstrations will] |

FBI Seizes Suspect In Forged Check Case

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug 184, (UP)—FBI agents have arres pao Belt a former lottery figure on charges gq. Exchange, Producers Mar-/1948 as steward, left a year to

| keting Association, Purdue Uni-'work at from Houston, Tex. to Birming-|yergity and Department of Agri-/Country Club, and then returned

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of transporting forged checks) ham. Stanley Gage Dycus, 55, said he had “no address.” He was| arrested near his wife's home here. Bond was set at $1500 at a preliminary hearing. The FBI arrested Dycus on & warrant issued Aug. 10. in Hous-| ton which charged that he carried two forged checks for $521 and $60 to Birmingham. 3

Cocke Hits Treatment

Given Korea Veterans MOMENCE, Ill, Aug. 18 (UP) —FErle Cocke Jr, national com-| mander of the American Legion, said today many veterans returning from Korea receive “indifferent and even- cold” receptions from their hometowns. Mr. Cocke called for “well organized hometown receptions” to show returning servicemen “just| how much the home folks appre-| ciate what they have done.” | Mr. Cocke spoke at the 14th annual Momence Gladiolus Festival. |

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A wat veteran with long Army. and civilian experience in supervising meals has been named| | Federal District Court are baning,Ranager of Highland Country up at the University of Wiscon- : sin in Madison. Officers from In- _ The cub board has named dianapolis in the refresher group George J. Hindley Jr. to the post.| He was advanced from assistant Hire, chief Manager to succeed George Murphy who has accepted a job in INew York City.

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MERCURY — Mercury releases a disc that was one of Frinkfe

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IT'S THIS WAY—Look closely and you'll recognize a group of your jazz favorites — maybe. This is jazz drummer-abstract painter George Wetling's impression of himself and the boys as they cut eight sides in a Columbia recording session. Left to right are spectacled trombonist Jimmy Archey above Wild Bill Davison's trumpet; a self-portrait in the twisted black symbol at the drums;

Eddie Conden's quitar next to an inverted Y that is clarinetist Ed Hall whose clarinet is suspended | under a shamrock next to Bob Casey's bass. At the extreme right the looping lines are 11 digits, |

symbolizing pianist Joe Sullivan's agility, All clear now?

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it. ‘The Lawrence Youth Boosters are conducting a continuous campaign to raise money for a community recreation center. Last

night a carnival which shared its profits with the Boosters closed a week’s run. Next fall the Boosters will further ‘their financial

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the recteation center at 48th and Newhouse Sts. on the northwest edge of the village. \ Still a Country Town

Lawrence is the last place in the world you'd expect to find a teen-age crime problem. Although it has many suburban characteristice, it still is essentially a country town, and life in Lawrence has a quiet, leisurely pace which makes it seem far more than 10 miles northeast of Indianapolis.

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Lawrence has no community recreation facilities. The new youth and recreation center which will be built on the outskirts of the town is going to cost $20,000 in spite of the land that has been contributed for it and in spite of the labor and equipment which many public. spirited citizens are ready to donate. : Twenty thousand dollars isa lot of money to raise in a town the size of Lawrence, But it’s cheaper than teen-aged crime.

Enroll at Vassar

Five Indianapolis girls will join freshman ranks at Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Sept. 27. Enrolled are: Alice Smith, 5433 Winthrop Ave.; Barbara Field, 5633 Guilford Ave.; Jeanne Hare

|likely to find the wrong ones, 80-— Ten Lawrence teen-agers, many lof them from good homes, were {caught in a car-stealing ring last

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