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SUNDAY, AUG. 26, 1051 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ; ‘PAGE 17 Veterans From 40 States Suspend 2 Firemen Baby Crop Heads Toward New Record

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Tom Donnelly : Due Here Next Week-End For False Alarms | By JEAN JONES | The national ratio of. 106 boys, In record shattering 1047, (He

, ’ 'situation, the weather, the water, holding true in Indiana birth sta-| | Two city firemen were suspended anything You wish, but Hoosiers tistics. There may even be a slight by residents was 95,758. (from the force today—for turning oq producing a bumper crop of increase in the number of boys. - By residents means the number in false alarms while off duty. babies this year. | Verne Robinson, director of of babies born to Indiana resiFire Chief John Krusenklaus| Indiana's new baby population public health statistics says the gents in the Hoosierland or outs suspended Pvt. Leslie Evarts, 25, for the first six months of thisiincrease in births is due to the 4s the state. Of this number, and Pvt. Boyce Pwedill, 23, charg- year 1s more than a hundreditense world situation. “Wars tend gq, per cent were born in hos-

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 25 (UP)—| You can blame it on the Koreari'to every 100 girls seems to be|tsta] number of Indiana yp:

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y 4 : a EES : oe, + (@Nead of the peak 1947 year, Intq hurry. along weddings,” , gasoline stove AAY C ; Ty ee turned in false ‘alarms that year, during the first -sixs : or Bi pain 2 births, - persons or camping is _§ = T\JY CHYLDHOOD playmates used to smeer when I told *" which caused their buddies at No. months, there were. 48,098 births "1 "\ Fol on 00 other than phySicians were in ci akes up ver : 1 th i " i 'by occurrence. (Births by occur" ey ff S tendance. ; a p very them that one day I would frequent gilded salons and 7 engine company to make three Face Taeans ‘all ith ioe [n-| Were born the first six months of There are no figures available

mauve-and-blush-pink drawing rooms. Even then, I was

Shera Take 2 living the part I have not yet managed to fill; but which = Yer 39 I'll back into one of these days, - :

useless runs during early morn-|g, na whether the baby's par-|the year, more than half as yet on the 1951 rate of birth by ing hours. . lents are legal residents or trans-/Mmany as the 1947.total of 14,004. residents, but there is expected Neither of the suspended fire-!ient.) : | Highest birth year in In-to be an increase,

communities just .you wait and see. two tables for six in his bedroom” nen Fong offer any explanation | In 1951, for the first six dianapolis was in 1949 when : From =) ingications the 195 with their own Even as a youth I was én the and I believe it. I'm also more] or hell Action Shey were months, there have been 48,202/12,642 births were Yeported. 1050 crop of ba Jes n Indiana w ad a supply of right track to gracious living, | than willing to swallow the story charged wi sorderly conduct. [births by occurrence. (was almost identical with 12,641. the biggest ye hd y ice in the and now I have proof of it. {that Elizabeth Arden lunches her|

While waiting in the dentist's Pals in “the glass-inclosed section | office the other day I found a Of her penthouse terrace,” where

copy of Vogue hidden under a the plants, the comfortable]: ANN pile of National Geographics, Sofas; and pleasant bibelots create)

ACHINES And there, spliced in between a|20 atmosphere so intimate it

mii R Oo MW Niaht A—————— series of pictures of toney Part. Sowa never be duplicated in 2 sum X pen onday 1) rs { fans ind Pasisisines St a gala d ning Room. ia CHECKING 94TH SIGNALS—Co-Chairmen Lee J. Nontell ete (“the Comtesse de Beaumon RD dressed as a mummy with Chris- THE PROMINENT matrons ane John R; Porter, OW NSTA IN [0 R 3

food will stay

tian Dior headdress”) and a shqt|Who throw luncheons in their Veterans from 40 states and Speedway. A combination breakof a high-cheekboned, airily Poudoirs would reach from here the District of Columbia are ex- fast apd radio show will keep the night-dressed matron sneaking a|t0 the Paris Vogue office at 4 pected to converge on Indianap- ladies occupied. The evening's

look at her baby (“Don’t ever Place du Palais Bourbon. |olis next Saturday, Sunday and schedule at the Hotel Lincoln in- L O 4 i EST TERMS tell Nanny I picked her up!”)| Now, then, to revert to my Monday for the 94th Signal Bat- cludes a reception at 6 p. m., ban- a was an essay which might have! formative years, what did Mother talion Association’s fourth an- quet at 7 p: m. and dance from LY) i 1 i | i | 1 EASILY ARRANGED been torn from my boyhood. say when she found me supping at nual reunion. 18:30 p. m. wf

my overall-and-sneakers-clad lei-!| Registration at 3:3 Op. m. on| Breakfast at 9 a. m. will start

this week.

/ in the mountains, Ernest W. Mur- Vos “ : . ; what I used to do. I used to eat of the shaft. “I think ‘I landed gq. 1 'qford P.

ITS TITLE is “Eating All Over sure on the parlor sofa? "Did she|Friday will begin the battalion's Sunday’s activities, with the lateFR SHOP the House,” which Vogue says is say “Today youre in the mode, Labor Day week-end festivities risers joining the throng for a 1 a MA. 4825 the very latest thing, far smarter boy?” No, she said, “If you don't|in the Hotel Lincoln and vicinity. p. m. picnic at the Moose Country Phone MArket 7331 31 SOUTH MERIDIAN than station wagons marked Set that accursed marmalade and|Dutch Lunch at 7 p. m. Friday Home. “After-Glo” chatting ses“His” and “Hers” and eclipsing peanut butter sandwich out of (Will bé sponsored by the Indiana sion will continue through the : ved here this instant I'll see that your Chapter. evening. ue EPAIR Se Ec of bed linen Syed father remcves a good three] The sexes will split Saturday| Labor Day plans for left-overs — and Impenetrable Brown '|square ‘inches of your worthless/When the men will attend aand strays have not been .and bl (At legst it was the very latest hide!” breakfast at 9 a. m. before tour- nounced by co-chairmen Lee J. - efidaidle thing when the March Vogue| Behind every juvenile pioneer "8 ___the _Indianabolis otor|Nontel] and Join B- Porter. - - came out, and I can’t believe the there's a wrongheaded woman, : | . \ATCH fad is dead already. True, I and you can knit that into a sam- Man Falls 5 Floors Bankers to Open . . : i ; haven't seen any girls recently pler and hang It In your bedroom-|es LC a bl Upholstered pieces, occasional and bedroom pieces greatly reduced! P A IR with their eyelids dyed to match dining room. : n Head, Walks Away Eql} Activities their hats, like the girl on the sm —————————————— { LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug. 25 Yall and ‘winter activities of . cover, but then this model (UP)-—Wesley Hull, 38, fell five : Re Sat i ’ CE yo an: is ch: eo Dur Seices! probably ‘never got out of New Motorcycle ‘Mule’ noors down an abandoned ele. Mo Indianapolis chapter of th . y ; : > = * vator shaft today, landed on his’ merican Jnsiiuie 9 an ng || n, . Well, when I saw that Vogue I Ta es to Hi S will start Tuesday night with a st wis (head and then walked ‘away, ap-' = . ® 0 o . r 50 years Just hed I had my mother = é : Sk ity itnuer. at the shington handy, to make her eat all that YREKA, Cal, Aug. 25 (UP)— parently unhurt. { o Club. J y ° Hine invective she hurled at me in my It You have trouble: getting Info| "yy yun, a construction Work a rs sneounced Regylarly 219.00, Now salad days. Because that’s just| that favorite hidden trout Stream|, fell into debFi§ at the bottom 8 4 oe

t _Iphey,. California fish and game] : all over the house. #alads, sand-| Phe) on my head,” he said. Honter: of.

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wiches, eskimo pies, jelly dough-| commission field man, has the an- He got up from the debris,

| 1 Master nuts, etc., in parlor, bedroom and SWer to your troubles, a specially- gq, caring a small bump on his LeOPl1es State | i asler etc built hill-elimbing motorcycle. |head. and walked out to mest a Bank, president : . : : : ir : “mis- hactilv. Nin ._ of the chapter, 8 Complete jog hip combined =» 2 2» | The machine, dubbed the “mis- hastily-summoned police emez aid’ all banks3 | | tin : VOGUE SAYS that lots of peo- sionary mule,” will be used in gency car. Sgn a AE | g ossures ple who live in big houses ‘or surveys of high, back country Er! a | apartments that have formal din- lakes in California. In a prelim- . Jers cine "ai 3 bo PAIRING ing rooms like to “break the rou- inary tryout the macing climbed Dog Policeman Saved ng A & tine by dining out—in.” two-foot logs and went over sand, 3 $ Mr. Hunter LING These people, Vogue swears. snow and bogs with no difficulty. Returns the Favor be represented. » JEWELRY say to intimate friends, “I hope The “mule” is controlled en-| ALTON, Iil., Aug. 25 (UP) The courses will be offered at b COMPANY you don’t mind if we have dinner tirely by the hands, leaving the A condemned dog whose life was the Indianapolis Center of Indi-

on a tray.” If the friends say feet free to balance in extremely saved by Policeman Otto Schwegel ana Unviersity, Mr. Hunter said.

ON 1R-9863 ; ; ; ; ; f they dont mind, nen is only rough country. It hue front hel etarned th. favor. by warning The sti ae pat of the dc rim eerie 8, § rive a, , Se ga 2 ia a fashionable host or hostess may enables it to climb like a tractor, the officer and his family of a tion program of the, American put the tray. |The “mule” gets about 20 miles fire in their home. Bankers Association. WATCH Vogue claims® Mainboche® has to the gallon and its pay load is LD asraiman Setiwegel said the rr given “dinner parties for 12 on|good for about 60 miles. {big German shepherd's barking . PAIRING SSS Lonig awakened him at 7 a. m. The Hearings Next Week

family found a‘blaze in-an oxer-g a a . ; ORE Ce San The fire-was Sn Lowikpiing Cotton’ 4

3 i Sil TaVel cares te NRL -TaVel's i - : ek . ea i - confined to the“basement because 7A ICTON. Ate: 98 os N AL LOW PRICES ; : . ; fof the dog’s warning. Ww ASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (LIP) i J | Officer Schwegel took the —A “task force” of the Senate —DAY ; animal home as a pet recently preparedness subcommittee will

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