Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1951 — Page 19

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Nvhe © J Tome Pater Carol Mitchell Resting Up | _ sa ih wee | Girl Reporter Slips Up On Tense For Atlantic City "Ordeal Quality Instruction

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lations, in- a AW BY. Car , ” arving week | Annapolis, +. By OLAND D. RUSSELL horse and rode for parts un- wear a Christian Dior creation. Miss Indiana of 1952-—( arol The long, _Wearying week will : Seripps-Howard Staff Writer known. His beauteous wife,! “L’affaire Cafritz” is now the Minehell Jt Hoe hester -is yesting pass qu RI: Snough. aud that Complete Extra he ini or i f France. The French fash- this week, taking it easy so she ate ul ‘Saturday nig wi ar A —————— WASHINGTON, Aug. 25— Dolly, who today might have been talk o fs “trembling. in fear can really put over her Hoosier rive too soon. Sept. 8 will find

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‘ -i ion world : : BO ed te over] that other prominent American charm at Atlantic City's Miss Carol Mitchell—and some 50 other

Rep, James P. Richards of 5 # America Pageant Sept. 2-8. : orgeous American is—await- | . . ’ : & apd. stiff and spent the Women will light a shingle for ° & 5 boii gorg a sn NR IL a Apply Now... —-

% South Carolina. is a all- fired

a cnn pide ~ " pent. the RTT IATTY WI Fa eR EE RE Teg eden fb a em RJ ee RE I — —. — bod ToC KIND CUss,” ; El ve EN Sigli ki RT webk-end the hg 1 Ttalent- The folkstup in. Rok hes Se = a ’ A —— = oo rel - y \ fact is that the traditi¥nal pol- whic wasn't -har ore they : ‘led Carol; her. mother, Mrs. E. L. mighty fond-of “our liftle girl.” T : i : 3 : ws k ished brass gabboon at his desk cut down the trees to make room m Hooray for Uruguay Mitchell; her official chaperone, Most of the town furned out last If you desire information or an interview with is there as a necessity—not a for the civil service... ERIC JOHNSTON, without Mrs. Imogene Bendler of Gary, Wednesday night for a “Carol : . . decoration. Arriving in Washington “and whom things wouldn't be nearly and her immediate predecessor, Mitchell Day” banquet, reception a representative, write or call

failing to get a key to thé city,|g, stable, had a happy thought Miss Patricia L. Berry of Indian- and dance.

the ungrateful British set fire to when he made a apolis. “We figure on throwing another little speech the Representative es of the Hoosier party when she comes back from INDIANA CENTRAL COLLEGE other day. He press will include Hugh A. Barn- Atlantic C fy," the good neigh-

the White House, the Capitol, - said if there hart, president of the Indiana hors say.

¥ and nearly every publics/building in town. Some of them burned ; were more coun- Democratic Editorial Assoclation “And that means win-—or GA. 4406 Indianapolis 27 tries like Uru- and publisher of the Rochester Jose.”

up. A thunderstorm helped save, guay, there News-Sentinel, Mrs, Barnhart, amines p—— — — - — m—

the White House. wouldn't have to and Lloyd B. Walton, Indianapo- Take Up Land

Sonie weeks ago Rep. Richards moved up to chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee as a result of the death of the "previous chairman. —- A girl reporter named Maggie Kernodle, who works for the Associated Press and is a right smart ornament of the Capitol press galleries herself, was assignéd to write a profile about Rep. Richards.

A lot of our more extreme patriots thought England had be rearmament lis. Times staff photographer. and consequent The entourage will fly to Wash Under the public lands acts in

gone a leetle too far, and said as much. But nothing was done inflation. : ington from Indianapolis next which settlers could acquire land

about it and of course there will

y (ee A ) ; ni "i rance his There was a Saturday. in Wyoming Territory, 7.487 acres Casting about, but not too far, be no special observance t : s : r . : Te Ya a for a bit of descriptive color, Miss] VISITING US—Zog, of Albania. year. ] flurry of hand- Hoosier Delegation Were taken up in 1876. By 1888 a will Kernodle began her story, “To-!| » “ Mr. Johnston. €13PPINg and A Hoosier det . . total of 2,677,619 acres had been bacco-chewing South Carolina A Z0G, of Albania, is in town JUST THE USUAL Kkrupuk, : shouts of “Bra-| A oe delegation from €ap- fited upon. Democrat James P Richards” ete {stopping at the Mayflower. \nasi goreng, gado ado and sam- vo!” at this. Which wasn't sur- itol Hill will greet the party. And : :

a isi sinc 3 re ‘arol, who is strictly non-parti- ' ; : > ’ : sZog is a former King who for- bel goreng was served when the prising since Mr. Johnston was (aro p A | Well, Miss Kernodle was right got to zig when the Nazis over- Pein Embassy celebrated making his speech at the Uru- san, will shake hands with Demo- P RK SC O0L

and wrong. What she didn't ran his country in 1939, its country’s second birthday last guayan Embassy. Occasion was cratic and Republican congressknow was that the Congressman dn week, passing out of awards and decora- men and members of the Indiana FOR BOYS u r u . e n e r had only recently promised iis Scholarly Note: The House Madame Ali Sastroamidjojo, tions by Uruguay to American Society there,

» wife he was going to give up the if > He p 1 } tributed to - A night's rest—then on to Grodes 1 th hg : iC ‘hie > wife of the ambassador; wore her movie people who contributec 5 rades 1 throug and tobacco-chewing habit. | Committee which deals with in. 1 kain. And a native orches- the international film . festival Atlantic City at 11 a. m. Sunday. 4 120 COURSES ternational things is called usual kain. An - : . yrs. college preparatory,

But when the story came out, . allv , held last February at Punta del The next week will find the 21- : “Foreign Affairs.” .The Senate tra naturally played that old

other tobacco chewers from all : i “Sapupantanga,” which, as every- Este. year-old contestant and her! - NO CLASS OVER 20 BOYS over South Carolina began send-| Committee which monkeys with har Pe anpn the ambassador's 2 wn» helpers in the Ambassador Hotel COLLEGE CREDIT ing Mr. Richards their favorite the me aka arian favorite tune. A: member of a Senator's on the boardwalk, with the salty College Board standards : ands git Yoicr vp . elations. hich all too often ; aff tele > : \ irf of the Atlantic Oces youndbrands of cut plug. Included prompts. that aid ‘gag! “Repre- . y # & staf elenhoned in rmy 51 ( A : Ocean pound All boys in sports and ectivities TECHNICAL INSTITUTE among them were several satchels E Rag: I " . f . colonel for some Information ing below their windows and parcels of those juice-pro- sentatives,” you know, have af- IL affaire Catritz ast week. Fully prepared for the big con Yorough prépration for ducing tobacco twists which the; fairs. Senators, ore Signi: INTELLIGENY E by 13 Les! *The Colonel isn't hore,” tes te Hoosie F dream-girl will military<screening tests PRE-ENROLL NOW really tough farm boys have. fied, have relations. Haw! packet from France is that Gwen gughed his secretary. He's resent her dancing marionettes ; ; I a , vo Frits re: biggest s bar.” and a n halk-ta ace ‘ Mrs. Richards was distinctly Cafritz has created le SE stepped out to the bar. ind a comic chalk-talk accom- Chapel services. : . re ey Cisunouy Came the Redcoats damned scare among Parisian The Colonel is a security offi- panied by an 18-piece orc hestra. : ; Registration: Sept. 20——3:00 P. M.-8:00 P. M. nent Congressman of going back| A WEEK which will not be couturiers they've hag since he cer, but with such a candid A medley of "Exactly Like You, A Friendly and Democratic Sept. 21—3:00 P. M.-8:00 P. M. ’ > , re 8 Mv 2 pi . “mp ¢ . . ’ ' “ on his word. So naturally at his celebrated around here in any war, My ii ind Azve Snph secretary he may not be secure “Tw elfth Street Rag” and ‘A School Sept. 22—9:00 A. M.-11:45 A. M. next press conference the Con-way, shape or form is this week. Dever ear 2 le i “who §3° Our for very long. And if he ever Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody” has - cl beain® Sept. 24. 1951 essmazr iscus-| Qui seems that Gw 0 18 finds out his secretary is the been given a special orchestration asses begin’ Sept. De os rye ed as this week most fashionable hostess, popped confiding type over the phone, for the event by Harrison Car- OPENING DATE SEPT. || P ' es Lye ’ 4 over to France for some chici J he a slight turnover in lisle, featured grrapger for Hor- 902 N. MERIDIAN ST. INDIANAPOLIS Ll 3548 bill to glare fiercely at poor Mag- our British friends landed off . ''. " 4 things. But at-a very,| '™ ell a slig urnov lisle, fe: arrange Phone WAbash 1586 . gie and ask how come she called sloops and things and marched very big-deal ball, she Yurned up his office. ace Heidt's Musical Knights. ———— ——

him a tobacco-chewing so and so. on Washington, 4000 strong-- wearing a backless, strapless, To the delight of one and all, Miss wearing red coats, in the summer. bulky-in-other-places taffeta ball Kernodle doggedly held her, It scared the daylights out of gown. And — get this-—it was] ground and Rep. Richards finally our doughty capital, and Wash- made for her by an Italian cou-| agreed it was only a matter of ingtonians took for the timber. turier in Rome! Advance dope tense. {President Madison ‘hopped on a had been that Gwen was going t to

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