Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1951 — Page 24

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‘when a United Nations flag is here, Mayor Bayt answered, be below or to the left of tars and Stripes—strictly in nce with Federal Law 829, sets the flag code. Ed ” ” ON to top sergeant Bath

PROMOTI of = 513th Quartermaster of Sgt. James E. Evans, 733% 8. Capitol Ave, He got the boost

while the outfit (home base Camp Atterbury) was participating in Operation Southern Pine in North Carolina.

: STATE FAIR sidelights:

Free hlood pressure readings! a rifle and several

a $1000 check for air raid /'s” civil defense. Presentation Indians-Red

Field, by Norman Frentriss, Paul Schaler, Tavern As.

here” asked Mayor Zeidler, hanging the in relation to! 8:15 p.m.

Company recently came the way|

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Du Quoin Fair, Harness

de: Racing, $2.50, $2, $1.15, $1.50

‘was delivered to Bayt's office the other day s form of a letter from ‘Frank Zeidler of Milwau-

and $1. 1:30 p. m. Horse Show, $1.50, $1 and 60c. 7:45 p. m. Grandstand Revue, $2.30 $2, $1.75, $1.50 and $1. Du Quoin, TIL. Baseball, Indians vs. Columbus Red Birds. $1.70, $1.40, $1.10 and 60c. Victory Field,

GEORGE GEROULIS, 6061; E. iWashington St, Indianapolis member of American Hellenic

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Brffich labor to Hit ii meted Rich to Pay on Arms In Sex Case Get - Suspended Terms

: By United Press . THE crusade for Freedom . Britain's Socialist Labor Party| charged today that eight planes promised a new “soak the rich" bearing Russian markings tried) By United Press campaign today to help pay for '0 machine gun message balloons) PERU, Aug. Five men ar. i {floated over Czechoslovakia from rested when authorities broke up earmament. Munich, Germany. ja series of sex-drinking parties “There are ‘still too many peo-| .

in a Mississinewa River shack i i -month ple in this community living on, pgp ys. Army and high Tee under suspended six-mon the labor of others,” a policy commissioner's office for Ger-| : statement said. . *

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Lambert Named |

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from all common foot troubles (Se——————

- By Link-Belt “Roy E. Lambert has been named assistant superintendent at the Link-Belt! plant which makeés ball and] roller bearings

joined Link-Belt in! Don't suffer from corns, callouses, bunions, 1937 and was) : aching feet! Get relief now! Come in for free transferred to 7 - ; a the bearing de- test of your stocking feet. Learn how you can

partment in 11939. In 1941 he was made dis-:

get quick, inexpensive relief here at Dr. Scholl's.

i ; ob Alfred Lyke, 22, Macy, a di'many imposed a security “black-iyoreed father of three children, The statement was published as Out” on the arrival in the Ameri-jang four teen-age boys were sena prelude to the Labor Party con-|¢an zone of a Czechoslovak air-tenced when they appeared beference at Scarborough in Octo- liner with several refugees aboard.ifore Judge Pro Tem,Harry Cuth-

soning "trict sales engi-/ Mr. Lambert ,... for bear-|

ings in New York, and then was

Or Scholls, 7007 comrorr stop

ber. The pledge to the wage, ro. 'bertson Jr., in Miami Circuit earner and threat to those living! ARAB LEAGUE nations may Court yesterday. i lon unearned incomes will become crack down on foreign oil con- The five were arrested when, party policy If Prime Minister cessjons to back Egypt in its Suez/authorities raided a. tarpaper [Clement Attlee decides to call a'canal shipping dispute, informed|shack Aug. 20. They were accused {general election in the coming Egyptian sources said. (of taking part in a three-week| lyear, series of parties with three girl The statement was aimed par-| y \ runaways from a Ft. Wayne| {ticularly at persons whose in- he Chilean labor leaders sald state school and a 15-year-old | lcomes are derived from invest. ‘Ney had been help captives at pery girl. Authorities said the pistol point for three days in an youths brought the girls food and!

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UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Aug. 28. 1951

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n, was ments. , j= orl ee TE elected AHEPA (reasurer at the «won! alleged “Nazi plot” to stir up a drink nightly and participated in/, TPS, IOURTIPE able shove the tempers close of the 24th’ convention| GEN. DWIGHT D. EISEN. labor revolt. aftevdlark sex GIBiE | AR iors Hizh Lowl i ¢ i to Congress . Webb, »{ Boston ...... 77 84 . [Jestergay in Minneapolis, (HOWER as held out 0. FA ALL 70 candidates of Gov. Luis Peru, were charged with encour- Shicaso ---- 2 a ® No laxative tastes better... ’ {Munoz Marin's Popular Demo- aging wards of a state institution Cleveland .... 80 60 | : 1 —in time. n, 6 Boys Face Court isappear. o Hme, | Ahder, cratic Party have been elected to/to indulge in immoral conduct. Evamsyite |. i500: % 7 | ® No laxative acts more gently... iy Iks with touring Senators help draft a “home rule” constitu-|James Lauthin, 19, Cass County, Los Anseles ... ji! 63 | $ : ive... After Thefts Here Eigen ir however, tion for Puerto Rico, almost com- was charged with contributing to! Fi Worth fenreaes 103 n ® No laxat ive is more effective | A week-end spree of five thers that some of them would mot live plete returns showed. jhe aslinguency Sr A ninor, and| Minnea olis-8t. Paul’ & a e America’s biggest seller -12¢ & 30¢ earn ree ung boys a trip/tc see the Communist system] 2 a =» ; » 49, Nn oyd Toms, | Nev york oo “iii + 3 38 to ney hn on Ey. Pp “dry up.” THE U. S. and Japan signed 1% Masi of Te, Were charged Qkiaioms City | 8 81 | EX~- LAX All stepbrothers, the three are His remarks were released, inthe Fulbright educational ex-1With Sonteibuling 32 the delin- pittsburgh oC .,18 85 | 19, 10 and 11 years-old. They were censored version, by the Senate change program. Japan is the 23d AE ee an San Prancisco "ll: ez THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE picked up by state police who ob-| Foreign Relations Committee. [nation to join up. & rtson said he sus- Washington, D. c.''[!Il1llll 78 89 |

{served them walking along the {5700 block W. Washnigton St. at

ms “IN INDIANAPOLIS They were packing” a shotgun, st

knives, and

pended sentences pending good behavior because it was the men's (first offense. The runaways were returned to the institution where they escaped

will t the Indiana } +E LICENSE! At_ St. Vincent's — Thorton. Florence ABaIN and were recaptured 4 be taken dally a ‘told police they were “bad guys.” MARRIAGE LICENSES Chandler: Alfred, Vions Stepro: Hugh. short time lat p a iati booth! Joseph C. Berger, 25. 3120 N. Illinois: Viola Weaver: Richard, Lois MeDole: e later in Kokomo. The State Medical Association | They admitted break-ins at three Bernice Korankiewics, Detroit. Michi: Donald. Delia = Cripe: = Paul. Eariine Peru girl was committed to an In the Board of Health building. | Westside business places and twololo Reitels Jr., 26, 729 Orange: Carol Metealt; Raimond. Poromy Lawson Indianapolis detention home, It will interesting to see how homes over the week-end. Lyorieinke. 21. BR, R86. o: Ethel Bowman | DEATHS - re many take advantage of the] In five attempts, the boys netted pb 327 A La Salle 1830 8 Belmont; Minnie Floyd Bey, 86, at 1029 Coe. cardio- Tore Rue Se gratis offer, in view of a story|$6, some miscellaneous change Betty Robinson, 11 439 N Forest. | cya Fenal t 2860 Balti W : | y ; by m cK, " ore, - I » v not long ago about a West Coast|and the weapons. They entered the|Wigiam Shay. 30, 1023 5 1 Cllde: Nancy Eros Be hision. * sintidney SCHONGAU, Germany, |Scottee Cleaners, 5549 W. Wash-|Sheldon Nelson, 30, 4450 College Ave. njorio Pearl Estes, 55, at 1948 Bellefon- Aug. 28 (UP)—A spiteful,

man who garpers a considerable sum daily from sidewalk blood

pressure readings at 25 cents a/36; Ol. Trail Theater, 5760 W.|; Berry, 20. B40, ¥ ; | Washington St., where they failed, Ashman, 16, 1319 Edgecomb.

person, : # 8» i DEDICATION and formal opening of the new Conservation)

building will be held Thursday, opening day. Kenneth Kunkel, De partment of C onser vation #4 head, promises® exhibits to catch the interest of all visitors. Prelims of

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| the. junior tractor contest will 9:30

appt at . m. tomorrow.

place Thursday morning. ited to members of 4-H Tractor Maintenance Clubs, the contest] will have two age divisions, under 14 and 15 to 20. g The Hour of Worship at 9:30 a. m. Sunday in the Coliseum will feature a sermon oh “What Is« a Man Worth?” by Dr. John Haramy, president of Indiana Council of Churches and Butler University faculty member.

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” n » MISS JUANITA ANDERSON, Lafayette, will travel Hoosier

skies from now op as stewardess

, for Lake Central Airlines, having

“rjust- finished training. «She in- § RINNE ETIIIIIN Sec § a. X TERI SWIMMING “in wcity “pools 1a still a safe form of recreation, © Park Department statistics for the” week of Aug. 11-17 list 12 accidents in an atendance of 84

139. That's a percentage of 00014. Who could ask for better odds? : » » n THREE NURSES from Indiana State Nurses’ Association will attend a series of national meetings Sept. 4-7 in Minneapolis. Mrs. Lacy Rusk, Kokomo, Mrs. Ione Linne, Indianapolis, and Miss Esther Miller, Ft.

Wayne, will participate in discussions on the continuing shortage of nurses,

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ington 8t., where they got the!

to jimmy open the safe, Silver

| Fountain Restaurant, 5720

| q {Marjorie Deaver; Georgia vs. Paul Rich- | Washington St., where they also Mar) grorsia v8, Thu) Rie.

failed to get anything, and two Drexel Gardens homes, where

{they took the guns and knives. |Owen Jacobs.

They are in the custody o: their parents until their appearance in court tomorrow.

Eskew Named Head Of Sullivan Schools

WABASH, Aug. 28 (UP)-Phi-| lip N. Eskew, principal of Wabasn|

{High School, resigned to hecome At

superintendent of schools at Sullivan. {

He succeeds James A. Camp- at st

Finals will take bell, who resigned at Sullivan to, Red¢it. Lim- accept a similar post at Seymour, At, _Genersl--Glibert,

|Allan; Katherine vs. Paul Alexander:

Lorna Campbell, 31, 3949 College Ave Pranklin Clay, 24, 949 Harrison; Berry, 20, 3240 Winthrop Ave. 1024 Albany;

taine, cardiovascular, Bertha Rose Graham, 74, at 3504 E. Fall Creek. myocarditis, { Binnie Maude Miller, coronary thrombosis,

George W. Miller, 67, myocarditis

Jilted girl friend interrupted a civil wedding ceremony yesterday by ripping the trousers from the bridegroom just before he could say, “I do.” ie Hasty repairs were made,

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Marjorie | 4, at 5347 College,

DIVORCE SUITS FILED Betty vs. Willlam Goehringer: Harold vs.

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