Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1951 — Page 5

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Se isi 1s] ge . Sue A Penta ; Tel TATE reel vy : : : ; : . : os : = : a . : : ee I Ss i nA RPT. 12, 1051 iin = A ee re 2 Pace 4 : Lt : ie -. oo . , » : Tete : SH ; Sb 2, -1951... Far and Away— Advertisement phi? cl ool ax Senate Leaders T Chauffeurs—At Your E 3 ing enate Leaders 10 eep av eurs our xpense | g the works SENATE DEMOCRATIC lead- will be married Oct. 12 to actor Rake's Progress] last night in|catur, Ga., today by the city com- cient. The alarm worked per-| I Ru, tu red> “onstituti {er Ernest W. McFarland, Ariz, Willard Parker. The couple said Venice, Italy. The audience of mission because. it was too noisy fectly last night and Patrolman press toda ‘and Senate GOP Leader Kenneth they’ll wed in the Hollywood home European royalty and diplomats, {about the job of guarding the Vincent Mercurio arrived in time, E ance of the S. Wherry, Neb.;, can keep their of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jack traveling by gondola, gaye warm home of its deaf mistress. Mrs. to collar a burglar. Last night,| state chaf® free chauffeurs, the Senate Ap- Jackson. It will be the third mar- reception’ to both the ra and|Charlotte Wright planned an ap--Mercurio heard the watchman’s! 1] is . |propriations Committee has voted. riagé of Miss Field, whose first Rounseville, 32-year-old Attleboro, peal to Superior Court, claiming name called out at police roll call. Prof. P.-S. Chauffeurs, paid $4200, annually husband. was Howard Grode, Mass, singer whp came to opera that, though deaf, she knew He drove to tHe apartment house] and mat I with name and address to he Indiage each, drive the leaders’ free Cadil- composer. Parker's first wife was from night clubs. A disturbance, Bouncy Baby never barked with- and arrested Whaumbush on sev-|Willlam 8. Rice. Inc, Dept. 392-P3, ntal Lo! r S 4i lacs. The action was taken by the former actress Marion Hughes. [quickly quelled. broke out when out-eause and-that-the tog was eral {rafiic violation charges. "AGS NY Yo wil receive sbotey a meeti committee in approving a $73-| w {Spanish millionaire Carlos de| lalways’ kept safely chained. res and no obligation. Treatise with fuil yesterday \million appropriations bill to pay, COWBOY fim 1 star Gene Autry Bestegui threatened photogra-| i POLICE NEED A WiITNDSE to| pela oa Liluaine Math fon of es- “By DAVID WATSON : {Congressional and Capitol em- was named defendant today in a phers. He was holding a grudge! MISS MICHIGAN of 1947, convict a drunk in Judge Alfred| {ing a new ease. comfort and freedom to Hoosiers li- i |ployee salaries and run the Con-| $526,786 damage Since press coverage of his spec- grateful for another chance to 5 | thousands who have suffered for years persons Te- A petition for a 50- cent increase in the Wayne Town- gressional library. ‘Sen. Homer | # Ro suit filed nM tacular ‘“palace-warming” party shake off drug addiction, 'said to- Reaziess. — J Knoxville; No matter how bad the rupture. how in ship tax rate to finance school construction was momen- Ferguson (R. Mich.) asked that, ai movie sound last yeek. |day she's forsaken bright Hghts pe convicted ES foes ar re not | hold. en es of #2 ” film strip* tarily stalled today pending a search for other means of the two leaders and Capitol archi-| Li technician in- A IN Lo. . (for a bright future. Peggy Ells-ion1y drunk but a nuisance—and | trusses you have worn, let nothing prevent visual de. al tect be deprived of chauffeurs. It; jured in an ex- DALINE HEIDT sought to- worth, 24. was given a: suspended that requires a witness. vour/ getting the full 30 Days’ Trial that ow Indians: relieving crowded classrooms. | Township would be eligible tor Vas learned Sen. Kenneth Mer) plosion on a ‘pic- day to end her 12-year marriage gontence- yesterday in Detroit on {this Free Offer opens to you Whether you nstitution.” At a meeting in Mars Hill paw I to financed by the Kellar (D. Tenn.) president pro ture set. James to orchestra .harges of using narcotics. It was er r are tall and: thin. short and stout. wan of ’, t f the. Senate doesn't | leader Horace THOMAS W. HALEY of Pitts. woman. old or young with rupture single as part of" Christian Church last night, par- cumulative building reserve. BHIpOre 9% Tae wind C. Loomos, 38, the second time she faced such yon pa, gave second thought|OF double. large or small. this modernized added the* ents of Mars Hill school children Mars Hill's major disadvantage se us Tree Aer Se returns gid suit in su- Hed! on Seuelty charges. Peggy said “I'm going today to his $2 “gag bid” on a APPUance should so control the ruptured . voted to withhold ti 2 J . perior court yes- | charges parts that you may be as free t ki | a speech old action on the igs that ,it received one of the : terday claiming to Chicago and get a job. I know piece of township: property. He| comfort and continue moony. a Worf in

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increase proposal until possibility of using privately owned vacant rooms can be checked.

The plan to call for ap creased tax rate to start a cumu-

in-

most recent additions. included in a 32-classroom building program

completed since World War IIL

As was voted to ask for state in-

alternative measures, it

Showland

ly injur and

| Mr Autry Goured when a

he was serious-! §

permanently dis-|

JACQU Y P WHAUMBUSH, jt was yesterday. Philadelphia watchman,

. Heidt filed suitipy nape 00d this time.” for divorce in su-

perior court in Miscellany Santa, Monica, Cal

said he hadn't segn the. property tically any occupation. as though you had

and didn’t know what he'd do|never been

ruptured. Thousands have

with it. However, when he learned! already reported such result

virtually

You should test this Method in your FREER

impossible to 3h home without a davs delay. wished puild on it because of zoning and|]

TREATISE TELLS HOW. Send r it

; lative building*fund was proposed SPection of two vacant rooms movie scene explo Sion Yas She said she afd today that the burglar alarm he building restrictions and that tax| Adame. x. © oo De WER — : by ‘independent parent groups Cited as,possible class spaces in year. 2 hed rop. designed for apartment houses assessments were $820 he said, “I| [§ When 120 Bret tad slider wore the Mate Hill swtrich, sv 0 5 yiig Ton et! where he works was not so effi- guess I'll have to look into it.” | jnitey 10 Dats day class sessions pore junior high school pupils | FRANCHOT TONE'S court bat-| a Heigt dividing their) 4 ’ : from Mars Hill to Ben Davis. tle with his former wife, actress community propwe uowded Jooms Joreed the: Transfers Proposed Jean Wallace, over custody of erty and providing for support of ’

the school which has an enroll- ode after an addition is com-

ment of 755 children in 17 rooms. Most second graders have been

If the Ben Davis transfers be

pleted there, the way would be opened for reorganization and

lend today in Santa Monica. Tone, given custody of the boys when he divorced Miss

their two sons was expected to their four children.

Distaff

housed, but there have been indi- gistribution of classes“n the low- Wallace, seeks sis PRINCESS ELIZABETH has cations that half day sessions er grade levels in the Mars Hill (Superior Court g sent proud Lakeland, Fla. her ols may come later for them. school. permission to {sincere apolo-

Parents Divided Although an increase in the tax

more constriiction in the township, parents attending the session split in their stand on its possible benefit to Mars Hill children. Mrs. Graham Bateman, presiding at the session, pointad out that all township residents would be required to participate in the new rate payments. Should the petition survive in-

If the two rooms currently under study can be obtained, as

rate was seen as a pathway to many as half the first graders

now on part time may be returned to full’ time classes

A 14-member parents commit-

tee has met with the Wayne

{Township trustee, county school

superintendent and state superintendent of public instruction to seek approval for rental of the rooms. A side

issue of last night's

school drive was a proposal to de-'

take his sons to New York, where * {he’s been offered . {TV roles. Miss Wallace, who (married actor [Cornel Wilde last week, has filed counter suit to block. his move. She took the witness stand to testify the boys werefnot properly cared for by their father but admitted tear-

Miss Wallace.

gies” for the “typing error”

that placed the:

city in California. The letter, {declining an in|vitation to Lakeland on her forthcoming tour, was addressed to “Lakeland, Polk County, Florida, California,

The Princess

’ : velop a fully organized Mars Hill : “ " : ck evitable attacks by remonstra- civic unit which would add to the § i Yon loves Ie children sad a Sen, Se rederie tors, she pointed out, there could better schools campaign the im- ° : | Yery a 2 8 - lapology, blamed the mixup on a bp no assurance the Mars Hilliprovemeni of streets, Walks, irainia Fi AMERICAN tenor Robert Field typing error. group would first reap the bene- lights, protection and other enter- Virginia Field Rounseville scored a major suc- 2 2» fits from the fund. : prises. An eventual goal may be, ACTRESS :VIRGINIA Field, cess in the world premier of Igor: BOUNCY BABY, a German

"All the 11 schools in Wayne incorporation of the community. former wife of star Paul Douglas, Stravinsky's new opera, “The Shepherd, was banished from De-

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