Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1951 — Page 22

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will play the entire week with attractive shows and rides.

Part of the Big 3rd Annual INTERNATIONAL DAIRY EXPOSITION

Admission free fo outer gate and to oll exhibits during entire week

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Indiana Red Men

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of the tribes of Indiana and Pocahontas are expected to attend the 82d Great Sun Council, Oct. ES 22 in the Clay-Ey pool Hotél, Edwin l. Healy 1349 Unipn St., great gacthem of the Great Council of Indiana, Im-

Mr. Healy proved Order of aly

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SINGAPORE. Malaya, Oct. 11 UP)— The DeHavilland Comet, first civilian passenger jet airs liner, landed here, today after a 24-hour and 47-minute flight from London. The trip cut 33 hours off the normal London-Singapore ! flight time,

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More than 500 representatives

Red Men, is directing plans for the council. He is a member of Red Cloud Tribe No. 18.

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Meet Here Oct 22 Times Amusement

Clock ; CIRCLE “David _.and Bathsheba.” with Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward, at 11:35, 2, 4:40, 7:15 and ‘9:45, ESQUIRE

“Olver Twist,” at 6, B and 10

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“Painting the Clouds with Sunshine,” with Dennis Morgan. Vi ginia Mavo and Gene Nelson, at 11, 1:47, 4:37, 7:27 and 10.17 “Hurricane Island.” with Jon Hall,at 12:28, 3:18, 6.08 and 8.58

KEITH'S “People Will Talk." with Cary Grant and Jeanne Crain, at 11 18, 2:50. 6:25 and 10 “Pardon My French, with Paul Henreid and Merle Oberon, at 1:25, 5 and 8:35 LOEW'S

“Texas Carnival,” with Esther Williams, Red Skelton, Howard Keel and Ann Miller, at 11, 1:40, 425, 7:10 and 9°58 “The Big Gusher,” with Wayne Morris, at“12:15, 3, 5:45 and 8:30 LYRIC . “Tomorrow Is Another Day." with Ruth Roman and Steve Cochran, at 11, 1:50, 4:40. 7:30 and 10 20 “Jungle Manhunt.” with Johnn: Weissmuller, at 12:35, 3:25. 6.15 and 9:05

Prizes Are Lush In Times Contest

Win a new Nash automobile _., , Win.an Estate Gas Range . , . Win an RCA-Victor Phono-graph-Radio Console . . . There are 245 prizes worth $8000 . . . In The Times “Movietime, U.S.A” Contest ., . Details on Page 9

Red Feather Workers Have 41.75% of Goal

Nearly 500 Community Chest

(workers attended .a meeting. at, the Claypool Hotel 1pday ip hear

a report the 1951 Red Feather

{campaign has achieved 41.75 per {cent of the goal of $1,697,302, or $708,706.

The meeting was sponsored by Sears, Roebuck & Co. A. °T. Moreland of Sears, Roebuck & Co. ‘was present at the meeting and spoke briefly. Frank M. Chase, chief executive of the Central Indiana Council, Boy Scouts of America, was the main speaker. He told the workers of the values of scouting to the boys and young men of Indianapolis, and pointed out that money raised in the campaign helps carry on the work of scouting.” . William J. Stout, general cam-

{paign chairman, pointed out to

the workers that Community Chest dollars are also vitally needed by the Girl Scouts, Camp

Fire Girls, YMCA, YWCA, Boys|

Club and neighborhood houses throughout the city.

Indianapolis Man Held On Mail Theft Charge

John R. Calvert, 23, formerly of 1539 Bates St., today was held by the U. 8S. marshal under

ing a parcel post package from the Illinois St. postoffice. Calvert, who surrendered to

Indianapolis police, said he had

Richer, Fresher, been sleeping for the last three

Pours More Cups! weeks in railroad cars. He told postal inspectors that he had ® Enjoy coffee that tastes stolen other packages from the extra-delicious and pours ex- station loading dock. tra, cups. KO-WE-BA is ———

fresher as well as richer. It's Rocket Runs Wild roasted and vacuum packed , ,¢ cpyces, N. M. oct. 11

in Indianapolis. (UP)—A rocket fired from the

Sell KO-WE-BA Fine Foods strayed from its course yesterday and landed some 10 miles north

‘Super’ Coon Dog Killed by Car,

Asks $7000

NEWPORT, Minn., Oct. 11 Hubert Boller said today that his

coon dog, Spot, was one of the

finest animals in the world and worth -at least “$1000 cash money."

And like coon dog men the world over he's backing up his claim to the $1000 animal. MF. Boller claims a delivery man for the Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. ran over Spot and the dog had to be destroved. He filed suit for $1000 in Ramsey County District Court, » n Ed

MR. BOLLER said Spot originally was trained for hunting

was 30 versatile, Mr. Boller said, that when he came to Minnesota he learned how to hunt Minnesota

coones,

“He wasn't just a good Ken-

tucky coon hunter he could hunt Minnesota coons too. “This,” claimed Mr. Boller,

made him a $1000 dog.”

He explained that coons in the north weigh up to 60 pounds compared to 16 pounds for southern coons, and a dog must be Det-! ter to hunt up here

Right-O LONDON, Oct. 11 (UP) English actresses just aren't using their “natural resources” right, a British | film designer said today. “We underestimate the power of the bosom,” Julie Harris said on her return from Hollywood. ii She said it isn't true that English film stars don't - have what made Jane Russell and Lana Turner household words. “The American doesn't underestimate it, she reported. “And so a pretty bosom there helps to sell everything from candy to refrigerators.” |

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