Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1951 — Page 32

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Man Struck by Truck Suffers Broken Leg

Louis Wade, 38, of 511 ‘E, 11th: The truck driver, Marvin Mc-

8t., suffered a broken leg early Christian. 17, of 929 8. Kenwood today when hit by a truck at W. io ; ; > 11th St. and Roosevelt Ave. Ave, was charged with haying His condition in Methodist Hos- inadequate brakes and no tail

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“WHY IS vour name?” Indianapolis delegates to a meeting of the Central Indiana Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in Mun-

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Foothall: Cathedral vs. Shortridge at CYO; Franklin Township at Deaf School (2 p. m.); Greenwood at Decatur Central;

Howe vs, Ben Davis at Tech; Lawrence Central at Warren Central; Pike Township at Beech Grove; Plainfield at Speedway; Tech at Richmond and Washington _at Broad Ripple, T0¢. Starting time for

all games except the mentioned Ix 8 p.m.

International tion. Indiana Grounds. All Coliseum Acts, £1.80, $1.20 and 85¢. at Indiana State Fair Grounds, 3:30 p.m.

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nurses, Invited are management and personnel directors of business firms, ~ ~ ~ SELECTING materials for making your telephone will be the fopic Monday at the 1} p. m. luncheon of the local : chapter of the 10 Gaim ame American So: ciety for Metals The speaker will be Harvey A Anderson, Western Electric Co engineer in Chi-

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Ship Movements

The meeting will be held in the company's Shadeland Ave. plant.

= - La AN HONOR: has been handed W. C. McLin, "assistant superin-

tendent of "‘Methodist Hospital. He's que of five high -.ranking hospital ex ec utives in the U. 8. named to the insurance committee of the American Hospital Association. His committee is? concerned with} reducing fire and casualty insurance rates in hospitals by Improving the institutions.

Mr. McLin chairman of the insurance committee of the Indiana Hospital Association and sec-retary-treasurer of the Indianapolis Area Hospital Council. 5 = ~ WITH FALL clothes barely out of the moth balls, the Men's Apparel Club of In-

Mr. McLin

diana, Inc. already is eyeing your spring wardrobe. The club will ‘stage its holiday and spring showing of men's and boys’ wear Sat-

aurday through Thursday in Hotel Claypool. Mr. Van Orman Nearly 200 lines will be exhibited F. Harold Van Orman, Ft. Wayne hotel man, will speak Mondav. There'll be a. hat seminar gift-wrapping clinic, buffet. supper Sunday for merchants,

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Admiral Praises Local Industry - In War Effort

Indianapolis, a thousand miles from the sea, plays an Important part in keeping our Navy up to fighting strength. That's what Rear Adm. Francis P. Old, commandant of the Ninth Naval District, said today in a speech before the Kiwanis Club on USS Indiana Day. He said Indianapolis makes important naval supplies and furnishes manpower.

Key Is Strength

Adm. Old also told the Kiwanians we do not have peace now. “An armed truce i= not peace. A cease-fire is not peace. A state of tension, cross-purpose and infrigue is not peace. What we do have is a situation where peace is not impossible.” The ‘key is strength, he said, but the goal of our strength must be peace, not war-—-and not how to win a third world war but how to prevent it ard how to Keep the free nations free,

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believes we can do this in three ways. ONE: Keep the Soviet Union from attacking us by keeping a

strong land, sea and air force. SECOND: Stop the Soviets from attacking other free nations by helping those nations to their feet THIRD: Set up a strong reserve of and industry stant reminders to the rulers thet the United prepared to fight for

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Bitten by Dog

Mormacowi Bahia Donald l.ee Carter, 12, a Times Santis B Jars ta fi RR Barbara “carrier, was bitten by a dog as Curacao: Santa he delivered papers in 3700 block nancsa Havana . > San Franciseo Arrivals Pacific Trans- 8, State Ave, late yesterday. A Bust ra rataiza Sant : ean des Tar, ja: doctor put a clamp on four Bache Hone fan fair, 10s wounds on the boy's arm. DonFrancisco Departures. ( A ald, a seventh-grader at School 4, Lur} Be 1 ~~ longlaly, Lipaian. Bear. jive at 1517 Edgecombe Ave,

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