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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

13, 1051

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SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 1051

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GOP Seeking - |By Noble Reed INSUrance PONE’ norm shims ios cr meingn ts SER For Welfare Pay

[the U, S. on an automobile as collateral was (issued 35 years ago by Robert B. Stolkin. By JOHN V. WILSON Republican leaders in the In-

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Rest of U.S. Beats N. Y. To a Show

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It was the start of an industry that was faken up a few years later by dozens of firms and financing groups in Indianapolis, leading to the vast installment purchasing plan on ears today: Mr. Stolkin, who is still in the business on a

% nte Tnited Press Staff Correspondent modest scale as head of the Used Car Loan Co. i ph NEW YORK, Oct. 13—It's rare|s diana Senate concentrated today ne pr = Illinois St. recalls vividly the. first motion, and that an attraction reaches Broad-|2 on taking out an “insurance pol-| ph loan. : ; : Reactions Way a Bdvanced ig butiz cy” to prevent loss of full checks “I wag running a small used car sales room Pathologie heen i wi Babi hasic to welfare recipients in the future. at 430 N, Capitol Ave. back before World War 1.” . OL EY wt When the State Legislature re- he said. “I noticed that customers and other 8 fact thai Jhan a month. celebrated its thirg/s 3 Ee : eople were getting loans on their homes and even anniversary this week. is turns from its week-end recess P®OP!® Were geting : i . embarrassed ‘ : . just their furniture but nobody could get a loan at a sudden This self-styled “English-Yid- 2 Monday, they promised to speed ,, his automobile.” jour hair to eh ntsienl Tevue? began life ass % passage of their welfare appropri- > do» ne-night stand in Los Angeles ation bill,

at the Wilshire-Ebell theater on Oct, 11, 1948. It saw a lot of the country before Hal Zeiger presented it at the Royale Theater here Sept. 17. Zeiger and Mickey Katz, a small » less tooth and zany musician who had done y ones. . time with the Spike Jones group ’ 4 of specialists in musical mayhem,

put the show together originally for Environ- As a sort of one-night vaudeville

MR. STOLKIN, known as the originator of the car loan, recalls that the automobile at that time was regarded as more or less a luxury fad and that there were about as many horse-drawn vehicles- on the streets then as motor vehicles. “At any rate the banks and loan firms conNot ‘Lack of Faith’ sidered the automobile a bad financial risk prob- . #bly because of its uncertain mechanical reputaSenate GOP Leader John w.! . 4 c % Van Ness made it plain the bin thon and its short-lived use in those years,” he : i : “lack of faith” : §/qia not inaleate a “lack of faith Mr. Stolkin decided that the loan risk on an

arch in Perin Relation pase of the , apparently out whether

Goal of the measure iz to keep checks flowing to the state's aged persons ahd dependent children ufitil Congress acts to return federal welfare funds to Indiana.

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! si ngressional passa of the] Aged: and unit in an experiment that sur- ; Ein Sa would] Zhiomebile was as stable as on_furniture, so he and Goats” prised even them. Z put Indiand back in good stand started taking DE ol a in 4 ; - “ . : Zing with the federal government. as out 12lo and within five years . : til Ra ex BORSCHT CAPADES" atayed|: y : ng B {everybody was making loans on automobiles,” ROBERT B. STOLKIN—Pioneer in auto finance. pro eats in Los Angeles for 35 weeks. After = $I But Democrats said the amend-), "0. ; 1e give elec- that it played one and two-night!|= s/ment, approved this week by af ~ "°° oy 4 “It’s a very interesting hobby that I'll prob{mals to de- stands around the nation, ana Senate-House Conference Com-| Lat » . ably remain interested in all my life.” h they can 12 weeks in Chicago and got 10% mittee, was not assured of pas-| HIS CAR BUSINESS grew and 10 years later “oon ob

and in com- e weeks in Miami Beach. : age when it comes up for a final|he opened his Used Car Loan Co. at 342 N. Illi- ANOTHER HOBBY in his youth was training

d. The prac- The attraction hasn't been in: rote. nois St. where he did business for 25 years in - and managing prize fighters. it is said, continuous performance because: “On the contrary,” Sen, Van|{he same rooms until about a year ago when Mr. Stolkin's office wadls bear pictures of the : . {A Atees the office was moved to a new buildin If a yi / taitiate the Pere hove eon Tas ero nell Ness said, “we believe that the Din Ay g ha fight game 38 years ago when he was trainer and at Lor or nt Dy ay fram time Jenner amendment will/ be. ap- ock north on Illinois St. ¢ manager for Jack Dillon of Frankfort, who was

y : The start of the business was connelted proved. ve have svary faith that| closely with Mr. Stolkin’s interest in people and ongres B Ei {their problems and their ambitions,

of public opinion which has arisen| "my "interest and curiosity about his fellow over the antisecrecy

1atfed to the e air raids an children i with their

liners are still with it. Besides Katz, these are Foster and Dave Barry,

then ‘the light heavyweight champion fighter of the world. : In recent years Mr. ‘Stolkin has been active In civic affairs through Beth-El Temple of which

Phil comediane, and Raasche, a pretty sing-

{politics many years ago and have tried to make

Jewish Welfare Association. myself useful in governmental affairs ever since.”

Back in 1944, Mr. Stolkin was awarded a cer. tificate of honor by the U. 8. Treasury Depart. ment for his co-operation in the sale of war bonds. : Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Stolkin ‘came tn Indianapolis 53 years ago at the age of 5. His first job after getting through school was shoeing Horses dt a hlacksmith shop on the South Side hefore he got into the automobile business.

week ahead of it. =/ment is approved.” Sen. Van Ness

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welfare Pro-imen led to his hobbies : £ : ? ve : —politics and at one ne was president for f ’ he w aiidation of Aigliglan iii Ton ane, pr SENINg Awarded life-time, Honorary presidency of the r Security,” the show opened Hore. : : Seek to Assure Relief : ks > 3 organization. During his term as president Bethstrator said, Actually, the major part of thes : “Our efforts here are to assure, ALTHOUGH he has never even been a party El wiped out its accumulated debts and was reod that one show is in English, as is the case © I relief for the deserving needy only| Officer Sor 3. candiosie a BAY Kind oF Dubie stored to a healthy financial position, : with “Bagels and Yox.” a similar = in the event that, there is undue) ! vens Ye 8 IN yp sz ‘or a ne HE J an ———— 1 but less ambitfous show which = delay in Congress or in some un-1oony Years ee sme IE 18 THE "ONLY SUIVIVIIg, OFiginal memes a us A BS oi expected delay in receiving our). “To me politics is a hobby,” he explained. her of Beth-El's board of directors. He also has 90 £ Dades” by speeding ‘into town a : funds, even though the amend-| 1 Sot interested in the people who were in been active with the Church Federation and/the

: He said his active interest in politics is due Senate Republicans failed to mostly to his close personal friendship with speed up passage of the appropri- Frank E. McKinney, banker, Democratic leader :

» - » - THE INTERNATIONAL labor . i - : : ation bill yestérday when a move and former baseball club owner.

situation as concerns actors has = raised some complications in the : case of a new play, “Faithfully = Bows? gen is dus at the C net Theater next Thursday night. Glenn Anders resigned from an important supporting role in Phil-

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' a By " Si : 2% WE ACCEPT A BOUCHE OUVERTE . .. The:latest dancing sensation to hit Hollywood from France is [Leslie Caron. She 18 shown here brushing up on her English lessons for her- first American movie, “An American in Pris.”

to take final action on it was] Mr. Stolkin has been on the “inside” of politics

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defeated. = * . {only as an adviser and contributor, helping sup-

The defeat came on a motion POrt various candidates but never appearing in

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o suspend rules and pass the the front line of partisan politics publicly. House-approved bill at once. The : = er —

1125-22 tally lacked Democratic sup- ys oy : f rors: sod the recente PRI H. Willkie French Faux Pas Annoys a Queen

. adelphia last week and Richard She hecomes Gene Kelly's newest parviner, (Gene and Leslie take a musical tr pecial ’ 7 n p Krakeur, the producer, put Philip through the French capital. fect. Friend in the part as of this si BTR Monday. : ra She a i : } Actors Equity ra ET TELL TT LL LLL LL LLL Republicans did succeed in - y night eniel he Sheging lest 3 advised Krakeur that Friend, a go he could play a Canadian, . moving another of their rome T0 Give F men S | feason as est of the Overn3 British player who has been In character in a film being made Barbara Bennett Loses Court Fight rule” welfare bills out of com- ment. a was Phin - this country for several years. in Jondon. Ws , partial custody. At the same mities, “The Bourgeois Gentleman.” fajnot come to Broadway in the Equity enforced another of its ; The. measure, setting up a for- The bride of the Shah of Tran role.

rules regarding foreign actors last spring when it refused the petition g of some summer stock company operators that ‘Sarah Churchill, daughter of the former British

THE INCIDENT recalled a re- prime minister, be allowed to play cent action by Britain in refusing their theaters. #0 give a working permit to movie, This refusal was on the grounds actor Robert Stack, an American, that six months must elapse be- - — — tween American engagements of

seemed to enjoy it at first, then seemed annoyed and finally watched in cold silence a= “The Bourgeois Gentleman” was spanked while dressed as a Moslem and crying for mercy in the name of Allah, Persons in the Iranian court chaperoning her said the 18-year-old queen was “annoyed” hy the

Equity pointed out that it has a rule that an American actor may not be replaced in a roie by a foreigner,

tima ha denied a motion of Mr. p14 for dividing welfare <i: Day Sermon Downey to hold hix former wife hetween the state and counties if! in contempt of court on grounds federal funds are not restored,| she spirited their 15-vear-old son, passed to second reading without Anthony, away from a Maine Opposition. camp in August and held him in the apartment of Mrs. Charles C. Nast in New York City. Mr. Downey claimed this was in violation of the original divorce decree which gave him sole cus-

stay

Philip H. Willkie, Rushville, will give the Laymen's Day sermon | Bill Is Killed Oct. 21 at 11 a. m. in the Trin-| During the sluggish Senate ses-|itY Episcopal Church, 33d and! sion yesterday, only one other bill Meridian Sts. was considered. And it was killed Mr. Willkie will be one among

by a 13-32 vote. thousands of laymen of the Epis- ful Queen Soraya of Iran was an-

Shah PARIS, O¢t. 12 (UP) -—Reanuti-

Soraya

ia foreign plaver. Miss Churchill = a scene. Government sources blamed ay $ Where to Go yh YE Raye in a Broadway Miss Rennett Mr. Downey tadv of the children. He regained wy one Sn d measure copal denomination wha will lead noyed with the French govern- a “tactless bureaucrat” for piek- ; ; 7! RRIDGEPORT, Conn. Oct. 13 CUStndy of Anthony after bring-|vould Rave mads municipal elec.) _._" on the . {ment yasterday. ing the play for the queen in see | plav at tha time tions unnecessary in citiex nd 8 es and speak he_appli ree 1 5 299 International Dalry Exposi- ! (UP) Former film star Barbara ing habeas corpus proceedings in towns whers candidates ’ cation of Christian principles to eee = ton. Free. Indians State Fair Bennett vesterday lost 10-year New. York Supreme Court. 8 Where cancidales are un- or : : 1 ’ unl : ficial Weath sterd: a 10-yea opposed : : Warns Clothing Doesn't Protect Against A ! rounds. All day. cia eather legal fight to obtain custody of ; - Pposec. Practical affairs, He is a.son of 9 oc gainst -Blast | Ooliseum Acts. $2.20, $1.80, ,uirgp STATES WEATHER BUREAU four of her fiv Hiren w : . Sen. Milford Anness, Meta th f /illki WASHINGTON, Oct J : t i i” ! . t five children who | ; mora the late Wendell Willkie, a veteran N, Oct. 13 (UP)-- beta and thermal radiati we aa i $1.20 and 85¢c. Indiana State —Oet. 13— have been in the care of their WAF Enlistment Period (Republican, described the bill 28| of World War II and a member | L® overnment has warned that|not require special fabrics or oes ang 1s Falr Grounds Coliseum. 3:30 | Sunrise 5:53 | Sunset “ss father, singer Morton Downey, WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (UP) 2 “money saver.” He pointed OUL| of the State Legislature. clothing advertised as protection terials, the agency said. u learn Pe {Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m. o Since he and Miss Bennett were —— The Air Force has cut the|Greensburg would “throw $3000| 1, erv.|28ainst the effects of an atomic = ymen assisting in the serv up the Dancing with Phil Bauer | Total precipitation since Jan. 1 3036 divorced in 1941 initial enlistment period for WAF down the drain” Nov. 6 since blast is no different from ordinar: : . | Deficiency since Jan. 1 1.8% < . 5 . : . { tai : : “¢ |ice include John R. Fenstermaker, | y Rites to Be Tue d w poise Rand. $1.50. Atte Murray ! Superior Court Judge John T. recruits from four to three years. there is no opposition to candi- Joseph W. Barr, Donald N. Test garments. S$ ay . i M 221.0 N. Me AR an Tha followin hi! hows | semper ~ : 7 : . » - - St | v - : . . of Ont Ballfoem ] Aah , The following table shows the | : Oiftinas, Rite: a series of private WAFS o0w yay enlist for thres, dates. Jr...and Raymond G. Sweeney. | ong providing significant For Mrs. Covington 1 group : oor oe aetng With Max , Sation High ow ngs, denied her motion for ny Dy ox ee In the House, a bill was intro- The Rev. Laman H. Bruner Jr. De 2pany Renn a Mrs. Elizabeth Covington, 30 9 a Rostan : xa anan~s 5B 7 mee] JY Toa ! 4 ©" duced to extend the deadline for will give the closing blessing but! ; an wou WeIgh mother of bt. nnages: Forsyth as caller, longacrs chee... 2iseineeee M8 i n will remain at four, five and Six filing Indiana soldier bonus appli- : 1 e g t 5 .|more than a person could carry, Tuesday ir Sn) De butied camatiousd Park Spm a ttrrrerduiatanens Short Ww Outlook remain in a pew among the con-| uesday in New Crown Cemetery. . : EIRCIInaH. rsasnsveres 68 0 ave utioo vears cations. (the federal Civil Defense Admin-| . Dom quam im Hell” with |Seveiane ill 88 J Lu : oo ! : gregation for the rest of the serv-| The funeral fs set for 1 p, m. "with [Denver Ill 5 wl By Science Service The author. Rep. Rilrn G.lice stration said. Protection against that day at King & King Ch 5 Charles Laughton, Agnes gi 7100 68 #% ~ WASHINGTON, Oct. 13-Re- Two Ships Collid Ali Ns db ’ TT ———— —— 2 ng Shape. : Moorehead, Charles Boyer and |Ft Worth 83 3 lcepts av bef P e Hines, Portland Republican, said The Laymen’s Movement was ope Mrs. Covington, wife of Arthur Sir Cedric Hard Purdue | Kansas city 0100 wo 3 CePOn may be fair over the pop ARTHUR, Tex. Oct. 13 1t Was designed to qualify 600 founded in 1942 by a small group AUXiliary to Meet Covington Sr., died Thursday at IGHT Hail of Music. $130 8 p. m. UE i 3 week-end, but from Monday (UP)--A collision in Port Arthur veterans whose applications ar- of businessmen in New York. It| The Women’s Auxiliary of the General Hospital. She lived at Dance to the music of Jimmy Minneapolis-St Paul renee 38 3a through Friday weak signals and harbor yesterday damaged the rived after the Apr. 30 extended has extended to 40 states. to Can- Wheeler City Rescue Mission will > < Manlove Ave, ‘ ITED Palmer and his orchestra. $1.50. ‘New York 2rizeves 83 4 fading will interfere with short: Norwegian freighter, Ferndale, deadline. ada and. to Furope. President present Mrs. Zenith MecDanald, Tv Ving besidex her hushand Indiana Roof. 2 p.m. ie igi sereranres pi 1 wave radio hroadcasts radian ev. ANA an Italian tanker, tha Ca- The original deadline was last Truman recently endorsed the mission family worker, in a talk A “ istgluers, Ladores. Foothall: Crispus Attncks Rittsbureh :-4s £1 BR norte ov tie Not : nopn. No none was injured. The Jan. 1. Then the regular session Laymen's Movement goal for es- Monday at 12:45 P. ™. at the a and Ollie; four sons, Ar. vs. Sacred Heart, Tc. CVO gan Francisen . ek 2 47 p National Bureau of canapa was Inaded with 85.000 of the Legiglature ex‘ended {t tn tablishing a new working rela- mission. Retiring delegates will thur Jr. Ronald, Frederick and FR-25666 Field. 8:30 p. m. Sh Louk aPC ee «Standards said here this morning. barrels of crude oil. Apr. 30. ii Lawrence, and her father, Goldy

tionship between pulpit and pew. introduce their successors.

Rice, all of Indianapolis.

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Blackwood on Bridge—

Bidding Can Be Costly

“Where did you get all those - 4 bids on. that collection of rub-

Routh danler

bish, Abel?” demanded Mr. Champion when he saw the Both sides viinerahls sccoco dummy. : NORYY Mr. Abel was silent. He had Mr. Ahal no good reason for his bidding ~Q § 1 1 except. possibly, that if he ! ¢ Organizations— didn't bid to game and game Hel . . ... was there, Mr. Champion would Rash of Activities PR wr * 8 » a - FART NT THE OPENING. lead was the Me Muzzy Miss Brash : queen of clubs and dummy's S— S-J107T8 Planned In October ace won. Mr. Champion dis- H—Q § 2 43 reg- . . carded a small heart. For all his D4 2 H—K J ide RE wnat Tht ie ut El eins TH Mp, ities Oatober calendar Mle with acuity ja the Seids of had exactly two hearts, both of SOUTH h politics, musie, literature, and charity. thet. Ronors. Of course she MY. Commnion . : : a ’ ’" . 1 nt in “Contributions Which Women Make in Government” am hid S—A312 mily. will be the title of a falk bY . \ hry Club in the home LAN k ding, 1t looked very likely that Ht io ITs Dean Pressly 8 Bikes. Indiana of Mrs. Charles P. Brady, 67 Times photo by Henry E. Glesing Jr. she held that card. Canons University Junior Division, to- oo, 0 0 place at 12:30 p. m. READY-TO-GO—Jane Leffel, Linda Danner, John Brant lil Ab trick two Me Caumpion io biting: day. tor of tha discussion . lis cru ummy’s last elu : The talk will be given at the Nation ea irae Boar and James D. Bonham (left to right) cals members of the lilli De oil WH OUTH WoST NORTH EASY t to _ first meeting of the season at 8 TU PC CL ore Mrs. George Putian class ot the Traders Point Hunt annual trials to be run cashed. the King and queen of iD 20 to 3s rest. m. Monday, Iter-Group po 4 re George Seeley. next Saturday over the Burford Danner farm, opposite the hunt diamonds. ;Next came the ace 4D Pam AH Pass Council for Women as Public . 2 kennels on Hunt Road. The runs are scheduled at 10 a. m, and 1 He SA" and another heart. Miss Brash 6 D All Pass you Policy Makers. Yack ” Phi Delta Pi p. m. and are open to the public without charge. ng . HY i aie fot get ganteky ad uiack - Mrs. Walter T.eckrone w Scrap books to be given at - o s - spade. Confdentiv. Mr. Chame ne ny : Notice that if sha had done °F Y, Mr. Cha « preside at the Hotel Washington \ oir0y to children in the . SF wie : : ; d pion ducked, Looking very he- : . Muzzy had then ond session. Riley Hospital will be started DEB S bd by L tf EF h b f H f b M A this and Mr wildered, Mr. Muzzy won with ony Vv t Le ° ets at a meeting of u e S IS X I I Ion } 0S esses ro IC 0 e S gueralen her Jack A hearts his ‘lone king to set the con orers agu y e queen, e . : Plan for BSUS qf United Theta Chagher, fbi Delis H Hostesses for the second week- afternoon with Mrx. Louise hearts would have been set up traci Charision zlared ab Miss de- Nations Week will be outlined aT ie Meeting Fore e us ea of the Indiana Artists Club an- Symons as the artist in charge. re osen in dummy and that would have 5 MT: paupion Hares of Wu are at: the meeting of the United ,,..,., "1557 South East St, A rush tea from 2 to 4 p.m. ual exnibition in Ayres Aud On Thursiay moming, tie taken cae of Mr. Champion's pie ne sald, “I could get # Nations ‘Study Group of the 5, p. m. tomorrow in the Meridian Hills rim er tn . following members of the North Models were chosen yesterday “Pade losers. . good result against you.” Indianapolis Women Voters Country Club will be sponsored Matinee Musicale members wnd Garden Club will be host- Altarnoon. for Shortria teh But nobody unblocked and Miss Brash was not perJosh Lea at 10 a. m, Tuesday In Children's Bureau by the DEB subdebs cub. Miss who will i Tyesgay fam esses: Mesdames Herbert Asp- Sclinsl : ridge Hig Mise Brash hig in with the turbed. “Since vail yourself say ; the World War Memorial. Mrs. The October meeting of the Jean Woodring, secretary, will Ing, are Mesdames T. M. R) berger, John M. Gaim, Merle School's annual Family Frolle king of hearts. Jady © MY bidding gets me fine reon Walton G. Wilson and Mra. ois the Children's Ru- be hostess. bolt, Robert Blake, H. N. Eding- gidener and Arthur G. Wilson. atyis show to he held Nov. 1A. It's your lead, fear Bas sults,” she replied, “it looks like lan. David N. Ross will address the reau of the Indianapolis Orphan’ Assisting her will he Nancy tox ay Roper OED i0 en's During the afternoon, Mrs. Ayres’ will provide the fashions. is aie, Shamplon, mae my system {s all right.” group. Asylum will be held at 2:30 McNay, president; Virginia Grif- n e atlernoon, Sybil Commel, artist, will ba in a ” yAccountants p. m. Monday, in the home of fith, vice president; Nancy Rotary Club members who will charge, and New Fra Club : yirls selected include Misses » APPEARED that. Mize : . 4 Mrs. Edward K. Hawkins, 234 Thomas, treasurer, and Betty A&Ct a3 hostesses are Miss Jean- boy t0 hostess will include Nancy Buhr, Dianne Schneider, Sreah Leith ha Mass and Reception Paul Boardman, credit de- J h t il Muir. tea chai Thirty girls tte Riker, president, Miss Cer- M Shell N c L Masel rash would either have to lead . yr Pennridge Dr. The hostess w uir, tea chairman. Thirty girls : 3 Mesdames Marjorie Shellhouse, ancy Campbell, Marcia Peter- ."ojh or a spade at this point. To Mark Anniversar partment manager, Fletche ’ 11 ene Ahr, Mrs. Evelynne Mess p point. y dress th be assisted by Mrs. T. Conlin will be rushed and favors wi W. L. Wilson, Mary Brook® man, Barbara Jett, Debbie Col- Tt she led a club. Mr. Ch ’ Trust Co. will ad * Al and Mrs. Robert C. Burnett, : ’ , * she a club, Mr. Champion exander and Mrs. Arthur O. he rose corsages. Miller, E. E. Padgett and Lewis . 1d # in hi Mr. and ‘Mrs. Julius Wendling, American Soclety of Women ger. A board meeting at * Artist member Mra. Lenora B. "yy ,, kms, Pavia Packard, Ruth Nou Ca nia and and yiz2 ervey SL. will celebrate Accountants at its dinner meet- : will ode the Teg- . Daily will be in charge. > : Mobres and Barbara Walker. throw a spade from dummy. He . } - oe ing at 6:15 p. m. Monday, in the 11:18 2. 10. Preece 1.14 Tex New Jersey Ir y 1 a could them cash the nce of their golden wedding anniver Spink Arms Hotel, His subject ular business meeting. - . 501 FRIDAY MORNING hast- Misses Susie Fall, Marcia anades. ruff a spade, lead an- SATY tomorrow with a merning will be “Bank Credit Depart- Delta Sigma Kappa To Be Bride HOSTESSES for Wednesday esses will include members of Smith, Phyllis Magner, Claire other heart and ruff it. at which Mass and reception for rela. ment Operations.” A. report will Ch f Delta Sigma Times Special morning will be members of the tha Tndianapolis Sketch Club, 10 0,00 Naney Dugan and time the rest of dummy's card tives and friends in 8t. Cather be given on the national con- a Bag nL I ASBURY PARK, N. 1, Oct. Indiana Federation of Art Mesdames L.M. Bannon, George _ ° would be good. ine's School Hall from 2 to 4 vention held recently » Wash. ae Halloween party Mon- 13—Mr. and Mrs. William J, Clubs. They will include Mes- W. Simpson, Edward A. Schulz Jane Hanna. If she returned a spade away P. M. ington. day night in the home of Mrs. - Sneider, this city. announce the dames Alvin T. Coate, Hugh J. and K. F. Emmanuel. Afternoon Alternates were Misses Mar- . from her king (which the bid- No {invitations have been IzCs Wy Mo-Dau Keith Percifield, 3437 N. Ku- engagement of their daughter, Baker, Charles T. Hanna and - hostesses will include Wssaimen cia Wheeler, Florence Redding, ding indicated she had), the Hed: Dut ou of lown guests “ ‘ . . . Fred B. Mendenhall, Harry F. ta lead would ride to dummy's Ww nclude the couple's son a OK A discussion based on “The clid Ave. Hostesses for the eve- - Lols, to Gerald H. Tarshes, son = D. 8. Meditch. Nancy Olivery, Roberta Rey- s to 3

. United Nations Reporter,” will

be held at the Tuesday dessert luncheon meeting of Wy-Mo-

ning are Mesdames Irwin Yea«ger, I. Wallace 8mith and Mary Jo Hopkins. Shi

of Mr. and Mrs, Adolph J. Tarshes, 3617 College Ave, Indianapolis,

Mrs. George W. Snider, Mrs. John A. Bernloehr and Miss Pearl Kiefer will serve that

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Nolen and John Burns, The artist in charge will be Mrs, Martha Jeanne Rochford,

nolds, Barbara Hill and Carol Forhes,

queen and the rest would be eaRy. : Actually. Miss Brash led a

daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Wendling, and daughter, Joan, of Cincinnati, 0,