Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1951 — Page 24

»

Taherdt WaT RAR HF MESSI RIO 8 Frastng n= Doris Maric:

-

PAGE 20

HAT GOES ON #igp

SHERIFFS, “Indians”, wat

school teachers this convention popular city.

Minus holsters and discussing

things,

talk will be about uniforms they'll! - buy when present togs wear out

will rub shoulders next week in

Hoosier Indiana Sheriffs meet Sunday at the Claypool for a three-day convention. Wardrobe

| Shortridge at CYO;

chmakers and

clothes, of all -_—

Where to Go Football; Beech Grove at Speedway: Manual at Ben Davis; Broad Ripple at Tech; Cathedral at Southport; Decatur Central at Lawrence Central; Pike Township at Franklin T own ship; Washington vs. and Warren at Noblesville; 8 p.m. Sacred Heart at Knightstown Morton Memorial, 2 p. m, All

of eight counties will compete in racing events.

The Council band directed by table tennis exhibition by James|

Herbert W. Sprowls, will-open the McClure, former program at take their families and fri#nds on

noon. Scouts “will a tour of White River Basin and at 1:30 p. m. a program will be held on. the Land Ship at Port Optimist with special guests including Gov. Schricker and Mayor Bayt. ” ~ ~ INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT CO. employees and their "better halves’ join hands tomorrow to stage their four-day third annual public hobby show at Ipgdco Hall, 16th and Alabama St. Week-end hours are noon to 10:30 p. m. and Monday and Tuesday, 6-10 p. m. Entertainment: Tomorrow, 7:30 p. m., Park Board Amateur contestants; Sunday, bait casting demonstration by Ipalco Conservation Club, talk by Louis D. Hasenstab of the State Conserva-

- Monday, “magic” by Ansel De-| Long; Tuesday, Ipalco Choir, and| p world’s chame[® : . &

| pion. ” o ~

| MOOSE POST 334 of the Amer-| {ican Legion and its Auxiliary may eat their supper tomorrow masked | or unmasked. Costumes are op-| tional at the Halloween weiner] roast at the home of Otto Lynn| of Camby, Legion commander.| Mrs. Floyd Robinson heads the Auxiliary. ! ” » ” i CHARLES W. COPP, traveling| lecturer held by the Japs after| Pearl Harbor, speaks today noon| to Kiwanians in Hotel Claypool. | He taught English in Japanese| schools 21 years { Plans will be made [or ladies’| day, Nov, 9. |

” 5 » IRAN, where he had charge of | a hospital in War II, will be the! subject of Dr. David H. Sluss at| meeting of the Lawyers Associa-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a

games T0c. tion Department, and archery tion today noon in Hotel Wash-

demonstration by Percy L. Lefler; ington. .

{and Donald S. Blackwell, 2450 N A

Mr. Zeis -

BETTER HOME STORES

Pan Smith

Delaware St.. Sophomores-—-Caro-and lyn Harvey, 5656 Winthrop Ave. and Dental Seniors -— Rodney E. Phelps, 43 S. Kitley St. Juniors— of Marion William E. Peet, 7486 College Ave Robert Bogan, 2419

dark shirt, vizor type cap. Sheriff Dan Smith County is assisting Harold Zeis, Sophomores Ft. Wavne. Indiana Sheriffs As- N. Park Ave. sociation president, with the pro- Nurses, Seniors - oram for sheriffs and their ladies.| Richardson, 36 8. Unofficial entertainers will be. Juniors—Patricia May,

prow n military jacket tie

tan and trousers,

Georgiana Butler Ave. 4404 E.

#0 Aon + GW ww on of

Afberty of! vity, 832 E. Marrie Sty

SE

and ex-Sheriff Jess Washington, _ Daviess County treasurer. Mr. Alberfy is- asked annually to tell.Lhow he shot durng hunting season at two ears over the brow ‘of a hill. belonged’ to an rate

3 » ® ‘= ONE HUNDRED years of or ganized assistance to travelers in the U. S. will be celebrated in the Athenaeum at a 6:30 p. m. dinner

appearing The farmer's prize milk cow.

ears

The “Indians” wil be Hoosier Monday for Red Men and Pocahontas lodge board and staff) members, holding separate con- members of the ventions at the Claypool. They'll local Travelers join at a banquet at 6 p. m. Mon- Aid Society. day when the latter group will Conrad Van honor Mrs. Edna. Runyan of An- Hyning, director 3 derson, Great Pocahontas of In- of the National diana, and her “official family.” Travelers Aid

a gr. A s 8 8 ociation in New York City, will speak. The Indianapolis society recently was cited as ‘one of the association’s most impor-

The 7000-member state Pocahontas group invites the public to formal installation of officers at 8 p.m. Tuesday. : Watchmakers

LAR {A RY

oPEN AP. | “TONIGHT Th

AUN RATER 0] 1 130 N. PENNSYLVANIA STREET - IM. 5401

FAIRWAY FURNITURE COMPANY 133 W. WASHINGTON STREET « LI. 4587

HOOSIER OUTFITTING COMPANY HB 219 E. WASHINGTON STREET « MA. 1404

Hyning

Association

members arrive tomorrow for tant groups in the nation. their two-day convention at Hotel » uw wm : > 1 incoln. INDIANAPOLIS Boy Scouts

sail boats-.and canoes Sunday at their seventh annual regatta. Central Indiana Boat Club, White River Yacht Club and the U. S: Naval Reserve are assisting with the public event. Central Indiana Council Scouts

Next Thursday and Friday, In- will race diana State Teachers Association members will convene for their annual meeting. = = 5 YOUNGSTERS using the South Side Turners gvmnasium will profit from the public card party to be sponsored by the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the South Side Turners at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow at 306 Prospect St. In charge are Mrs. Clarence Michaelis, Mrs. Mary Prader, Mrs, Walter Schneider and Mrs. Edward L. Shaughnessy.

un n = NINE Indianapolis students are among Indiana University! medics, dental students and nurses directing their class activi-! ties here for the year. Named officers were: Medical Seniors—| Horace Bell, 3957 Cornelius Ave.

pa

Ligh MO HORE TENVER "Ac ARONI

ALL 3 BETTER HOME STORES OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK CLEC ELIANA

AT

Lin ied |

\

|

VPP Sasa |

TeLevl/isiON

T-Inch Console

In a Beautiful Genuine Mahogany Cabinet

Reg. $329.95

279"

Excise Tax Included

Save $50.00

A beautiful furniture piece

16” Table TV Sharp, Clear Steady Pictures! Big Value!

199s

Excise Tax Included

Enjoy all the

big, falent-pack- that gives you movie-clear, ed nefwork rack-steady Simplified shows on this two-knob THE “CHAMPION” AAT niffy, budget. § contel rel Big, clear, steady pictures TRL TY priced Olympic sensitive OVISIO : y , Jack . .. NO TV. If's a fop for fringe FOR U.H.F. Clear-as-a-bell FM sound. : ”" " PETIT A EXTRA tler__at__all areas. ; A oles Handsome fwo-fone leafher- CosT! 4 : Pav Ol da TAR THE “CANNES” W@W ette cabinet. Equipped with our stores! Yi y COST! Has tarret-type tuner, automatic ; ; i trol, high-fidel'ty FM swilch for phonograph. Pay Only $2.75 A Week A Week 9 rg inet ae res

* ON ALL PARTS—INCLUDING PICTURE TUBE AND CABINET

FULL YEAR WARRANTY NO MONEY DOWN

YOUR TRADE-IN can be

17" TV, RADIO and BIG 20 INCH TV PHONOGRAPH (CONSOLE at the price of COMBINATION 17-Inch Television

Reg. $369.95

279°

Excise Tax !ncluded

Save $90.00

Top-notch performance . . . gorgeous genuine firemen mahogany cabin®t. The “Marlborough” Simple two-knob con- Special feature!

Reg. $499.95

5429s

Excise Tax Included

Save $70.00

17" TV, FM-AM Radio and 3-Speed Webster _ Automatic Record Chang:

PROVISION

= your DOWN PAYMENT QI

FRIDAY, OCT. 19, 1951

in the BIG ar

Chicago Sunday Tribune

sensational ‘bonus features!

& a FR T 7 FICE Rp . HERG JH

READ ® o ¢ how a famous beauty queen wound

up in the back alley of dope addiction...why a girl who

had everything turned to narcotics! THE REVEALING TRUE STORY OF THE

edt A VF DOPE ADDICT”

By PEGGY ELLSWORTH, MISS MICHIGAN 1947, as told to Norma Lee Browning. She could sing! She looked like a million dollars! She was smart... BUT NOT SMART ENOUGH! At age 24 the raven haired Miss America beauty is 2 “has been” . . . just another victim of narcotics. If YOU think it can't happen to YOU. .. BE SURE TO READ THIS INSIDE TRUE STORY OF A GIRL WHO LOST EVERYTHING BECAUSE OF Dope! F,

See Next Sunday's Color GRAFIC

MISS PEGGY ELLSWORTH

MISS MICHIGAN

AS HIGH AS 109 OF THE BIRTHS IN COOK COUNTY ARE ILLEGITIMATE! Read what society is doing to help the giris who suffer most from shocking, present day immorality!

{CNC EXCITING

the mistress of kings and emperors turns her charms on the king of bankers!

A true word- picture story of girls who get into “trouble” and what one Cook County organization is doing to help rehabilitate them! Don't miss this dramatic story in next Sunday's GRAFIC Magazine.

The woman who captured an emperor's fancy and touched off one of Europe's | most selfish wars, turns her charms on the royal family of bankers... The Rothschilds! Don't miss this revealing episode from the private papers of infamous Countéss Castiglione in next Sunday's Color GRAFIC Magazine!

ANOTHER EXCITING

AGATHA CHRISTIE 8

MYSTERY THRILLER...

“BLOOD WILL TELL”

If you haven't already started this wonderful story, do so now! Follow the amusing antics of amazing Hercule Poirot as he unravels a mystery, written by America’s top woman mystery writer! Don’t miss it!

SRE

A

Get THESE and ALL the many other regular features in

NEXT SUNDAY'S LTE ESJT0 111 FOU ELATTISTEES

GREATEST

WORLD'S NEWSPAPER

ON SALE AT ALL NEWSDEALERS'

er... a complete en: . i Local and Long DisThe "Fairview" fertainment unit for trol; Wi Weriasoss tance Switch. Th is FOR unt PROVISION ¢ “Fairview your home! traps; phono-jack and oon; pest possible EY FOR U.H.F. Seauiitil : p Onl swifch. reception close or EXTRA Plug-in Color eautifu enuine a n far away fr - / Pri NO mahogany eg y y Pay Only tion. Y Jom: 3ta Sl EXTRA Close the doors $ 75 Other Olympic tele- | cosT! «+. and you have $ : vision models, cona stunning. ferni- A Week A Week soles—consolettes— *Warranty Sxtre i Extra, |

ture piece. table models at com-

parable savings.

THT AAA TIRI

FURNITURE COMPANY OUTFITTING COMPANY

133 W. WASHINGTON ST. LI. 4 ALR FALL RL BY MA. 1404

Bi wus 108 01108 vac dt

FURNITURE STORE

BR PERNSYLVARIA "

LL —

LR] AN

He *C har lim Ani

ALL

43 Inch 12 gar hat she * skirts + small it ary Sal