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PAGE . oie a THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ a — FRAY, NOV. 2,195 Broa Princess, Duke | | Charge Referee. ik Man [Gets 1 to 10 Yecirs On Check Charge |v: cwercmene. 2

: Ge ts 10-Year Term A 22-year-old man’s bad check "indiana Reformatory on a charge and on two. cars in Illinois and ... Go Sightseeing

spree, during which he bought of issuing a fraudulent check. | Kentucky, the detective said. Continued From Page One

A 31-year-old man who bound] xed ymp dame an Indianapolis jeweler and his! two airplanes and two cars, ended| State police detective Howard Humphreys na ivi pid | [Sanne during a $441 holdup,|today with 1 to 10- {day ° of passing. a ba : 4 10-year sentence.!Hyslope said Humphreys passed check for-a.Swiss wristwatch at to President Truman for the news) ly-restored White House. |

! . lwes sentenced to 10 years in state | Continued From Page One prison today by Judge Saul Rabb) Judge Saul Rabb, Criminal a total of 38 bad checks through- Air Sales, & Service Co., Weir Before the start of the sight-|} seeing trip, which also took the

cepted a bribe. The second was|in Criminal Court 2. |Court .2, senténced David H. |put Indiana; Illinois and Ken- Cook. He later pawned the watch the following night at Boston | John Payne was returned from Humphreys, Shoals (Ind.), to the’ tucky. He nade down payments | for $60. where the same Celtics defeated state prison, where he is serving] —-— he royal couple to the massive white the - Indianapolis Olympians, 78!a 1-10 year term, to stand trial | marble building which houses the United States Supreme Court, Philip parted from the Princess: |

to 15. today for the Feb, 13 holdup of] | A spokesman for the district Pedigo Jewelers, 1048 Virginia | attorney’s office said that in these Ave. “11 for a’ 30-minute chat with a group

! 3 two games the “deal” was for In addition to money, Payne of American scientists at the Na- Levy to keep. Boston's victory took a quantity of watches and tional psaden)) of Sclenees | point| rings, police said, but missed a The Duke is president o e

“under” th dicted \ > 2 Ma, . ( ” Fe | under . De Bt it “ap- packe t of diamonds worth $2000 Lay away NOW for Christmas? 3ritis Association for 1e -

{spread, and he a th : . | parently succeeded.” in, the safe, vancement of Science and in that] | Payne was sentenced to state role was entertained with coffee

In the third game involved, th phison Mar. 9 TF ch avitton § !Syracuse Nationals defeated Tt Mar. 9 on his conviction in and talk by Dr. Detlev W. Bronk, yr president of the academy, and

I y ers o Greene Circuit Court at Linton 0 B » |New York Knickerbockers, 96 2 for stealing a truck loaded with ur uyers some 30 other scientists. 11950. The spokesman pointed out dynamite from a coal mine. \ First stop on .the sight-seeing [that Levy called an unusual numtour gwas the massive Washing-! © ton (Episcopal) Cathedral. They|

ber of ‘‘fouls” in this game, 46 Man 2 Marks s 105th have scooped the New York arrived there to the cheers of]

against New York and 29 against market, buying the choi \ * ’ choke, some 2000 persons on the lawn, | | Syracuse. Year, Says Life sample coats from several including about 1000 children,

| Pay-Off Man Named . wi A ‘Failure’ from kindergarten to prep school! |" Hogan said that Levy received A ailiyre top manufacturers. These age from three schools connected {the bribe, money in each case - ~ : with the Cathedral. | | from Salvatore Sollazzo, who al- orp crm os D., Now. 3 are one-of-a-kind coats of Philip wore a dark blue busi-| ready has pleaded guilty to (UF)—Howar alser observe iy . ness suit and light gray tie and| charges of “fixing” college games his 105th birthday yesterday and| America’s most luxurious white shirt. He wore no top coat ‘and is awaiting sentence on those said his life has been a “failure.”| yoolens all buried under despite the chill of the day. charges. The oldster said that in_par-| i pp Elizabeth wore a velvet coat of Maurice Podoloff, president of ticular “the last 30 years have, precious “Furrier” Furs . . . rich green and a matching hat.

the National -Basketball Associa- been worthless.” They were greeted by the Rt.

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tion, said the arrest confirmed! In his early days Mr. Balser ‘rumors we had heard that one Was a tramp printer and a cabin

Rev, s , bi Wash- _ : Rev, Angus Dun. gon Of he 4 THE TIP WAS WHITE—William J. Stout, Community Chest ',micial was involved in this boy on Mississippi River packets. Sayre Jr., dean of the Cathedral, campaign chairman, painted latest totals into the fund feather as thing.” Later he spent 55 years as a and James P. Berkeley, verger. the annual drive closed last night. Contributions at deadline to- Podoloff. who was at Syracuse prospector.

Mounting the steps, the royal taled $1,548,873, or 91.3 per cent of the goal. Chest officials ex- to watch the opening game of the| Yesterday Mr. Balser sat-on a|

couple paused while Elizabeth re-| osc4 a few more donations, but not enough to cover their red current season last night, said bed in the county home, where he | that Levy was not rehired as a has lived the last several Jeans ; NORTH PENN {

coived a small silver case from feather. the Cathedral containing a bloom _ : . ——— - : referee for this season ‘because and stared into space. from the Glastonbury Thorn on . . his work was very unsatisfac-, “There's nothing in my life any- THE the cathedral grounds, which tra- Woof-Meow Urge Publishers Stock tory.” one ‘would want to know,” he said | : dition has it blooms at Chtistmas Up on N int The closest the NBA preyiously, slowly. “I dén't even know why fchere of and during visits of royalty. EpPMOI'T "7, Alberta, p n ewsprin had come to”“involvement in the I have lived so long.” Inside the still-uncompleted! ‘ov. 2 (UP)—There w | NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (UP)— scandal ‘was when former Univer- | , : Gothic cathedpal, the princess was Nev, {rr tre a. yom hows The sity of Kentucky players Alex of two children, works in the| led to the center of the church to well-meaning truckdriver in [A cen "oThed plishers Groza and Ralph Beard were publishing and printing business | view the great rose window. It this city who was handling | 0 0 0 PT ey a better charged with bribe taking. with an advertising agency in] is 26 feet in diameter and made, his vehicle with extra care |g i,0k up on newsprint to be on Not in New Seandal [Srookiyn, At.one lime, He was , with 9000 pieces of colored glass. today the safe side . assistant basketball coach at The royal couple paused for a ¥. : hy The players, both members of Long Island University. ° moment of prayer in the Chapel The unidentified trucker { ANPA General Manager Cran- the professional Indianapolis i of St. Joseph of Aramathea. They ran over a farm family’s [ston Williams said in a bulletin to Olympians, were not charged with; THOUSANDS OF EYES SEE stood with heads bowed as Bishop pet dog on a country road members that a shortage of box offenses in connection with pro- YOUR OFFER in a Times Classi- | Dun said a short prayer. yesterday. He then backed cars and a variety of strikes and fessional games but only with ied Ad. To sell, rent, hire help, | In the Bethlehem Chapel. they up intorthe farm yard to strike threats could affect serf- games during their collegiate ca- recover a loss or make a swap| paused before the tomb of Wood-| apologize and ran over the [ously newsprint deliveries in com- reers at Kentucky. Phone PL-aza 5551 and place a! row Wilson, | family cat. ‘ing weeks. { . Levy, married and the father LOW-COST ad. | | : & | Many Costly Window Pieces | By JE and Samples Pick a = vigorously. a» & used by Co ; : S in decoratir : Fu at 3202 W... or Just com . ! a right Bros, ! me the home is 3 < & - from 4 to i fo 8 p.n E Sunday. * Underlinh * eo a room is a . wall-to-wall EW Evidence sweeps away Smoke screen = pai of ® 3 ) : pair of occ 2 > tinue the u ‘® . ; @ @® ; = FOR co OI Cigarette ciaims aCls [2 Toe ines | $66 | a “The limes Te — | Nn ‘ y ‘ LUCKIES BEST-MADE OF THE FIVE PRINCIPAL BRANDS! } » & : . » : t EC QUALITY COMPARISON—S5 PRINCIPAL BRANDS Luckies are made better—and Based on fests certified to be impartial, fair and identical. have the proof! They're always Verified by leading ‘laboratory consultants. so round, so firm, so fully packed... ach | : I so free and easy on the draw—with ; dis: no annoying loose ends to spoil their taste! - i I i RB i 1 11] | 4 “In our judgment the above bar graph ac- “We confirm that in our opinion the prop- . : : : | curately and reliably depicts the relative erties measured are all importont factors Tome quality ‘of these brands. It is our conclusion . affecting the taste of cigarette smoke. We do that Lucky Strike is the best-made of these verify that the above chart correctly shows MR. I} five major brands.” that Lucky Strike ranks first in quality.” : (Signed) Froehling and Robertson, Inc.; Richmond, Va. (Signed) Foster D. Snell, Inc., New York, N. Y. our Ba ! . lic \ Remember, L.S./M.F.T.— Lucky Strike means fine tobacco .. fine, light, mild, good-tasting tobacco. There's no substi- Mink 1 qoer BWC cat , | ian Silve’. Mus tute for fine tobacco- and don’t let anybody tell you different! | Grey pers pyed * mb aiie Ermine | dian white : s : ’ a) no 0, nov : ; Ca or $11 ' ou get rine tobacco In the Cigaretie tat S made betier— ats w Bet?” AE ) ; ade 10 se d ; mo e nd line! . ot Coots red. ONC 4 ; qutifolly 1% od detail : Be ho on : ! ! | | So pe Extra pecial! Girls = Girls = Girls 18 Fine You c: . Holiday Skirts and Dresses FUR : ® | : have arrived Wg i | 4Stop! Shop Our Windows! Compare! | Coats - COPA. THE AMERICAN TOBAGEO COMPANY - - -— + ; a a a Be An 4 ) ia rm Le et Sealy be a : * 2 ; a 5 . . ¥ si aed a gre Lk wo a ed hie ia Gb ir es IE ee + EH a nr a Sard ii i : diay CL as Asi sl ¥ : x i, @ :