Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1951 — Page 9

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00 Tg 5 |Woman Ends 2200-Miles Mon Returs for Pants, Truck Drivers , Heads Marine Corps

Suffers Burns in Fire H to | WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (UP)! HAIR In Rickety Prairie Schooner 1,08 ANGELES, Nov. 6 (UP) ave Sngungs Lt, Gen, Lemuel (. Shepherd Jr., (walter F. Logan, 49, landed in eir wn {a veteran of two world wars, was! . / ¢ | FT. BENTON, Mont., Nov, 6—|destination:—Jast week-end. the hospital yesterday, badly *, aN : . \chosen by President Truman yesne’s ; > [(UP)-~A 14-month; 2200-mile| She stayed at the home of a scorched but with his diglity in-| ATLANTA, Ga. (UP)— terday to succeed Gen: Clifton B. . CHRISTMAS comé#s hut once a yeayp, ahd the |perilous journey in a prairie friend while Bud Gullickson: of|tgct, Where's Joe?” icales az commandant of the SHAMPOO young folk of St. Phillp Neri Catholic School don't schooner over auto- wlopged hi high- Big Sandy, farm iplonu When fire broke out in Sis mt SA er A spook fi- CS. Marine y want the hold ; ways was at an end for 50-year- dealer, and five other men hauled home, Mr. Logan and his wife; Nally. nailed him! ote : 1.00 Plus Tax asi i ay commercialized to the extent of ¥\ | old Jessie Lacinak today. the covered wagon and horses to! (fled -to safety, forgetful of con- That is plain English, at least Gen. Cates, whose four-year term miss ng ts original significance. Z| Her rickety covered wagon, a Havre in trucks. |ventional clothing, Biit when Mr. to {ruck drivers, according to an ®XPires on that dafe, will be given Their slogan is: “Let's put Christ back in z Z 1 black colt, and a team of two Caretakers of a range” drove|logan realized he was without his Emory University student, Claude another assignment. : Christmas.” Ne gray losses were A Big Fanay, Jessie 3 Ymomopile. I Hawi, pants, he braved the flames to re- Sitton. It means that Joe, who Las : y fr = - teelibelutitd miles nor 0 ere where she where Friday she received a palllitrieve them. abuses his truck, got ht by oii S, Yea, ine Erade-schonl pu- Wh G started out in September, 1950, from hospital nurses—her first] When he arrived at the hos an insurance pt cave y used forbron- 3 * encourage building ia ete lo Go for Lakefield, Minn, In five months—and a doctor pital, properly clothéd- in his, According to Mr. Sitton, who : chial irrita- & of cribs and mangers throughout Wrestling, Jungle Boy and She wanted to spend her re: looked at her red and cracked|trousers, attendants said he had zceembled a small glossary of ACW 2 tions and\:

? AA Sheik Araby vs. Buck Weaver maining years with a sister in hands, which were burned when) burns on the arm and shoulder i Sity, They had an encourag- ..q Larry Chene. Reserved the Minhesota city. Jessie made her kerosene stove burst into THOK rivers. Jargon, tepioaives - coughs due to success, a om wagon.” driv- ’ . 8 y colds because of

Se ' 95 N : it, but the sister died last win-/flames last September. This year, they are- going far- ats, $1.55 ational : Guard F Old Lighthouse Saved ing a tralgor without a trailer its soothing effect.

y a ther. with the hel tf Armory, 8:30 p. m. ter. So on May 18; Jessie hitched Jessie stayed in hotel rooms - * ARAGIT Bin Fong? of financial professional Baskethall, up the wagon, tossed in a collec- Thursday and Friday nights, and] Old Cape Hatteras light, in !8 running bareback: low gear Re r : ) acking from the National Coun- q)ympjans vs. New York [tion of pots and pans and headed Saturday afternoon she moved North Carolina abandoned in 1936 18 "down in the kitchen.” a de- \ > Contains no harmful cil of Catholic Women, They hope gpickerbockers. $2 and $1.50. back to Big Sandy. into the city jail, where she re- because it was in danger of being livery truck driver is a “tap A drugs. to print and distribute 2500 post-| Butler Fieldhouse, 8:30 p. m. With temperatures near zero, mained until Mr. Gullickson and|absorbed by the advancing ocean, dancer.” and “itchy pants with >» Ui 8 ers through St. Philip Negl and) yngiana University Auditori- Jessie finally gave up at Lohman his crew picked her up andhas been saved by artificially the Bible” is the dispatcher with (* . She Shes a atholte elementary um Series, “Death of a Sales- -about 50 n miles short of her brought her to Big Sandy. created sand dunes. the bill book. More Tends * MacaroNI schools in Marion County, and to man.” IU Auditorium, Bloomsend out perhaps 5000 car stick- ington. 8 p. m ers. They have appealed to news- _._- Sar papers and to radio and TV per- and Baby Care class, all to begin | sonalities here- and in other big next week. cities to give their purpose a Bn. ..8 boost. SEVEN STUDENTS at Indiana nw» Central College recently were acHERE'S A NEW twist on that cepted for the 1951-52 edition of | familiar Thin “The American Who's Who Among Students in| way of life.” American Colleges and UniversiPaul Bagwell, East Lansing ties. They are Mich., past president of the U, 8. Rosemary Arndt, 731 Thompson Junior Chamber of Seni Road; Roy Turley, 4042 Otterbein says ours is the Western way of Ave.; Eloise Bilby, Warsaw; Hilda life, as differing from and (at Campbell, Waggoner, Ill.; Bruce present) opposed fo the Eastern Hilton. Rochester, Minn; Elwond way life. Mr. Bagwell spelled out McBride, Washington, Ind, and the differences in a speech closing David Jones, Markleville, the Indianapolis.J C of C Governmental . Affairs School Saturday and Sunday in the Claypool Hotel. voung men hereabouts have heen 2 '% » x waiting for CARBON MONOXIDE, deadly January inductions into Seleecpoison gas, will be creeping in on live Service will total 2204 in In-

us if we don’t watch ourselves in ana. 4 the family automobile That's quite a jump from: De- . Dale Harman, health safety cember. with’ its quota of 628. i ’ : i ~ . ” i a a educator of the Indiana State Those 628 go during ths first Board of Health, warns Hoosiers three weeks of the month, inciagainst warming up the car in- dentally, on a percentage basis sidé the garage, with the doors °F 50. 20 and 20, respectively.

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apolis attorney, who di 3 ” g : spe 5 3 n Ve died Oet. 13. tertained 76 of the 98 living. «le ill eld at 11 a. m. Friday hy scendante of John Martin th the Indianapolis Bar Association, vear at the Martin familv's 15th ae oh. Ba on yea! he ) i il} L : Frank T Brown Emsley Wei reunion. Martin was a German Johnson Jr. and Donald L. Smith." ho sett! i Nat will speak in memory of Mr. Mar- gral Jill selileq My Nation :

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