Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1951 — Page 26

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. PAGE 28 . Boy Patron Of Taverns Sent to Jail

A 16-year-old boy was sent to Marion County Jail after he admitted drinking “many times” in North Side taverns, The youth was ordered held 10 days after he told Juvenile Court Referee Lawrence Hines he drank “just because I like beer like anybody else.” The teen-ager is one of five children of a widowed: mother who works to support the family, Juvenile Court officers said. He was expelled this year from high school and has refused to work, they added.

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the boy admitted he had purchased beer in “many” taverns and had been in Jone place “at least six or eight”’times. The youth identified a waitress and bartender who sold him beer in one tavern. he said. " Juvenile Court officers deelared it is “routine” for police

Beverage Commission, where the tavern owner could face suspension or revocation of his license,

. OK's Sikes Insurance CHICAGO, Nov. national executive board of the AFL Insurance Agents Union yesterday authorized a strike against the Prudential Insurance Co. Dec. 1. A spokesman said a walkout

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in New York. The spokesman said the union was seeking a 20 per cent overall increase in salaries and commissions, compared with a company offer of offer of 2%; per cent,

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Times State Service morrow afternoon. CAMP ATTERBURY, Nov. 27—| 3000 GI's to See Show The Hope troupe is expected to land about noon at the Atterbury

GI's here today were not sparing! the ‘spit and polish.” In the Sports Arena at 7 p. m., Air Force Base, weather permitTomorrow is a big day for the approximately 3000 GI's will see ting. Alternate landing site is the boys in uniform — including the show which will be rebroad- Weir Cook Airport in Indianapwounded veterans of the Korean cast later on the radio. At 9 p. m. olis. war now in the Atterbury Hos- the show will be repeated for Hope is coming here from Belother GI's and their dependents. aire, O., where he will give the > , : world premiere of his new movie, ‘My Favorite Spy,” in the home of Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Kuchinka.

Stage Second Premiere

The famous star will stage the second premiere of his movie for the benefit of Cpl. Karl K. Deigert of the hospital here. Cpl. Deigert participated in Hope's letter-writing contest on

in my home town.” He wrote: “The people of my! home town or any town are able! to see you when you are visiting many cities of the county. But we! patients—many of us wounded in| Korea—stand little chance to do! s0. In most cases, it will be a long time before any of us are able to walk. “A visit from you would be worth all the medicine in the world to us.” Hope will bring with him his/| entire troupe of Hollywood stars— Rhonda Fleming, Jerry Colonna,! Marilyn Maxwell, Jan Sterling! Gloria Grahame, Les Brown and his band and m and many others.

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