Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1951 — Page 9

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26,1951 S ease

26 checks to 284.60 during . They were checks made

act testimony piterated that nses had in- ® i marijuana

ncluded in an expenses she ran lengthily through fried ases to wine.

e yo afraid Defense At-, tt asked. vas,” she re-

jon, Mr. Kidnin specificalred $82 on a f Miss Bankad raised to

uld have put in the stub dn’t,” she re-

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there were n which the le amount on or $200 and it along week you keep enmount in the Mrs. Cronin | earlier that a stripper in she did “not

Kidder asked. and panties, he Broadway replied. he had heard rords in bur“Why, yes, 1

the time she [iss Bankhead vere not pare to her. anguage had h raising the

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ore S. 7TH DIVI. . 286 (UP) — Spellman and n Fleet spent iting wounded at ‘a mobile ar the front. of New York ~~ Wednesday 3209th Mobile pital. A eon-

tended, includnearby units, - the 8th Army j. Gen. Willish Corps com-

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Mom Prods Army, Son Gets Home

WASHINGTON, —Marine Pfc. Morton .Charlts! Waldeck Jr, almost missed, Christmas at home because Unele |

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BIRTHS BOY & ve — Cnatiton. Julia Ret Reifel; al il, Mery Parton; Richar Flora Allen; Floyd, Norma Morgan.

At General—Elmore, Rosey Sharp. At: Coleman — Hansen, Dorothy Arnold: Lonnie, Patricia Leéwis: Andrew, Jimmie Payne: Donald, Mary Joan . Rothenerger. At Methodist — wennis, Josephine Judd:

Sam was about to make the pants | not too long, but too late. Pfe. Waldeck, a 245-pounder| with a 45-inch waist, got a Christ-| mas leave from his outfit at San | Diego, Cal. But at the last min-!| ute, it was discovered the depot there didn’t’ have dress paints

large enough . to accommodate him.

The Marine Corps made plans : to put in a special order for his| oo. ; size at the Marine Corps depot in| E St 4 Philadelphia. But such orders! X= a e take about six weeks to fill, and

it looked like a San Diego Christmas: for one Wisconsin Marine,

Mom Goes Into Action

Mr. Gottschalk

Lawmaker |

He informed his mother at; Sturtevant, Wis, of this news, The body of Thurman A. and she went immediately into Gottschalk, long time Indiana

th |Bemocratic leader, legislator 18 acon. |years and former State Welfare In a letter to the then Marine director, was being brought back Corps commandant, Gen. Clifton |t0 Indianapolis today from Mi-| B. Cates, she said that she didn’t 2D Fla, where he died yester-

. day. He was 69. like the situation one bit. Mr. Gottschalk had been in ill

“I did a lot of baking and went health several months and had through a lot of extra work be- retired as president of the State cause I expected Bud home Fri- Welfare Board last April. day,” she said. “Now I don’t know! A" native of Berne, Ind. Mr. when ‘he'll be home. Gottschalk had lived in Ihdian“What puzzles me is, don’t Bud apolis 15 years. look rather silly’ marching in re-| First Elected in 1909 view before vou and the other| He first entered the General Ascommanding officers in his sembly in the 1909 session and shorts?" {served eight years as a member 2 [af the House of Representatives. Situation Well in Hand |In 1927 he was elected to the SenGen, Cates landed hard on the ate and served there 10 years. problem and soon had the situa-| While a state representative he

{was minority leader of the H tion well in hand. He ordered Pfc. | lduring the y ager of +23 Suse

Waldeck to be given some pants 1925. He was elected president

-pronto and a brigadier general in| {pro tem of the Senate in 1937. Mr.,

Dies in Miami:

Charles, Réba Taylor; Paul, Mary Mac-

dy . Vincent's ~— Donald, Roselyn Mcb: Joseph, Joan Dee; Eugene, Joean Molay; ard, Madge Crosby. Verlin,! Rose Osborn; Waite rears Penn,

G | At St. Francis—Leslié, Elsie Gaynor; Robert, Cleora Hartman, Richard, Ruth Rohlman: William, Gladys Hughes; Lawrence, Martha Ford; Harold, * Roberta Seton: Ge George, Betty Taylor; Charles, ary Ev At General—Benny; Grace Mahone; William, Barbara Baker: Joe, Beatrice Newman; John, Elizabeth Silas . nd. Rosemary Carl Willjams; ’e rroil, | Boyle; Fount, lossie Ralph, Wanda Fousey: «alvin, Roselyn. Satterfield; Walter, Mary Louise Trice. At Methodist—Ben, Jean Rubush; John, Marjorie Glaser: Maurice. Annetta Dillon: Howard. Alberta Norton: Charles, Virginia Mobley; Jack, Charlene Irvin.

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Circus Set Tomorrow At YWCA Branch Here

Monkeys, dogs, horses and a clown will be the features-of a Christmas circus at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Phyllis Wheatley branch, YWCA, 653 N. West St. All children under 14 are invited to the circus sponsored by Flanner House social service division,

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Washington relayed the order to Pfc. Waldeck’s commanding general in San Diego. The commanding officer in Sa nl Diego reporaed back to Gen. Cates that Pfc. Waldeck, as per orders, had received a well-fiting pair of dress pante and was on his way home for Christmas. The Marine Corps also assured Mrs. Waldeck that, during his boot training, Pfc. Waldeck wore the utility uniform issued to all recruits, But it said he certainly couldn't wear that on leave—

hence the need for the specially made dress pante with the 45-inch waist.

Mrs. Charles Harttman, Miami; | jand one son, John S., » Indianapolis.

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Sir Hubert Hh

Executives Club To Hear Explorer

Sir. Hubert Wilkins, who spent 22 years exploring the Arctic and the Antarctic, will address the Executives’ Club at a luncheon| in the Claypool Hotel one week | from today. Sir Hubert's life of adventare| began as a boy when he hunted | kangaroos in his native Aus-! He took the first movie] ever made of real war, fought in| World War I, was lost in a bal-| loon over the English Channel for 24 -hours, studied the habits of fighting men in.the Far North | for the United States.

The king of England kightel] him before he was 40. Sir Hubert |

has lived in the United States more than 20 years.

Woman, 64, Hit by Car Mrs, Josephine Davis, 64, was taken to Methodist Hospital with a broken leg after being hit by a car near her home, 5649 Winthrop Ave. last night.

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|Gottschalk .was on the State Dancers and musicians also 'Budget Committee from 1925 un- Will perform, and aoking and {til 1937. queen of the dreus will *

He served in the legislature Crowned.

{from Adams, Blackford and Wells FASIE i's R to poy

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Gottschalk was appointed — welfare administrator in 1937. | Mr. Gottschalk was a member of the Masonic, Eagles and] Knights of Pythias Lodges. He| was also a member of the Indian-| 2polis Athletic Club and of the > AT INDIANAPOLIS | Evangelical Church. Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation He is survived by his wife, Alberta; two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hawk, Indianapolis, and|

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