Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1951 — Page 7

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‘Home’ an Atmosphere

“GENTLEMAN” Max Simpson, who has spent most of his last 50 years behind bars, got lone.some for his buddies in Missouri State Penitentiary, He went to work on a car on a ‘well-lighted street in Joplin, He finally succeeded in getting himself arrested. But a Joplin judge decided car tampering didn't rate a stretch in the “pen.” He gave the 79-year-old ex-convict six months in the city jail instead. But inside the jail, Simpson found he had friends there, too. “Maybe I should just spend the rest of my

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“Mr. Halley, His Nurse— To Say "I Do's"

Hoosier Host Rudolph ‘Halley, quizmaster for

the Senate Crime Investigating Committee's televised hearings last March, must supply the answers today. At 3:45 p, m. he's to marry his nurse, Janice Brosh. They're to be wed in the New York City chambers of a former Crawfordsville, Ind., resident —

Presiding Justice David W. Peck

of the New York Supreme Court Appellate Division. The crimebuster fell in love with Miss Brosh last spring when she nursed him through an illness after he resigned as chief counsel of the Kefauver Committee.

He's Stopped

The Seattle, Wash., chairman of the Socialist Workers Party was denied the right to file as Seattle mayoralty candidate yesterday because he refused to sign a loyalty oath. Daniel Roberts, 34, denied being “subversive” and said he believed the oath violated constitutional guarantees of freedom of speech. The 1951 Washington State Legislature made the oath a requirement.

One Was Frisky

Ralph Hagan of Seattle, Wash, came out the loser in an argument that wasn't settled yesterday. Arguing with a stranger over who was younger, Mr. Hagan pulled out his wallet to show his driver's license. Before he could prove his point, the stranger grabbed the wallet and

ran.

Wants It Final Actress Lynn Bari’s attorney said today he’d ask a Hollywood Supeios Court to grant her final divorce decr ee from actors’ : agent Sid Luft, Judy Garlands current boy * friend. Miss ri obtained an; interlocutory dei gree from Mr. Luft last Decem- ® ber on charges 2 he stayed out at!

' night. and exMiss Bari plained only that | he was ‘‘out with the boys.” Miss Garland is

to receive her final divorce from movie director Vincente .Minelli next April.

He's Alive

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. Arnold Wickbold fell 70 feet in

a circus performance before 7000 London spectators yesterday, missing the net but surviving. His condition—serious.

Special Casket

A Pikeville, Ky. undertaker said today a specially constructed casket would be needed to bury Virgil Tackett, the “jolly fat boy of Robinson Creek.” The 26-year-old man with the 78-inch waistline died yesterday of a heart attack, So heavy that he- could never go to school, he weighed between 500 and 600 pounds. |,

Tenant Turmoil

: Landlord Peter Plesciuk of Chi¢ago today faced a $25,000 damage suit from irate tenant Mrs.

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Her Wish Granted

20-year search for her brother ended on a happy note today. Mrs.” J. H. Vansant's long-lost brother, Frank Wilson, was located in Stamford, Conn., through an anonymous tip to a radio station.

Butler Joining Education Test

Five new courses at Butler University’s spring term will be part of an experiment in adult education. Prof. R. Harold Van Cleave, Evening Division director, said the same night courses will be given at six other universities— Chicago, Louisville, Detroit, Western Reserve, Northwestern and Fashngion, “The American Tradition” will examine important decisions of the past to see how they measure up to the aims of liberty, equality, plenty and peace.

cult books with more understanding. “Theme and Variation: Invitation to Literature™ will group literary works with the same \theme. “Group Living” will help students understand how their membership in groups affects their attitudes and behavior. Finally, the world politics {course will explore what's behind tension between countries and what can be done about it.

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‘Nuf Is 'Nuf— Husband Freed

BOSTON, Mass., Dec. 27 (UP) — Municipal Judge Elias Shamon yesterday found Mansfield Nabors, 69, innocent of an assault charge brought by his wife becav ie the defendant had “suffered enough.”

Mrs. Edmona Nabors, 66, testified that her husband had left her 26 times during their 42 years of married life. But after listening to Mrs. Nabors’ lengthy recital of her marital woes the judge said: “I think you talked him out of the house . . . not. quilty, I think he’s suffered enough.”

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