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‘pAGE 8 is — fe oh | Lone Star Bis ~ Kidnaping New Year's Trof iT ruman Due NEIGHBORHOOD iL a , . ig uw! r co Hollywood — ‘Crashes Are Fatal DOWNTOWN CC offi Sut une | AMBASSADOR -Througlt Friday! 1 h gh saturday “Detective = "Flag Origin ~ Denied by To Tip! Hand [onset = mou, sig. ees NEIGHBORHOOD SANDERS—Thr ough tom i s kin Films Set With To. Two Local Men | ARLINGTON- Through Saturday: “Deiec- of Woman” and “The Golden Sn tive Story" ‘and - “Smugglers Island. SHERIDAN - Throueh Te oak” Bg eine a en e X= onvic The new year today had a £2 |AVALON—"'The Scarf” and “China Cor-, Veil” and Man A 0 Teo sair.’ Tomorrow through Saturday: “Dav gpgppWAY — Through Saturday: = 00 T¢ running start on the old i | the Earth Stood Still” and “Riders From. > youne to Kiss" and . Smugglers Islan GALV ESTON Tex Jan. A ugh-talking ex-con vie By United Press Tucson.’ $1, CLAIR—Through Saturday: “Detece P)-The Lone Star flag, Texas e owar A tough-talking ex-convict... 4, iq deaths.. Two po WASHINGTON, Jan, 2—A BELL— "Painting the Clouds With Sun- %yjye Slory” and: Slaushter Trail." {U 3 TY > ne h x8 y 28. or as nabbed in a running gunfight with > y : » , 3 a 2 > a shine” and ‘Jungle Pe Desert. Fox" STRAND—Through Saturday: rit? prouc: Stale sm ol, didnt orig Springfield, 0. police, taday denied in accidents here yesterday— Democrafic Congressman from through Saturday: Il COMA T a i en nate in Texas i on he “forced a Kentucky school- nsne for Jan. 1. 1951. s Ohio said -today that President BeLMoNT- “Through Saturday: “Slaughter TATOM AC nd py casesnse, valter That is what a®Georgia histor Yr : ) ) -Throush Saty Oo pV eneean ol teacher ‘to accompany lim on a ° And the old year's total was T Trail" an . TONE r Island.’ : aims : ; é ruman told him he hopes to an- d Crosswinds Leathernecks’ and ‘‘Hurricane Island. lan claims, . \ B Erskine Johnson wild ride Mm Indiana over the y bed p OE ever “Frust a” Gambler.” PTO VN Throug h Saturday: ‘Detective I I Tani higher than 1950, when Indian- and “Never Trust Trail Rear, Admiral William I. Mann . weelt-and is nad th t record fon nounce his politicab intentiéns for ORONET— Through Saturday: “Rhubarb | Sk and © Blogante oT ls Desert of ; Savannah; whosé hobDy a Yer (b iaalv VY s+ The ors Ll : : apolis ha e wors 52 Feb. eadline for tome Comin’ Round the Mountain.” iro 5h 5 turds : H Texas ist wv. said vesterday the HOL L Y woop, Jan. 2 ~Exclusively Your The g: ape . Larry G. Yaney, 21, Coldwater. cities of its size. Sixty-two were 1952 before ‘Feb 8, deadline DAISY.~Through tomorrow: “Sloe FR fhro ae Barter “Starlight” Lone Star emplem: came into be- Vine is buzzing that Holly wood will produce more and more 0. said “the kidnap accusations killed in 1950. Sixty-nine died filing in the Qhio Democratic Where Sue Danced’ and "Ma, an - Jian ee ing when Miss Johanna Troutman episode movies— short films strung together with big name hr by, Ollie Blasmeyel i ere last year, Sven though there were PE LH (D. 0) MERSON Thioush Say, jden of . knoxville, Ga fashioned a : no rue, e claimed Mr 188- Rep ayne ays- UNTAIN SQUARE Through _ Friday: s banner from her. petticoat and , players—and that. the pictures will be sliced vp inte half- ror "could have left any time _ One of yesterday's .wvictims was ta1xed at some length with the FO onevenite” and. “When Worlds Col-s cave it to a troop of Georgia hour features for television. after) -- - - T during the 26-hour period when Fred Wintiefeld, 40, of 6844 Fer- chief Executive and said. he lide’ . “Force gave I i : O'} liclty department at Fox that they od he a—— eetrr—————————————— GARFIELD—Throngh tomorrow: volun! pers heading for the Texas their theatre runs. Four O’Henry wold Rave to: clear Tt With his the teacher claimed he was cap- INDIAN APOLIS TR. AFFIC asked him directly if he is ready "or arms” and. “China Corsair’ ¥ ries w ye fi } 0 - “Golden tlefields in 1836 stories will be filmed at Fox, and wife. Zax Zsa (Gabor. -A press tive. CASUALTIES [to say whether he will run again. [HAMILTON Fhroueh tomorroy The Lone Star banner was first George: Stevens will direct three Chon Zsa Zsa, who bris- Yaney, however, did admit tap- ; St ‘Mr. Hays will support Sens r Estes IRVING Through Saturdav: Detective unfurled by the Georgia volun- Ambrose Bierce yarns, Ben ph 3 He he ard Marilyn's ing the hands of the 24-year-old (One Day), | 195° Kefauver (D. Tenn.) for the 1952 story’ and “The Iron Man Reidas Hur ) LI Fic . . . a 8 2 NEE 8 2 i = 52 ) . - “ day teers on Jan, 8. 1838, in frout of Watch for a big new surprise Ue A gu ald “No.” Valley Station. Kv.. teacher short- 195 How Democratic presidential nomina- LINCOLN -Throush lomorrov; ae Sas the American Hotel in’ Velasco, in the Clark Gable-Lady Ashley name anc i 4 " iy after the latter gave him a ride Atcidenty sete : ; tion if Mr. Truman decides not Gir." ¢ < ie : Yc iy : i ‘ 3 33 X Carr ren . - Ee 3H C » y 0 1 Tex. Adm. Mann said. predivoree fireworks. Gable’s at- LINDA CHRISTIAN, encour- from Louisville across the river I iures 3 : or : MECCA _ Threugh tomarrok. orn Most Texans think the ‘brass torneys will light the fuse on a ,.64 hy Zsa Zsa Gabor's success, to New Alban) des Dar . Ir. Hays said. the President. james" Cn at Heor it a) : , king-size bomb va Ke “TV debut tw : (365 Days) told him he is not ready to an- OLD TRAIL-— Through Saturde 0 . button theory best explains the Belz : will make her ‘I debut in two Story Not Clear 1950 1951 Young to Kiss" and ‘Honeychile origin of the Lone Star ‘symbol 4.8 = New. York shows with hubby or) i : 4 921 - pounce his intentions. ORIENTAL— “The Desert Fox" and ‘‘Jun- a re ya ’ Kare ® IT MAY HELP the box-oftice _“"* . : 2 ‘ Fr: i ‘Schaffer. Suring- Accidents ....... 9203 3440 Reporters asked Mr. Hays if Ele Manhunt "Tomorrow *throush Sat- . gg That theory holds the Texas seal aa. a, y ES Tvrone Power's okay. apt. Francis Scha r. Spring fred y 3507. 3866. . . “The Golden Girl’ and In ma" into béng when the new, of “The Merry W dow.” but | £# #4 fie a police chief, said the story Injurec vesnses doi, 3808 he meant that the "President Old“ Amariilo cama~ lo being when Hie NEW Lana., Turns frowning on TELEVISION'S YELL for new Yarnev told of his Indiana activ- Killed ..... terse. ¥62 69 7 would declare his own personal PIXY 5 Iireush tomorpiw, ‘Bride of the ” - — - epublic's provisional governor iM’ f : ney rok S aE “Include killed by y orilla” and “The Spoilers Honre "Smith Dec. 10. 1836 MGM's ballyhoo- of her ro- faces doesn't worry veteran Eddie (tins was not clear. ncludes persons ki : intentions by Feb, 6. ThroRtl. tomorrow: . “Painting the kienry smth. on : nie mance” with new leading man cantor. trains. “He said he hoped to do that,’ RE acs With Sunshine” and. “Across tore from his overcoat a brass Yernanto Lams It's oniv’ a : ; thev-*put ew The officer said he told ofl us- Mr. Hays replied. the Wide Missouri.’ button, dipped it in wax, and used hin for him ind Lana As- Byery ume hey fit a ing an automobile belonging to guson St... custodian at Broad He said he suggested to Mr. RITZ—Thrpough Saturday Sunny Side 0 Se: 0 Pn t . eA face on a movie or SCreery, |e 1an® whom. Yaricy 1 Se re rrr rae eeee t to seal a documen ‘suring pals that Lamas iS not. pe ways “they insure the new g ‘Louis ville mi hi cy R tipple High Sc hool; = Kefauver last week that he come | "70" ST EI The brass button bore a five D n ! . re said offered to show him the way Mr. Winnefeld was thrown to the White House and see Mr. . Corre Ts tre 'HE man ihn her life face with an old face There's], avila New. Albany : . ; hae \ F Still a Lover point star design, and that’s how ae } faces from Louisville to New Albany. from a .car <driven by re Truman, IAT nT y y / € eS ye . " >. y n ~ a § the Lone Star became the emblem oo BAD Ken Murray can't NOUNINE wrong FALE FOF FEES 5 The officers said = Yaney. de- Kuester, 55, also of 6844 Fergu- "Mr Kefauver said he thought ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Jan. ire 2 Cy of Texas, or so the theory ran agrord a stopwatch. Jeannette there Just aren't enough 10 89 .lined to give -the ‘name of the son St. It had collided last he would do that and I told the o (U PY Mrs, Katherine Muhle: op 4 wise until "Adm. Mann. came up with MacDonald and Gene Raymond, around 2 # man until a reporter asked if it night at Walnut and East Sts. president about it,” he said. “The 93 the Tirst SSA the petticoat story. guesting qn his TV show, were Bill Demarest and Para- Was Ollie Bissmeyer Jr. then Ya- with an auto driven by Robert president "said that. would be berger, Wo was Op Le 1613 RL (HI I (XIE . eo & stopped. just -as they started to... ot called off his term.con- N&Y answered it avas. Eugene Poole, 20, of 401 S. Harris fine.” ‘ day of the: New Year, celebrated eer SR Na . “coL- TEN CAFETERIA ® warble a duet. Time had run out. tract, with Bill immediately Yaney lold : he omaee thet Ave. Poole was arrested on a Mr. Kefauver has expressed a her birthday yesterday by enCor. COLLEGE and TENTH But who let them start. the num- ening up for two Paramount after arriving in New A hany he preliminary charge of reckless desire for the Democratic nom- gaging in her favorite pastime— Ha Is The Day ° FEATURING films next year. Grinning about Put tape on Mr. Bissmeyers homicide. ination in event Mr. Truman does, reading love stories. pPpy CHICKEN DINNER . . ara” his. new- free-lance status, Bill hands. but that it soon came off. The death of Mrs. Vera Stevens, not seek re- e-election. an - . HOLLYWOOD'S © biggest -un- G0 © He said Mr. Bissmeyer agreed to 58 of 1805 N. Illinois St. fwas m— When Backache - . ) re - SUNDAYS and THURSDAYS e Palsy-un-w alsy combination: Ann “You'd be surprised how much accompany him and denied that reported in yesterday's Times. She ‘A tif C va il’ . se Without Dessert Blythe and. Bob Mitchum on the dough T'll be picking up the next Ne used .a P-38 pistol, with which wag first believed to have been ANTITT@eze Lockial G A «1 " $e * ®ve of RHO's “The Korean Story.” Fon month on TV It's fabulous.” he shot at officers here, in making killed outside the city limits-on Kills Two Youths oes way seu pe - 3 10 S . : « 3 Ice, sheer ice : 2.5 Mr. Bissmeyer.go along. ' Southeastern ‘Ave. It was deter- : a ig ais JL Lizzi Balla, the famed Eu-' GLORIA DE HAYEN, due back Near Indianapolis Yaney sald mined today death as a “good PINE RIDGE, S. D. Jan. 2 ; Naseing bachache, loss of Dep Ane vee ta TIEN, Miinols—30c Till & P.M ropean dancer whe makes her at Fox in April for a filmusical, fre crashed the. car Into a ditch. Samaritan” happened afew feet (Up) _ Two youths have died i on ines Janetion is very impor : “Rex ALLEN in American debut in “My L. A.” in tour fhe night club cirguit Then -he took a station wagon jnside Indianapolis. A "car hit after. drinking a “poison cocktail” i health. When some everyday A has something in common with .. four months ... Inflation gets parked in front of a church where ner as she hustled across the ° Eg PC ckta as stress and strain slg “UTAH WAGON TRAIN" Deanna. Durbin, She was once. going-over in the next Woody services were in progress and they avenue to help a ‘motorist in the of antifreeze and shellac, a spe- n ny folks suffer nagging backache ‘ ’ oli ‘re | —fee serab A - “Wid” Bill “LONGHORN” wed to Producer Felix Jackson, Woodpecker cartoon, “Destination went on to Indianapolis where mud, cial Indian officer reported today. A SPIRI toe due to, cold or wrong diet may ELLIOTT Deanna’s ex. . Meatball ”~ All the price signs in the station wagon was abandoned. Outside the city vesterday, Wil-| pares Piece. the officer. identi- cause getting ‘up nights or frequent pase » 2.2 : . Yaney said that Mr. Bissmeyer |; T. Bost 43, of 6 East : : : Xo Don’t neglect your kidneys if these conn ' COYNX AR Yava , 4 super-market are on auto jacks ’ lam 508ton, of 677 Eas a . wl WORLD' n't negle ES or > MURAT LAST FIVE FON WAS afraid to have 1 the easier to raise ‘em, of agreed to accompany him and Dr, Woodruff Place, died in fied the boys as High Hawk, 17, TILL Sitions > ae Used lhe by Fn TONITE, 8.30 marguees proclaim: hii they began hitchhiking toward Murphy Hospital, Elwood. His and Mitchell Red Star, 16. A Ver 50 years. It's amazing how “NIGHT WITHOUT SLEEP”. FOUrse / ; LY many times Doan's give happy relief from KERMIT SLOOMGARDEN présants A hs . Zn. 7 : Ohio. . Some miles from Indian- car hit a utility pole on Ind. 37 third youth, Edron Cross, 16, was these discomforts—help ‘the 15 miles ol FLORENCE with Marilyn Monroe. THE BIG SEQUENCE in John apolis, he said, they stopped in petween Elwood and Noblesville. hospitalized. Haney fiber SNC Tiers uh out wens, So the title has ‘been switched po). 5 «The Quiet Man” has John a restaurant- and Mr. Bissmeyer —— - co rm
and now the lights will blaze “DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK” with Marilyn Monroe. Now that . they're. asunder, it can be told. George Sanders was asked to pose for phtographs with shapely Marilyn Monroe some months ago. George told the pub-
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better and shinier oaches %
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Passenger safety progress. was made too. All our new coaches— and soon our entire fleet—will have the safety push door at the center exit. It's easy to use, and since it's interlocked with the vehicle's power system the coach can not move
our total costs for labor and materials will be some ng to the City's one-way street program. We believe thus help eliminate the major cause of
green and cream. This harmonious color scheme is pleasing to the eye and gives 8 a long-lasting finish easier to keep clean. For safety's sake, in Scotchlite tape across the rear of each vehicle.
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Manpower plus modern machinery equals good repainted our shops and stati
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The National Safety Council's highest employee Wlety-q award came fo us during LY the past year. Covering employee safety and accident prevention, we were the first transit company in the United States fo receive such an award.
operating condition. During ions, we added more automatic
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As you see, progress was made in 1951, despite a critical manpower shortage and ever-spiraling costs. x And in 1952 we will continue to try to provide Indianapolis with a public transportation system that serves the most the best. * Thank you for your patronage and cooperation in 1951. Let's work together and ride together even more in 1952, ;
During the year we added five “loops” or tumbacks for certain lines. These “loops” enable our equipment fo turn around in emergencies caused by traffic congestion, fires or bad weather and greatly asiat in keeping ftronsit coaches
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