Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1952 — Page 20

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Scouts this Sacred Heart at Charlton, 70c. week are collect- > ’ ing discarded. - rei . Christmas trees two-hour lessons will be given on for the huge bon-| Tuesdays and Fridays’ 1-3 and]

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fire. 7-9 p. m, 3 is | juice wasn't Lawrence. Cen- Installations v w -— © “What wi tral High School Although he’s ‘only 14, Edward ik “More th Jubileers, ‘direct “Fay ; Melick is quite a businessman. He

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HE sath enough mont expenses. A to work in a Today the s “And ad creased in tt I know. The Mr. Mors a moment, 1 brought min stomach, anc tomato juice

ed by Mrs. Leora Zarrick, wil sing Christmas hymns. Featured | also will be the School's Irass Ensemble directed by Max Roush. The Rev. A. C. Brooks; pastor|i af Third Christian Church of In-| dianapolis, will tell of the 12th} Night tradition. } Reigning will be a king and

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and goes to the Pilgrim Holiness Church on 46th St. His route is on Riverfront” Ave. and from 6900 to- 7100 on Ralston Ave. {Edward puts $3.50 a week into his savings account. Carrying the queen, a-Boy Scope: ang Ga) paper, still leaves him plenty of Scout. They will receive rings) time fo participate in his favorite hidden in two huge cakes. Mr. Pozner Mr. Anderson |sports—basketball, ice skating

. r , All ins f 5 and swimming: Surprise | Three Jouges wil install officer: Winn! Pon PP. Hawkins looked up|" \f Sif JemD oe 1 4 ; 2 N M A d iw re Romilitrie wasn| Morris 1.. Pozner will be in- av en ccused from is Bguring BL fhe State |stalled as worshipful master of¥ 4 rin C iross Income Tax 20 $ { oon to y : .1¢| Monument ‘Masonic lodge tonight |p Stolen Car Case tion yesterday %to fing meet! +n dinner dance. Others to be guest of honor at a party. Em-

li 2 avy T its who said : st Elmer E. Hanes, Otto, Two Navy recrul é ployees in the collection depart bsialied— Otto W. Cox. Earl J they stole a car after learning §_ 1 . 4 , . ’ oy 4c Jo o

ment, where he is assistant chief,} 00 “winiam R. Green, Joseph/they were to be discharged from gave the surprise party for Mr. D. Mehiman. Alva Baxter, Lester service will be arraigned in FedHawkins. 3 Ap Branimel Arnold Marks, eral Court tomorrow on a charge At Mr Hawking’ side was his Edgar Gaines; Maurice Tavel and of driving the car across state wife. The event marked thelr Harry 8. Stokes lines. 2 golden wedding anniversary. RITYS DOLE . " r Tere Kav - . Oriental Masonic Lodge will in- _ Scotty Everett Maynard, 7 Two Offices stall Martin L. Anderson as New C astle, and James 4) er, Dr. Samuel R. Damon of In- worshipful master at 8 p. mgl9, Kokomo, the defendants, were

dian: 3 § ps ; . Saturday. Others—Howard F./to be released by the Navy bedianapolis is the first Hoosier to Sa y alph T. cause they falsified enlistment ap-

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14 | Blood Center at 18 W. Georgia France soon to join Gen. Dwight commanded by Col. Dixon M. Alli- ! close, and I St. will be open until" 8 o'clock D. Eisenhower's Western Euro- on of Atlanta, Ga. three little 1 SR (TT 3 tonight. A pean défense forces and bolster) The 117th is the fourth Ameri- FASHION COATS, DOWNSTAIRS AT WASSON'S “Maybe,” V4 Two classes are opening at thethe eight U.'S. Air Groups already!can air group to be assigned for me you

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? i be named chairman of the Con-|Tudor, Merlin M. Bailey, R hse pl & easy credit forms. ference of State and Provincial Simon, Claude J. Horn, ‘Edward plications, District Attorney By Ear {Public Health Laboratory Direc-|M. -Karrmann, H. Pierre Haflich, Matthew Welsh said. : i tors of North America. He is di-| Shelley M. Givens, Culver S. Mil- ..Maynard yesterday told -au- i " NEW YO [rector of the Bureau of Laborator-|ler and E. H, McCaffery. thorities he had been in trouble §™°- , Tearn to mal |ies of the Indiana State Board of Myrtle Rebekah Lodge 326 will before, and Miller said he ‘had ; my main al | Health. - Be . seat the following new officers at|{Once been convicted of petit slar- was in 51. Mr. Damon was elected to the § o'clock tonight in Harris Lodge ceny. Both have been in the Navy Putting | post at the association conference Hall: Ruth Smith, Ethel Lee, eight months. helpful and Hn San Francisco. He also was| Aneita McConnell, Lessie Wecod! ~~ ye king named chairman of a new organ-| and Eleanor McCullough. District : : ization the Association of State |g officers will be in charge. Police Car Hit § Be {and Territorial Public Health , 3 | | Laboratory Directors. Mr. Marsh Returns On Accident Run i beat, I was | . 3 : A man was arrested late yes- not to have IU Wins Prize Floyd H. March, longest serving terday after his auto hit a police about him. Studies of eve diseasks “con-|/Ell Lilly & Co. employee remain-icar hurrying to an off-duty fire- A long |ducted at Indiana Se py|ing active in the business, has man hurt in a trafic accident. Rohde, daug |Dr. T. F. Schlaegel Jr. has won|Tetired as _pro- gi Alva N. Ellis, 62, of 617% "Vir- Bryan, told : 'the school $1500 for medical re- duction co-ordi-. gy ginia Ave, was charged with : remembered. |search. That's part of the $20,712 nator. ing was reckless driving and disregarding £ “I always {awarded 11 universities and mn iE: LY So. 28 a traffic light. iE : : she said. stitutes hy the National Council ¥°& He oc | No oge'was hurt in the crash at | RCRA {to Combat Blindness, Inc. at 524 N. Hamil- oa Capitol Ave. and New York St. S Cl l Purchase! : person dl ] ‘Enrolled in Germany ‘ton Ave: €! | It happened one minute after pe a . t lo tne snd 2 { ; tx. +2 The retiring § Patrolman John A. Jones, 44, had! i Now of eer his Salle, Lt Hen a co - or dinator’s g "started for the 1300 block of E. : ple who 4nd 3 lyn g in Augsburg, . 3 “ | s |Germany, Henry Jr. goes to outside activities i | Washington St., where a car hit ALL-WOOL i ably most of school. ‘He's a pupil in Augsburg have included 5 py {fireman Arvil- Cravens, who: was vs y i —- / } Military Post dependent school, Work in Victor "ggg treated and release ai fenergll : ] Was ¢ |Henry Jr. is the grandson of Mr. Memorial Mr. Marsh Hospital. Mr. Cravens, 28, lives; this last Chr YOUR $29 75. nd Mrs. Frankl, 8 amon Methodist at 917 High St. ; a man who'( . and Mrs. Frank L. Stumpf of 3225 CHOICE 8. Meridian St. Church. He plans to branch out = fT —— i . 1 Knew | The worches-of Coarantesd : ; with his hobby of stamp collect- . ! mine. ony Set on 3 Anderson Gives Blood |inz. : School Head Dies Choice” of: wonderful dll In those styles in gleaming gold color & The people in Anderson were ne eee DECATUR, Jan. 3 (UP)-—Han-| . cin d . : Shop and tr) cose with matching pold the New Year's first donors to the National Guard Air sel L. Foley, 51, superintendent of | wool fabrics in tweeds, wy Speuiaiia “olor moral bracelets, |Indianapolis Red Cross blood|yy_. > ’ Adams County schools since 1949, | checks, plaids, broadcloths, r ost Y actor {bank today and yesterday. To- Unit to Join lke's Army died yesterday in a Chicago hge- fl des! Sizes 10 : : are oa os % : wad} morrow, units will operate at WASHINGTON, Jon, 5 (UP) pital. : oe or He ss Te : Pan ; | e Pendleton Reformatory. The- Air Force*annougced yester- = | to in the season's ‘fa-. Ana a No Interest—No Carrying Charg at BARNEY S Because of ~closing on New day that the 117th Tactical Re- Piston-engine light invader bomb- vorite styles! An jo

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