Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1952 — Page 8

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Far and Away— .

TH, i. a German police dog, plans to fight demolition of a romped ‘happily today in Salida, house once occupied by Author Patient Waits Colo., unmindful that he narrowly, Mark Twain. AZ A proposed skyescaped the death penalty on a scraper apartment would maKe it murder charge. Police Magistrate necessary to tear dowh the Twain R. J. Murray ruled yesterday that House on Fifth Avenue. Till wasn't “vicious,” just acting . normal for a dog, when he killed He Tried Mrs.” Marjorie Tracy's -Pekinese.. John Van Sickle of Anamosa, While Mrs. Tracy sought death Iowa, was alive, but in critical for. Till, the dog padded up and condition today after using two

The Billow Funeral Co. of Ak Yon, 0O., promised ‘business as ( usual” today although 18 of. its ter two

formed after

woman patient.

James Hamilton, killed last Sep- parked his truck across street car ¢ the Union Soci-

tember. tracks on a busy downtown street, ety for Detech " ei | tion of Horse They Make U . | Thieves Mr. y P Quiet Dame | Mr. Thorpe Thorpe was ] _ Buest of honor.

In Corner Called ‘Menace’

| By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON | United Press Hollywood Surwpanton ‘| HOLLYWOOD, Jan. You

can stop looking i at those A

® | . rier [slinky the plunging today necklines,

girls. Mrs. James, Fddie Manson Williams, 25, of Mason says the dame to worry 1118 N. Capitol Ave. was held on about is that nice, quiet one in!preliminary charges of larceny {the corner today after admitting stealing 13 | “She's the real menace,” she topcoats and several jackets and! added. “Nobody pays any atten- | sweaters from the federal build-

Thumbs Way To Downfall

former substitute mail car-

was caught y sirens in 1s caught by one’ thumb

{tion to thé out-and-out siren.|Ing here betweén Dec. 1 and Jan. She's iGo obvious. Just a tem- {8. He said he pawned them. © porary nuisance. Federal authorities were loud | “But the gifl who might steal in their praise for Robert L.

| your husband away is the one) Meyer and Theodore Buehler of who never looks dangerous. The the identification bureau of the one who's fairly good-looking,| Indianapolis- police department.

intelligent, quiet and well-man- Searching painstakingly nered . the one who listens [through thousands of fingerprints

to everything your husband says. oD ftle at th> department, the two ’ Y non fingerprint sleuths found a print

“WwW HEN THAT happens you go that matched a single thumb print on a pawn ticket

Rita Hayworth

Rita Hayworth was back at work today at Columbia Studios apparently ending her month-long : “feud over script for her comeback into action. Never leave him alone Their identification led to. the movie. She returned to the set for a minute. Keep him out of | arrest and subseauent confession yesterday to rehearse for “Affair! gqark corners . . get him circu- of Williams, in Trinidad.” | Rita has beeg un- lating . . keep the party going. der suspension bythe studio since, «ang abive all, go home early!” Push Kefauver Drive she refused to work last Dec. 13., (One look at Mrs. Mason, who! WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 (UP) The movie, will be her first since writes and acts under her own|__Tp ot § she married Indian Prince Aly >The drive 15 get Sen, Estey name, Pamela Kellino, and you'll] Kefauver the Democratic presiKhan, from whom she's now seek- this i 1 p 0g 4 Reno divorce. now this is purely a theoretical| dential nomination gathered {question on her part. steam today as party chairmen | Sentiment Any man lucky enough to be of five Ohio counties announced | married to this dark-eyed beauty support of the lanky Tennessean. | The Greenwich Village Associa-/doesn’t have to go huntin’ The chairmen are all from Rep. tion in New York today mapped corners for an exciting female. ‘Wayne L. Hays’ 18th district.

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would employees were on strike. Pickets building ambulance are orl ».get a third 4-H buildings to be leased now would gy ces oil and gas. ‘The action, one of the largest #Ann Wright, ® 20, Go. N Capitol Ave.! N Marth in the history of the Attorney: BY), ders | General's. Department, was filed, lin Duval County District Court at] Vagtay youiiness, 2. 4

SERVING TYIITIVIT SINCE 1899

it~-was disclosed today

‘arl Tyner said the Finance Cen- move two 4-H two years.’

take ' over

“as soon as negotiations Mr.

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ES imei tom ‘DTANAPOLIS. TIMES __.. - ; % a to Occupy 3 4-H Buildings

| The Army's Finance Center will vacate its offices.in 8t. Louis and Suit for $5 Million . a4 scapes ea en ence vhs moving from St. Louis to find temporary space until , the Indiana State Fairgrounds as Center at Ft. Harrison is com- . soon as details of the lease are pleted. Col. W. D. McConnell, Finance Texas Co, for 35 million, claiming] Fair Board Seccretary- Mahager Center executive officer, said the | the company had leased 4000 acres George 6. “gradual over ,¢ classified school land from a Hubert Powell.

would be

Tyner. sald the two.

drivers were fired, They were ré- building next year and move Into besavailable for exhibits next Auported to have went to a union the radio-television. building after gust. meeting instead of Peking up a the Hoosier State Fajr next 'August and September.

Union Protests Arrest NEWARK, Jan. 11 (UP) — San‘ Diego by Attorney General

Texas Company Faces.

its!

The state yesterday sued

company which held only the surThe land now pro-

4-H face rights.

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FRIDAY, JAN. 11, 1952

IN INDIANAPOLIS

AUSTIN, Tex., Jan. 11 (UP)— MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Genievas vs. Ray Andersons Barbara vk

bert Long. 1802 Kessler 1802 - Kessler BIRTHS

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tried to make friends with her. guns in.a suicide attempt, police Agreement on the transfer was At “General —Willlam, Marjorie Hutchins : 2” said. He fired a blast from a 12- Because They Like Him reached yesterday in meetings Ution officials threatened to Price Daniel. DIVORCE SUITS FILED A Caleman-— Richard, Bonpie Mill Bek: : Bury TheiraDead gauge shotgun at his head. Most Jim Thorpe, with Michael Kallette, assistant‘throw' 1200 pickets around Pru-; The action involves oil, gas and| meitte vs. John Davis: Carlisle, vs. ae thodist Henan; Lynn, Desa Amarillo. Tex. today forgot Of the bullets glanced off his former Olympic to Undersecretary of De fen se.dential Insurance Co. offices here other’ minerals under 4000 acres {ean Morgan; Fucy, Yuulames Bipersl jw; pBudr: Lilian bi a Eds Ais X83 i t skull. Then he used a 22 rifle star, was “triad, Archibald Alexander, who" told today in protest to the arrest of of Duval County land alleged to Paul Shirley: Arline vs. Tine Mitchell Eduard, Violet Mode. other dusiness -and buried two : |Jr.; Josephine vs. William - Barry; EvalAt St. Vincent's Robert, “Beverly Remse . brothers who died in Korean He Was Next convicted and the bgard the finance center must 140 striking agents, | be worth 3 ‘million. on ‘Vs. Zane Paine: Aleander vs: Ella Lyles: meter: Errol. Mary Casler. action within two weeks of each o hanged” yester-'§ other. Traffic lights were idle . , .| , Nell. Campbell, 19, was fined $4 f day in Philadel- ; church ‘bells tolled ; taps were in Ottawa, Canada, today for phia. It was all played on the city vadio station holding up- traffic 35 minutes in fun , . . part in honor of Marines Kenneth and While he had a haircut. He of the ritual of :

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