Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1952 — Page 6

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Hospital for East Side

hood residents. .

Indianapolis Hospital ment Association, Inc.

and 16th Sts,

values. : Object to Project

before the project.

where else,” .

for low-cost

ployees of the hospital

as any of the others. The Zoning Board the project unanimously.

Broker Ordered . To Pay Support"

his wife $150-a-week support.

born wife's divorce suit. The

obey the court order. Theodore Thompson

Sympathy From 9000

death of King George VI.

Board OK's

A new hospital for the East Side has been approved by the Long Beach, Cal, port for weather| . Board of Zoning Appeals despite patrol duty in the Pacific. Before Presses Quiet « strong objections from neighbor- sailing, he learned his wife, Mary| The Cairo, ¥

The $4.8 million, 300-bed ‘hospital will be the first project of Develop-

It will be located on the west side of Ritter Ave. between 13th

Zoning Bqard approval is re- out. quired before construction can be- | gin, although no change in zoning leave you, honey.” regulations is neefled. The Zoning! Board is required only to pass on whether the hospital “serves the |

best welfare of the community” 7 ing Alliance of Philadelphia today and whether it will harm property iE ed the five most eliaible bach-

More than 200 neighbors of the (carnations, hospital sije yesterday appeared meanin g “I'm 4 ard to object to the carrying the

All objectors said, ‘in effect, | win go to: Mont“We all want a hospital for the gomary (Clift, ac- . East Side, but we want it some- i. J

Mark W.'.Gray, attorney for the objectors, said the value of yr. 1 aier $20,000 to $35,000 homes in the|, avian area would be cut by the hospital.iy 11 star: televiHe insisted undeveloped areas np near the project would be used pohert Q.. Lewis housing for em-| writ comb. which would reduce property values. George Kuhn, chairman of the hospital group, said the site was] | one of seven considered after a ‘didn’t like to admit it,” but he were tossed out to ‘give other survey by James A. Hamilton and|forgot the name of the woman firms a chance to quote prices.” Associates, hospital consultants. he. married. The chosen site, he said, was marriage license bureau in Pitts-/said yesterday the earlier bids “more than twice as desirable” Burgh, Pa. he asked for the name did not cover low-price cars.

LEBANON, Feb. 12 (UP) — Theodore H. Thbmpson, who once © A v; accused ‘four British in-laws of changed words locking him dut of his $100,000, ved under the same roof for 10/agers, and by Charlie Stuart, who

estate, has been ordered to pay Years.

' Judge Charles F. Thompson or- Dempsey ordered him and his| dered the wealthy aircraft bro- Wife, who'is 60, into his chambers. ker to pay the support money When the couple came out they pending settlement of his British- were smiling and the divorce suit — The Agriculture Department

estranged husband sub-/happily to each other. mitted a brief stating he didn’t ee have the money, but the judge Tightwad citéd. him for contempt and said The millionaire wife of a rehe would be jailed if he didn’t tired 60-year-old Buffalo, N. Y.

charged $330,000 “last January that his British in-|failed to support her husband. laws “took over his ‘estate and John Lavelle filed suit yesterday called him a “bloody devil” after in Los Angeles, declaring his wife, he and his wife were separated. |Mary, 60, had agreed in a pre-

LONDON, Feb. 12 (UP)—The $250,000 if he outlived her. InCourt post office has received stead, he charged, she treated him over 9000 telegrams and cable-|like a servant, made him account grams of sympathy since the for what he spent, then said she

Far and Away—

He ‘Swims Ocean’ to Be

A COAST GUARD boatswain’s|his claitn on his earning’ ex-

mate “swam an ocean” to be with |pectancy of $80,000 the next 10 ment charged the newspaper pub-/| {his expectant wife. |years and the promised $250,000 lished an article Sunday which)

Buron C. Wimp, 20 today, left legacy.

go home. He jumped overboard and struck out for shore,

B ides were him. | anput the tides were against him. Order Seals Now For Ice-O-Rama

|An inbound freighter fished him You'll get the best seats for

The Times Ice-O-Rama show Mar. 13 in the Fair Grounds Coliseum if you order them by mail now. Send orders to: Ice-O-Rama, Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland St. with money order or ‘check and stamped, addressed envelope. List first,

He told his wife: “I just couldn’t

Look Out

Young women of the Advertis-

elors of the 1952 |Leap Year. Red ¥iZg

locations, Prices are Box and Parquet chairs, $1.20; north and south side mezzanine, 85 cents; cast end mezzanine, 60-cents. Prices

{torch for you”

Edgar Hoover, chief of the FBI; Dick allfoot-

reserved.

Bids Thrown Open On County Cars

Bidding on five new county cars |was thrown open to all comers {today by County Commissioners. Let's See, Now | All bids opened last week, inHarry P. Doyle of Quincy, 111, cluding two tentatively accepted,

Mr. Hoover

sion. comedian

,'and artist Jon

In a letter to the| Board President Jesse Hutsell

.He prices of - those

{of his bride of 30 years ago. Clerks explained 1952

approved dug into files and came up with cars had not then been fixed.

{the name, Mary Keister, which| Prosecutor Fairchild has re-

{they “hoped was the right/quested a new car to replace one woman.” wrecked recently, and Sheriff 2 {8mith is seeking four new models

Tears Did It

| “The Walter Colbs of Chicago went to court yesterday to file for dominated board accepted, - then

{for his civil office. :

though they'd Mayor Cilark’s campaign man-

The 62-year-old husband|ls forming a deputy sheriff club

'started to cry. Judge John for boys with Sheriff Smith.

Hikes Crop Estimate | WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (UP)|

{was dropped. They left talking yesterday raised its estimate of the 1951-'52 orange crop to 117.

700,000 boxes, up 450,000 boxes since last month.

"WATCH -REPAIRING by EXPERTS

At Miller's Modest Prices! QUICK SERVICE

Miller Jewelry Co.

4 Doors From Power & Light Ce.

|advertising man. faced. suit for today, . charging she

{nuptial contract to support him {and to leave him a legacy of

{wouldn't live with him. He based

gypbe daily news|Lou, 18, was expecting their first poner Al Misrl, organ of the pow/baby. When his ship was four erful Wafdist Party, - suspended miles out the hoatswain decided to publication for ohe day today on

second and third choice of seat ?

include tax and all seats are |

divorce, saying they hadn't ex-|rejected bids by Jim Birr, one of

’

government order, The govern-

was not submitted to censorship, and confiscated that edition,

Released

Julio Alvarez Del Vayo, former

foreign minister in the Spanish

Republic and foreign news editor] of the magazine, the Nation, and|

his wife have been released from Ellis Island, New York. They'd been held there since return to the U. 8. last Friday while their status as alien residents was. being checked. ,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

With Wife

| | | |

‘Pirates’ Harold Lloyd, silént film come-| dian, is suing the National

Broadcasting Co. and TV -station KTTV of Hollywood for 000 today, charging they used two of his old films. without permission,

In asking $250,000, from NBC, the actor

charged the company pirated scenes from

Mr. Lloyd

volved in a separate suit for $50,000 against the TV station.

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BOYS’ DUNGAREES

$169 Value.

2D 8250 forized blue for

Made of Sandenim. Full cut. Sizes 6 to 16.

I Men's & Boys' SWEATERS

Broken lots of men's 2 $1 and boys’ all-wool slip- for MEN'S UNION SUITS $2.29 and $2.49 Values. P $ made of heavy Rib for Cotton. Long sleeves : MEN'S LEATHER COATS $15.00 Value. Made of Cape- Lf plaid lining. Size 40. : TE WOMEN’S DRESS SHOES AND OXFORDS $1 $4.95. Broken sizes 4 to 9. . CASUAL SHOES Taken from our $4.95 to $6.95 $9 lines. Sizes 4 to'9 in the group, WOMEN'S $7.95 ARCH SHOES, OXFORDS OR PUMPS pr extra wide widths, A 1 bargain if we foe at 5399 EEN ASEMEN TEEN 5 Reg. $1.49 bed Sheets, first

$1.98 and $2.98 Value. over - sweaters. Some are slightly ‘soiled. Men's union suits ankle length. Sizes 86-38-40. skin leather with cotton STREET FLOOR That formerly sold from $2.98 to WOMEN’S DRESS AND but not in every style. Sizes 4 to 10 mostly narrow size. Only. ® 72x90-IN. SIZE Le each {Bleached While

“CANNON” WASH CLOTHS

Regular 120c. "BW : Colorful Cannon. | | 2 Ld | solid color wash E for

cloths, Choice of colors.

CHENILLE BATH SETS

Regular $1.29. Colorful chenille

bath sets. One rug and stool » cover to ‘match. Choice of colors. Set

RAYON MARQUISETTE PANELS Regular $1.49. 42-In. wide, 2!, ydi long. Sheer weave rayon “ marquisette panels. Deep hems. } 1 Ready to hang Each 36-IN. UNBLEACHED MUSLIN ’ Regular -29c¢ value. Heavy quality unbleached muslin. Extra‘doubly woven thread. Cut from full bolts, PRINTED RAYON CREPES Regular. %9¢ value. . Washable printed " rayon French crepes. Good selection of col- yds: : ors and patterns. While 500 yd. last. “Scranton” Plastic Tablecloths 54x72-in. Size. Colorful heavy | quality plastic table cloths. Choice of green, red and blue check. ea. ke, i - KNITTED DISH CLOTHS Regular 121; ¢ 5 ; value, Jumbo 12 Ss] size h ‘quala ho nk or A Choice of blue and green. J

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MEN'S SLACKS

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Men's slacks made of rayon gabardine. Crease resistant in all popular shades. Sizes 28 to 40.

BOY'S SLACKS

$3.98 Value. Made of Yayon

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~ MEN'S TEE SHIRTS

89¢ Value. Made of 3 Ss] for :

cotton combed yarn in large.

plainwhite. Sizes small, medium and

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blue, brown and gray with quilted lining. Sizes 6-12 to 18.

prs. for

Orig. $1.50 to $2.50. Clearance of better quality bras. — Soiled from GIRLS’ SLIPS Reg. 69¢c. Girls’ cotton broadcloth slips. Built up shoulders. Sizes 8 to 14. y for id | SHIRTS & BRIEFS Reg. 59¢c. Special purchase of these better RY —— CHILDREN’S POLO SHIRTS Reg 89¢. Colorful short 2 $1 4 to 8. for Reg. $1.98, 8-0z., san-, forized . blue denims. “ Boys & girls styles. for Sizes 2 to 6. . < One group of cotton play clothes including overalls, cov-

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CHILDREN'S TRAINING PANTS

Reg: Z9¢c. Double thickness white knit training pants. Sizes 2-to 6." -

CHILDREN'S ANKLETS : Dark cuff styles. and boys elastic tops. Sizes CHILDREN’S SWEAT SHIRTS Reg. $119 to $1.39. Cisco Kid, $1

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