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o . YY i le , " © : vs 3 : - v + SUNDAY, MAR. 30, 1952 - Lc! THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES iment es : PAGE T_ i». : AE : " : w we : : . i ‘ ," le Fi a : : 1 . > -% - - : : or ! ! : : Indianapolis Junior. Chamber. of 3 % i : 5 J Stu . Doctor's Link to Love Money Asks Dasher Jocties Named to Head |Iaginnazol “Distinguished Servite. o¢ 7 6A A % VV For ti elease : oy Award.” He's an Indiana Univer~ ‘ Y \ » $1" 4 of Oa S County Craig Clu sity graduate. . - . By United Press nection with the death of Frank neral. The physician's present. CLEVELAND, Mar. 29 (UP)-—- Noble B dat 4510 N. Pask rare eee 4 =. HARTFORD, Conn, Mar. 29-~ . wife, his second, was his secre- co a Noble Biddinger, 4! N. Par - . ’ . The Connecticut ts Medical Wetmore of : New Wh card: ho tary-nurse at the time "Miss Haus A taer a hs Cleve Ave, has been named Head of the Named lke Chairman Indianapolis citizens will be. taken for a ride died less than tnjee weeka & wl Sa 3 ¥ by the British here Apr. 9. This ride is free—for good will—according to sponsors. It's the visit by th% London Bus Caravan of three double-deck busses straight from the "a

: Ayres was under his care. Marion County. Cralg-for-Gover-. Times State Service : Examining Board began examin- py Gibson performed a gall blad- The charges held that Dr. Gib- O8tls will continue to languish in nor Club. SOUTH BEND, Mar. 29—Hare« ing testimony today in the case yor operation on him at Danbury gon performed Mr. Wetmore's & Communist dungeon “until we Mr, Biddinger will preside at a rison "A. Church, Elkhart ate jof a dapper Danbury surgeon gogpita) in March, 1948. joperatibh “in such a manner as bring about enough moral out- series of Friday noon ‘meetings torney, today was named 3d dis{charged with hastening the death . The other patient was Miss to have hastened or caused the rage to show the Communists he in the Columbia Club. He will trict chairman of the Eisenhower Strand and Charing Cross. The busses have been [ : brought across the Atlantic by ship to bring Britain's. greetings to the U. 8S. Four British lovelies in costumes by London's leading de-

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R . : { " Sake " ; : +h. campaign, Robert A, Grant of Liof two patients for love and Elizabeth M. Ayres, T4, Danbury,/death” of his patient. Regarding must be released. direct arrangements for a lunch-| ] y Jmondy. P who died at her home in July, Miss Ayres, the charges stated] Reviewing the July 4, 1951, eon planned for Mr, Craig, former South Bend,. Indiana, campaign, Dr. Donald F. Gibson, 50, mar- 1950. She left him her entire/that Dr. Gibson “failed to pro- conviction and’ imprisonment of American Legién national com- chairman, announced the appointsigners’ will lead the delegation. Where to Go lof the other within a week. widow, Ann, 40, were married ‘when she was in dire need of munist Czechoslovakia, Mr. Selt- president of the City Securities ty chairman for the Republican ockney drivers and conductors’ pnier in honor of Golda | The hearing was held in con-ithe day after Miss Ayres’ fu-jsuch treatment.” |zer asked, “Who will be next?" Corp. and was 1046 winter of the Veterans Organization. ill give rides to civic leaders and Myerson, Minister of Labor of . don style, as souvenirs. Indiana Roof presents Don | The caravan is expected here Reid and his Orchestra. 80c at 1 p. m. from Cincinnati, O. before 8 p. m.; $1 after 8 p.m. here the busses go to St. Louis, a Grant Wolfkill, narration by stop on the 28-state tour. U. S. Thayer Soule. Murat Theater, State and Commerce Depart- 8:15 p.m. Last of series.

‘ried the widow of one and in- estate. vide proper nursing care” and the Associated Press newsman mander, by the new club. iment. Mr. Church, a Navy vet |herited $72,750, the entire fortune,| Dr. Gibson and Mr, Wetmore's|failed to send her to a hospital of “esplonage”’ charges by Com-| Mr. ‘Bidding is executive vice eran, formerly was Elkhart Coun children given special invitations. Israel. Ril Free tickets will be clipped, Lon pool, 6:30 Kvom, Rotel Clay. Tentatively, plans are to stop at Burton Holmes Travelog on the World War Memorial. From Bonnie Scotland. Films by ments and British travel groups sponsor the visit.

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left, David changed into‘his cowboy uniform and fired' some Imaginary slugs into their backs.

Freedom Talk

Analyses of Jewish community relations will be given at dinner meeting at 6 p, m. Tuesday in Bethel-E1 Zedeck Temple. The Indianoplis Jewish Community Relations Council’ will meet to

gtaes from th three Indianapolis Optimist Clubs. Special emphasis on boys’ work and the 34th annual convention in Louisville in June will be discussed.

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