Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1952 — Page 10

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Things are going to-be awfully windy around the World War Memorial at 8 p. m. Saturday when nine men each will try to outspeak the other. Reason for the heavy dose ‘of after-dinner oratory is the eliminations of the Toastmasters Inter- —_ national annual speech contest. Men representing eight Indianapolis clubs and thé Noblesville and Anderson clubs will be com-

peting. Winner will move on ts ~—— | the district contest in Louisville, Where o Go -May 10 and 11. iy In the area Sontest will be Joe = Berkshire Quartet, Recital | . Badger, 1426 N. LaSalle St; Hall, Indiana University. |

Bloomington, 8:30 p.m. i Civil Defense Exhibit, Manu- |

facturers Building, State Fair-

. Charles Buck, 5314 Boulevard Pl; Luther Townsend, 3641 N. Lin-| wood Ave; Paul Smalley, 1215 N.| Riley Ave; Ray Fuson,. 3724 N.| grounds,

* Shadeland Ave.; Thomas J. We. : © 8501 N. Sherman Dr; Howar | Wilkinson, 5121 Carvel Ave.; Sid. Schricker Praises . ney Peterson, Noblesville, an " William Nale, Anderson. State VA Work: "| Gov. Schricker paid tribute

Double Switch | the Rosi- the “efficient operation” of the

Oh a double play, “ Babcock Travel Agency is switch. State's Veterans Affairs Depart-

e lobby of before veteran's. service officers from over the state. Referring to an attack on the

magazine stand in th the Claypool Hotel,

Cancer Cures | Diagnosis and treatment of | politician, breast cancer; one of the most | Republican common forms of the malignant state legislature, disease, will be reviewed at a said: meeting of Hoosier physicians at the Indiana University School of undermining Medicine Wednesday. The discussion is designed to aid family physicians by taking up the. problems constantly encountered, Along the same line, Wednes-, day's speakers will meet for a roundtable discussion in the Medical 8Bhool auditorium Bin night to talk about cancer. e son will be carried by long Bross income tax to pay the distance phone to county medical ftate’s soldiers bonus, It is _sdoietles throughout the state. estimated it will require $127 mil-|

§i f Vv ' lon to pay all Hooaler veterans, n or vers | ns Garfield American Legion Woman" Hospitalized

Aukiliary will sponsor a recital by Joseph W. Eglen for patients After N. Side Crash wd at the new Veterans Administra-| One woman was hospitalized tion Hospital, W. 10th 8%. at White and another-—thrown from the

wy. East Dr. Sunday, car—refused medical attention Re [aa V' following an accident today |=

20th 8t. and Broadway. Chose to Run Miss Ruth A. LaDue, 27, of Mrs. Ione Fly, staff nurse at|{3050 Broadway is in fair condithe Allison Division of Generalition in Long Hospital with inMotors Corp. was re-elected presi- juries to her right shoulder after dent of the industrial nurse sec-|the car she was driving collided tion of the Indiana State Nurses'|With another driven by Robert Association at the close of its an-|C. Fox, 21, of 104 8. Elder Ave.

candidate for

kind . devote "ourselves to combating = the enemies of freedom and demo- | eracy all over the world.” The county service officers were

collected $70 million from the

Paul E. Lowe, 3211 Brouse St. the car to the pavement. She reIndianapolis, and Michael fused medical attention. _ Rasheta; Highland, have been ap- _ pointed troopers with the Indiana Farley Headquarters State Police force, according to To Open Here Today announcerhent by Supt. Arthur M. Temporary headquarters for an| Thurston. Both men have been 1ndiana . campaign to . support

for the Démo-

\ 1 A White has been appotited | ‘manager of the underwriting and ipolicyholder service departments,

1 p.m to 10 p. m. | ‘zent employment * INational, Mr. -imanagér for the underwriting and policyholder lof the Farm Bureau Life Insurto ANCE Co. of Columbus, 0.

Gas Station, Grocery. ty

ing places with the cigar and! ment here yesterday in a speech Are Robbed Here

tol Ave.) was forced department by an Indianapblis Washroom while a holdup man i aeil ianaphita [washss him of $70 while he was the (Working at a service station at Gov. Bchricker (3401 E. 10th St. last night, In

“We Americans must stop | owner Miss Emma Feistikjl was the confidence of getting {the people in their government pound of hot dogs when one and their public: officials by un- pulled out a gun and robbed her : fair and false attacks of this of about $50 at her store, 233 W, , we would do better to 30th 8t.

J. A. White Gets | BEAR

Insurance Post

of the Jefferson . National Life, Insurance Co, the firm announced ‘today. # FE. Kirk Meti K i n ney, Jeffer@son National | president, sail “A Mr. White joined ~ the firm after more than 21

years experience in this division of the life insur- / ’ Ance field. Mr. White. brior to his re-

by “Jefferson White served us § ~

service department §

“Donald Klein, 26, 3445 N. Capiinto the

Misses’ Sizes: 10 to 18 ’

another holdup Grocery

Half-sizes: 18/3 to 24/;

two customers a half-

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. There's a Pe ge of FP garion © news in your Sunday Times. ?

told the Revenue Department has ¢=

“nual meeting here. A passenger in Miss LaDue's y - car, Miss Barbara Nash, 25, of| New Troopers 3050 Broadway, was thrown from| setives, hes eng

assigned to the Dunes Park Post. james A, Farley, former Post. 4

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|master General, Bids for Trustee leratic presidential nomination,

Ray C. Thomas, Gary attorney, were to be opened foday: in the has been nominated as a candi- Claypool Hotel by Ralph Nazar date for the Indiana University of South Bend. a Board of Trustees. He seeks fo| Mr, Nazar sald other headquarfill the vacancy to be created by|ters will be opened in South Bend, the, retirement of Judge Ora L. Louisville, Ky. and Peoria, 1 I. Wildermuth, also of Gary, Who Sess - has served on the board for the

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boatd, Judge ‘Wildermuth has endorsed Mr. Thomas’ candidacy.

Legal Aid Legal Ald Society of Indianapolis, a Community Chest agency, will move its head 5 quarters to the Union Trust Bldg. ~The Bociety, which offers free fegal service to persons who can. not afford to pay fees, is now in its 75th year. According to the president, Elbert R. Gilllom, cases brought to the society have increased by 22 per cent during the past year. He said there has been a steady increase for the “past 10 years.

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Banished From Diocese

VIENNA, Apr. 1 (UP) — Josef Hlouch, Czechoslovak Roman Catholie bishop of-Ceske Budejo-| vice, Bohemia, has been banished from his diocese for his “negative, attitude” to the Communist re-| gime, the official Prague radio, sald last night,

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