Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1952 — Page 18

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Jz : i SPROUTING SPOUTER-—~Wee Miriam Selinger is getting off fo a very early start on a public-speaking career. She seems to be |will file additional suits for vio-

making some sort of commencement oration fo classmates at a | kindergarten graduation in Philadelphia. The absorbed listeners [°¢#. A campaign against dumps are apparently in complete accord with her statements.

Gives 30-Day Weather Outlook

By Science Rervice

{nation during the period until

WASHINGTON, Apr. 2--A re-|Apr. 30 is for near normal temversal of the weather pattern peratures, the bureau said.

during the next 30 days, with the western half of the nation sched- below normal over the

Precipitation is expected to be

uled for warmer than usual Mountain states and in the Great

weather and the eastern seaboard for colder than normal, was foreseen by long-range fore- Northwest. In other sections of casters at the U, 8. Weather the

states

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[County Acts |Against 2d {Trailer Camp

| Marion County officals acted,

today to force a second traller camp to get an annual inspection permit.

mission attorneys, Circuit Court Judge Lloyd D, Claycombe

Judge Claycombe set a hearing for a temporary Injunction against the operators, William B. and Maceteth Finch, for Apr. 15.

Would Force Inspections

Attorneys for the Plan Commission said the Finches had refused to obfain annual permits since 1950, The permits require

county Inspection of sanitation fachlities and wiring. : The county opened its drive on unlicensed traller.camps recently. A court order was obtained forbidding a ‘large traller park northwest of Speedway City from expanding to adjoiging land. |. Commission attorneys sald they

lations of county zoning ordinan-

{and junk yards using land f{llegally will follow, they sald.

‘Collects All Around

| LINCOLN, Neb, (UP)—A 30-year-old Lincoln woman, divorced four times and planning a fifth trip to the altar, apparently is a {keen student of the law. She had three children, each by a different husband, and filed charges for their failure to support the children, Under Nebraska law, a stepfather is liable for the support of stepchildren. *

At the request of Plan Com- |

is-| sued a restraining order against| the operators of a trailer park at| . {8601 E, Washington St.

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Wealthy Freshman Faces, Prosecution in Assault STILLWATER, Okla, Apr. 2 (UP) — A wealthy Okfahoma A&M College freshman, son of an executive of the Chicago and Southern Airlines, faced prosecution today for assaulting a 19-

thorities charge. Payne County Attorney Max E.| Sater refused tr forego criminal, prosecution of Wililam Stewart, 21-year-old son of Sidney Stewart lof Memphis, Tenn., although a $450,000 civil damage suit against Mr. Stewart and his father was! settled out of court for an undisclosed sum. . Young Stewart was accused of

refused to “drop the

~=linvading the Stillwater apart-

ment of Miss Eula Mae Leach last Oct. 5 and beating her with

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The ‘Shirley Way’

Flowers delivered to Shirley Brothers are handled with extreme care, for two reasons: (I) They are expressions of love and sympathy from friends and _acquaintances, and 2) they contribute immeasurs ably to the beauty o “the memorial.

Shirley Brothers kegps an accurate record of af

floral gifts until shortly before services begin, so you may reassurs yourself that your flowers are

This is part of the "Shirley way" of doing things— one of the "little details" which, all added together, help make "truly a remembered service,"

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