Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1952 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES oo... SUNDAY, APR. 27, 1952 SUNDA) orien oly pe. : . = Paraders See Sights | STOKES PHARMACY Milita Jilts Fiancee 11 Times= ww onc am ora] * un nen ride |bone-chilling rain réduced the Formerly of 606 Hume Bldg. : : number of spectators at the an- . ; i | ” I S ‘1 D [ow loyalty day parade on Fifth PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY S ll U e n ’ en e ays lo {Ave. today until there were The kinder, : |more marchers shan watchers, | byterfan Chur ¥ By United Press |bles, but they get patched up some One chair v ig Muddy Drops MILWAUKEE, Wis, Apri. 26— WAY" said Mr. Zblewskl, 4 ma-| by & guest win At Kansas City | Persistence paid oti for Emman- 8 : a e Sanged ’ | § a | “I'm marrying him because I s abs ? ’ Br United Press { uel Zblewskl today when he wed ve him, TE a said the [2d Ss LI (1) enjoy the i] ge of a 3-week-old pet DUBlqUE; da., Apr, 26-The| the woman who had jiited him ride. bo Wake a OT field. te 4 sissippl River covered a 100-| C88 times. | “I guess all the worry is over : i would enjoy th ibuque up to six Mr. Zblewski,' 40, and Helen now,” sald her mother, Mrs. Laura 0 1] F 4 y: R y: I D } y: World,” about ot deep aday and leit more than Palaimo, 30, were married at St. Palaimo. Ad nr He didn’t. Th ta Ignatius Church. The “worry” started for Mr, PV ; SE But the gver apparently hit its Mr, Zblewiki recently filed aZblewsk! when his sweetheart first LP ; ie Bid (240) en ie ihe night and was $10,000 breach of promise sult|left him in January, 1951. He said ; Rr ar ore, hs fraction of a foot from against Miss Palaimo but dropped she jiited him after that in Febru- Ae. of the cost. Jor th I Toding- it three days later. ary, May, Jove, Nagas Septem : and went “ba Missouri River “ » after ber, October, Novem an: TIL at Kansas City, Mo., Ty ry de Tam a 11th cember, and finally last February, DIAMOND roday the it was dropping time. But he said he couldn't go| Neither he nor his bride would QUE home With | rapidly. But down- with a suit against the'say why. mistress went tet Shiraugh stil more woman he loves. ; Bridal Set as usual with hastening to and “Everyone has their little trou- Report on War with 14 Mr. and Mrs. } 1D o1400 On Communism Diamonds Health Mee Missouri's mouth, and New Juror : A Hoosier ou persons were homeless. | Three Norwegians; a Burmese health work ' rewar Troops Recalled For Butler ‘educator in her native sari, the Te

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t it had recalled $000 troops di 4 two airline workers from Florida and Wedn : esds Sssigned to flood duty as the Mis- {Au itions reported Friday night on a world Board of Heal populous sections had been threat- Alexander Tcherepnine, Chica-| fight against communism. pan i ok ened. main threat now is to go, internationally - known com-| Speaking to 400 persons at a day night. The farm ] poser-pianjst, will serye on the Moral Re-armament meeting in will be Kennet! In buque, most business jury for the Betty Phillips Mem- tne World War Memorial the president, He; firms flooded section were sh ’ orial Award being offered by But- workers told how trouble brewing A Foundation, Ne but a i were operating Tee La AR : “ py 4 ler University’s Jozdan College of over the word bad been stopped! Please send me the 14-Dismond Bridal EASY, Dr. J. B. Cart ; ; : Music. Ih ancioss ....... 4 ment and TERMS and Miss Heste - ue Packing Co. was DUNKED BUT UNDAUNTED-Evie Wolford and Bruce Parker, Amityville, N. Y., couple skim | For the auditioning of out- BY MEA orke Seeing aa § Fp TE ox dumm Bee N. Lyndhurst I rounded by water but stayed along on sea-skis, but they got dunked after 135 miles. sl # standing Jordan piano students in ; FANG (i... oa vvninrasassennisirinnss Advertised DASON dent and secret: In production, Livestock trucks ! 7 i « the Murat Theater tomorrow, Mr. Aage Andersen, former fighter AGEress ......c.esssscoqsnansessnarisss Nationally Quali, splashed through water up to ! . “ o |Tcherepnine will replace Bomar(toT,the Norwegian resistanes. 10d Eplymens oot Visitors A ee wiv @OUPlE Zips 135 Miles on Sea-Skis Gms, fhm : mr maiiime nd" |B En od sms pedietion threatened eities downstream! r. yes y notified 0 ‘|Great Britain and New Zealand. sity’s new $1 | the flood with surprising By United Press “We agreed that If one fell, the break in the weather we could Marsh, yesterda, of the ‘Jordan Miss Carol Deane, daughter of, Pharmacy Builc calm, But river towns which were| AMI Fla, Apr. 26-—-A blond po. wouig Jet go,” said the 21-|have made it easily.” Ioiano department, of his last- iors Carolina Congressman 7. Visiting dr t unprepared in the flood|And her companion whizsed across... 14 piond, “So Bruce let go|, Miss Wolford and Mr. Parker. minute inability to be & JUFOF. |e gone Ltaniards of MRA TEL firms’ represer year had made better the Atlantic to a new world’s " both excellent swimmers, stayed the four standards of MRA—ab- an Lata dg! the building at o and joined me in the water. afloat for 20 minutes until As previously announced, other solute honesty, purity, unselfish- . waterskiing distance record yy. Jor minutes until &is.dges will be Fabien Sevitzky, ness and love—had created “rev- | JaYels p. m. Dr. E. C. however, is a dikeless od When the storm-tossed seas charter fishing craft came along fe direct he Indian : H CT emeritus, Purdt une today, barely escaping tragedy ,yerpowered the Amityville, N. Y. land fished them to safety. The us ha rec tor : 3 3 Bapolis ojutionary unity” when applied at| i — 1} speak ’ Bampered across low-lying sec- when 20-foot waves dunked them couple, they were near Gun Cay, turbulent seas kept their pliot Hl PA es ral or ar me. r Kk told of various: $ y 1 Missouri had fallen 1.4 St Man oR tow line a he - craft, the Pete, from picking Philharmonic and director of the facets of the pwns Bogen : (iE : oy } Iu Speaker on their -mile non-stop tripithem up. ’ i v ‘| A at St. Joseph, from the shapely Evie Wolford'sifrom Nassau to Miaml But it| “Only expert handling by that rp Minarztnis nS aman Cha Tes i Ma Dab ” i Atehison, Kas. 8rasp and her partner, 35-year-old bettered by 15 miles the previous boat captain saved us” said Mr.ter, nationally known econcert'spoke from the floor on condi- Li hear a talk b days 880 it was six| Bruce Parker, released his line mark set by Franz Steinhardt on Parker, “It was a terrific sea.” [pianist now of the Indiana Uni-/tions he had observed in the \ hh Prof. George Wi 1 op of 24 feetito save her after they had Lake Michigan, The pair plan to ski the remain- | versity faculty. |Orient. REAR E Jon Starr at 1245 am, dg 135 miles from Nassau| “Neither of us is very tired” |ing 60 miles from Gun Cay to a“ A a m. tomorrow 1 : in the Bahamas, Mr. Parker insisted. “If we had a Miami tombrrow morning. Hotel Severi : * Prof. Starr is d 4 ’ » . Hoosiers ‘Adopt’ Italian Girl, 9 1 of By > 4 An “adopted” Indianapolis Gary, 4, and Randall, 11 months, For Big Needs Research at Ir ig she san write to is next have their first letter from Ida diana Unive e ¢ 9 st to a real dad, a 9-year-old oom tne Island of Elba. She § “i Italian girl writes, { His subjec Ida Piazzesi has been “adopted” lives there with her mother, four ai L will be “The E: KILLED —financially only—by Mr. and [brothers and sister. Their father; : ‘ fect of Defent Mrs. Carl Nickel and family, 4104 (dled three days before Ida was VE 3 : Production on Mrs. Georgina [Forest Manor. 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