Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1952 — Page 20

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

bosses—then stay home

- “It's you poll-passers Speedway Lions Club is sr Tuesday. To the good citizens who vote the

ab will give a tag in colors of ths American flag. It reads “I have voted Have you?” ©The tag does us To ar any. party. candidate or | HAVE VOTED:

platform It

does identify you as an Amer. ican taking his } citizenship seri- . ously and voting as his conscience

dictates. Stay away from the polls and you'll miss the tag—and your neighbor will notice you aren't wearing it. Speedway Lions Club will repeat city-wide tag day in the November election,

He Looked Geod

For looking his best but not knowing it, an MP won a threeday pass. Sgt. David M. Hall, stationed at Ft. Harrison, yesterday was named “Military Policeman of the Month" during a surprise inspection. He scored highest for appearance, bearing and familiarity with his duties. Capt. Richard W, Howard, provost marshal

| DO YOU GRIPE all year about political cor- -—-

Jpn Shen play golf or bridge rather than ? v a . . . © Or whimper about being pushed around by —

from the polls?

tachment, made the selection,

‘Both. Sides

University today were to hear both sides of the national political picture. Mayor® Clark, Indign-3 apolis, and Attorney John Mankin, Terre iy Haute, were to speak at chapel, The GOP mayor formerly attended DePauw. Mr. Mankin will

Mayor Clark

views,

Chess Tourney Central YMCA will be host Sat-

1. Where to Go

of the Indiana Military Police De-| 12 spe, 8:15 p. m.

First-time voters at DePauw

discuss the Democratic JParty's|

- partments. She is contributing to

Music Festival of Washing: 1ia)y { ton High School, Boys’ gym at the school. 8 p.m."

through Foster Parents) {Plan for War Children, Inc, New| {York City. “A Waltz Dream,” presented _ LT by Southport’ High School in Silver Tongues the school auditorium. 8 p.'m,

“Bandfanfare” of Cathedral | . High School In the school audi- [onion Will be named Sunday. bY' sm organization for women.

—Three=H cosier newswomen {were ‘honored today with asso-

. leiate memberships dn” Theta Sig- | The state champion high school Phi, a professional journal-|

Miss. Martha Elliott, telegraph’ editor of the Richmond Pal-{ladium-Item; Mrs, John R, Riley, | co-editor of the Paoli Republican, | and Frances Eward,. director of ithe Earlham - College News Bureau.

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Victory Field, Ladies’ Night, Box seats, $1.70; mezzanine, 1.40; grandstand, $1.10, and bleachers, 60c. Children under

K of C Hall They are John]

Broadway, thedral H 1 g h'alls cleaned yesterday.

Harlequin Show of Purdue School; Arlen]

University, Hall of Music, Pur-

torium. 8 p. m. Knights of Columbus, Four Yeu Initiated in the society's In: Baseball: Indianapolis Indi- gol Er NCHS seeps sermipys pipes ans vs. Milwaukee Brewers,

iis ‘ » at 2:30 p. m. In $208 Left in Clothes Missing at Laundry

ilenn Coffman, manager of fhe/dry but they reported the cash A d nm s, 4831 Gaseteria station at 1502 N. West and a little later discovered he had Ca- St, paid $208.90 to get his cover-|left $208.90 in one of the pockets.

He sent them to the laundry'!was not there. |

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Hoffman, Ft l z= Wayne; James Cabel, Washinge ton; Thomas Galenberg, Gary.

due University, Lafayette. 8.30 p.m,

for Sunday, J. R. Stevenson, club president, said. High school

High Score |junfors ana seniors in 68 cities | Miss Barbara June Lalen, But-|are competing in the lodge's 4th ler University |annual oratorical contest, The senior, scored |state champion will receive a gold | highest among {medal and a defense bond. 43 students of | He'll also be honored and re-| the Indianapolis {peat his winning oration at the and Chicago K of C state convention dinner areas. in a copy-

{here May 18. | writing test. She | Fred J. Schoettle, 435 Poplar received a rating =

|Rd., chairman of the K. of C.| of “excellent State Council Speakers Bureau, plus” in this test § [ given by the

will be moderator Sunday. [ American Asso-

| 50 Years Married ciation of Ad-

Miss Lalen | A big occasion was celebrated vertising Agen= {in a small way today at the cies. Miss Lalen also had the top| Rudolf Dearing home, 1326 Cruft

Mr. Schoettle

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urday and Sunday at the 1952 In- score last year. She's the daugh-|8t. The Dearings observed their dianapolis open chess tournament, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lalen, 50th wedding anmversary-—quietly, Leopold Binder, city champion, 2347 N. LaSalle St, because of Mr. Dearing's ill will defend his title.. Also entered t . health, He's a former black8mith, will be Alfred D. Gruen, 1051 state NeW ‘Shopping List \working at that trade for the champion, The two men are mem- | bers of the local YMCA Chess and made in the shopping list of Miss than 14 years. Checker Club, Play starts at 1:30 Thelma Thompson, 103 E. 9th St.,| The Dearings are Lutherans

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