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

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A veteran realtor and retised railroader and their wives will celebrate golden wedding anni-

versaries next week end.

Joseph J, Schmid, who peddied his first real estate on a bicycle, and his wife will entertain

at a reception, 2-5 p. m. Saturday

Club, Sidney Shonkwiler, retired New York Central conductor, and Mrs. Shonkwiler will entertain

y in Sheldon, Ill. at the ter, Mrs. Ray Pew. The Shonkwilers live at 5127 BE. North St. ~~ Joseph Schmid started in the real estate business as errand boy at $2 a week in 1887 and 15 years later founded Schmid, Inc. He's , still president and is past president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board and the Indiana Real Estate Association. The Schmids live at 3711 Washington Blvd, *

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Where to GoCustom Auto Show. Manufacturers Building. State Fair Grounds. All day. Baseball, Indianapolis Indians vs. St. Paul Saints.. Victory

Comes now the “dream book” for suckers who've tried every other way to lose their money, The little yellow books cropped up again during the recent trial of Tuffy Mitchell, convicted Indiana -Ave, gaming chieftain. Used to spur betting on bank clearings, the books have an alphabetical list of more than

P4|2100 dreams. Each dream has a

corresponding three-digit number, For example, the confirmed gambler might dream about taxes (horrible thought). His number would be 675. Then he'd hurry over to his favorite numbers parlor and place a $1 bet, hoping to “hit” for about $900.

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Fleld. Box seats $1.70, mezza‘tine $140, grandstand $1.10 and bleachers, 60c. Children under 12, B0c. 1:30 p. m. Indiana - Roof presents Bill Moore and his orchestra. 80e before 8 p. m., $1 after 8 p. m.

Speedway. $1. 8:30 p. m.

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also won a $150

. Mr. Shonkwiler Mrs. Shonkwiler

Sky-Gazing Indiana Astronomical Society members will hold meetings outdoors during the summer start-

ing. with a session at 7:30 p. m.|,

today at Goethe Link Observatory near Brooklyn. Mary Lois Connelley, Indiana University graduate student, will talk about Saturn.

Graduation Fifteen Hoosier students from Purdue University Extension here were to receive technical institute diplomas at 10 a. m. today on Purdue campus.

Honor Cruise A former Indianapolis student sailed yesterday on a three-month Mediterranean cruise awarded him for writing the nation’s best high school = essay about the

Eidson of New Orleans, who

Louisiana state pize. Contests were sponsored by national and state Propeller} 3 % Clubs. Willlamis we Edison the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Eidson, 5786 N. Delaware St,, and Ben Wheeler, 404 N. Warman Ave. His father, now director of . Grunewald School of Music, New Orleans, formerly taught in Jordan Conservatory here and directed Technical High School Band.

Hospital Backers The East Side Community Hospital Corp. organized to back the proposed $4 million hospital

at 16th St. and Ritter Ave. has

elected officers, Robert ‘A. Bfroymson, president - general manager of Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc, was elected pres fdent; William A. Dyer Jr. and Dr. James W. Denny, vice presidents; John R. Dunigan, secretary, and William P, Flynn, treasurer, Officers considered qualifications of architects to build the hospital from funds collected in the Indianap-

Mr. Efroymson

RED VIEW-—This Communist’s ¢éye view of Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, printed in the Come munist newspaper “L'Humanite,"* in Paris, bore the caption “Ridgway the Grenade. ' Ridgs way the Pestilence.” The editor of the paper, which urged Com= munists to attend street demonstriations, was reported a:rested for “inciting to riot.”

Fatten "Em Up For six summers, King Ranch steers approaching market age have been shipped by rail from south Texas rangeland to meadows 30 miles southwest of Philadelphia to be fattened.

“|signments 1a a row one day last

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olis Hospital Development Assoclation campaign,

Conventions Politicians, . fishérmen, shoe salesman, telephone men, and

lodges meet here this week. The schedule, as announced by the Indianapolis Convention and Visitors Bureau, - includes: Protect Home Circle, Claypool Hotel, tomorrow and Tuesday. ; s Daughters of America, Hotel] Severin, tomorrow through Wednesday. Indiana Telephone Association, Claypool Hotel, Tuesday through Thursday. Indiana Republican convention, Claypool Hotel and Coliseum, Saturday. f :

Lincoln, Saturday and next Sunday. A Casting Association, state hatchery, Saturday and next Sunday. : Indiana Shoe Travelers Association, Claypool, Saturday through June 9.

Line of Duty Policemen never take guns from their holsters for some of their hardest assignments. These

no longer worth living. Indianapolis police had three such as-

week. 'It was their job to save the lives of three women who wanted to stop living, and to talk

to jump off a bridge. Another

drank fodine and the third took an overdose of sleeping pills.

Girls to Install

Miss Swengel Miss Bean

It's lodge night at 8 p. m. Saturday for two chapters of the National Order of Job's Daughters. Bethel’ Chapter No. 18 will install in Irvington Masonic Temple, seating Marianne Baker as queen; Barbara Swengel, senior

princess; Betty Cory, guide; Joyce South, marshal, Mooresville’s Bethel Chapter No. 35 will install in Mooresville Masonic Hall and follow with a dance at the Legion Hall. OmMcers, in the same order as Bethel, will include: Carolyn Bean, Joyce Batcheller, Shirley Linden, Karen Copeland and Trela Chandler.

Parties Over

The year-old Ft. Harrison's Womeii's Club concluded a busy

New officers are: Mrs. Harry Hornecker, president; Mrs. Horace

Agoa, secretary, and Mrs, Ernest BE. Brown, treasurer, ° :

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Stock Car Races. 16th St. |

Royal Knights of Jericho, Hotel 3

assignments require .psychology, “words to 8s who

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‘But wast the sucker didn't know was terrific odds-against him—4,828800 to 1, say some mathematicians. One book - seized from Tuffy's headquarters was called “The Original Three Wise Men Dream Book.” Billed as risin ac curate,” it describes itself as “a great help to chronology, as trology and history student.” Its 22 pages of dream possibilities range from “accomodation” to “z00.” Among them are a few more intimate types of dreams. A fast shuffle through the book reveals some unusyal pos-

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For instance, a bettor who saw a “murder” might be prone to shout “315” into his telephone before informing police, And gpeaking of police, the dream book hints darkly what might befall the gambler. , the listing are badge (125), bailiff (137), court (331), cross-examination (253), bondsman (271) and jail (889). Looking on the brighter side, the bettor finds bars of gold (660), currency (344), jewels (361) and winner (387). A hypocrite could place a bet on. Bible (652), church (962) and

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clergymen (340). And a dis-

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You've ~ Been Waiting for a Sale Like This—You Owe It

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VALUABLE GIFTS At Each Auction

Entertainment

COMFORTABLE SEATS FOR EVERYONE

Courteous assistants to wait on you and assist you with your selections.

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gruntled citizen ‘might chance congressman (525). | - For "some unknown reason, Tuffy’s book has teeth (301). cicled significantly.

‘are ads plugging other numbers! guides, such as “Prof. Hitt's” Number and Dream Guide and the Numbers Fans Magazine, (“35 cents at all newsstands”). If all else fails, the book holds out a final solution. Try “Lucky Red Devil Magic Hindu Incense,” an ad suggests. Comes in *“25-35-50-cent pack-

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EVERYTHING MUST GO! APPLIANGES! APPLIANCES! APPLIANCES!

and consoles, in blond or mahogany

® DR. MATTISON ORTHOPEDIC TYPE MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS FURNITURE!

Living room suites, bedroom suites; dining room suites, dinette sets, kitchen furniture of every description. Coffee tables, cocktail tables, end tables, lamp tables, occasional chairs, platform rockers, floor lamps, bridge lamps, mirrors, pictures, rugs, carpets, writing desks,” cedar chests, in fact, in this huge stock you will find every article necessary for the _trurnishing of a home. America’s foremost furniture and appliance manufacturers are repre- . sented. Buy and save for years to come. Your guarantee, over a decade of

FURNITURE!

honest and fair dealing with the public.

SID YVR 2:00 7:30 P.M.

DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR BEFORE EACH SALE FOR INSPECTION

| UNTIL ALL STOCK IS SOLD! |

article or a house, full.

How to Buy at Auction

Come in, look around the store, pick out the things you want to buy. Then’ inform one of the attendants. It will then be placed on the block for auction. Buy at your own price. There will be plenty of - courteous attendants who will answer your questions . . . and assist any way way possible without obligation! Your selection may

| _BIDY BUY! SAVE DOLLARS!

Only COM-FIT PADS Give Lasting ang PRICELESS COMFORT for FALSE TEETH CHEW ANYTHING and ENJOY IT!

COM-FT P keep your plates fitted and IMPROVED! Stick better in plates. Mads from plastic that STAYS SOFT, of same high quality es : : dentures. Non-absorbent. Sanitary. No Cloths! Renew every 30-60 days for best results. Authorities say better fitting dentures improve Nutrition and even Hearing, i Avoid Imitators! Insist on old reliable COM-FIT PADS with Trade-Mark TODAY! 79 at HOOK'S, HAAG'S and other Drug Stores

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AN OPEN LETTER

To the People of Indianapolis and the Surrounding Area

Ben Hinshaw takes this means of expressing our gratitude to our many friends and customers for their patronage over the past decade and more. To show our appreciation we extend you and yours an

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You Can Buy on Easy Terms!

It is usual that in‘a “Going Out of Business” Sale all terms are cash, but since we are staying in business as the state distributor for . "STITCHMATIC"” sewing machines we are able to offer the same > liberal terms for which we have been known for years. You can take ; ‘advantage of these terrific buys at terms anyone can meet.

invitation. to coms to this tremendous AUCTION SALE and share in the savings. We are going out of the furniture ond appliance business because WE NEED CASH QUICKLY. We have taken on the state distributorship for the “STITCHMATIC” sewing “machines and it takes much more money than we thought to operate such a business. tome tomorrow , , . to the big AUCTION SALE. .", buy what you need and save!

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