Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1952 — Page 6

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1952

— THE IND POLIS! TIMES - PAGE 6 — : JANA : 1 . ge 2 x EE . nave detected Jung cancers which “mortality trom lung sspeer)} : i 5 RB i T om L oses Bout — i - Ream be cur A i cam] The premarital X-rays would Ure 0 0 i g ”. a : | ee api assumed so belp chiefly in uncovering tuber-| ™ ; : ‘ wi » : * | ——— jr Aa AN |paigns, ’ _|culosis, rather than cancer, for| . fl — Yaw t a part in preventive medi i Oo } [Brea ip X-ray chest Ve Hal TB now is the leading killer inj : 0 . TEE o p [tion has become a routine require-|the marriageable age group—20, Prosecutor Frank Fairchild arrest for “failure to give a hana — i ; ‘ment in some industries.” Ho40, oo | ; NY boasted a new victory. In his way signal’ sud! the subiefient search —_— i -marriage Ov 000 pected on gambling today af Walter F.'of Thompson’ , revealing a —— t «Doctor Says leading | Bosies, In Peanouy sald every Jewel Thieves Keep Up er 20, Ex (Big coh was ordered bag of lottery tickets. Sm—— ck | X-rays, Dr. Al | At Anderson R lly to stand trial on three indict- This was used as a wedge to o Killer of Young Is TB (oo if he is admitted a8 2 With Gossip Columns na Raily ments |gain the search warrant to enter + Fashion |even if he isn’t i NEW YORK, June 11 (UP)— | : . - in | Tom's office in the Wulsin k : A | patient—should be given a chest Times State Service Judge ‘Harry O. Chamberlin, Big . CHICAGO, June 11 — People! pat en : Police | sesretied Joon dvs ANDERSON, June 11 — More Criminal Court 1, late yesterday building Where oth 2 gami ai g } N e Vv Wh » jh ! chalan we \ and reco were - Bout mB he cops» “it SS GL Tae ney rn are cot ag as well as blood tes 0 Y| diagnosts of lung cancer is NOWigrom the apartment of Shirley|to attend the 64th annual Inter- | | downtown office Feb, 27, 1951. | Not Guilty of Traffic Charge By BI marry, a Washington, D. C., PhY- possible in 85 per cent of theingrme) 28-year-old divorcee and national Convention of the : |" The judge also denied Big Tom’s| ‘ Thompson later was found not ™— siclan declared here, cases” because Xendy on dances of singing sear. Johnny ‘Church of God opening here to- request for return of some 50 gutity of he tratti¢ charge in Mu- ouU'V] ‘The estion was laid before up a cancer as {Johnston, after her m sur- # boxes of gaming equipment and nicipal Court. . eo a eto [actom, prised them duiing the burgiary. day. The convention will close § [business records seized in the raid. | After turning down Big Tom's about convention by Dr. J. Winthrop] Lung cancer, a rarity just 20° The robbers, apparently fa- next Wednesday. | : Although Judge Chamberlin legal maneyvers, Judge ber- being ble Peabod rofessor at George~ years ago, is increasing alarming- miliar with gossip columns, told] pamilies are coming into the Spas uae ruled the raid was “entirely law-'lin ordered him to appear for arSao Catvarsity Medical Schoollly. Studies are under way to de- the maid, “We're friends of Shir- grounds in cars and trailers to SOUTHPORT BRIDGE OPENERS—John Innis (center), former ful,” he criticized the technique raignment Friday. fibers suc jtd chatiinan of fhe AMA's soc- Serine ‘whether _ aipoking Dr {tur ry % ign hen ae t nd combine religious education and, Marion County Republican chairman, was to open the new South- juseq i Sie. Protestors Oe ae Farey Ho nen and | to do with this. r. turned from shopping and found L i : and police. X - ow've ri gg Dmeigho Bn at, Peay recommended that Heavy|them in Mrs. Carmel's bedroom a time of spiritual refreshment) port Bridge on Southport Road this afternoon. Fred O. Butler “rm quite convinced this gfrest get 10 SA paige, “Orion” an Wass X-ray sufveys, made inismokers past 45 get X-rays ovary vestarday, 2 om qoubtol their|" I Sumner Vacation. | foft). Decatur Township Hrustee, and Nehion P. Swift, Perry Town. bo Re rT Ave. gaming czar, recently was For fall Blot 20 cities so far, Not only six MOGtg (to be wm the safe - t ha yo hed he |. Officials will submit a worla) ship trustee, also were to take part. The new bridge replaces the Hy or less unethical 44 |convicted by a jury. He is ap. | added to t have uncovered many hidden] side. i story, the two men pus er service budget of more than $1 | Ho was referring to Big Tom's pealing a six-month jail sentence. | ‘mses of tuberculosis, but alsol “Until that is done” he said aside and fled. million, largest in the history of, old covered span. ig referring to Big T Jn = IT 1S D — RRR — the denomination, Ro the Seheral Crm SE *) : ik 4 i 8834441 1 Du Pont. Ministerial Assembly for ap- $5 4 44 ant and k . 2 ¢! re proval. ; : holds the Open Tomorrow—12 NOON fo 8:30 P. M. | wHtere Re : - ¥ — " 3 a. The assembly will set goals and M3 |. Daron . . i ; x IRN “Zloutline policies of the church.| $4 produces a ' 7% |Every ordained minister of the Hy | fabric that : g Church of God is eligible to MH and shers » “attend. 5 rth i H } . “.| Other attractions o e con-| $3 | x i |vention, which resembles the old-| i nachos » {fashioned camp meeting, will in-| 2% SR EEE ; 2 Ba dE REINS a fall “fashior : clude institutes and workshops . ing a previ They're Something New! Boys of All Ages Go For... held for instruction of laymen : : its custome 3 and women who are leaders in the For Father's Leisure : church’s work in their home com- THe ster " munities. Popular night services oy photograph pt are expected to draw thousands. BREEZY BRITCH 5 per cont Be . ve. 5 Set a Record ' nently “twi : 3 of { . unusual wa : po The 72-year-old Church of God : Wonderful, Varied } rt is known as one of the most es , The fab A Assortment! f nT evangelistic groups because it ° light weigl ‘ reaches out to bring persons of _ ar point: weav: 8 every walk of life into touch with yo. b , a ing crispne, : 98 and 98 practical religion. Over the past 0 Y Designed « decade, the denomination has ¢ of San Fra: : ’ | made a record by establishing a for $22.95, “ : new congregation every five days. blue, gray ' i Throughout America, approxi- & . : . 1. Zipper front, ribbed neck, mately 2000 churches with more Neiahb ‘ waist, gay print design! Stu- than 100,000 members belong to eighbo 4 dents” sizes 34 10 40....2.98 the denomination. The church! To Meet ‘4 2. "Tailored" style, tab front, has missionary projects in 26 for- - N/ Watt . pointed collar, solid color. eign countries.. It operates co- : bo Sb rs Z » Students’ sizes 32 fo 40, 2.98 educational Anderson College : = it ”s agu s Sad Sein st SOR A and a Bible college in Portland, . . . .. .. &f . Vie da, Bride and a fo round neck, slpeves, waist. ~~ - Ore. oe 4 (ro x ARSE oO i Bn tha . Boys’ sizes 810 16.....1.98 . National headquarters of the Worm : - he 0 Ei : 4. Contrasting trim collar, wear .{Church of God are in Anderson. ; parties for ’ open or. closed, short sleeve. § continued Boys’ Sizes 8 fo 16.....1.98 é | ‘Snake Bite Ends - : » months, + 5. Screen print, T-shirt style, , . . or : ¢ knit neck, waist and sleeve. Fasting Attempt 5 “ f f wa 18 Boys” sizes 6 to 12 8 PALERMO, Italy, June 11 (UP) Dinne . —Indian Fakir Roger Burmals " SALE! Slight irreg.’ 79 attempt to set a new world’s fast- H : : git irreg’s of Pe ing record was interrupted last Onc ‘ NYLON HOSIERY Bight When he was Bitten in the B of : : : tongue by a . ‘ Boys’ quality summer Nylon Sox in all 46¢ | Burmah was in the 15th day of h ¥? Garden? Pl ri 6 ‘ wanted colors! Sizes 7% to 10. |a contemplated 67-day fast when Does Father go arden ay R. Al . bitten. He was rushed to a hos- : : 2 M : pital and doctors later declared tennis? Fish? Breezy Britches are the NON . Boy's Corner, Downstairs : him out of danger. . . : are ente " Poisonous snakes surrounded coolest things on two legs! They have 9 Y bridal gi J - . the fakir as he lay in a glass- ltt 4 back belt both hole tom : inclosed box, living on nothing an elas icize ac no e other). i @ but water during the fast. Last : | | d te if + year in Rome he set a .63-day ' - rok . : Suis r. £4 > Tea i a Ee bor They're wrinkle-resistant, color fast and Sapghier, 3 : 4 a A Na etl. guaranteed washable. 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