Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1952 — Page 2
RUNNERUP — Martha Mae Christian, Miss Lakes of Monticello, placed second
Indianapolis Beauty Named Miss Indiana
By LLOYIN B. WALTON
SHOW —Norma Miller, Miss West Lafayette, placed third.
year. The girls appeared before Times Staff Writer the judges and a handful of newsLAFAYETTE, Aug. 2 -A blond paper men in the Fowler Hotel. beauty from Indianapolis tonight ‘“Mizs l.enora Slaughter, execusang her way to the title of Miss tive director of the Miss America contest, doesn’t think it's necessary we have the girls appear in Ann Garnier, daughter of Mr. public in their bathing suits,” said {and Mrs. I. V. Garnier, 8025 Robert Sharer, state chairman of | Broadway, garnered the ns Indians Sones. enh : : . inks mig (eep e girls with her rendition of an Italian from being embarrassed, and will aria. : attract a better grade of contestSecond place went to Martha ants’ ~
ANN GARNIER — Miss Indiana, 1952.
—— India na.
Liquor Sales Case Delayed to Aug. 22
Speedway Magistrate Court vesterday continuad until Aug. .22 the cage of a hH8-vear-old Bridgeport widow, charged with selling liquor to a minor who later struck Mae Christian, Miss Lakes of and killed An 18-year-old yguth Monticello, while Norma Miller, tinued, “that states holding their riding a bicycle Miss West Lafayette, finished ¢gptests with bathing suits judged Mrs. Amy Bourne, 8930 W; third. in private have been reporting Washington St, was charged Fri-| Miss Garnier swung the vote greater attendance.” dav night by State excise police Of the seven judges and won the Spectators interviewed along with selling liquor to Lowell I./@pplause of & jammed house al ype parade route this afternoon Gibbons. 20. Stilesville. [Jefferson High School Auditorium cuumed to differ with that viewGibbons is in the Hendricks by singing “11 Baclo.” point, however. Most of them County Jail, facing three charges Previously she had caught the seemed to be of the opinion that fn the death of Robert E. Ar-judges’ eye with her alluringiy peauty contest is incomplete if nold, Sunday in Plainfield, He 1s measurements — bust 35, waist 20, the girls do not appear in bathing charged with drunken driving, hips 35. suits, leaving the scene of an accident] Miss Garnler was crowned by One man said, "If they're going and driving without an operator's vear's winner, Carol Mitchell, to pose In swim suits at Atlantic license. (Rochester, Ind, who went on to City, I think they should here, . place second in the nationwide 100.” Another merely, stated he
Reds Coach Remains Miss America Contest at Atlantic thought it “is their business, if
City. they want to have it that way tn Club ‘Family’ it's all right with me.” CENCE NATE On Avg —2 LU) ts, Not Fale’ — Ben Chapman, Cincinnati Reds >, aa : third base coach, will remain with weighs 123 poids, te 3 : the organization as a scout and ™M°'® al Indiana University, A special assignment man, General coloratura soprano, she has hopes Manager Gabe Paul Rnnoygged of becoming a professional singer ‘pick Force, Lafayette, brought today. after graduation. up another thought. “If they ap-, Chapman was given his release She participated in the. 1951 pear “here only in full-length vesterday hecause new” Manager Starlight Musicals at Indianap- formals, how do we know that
top honors
“She also said,” Mr. Sharer con-
Sophomore At IU
erry 4 i
Miss Garnier, who 18D and
Fred Erb, Montmorenci, =aid, sopho
I don’t think it’s fair to the girls. That's one of the most essential parts of a beauty contest.”
Rogers Hornshy will also serve as olis, and was one of three [inal- yne of the girls might not have third base coach when he takes ists in the Indianapolis Symphony a’ wooden leg?” he asked. gver next Tuesday Orchestra's contest last spring. Other contestants are: Martha
Miss Garnier is a- graduate of Mae Christian, Miss Lakes of Ladywood High School In Indi- Monticello; Mary McCarthy, Miss anapolis, and lists her favorite Delphi; Marilyn Keys, Miss sports as golf and tennis, l.afayette, Barbara Shrader, Miss The Lafavette Jaycees will fly Franklin; Faith Campbell, . Miss Miss Garnier, all expenses paid, South Bend; Betty Jean Constant, Miss Miss Kast Chicago, and Norma Miller, Miss West lafayette,
Chapman will scout the Florida area, Paul said.
Local Man Dies Of Traffic Injuries
A 60-year-old Indianapolis ‘man to Atlantic City for the dled last night in Batesville of America contest, starting Sept. 1. injuries suffered in a highway National winner will be named accident July 28, Sept, 6. . Guy W. Ashford, of 1542 . ) Columbia Ave. died in Margaret Gov. Watkins, are: Dick PittenMary Hospital = after being in The bathing suit competition, ser. WEBM-TV announcer; Miss volved in a two-car accident on which formerly has been held on Cleelia Zissis, assistant dean of UI. 8 52 four miles west of Brook- the stage, with the: rest of the Women at Purdue University; ville contest, was held in private this Gordon Meff, vice president of Circle Engraving Co., Indianap Arndt, magazine
lis; Leslie A, He Would Have a Date— editor -of Lafayette Journal and
Russian Faces Are Red imi vin Glas tn : As Spirits Turn Blue Ask FBI to Probe
William Dyer, columnist on the Bloomington Herald-Telephone. Other stories, Pages 12 and 14 | “I do not have the score with Union Dispute me,” sald Mr. Romanov, "1 really 2 ; 3 'W TR PQ = v 0 > W. \. RYSER do not know how we stand.” HAZELHURST, Ga, Aug. : United Prony Sports Writer ’ (UP) A CIO organizer who was HELSINKI, Aug Amerien's; “Well Row abou Sha i 4 D clet "with antiazine finis a Dive vou do see the poimt i ; Waging dren A, ne on Ww n 1 f _ Be unionists at a lumber mill here team championship Of the #3 23h 00, : av » FB i » aske : aught Mr. Romanov said he had to aid today the FBI will be asked odd i . , to investigate a situation points leave for a reception “very soon hich aan’? 1 nreventin ! ; ANR eve s and was afraid he would be un- !B Which a "gang I k available the .union from holding a. public If Mr. Romanov hadn't heard, mesuing. , : The organizér, John Ramsey,
, i however, his athletes certainly camp. at Otaniemi when the wires © also called on Gov, Herman Talhad and there was a general madge to.send state troopers here
purned hot with the news that i 5 gn *X us ror e C ) - nt The union had scheduled a
swimming and boxing had given numing” and football tad! ' . : aw yi i the United Statexcthe point score mming hy oolha stadium public meeting this afternoon At which it hoped to explain its
ttle. to see the dramatic windup of the position in connection with an
Until today Soviet officials had games } heen toasting each other with ranizi drive at Cook Lumber dka and caviar canapes as their organizing Soe . b vo AViar canapes Br Co. Mr, msey said-the meetin earlier sports triumphs. boosted : I: Ra th {" indefinit . ! I Bp iy nph ho ad had to, be. postponed indefinite y their total por 1s 0 apparently belanse Jeff Davis County Sheriff unassailable heigh E. L. Hatten claimed he did not asked the Internati have enough force to cope with a " 11 1 . ont ‘yg ui yo - ” Committee to adopt “an “gang” of about 45 persons who point score. it was felt would try to break up the meeting.
He's Gotta Go
The Judges
The judges, in addition to Lt. No Bathing Suits
after score,” he
later
official Olympic game tonight tense” Soviet Russia with its down, There were more rod faces than Red hanners at the Iron Curtain
Tries to Hitechhike
Czechoslovakia’'s Emil Zatopek, triple gold medal winner, and his Javelin champion wife, were among a group trving frantically to get a hitchhike into town, Golden Boy of the camp-—-was rudely elbowed out of line as Polish and — - . But the Olympics are supposed othier Czech athletes beat him + to be individual rather than team into an auto. It was his only Verdict Due Monday events so the 10C refused. The béating of the games, Finally . . Russians were glum then, bat jt the Zatopeks got into a small In Communist Trial was about the only thing they had Finnish station wagon. Three 108 ANGELES, Aug. 2 (UP) : left to celebrate tonight, Bulgarians were so excited they jurors nearing the end of their What made the gloom that hung even asked a lift from a Western ¢hird dav of deliberation in the over Otaniemi even deeper to- Newspaperman. conspiracy trial of 14 California night was the fact that even As the camp thinned, an official Communist leaders were not exunder'the Russian system of scor- was ‘asked what had happened. to pected to reach a decision in the ing 7-5-4-3-2-1 for ‘first through the board with scores and win- case before Monday, federal sixth, the United States had won ners which ‘stood in the gymna- court sources reported tonight, the 15th Olympiad. sium of Otaniemi. He said noth- Court informants said defense As he sauntered through the ing. had happened to it but that and prosecution. attorneys were pine-ringed dell in which* the Mr, Romanov--who had gone to to meet with Federal Judge Wil- : idyllic Otaniemi camp is situated, the ‘reception” by now-—was the liam C. Mathes tonight to present. Nikolai Romanov, president of only one who could grant per- stipulations which would give the the Soviet Olympic Committee, mission to see it. 5 ‘jurors the’ afternoon off Sunday \ was asked what he thought about A Western newspaperman went after they have finished morning zo the great American stretch drive in without permission. |delfberations. The affernoon of * '- amd what it did to the point, “The board was still up. [rest for the jury was expected to : ; . But the points were down. be approved by both sides.
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