Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1952 — Page 6

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/ -. Pastor Rescues Man in Canal - cKellar Unseate In Tennessee IFIMAEY oe eee Van | Boss Crump’ S 28th St., saw the man in the were unable to get a home ad- Rubhe Starving Child Ignored: him close to the bank where two Mr. Rutland is pastor of the spectators assisted in getting him Progressive Baptist Church, 532 By IST LT. CHARLES VOGEL The Korean people are Written for the United Press sometimes called the “for- wires threat: By United Press dozens of ped NASHVILLE than four or five at most. among them are common. In

v — ; FRIDAY from the canal at ietigan St. Arrested and hy with dis- = — : : ! and two other men, He was treated in General HosHopes Di ed to shore. Police said the man Drake St. i SEOUL, Aug. 8—She was a gotten people” of the Korean five last nig] — Sen.

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"PAGE 8 _ THE INDRANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, AUG: 8, 1952 5 L last night by a young minister orderly conduct was Henry Jones, War's Babies— wo Rev. Robert Rutland, 920 pital and released to police. Police water and leaped in and dragged dress for Jones. By Outcome Sparking, f small girl, very small, not more War. Scenes of suffering . | | t 0 N CAN f 1 Y 0 U and Market .§

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She was lying in a twisted the following dispatch, an

conceded defeat today in hig bid position her knees drawn up. Air Force officer from Phila- . Polic for an unprecedented seventh She might be dead, perhaps | delphia describes a typical Whether You Weigh on wedi term in the Senate and sent cob victim of a hit-and-ran driver. incident. 120 or 260 Pounds hour as. the t gratulations to 44-year-old: Rep People passed by, ignoring b y + : L broke suppor Albert Gore, who her A policeman, hot 25 feet ody. Flies and maggots John C. L beat him hy away, directed traffic, unmind- crawled aver her. His ve 4 ful of the naked. dirty little Then, for the first time, you Are you a husky 250 lieves his life

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Sen. McKellar . ‘ ’ i : | and bugs. The other bby . : : s, fean of the Sen Hoosier Ghost little fist, held a piece yuesy We can fit you! With a suit by him on the h ate and chaly " ; ’ i “It all hap man of the pow Runs Out of {corn hi though it were a pep- that flatters your build Mr. Leno erful Appropria h Pe rack to her feet y —0 Sgt you can % ‘time to shout tions Committee Rocks fo T row ng from 2 pain ed ay choose from a wide ing.at all.” SHUIingry Erected EVANSVILLE, Aug. 8 (UP)— that crawled inside her. But range of popular fab- He said th lB n te A rock-tossing “ghost” who still she accepted her plight. rics—a suit that has shower of. sp Men I yore pelted the Lewis Schattin farm It took persuasion to get the all the details of mod- to arc again Sen. McKellar ie x TS edwan with rocks for eight days took a policeman interested enough to ern styling that you streetcar trac je acknow'edy holiday Thursday night, possibly; call a hospital to get her the insist on “My first

his first political setback out of fear of a sheriff's guard in! attention so long overdue. Step on the wv

With Sen. McKellar retired, Sen

raise funds for the Sullivan Memorial PAL Clubs Camp. The film stars Gregory Peck (center) and Ann Blyth, Every penny of the 76.cent admission the public will pay, less federal tax, will go to the camp fund.

Attorney Frank Clement de feated Gov. Gordon Browning for the gubernatorial nomination.

The mysterious rocks had been her out into the street again.

homes are the streets and’ alleys; their beds a refuse can or a pile of rubbish. They eat

explanation for the stones—some as big as tennis balls.

th I EH the area. But she never did get to the E. Starkey, 2 ! ‘ ' tinted Deputy. Oscar Wentcel said for hospital. Instead, she was taken : said Yes I was defeated Dot RE Sr a0 gia rr, a Cf CT : . Righ I have no hard feelings against the first time in niné days no to a first aid station, then sent any Tunpeasean rocks fell on the house or in the to an orphanage. She was not Mr. Starke; : vard accepted there. They turned ing with twe

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Walter F, George of Georgia be- : ; ; : 3 : : i hand : comes the Senate's ranking Dem- ACTION FOR PAL CLUBS CAMP BENEFIT—Here is a scene from the Technicolor movie, Sropping an «the fant: Weaking ere Ate hundreds, J? hot DY ava a " 0 "oa : ‘ cal! : windows and denting c : s, s $ ocrat The World in His Arms," which will be presented in Keith's Theater at 8:30. p.m. Wednesday to Farmer Schattin could offer no| wandering in Seoul alone, Their Lennex. who

inch cut on h persons were wires.

» ~ » The primary outcome CIOUIBBE Lo mie ae tee 2 ot wo Sea a ae: tie — a ———— —— br Lan” a what —————_— =o THE FARM, located on U. 8. what they can beg, steal or They were the hopes of Memphis political | . | Si "41 near Englefield, has been scrounge. WE TAILOR : tare New. leader Fd Crump for a statewide SULLIVAN MEMORIAL PAL CLUBS CAMP | Father of Four Held crowded with persons watching — YY MEN’ ; IHS 0 someback, Mr. Conny ep he | (For Underprivileged Boys) | H . p t Th f the falling rocks and seeking Gary Man Victim S and i ya I able to deliver Sen. cKellar the ow : . : re ie oh ere in osta their origin. ' —r big Shelby County bulge he need MOVIE PREMIERE TICKET ORDER A 10-vear-olt. 1aihar id four eT wanted was dubious of Of Mystery Marksman LADIES’ GARMENTS injured left le . ed to overcome his 44-year-old I want to help provide the money to start the Sullivan vitdrer today was held under|th® spirit theory. ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 8 (UP)—A 4 rival's huge vote tide in the rural | Memorial PAL Clubs Camp. Please send me the following | arrest hy: postal inspectors who “I think its probably some kid 39-year-old Gary, Ind., hitchhiker, We'll suit YOU with your choice of regions. tickets for the Benefit Premiere showing ot “I'he World in His Veh irged him with rifling the Who wanders around in the crowd found =hot twice in the back a suit i ich d : Stev Mr. Crump backed a Winner In Arms" Wednesday, Aug. 13 at %:30 p. m. in Keith's Theater I mails and flips the rocks -with his along U. 8. 40, was in critical con- . uit 1m rich tweeds, crispy sharkMr. Clement, but the 32-year owt} a ‘ied | Inspectors arrested Clifton Wrist,” he said. “We think he is dition today at St. Louis County skins, soft flannels, trim cheviots, or former G-man's victory was part Number of tickets (at T6c each) eee vnneeenn., for which 18 argurning, 1305 English Ave. ac-/gelting the rocks from the fajr-!Hospital . : ww . ly attributable to the rural voters ehelosed 3 a ing him of opening packages rounds about a mile from the Sheriff's Deputy Walter Pio- Jaburiaeneet any other fabric you or fereriment against Gov, Bare] fPolosed 8... Yikvernenn n Union Station where helfarm.” traschke said Louis Jedlicka told ike. Won't you come in todoy and n ing for his role in the Democratic BIE .oiisne PO TR EPR PE OO Wadiesie en iene worked as a mail and baggage; But we're going to keep an eye him he was walking along e be measur j= y National Convention, where Sel Vnandier Mourning waived Bae lon the place for awhile” he NiEhway when an auto roared lored ed for SLED hond ta : Spang voted against seating Virginia. I AQaress 0000400 Liv irene RA retires ve esis nig before U. 8. Commissioner added. past. A few seconds later, Mr. ored suit. g =L:0v. Adlai Returns from 2206 of the I I also wish to make a donstion of 8 which 1s | Lawrence Turner Jr, and was Se edlicka neal iyo Sots and felt SE 949° gh pe . . . © ( { a don O OF Poss enden, ipa i = ‘ . ¢ s Kk. gate Rn Precingls gave oy antioRed. List the donation ir Phe Tinie Melatonin Jor red to jail under $500 hond. Stockyards Cleaning’ RE Piotraschke said he MEN! If you need clothes 4 the president Sen. McKellar. Results from 2222 | | Shortage of Doctors Bars Hog Deliveries found a bloodstained flashlight oy WN . ; a - or immediate Int the Sout} precincts showed Mr. Clement | Apne Git Se RR CR El : | | The Indianapolis Stockyards et Hp other tines at the Sgehe. i Ey. ‘yor sAsp Sormants ith h tl leading Gov. Browning 272842 | Mail with check or money order, or bring" to: Sullivan Cancels Baby Contest |Co. inaugurated a week-end ban y SUITS ~~ SPORT COATS-wmSLACKS = ODD de re 4 votes to 219,775. | Memorial PAL Camp, Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St. DES MOINES. Iowa, ANE. Son hog deliveries today to clear, Local Man's Brother, TROUSERS. Ee new. LL (UR) Iowa State Fair oard the pens for c - STILL FIRST in the hearts of | _ _ _ _ ___ _ ss ci i om wi a, ol a a we lie nd} rs lloyd B. Cunningham|ing pe! a er | Killed in Air Crash , MON. THRU FRI. TILL 5 P. safely Demc BOG IUDLery 48 Thy Indigus: Oo Si rector of the New York Clvie announced cancelation of the an-|lexanthema. | SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 8 (UP) STORE HOURS: SATURD ' pas ve olls TIMES because the real es- pera oinger Weds Le eo rire} : nual baby health contest at this! nj 1 in E, W. Cleveland, Cleveland, O., AY TILL 6 P.M. train should i tate pages offer by far the ASPEN, Colo, Aug. 8 (UP) — Opers Co. were honeymooning at tan 0 hogs will he accepted ati ie of the nation’s most promi- EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT The threat LARGEST SELECTION of Herta Glaz, Mezzo soprano of the this Rocky Mountain resort today. © yu <4iq the contest was can- Union i ion iv of [ment private flying boosters, died Boythern wal Homes-For-Sale. . And, they are Metropolitan” Opera Co. and They were married here yes- celed hecause of a shortage of an DI ncdy eac yesterday with two unidentified TAILORING Se SO EASY TO READ. [Joseph Rosenstock, general di- terday doctors to examine the babies [week until further Notice. ; i i about evapor: Any 1 Sp gk i BY a TS f fe b s. While no cases of the disease Women passengers in the flaming With the “have been diagnosed in Indiana, crash of his light plane on the COMPANY this week fr the yard operators planned to South slope of Mt. Baldy. Russell of G disinfect . weekly as a “precau- He is the brother of Frank F. 238 Massachusetts Avenue son headquar

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tionary and sanitary measure.” The ban will not affect other {livertock.

confident the give its elec Democratic n Sen. Russel that Dwight Republican would poll m than any GC cent years. Among the Stevenson ¢ concerned ab Eisenhower’s normally pro publican vote ern states. Gov. Steve

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