Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1952 — Page 9

10, 1952 50 =n ; ; . SUNDAY, AUG. 10, 1952 fo v ; THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 9 $4012 Given Em : | ven | | aT Novelty For Sullivans CORNER of ty | Total contributions to the John | 4 and DELAWARE \ | | FATERS WH. L. Sullivan Fund amount to! /R $4212.96. i D STREETS | Although The Times closed the | : ¥, {fund appeal several days ago, to- | ¢ ‘day's contributions amounted to | 4 . $68.70. With the fund goal “over | oa ; the top,” arrangements will be Fine gauge wools, nvlons SONS ‘made this week to set up a trust boucles. Styles ' include: fund for the education of the Petal necklin . 3 Rhine {Sullivan children. Their father, an| % : {Indianapolis policeman, was slain | Stone, Pearl and Sinha. by an intruder in their home. bE ie sod jas els, "THE JOHN L. SULLIVAN FUND | Ty hel Jews! lunes | Previously reported .....$4144.26 ins : - | Appreciative citizens .... 22.00 (Pat and Chris .......... 2.00] {Additional donation from | t- Club 39 ....... Craraas 3.00 {Vicki and Sandy .....000 1.00 | 1. G..Cave ..... Ceesneas HOM PD. R. CAVE «ovevannnnnee 1.00 | A. E. Curtiss .......0000 1.00 K. Neal ...... ‘avssnnane 1.00 AGF. Bille «..cvvvniveee 1.00} He FOTrtol voicvennns “ 1.00 | {E. N. Hounshell .......0 1.90 IP. LYNCR oovveinnens ‘ree 1.00 " Brenda Doreen Lee ..... 1.00| ¥ ; From a Friend ........00 3.70 : a {Me Phillip. siaeee. 200) BUY TICKETS FOR PAL CAMP MOVIE—Alexandra Gromoff of the Aleutian Islands sells the boast com pap -oo05"""" 500 E first tickets for "The World in His Arms" Indiana premiere to Virgil Hoffman (center), of the Hoff- A Tithe ........ ceserine soot man Sporting Goods Co. and Ott Hurley, of the Sportsman's Store. Looking on is Dale Schuder, 'Some Employees at leat- manager of Keith's Theater, where the premiere will be held Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. Proceeds | Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. 10.00] : rom. ations will go to the Sullivan Memorial PAL Clubs Camp. Today's’ Total sven TSO Only line I TT YT TTT, . Final Total $4212 96. ern SCLLIVAY MEMORIAL PAL-CLUBS CAMP Pike County Reunion | Hl A ma . or Under ‘lleged / § ! - J 4 MOVIE PREWIERE Ab TRDYR i A reunion of former residents Veterans to Meet as ? i 4 :

) of Pike County will be held next, George N. Craig, Republican |

] Sunday in Garfield Park. A bas- candidate for Governor, will ad-| . : __|dress the state-wide meeting of|

|Republican Veterans of Indiana

I want to help provide the money to start the Sullivan Memorial PAL Clubs Camp. Please send me the following tickets for the Benefit Premiere showing of “The World in His | ket dinner will be held at 12:30

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what and is less pessimistic than! tion that would require some ab- LOOK AT THESE FABULOUS FACTS!

; 95 “Mr. Arnall. ; sorption of the steel hike by fab- : lee sol Mr. Ticators and other subsquent han- Reader s Digest says . . . nfSr erie Selene, Mt dlers at the manufacturing level. + + «while the (TV) industry has grown so rapidly, Areal = a3 Re AD oa = ee ren training of service personnel has lagged far be-

. vo. $ hind . . . ; )5 the cost of living for the aver- 4 Die in Car Crash War Goss Journal says !

age American family by $100 al 5p woREST, Wis, Aug. 9 (UP) " .. . this year TV set users will make 69.6 MIL.

year. Some of his own price! pour persons, two of them chil- LION calls for service radio : : oti : ? , oo owners will make 1 experts BOW Wouily this a little. | gren, were killed and eight were §3.7 MILLION calls for service ... " STYLES Parity Goes Up {injured today in a three-car col-! Victor Riesel lumnist : . opt’ Mr. Putnam said this week the|lision at a highway intersection. pt or mnt os Hi-billion dollar industry * Tapered Full Silhouettes effects of the increase will not be All were from Wisconsin. employing hundreds of thousands of men, spend. he L B im caans “substantial” at the consumer! oose ba a supstantia 2 conslimer ing @ minimum of 300 MILLION DOLLARS annually, * . Stvl ied or Posey help 5 just for operation of studios; SEVERAL BILLIONS Lean Box Coats—Fitted ty es - es igure, he sald simply MORE for repair of sets and stations . . . with the ; s s ' ’ 1 that he was ‘not familiar with government opening up 2053 new stations . . . all Junior—Misses Women's Sizes So the arithmetic.” of America goes to work . .. " Mr. Putnam has instructed Mr. OUTSTANDING AUTHORITIES EVERYWHERE WILL ' Arnall to “isolate” the steel hike CLEANED AND BLOCKED TELL YOU THAT .TV OFFERS MEN (AGE 18 TO 55)

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