Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1952 — Page 10

PAGE 10 Business Offices Join ‘Miss Flame’ Search

The Times and Junior Chamber of Commerce I Here is my vote for the following redhaired girl or woman (16 years or older) in The “Miss Flame” | search in conjunction with the Fire Prevention Dem- | onstration Oct. 5 at the Fair Grounds:

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Your Address ..... Mail or bring this coupon to: “Miss Flame” Search, Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St., by midnight Oct. 1.

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BRIDGEPORT BRASS ENTR —Miss. Mary Jo Dugan, secretary to C. E. Wynn, personnel Bride

SEEKS 'MISS FLAME! TITLE | ° —Miss Dorothy English, 1724 G ! 12 R Ly | N. Gladstone Ave., has been | Ir J J eports ere entered in the search for the | -. queen to reign at the Fire Pre-

vention Demonstration Oct. 5.

director . of geport Brass Co., is being supported by her firm for the "Miss Flame" title. PR he ar To vented

Indianapolis has more than its| The one who receives the most Indianapolis girl who told of

share of popular redheads, judg- votes on coupons clipped from Deing recruited as a prostitute. womah KNOWN a5 Jennifer” Roberta Goodman, 22,

ing by the many entries being... mimes will be crowned “Migs! Mrs. The 12 : yw d 88) ; -year-old stayed in the! received for the Times’ “Miss|pv. on at the annual Fire Pre-| york Hotel, charged with con- pote] room alone Wednesday Flame® search. { |venition Demonstration at the tributing to delinquency of a nigh. minor, will go on trial in Juvenile] Thursday, “Jennifer” explained |

Industrial plants, business of-| fices and other firms are enthusi- State Fair grounds. | Court IONOW as a esult of the! pe job as prostitution. The girl ornelius Durante, ‘| asked for time to think it over. |

astically campaigning for their| Candidates must have red hairitale. favorite redhaired girls and and be 16 years of age or older Senate Ave. a bellhop has been| That ni ‘ " : 3 y ght, ‘Pete” returned and women. \They may be single or married. |aITaigned on, the same charge.\y,q relations with the girl, Mr.|

year's total of candidates willl “ho ooo | g, clip the vote cou-| V 4 surpass the 1951 list of 200 “Miss| yon trom The Times and mail jt|nifer Hanson, police said. nifer” and the 12-year-old moved Charles Boswell, chief proba-to another hotel. The child be-

Flame” Praspeets: in by midnight Oct. 1. Keep send-| Not only are organizations ing in coupons each day and get tion officer said the pretty, blonde came frightened and went to the

nominating their redheads, but your friends to help by sending youngster is the product of a bus station again. friends are sending in vote cou- |i coupons from their Times, too. broken home. | There she was seen by Police-|

Devore.” Then he took her to a!

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

’ ‘MISS FLAME’ SEARCH L IM s Missi in A : Sponsored by ' Local Marine Missing: In Action An Indianapolis Marine was re- | ported missing in action today by! 1 uu Roush, North Liberty.

| the Defense Department. Seven spokesmen said he has been miss-| FFT other Hoosiers. were reperted Cpl. Arnold F,'Seswer, husband he since Sept. 5 | Cs HO wounded. of Mrs. Rose Seewer, New AIbany.| yp, oo one who have another SAM teSP. MN

MISSING IN ACTION

Pfc. Donald W. Lynch, son. of | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lynch, 1444| man, Muncie. | Bates St.

Army

| Cpl. Albert R. Barker, son of|purg. {Owen N. Barker, Parr.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1952

PEOPLE'S DENTISTS

Pfc. Lyle E. Roush, son of Mrs.|fore entering service in August, 1951. Defense Department

Pfc. Ralph E. Skillman, son of| son Cpl. Richagd A. Lynch, serv-| Daily Except Sunday

Mr, and Mrs. Howard F. Skill-|ing with the Army in Japan, said| they believe he may have been in heavy fighting around Bunker Marines 4 |Hill at the time he was reported Cpl. John E. Borchelt, husband | missing. of Mrs. John Borschelt, Greens-

Phene LI. 3995 361, W. Washington st.

WOUNDED

Ohio Bridge Bids Asked Recruited for Vice, rman mons oe WHEN KIDNEYS

at Lawrenceburg.

| The State Toll Bridge Commis] WorkToo Often

sion will

Nov. 12 for the Tndians- Ren tueky eS elimination during the day and

By CARL INN They took her to the hotel, Memorial bridge. State Highway | fhin passages, Bladder Irritations, BackJuvenile authoritiés today made Where “Pete” registered her and Department engineers estimated | Bladder, swollen ankles or rheumatic pains,

himself as “Mr. and Mrs. Alun the cost at $4 million. Walter G. Koch, Evansville, organic or systemic cause. In such cases the

/room and introduced her to a/commission chairman, said the|Wwork right now helping you these three bridge will pay for itself from rating & Helps nature remove certain irritoll charges in an undetermined |3 Thus helps relieve a frequent cause of

number of years. Bids will be recalming irritated tis 1 celved Nov. 21 for bonds to |frequent or smarting RRA

finance construction.

Pfc. Henry E. Burshong, son of| Mr. and Mrs, Dewey E. Burshong, Frankfort.

Pfc. Dennis D. Hicks, son of Mr, and Mrs. Levi Hicks, Sulli-

You are cordially invited to attend the

FORMAL GRAND OPENING

van. Pfc. Lynch, 20, attended Ar- of senal Technical High School be-

MATES’ New White Front

| RESTAURANT and BAR 3535 West 16th Street - Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday, September 23rd and 24th from 6:00 p. m. ‘til 1:00. a.m. Entertainment and Gifts for both Ladies and Gentlemen

Door Prizes and many other Novelties to amuse you

open ‘construction bids | Are you embarrassed and bothered by too

night? This symptom as well as burning, trong Cloudy Urine, pressure over the

| may be due to temporary germ irritation in | simple Kidney and Bladder troubles without

| very first dose of CYSTEX usually goes to

on-specific germs in acid conditions.

many aches and pains. 3. By relieving and

Pop, Nick and Mike Mates

Bill Brennan, Gen, Mgr.

t CYSTEX from your rugs ay,

under satisfaction or money back guarantee.

pons for “stay at home” girls, | women Mary Stratton and Clara] too. 2 Attendants Case History Hedden. She told them this story. | Second and third place vote! Mr. Soswel said this is the/ A warrant has been issued for , etters will be attendants for|“25e -1islary, another beliliop’ and police are Parcel Post Truck Behar Flame” and. will receive| yy oir, gin! played hooky last|seeking the two men who origi-| Runs Over, Kills Girl | prizes, too. : [Wednesday ng went downtown nally accosted the girl. ST. PAUL—Two-year-old Bev-| The Fire Prevention demon-| , map in civilian clothes, whe SCHIFF'S Shoes for the Entire Family

erly Rear was crushed under the stration will be staged in the gaiq he was a soldier, struck up at a Terrific Savings! Big

left front wheel of a parcel post afternoon and will be open free g conversation with her. His name truck yesterday as she played in to the public. City firemen swilllwag “Pete Devore.” ‘Then the the street near her home. {put on a series of thrilling events man’s friend, also in mufti and| Robert D. Lawton, the driver, to show how big and small fires| claiming to be a soldier, appeared. | told police the girl, daughter of are battled. |His name was “Steve.”

Mr, and Mrs. Clayton F. Rear,| The Times is staging the “Miss| They asked her if she wanted © 346 W. Wash. Spratently was playing under the Flame" search in conjunction to make some money. She agreed, Sf ® 1063 Virginia ruck when he came out after a with the Junior Chamber of thinking they were offering her | stop and started up. | Commerce. | job. ¥ Ley oii 2 ores . 259 £ Wak

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