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GROUNDHOGS don’t make good pets. Twelve-year-old Kenny Rush, 942 N. Alabama St, wiil attest to that. The boy was bitten on the left wrist this week by a pet groundhog kept in his backyard by George F. Jennings of the same address,

Organize for Adlai

Today at noon, a local chapter of Velunteers for Stevenson was to-be organized at the Claypool Hotel. Irwin Katz, temporary chairman, said the group will try to line up independent voters on the Democratic side. |

Musical Bulldogs

Butler University's Marching Bulldog Band will bow in for the season at Butler Bowl tomorrow, during the Butler-North Central

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High School Football: Howe vs. Manual at Arsenal Technical and Shortridge vs. Wash- | ington at the CYO field. 8 p. m. Four-man Softball featuring Eddie (The King) Feigner and His Court. Municipal: Ball { Park. Box seats, $1.50; reserved backstop, $1.50; reserved bleachers, $1, and nonreserved, 5c. Free to children who can show membership

cards in the Junior Deputy football game. Richard Fox, Miami, Fla. is this year's drum Snerifl or Pal clubs. 8 p. m. | major. | Saturday at 10 a. m,, 2 p. m. |

and 8 p. m. Louis Jordan and his Tym-

Riley Rite |

James Whitcomb Riley would; Pany Five concert and music | be 103 years old Tuesday. | for dancing.

Tomlinson Hall, A commemorative service will] $1.80 for tickets in advance; be held at the Riley home, 528 $1.98 for tickets at door. 9:30 Lockerbie St., at 10 a. m. Tuesday P. m. to 1:30 a. m. : by the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association. | Wing, commanded by Col. Wayne, : . W. Ricks, Indianapolis. Long Service b d Carl Setter- | TOMenade quist, 360 8. But-| Square dances will be held at ler Ave., received Central YMCA the first and third | a watch this Fridays of each month, beginning week from U. 8./0ct. 3. Instructions will be given Rubber Co. for Tuesday nights, beginning Oct. 7. his 40 years of service. Mr. Set-| Crewmen Balk, Keep terquist is presi-| : . ’ dent of Swedish) 9 Ships Tied Up Organization of] MOBILE, Ala.—The Waterman| America and a Steamship Corp. said yesterd member of Sa-| ay R Grott nine of its vessels have been tied ara. tarelo, up in U. 8. ports because crewmen |

Right Number refuse to sail for an unexplained |

reason. A service emblem was to be pre-| The seamen are members of the! gented to G. C. Seafarers International Union Vauble, 2824 (AFL) which has a work contract | Ruckle St. today with the company expiring Sept. | to mark his 35 30. years with Indi- Waterman spokesmen®said two ana Bell Tele-3 phone Co. Mr, Vauble is a di-§ rectory engineer with the com-

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Mr. Setterquist

here. One was in New Orleans, five on the East Coast and one on the West Coast. | Union representatives said no strike was under way and they | could not explain the work stop- | page.

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directory supervisor. NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UP)—Mrs. L. L. Smith collects

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By United Press Other top executives who reCHICAGO, Sept. 26—Another signed in recent years expressed shakeup hit the top brass of dissatisfaction with Mr. Avery's Montgomery Ward & Co. yester-|iron-iisted policies. ay with the resignations of} , ick i Stuart 8. Ball as president and] x very Ball; Was hick BY ne, Arthur R, Cahill as treasurer, |wave of resignations in 1948 left Mr. Ball was the fourth presi- it with no president or vice president to leave the huge mail order dents. firm in the last 12 years under the Mr. Krider joined the company regime of flery Sewell 8, Avery in 1935 and had been vice presias chairman of the board. dent and controller since 1948. Their resignations, submitted | His place as controller was taken Wednesday, were disclosed be-|by William F, Otterstrom, assistlatedly in an announcement byjant controller since 1948. the firm that Edmund A. Krider| Mr. Kabestad joined the comwas replacing Mr. Ball as presi-| pany in 1943, and had served undent, and that Howard 8. Kambe- til recently as assistant controller. stad was elected treasurer to re-| Prior to yesterday's resigna-| place Mr. Cahill. |tions, the most recent departures | were those of Vice Presidents Roy Ee | L. Gebert and Herbert Riegelman, The terse announcement gave Who quit in a huff last month. no reason for the resignations, “Keep up with fashions with

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