Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1952 — Page 10

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‘Miss Flame’ Race Narrows

Only 276 votes separated first and second -place leaders today in The Times’ “Miss\ Flame” search to select a queen of the Fire Prevention Demonstration next Sunday afternoon at the State Fairgrounds. Leading is Miss- Betty Wilson, a secretary at Link-Belt Co. Second is Mrs. Maxine Havlland, a. waitress at McClarney’s Famous Restaurant. Backers of the many candidates in the vote race for the coveted honor have until midnight Wednesday to get all their vote coupons to The Times. All mail must be postmarked hy midnight Wednesday or votes may be brought to The Times in person by that time. Any girl or woman with red hair is eligible to bid for the title, She must be 16 vears or older. o To place a candidate In the com- FRIENDLY RIVAL—Mrs. Phyl petition or to help those now in, lis Markey of the Cornelius clip the “Miss Flame” coupon Printi c . friendly rival from The Times, write her name '''"''ng Lo. is a iriendly riva on it and send it in. Each coupon of Mrs, Amber Towles of the

is Soe vo same fier in the "battles for ere is the standing of other yu: ch leaders, in order: SE Pedarsen, Miss Flame™ votes. Manual High School junior and cheer leader, 610 votes behind the leader; Lois Rawlings, HerffJones Co., 723 behind; Janet Taylor, Southport High School freshman, 766 behind; Joan Smith, Best Foads, Inc., 829 behind; Joan Snyder, fireman's wife, 912 behind; Barbara Bear, Sears, Roebuck & Co., 934 behind; Marilyn: Weddle, Arsenal Technical High School senior, 975 behind. Others in the running are Constance Drury, American Legion National Hgq.; Joan Camahan, Universal CIT; Amber Towles, Cornelius Printing Co.; Janice Colin, Eli Lilly Co.; Rosemary Bell, Dr, Strayfon X-ray Laboratories; Dorothy Triplett, St. Francis Hospital staff; Rosemarie Bond, Chevrolet Commercial Body Co.; Mary Lou Buckler, Ben Davis High School student.

Votes reported in today's tab-

"ENTRY—Mrs. Amber Towles is one of two entries from the Cornelius Printing Co, in the

Demonstration queen.

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ulation do not include those received yesterday and today. Last year's “Miss Flame,” Miss Letty Lawrence, of the Diamond Chain Co., was far down the list in voting until the last day when she jumped to the lead.

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SUB-DEB ENTRY — Marilyn Weddle, an Arsenal Technical High School senior, was placed

in the "Miss Flame" running by the Tonnes Sub-Deb Club. She

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| Legion Chief Urges Sparkman Offers Lewis Wraps Up Deal |. P Granting $1.90 Boost

WASHINGTON —John L. Lewis Happy Is The Day When Backache

Goes Away . . . .

Nagin backache Jost of 38 Sd Snel

‘Victory in Korea’ FT. WAYNE National American Legion Commander Lewis “WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (UP) © . uo Northern soft coal operaSen. John J. Sparkman said to- tors today wrapped up details of day he will make public his in-',, .. oop 51d agreement grant$3 million Allen County War Me- come tax returns for the past ing Northern miners a $1.90-a-10 years “just as soon as I can day wage increase.

K. Gough yesterday called for a “smashing military victory” in Korea in a speech dedicating -the

morial Coliseum here. Mr. Gough, who addressed a capacity audience at the 10,000seat edifice, was introduced by The Democratic vice presiden- ,., ides a 10-cents a ton raise in Kadney hen some everyday condition, such

Carl J. Suedhoff, prominent Allen tial candidate indicated, however, that it may take him several days The Legion had charged that to dig the returns out of his files. ‘through political control, the: Mr, Sparkman, who returned primary purpose of this country yer the week end from a camgoing to war in Korea has been ,ion tour, said he did not wis to issue a direct “challenge” to Republican nominees Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower ‘and Richard M. Nixon to bare their own tax re-|

County Legionnaire.

sidetracked.” Urging “world peace through {invincible American strength” {Gough said, ‘first, we must win the war in Korea as quickly as

Quits Bray's Office

Thomas J. Lankford, assistant to Rep. William G. Bray, Martinsville, resigned today to accept a business post here. Mr. Lankford will become administrative assistant to William A. Atkins in the operation of the Meridian and Would not” accept a private ex-| Indiana parking garages and the pense fund such as Sen. Nixon| accepted from wealthy supporters.

HERFF-JONES CANDIDATE —Mrs. Lois Rawlings, a clerk in the factory of the Herff-Jones Co., jewelry manufacturers, is

"Miss Flame" search for Fire gaining more support daily in n¢aT Severin Hotel Oct. 1.

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get them ready.”

can and achieve a turns. But he added:

{smashing military victory.” “It seems to me that if it's! bt proper for one candidate, it's prop-

er for all four.”

cast to the nation last week.

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Mr. Sparkman said he did not| feel that Sen. Nixon gave “much! of a breakdown” on his personal finances in his dramatic broad-|

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