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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-17
Reynolds
Hostess for
Jessie SOItau

Miss Dorothy Reynolds. BIS N.
Seville Ave, will entertain this eve
ming with men shower and bridge
party in honor of Miss Jessie Eliza
beth Soltau, whose marriage to
George Bradshaw Secrist, South
Bend, will take place Nov. l. Miss
Soltau's chosen colors of fuchsiaa
and shades of blue will be carried
out in the CONNECTIONS and the flow
ers. At service time ivory tapers
in brass holders tied with punches
of flowers will light the tables. The
hostess will be assisted by her moth
er, Mrs. G. w. Reynolds.
With Miss Soltau and her mother,
Mrs. E. B. Soltau, will be:
Mesdames
Arnold Spencer AL Henry Anderson
Dale @. Rowland John c. Turpin
Kurt Ehlert William Hutchison
Edward s. Whitaker Francis ]. Feeney
Virgil Potts Denver Fuller
Ben F. Pigman
Misses
Virginia Potter Vivian Stevenson
Grace AvelS Dorothy Avels
Elaenor TORI Milred Johns
Helen Eaker Mary Farmer
Patrician OMallory Dorothy Clune
Gertrude Bedrock Marian Katterhenry
Beneta Cox
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Win Music Scholarships

Miss Evangeline Lillenas, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lillenas, 1921
E. Washington ST, and Robert
Brickert, grandson of Mrs. Margaret
Brickert, 1921 Park Ave, were win
ners of scholarships given by Mu
Phi Epsilon, musical sorority, it has
been announced. Miss Lillenas,
contralto, will receive instruction of
voice from Edward Nell and Brick
ert will study piano with Willard
McGregor. Both are students in
Technical High School.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY
CHAPTER HOLDS MEET

The Te-ar-ah chapter of the In
ternational Study and Travel Club
met this afternoon with Mrs. j.
Macdonald Young, 1871 Tuxedo st.
Presidents day was observed and
papers were read by Mrs. George
Miller and Mrs. Harold Lanham.
Mrs. Bonnie Blue Brown gave piano
numbers and Mrs. Hannah Hawks
played the flute. Assisting the host
esS were Mrs. Robert Merle Salts
man and Mrs. Arthur r. Nevins.
Mrs. Horace Riggs was a guest.
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In French Lick

Among Indianapolis people who
are spending some time in French
Lick are Messrs. and Mesdames
John B. Marshall, Nicholas Noyes,
E. L. Barr. M. j. Hammell, Z. w.
Davis, M. I. Miller, George Forrey
and G. M. Wells and G.. Barrett
Monkey, N. G. Stillwell and T. G.
Hood.
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Membership Sumner

A membership supper to be ad-
dressed by Mrs. Harrie r. Chamber
lin president of the Y. w. G. A. of
Toledo, Ohio, and by Miss Margaret
Williamson, national secretary in
charge of work among business and
professional women of the Y. w. G.
A., is announced by the president of
the local association, Mrs. Samuel
Ashby, to be held Wednesday, Oct.
g. Miss Florence Risley also of
the staff of the National Y. w. G. A.
is another guest expected the week
Of Oct. "a.
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Selfish Boy

Dea. Hiss Lee: have been going with
a boy for two years. We always nave
good time together. and only joke about
getting married. He says. he loves me-
But some how I can not believe it. When
he comes at night. he falls asleep before
the evening is over. ~,
Another thing, he is running with some
bovs and has broken several dates with me
to 90 with them. I like him, and / wish
YOU would tell me what to do. Is ne
tired of me? He told another girl that
he would never get tired of me. ,r
You have not told me your age,
but you sound very young. ] do not
ike the description you have given
of your young man. He sounds very
selfish to me, as well as impolite and
stupid. 1 think if you look a little
farther that you will have no trou-
BILE in finding boys who are his SUI
perior.
Several Girls: The Riverside skat-
ing rink will teach beginners to
skate any afternoon but Sunday.
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Chicken Dinner

The Gar-So-Nel Club entertained
with a chicken dinner Sunday at the
home of Miss Lorraine Hill, 1907
Ringgold st. The tables were lighted
with orchid tapers in orchid holders
and a centerpiece of orchids and
lilies was used. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Tom Hill,
and Mrs. Andy Mack. Covers were
laid for the following members and
guests.
Misses
Hortense Mack Pauline Gibney
Pauline Clery Lorraine Fill
Emma Roth
MessrS.
Albert BOOSTERS Pnvmond Steffen
Raymond Hasenstab Alfred vending
Lawrence Eckstein Jonn klrch
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Another judge said that self
ishness was the cause. Youth
is notorious for it's selfishness,
and when confronted with. the
necessity of adjusting itself to an
other personality it goes into e
volt"
Sometimes two persons marry
when they are twenty and get along
very well during the period of their
extrens youth, but as they develop
they go in opposite directions. Hay
ing reached maturity, they are no
longer satisfactory to each other.
And if the situation is complicated
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Musical Tea

The primary teachers of the Irv-
ington M. E. Church will give tea
Thursday. Mrs. Hogle will sing a
group of songs and Miss Alice Coop
err will give q reading. Miss Doro-
thea Hogle will give group OF
piano selections and Mr.. Hogle will
whistle.
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HINERS TO ENTERTAIN
FOR SON, BRIDE-ELECT

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward B. Hiner have
issued invitations for a dinner party
Saturday night at the Marott in
honor of Miss Margaret Showers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Showers and their son, Robert L.
Hiner, whose marriage will take
place Oct. "a at the Tabernacle
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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To We'd SUturdGu

The marriage of Miss Marjorie
Nelson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Nelson of Beech Grove, to
Herbert Brunama of this city will
take place Saturday evening at the
First M. E. Church in Beech Grove.
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E7ichre R9lncO

The S. C.. D. G. Girls Drill tea,
will give euchre and bunco party
Tuesday at st. GATHERINGS hall,
Shelby and Tabor SITS. Miss Odelia
Bauman is chairman of the party.
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First Rush Pdrtg

Beta Tau Sigma sorority held the
first of a series of rush parties Sun
day afternoon in the form of a tea
in the gold room of the Marott Ho-
tel. The sorority colors of black and
gold formed the decorations.
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lege of Indianapolis have organized
and elected the following officers:
Senior kindergarten. Primary Glass
Miss Frances Holman, president; Miss Jua-
nita BivinS, vice president; Miss Mary
Frances Doeppers, secretary; Miss Edith
Cavanaugh, treasurer. Miss Ruth Patter-
son, faculty sponsor.
Senior intermediate Class-Miss Florence
Caldwell, president: Miss Marjorie KoIou
vice president; Miss Elizabeth Yeager, sec
rotary, and Miss Elizabeth Boswell, treas
urer Miss Elizabeth Means and Mrs
Elizabeth Mahan Bradshaw sponsors.
Harsin, president: Miss Mary AIbrecht.
secretary Miss Mabel Dillon, treasurer.
Junior Kindergarten, Primary class
Mrs. Mildred G. Levey, president; Miss
Gwendolyn Scherring, vice president; Miss
Eleanor McLain. secretary treasurer. MIS-.
Horace Marshall Norman, sponsor.
Home Economics Class-MisS Ruth Baur,
president Mrs. Flossie Bottoroh. vice preSi-
dent; Miss Virginia Dix. secretary. Miss
Ruth Winner, treasurer. Miss Alta L..
Smith and Miss Ruth Anna Harding. spon-
sors.
Rural School Class-Miss Lois Wiggin.
president: Miss Marian Joyce, secretary
treasurer; Miss Margaret Bettcher, re-
porter. Mrs. Maize Iuppenlatz and Miss
Mary Clement Turner, sponsors.
The class organizations are plan
ming Halloween frolic for the
college to be given Oct. %.
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Gherkin dnd Curry
Ponder Recipes?

Do you have good recipes for
using curry powder, gherkins
or anchovy paste? If you do,
send them to The Times recipe
editor by Wednesday noon. to
compete for prizes in Firady's
special column of twenty best
recipes for methods of using
the three dishes. Checks of
one dollar each are sent to
readers whose recipes are pub
lished.
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Comma Mnrrin0e

The marriage of Miss Mary Cath
crime Wilson and Lotus F. Miller.
both of Cambridge City, will take
place this month. Miss Wilson at
tended Butler and was a member of
Alpha Chi Omega.
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District Meet

The annual district meeting of
the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Evansville district,
Methodist Churches will open at
Bayard Park M. E. Church in
Evansville Tuesday.
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTEThe Times win give 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader ad,,
Judged of sufficient merit to be printed
daily' EXCEPT Friday, when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor of The
Times. Prizes will Re mailed to- winners;
Write on one side of sheet only. Only
, one recipe each week will be accepted
from one person
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-17

Alliance FRANCHISE
The Alliance Franchise of Indi-
annapolis will hold its first reunion
of the fall season this evening at
the Y. w. G. A.
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SeIfishneSs and Economic
Burdens Cause Youthful
Divorces, Judges Assert
BY MARTHA LEE

marriages seldom successful Divorce statistics
show that the majority of divorces among the very
young Recently judge who has heard nnumerabe divorce
told that the Of these Divorces among the young
chiefly pressure They tired of just skmpng
acaid
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State Banquet

The Lambda Delta Phi alumnae
of Indianapolis is in charge of the
State banquet of the sorority, to be
held at the Claypool Thursday eve
ming. Miss Hazel Lamson is presi-
dent.
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COED DARNS WAY
THROUGH SCHOOL

BIZ Times Special
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Oct.
17.-Pauline CARRIER, Strasburg,
Ohio, sophomore, darns coed
hosiery to help pay college ex-
penses at Wittenberg college.
She has a good patronage, be-
cause she's a good darner.
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L0anmnn-.Steaunrt

Mrs. S. E. vigus, 1928 E. st. Clair
ST., announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Nina Isabelle
Lowman, to Walter William Stew
art, the wedding to take place the
last Of the month.
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with children, suffering is inevitable.
Wait until experience has taught
you enough to make wise choice
of a partner.
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To Elect

Major Robert Anderson w. r. G.
No. A will elect a conductress at
the regular meeting at 1870 p. m,
Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-17
A SIMPLE COAT STYLE FOR 1
LITTLE MISS.

JB-5961. Velveteen or other pile
fabrics, chinchilla, twill or cheviot
could be used for this design.
The pattern is cut in four sizes:
2, 4, 6 and 8 years. A 6-year size
will require ~ yards of 54-inch ma
terial.
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Announce Tea

Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary musical
sorority, will give the first Of series
of three musical teas at p. M, Oct.
26, in the ballroom at the Marott.
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Martha Lee invites comment
upon her advice. Whether you
agree or disagree, do not hest
tate to write her. Wives and
mothers who work are invited
to put their problems up to
readers.
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Rirthdnn Luncheon

Miss Dorothy Metcalf entertained
Saturday with a luncheon bridge
party at the Columbia Club in honor
of the birthday anniversary of Miss
Marguerite Diener.
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Country Club Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith o. Owen,
Terre Haute, entetained sixty guests
with a dinner party Saturday eve
ming at the Terre Haute Country
Club.
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Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures Of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their
own clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, including Is cents
(coin preferred, and mailing it to
the Pattern Department of The
Times. Delivery is made in about
week.
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Girl Reserves


Grade school clubs will hold a
Halloween party on. Friday at 2
p. m. The South Side clubs will have
their party at the South Side branch
and the Central clubs will gather
at the Central building.
The high school Girl Reserves will
present their play, "a Little Excite
ment" in Hollenbeck- hall of the
Y. w. G. A. Friday at p. m.
There will be an inter-club SWIM
ming meet at the Y. w. G. A. Sat-
urday at II a. m.
School Is will hold its meeting
Thursday instead of Monday. The
group will go on a hike with their
leader, Mrs. Jones.
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South Side Branch


The Delta Phi Sigma, with Miss
Rose Benke as hostess will meet
Thursday night. On Monday night,
Oct. "a, the M. B. G. Club members
will entertain their husbands with
Mrs. j. M. Kelly as hostess.
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Wed at Hartford City

Miss Mildred Templeton of Hart
ford City and John Glenn OF Chi
cago will be married Oct. %.
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NezUS Notes
of Y. W.C.A.
Business Girls

polly. Wants Cracker!" is the
phrase on the lips of the Business
Girls of the South Alabama Street
branch in anticipation of parrot
party Wednesday to which they are
inviting all South Side business
girls. The party will begin at $50
p. M, as every one is expected to
come directly from work. Supper
will be served at 6. Every one is
asked to phone her reservation to
the "Y"-Drexel 4155, by Tuesday
night. Mary Cooley is in charge
of refreshments; Mary FAIRIES is
planning unusually attractive deco
rations and Irene Kahn is taking
care of the entertainment.
The Young Business Women's
Club is conducting membership
campaign under direction of Miss
Freeda Gossman, chairman of the
club membership committee. The
club will hold a Halloween party
at Mi6s Bernice Whites home on
Friday, Oct. %, at 7:30 p. m.
The inter-club cabinet will meet
Thursday evening for supper and an
important business session.
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TEACHERS COLLEGE
CLASSES ELECT

The classes of the Teachers Col
lege of indianapolis have organized
and elected the following officers:
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WHO'S WHO
AND WHERE

For a short business trip 10
Petersburg, M. A. Tenney, Seattle
insurance agent, who has been in
Juneau most of the summer, left
IN the Admiral Evans. He ex-
poets to return in a few days
before returning south to his
home.
Allen Shattuca, local insurance
and real estate man, sailed on
he Admiral Evans for Ketchikan
FOR weeks visit with Mrs. Shat
suck and her mother.
Justin w. Harding. United States
District Attorney. left on the Ad-
miral Evans to attend the present
term Of court in Ketchikan.
Through passengers on the Ad-
miral Evans included j. r. Foster,
superintendent of the Alitak Pack
ing Company; r. l.. Sparen of the
Kodiak Fisheries, and Einar Ro-
senburg OF the Katmai Packing
Company at UxInki. accompanied
by Mrs. Rosenberg.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. H. L. Faulkner and
daughter Jean arrived home on
tho Admiral Watson from Ke.ch.
kan where III. Faulkner has been
IN connection VITA the present
torn OF court.
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SIXTH ANNUAL
EAR ENDS IN
HleH UP Time
Carnival Prevails Saturday
Night Great Crowd in
Final Attendance

CONTINUED from Page one.)
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Censor Flapper Dress for
Morale, Urges Reform Leader

for desirable change from
French fashions in women's ap-
parel. We have had atrocious
French fashions before, tight cor
sets, long heavy skirts, high heels,
etc. But In America they never
before were indecent.
"The changes to fuller skirt,
light in weight. reaching one or
two inches above the ankle tops
and loose waists are easy. There
is no reason why American MANS
facturers assisted by French ar
lists should not supply the world
with the most beautiful and ap-
proved OF women's apparel.
Let Independent America now
become a world leader for normal
health. efficiency, and propriety.
Let employers employ only wo-
men properly dressed Let schools
and colleges. women's clubs, the
press, individual leaders, become
the allies.
AUX Armes Citoyens!'
Fashion is a tyrant but Am
erica is not good place for
tyrants."
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floor when the last dance was
ended. Not until 2:30 yesterday
morning was everyone out of the
building. many waiting until the
big prizes were announced at 2
o'clock.
Vaudeville acts were improved
over the previous nights. and
were we'll received by the audi
ence, each act giving encores.
Saturday p. N. Events
/ During Saturday afternoon,
which was Children's Day. the
dance pavilion was crowded with
youngsters. who were having the
time of their lives. In the after
noon the bicycles races were held.
In the kMys' race, class a., for
boys " W 2. Robert Blomgren
won fri ice, Z. Powers second
and f. Lundgren third. In class
B, for boys from IL to IL, honors
were carried off by George White,
while Edward Tarr was second.
Finals were run off in class A
only. ard first prize was taken by
Mary Wander Leest, with Robert
Blomgren in second place.
AS usual, fireworks were the
first number of the Saturdays pro-
gram. and showed up excellently
because of the clear weather. The
City Band gave two concerts, one
in, town and the other at the
Fair Building. Selections played IN
town were: THE Crisis" New
Colonial" 1.-THE Commonwealth.
Maine Festival" 'Hamiltonian,
and "Palatinus." At the Fair build
ing the following selections were
given: "veni. vidi, Wei" The
Joy Riders" 1.-THE Avenger,
Dance of the Imps," Roll OF Hon-
or" Triumph" THE Victor
Colonel Philbrook," and "The
Tenth Regiment"
Following the concert by the
City Band. the juneau High school
orchestra played three selections
which were enthusiastically re-
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program with an excellent clog
dance. and was followed by Vale.
who did the Charleston. The feat
ure of this number was diving.
by Brown, who jumped FROM the
rafters onto the diving board n
an attempt for a jack knife dive.
but fell into the tank twice. He
performed exeellently, and was
given much applause.
Today practically all the exllibi. S
in the display rooms have been
taken by owners or shipped by
the management, while booths
have been stripped OF their, goods
and decorations. The deer, brought
to the fair by Mayor w. r. Han
lon, of Sitka, will be given. to the
Bethel Beach Home. ~
Awarding Of Gifts
W.~R. Cantrell of the Alaska
juneau was awarded the Essex
automobile by the Juneau Fire
Department and X. +. Robertson
was awarded the miniature clip
per made by Theodore Markstrom
of Douglas Island. Andre Hide
was awarded the radio set bs
J. B. Caro- and Company.
Five persons tied in guessing
the weight of the Diamond Rriqpe.
in the Pacific Coast Coal Company
advertising booth. The corree.
weight was 142la, but as the
five nearest guessed 143 it was
decided to give each quarter
ton only as none were correct
Winners are: Martha Sey, H. c.
Williamson. MRS. j. A. Martil
q. A.. Raldwin and O, Bedding.
Several prizes are awaiting those
to whom. they were awarded. Tne
electric range, the suit of clothes
or $40, worth of merchandise ant
saxophone. ,siare ready for the
holders of tickets $50. $50 and $50
respectively. 81.
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ceiyed. They were: THE Black
Prince March," "Exuberance Ove..
ture' and East Versus West"
Vaudeville was next on the pro.
gram. Joy Caprice sang Il Gotta
Get Myself Somebody to. Love"
and Me Too" The Royal Rms
sian orchestra of string instrd-
ments played Volunteer March, /"
Polka" Russian Melody" ana
Russian Song"
The diving act was excellent.
Miss Turner giving an excellent
performance. Before doing her WI
ter act she gave a French ballet
dance.
Chief Eagle Horse, who was
most popular with Fair audiences,
surprised his listeners by singing
When Good Fellows Get To-
gether" as an encore number. 9th
er solos were "A Son of the De-
sert Am l." THE Lovers Song
and Song of the Mush-On."
This concluded the first part
of the program, and dance music
started as did the concessions,
owners ballyhooing to passersby.
At 1890 the dance orchestra
stopped and Earle Hunter, pianist,
started "Ain't She Sweet" on the
piano. G. J. Sullivan and his
"hemale" bathing beauties limped
onto the stage to entertain for
a while. The girls were Fred
Habernicht: Pete Schmitz, George
Griggs, "Shavey' Koski, Pick
Cunningham, Bill Vale, and Sim
clair Brown. Habernicht began tna
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning D. m today:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; moderate easterly winds.
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Member Of California Game
Commission Success 's
full ii Alaska

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct. 3.
B. F. Greer, aof eap Francisco,
member OIL the California Gaine
Commissions has returned here
by airplane from biz game
hunt in Rainy Pass. He fougd
all kinds Of game and obtained
exceptionally fine trophies. Ode
trophy was . moose head with
a spread sofF74 inches. said to be
the second largest killed In Al
aska. He bagged three grizzlies,
two black bear, two sheep and "a
caribou. =
Mr.. Greer will remain here for
another week and go duck hunt
ing. 49,
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MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Oct.
S.-The weekly bath is three.
day operation at the Indiana
State Prison. The bath start.
each Thursday at noon. There
are approximately 1900 prison.
ers and even though they are put
through in groups of 40. it al,
ways is Saturday afternoon be.
fore tine bathing is completed fol
the week.