The Times from Munster, Indiana • 11

THE HAMMOND TIMES 11 Wednesday, January 25, 1950 fists Mrs. Roosevelt Named Most Admired Woman 1 'PRICELESS rw M1 fast? By GEORGE GALLUP Director, American Institute of Public Opinion PRINCETON, N. J. Eleanor Roosevelt and Sister Kenny, the world-famous Autralian expert on the treatment of polio, are the two women most admired by the American public, judging by a survey just completed by the American Institute of Public Opinion. Clare Booth Luce, author and famous congresswoman, is third, followed by Helen Keller, author and i Given Jail Terms For Petit Larceny And Intoxication Two East Chicago men who pleaded guilty to companion charges of intoxication and petit larceny were sentenced to serve 60 days in the county jail by City Judge Thomas Callahan yesterday.

They were William P. Hail And Pablo V. Chavira, both of 3305 Michigan. Hall and Chavira were accused of taking and cashing a $20 unemployment check made out to John Stook, a neighbor. They were given 30 days apiece on each charge.

Disposition of other cases in city court yesterday: Abraham Christian, 47, of 4840 McCook, six months' suspended sentence for assault and battery. Charles C. Smith, 22, of 1124 Merrill, Hammond, $5 for speeding. Three men were fined for reckless driving. Joe Scott of 3526 Block paid $10 and was given a 30-day suspended sentence.

William A. Hawn of Chicago was fined $5 and William H. Taylor of Chicago, $35. We specialize in diamond bridal ensembles of matching beauty and highest quality. Priced to fit your budget.

L3V1LLJ as: Watches We carry all nationally advertised watches, such ELGIN. BULOVA. GRUEN, HAMILTON and WALTHAM lecturer who overcame the handicap of blindness and deafness. Next is Madame Chiang Kai-shek, who left the United States recently to return to her husband's side in Formosa. The survey on the most admired women is conducted annually by the institute on the question: "What woman living today in any part of the world, that you have heard or read about, do you admire the most?" The top six this year are: 1.

Mrs Roosevelt 2. Sister Kenny S. Clare Booth Luce 4. Helen Keller 5. Madame Chiang Kai-shek 6.

Margaret Truman Mrs. Roosevelt topped the list of popular choices last year also. Truman Leads Admired Men similar survey is conducted annually on the most admired men. This year's top ten, as reported recently, were in order: President Truman, General Eisenhower, Winston Churchill, General Douglas MacArthur. Herbert Hoover, Pope Pius XII.

Senator Robert A. Taft. Bernard Baruch, Alben W. Bark-ley and Governor Thomas E. Dewey.

Many Women Named Scores of other women were named by voters in today's survey. Those who received prominent mention include: POLITICS Mrs. Harry Truman, Senator Margaret Chase Smith, Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey, Mrs.

Alben W. Barkley. Mrs. Pandit Nehru of India, Mrs. Robert A.

Taft and many others. ROYALTY Queen Elizabeth. PROMOTED to assistant cashier of the Mercantile National bank of Hammond was Lewis Baldwin of 3834 Highway, Highland. Baldwin joined the bank in 1946, and for the last year he has been manager of the mortgage loan department. He was graduated from the Chicago chapter of the American Institute of Banking last year.

He won two awards while taking his courses. 1 1 I 1 Board Hears Cedar Lake Drain Woes CROWN POINT A committee of Cedar Lake residents is scheduled to take that community's drainage woes to the county commissioners next Monday, the board was informed yesterday by Oscar Anderson, Cedar Lake civic leader. Anderson appeared before the board to complain about health hazards created by improper drainage, and told board members that a petition was being drawn up by people from Cedar Lake in an attempt to get someone to buiid enough ditches to drain the area. Suggests Petitions County Attorney George Hersh-man suggested that the only way to get such ditches would be to file a petition and present it to circuit court, asking that the court order ditches to be constructed. "Because the property under question notably Lauerman Rd.

is privately owned," Hershman pointed out, "the county highway department can't do anything about the situation until it is made a public road." The attorney suggested that Julius Gericke, highway supervisor, go out to look over the situation, however. Keceive Complaints A week ago, complaints about Lauerman Rd. were brought before the commissioners, and Surveyor Samuel Brownsten was instructed to inspect the area and come back with suggested remedies. A culvert under the road in the conference ground would handle about 60 per cent of the water now flooding the area around Lauerman Brownsten told the board. One big obstacle preventing county construction of ditches there, even if such a move were considered legal, is the fact that no funds are available for such a project.

Incorporation Suggested Brownsten said he had suggested to Anderson and other Cedar Lake residents that incorporation of the community would do much to solve such difficulties as drainage, health and other similar problems. Anderson said that the main bar to incorporation is the peculiar situation which places the community in two townships. "But our" community is so much Martinson Sends Police Chief of jPanama Some Data Police Chief Thomas J. Martinson of Hammond got a surprise yes-j terday. He received a fan letter from the I police chief of Panama City, Pana-; ma Canal Zone.

I The Panamanian, G. W. Camp-! bell, of the Panama secret police, wrote Martinson that he had read of Hammond's police training program in an FBI bulletin dated 1947. Interested in the program, he wrote Martinson for details, book- lets and information. I But the major part of the Hammond police training program is not carried out in the city.

Martinson wrote Campbell that the training is conducted by the FBI, and WENDELL S. FREELAND was promoted to assistant cashier at the Mercantile National bank of Hammond. Married and father of two children, Freeland resides on a small farm near Cedar Lake. Freeland joined the Hammond bank in August, 1945. For the last three years, he has been manager of the personal loan department.

Freeland, Hammond Junior Chamber of Commerce treasurer, was graduated from the American Institute of Banking. He received five clearing house awards, and was chosen the outstanding student of the 1949 graduating class. Freeland is also recording secretary of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church in Hammond. TViT tt rm Hammond's Oldest Jeweler Water Tank Goes Dry; Firemen Find Eel TOTON, England (AP) The water tank at the railway depot hero went dry.

Engineers and firemen fished in the supply line and pulled out 13 eels. They ate them Thomas Tsatos Pledged Thomas Tsatos, 6646 Van Buren, Hammond, has been pledged to Theta Xi social fraternity at Purdue university. Tsatos is a freshman at Purdue university. Buy U. S.

Bond Through Payroll Savings for supper. Purdue and Northwestern universities. He wrote the universities letters asking them to send the necessary data to Campbell. Queen Wilhelmina, Duchess of Windsor. AUTHORS Bess Streeter Aid-rich, Pearl Buck, Margaret Eve Curie, Ernestine i 1 promptly and efficiently as they should be." The commissioners said they wouid be glad to hear anything a committee from Cedar Lake had to say about their drainage problems next Monday, and Board President Dan Oram told Anderson the board would do all it could to relieve those problems.

Said Oram: "There is no question of a need for ditches the question is what the board can or cannot do." Can Openers Blamed For Many Divorces HOLLYWOOD (AP) "Divorce," says a Hollywood chef, "begins in the kitchen." Mick Lucich, a cook for 46 years, says "more marriages start heading for trouble when the wife reaches for a can opener than you would suspect. Home-making, especially cooking, is ultimately the most important part of marriage. Yet young girls are being trained for everything but that." Carey. NEWSPAPERWOMEN Dorothy Thompson, Agnes Meyer. RADIO Kate Smith, Mary Margaret McBride, Betty Crocker.

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One complaint was that army cooks knew little About their preparation. But drying processes have been improved and the army quartermaster corps points out that in times of emergency it will have to revert to dried foods. Fresh foods can be purchased when they are plentiful, processed quickly and stored, this building up a great food reservoir. Dehydrated foods keep a long time, save storage and shipping space. They are easy to handle' because of their light weight.

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