Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1953 — Page 14
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14—The Imfianapolis Recorder, Feb. 21,1953
Legal Notices
John Browder, Atty. NOTICE TO. HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC.
In the Probate Court of Marion County, February Term, 1953. In the Matter of the Estate of William C. Hendricks, Deceased. Estate Docket‘119. Page 42558. Notice is hereby given that Leonard E. Dandridge as administrator of the above named estate has presented and filed final account and vouchers in final settle-
ment of said ect.'ite. and that the ■■■■■■
some will come up for the exam- County, m the State of Indiana,
John L. McNeils, Atty. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE State of Indiana, Marion County,
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In the Superior Court of Marion County, In the State of Indiana. Mary Louise Guthrie vs. Cyrus
L. Guthrie. No. 70514. „
BE IT KNOWN, That on the 28th day of January, 1953, the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion
ination and action of said Probate Court, on the 28th day of February, 1953, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and f how cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also re
her complaint against the above named defendant Cyrus L. Guthrie and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk s office the affidavit of a competent person,! showing that the residence of the defendant, upon diligent inquiry, j is unknown, and the defendant
i.eirs OX sam r Sl ut C uxc a*™ , Cyrus L Guthrie is not a resident: quired to appear and make proof State of Indiana, and that of their heirship. saitl cause 0 f action is for a dill Dale Brown, Clerk, i vorce and that the defendant Cyrus
2/14/2L Guthrie is a necessary party
i L- I thereto and whereas said plaintiff Cary D. Jacobs, Atty. ! having by endorsement on said COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE 1 omplaint required said defendant | State of Indiana. Marion County, 1 to a PP e aj' in said Court, and an-. ss . * i swer or demur thereto on the 28th I In the Superior Court of Marion , County. In the State of Indiana. NOW. THEREFORE, by order j John Anderson vs. Leola Ander- sai u Court, said defendant last son above named is hereby notified of No. B-96142 ' the filing and pendency of said | BE IT KNOWN. That on the complaint against him and that j 9th day of February, 1953. the, l . ,n * ess ^ a PP ear and answer or above named plaintiff, by his at-! nemur thereto at the calling of torneys. filed in the office of the cause on the 28th day of: Cletk of the Superior Court of | ^ a f' cl : i*? 6 sa, ne being the Marion County, in the State of ^’th judicial day ot a term of | Indiana, his complaint against the sai( ‘ Court, to be begun and held j above named defendant Leola An- a j; , ^ ou ^ House in the City ( derson and the said plaintiff hav- 1 of Il l d , iana P o1 ^ on the first Monday , ing also filed in ‘aid Clerk's officei in M ar ch, 1953, said complaint' the affidavit of a competent per-1 the matters and things there-; son. showing that the residence of J n contained and alleged will be the defendant.* upon diligent in->^ ieart and determined in his ab-
quiry. is unknown, and the defend- sence - Tr ^ „
ant Leola Anderson, lives in Vicks- “• Dale Brown, Clerk, j burg, Mississippi, is not a resident 2/7/31. j
of the State of Indiana, and that „ . ^
said cause of action is for divorce, m 1 li 1 ’ ^^tys. and that the defendant Leola An- COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE
Ihree Arrested In Evansville Dope traffic
Federal Law Enforces Jimcrow In D. C. Library, Report Reveals
By ALICE A. DUNNIGAN WASHINGTON <ANP> — Sev-
eral instances of racial segregation in the District of Columbia
EVANSVILLE — Federal nar- ace enforced by specific law, accotic agents and local police have cording to facts released by the arrested Carl Francis, age 28; Library of Congress. Richard Cooper, Jr., and his wife. A memorandum prepared by ; Jestina, age 28, in what was styled j the library’s legislative reference a tie-up with a Midwestern dope t service was put in the Congrestraffic ring. j sional Record by Rep. Jacob K. Arraigned before U.S. Commis-, javits (R.-Lib., N. V.). sioner Carl E. Bosecker, they were The memorandum attempted to charged with willfully receiving | answer three specific questions and concealing a quantity of her- posed by Rep j a vits: oin. Other arrests are expected in} j ~ How specifically does Con-
other Indiana cities and Chicago. |
Local detectives had traced op-;
i erations in connection with the case ; to and from Chicago, several times i by rumors. But the carrier always j tluded arrest. It is ventured that; several times the dope was brought;
here by train.
Monday, they raport. they were
rooms for holding schools for colored children, to employ and examine teachers therefor, and to appropriate a portion of the school funds, to be determined upon number of white and colored children ... to the payment of teachers’ wages, to the building or renting of school rooms, and other necessary expenses pertaining to
said schools.
3. Pointed out that any white resident shall be privileged to place his child . . . at any one of the schools provided for the
gress govern the District?
education of white children in
2 - | a its provisions? same liehts with resner*! to
3. “What are the enactments Which create, impose, or per-
mit segregation?’’
I the same rights with respect to
colored schools.
4. A proportionate part of all moneys received or expended for
n ~, n . . r . ... .schools or educational purposes
. i ^ rst ( i uest j 0 * : shall be set aside for colored
r'-cveil (hat I rm .s wns Plan-'the library memorandum pointed ; hildren lhe ages of 6
and 17 years in proportion to their ratio to the whole number of children white and colored, between the same ages, for the pur-
, , pose of establishing and sustainplace of a city council or a coun- . n g pub jj c sc hools for the educaty board. * t j on 0 £ eo i orec | children. Since 1873 the executive author- . 5, jt is THE DUTY of the
was found in his pocket. The \ ^ ^ as been vested in three com- j board of education to provide powdered form is usually diluted missioners, two appointed by the i suitable rooms and teachers for by dope users, who then “shoot” President and confirmed by the suc b a number of schools in the it into the veins of their arms. senate from residents of.the Dis-I District of Columbia as, in its According to local officers, Fran- trict for 3-year terms, the third 1 opinion, will best accommodate (is had made four trips to Chi- detailed by the President from lbe colored children in that city, cago in the last three months. On | the Engineer Corps of the Army 0 That the board of public welcach trip ho brought back an for an indefinite term. j f are shall have the same power ounce of “iunk.” lor which he Q n t he second question, the and authority over girl inmates paid $75. ixo split it up into 200; s(ud y revea i ed that legislation for during the period of their comf apsulos. which he used himself tlie District of Columbia is en- mitment to the institutions or 1 d 4u ^ S,i apieC f i,. .. acted, amended, or repealed by while they are being conducted to oth Cooper and his wife said |j n ^ same manner it or from said schools. It shall not
ning to go to Chi ago to bring out that the government of the back a qwant'ty of dope. When District of Columbia is peculiar be : termed from an airliner at to itself inasmuch as it has no Dress Memorial airport last Tues- local legislature. Congress must day afternoon he was arrested. make a n laws, thus taking the
along with the Coopers who were
! there to meet him.
A SMALL PACKAGE containing one ounce of heroin hydrocloride
Ory had been buying “junk" from I other laws . be lawful to k e e p white and col-
AS FOR THE THIRD, it was : ored girls on the same reserva-
derson is a necessary party thereto St a t e of Indiana, Marion County,
and whereas said plaintiff having ss ', ^
by endorsement on said complaint 1 r. In , e ^uP^nor Court of Marion j
required said defendant to appear Co CV” k ‘£ Plaintim NAACP OffiCIOl
' BUNCHE IN EGYPT — United Nations* delegate, Dr. Ralph Bunche, is shown chatting with Egypt’s premier. Major General Mohammed Naguib, during the opening; of new headquarters of the Liberation Front in Cairo, Egypt. In an address in Erabi Square, where the palace of ex-King Farouh stands; Premier Naguib promised to free the Nile Valley from foreign occupation. (Newspress Photo.)
Francis for the past five or six
1 'ind^ten ^capsules'^ach'^day, Yhey | Pointed out that segregatia.i does* tions under the control of the slid Police ventured that it re- not appear as a heading in the board of public welfare, louired about $60 a day to keep ’ 1951 edition of the District of Rep. Javits also asked “To whai the couple in dope. They believe i Columbia Code, but several sec- extent has jimerowism been abt!ie couple obtained this money by: tions involv ing segregation are ; rogated, and how was that, if shoplifting, rolling drunk soldiers! int iuc’cd. j any, accomplished?’’ The Library
and small burglaries.
Speaks At Brazil
N. Y. Congressman Asks Probe of oUl^rTH^rt,
At
in said Court, and answer or de- , ta * mur thereto on the 13th day of ■tT^J.'J^i^^^April, 1953. I>,0 ‘ B-oo7oo.
of™M C™3 !!h“ New: HA limprAUI 191 Tomi i e „ r f, b „L^ e l?i Sk^cf^fhe ‘sunon^r'IoE H ^NA a f/p a was^gu d e,rspeake y r %\ * * nOSfMd JlRICrOW [0 1600.
Marion County, in the State oflSf EvanRe * lca J Un i ted Brethren | WASHINGTON (ANP*
Indiana her Church on Sunday. February 8. in
the filing and pendency of said complaint against her and that unless she appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 13th day of April, 1953. the same being the 7th ju-
aboM*'named ‘defendant ^bfhr^s/ar- rtav^Tb^/nnkp^f^hn/^Vhp^voiifh ' 1 lustWeek"cailetl upon !'*on before she was id the said nlaintirr da > . He s P° ke a A both tbe youth : P,.,.cirr«nt nr.fi fh,. there on Feb. 4.
afso filed m e safd^Clerk’s i ^ffi haV |h^ service andregfllarserviw. , V1 _ . aiso mea in said Clerks office thel 1 Veterans Administration to n-
Administration
Sing pracWce'd^a!
said complaint and the matters, and I ^“^.Tkev fs"!, 111 , 6
Ar ('g the specific references answered:
* 'fgregation in the D. C. j ‘ The answer to this question Code were: ' w 0U icl depend upon the defini1. An authorization to directors ; tion given to jim crowism. If the of the Columbia Institution for ! more common definition, separate the De: f to provide for the educa- accommodations on common cartirn of colored, deaf-mute chil-1 riers is used, there has been no dren properly belonging to the i abrogation because there has
PICHMOND — Mis. Etta Jean District of Columbia, in the Mary- been no imposition. If a broader Patterson was ‘ rowned “queen” land School for colored deaf-; definition, including all laws roof the “Oueen of Hearts’’ dance re- mutes, or some other suitable | quiring segregation is used, the
Con- cently at the Townsend Common- school, at a cost not exceedine list of acts given are all we find
gressman Adam Clayton Powell check on the problem of segrega- itv Center, with the erovn being the per capita expense of educa- that have been or are in effect.
... , , .. g ™ appear placed bv Lamar Lun<tv star ‘«*n- ting the state pupils in such By administrative rule of the In-
ter of the Pi-'hirond high sc hool sc hool. } terior Department, segregation in „ . nT basketball t -am. 2 . Advises the board of educa- some of the swimming pools of the
SHE HAS TOLD by a Mr. Die- Members o' Patterson s, tion of its duty to provide suit- District of Columbia was recent-
trich. who has charge of special ;court were the Misses Barbara abIe and convenient houses or ly abrogated.”
i President Eisenhower and the Veterans Administration to
things therein contained and al- j the* 1 Stat^^f 1S ~ n0t 3 rc5:ident of
upon diligent inquiry, ^‘ak'er “.T B^7' cha^,. AME! Veiorans ’ AdnUnistrafion boVpi.ais ^ “'S Ki K*’ Stlun'drf Rail. ''“S'.Ia^e
leged will be heard and determined c^Td ^use oTaitinlf" 3 ’* an 5 that
her absence .i.-,* for divorce H. Dale Brown. Clerk. an ^ Tflat ^e defendant John
2/14/31.
Courxesv Always IMPERIAL LIQUOR STORE 2106 Boulevard Place OPEN 7 A. M. TILL MID-NITB
and whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint
Church and was guest teacher of m iennessee. public events.” Hannah. RJ g I a RJa I RJ a the adult class, while Miss Eva! Rep. Powell was acting upon . _ eDOrted lhis sttua _ Appro-ima'civ 175 persons at- MAfh^r fll MlYDn S‘bT^' flueM* > (cachcr •“>" «V ^ who in ««m ^ 11011101 III 111X60 ^10111096
Loses Children in Court
Glenn Barnett, was guest teacher from his wife Miss Hazel Scott,
kev ic t I'"*:*, of the adult class at the E. U. B. famous pia.io artist. While on key is a necessary > part^ thereto church. concert tour through the South,
‘o 1 thc^ President' t0 ^ VA
l0 llie Plts,clcnt - inson. and Alonzo Patterson and Ina telegram to tne Veterans Mesdames Poeer Hodgkin and
I Miss Scott agreed to make free } Ina telegram to tne Veterans Mesdames Foger
required said defendant tn“™ ““' l Joseph Grissom, son of Mr. and appearances at the VA hospitals Administration, Hep. Poweli said: Aaron Hodgkin, in said Court and ansu.-^ ppe , ar Mrs. Mansce Grissom, has been at Nashville and Murfreesboro.! “It is unbelievable that after
mur therein nn tiJ ,?_ r de ; promoted to Airman. Third Class
Nashville and Murfreesboro,! It is unbelievable that after Miss Helen Bennett and Wilson' _ A XTT ,, —
mur thereto ‘on “the^'lTth 1 promotcd to Airman Third Class. I T enn.. playing in the wards dur-; the U. S. Congress successfully de- Spicer are staff workers in charge OAKLAND Calif (ANP) — ^ rs - ch d that the mental and phvsiApril, 1953. ‘ J ]} e y oow stationed in Denver, ing the day lor lbe patients on feated former Congressman Rank- of the advisory council, which gave Barbara ^ ayl ° r has a ca i health of his children was be- ! now THPmrrrrADL- Colo., having completed his train- tbe serious list and giving con-■ in’s bill to establish a segregated the dance. ruling rendered by a Contra Costa adversely affected bv their liV- ' saS ciu rt E “d °, f ine at . p t a,ks A'r .force .Base. »; certs for the mo?e able patients ! Negro hospital that the Veterans! Cwmtywperwr «oyt , g« motor aUtt _i ^ _ . cietendant last was captain oi the Kiazil Red # . e^i ^ , AHniini^ti’ation continues ^uch noli- cnan^Gd cii^tod^y ot lici two crnl tt _y_j 1x751c thA fii" amed I 5 hereb y notified of Devils football team when it won dt night ’ cie * Hovv can we exn-ct to defeat dren to the father because she a ^° ti ^ a u?p d f . b . a artp a> and at p ? 1 ? denc * v . of said 1he W. I. C. championship in 1951 _ In making the arrangeme.its ; ^ om ' miinism “ wh ^ n ‘ Negroes, who ! Meeting • married a colored man. of Questionable chaiacter and at
I » I I ! l^ > J T1P h aint agains ^ hinl an d that un- and was a student at Butler Uni- for the concerts. Miss Jean Tenny- i h^J^K^H^Q^nded andTost parts A A, Dl * L* | J Judge I JP LaIL QUalckiJ mur tL? P t Pea f ?? d answer or de- versity before entering the Air son at Columbia Artists Manage- ^fhehbodies fn fighting com- Held At Plainfield an order C/erf-ecUy f/UKCntW mur thereto at the calling of said Force. ment of New York City assured ff Jbeil jom „ from taki
3 Bm
cause on the 14th day of
. , tempted to discourage the chil-
Harold Jacoby has J. s ^ued dren’s calling him father, r restraining the father: Evidence presented in court
. i ,, „ ,... , .. j i munists in Korea, are brought to} PLAINFIELD—Quarterly meet-’ *. rom *? k * ng the children out of sbowed tbat ^ be charges were 1953. the same being~the’ 1 i Ml m Rosemary Mitchell and " ‘ . f , h j segregated hospitals in America, ling services were held at BetheL lbe outc 5 )rne tbe ;groundless. The children were exdicial day of Ttenn of said rn„ J /* aU x 8 -x segregation. Rowing that she § emand an investigation and an AME Church on Sunday, Febru- * PP eab The Chfldren, Amanda. 10 mined an d shown to be in good IO be begun and ,Sd at tht r„ ; l ' en ',« l A' 1 sts of Mr and Mrs Ray- s opposed to appearing bofots. . j. wilh Rev. Robert Steward “ nd Eric. 3. will remain with h ical and nlental health. And House in the City of Indian^ n T' S “' wart ln Terre Haute. Jimcrow audiences. I P in cha in the morning and R ev .'Mrs. Taylor until a flnal decision (hc only .questionable” side of on the first Monday in AnS ^osI’ V’n n ’,' s ," , " a . ry „ s . oclety °. f „ WHIN MISS SCOTT arrived at * t .“ W , h "‘ peesidenf with The S- D. Hardrick. presiding elder, of- ! s . r , endcre , d b - v the California dis- TayIors character appeared to be ..aid complaint and the maltcV 9o ',' , on( ^ a I ) H s r Church met in the tbc Nashville hospital, she said. ‘ t f . ficiating in the afternoon. Mr. ! tnct cour t. the fact that he is a Negro, things therein contained * and 3 "f lon 1 \ e , ° AIrs ' Lavelne oll ' er re ' sb e was shocked to find Negroes | fol |° wing sta f tmet 4 add ^ d ' 4 , , a nd Mrs. Brit Burkes and Mrs.! Attorneys Mrs. Taylor charge, Moreover, in regard to the effect
leged will be heard and determined a ^ whites rigidly separated
in his absence.
II. Dale Brown, Clerk 2/14/.3t.
the Nashville hospital, she said. r .. . „ . . , , ,
re- ..u„ .. ... shocked ,' 0 find Negroes! follow,n « statement added: ... . , . - , _ . „. . .... „ T u tc .,vi4C4.c.v t v. in “In View of your statement he-: Cbristina Jones Indianapo i is were that depriving a woman of her of mixed marriages on the menIhe 17-voice Wings Over Joi- t ^ e aud i ence ; fore congress that you are against , pre c; en t. i children because she married out- tal health of the children, q*” psyCan choir will be presented in a ‘ ^ was tolcl b the manage-' segregation in the Armed Ser- Cassie Swarn, Lelia Powell, and side of her race is a violation of chiatrist supported the mother.
Jrmiw Kmrw'n wfale. h «•> W
MW r«a pmgw kar h U tocti' k* w«ra fa tW arw r«M Ayt
ruling four years ago finding un- of the Child Psychiatry Clinic at
TtaW t l orium Pa,atC 0t the aUd ‘-( For good print,ng T^Tnurry • Mesdames" An^cSm^. presiden'tT hu^nd WaLrT^th, tn ^ 1 She said there might be ten-
Estate ’i^supnosed tlTlS"!-,.^. d I trec * boro 1,0SPilal in » <,van 7 t l ° ' wili ^ and •‘ n,v * Eva Bryant. “easurertTh'/ yeart iVtharsnStth'
M akwwa. mr H haws Ml
supposed to be solvent, from Seymour, at the church last ! No 157 57832 * rcne Toney. Sunday morning with the Wo-He-
program committee includes Mes- the children.
2/21/3t.
$3.50
HHR At Madison
CHIGNON
Lo class in charge. Buford Blair JrL? E “v M il N . l^l,3S„£?iSSn qualWS as ExS g r d , h ^^ dulv at «•* Clay County Hospital. I Hattie R cutor of Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bradford of Marion r«,!!, r x ray , d ^ eased ‘ late rrc P roud Parents of a son born Estate is ^nnp 11 ^ Ind| ana. Said in Chicago. Mrs. Bradford is the! • P pose « lo be solvent, former Martha Grissom, daughter No. 157-57820 ^ ^ Peoples. of Mr. and Mrs. Mansce Grissom. 2 21 /3t.
Wilbur If. GrantrAtt\~
NOTICE TO HEIRsf
r , • CREDITORS, ETC. ■ ■ ■ «
, County 6 February^Term,°953’'° n 1 HolcJS PrOgrOm
' Oscar 0 J^edenba.,^ n‘ State of MADISON ~ The Household of ! Estate Docket ir:c U o b ’ Decea sed. Ruth Lodge Chapter No. 774 pre-
Notice is hJ-nK Page 56930 a program “A Trip Around I Hazel V. Thurman gl ,y eo . tbat 1 the World” last Friday night,
tor of the abnvp ^ administra ' Charles Cosby Jr. celebrated his j presented and filed r.nJ? State has i 13th birthday on Friday the 13th. ! and vouchers in JLi a l CCount 1 Allie Carver Jr. spent the week-
of said estate 10 ^ s^ment, end in Indianapolis.
! will come up sam e Rev. S. M. Gaines, pastor of Second action of sain 6 *! xaminati on , ond Baptist Church, has been eleeton the 7th W 1)f March m vice-president of the Madison
at which time nil u . arc n- 1953, Ministerial Association,
or legatees *of ^L^T 8 '. trcdil o rs The Young Adults of . Ebenezrr quired to appear in are re-J Methodist Church met in the home show eause PP if an!! ^t ld Court and of William Malone last week. Mrs. said account and vo!, if 6 be ’ w hy: Robert Smith conducted the study not approved a “H C .'l erS u Should ond worshi P P criods of the m «'t-
IT ^ KA..ii .said estit* an ^ nd the heirs of ing.
apiiar and mak? S pro r f qUi x red to A large * rowd attended the Race
Ml ihwbf J; be j rsbi dke Proof oi their Relations Institute at the court
house last Sunday.
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4 E N D NO MONEY —pay pootmaa an delivary.
H. Dale Brown, Clerk
2/21/21.
JEWISH/ STUDENT
PLEDGED; MASS. FRAT
CHAPTER SUSPENDED
About twenty students of the Broadway school will attend a concert al Hanover College given by ithe Louisville Symphony Orches-
jtra.
i Evan Guess, Louisville, spent
I 1 V VlF U ft D V WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass (ANP) ^week-end with his parents, Mr. Ji/PlMlli KAKC Religious prejudice-the twin i ' nd Mrs - Gcor « e Gucss -
fashions mc 140 iroodw«y room im
weefwh7„ 4 ?I S 3S r S suspended its local chapter for pledging a Jewish student.
For good printing “In a hurry,” phone The Indianapolis Recorder Printing Co., at LI. 1545. You will be pleased and proud of the work.
dames Eva Bryant. Nancy Swarn. and Gladys Carbin. chairman.
| transplanted into an atmosphere
IN TESTIMONY' in court, Smith of strict segregation.
South Bend Man, Slayer of Wife, Gets Life Term j SOUTH BEND — Thad Brown, j j age 37, who walked into a police station Feb. 2 and announced that i he had bludgeoned his wife to death, was sentenced to a life ; term in the Indiana State Prison by Judge Dan Pyle in circuit court here Monday. Brown pleaded guilty to a charge of second-degree murder two hours after a St. Joseph County grand jury returned an indictment against him of firstdegree murder. His guilty plea to the lesser charge, was not contested by the state. Brown refused counsel jand trial. He had declined to give police a motive for the slaying of his wife, Grace Brown, age 33. Police found her battered body in a bed in their home. They also | found a blood-spattered sledge hammer.
Do s And Don'ts
AFRICAN LEADERS MEET—-A two-week official visit to the Republic of Liberie by the prime minister of the Gold Coast ended with pledges of unity among West African i>eoples by tbe heads of both 'countries. Shown here are President William V. S. Tubman of Liberia (left), and the Gold Coast’s Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah. (Newspress PhotoJ
INSURANCE FIRMS CHARGED WITH BIAS BY N. Y. LEGISLATOR ALBANY, N.Y. (ANP) — Hulen Jack, assemblyman, last week was one of two legislators who demanded a legislative investigation of reported racial and geographical bias by insurance firms in the issuance of policies. Sen. Zaretzki joined Jack in the i demand for an investigation. Both are Democrat-Liberals from Manhattan and said they plan to introduce a bill calling for an inquiry into the supposed practice.
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