Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1945 — Page 2

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FOIL EFFORT OF 2

IN. MAUMEE RIVER

PFT. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 10 (U: P).

~ =The body of an unidentified mah,

west of the Ohio state y Allen county Sheriff Walter The body was discovered by Fred near his farm as he was trap lines alorig the river

EVENTS TODAY

" Conferemse of Department Commanders & Adjutants American Legion, American

American association, Hotel Association of Finance Companies,

Hoosier Boel an Engineers, Industrial Plant Safe; Indianapolis Society of Safety Engineers, dinner, Hotel

Council of Administrative W, in Edusation. Christmas tes, 3:45 p. m., Roberts

Theis Gumma Kappa, dinner, 6:30 p. m., Hotel Washington ’

.- EVENTS Ww Conference of \ ders & . Adjutants of American Legion, American Legion mi. Aeon rketing association, Hotel Indians Associa vg . Small Lean Com-

panies, Cla . Sigma Apa fois ration day din ner, 5:30 p. m.. Marott hotel. Indianapolis Technical jes, annual meeting.

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' MARRIAGE LICENSES Leonard Marker, Richmond; Mary Kath. * Robert = Martin, Louisville, Ky.; Lillian n, , Ky. W. Martin, 3642 N. Emerson. Charles L. Smith, Lawrenceburg; Beatrice Grimes, 2410 Foltz. ‘ Charles Pllimore Taylor 45232 B. 16th: Lois Elizabeth Renihan, 3728 Brookside Park-

way. Jack C. Moore, 3321 W. 60th; Betty Jane Louls Dass aw ta Mary Herron, 1075 W, 28th. ” O. Ligon, Gary: Ines Res, 2433 Lelong Sauisel Offutt, R. R. 3, Noblesville; Greenfield

Maria Aver: Hutchinson, 3 Louise Bolinger. R. R. 2, Kokomo. Weston Amick, 630 Birch; Be

A. Pierson, Marion.

BODY OF MAN FOUND

Cincinnati; at

; [Dora Bartiett, 42, at 1438 W. 34th, carci. | . ‘ Kent Cornelius Peters, 6 ma., at Methodist,

mile trip at an average miles an

of 432! hour, / | Good News Here - The time of the Allison-powered plane was checked at both terminal airports by official timers and ‘ob. servers of the National Aeronautic association. | As home of the Allison engine,

1000 aircraft needed by airlines in the next few years, authorities agree.

GLASS EYE EXPLODES,

INJURING WEARER |

KOKOMO, Ind., Dec. 10 (U. P.).—

s glass eye. Packmayr was painfully, but not | seriously, injured last night when! his eye exploded while he was

Doctors said the eye had a vacuum {similar to an electrie light bulb and {that "it exploded as bulbs some | times do

IN INDIANAPOLIS |

Landers, Tefre Haute. | Charles Keith Thatcher, 4000 E Wash- | ) Lucille Rost Wagner, 1138 Cal-

Francis Leland Ye ard, YM.CA.; NadsLorene Turney, i i Lee Roy Epley, 2213 BE. New York: Virginia | Margaret Smith, 1936 Caroline. |

BIRTHS wo Girls | ‘At St, FPrancis—Anthony, Marjorie Caro; Marion, Windsor Smyser. v i At City—Law Juapite Gordon. i

At Coleman am, Irma Kitchen; Lee, | McKinney: Kisie, Eloise Roy; Her: |

Methodist , Mildred Burleson; Al , Dorothy Catlin: Marion, - | tha Howson, Ra , Mildred Minnis, | Es Helen Robson: Roy,

is Pearson; Lyle, | Schultz; Bdward, Alma Tichenor: Ray- | 3 bel Terkhorn; Otis, Wanda

mond. "Mal roel). { At St. Vinceat's—Robert, Eleanor Brady: Oscar, Rosie Hammond: Martin, Pauline Gebhart; Herbert, Amel, Siighan; Harold, Delilah t; Darwin, ° Stuart; Sherwood, Hinds Taylor.

Tr: Myrtle :

AY Methodist Melvin, Ruby ag wi.

Forest Minkon. Fig w, 13th; Estelle Wing- Art cn DAchn, a, ho: | : + 13th. monis _Elbrecht: Ann Knoll Poole, MS W. 9th; Estella Davis, Paul, Evelyn Watkins; t ™- Jr, 1519 W. ; Anna Louise Eo neve es Turpin: 1641 me es 1 Ruart, Nuala Long, . : Brickert, 388 Broadens 3 DEATHS :

Chats ¥. Cameron, 50, at Methodist, Bisls Mart Utley, 0, at St Vincents, William Robert Taylor, 70, at. 1608 College, |

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Doris Grant, 67, 2080 Park, ecoronkry

| Baward Testers, 82, City, bréneho paeu- |

Prank W. Kimberlin, 83, at Methodist, |

Colburn, #8," at City, general’

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Gen. Marshall re-| no longer bé used to distribute | tainer Gypsy Markoff, économist The prosecutor referred to several 4 EDUCATOR TO SPEAK .|lend-lease goods. ticipants in a civil ceremony Sat- Wational Li him. show “that the im- i Mr. Acheson .said Mr. Hurley's|urday.. = - a ct © U, 8 District Attorney B. How. court rulings to a tity of naval ship: |AT Y. M. C. A. MEETINGS recommendations on Jend-léase had | A former officer with thé 1st air- urd, Chip ard Caughran, however, arose to|peachment statute applies lo the as to the avatlability of naval ship- (A 1 T. Ml. L. not been carried out, although the |borne dviision, Capt. Harter met + ool. MIN announce: J a TL Toy Jad 160 Higgnd 1 We would stpuian past Dr. Frank D. Slutz, educator and suggestions were referred to the Miss Markoff overseas. She is a New _ trate select "mot mean Bauer is certain to go| fuses 4nd neglects to AIsChATE® NS) generally strengthen them.” = the southwest branch annual meet- be Ee ket. with her Teadiye and eran ‘ uties.” . i s ¢ r . Ives. He may be takm over By : oh ¢ ir we a the Mt. Olive Method church [to the effect that he had “dyna-|the standard of living of the people|that detailed proof of his charge dancing > =k ge : rition divis ‘other authorities. Rosenberg’s Statement men here felt “tha put any the Mt. Olive Method church, ; . " that Mr .l The: : Strohbehn asserted the for- ) Daw- | of our ships out at Singapore they| Dr. Sluts will speak in various mited” U. S. policy in Iran. in those countries. . Acheson opposed Amer couple plans a honeymoon on chool inclu Cal photogs Louis Rosenhery aud Jamies would come under the hazard of ® |“y" meetings, in high schools and| He attributed Mr. Hurleys| Mr. Hurley declared that Mr.|ican policy in Iran was contained the French Riviera. The young of- ihairman, be. processed by 10:30 4. m,|%00, attorneys for My. Shriner, de- | SEIS POLE CU We had assumed g¢ Butler during a four-day visit. charges to pique engendered in a| Acheson, however, followed & policy|in & letter he sent to Mr. Rooseveltificer was with the 1st allied air- nd Mrs, A. ; clared Mr. Blue said nothing about |; ot pearl Harbor we had a rea-| Wednesday night he.will be heard at | conversation here last year. “in favor of imperialism and mo- Sept. 17, 1944. He added, Lowgter, bore tas fotce in tis lwvision of Seee— At that time, it was understood [the case being dismissed when they | sonably secure base for the fleet.” |the East district “Y” branch annual] Mr. Hurley, former U. § am-|nopoly.” that this document still is secret. Southern France. Injured 8 pars- we 4 algration will - Ferguson asked Marshall whether meeting in the Irvington Methodist | bassador to China, made his] Mr. Hurley saia nis recommeénda- chute jump, he was “grounded. Es |e via im ot hether we were |the United States was in any posi- church. He spoke at Southport high | charges about Mr. Acheson before| tions were contained in a letter NEW CRUISER COMMISSIONED Capt. Harter was cited for meriBe Ya re Justics departn ent. ar No tun over our evidence” tion in November, 1941, to back up |school today and will : J the committee last week after de- | which he wigte 0 Mz. Rowevelt hn FESADELPHIA § Dec. 10 (U. P) Te em in Sting STI - Rose ww any ultimatum to Japan. dents of George Washington tailing previous charges state | December, 5 —The 10,000-ton, t cruiser Fargo, Potsdam : a vo ee Me bistro. Md pos “We were not,” Marshall respond-. school tomorrow; Howe gn school | department career men had _ sabo- a the President's personal envoy | named for the historical North Da- Souerenee Ras a former employes incommunicad arti- | minds now: Does ed. assembly, W 3 anualitaged American policy in China. Iran. : 1 neral Motors Corp. parts di= alg army a de- | this evidencern oT Hoe ha He said Gen. Douglas MacArthur | Training high school assembly, and| Secretary of State James P. J. Actisaon- kd. sold the ol hike Cp wos Sitnmsiasiinnd Yess | vision, entering. the army Aug. 11, portation to his native Germany.| The prosecutor declared Mr. in command of Philippine defenses ' Butler university, Thursday. Byrnes replied fo Mr. Hurley's ac- House Philadelphia 11941. _ ~ As it appeared her husband was| Shriner's attorney “made a lot of} : simply falling out of the Serine pan Miertione. There was no indica- : fire, Mrs. Wilma Bauer, o ot Ee : dark-haired wife, was on| Mr. Rosenberg added that Glenn : the verge of tears. ~ Punk, who with Sidney Miller de-| . i Admitted Nasi Training ne the sherttl, refused to "eet| . . Capt. Leving Y. McCarty was the| ©, 01 to Attorney General! only other army witness at the ha- |, pymert to enter the case “in | ’ ’ : ’ 7 beds carpus prosedingt. Bauer did |y,, public interest” brought a rebuff ’ not attend the hearing. from him Saturday. | we, who looks Yesterday at Ft. Harrison, the dont want et into a private | x 92 a Weise Woman army fact-finding board heard | pont between the sheriff and some- | - - Bauer admit he had entered thei, 4. ne fired” was the staty offi- . ; _ ~ , German army as an espionage [cial reply. Mr. Rosenberg is a agent, then double-crossed the Nazis '1ormer attorney for Sheriff Petit. or hen Dnetliest at Wome - in 4 . by refusing to contact them after : 7 . } vi . he returned to the U. 8. He went . 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