Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1946 — Page 4

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championship last season. 200 Doctors Present Nearly 200 doctors gathered at the meeting to watch Dr. Kelly receive laurels and tributes for his long years of service. A scroll lauding ‘his contributions to the medical profession and a leather suitcase “to carry the scroll in” were presented to him by the society. AS diamond studded past commander’s|S pin was awarded to him by the Paul Coble Post, American Legion. A number of telegrams lauding

the arrangements committee, presided as his fellow doctors paid brief tribute. Since Dr. Kelley was once a college athletic director—he served as director at Butler university, at the turn of the century— his fellow honor guest was one of Indiana's best known coaches, Mr. McMillin. Takes Serious Note

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asserted that “the boys in ve just as much red lood as those in any other state are cutting the bigger unidown to our size as the Backs Competitive Sports Coach McMillin advocated, how- “| ever, that competitive sports of all kinds be introduced into all grade schools and high schools in the state. He declared that the only way to have good football players is to make them from childhood: Presaging Indiana's’ chances on the football field for the coming season, Mr. McMillin \ said that he has a lot of hopes but that he is staking a great deal freshmen and returned veterans as the unilost many seasoned players at the close of the 1945 season.

LOCAL BRIEFS

Ladies society, Pride of 447, lodge | 303 of the Brotherhood of Locomo- | tive Firemen and Enginemen, will hold a luncheon at noon tomorrow at their hall. A lodge meeting will follow at 2 p.m.

The ladies’ auxiliary of the Marine Corps Legion will have a public card party at the Citizens Gas and Coke utility at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. All types of card games| will be played. Mrs. Marie Baukat {is chairman.

The women’s federation of the =

Sturm ave. Miss Janice Bradley of |= Anderson college will speak on “My Experience Among the Migrants.”

The Second Ward Democratic club | will hold a social and business meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 8, at the: home of Mrs. Isabelle Smith, 1927 Adams st.

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Alvin P, Hovey corps 196, will meet at 1.30 p. m. Friday

Sivignt <b chapter 553, O. E. 8, will ob-! serve day at their regular meeting | June 14 at 1:30 p in temple, address. Clara C., Zobbe is worthy matron and Wilbur A. Zobbe is worthy patron.

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Cumberland chapter, 515, O, E 8 will |Z hold a Pather's day program Wednesday. June 12th, Brothers Ey will also be = observed.

Members of the boys’ and girls’ choral | clubs of Technical high school will prej ent a one-hour program at the Brookside park community center at 8 p. m. today.

Annual jastalistion of officers of the Cervus club wi e held Monday June 10, following a Hae, at the Lincoln hotel.

The Indianapolis chapter I of the Vets §rans Sommities 1

toda to diss ai pM to be held in Des Moines June 14, 15, 16. Queen Esther Son ter 3, O. E S§ will | meet at 7:30 p. m, iday at the Masonic

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rv widely known men who found Ihe couple identified themselves their way into Hoosier hearts sat|as Donald MacGregor of {at the speakers’ table at a special| Moines, Ia., and Zola Baker Peak dinner-meeting of the Indianapolisjof Indianapolis. Medical society last night in the

On one hand was a wizened and smiling Irvington doctor, Dr. Walter | P. Kelly, in whose behalf the dinAfter 40 years of

he is retiring to his Connecticut

In a nearby chair was Alvin N. “Bo” McMillin, the white-haired football genius who led Indiana university's squad to the Big 10

| First Evangelical church will meet |S {at 11 a.m. Friday, June 7, at the|= {home of Mrs. J. W. McIntosh, 1527|= =

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= Pung WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1946

Er Held Under Big re In Probe of Home Robberies

woman were held a pla bonds today in county Jail charged with burglary and larceny pending further | Questioning in a t series of rth side residen burglaries.

BANDITS PROWL STREETS HERE

Numerous Robbe Robberies, - Assaults Reported to Police.

Bandits, burglars and prowlers yere busy on Indianapolis streets again last night, Arthur Browne, 1235 N. New Jersey st, sald two armed bandits jumped on the running boards of his car at Washington ‘st. and’ State ave. last night and took *his billfold containing $40. © A -young mother reported that while she was awaiting the return of her husband from work last night, an assailant forced his way into her home in the 4000 block, W. Michigan st., and criminally assaulted her. She sald she was asleep in the front room and was awakened by a man who threatened to kill her if she screamed. Mrs, Edith Welshams, 4021 E. | Michigan st. reported she found an 18-year-old youth standing in the front room of her home yesterday.

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They were brought here last night on criminal court capiases from Washington, Pa., where they were arrested yesterday on a traffic offense. An investigation of their automobile there revealed jewelry and clothing estimated at $12,000. Several of the' gems recovered were identified as part of the $3800 loot stolen May 15 from the home of Leroy Sanders, local tax attorney, at 5151 Washington blvd. . MacGregor has admitted seven “jobs” in Indianapolis and is wanted for questioning by police in Louisville, Denver, Cincinnati and Chicago. Police in Washington, Pa. reported MacGregor's car was stolen in California.

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WOMAN RUN OVER BY TRUCK TO LIVE

DETROIT, June 5 (U. P.).—Witnesses . claimed today that the wheels of a one-ton truck trailer carrying a ton of structural steel passed over the body of 100-pound Catherine Kudzin, 23, who lived. Doctors reported the woman in serious condition, but said preliminary examination disclosed no major injuries, She was thrown under the truck when her coat caught in a wheel.

She sald he explained he had come to talk with her daughter. But when he fled she found the house had been ransacked and money | taken from her purse. William B. Hagan, 57, of 6121; 8. Illinois st., reported that while he was walking across a vacant lot near his home last night. three men attacked him and took his billfold. There was no money in it. Police cruiser squads surprised two youths attempting to enter the rear door of the Davis Cleaning Shop, 2112 Roosevelt ave., last night, The suspects ran and hid in some weeds but when police threw flashlights on them they shouted: “We give up.” The suspects gave their names as Robert Stewart, 31, of the Roosevelt hotel, and Raymond Murrell, 20, of 1246 S. Capitol ave. ¥

NAME RUBUSH CLERK OF PLANNING GROUP

Richard M. Rubush, 116 8S, Audubon rd., has been named chief clerk of the Marion county plan commission by county commissioners. He will take the post of Theodore Schory, who has been promoted to county building commissioner, suecceeding Claude E. Hixon, who resigned recently.

FIRM HERE CHARGES PATENT VIOLATION -

An Indianapolis firm which manufactures a “plasmatic therapy”

health instrument filed suit in’

circuit court today asking .$25,000 damages from H, A. Lindstrom. The firm, known as the Physicals Medical Instrument Co., which cone tends its device will cure some diseases ‘by producing heat in the thuman body, charged Mr. Lindstrom has been producing and selling & similar instrument in Indianapolis in violation of the company's patents. The suit was filed by Frank B. Knyvett, president of the Physical-Medical Instrment Co. State Also Sued The company has two other law suits pending in county courts. A hearing was to be held this afternoon in circuit court on a .suit brought by the company asking the state board of health to make a public statement approving the sale of the company’s instrument. Another suit pending in circum court asks damages from the state board of health on the ground state officials injured the firm's business in public statements the “plasmatio

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