Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1946 — Page 2

THE IND] ANAPOLIS TIMES

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SATURDAY, OCT. 5; 1948

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GARDENING: Advice or pels, Cherry Fanciers— NAZI TRIO FREE w R $s 1 P It's Ti to Set Fr Jit Tre ASHINGTON USSIA PLEDGES : By MARGUERITE SMITH TEMPORARILY (0- OPERATION ook AFTER WE'VE HAD one good| A Weekly Sizeup by the Washington hard frost is the best time to set 16 Convicted Men File | nr (¢ [ {out fruit trees, except peaches, says| ; Y » he! Peace Parle m SL Dunn, 5937 Rockville Td. Mr. "- Mercy Appeals Staff of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers y Com issions Dunn, Jor ho years principal of . ! a re Complete Work.” School 52 at King ave. and Walnut NUERNBER: : ; ! 3 st, was interested In ‘fruit even The U. S ith Dg AL (Continued From Page One) : (Continued From Page One) New Ct before he retired from teaching— day released Hijal : w “ever since I was knee high to a| Hans eased ihnim Be haa aa Bn 2 er Seg a Re} ining + TAY Joose A blast against = milson Albus Wil get note Contin duck, over 60 years ago,” he said.| would not be arrested by any Ger- senate. To date members of bd 2 artificial limbs goon. The decision was reached without His advice for the backyard fruit aan authority ® He's sent an investigator to check Gen, tancier—first, don’t set out even one Eo authority “until further no-| Rockefeller family have poured | reports that improvements rec- a two-thirds agreement, and Russia lor two trees unless you intend to Acquitted oY $15,000 into Republican coffers, | ommended by the commitiee on served notice she would reopen the By R end to y ‘the international and Ailsa M. Bruce of Pittsburgh entire question when it reaches the ; "ltake care of them, The cost of war crimes tribunal , | prosthetic devices are not going | United P Steelman has stepped in in an at- ne. the ti it al , unal this week, they | daughter of the late Andrew Mel- | into actual production of arti council of foreign ministers again. SAN FRA tempt to untangle negotiations in jpray og we We h Jakes. really had faced arrest on denazification| lon, has contributed $6000. From | ficial arms a legs. That ap Three times within the past 48 sands of A the nation-wide maritime strike, it ruit than to oT i When I mueuily Dr a en rs Cullen, ot | style limbs still are ‘turned out | Peni® iis TTL BH Ct SO OF Sonyention . ) pen, was s ouston, Republican candidates | beca reparations ues. It lost its ate h ‘was disclosed today. ~ suggested that many a backyard in Nuernberg prison awaiting al- - use they're cheaper. 1f the mpt Fi vay dome urces said Mr. Steel- |gardener likes to raise seaches and most certain refusal oO 8 got $15,000. Big-name Democratic | reports are true, Gen. Erskine will tempt to give Greece more Italian national co Reliable 50 f his plea| contributors intlude CO. V. Whit- reparations than Yugoslavia, to cut ; “cherries so he can be sure they are to enter theg British Th o: get rough. Many men who lost | : fith, Union! man is meeting today with Vice peg ripe and sweet, not in the EIR Sat gine] of Now York, W000; Samuel | vas while fighting With him on | "in Jepargiions by one-uhird seek a prog Adm. William Ward Smith, chair- pag green stage that makes them Schacht and Frorarii Hees Tefused| Cioidwyn, 33500; Me, Joseph E. | Sipe, Guan, IW0 Jims, are sul Vi TU Brgarien teparayions Ress inclu man of the maritime commission, 1 | impervious to joltings on the road Eleven of the 12 Nazis sentenced Davies, 3410. unable to wear limbs more than 7 ge Per AEE braining. discuss the situation. to market, Mr. Dunn agreed that to death, and five of those who re- an : day 8, me. Extolls Commissiof The, 28th Ba a he Ma you might get your reward in sat- |! ceived prison terms, have filed ap- Battle Margin Rule Justice department is getting | Mr. Vishinsky was in a mellow week-long : Plant, secretary for the Pacific|isaction, peals to the allied control council RECENT STOCK MARKET ready to crack down on oil pipe- (mood at the 43d and final session criticism o American Shipowners, denied re- = a» lat Berlin. crash has touched off drive | Ie companies which joined in of the Italian political commission, head of ti ports that west coast ship operators| go IF YOU insist on picking ripe | Ernest Kaltenbrunner, sentenced| 38ainst 100 per cent marginal re- JSomsent decree Several Years ago He made a lyric speech extolling the tion, and. : have relaxed their opposition 10 fruit in your own backyard, “buy to death, and Baldur von Shirach| Quirement. for stock purchases when faced with triple-damage |Virtits of the comission, and four-month union ‘demands for union security. |trees in your own locality,” says land Albert Speer, both y laid down by Chairman Marriner suit under federal law against |veered into a vein of gravity when training in At Pittsburgh, streetcar mafor- MF. Dunn, You get varieties bet- [to 20 years in prison, were the only| S- Eccles of the fe deral’ reserve rebates. Decree fixed ceiling on |he promised Soviet co-operation in partment’s on Jue. ow» back-1o-Work| ter sulted to the climate. . Then buy |defendants who did not appeal be-| board of governors. {| profits. FBI has investigated com- \WOTM affairs. months. proposal an e city's power strike, only the small first year “whips.” {fore the deadline expired Drive is headed by Emil pliance over long period. We have had our differences in The .10hi hiv day, appeared No NEATer por the older; larger trees are more | The attorney for Hans Frank | Schram, New York stock exchange ‘4a ° Hs commission,” Mr: Vishitisiy gram also ERLHSHISHS, tiued Wn the motion): "ik WY Uaiiplanting Year, [claimed that His Eminence Michael | President. He charges refusal to Pirst-rate row over, rules |R US EU Eoin dived mad of picture industry at Hollywood, and old trees “take hold right away” | Cardinal FaulhBber, archbishop of | let traders borrow 50 per cent of for procurement of federal airport |° P° itical understanding. We do of atomic | Ty i y k and grow fast. Don't be misled by J. L. Dunn, 5397 Rockville rd. . . . he has had 60 years experience | Munish, had appealed to the coun- their funds from brokers has re- | funds is scheduled for public hear Jom T65cLin the same way to evehia Investigatio} among transportation Workers &t|.gvertiing that urges quicker fruit-| raising fruit. cil on behalf of Pope Pius XII for| sulted in bank borrowings and , "on Bre TaPenioe i me Vora: PORte Olam, 0, any Chisago ing of the more expensive two and| peach t nould be no Jess th {mercy for Frank, Walther Funk, over-counter purchase of unlisted ing Rov. | before till peronguiics | “The Sovie, Union, however, ? Mr. Gris er major developments: three-year-old trees, a sack frees 5 ou Se no ol an Slimate : “Youll just have to fight Karl Doenitz, Arthur Seyss-Inquart| Stocks. Mr. Schram hopes to find administration. - State and local Stands behind the recent words of of world. wi ONE: The U. S. employment Prepare the soil “as you would to par you have a|disease that much longer in the sea-|and Albert Jodl, Frank has b ally in Secretary Snyder. H airport officials will protest CAA (our great Generalissimo Stalin and service's Pittsburgh office Was | raise any good crop.” Make a deep UAT BCTG JOU 03D Syusess in son." | converted to Catholicism gn RFC chairman a iid ruling that airporl construction the Soviet delegation is determined on swamped with applicants for job- | wide hole big enough so you €an more fruit by setting peach trees ” =» =n [is imprisonment, Court aE derstands the Truman adminis: plans must be passed on by dis- |!© consolidate the work of this cone predec T, Jess pay as the number of Workers spread the roots out. “Don’t put in betwee apple vi Peach trees| HE'S pessimistic. about sweetisaid no such plea had been re-| tration. trict and regional CAA officials erence, so necessary, however dif- H ah made idle by the power strike rose, jot of trash”, that is to say, straw Wi in aeyage Lis o = years | cherries, “this isn’t the climate foriceived; Vatican City sources| ' Stock market break worries ad- before federal government puts | ferent our views” a ii to 135,000. or ;manure, in the hole. ~THere’s| wie tress o¢ 30 e by thé | them.” but he raises excellent plums, | Would not ‘confirm or deny the re- miflistration as much or more | JT. its half of funds. They want | ry TWO: Rep. John S. Wood (D. nothing lke barnyard manure to| are farze: A favorite apple is Little Benonie{”™™ sian meet Jamin. But Schram | 2o0S) Withou, strings. <0aA nes phil Ga), chairman of the house un- fertilize trees but “put it on top of iy . “The apples are small N bddy explanation of causes is chal- pee ona) 56 district offices 1g ex- YA HOSPITAL GETS the $175 ar Susesioan 8 vities Summit, ar- the ground after the roots are Jracpes are tHe exception i would bay th Lid : yi y lenged here. Instead of marginal | © ite action, over the “ vi ollywood gin an in-|tramped in.” Then the roots will the fall planting rule. Because © y them ull they found CPA 0 K Uading requirements, some of , hie FIRST A 1 : { , - world vestigation > - movie sr Jo have better contact with the soil, Hels tenderness they are best set in| out how good they were. Now every- | ‘i % cials blame large stockpiles of un- Feud to Be Bared P TIENTS tions a etermioe BL nspired by |still get Jull Rivaniags of the|c8rly spring. body. wants Little Benonies.” sven inventories, labor difficulties, Investigation of the veterans’ The temporary U. S. veterans’ ad ing the fin: subverst : manure, When your trees are set, get &| Another pointer: If other delays in production which ini : oy Dl Ge : Of the 683,500 idle workers across . spray schedule and follow it. Horace |or peach = pen J Jou: vherny seem to foretell drop in profits. housing program by Senator Kil- ministration hospital at Pt. Hare a red jhe SAlGN, Ghiy lee Were Se IF ANY ots are broken trim Abbott, gardener's friend, will Send |istic dripping of gum from the trunk nn gore's committee will put empha- rison has, received its first group tion that « rest weic Yo a oe Sem Jak. Sek he tree two or|you a schedule exactly right for our|that betokens borer, sprinkle paradi- Drs. Conant and Compton have ‘sis on drainage of scarce’ mma- of patients. mittee to | bs ho ={L ches y i y 14 y , A i a ’ : : BO Ee Swing we tsar Paamboation of To ott Wallen toutiy | ehjorbesene 01. outs for averse’ BUiling, Repaic. Work fol Duel dews chalemanship of terlals into commercial construc- | It Wis opened oMcially yesterday Sinisa rhein. - made 500,000 idle idle. ; . S tree” in a trench 1 to 1%: atomic energy commission, and tion, It involves feud between |for the care of Indiana- veterans Which Stell frank Wil Show ins Je 1 Thirsery a oe of Feat inehes away from the trunk. Cover ‘Cost $61 0,805 David Lilienthal is mow likeliest | housing expediter Wyatt and CPA until a permanent structure at the ing the tax of P g , “It's one of the | with a little soil, let the fumes kill , prospect, despite Senator McKel Administrator Small I. U. medical cent a year. x ; back to w S ; cKel- : er can be built, : HH ') RICH, SPORTS es on ipehee, - pe arpa Reaches, has a wonderful|the borer. Mr. Dunn says a liquid| The civilian production adminis- | 1's threats. Senator Robert M. Committee will find a six weeks’ | First patient to be admitted was Two Indi {x h) Aig Me ty Sow, ] bv Ravor ane novel falls Jul Belle preparation now on the market, also [tration today announced approval La Follette Jr. has been offered | 138 in restricting non-housing Emerson Martin, 40, of 631 Hudson named to La 0 <5 ing and picking later on ory: But don't plant te eaches in this Shcve, is a little simpler to use,|of 25 applications for construction| Membership also, hasnt yet ac- construction permitted start on | St. 8 world war II veteran who executive 1: THe 1S DEAD ; | But. dor p will not harm young trees. and repair in Indiana during -the| cPted: thousands of non-essential struc- |Teceived a medical discharge from convention, {Contin ' Page One) Rl a Will S k Th d H pay Srsek. The projects wold cost L Wl : igh Pon mew hotels now he a hor I ov Panam = Tage eeqa VYvi pea 1 N A ousands 805. eaion May C . g up along Miami Beach.) wed shortly by Travis : unt At the sa t gq n ay ompromise Committee decision t a i Rawlings, 50, Trafalgar, a world national Ju Indianapolis department and . ted same time, the Indiana| pegpite the firm fight put 0 IgaIre Tv : Ope wat Tw ) : : : . district CPA office said that 30 ght put up at | into housing steals the play from veteran. Others admitted included 0: Ind BE th BS epuiment At Riley Program Woods for Meat applications for projects costing a for four months’ | many house members who have Clarence B. Brown, 57, Indianapo- MORE the | + handgu og on .0 Fenwick Reed i pea $850.178 were denied during the| { 8 military training bill, look | been using issue ‘in their cam- lis, world war I, and George RB, to serve wit gu, ; T , assistant to the! : |" The mea shortage has sent thou- | week ending Oct. 3 or American Legion to accept | paigns, promising to sponsor in- Corydon, 25; Indianapolis policeman, of Detroit, | oyameral services will be held at|president of Indiana university, will sands of new hunters into the woods| The approvals included: army's six-months plan if a show- | vestigation if returned to Wash- | World war II Gwendolyn N oT yeuday at the Flanner & speak at a program Monday given in search of game on the hoof. Stetson Properties, Inc, Gary, down comes in- congress. ington. When all facilities are available retary, and ul mortuary with burial in|, P Cc oe B Bel d rev} off : Point is, Legion wants universal x = = at the Ft. Harrison hospital, fo treasurer, t Crown Hill. The Masonic lodge will y pupils of Clemens Vonnegut oison ase efore Gran Don Hughes, director of the In-| Place provuition facilities, $47,500. | training bill and might be willing B ; BS aya op a), rmere a school, 740 E. Ve . stikow and John H. i * $e yo } ital, accom= argr new Shae, of James Whi Tay 8. In hosor Jury Monday. | diem state fish and game division, | Carrol, Munster, business building, to eOISPPOM Ing oh. the use issus. g Ingh Is Big Issue modations will be provided for A bonus Born in Wisconsin ames tcomb Riley s_birth- announced today that there was a|$9000. v gooseiary Palietoon may ask If WAA is trying to duck final about 600 patients. receive a $5 Born in Madison, Wis., March 10, WY cried . (Continued From Page One) [sharp increase in the sale of hunt-| Purdue university, Lafayette, re- i | re = responsibility for deciding who reaching 50 1860, Mr. Habich came to Indian- yuo Aone Me takes care of the children, putters | {6 8 an fishing licenses during Sep- pais Solis building, $10,700. explore need for universal mili gets Big Inch surplus pipelines by COMMUNAL CENTER Sewn, Seat = r . Lee Jones and - Eons T i i rom apoli§ when he was 15 and took | honey, principal; about the Rowers in the garden, | To iughos said the revere trom] looke, Pt. Wayne. and Srancis Sug tary training. Board would . be setting up super inter-agency F. Mario | S i * ” employment with Gus Loudie, who | Miss Laura Gise, 3 SIX] S15 OR Hk Toe er, watching t ® | licenses. sold in September was| station for veteran, $2600. Peliernedo on Lilienthal atomic | board 0 advise” on disposal, DIRE T Hargrove, | operated a sporting goods store and | Miss Ruby Jack- que ; $10,000 higher than normal for that | Wh George L. Ertzinger, Ft. energy board, and war depart. | idea isn't paying off vet House fame here gun shop on S. Capifo] ave. A few $98 4 14 Mrs. Strums Guitar and Sings { month, Wayne, office alteration, $2000. meni, hopes Adngs would be tak- ah senate Surplus property com- |. oo Tobin, Pittsburgh’ Pa. to seek jus «Fears later ‘he opened his own store Madge Gerke, Occasionally she reaches for “my| The director added that hunters Building for Veterans Seriously. will sit in only as ob- » Legion pos - serv has be i I and gun shop in the old Cond | teachers, the sev jold gittar” and softly strums and would find plenty of game this sea Hill's Snappy Servi Kok 2 1 abl wil Justics depariment pos on Appoiiad pechtjte. a clijeved 1 Ef 0 ndee | enth and eighth - appy Service, okomo, . saps . ably refuse invitation: or send [rector of the Co 1 executive 3 ; | (son. He said“ the populati : ; mmunal bldg., 17 } « g ruling on N. Capitol ave. In the grade students _ |sings a favorite hymn. rabbits, squirrels Tor kion ry esiaurant building for veteran, Mine Doctors Griticized listener only. Army and navy are |w. Morris st. earlier decis } owing years his store was lo-|will present a |” About once a week she leaves the! up. p ants $7500. Coal company doctors will be | content to have their joint mu- . y of Mr, Hi 4 cated in what is now the. Trac- series of skits Jefferies farmhouse and goes io} Shama Cummins Engine Co. Inc, Co-| criticized sharply in the final re- nitions and petroleum boards rep- Sidney Sternberger, President dt post. The s lL tion Terminal building, then in aland musical Mr. Reed |Madison to see her lawyers and get lumbus, new building for increased| Port of coal mines administration resent them. Hie building’s board of directors, ordered cor Toom next to Hotel Lincoln on W. numbers beginning at 10 -a. m.&xed up at the Rightway Beauty] SAY manufacturing of Diesel engines | medical survey, for “deplorable Disposition of the pipelines who made the announcement, said can appear Washington st. and finally at 142| Hugh McK Landon, president of salon, at 206 W. Main st. $45,900. lack of interest” in welfare of coal | Probably is toughest nut WAA has . a Sep Tova estailishine at its next E. Washington st. the Riley Memorial association, and| Outside of the grand jury delib- | National Gypsum Co., Alexandrig,| miners. to ratk’ Decision will affect dil j10¢ Social cenier ab a separale vember. Interested in Conservation Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, per- erations, the biggest news right now VIOLATED U, 8: LAW oc w ol ns for manufacturing Wind Adm. Joel T. Boone heads | and gas industries, tankers; coal Agency OF he Community Tum Mr. Hargr Mr. Habich took an active interest sonal physician to Jr. Riley, are!ls the upcoming Jefferson county rock wool insulation, $219,500. | the survey made under Krug- miners, railroads, consumers, rs cial agencies swell. That . earlier in the year recommended y in : expected to attend. fall festival. Oct. 30-Nov. 2, inclu-| GAMBIER, O: Oct (u — SPhwanke, Lowell, new| Lewis agreement to determine the . = = ) we came to gansetvation work and was ene| yu. gjjey tomb In Crown Hill SY |Senator Robert A. Taf an in or veterans’ claiming busi- | Steps necessary to provide miners | es Baler h ot ue organizers of the Indian-|wili be decorated and Riley hos-| SOme practical joker placed Tots ~~ =Falp-R. 0-98. | ness; $3000, | “with medical, housing and sani- ot Economy neighborhood houge serving all resi. member - px Bpolis Gun club and the Marion] pital for children will be open 10 name in the popularity contest. serted today that the Nuernburg Templeton Coal Co., Inc. Terre tary facilities conforming to rec- Federal works agency is finding dents of the ares, It has been oper. dominated” County Fish and Game association | Visitors. sponsored by the local Kiwanis club | VAT Gites - sflals “Wioisted.. ue Hatle ou BYSPRISIION Pant in new A Soiversion Of DAIFRCKs. ald otnier Ne en SOUT Senter pres: Jerr which has since been take v| The children 0 no In connection with the harvest fes- fundamental principles of American | ™0¢ 88.000. gave report the preview in a Bos- wartime structures: into college ed years, Nationa D OVEr BY | ung "singing ‘of ‘Theres Always & Song |UVAL The contest is sponsored law,” that a ma a0 Clifford L. Striegel, Gary, repair| ton speech last week before pri- | classrooms is costing more than My. Tobiy Nes been director of i the State Conse 80 | po n cannot be tried | Resolut, fhe Slate C rvation department, | Somewhere’ by ine intermediate choi yearly “to pick the most popular for breaking a Jaw which did Jed drug store, $4500. vate group. rew buildings. PWA isn't per. | T° Hove House at Pittsburgh fof the Ww Hor partment with BAY ne ie Bes ing presenta; will participate in cnsu. {girl in Jefferson county. |exist at the time of the “crime. Bou’ James - F. Osborne Nappanee, He charged: Doctors rarely, if | mitted under Mead act to erect ee TT BS a separate fr days. . early Ruth Andrews In a" dlalon wei Br ced] “Oh, it was just a joke—we had| Mr, Taft told the Kenyon college restaurant building for veteran,| Ever, §C into mines to see condi- | new facilities, must use war sur- I iio 1 * Joes! Sationdl national se Mr, Habich was a Chase and Ricardo Mendes, “The Rivals’ | withdraw her name under the | conference on the heritage of the | an tons under whith pétients work, | pluses, i Bo Pure called for: Scottish Rite, the i as aie hg speaking by the “6B verse choir |Circumstances,” said Contest Chair- | English- -speaking peoples and their | Anton Kobe, Gary. build service) do not promote or teach frst ald, ow B Solis ae ¥ mare a ONE A , the. % . A. : sonic Blue lodge. He dlso held — Ale Fand “Bee Bag by rhe Orpliant man R. E. Davidson, | responsibilities that the conviction | SHa\OR tor veteran, SU500. fave only asta) Djeresl a Bue BURNED INV EXPLOSION : - tary rdiin - resentation af “A c e , Sewa s . . 3 bership in the Athenaeum, and the Paty Thie" he Sore: mga Brown, OVERS : of ie 11 men at Nuernburg “will be | milk and Wage supplies Rhowen: William Caster, 3520 N. Capitol DEMOCRAT KICKOFF SET to four mo 0 1 ar Y » former Social Turnverein, Bitation st" An. Tmprompt Fair Thi | EAS RECEPTION 2 blotch on the American record) Veteran Resumes | mse. ave, gutteied silgit burs lash nigin | Rep. John Spargmen WD. Al TWO: A Survivors include two sons, Mar- | E565" I siid Af DUE TO. REMAIN GOOD RE | When WSS palyt temovér he Wes will speck s\ Bramsville Trurstay the army, t n M. Habich and Gus Habich Jr.; | 8% wilt Teel i Ph question whether the hanging D 4 | n +i Prob Arti fic L bs using at Inland Motor Co., 1133 N.|night, opening the Democratic cam= THREE: a nephew, Dr. Carl Habich, and a |sni. Warner, Lefoy Picoks, Be: bara Bry. cer By Science Service yf those who, however despicable, enta ractice| rrobe Imicial Limbs Meridian st., exploded. Police emer- | paign in Vanderburgh county, Dem= pr = niece, Miss Margaret Murt, all of | id, Frayer Perfect™ by the intermediate WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. — Good|Were the leaders of the German | Dr. Melvin M. Klotz, Indi Maj. Gen. Graves B. Erskine, |gency squad gave him first aid at|ocratic State Chairman Pleas Wy as Indianapolis. J Lr reception is promised during the People, will ever’ discourage the| lic dentist, has be iF janap head of re-employment and re- 'the scene of the explosion. | Greenlee announced here toda Hp Teas YEMEN GETS U. next 10 davs for radio enthusiasts Making of aggessive war, for no one of v LIRR en ischarged y. FOUR: E: Wa Ee A L S. ENVOY {istening to shortwave broadcasts, makes aggressive war unless he aftet three years of service with Search 0 OLDFIELD’S WIDOW The TON, on ct. 5 (U. P).— particularly those following North | hopes to win.’ ' the army dental technical fi tortasl ea Stats as opened Atlantic paths. No storms in the! About fhis whole (Nuernburg) SOrps end hes re- : 2? A FIVE: De IS GRIEF- STRICKEN the tiny kingdom of Elapons Mu Joncspiere are expected to disturb Judgmens” there is the spirit of a Sy Uininrhilhon radio reception until a week from |VE ce, and vengeance is seldom ice and Red sea, birthplace of the Queen of Mond i practice at 83 W ix ay, the national bureau Tustice.” | % I | War. BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Oct. jionhe standards state: ] Westfield blvd. o Hy ates. TA SIX: A (U. Po graduate of pit P iy gle Widow of auto fi Mai — OPA CHIEF ALMOST the Indiana. uni- : Jerime of Barn eld, who re-mar- or Mer di +h p JOINS HIS CRIT versity school of enough to « ried him 10 months ago after a eal ooie ies ICS dent 8 : sep- 1 entistry, Dr. EVEN: f aration of 21 years—was in seclu og ny Klotz lives at 79 TO THE materials di - WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. — Bes sion today, too grief-stricke -M mb f Atki B d - WS sutield 9 ensign ' -! n . make funeral arrangements. » e er O Ins-boar MoE a WhOlReE- 10 {ak Br Rios U0 He Is mar EIGHT: | Mr. Oldfield, ; r to take] : ried and has * “ abparently aig 3, Set yesterday, | ‘Major Meredith Poole, purchasing (a i. or cut my throat,” com- | child. Dr. Klotz was or Triage 4 Sram a8 “a rebral hemor- | director and boaid member of E. C plained ’ wisecracking OPA Chief | . otal Yelens rl . C : Wakeman general hospital for. 20 Attendants at Pierce Bros. Bever Atkins & Co., died yesterday in his Paul Porter, after an unudfially bad months. : : J NINE: Ma ly Hills chapel, handling “| home, 102 W. 44th st : ‘unday of golf at.Burning Tree semssmdiaiabio ee ases consis ' g the fu- ’ st. He was 65 lub ’ ’ ' national def neral said . di up. g n e Mrs. Diane had not x Poole was a lifelong resident Advised Mobilization and Recon: BROTHERS INJURED TEN: Ex) ments, arrange. of Indianapolis. AR employee of Yersion Director John Steelman, | IN TWO-CAR CRASH or 0! wansport The chunky, cigar-chewin $ 0 years, he was on't put that to a vote,’ |" Drury Piskering, 21, Issaquah; Other na ’ g driv-|a membe i h ; | , . er, Wins name was a synonym for | club. F Of the Atkins Pioneer COP and ‘Tne Chicago Daly News, nc. | epee h 8 oR i sondition al ON THEIR were Richa - speed an earlier generation of| He began a: hn v hospital today following a Baton Rou Sato raciug fans, was the first man | company Wig uve vil ne PITY THESE THIEVES | twoscur_ueeident on U.S. 40 ‘mi Sharkey, Sa ‘to drive : : roug Mitth a mile a minute. various departments to the pur- NEW YORK, Oct. 5 (U, P) —-T jtthoetes rd. , Brown, Nas He went on from his 1903 record | cha¥ing position. In 1945 y thieves who i )~The| Mr. Pickering was a passenger in Dervishian, a mile a minute to set a mark of [recipient of the Atki a as sot in H stole a black Cadillac|a car driven by his brother, Robert, winner {fron 173 ‘miles ‘an hour at Deyiona |stuadsd mer award Tor his part in sedan in Harlem early today had which. crashed into the rear of al Martin B, B Fla, in 1910, then conquered | the progress of a Bop Ris pare in Seite? keep going. Its owner is| car operated west on U. 8. 40 last | . all vice com or Ad record until he retired | had been id SOMBRNY. Je pretty sore—and he's none other [night by Ernest Allen, Cumberland. A. L. Rus hag president of the Atkins | Major M. Poole than Joe Louis, heavyweight boxing | Robert is in fair condition at the 1 chaplain. avings and Loan Co. since 1040. | A .iive pall Yor u champion | nospisal. 5 Established December 7, 1896, the branch proSetvives Monday yallbearers for the services . te | Tn VICTIMS WILL | Mr. poole was a member of North A Alkiin, 0. Series so dar : grom has grown until today there are. twenty SAIL AL } M E arAT SCENE Both Saist Siren, Mystic Tie lodge |shall Haislup, all of .ndianapolis; 1 b hes h 3 SPECT Nfld, Oct. 5|the National js Mura Sheine and, airy Wilson of Washington, Pa. A LESMAN ® oo o ranc is ousing 06,560 books with on annual Bob Pitti A ation of Purchas- and H. E. Inge Gg ; 4 who were |i 7. Ingersoll of New Castle. | | guard for | vh ng Agents. : ind. Honorary paliberers wil be || to sell Manor : : » circulation of 1,542,368. school, was “Brie,” Wow’) ee his wife, Mrs, Ber- (K. W. Atkins, H. C. Atkins, Frank o sell Manor House Coffee to retail grocers. Product ! \ hip at City » a . ; : tat Poole. Rew Casio: ee Xe. Neuver, Maurice Collins, Don Potter, to be backed by local newspaper and radio advertising. rr > : lowing the . Poole Olson, Hinsdale, TIL, = CI he Salary, bonus, expenses, and depreciation on car. Ap- er 14 i? y : ; : | IE hi dd ne 3 n- in x i ¥ . = rles Hi re Srandelilares,, uric and|nington, . Harold Rohrer, Francis plicant must own car, be hetween 25 and 35 years old, | bon rd., also ; are ' ew ; . ‘ : Visa : " lL Dx hei at astle. | Shepperd, W. R. Chapin, John A. | and have experience in calling on Indianapolis grocers. . 4 & injuries at t dav in Fl Ba m|8t. Clair, W. W. Jamison, A. P..l For appoint ¢ ; ; >. o-y % ’ turned from Milvnsry. 3 Ee & Buchanan|Hamard and Loyd Beckwith. all ul appointment, call Kendrick. or Steele, Severin re gir ; He told hos) EE | urial be in Crown of ‘vow Yor and A..P. Galbraith Hotel, after 10 a. m.. Monday, October T. a spectator : ew an, N.Y ’ , . ' r : ae : stumbled on 5 ; x = 2 = x - com y “ . Fo hs at sry . - - : ps : :