Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1946 — Page 11

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ARKADELPHIA, Ark., Nov. 13 (U, P.) ~Willard Pollard, 25, is a sound sleeper, but for years he has been troubled by somnambulism, His habit of sleep-walking had never brought him harm or trouble. He would just* awaken in another room or find himself walking around beside his bed. Monday night Mr, Pollard dreamed he was being attacked. In his sleep he lashed out at his assallant in self-defense. Then he woke wp. Mr, Pollard was standing over his only daughter, 4-year-old Brenda

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FIRE RULE STAYS AT TERRE HAUTE

Tragedy Fails to Swerve City Council.

P.)~Sherift John Trierweiler of Vigo county said today the city of Terre Haute was “legally right but morally wrong” in refusing to extend fire protection to suburban areas. Sheriff Trierweiler's followed action by the council last night in upholding a rule which prevented firemen from answering alarms in suburban districts involved in an annexation squabble. The districts included Highland in Harrison township where a baby

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City Attorney John M. Fi told nearly 100 neighbors of the william Wilbur family that no action would be taken in the controversial issue until the state fire marshal completed an investigation. Mary Ann Wilbur, 21 months, died in the blaze. The father and a brother escaped and her mother and another brother were away from home, Firemen said residents of Harrison township had fought an annexation plan and fire protection had been suspended by the board of public works, Mayor Vernon McMillan, returning hurriedly from a Canadian hunting trip, said the board would make no statement until the fire marshal reported to Governor Gates | on his findings in the case. “What if there is another fire?” a Highland resident inquired. Mr, Fitzgerald replied that “the city cannot be mandated under state law to send apparatus beyond the city limits.”

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PORTLAND, Ind., Nov. 13 (U. P.). —Officials of the Indiana & Mich|igan Electric Co. said today that {work would start “immediately” on la 33,000-volt transmission line from Dunkirk to Portland to supplement Portland's municipal electric plant. Portland civic leaders believed {that the city's acute power and light problems of recent weeks {would be solved with the addition of 2000 kilowatts of electricity to | be supplied by the utility.

SHORTAGE CAUSES LAYOFF

COLUMBUS, Ind. Nov. 13—Approximately 250 employees of the radio plants of Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc., were laid off this week because of a shortage of material. Company officials said the plants would be reopened next week.

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SEEK DIVORGEE'S BODY IN QUARRY

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Times State Service BEDFORD, Ind, Nov. 13. -— Authorities today prepared to drain a quarry hole on the east edge of

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W. Hayes and Bedford Police Chief Lowell Simmons said they would

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girl died Saturday in a fire that] |

Sarong’s okay, fig leaves are not . . ..so says Kaye Horan, 19, Radcliffe college junior, who balked at wearing only the fig

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leaves in her role as “Eve” in the Harvard college club's production “Creation of Adam.” The | daughter of Rep. Walt Horan of | Wenatchee, Wash, Kaye wanted to wear flowing robes, but com- | promised on the sarong-like garb | pictured above.

LOCAL BRIEFS

The Ways and Means committee | of the Sahara Grotto auxiliary will hold a pitch-in luncheon at 12:30 {P. m. tomorrow at 4107 E. Wash{ington st. The general house com‘mittee of the auxiliary will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs, Ruth Burkdall, 5845 Julian ave.

The Palermo Brothers, ItalianAmerican evangelists, will hold {services of preaching and gospel | singing nightly, except Saturday, at 17:30 through Sunday in the Salva- | (tion Army headquarters,. 26 B.| Capitol ave, |

A stag party for members of the | Country Club of Indianapolis will be held at 6:30 p. m. Friday. The program will be in the charge of R. J. McDuffee, entertainment committee chairman,

Delaware st., will ‘leave Nov. 20 to join her husband who is ath army | near Tokyo with the U. 8. 6th army air corps. |

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ABINGTON, Pa., Nov. 13 (U. P.). —George F. Lang, 57, president of the Full Fashioned Hosiery Manufacturers of America, died in Memorial hospital here ‘yesterday. Mr. Lang suffered a heart attack at his home here Monday night. As

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