Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1947 — Page 14

_ THURSDAY,’ IAN. 23; 04 i

‘Stage Polio Benefit Show ey ouere Ste. Catal ne Bagiurs Hull, tap supredie; : : aylor, Mari Marvin Beisel, Bob Minton, and : ‘At Brookside Saturday (anna Fullen, Marilyn Arbuckle, Ted Dick Oliver, magicians, a, Dick An infantile paralysis benefit will Worley, . Joyce Dehnbestel, Allen | Wehrstéin and Tommy Adoock, sax be held Saturday night in. the Smith, John Bruckman, Carol Arn- (soloist. Brookside community house spon-|holtér and Pai Kennedy. ‘Members ‘of the. Shortridge and sored by the Dramateen theater| Entertainers are Herman Lohss, | Howe basketball teams will be guests and the Jive Hive, : Hawallan war chant; Phyllis: Bolds|of honor, ”

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The board yesterday tabled a re-| quest by builders of the huge private housitigd evelopment planned for a} site on E. 38th st that the public meet improvement costs. Providing sidewalks, curbs, streets and sewers for the 629-unit project| - to cover 57 acres would cost amj estimated $253,307. -| "Hoard members said they felt it} would be unfair to taxpayers and would establish an undesirable precedent. Total cost of the project is estimated at $5,550,000. It has the largest mortgage ever approved by

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O'NEILL'S WORLD PREMIERE

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 23 (U. P).— | : : The New York Theater Guild an- | Select the Genuine Registered

nounced here today ,that Eugene \ : Se . . O'Neill's new play, “A Moon for! . k N KEEPSAKE Diamond Rings! i ANG DLA This Certificate of Permanent Registration and

the Misbegotten,” will have its world | premiere in Columbus, Feb. 20. Guarantee . . . Is for Your Protection.

== | =r =INDIAN Music co = 1 PACIFIC BOUND—A} the invitation of the war department a group of eight

newspaper editors and publishers left this week on a tour of government installations

a | in the Pacific. They will visit. Okinawa, the Philippines, Nagasaki and Hiroshima. {lll They are shown just before they boarded their plane at the Washington airport. They are front row, (left to right) Carroll Binder, editor, Minneapolis (Minn.) Tribune; Wayne Coy, Washington (D. C.) Post, e domly of Delphi, Ind.: Roy W. Howard, | Emam : resident. The Indianapolis Times: Erwin Canham itor, ristian Science Monitor; | “Keepsake” 8 (. 1 [ser 2 PS : : Robert. W. _ Reed, ra City Star, and E. Z. fier Sin Sun, and (back Diamonds » 8 | pe pather Special row, left to right) Maj. Walter King, liaison section, war department public relations Bre priced -. leo SRST RY Priced at section: Ralph J. Donaldson, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Sevellon Brown, publisher, rom $62.50 Ded EER $25 to $2500

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Thousands change groans to grins. Services for the Rey. Carl A. Hirschman, former Indiana Evangeli- | oc Pires; sent 19 relisve Ancounlors

| cal United Brethren minister who died yesterday in Dayton, O. will be Thornton x Minot cline. peieinine | beid at 2 p. =. Saturday at J Pu Evangelical United Brethren church! Jo Ch eal on: shrink sweiing | re. Burial in Thornt The Rev. Hirschman, who was 66, was a resident of Indianapolis 30 Minor's Rectal Ointmen \abel directions. | years. A graduate of North Central college, Naperv ille, Ill, he received For sale at all drug stores everywhere. the doctor of divinity degree from | mrt ia indianapolis ai Hook's Dependable McCormick seminary in Chicago. ‘row at the son's home. Burial will Before retiring last May he. in Washington park. - = preached at the Evangelical United 3 Wastin wu — {Brethren church .in Elkhart two whe Wis 32, was a ome years. He also had been a min- member of Buck Creek Christian bE] OH er: i ce.

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thy Hirschman, both of Dayton; a Advertisement son, Carl A. Hirschman Jr., student |

{at Indiana university, th- | ers, Frank, Albert and ow 0 eve | Hirschman, all of Indianapolis, and i Mrs.

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| Stirling funeral home. Burial will 14 14 1 . be in London cemetery. | 2 7 4- - 2 Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. | _——illil Edward Weaver, Acton; Mrs. Ben-| BY RY TEEN TRL] ITD fr jamin Mahley. New Palestine; Miss at! Anna Sheaffer and Miss May i Sheaffer, both of London; two sons, Earl Sheaffer, Acton; Elbert Sheaffer, London; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Pfendler, Acton; Mrs. Jessie Means, Pleasant View; five grandchildren land two great-grandchildren. .

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