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Ask Open-to-Public Peace Negotiations By CHARLES H. HERROLD United Press Stafl Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 11.~Union leaders today proposed open-to-the-public peace negotiations in the five-day old telephone. strike. They said they would appeal difectly to President Truman if the plan were rejected by management. With present conciliation efforts

“for the first time” with the doors wide open to press and radio,

Report ‘Final’ Offer

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Walter B. Haislop Il Four Months

Walter B. Halslup, general sales manager for the Diamond China &

of four months.’ He was 52. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Haislup lived at 157 E. Forrest blvd, He was a world war I veteran and a member of Broad Ripple | post, American Legion, and North Methodist church. Mr, Haislup had been employed by the manufacturing concern for 35 years and had been general sales manager for 20 years. Surviv are his wife, Mrs.

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Haislup, all of Indianapolis. Services will be Monday afternoon in Kirby mortuary. The Rev, Dallas Browning, pastor of North Methodist church, will preach and burial will be in Crown Hill

Thomas H. ‘Endicott “Bervices for Thomas H. Endicott,

Frank E. Howe Frank E. Howe, a retired farmer, died today in his home, 619 N. Denny st. He .was 76. Born in Stilesville, Mr, Howe lived in Marion county-25 years and was

& , “ . described as its “final” offer for |} pd Chel Sout SI Joins B red Furnitur @ |o member of the Stilesville Chrissettlement, with the key long lines| Sil iiiis sandesias a 14 yor, nobis Wan shires, union. The minor represents about will have charge. ' a ’ Services will be at 1 p, m. Sunday | 20,000 of the 335,000 strikers across in Moore Mortuaries Peace chapel. te cn srr mes sv paler Dies Here mu visein su: Governor M. E. Thompson of K Jia sftein abody, Violinist, and . Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Jen- ol Georgia intervened in the strike in | Mrs. Oscar LE Thies, Yg say Joseph Livingston, retired presi-|nie Howe; two daughters, Mrs. Lu- proger Channels’ To his state by summoning Southern (Huss snd Mrs. Ruth Wood will preside dent of the old Capital Ratan Purn- cile Keller and Mrs. Esta Harbough; | This was infery or Bell Telephone Co. officials to a iture Co., died today at his home,|® sister, Mrs, Nellle Smith; two TRANSONIC MODEL—Gene May, veteran Los Angeles pilot, the ig infespesiod a 2 slap at The Te conference. It Was assumed that mest a1 5. m. "Tuesday at 01s B° 10th [019 E. 87th st. He was 82. biwthens, Ceargs and Fred Howson, holds a model of the Douglas ‘Skystreak,' transonic plane that he Tyndall, who = Yelused ars dl newly el My, Themyuoa, who favors mite |, > Dorothy Jenkins will preside. A native of South Bend, he came |8nd one grandchild. will pilot in high speed tests at Muroc Dry Lake, Cal, sometime [his entire administration to make a diner m national basis, would offer his serv- oe Si Jn Jo go arty 8 arts Hearing Society Here iz month, eg eh APA Sah fces as mediator, Hata %e|of Notre Dame. Before becoming i » P. SRO Slaia n ; society. It follows the lead of the |L Schmitt, secretary, and Henry J.|organization, Officers to be ei, to GR El Tr poy | Changes He Name [or ne 106 off i i, my np SS SP utility anti-strike law under which| Queen Esther Chapter 3, O. E. 8. wil Ey a Members of the Indianapolis So-| chapters in adopting the new name. |and treasurer. bers that qualified party workers |parter, vice president; celebrate lia “ith ‘Suniversery with uf 80 acturers. 18 years ciety for the Hard of Hearing have| New officers are:.Dr. H. Latham | Elected to the board of directors|will get city hall appointments | McVeigh, Siovernus Alfred 3. Deisioll ordteed “Ems Eiinal je wocty “sates 6%: voted unanimously to change the|Breunig, president Dr. Alan L.|were Mrs. Ksthryn W. Griffth|when approved “through proper (M. Sherer, secretary | Sean telephone facilities. Three | 73 ellis, patron. was 8 member of the Indian- name to the Indianapolis Hearing'Sparks, vice president; Mrs. Earlland Dr. Leonard S. Earhart, channels.” ‘Harold Deem, sergeant

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