Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1947 — Page 18

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CHICAGO, June 20 (U, Pl Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan gathered his judicial robes about him yesterday and declined & of water from a highball glass.

: grass skirt painted on it. The girl ‘The second. grea greatest TEs cod crest was entered as Exhibit A ® A lawyer for the Briar-Strafford

| volley today. Residents fought des- When he poured a drink the grass perately to save their crops and skirt: disappeared. homes. The company wanted an injunc- | Hunireds of families, who Had re-/tion to prohibit the postmaster!

{fused to leave, were ordered out! general from barring the glasses {of endangered areas. Thousands of from the mails. The company said | +{men fought ‘on the levees with the” postmaster general was arbi-| {hands and shovels to barricade the trary. | {|zich farms and river towns from the

Assistant U, 8, District Attorney, flood. {John P. Lulinski took a drink from South of Quincy, Ill, where the the glass and said it was “obscene.” feet last night, au-| He quoted company advertising, | an evacuation prob- | which sald: lem. |" “Highball hilarity. You drink. Despite warnings that the flood their clothes right off their backs.” crest would be as high or higher] The judge said that from a legal than the all-time 24.1 foot record point of view, he had no jurisdic- ! set by the great flood in the same tion. area 10 days ago, some 2500 die-| Me | hard residents refused to move, "Scout Troop 64 | Zero Hour Tomorrow | Sheriff Clifford W. Windsor of Marks Silver Jubilee | Pike county issued a flat order to. Boy Scout troop 64 will mark its’ evacuate promptly. . He promised 25th anniversary with a camp and that he would post guards to pre- program on the lawn of the Lynvent looting. thurst Baptist church over the week- | Most of the die-hards were leaving end. | the area today. The predicted zero, The troop is one among 26 of the hour. for the flood ‘crest's surge 300 units in the Central Indiana against the weakened Sny levee council to have a silver jubilee. protecting the area was moved back The community has been invited to Saturday morning. ‘Army ¢ngi-'to attend the pitching of camp neers said it would pass Keokuk, at 3 p. m., displays and exhibits of Iowa, today. scout work and the 8 p. m. camp-

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An estimated 20000 persons fire session tomorrow. The troop already were homeless in flooded will attend the Sunday ‘ morning areas, as the mighty . Mississippi worship service in the church. Adult scouts of the troop, the lands and washed into the Missouri Central Indiana council and friends. river towns of Canton and Hanni- are expected to be present at the!

!2 p. m. Sunday birthday party. Damage $30 Million {There ‘will be a giant cake with 25 Col. William N. Leaf, district engi- burning candles. neer, arriving at Quincy to super- | Marvin Wells is. scoutmaster of vise the flood fight in that area, tfoop 64. “conservatively” estimated Missis-! Ate pape p——— sippi and Towa flood damage this Salvation Army Band

ear at million. . Tis esimate covered the is. To Play at Ohio Session sissippi from Dubuque, Iowa, te fhe| The 30-piece band of Indianapoiis lower end of the*Sny district, sume, divisional headquarters of Salvation 70 miles below Quincey, It did not! {Army will play at an organization include the destruction wrought by | meeting in Chautauqua, O, this ‘the Missouri, which army engi- weekend. neers said had flooded more than! The meeting is to be conducted a million acres. {by Commissioner Ernest I. Pugmire, | The floods have ravaged crops national commander of Salvation | ‘and delayed planting iy Tilincis,| Army, brothet of Lt. Col Herbert | Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri. | Pugmire, Indiana state commander.

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