Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1947 — Page 22

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Damages in excess of $25,000 resulted from a fire which destfoyed the Charlottesville elevator yesterday. Cause of the fire is unknown.

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NEW HOME — This is the new home of Mrs, Laverne Barnes and her children, Wayne, 5, Judy, 3, and Harold, 2, at 2853 S. Rybolt ave. Thanks to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the poverty stricken family no longer needs to worry about a place

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The road to happiness finally had Laverne Barnes and her three children Because of the sympathetic neigh-

borliness of a group of civic-minded Mrs. Barnes

It is an unpretentious little place {at 2853 8. Rybolt ave., but it is wan

Superior Judgé A. A Scott took [Inside =a glowing ~warmth that Tilden’s plea under advisement until comes only from good deeds. Tilden pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency-of

Husband Died The road to happiness was shut off a year ago to Mrs, Barnes. Her husband died of pneumonia. He didn't have much to leave for his | 22-year-old wife and the children. Mrs, Barnes took the family sav{ings and moved into a small trailer home in the 2600 block 8. Rybolt ave, There she and the children struggled for existence with a little financial aid from the Wayne township trustees. . During that time tragedy struck another blow. The youngest child, Harold, 2, became crippled in his

Searched 2 Days Mrs. Barnes asked a woman to take care of her children for several days while she went to Indianapolis to find work, She had been gone for two fruitless days when the woman called the sheriff's office and charged that Mrs. Barnes had deserted her children, Learning of what the woman had done, Mrs. Barnes gave up her search for a job and rushed home so that she would not lose the youngsters. Turned Into Street In May the land on which the trailer was located was sold and the Barnes family was turned into the street, That same evening Mrs. Barnes suffered an attack of appendicitis and was taken to Long hospital fur an emergency operation. Her appendix had ruptured by the “time 1 |$he reached surgery. . When. she left the hospital ‘doc-

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careful. She would be unable to work for a year, they said. Meanwhile Deputy Sheriff Mark Simpson, who had heard of Mrs, Barnes’ plight, took the two uur children Wayne, 5, and Judy, 3, to his. home. Harold was sent to the George Champion home for crippléd children, Committee Discouraged res Presse’ rage came to the ate

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the Mdrion County council, VF.W,, which was being activated at the | time.

After scouring the city in a twomonths’ search for a low-rent house all the members of the committee— Mrs. Lee Burkett, chairman: Mrs. Rose Casto, Mrs. Carl D. Elliott, Mrs. Howard Chambers and Mrs. Ernest Hahn—were discouraged. Finally they heard of a veteran who had bought a new house and was willing to sell his property at 2853 8. Rybolt ave. at a reasonable price. They bought the house. Mr. ahd Mrs. Burkett worked every night for a month renovating it. Newspaper and radio appeals brought furniture, food ahd clothing, Gala House Warming Yesterday the tiny home was ready for occupancy. The committeg staged a gala housewarming. |

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crossed the threshold of their new home for the first time.

The committee will file a final report the last of this week and work on a new project will be started. The Barnes are settled peacefully and have a year’s lease and a great faith in mankind. As for Harold, he is still at the home for crippled children. But" members of the Shrine are investigating to see if he can be

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him to a hospital in the East for treatment.

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of the V. F. W. housing comn Mrs. Barnes while Judy stares Left to right in the welcome line Hahn, Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs, ers and Mrs. Rose Casto.

Biggest Plane Passes First Test

SEATTLE, July 9 (U. P)~The

world’s largest and fastest post-war airliner, yesterday completed (its first test flight over Seattle. Company officials pronounced the test highly successful. The huge, torpedo-sheped, fourengined craft remained aloft for one hour -2¢ minutes with a gross takeoff weight of 100, pounds, 35,000 less than its maximum gross. The ¢raft has a cruising speed of approximately 340 iniles per hour. | Test Pilot John B. Fornasero said he flew the stratocruiser on yesterday's flight at about 260 m. p. h. He said he reached an 11,000-foot altitude in what he described as an “uneventful and highly satisfactory ight.” The craft has a double-deck constriction. On the upper deck 80 passengers “¢an be accommodated. There are ldunge and cargo coms partments on the lower deck.

Match Fires Gasoline At Wreck, 16 Burned

CHICAGO, July 9 (U. P.).—Fifteen children and one adult were burned yesterday when a bystander inadvertently tossed a lighted

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