Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1947 — Page 13

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Mailman for 35 Years

Remembered by Friends David E. Reynolds Given Farewell Party; Now He'll Catch Up on Fishing By VICTOR PETERSON David E. (Todd) Reynolds is resting today. Yesterday hp walked his last wage-earning mild for the federal government when he turned into the Newbauer Department store, 770 Indiana ave. 3 Waiting for him were a host of friends to whom he delivered mail on the same route for 35'; years. i Yesterday he found out what they | —————————y—rv really thought of the man who had store, acted as master of ceremonies projected himself” into their lives and called upon State Sehator Robas he brought letters of sorrow and ert Lee Brokenburr and Max Darm-

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Joy—and bills the first of every /standler, postal superintendent of|

month. |carriers, to speak. ‘Customers’ Remember Him | Among those waiting to welcome on the man who carried the mail him were Mrs. Hattie Knox and! Called Ideal Citizen Miss Phyllis Waters who had traced| genator Brokenburr spoke of Mr. his route earlier in the week just to Reynolds as an ideal citizen while see if the people wanted “to do/Mr. Darmstandler said: | something for Todd.” “We definitely are going to feel his They did. loss at the postoffice. Of the 550

It was high praise they heaped!

Besides a billfold, his friends gave Indianapolis carriers, Mr. Reynolds him almost $100 to put in it. There/was but one of seven who acted as also were articles of clothing. {instructors for new men.” But in the mail carrier's eyes it! Just what Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds was easy to see what pleased him who live at 2721 Highland pl, are most was that in the 35 years he going to do immediately, they have had made friends who never would not decided. f forget him and whom he never, Only one thing is certain. Todd| would abandon. {has decided to cdtch up on all the Jack Newbauer, part owner of the fishing he feels he has missed.

lin 200 feet of a school.

Poseyville Legion Bar Is Refused

resentatives of the Indiana Anti-| Saloon league appealed to the A. B.| C. several days ago to investigate the situation. They said part of|

Suit Challenges

FOND FAREWELL—Friends of Mail Carrier David _E. Reynolds crowd about him at a "goodby" party in the Newbauer department store, 770 Indiana ave,

| as he finishes his last delivery in more than 35 years. Shaking his hand is Mrs. Hattie | Knox. Robb township residents and rep- the right of her husband.

To the left is State Senator

Robert Lee Brokenburr, Mrs. Reynolds is to

voking the dealer's license on the|a new amendment to the state ground that he entered into a dis- liquor laws in the legislature this year. The amendment prohibits a t J eriminalory - agreement. with ene any dealer from exclusive contracts

| The Alcoholic Beverage Commis- [the school’s playgrounds and gym-| y . {brewery, on distribution of beer. sion today refused to grant a liquor |nasjum had "been ruled “out of! S orl | The A. B. C. revoked the whole-| The hearing also involves a test license to Poseyville's American poyhds” by K. B. Stevens, the '® T° WF

Legion post. jtownship trustee, in order that the The license was turned down Legion post be permitted to oper-

efforts of the township ate a bar.

sale license of Leroy W. Jacobs,'of the A. B. O's authority over

A hearing to test the power of Gary beer distributor, after wit- business arrangements of out-state the State Alcoholic Beverage com- nesses testified that he handled ex- brewers with wholesalers operating

clusively the products of the Fox in Indiana. Brewing Co., Chicago. / a

between the post headquarters and A. B. C. with an. affidavit saying in Indiana was started before all| Attorneys for Mr. Jacobs argued SPEAKS AT MOORESVILLE

Poseyville high school. {the gymnasium and

Marquis Legion post was rejected L. E. York, Anti-Saloon league ob-

its grounds five superior The application of the Oliver were not officially school property, today. Arguments were started on an tory agreement with the Chicago speak tomorrow on the grounds that a permit could |servance director, presented a copy appeal of a Gary beer wholesaler brewery. not be issued to any premises with-'of the deed to the grounds, show-!from a decision of the A. B. C., re- |

court judges here that there was no proof that the E. J. Fricke. lay leader of the Indealer entered into any discrimina- dianapolis Methodist district will at 7 p. m. at the men's banquet in the First

The whole case was based upon | Methodist church, Mooresville.

2 Se ii, ii _- PAGE Poland Seeks Ban GOP Desperate, Marshall Is (al Feeney Says Pu ny On Germ Warfare |..ne ess co Wall SE Wants UN fo Outlaw se em si seme oom

. . ml Use of Bacteria | “Henry Ostrom

Moscow Paper Again (GOP . county! Raps U. S. Policy

LAKE SUCCESS, N, Y. Oct. 2|chairman) must be desperate when WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. PJ (U. P).—~The United Nations, it/he has to dig into the political The state department has received (was .learned today, soon will be graveyard and haul out this old- from ofr Moscow embassy high {asked by one of Russia's chief allies|timer in a futile attempt to make a lights of another bitterly anti to start negotfations for prohibition case for the synthetic Republican' American Soviet magazine article of germ warfare, nominee to whom he refers as a which ‘describes George C. Marshall, Polish’ officials said they would 8reat business man,” declared Mr. secretary of state, as “a dreadful old make the opening move for discus. Feeney. man , , , the Shylock of Wall sions of international machinery to| He said the “against big business” Street.” prevent bacterial war, {label was fired at him by George The article, written by N. Pogodin, The step promised to have far-|Jeffery, GOP city chairman, was published in Moscow's “Literary reaching repercussions in the Unit-| “To whom does George refer as Gazette” a week ago. Just seven ed Nations Atomic Energy Commis-|being our local big business?” in-/days earlier the same magazine sion where the negotiations, if they quired the Democratic nominee, |published an article by Boris Gorare held at all, must be conducted.| “Is it the select.few who foisted Patov comparing President Truman Besides plunging the commission this nominee (Republican nominee With “the little corporal from into a field even more complex than | William Wemmer) on’ the unsus-| Munich,” Hitler, atomic control, the germ warfare pecting: Republican party and are Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, negotiations probably would have|now having trouble selling their|U. 8. ambassador to Moscow, vigor= a profound affect on the one-sided | dream to the rank ang file. ously protested the Truman articie psychological balance which ‘has | “Is/it the same group which spent as “wantonly libelous.” He deplayed such a vital part in the!more than $50,000 to nominate him manded. without success that the deadlock between Russia and the!in one of the most disgraceful Russian government officially dis West over atomic energy. | tines in the history of the Re-/avow it, Presumably Gen. Smith's Plays Big Role publican party?” Nominee Feeney only action in the Marshall matter The United States’ apparent | vas - seri Bishiighi oe 3 hoe to monopoly in atomic energy has |¥he cepariment wiihod ermmenl;

played a big role in atomic negotia- Identify Traffic Victim Referring to the Marshall plan for tions. {ald to Europe, Mr. Pogodin de-

This country has consistentiy| AS Resident of Goshen scrived its author as a “dreadful oid lined up a 10-nation majority] BATAVIA, N.Y, Oct. 2 (U. P) — Man, a Shakespearean shylock, reagainst the minority of Russia and{A man identified as Leonard A. vengeful, unmerciful, insatiable in Poland. : Shrock, 31, of Goshen, Ind., was in- [Dis greed . . , who even threatens The fact that America is sole|jured fatally last night when a jeep ‘© Surpass his classic original. owner of the bomb and can dictate|he was driving crashed into the| “There never was a ‘Marshall its own terms has been responsible|rear of a tractor trailer outfit on|P!an’ but there was a Shylock plan in part for the majority support. |Route 20 near here. |—usurious, greedy and pitiless,” Mr. With bacteriological weapons it is| State Police Sgt. Charles E. Cobb, | Fogodin wrote, different. who made the identification, re? MGR rr “Everyone—I repeat, everyone— ported that Willlam Larkin, 35, Ship Movements has bacteriological * weapons,” one Salisbury, Md,, driver of the truck, By UNITED PRESS scientist stationed at the United escaped injury, Ship movements today: (Nations remarked. “I have seen | Cobh: Marine Masher. from Iban lsome of them with my own eyes- -|veloped devastating way of killing Media, from Liverpool. ’ one, just a bottle containing enough people, animals and growing things |, PeRn rl NAY or kowAtilshota Victory, (stuff to kill half the people in the with bacteria by the time the war Copenhagen; Oheluskinets, to Leningrad, (world. fended. It is considered certain thay O*tewey City, to Bremen; Mauretania, It is no secret that the United the Soviet Union has not lagged be‘States, Britain and France had de- hind in that field.

asked.

; J. A. Mowinckel, to Aruba: Agwie , to San Juan; Cape Ann, to oPrs Limon; Cape Race, to Havana, Frances, to San Juan; Mount Whitney, to Cristobal,

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