Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1947 — Page 19

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‘Branded’ Traffic Violators Are Behaving, Judge Says

170 Given Black-and-Yellow Windshield Tags Fail to Repeat Offenses

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20 (UPI—A traffic fudge who “branded” 170 habitual trafic violators with big yellow-and-black windshield stickers today claimed 100 per cent success

a with citations. “The repeaters particularly both-

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them took the probation. tried to get rid of the stickers. One had an entire new windshield put in. He was sent to jail.

WABW to Review

Expert Watch & Jewelry Repairing

casts of Butler University football games at 8 p.m. Monday. A 30minute broadcast of each Saturday game has been planned for the rest

and sports announcer for the

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contest will be held each week to

tried to use a knife,

TONITE, 5:45 to 6—30¢ SPENCER TRACY

“Stanley & Livingston” Tasirie “LES MISERABLES”

BARGAIN SANDERS "Nite

Neighborhood rhood Theater Directory

Burt Lancaster—Yvonne DeCarlo

“BRUTE FORCE” Zam, “ODE OF THE WEST”

| Living Costs Head to New Peaks, U. 5 Ex

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Jagk Carson—Martha Vickers “LOVE AND LEARN” Edw. G. Robinson “SEA WOLF”

NORTH SIDE * CINEMA es bo ane

“Romanss of Rosy Ridge” "UBEAT 1 THE BAND"

“LAST "of The o MOHICANS”

re y “BRUTE FORCE” LITTLE Miss BROADWAY'}

Joan Crawford—Van Heflin

MiLAND ‘The Troublp With Women’ “POSSESSED”

Claudette Colbert—Fred MacMurray i; AND I”

“THE EGG Michael Dusne “ALIAS MR. TWILIGHT"

“VIGILANTES RETURN”

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Johnny Weissmuller “Tarzan & Huntress”

Bill Williams—Barbara Hale “A LIKELY STORY"

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“THE UNFAI Jean Porter “LITTLE MISS BROADWAY"

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Presisn Foster KING OF WILD HORSES BELMONT Belmont and Wash.|

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Jane Withers, “DANGER STREET"

Dr. Benson Here On Lilly Series

son. “}* He also writes a weekly news- the fact that Gen. Clay has been]

paper column.

head Banding College.

TRAFFIC INJURIES FATAL

traffie accident near here,

BOSTON, Oct. 20 (UP)

Bob Startevant. Butler student in New England. The rain helped control the remnants of woodland sta- |conflagrations that during the past 10 days had cost 23 lives, destroyed | tion, sald a listener-participation more than $40 million in property and left 7000 homeless. Light to moderate rain—first in the six-state area in 29 days— pick the winners of the top 10 games. began falling before dawn. It was Expected to continue intermittently

Held in Pick Handle Death of Hoosier

FT. WAYNE, Oct. 20 (UP)—Police N@rdest hit states in the area. today held William A. Jeffers, 32,

{today, tonight and tomorrow.’

|

At Portland, Me, Weather Fore- ing attempt. Huntsville, Tenn., who was accused {caster Ernest Kliemann said the | The experiment-dubbed “Project of beating Ray Switzer, 43, of Ft. /T8in8 would mean the “end of the, Cirrus"—was announced after the Wayne, to death with a pick handle, /iré Bazard in the state.” _ Police said that Jeffers admitted.

| | clouds.

cen esse Recalls Long Feud of Harding College, Searcy, Ark, g was scheduled to speak at 5 p. m.| * today at {he fra fail mesting of the WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (UP)~—

in 38 states is directed by Dr, Ben-

. A graduate of Oklahoma A. & M.|A year ago last summer he tried e, he served more than 10/to get then Secretary of State years as a foreign missionary. He|James F. Byrnes to agree to let him returned to the U, 8. in 1936 to|get out.

CONNERSVILLE, Oct. 20 (UP)—|to release the new increased level Albert Bowling, 26, died in Fayette/of industry plan for Germany was {Memorial Hospital yesterday of in- held up by the State Department juries received last Saturday in ajafter a vigorous French protest for

Rain Ends Forest Fire

08 W. WASH. ST. Claypeel Hotel Mids. || oo 4i0 ciation WABW, Indian-|

‘Hazard in New England

Downpours Come as Preparations Are Made for Dry Ice Experiment

Heaviest rain, the Boston Weath- shire in event little rain was reler Bureau said, would occur in|ported there. : [Maine and New Hampshire—the| The scientists had readied two B-|

The rainfall began while Army, able” presence. of suitable cloud beating Switzer last night in a rail- Navy and General Electric Co. ex- {formations under favorable temroad section gang bunkhouse alter perts waited at Schenectady, Ny Y., to|Perature conditions. an argument in which Switzer had take off for a possible attempt to] Army and Navy scientists said |bring rain to the forest fire areas the tiny pellets of dry ice set off of Maine by dropping dry ice into formation of ice as they drop|

Reports from Schenectady did! cipitation. LAST TIMES TONITE, 5:45 to 6—30c {not indicate immediately whether | The difficulty of the experiment {the experiments would be called off was demonstrated yesterday when |—or whether they might be shifted, two similar attempts failed in Masito another area, possibly New Hamp- |sachusetts,

Clay's Plan to Quit

o Gen, Lucius D. Clay's plan to retire as military governor of Ger-

light again today on the long-stand-ing feud between Gen. Clay and the, State Department,

Gen, Clay's announcement at a {press conference in Berlin surprised jofcials here who thought the gen{eral had won the current round {with the State Department dur/ing his recent visit to Washington, |He left here only a week ago to resume his duties in Berlin, -

There has been no secret about

unhappy in his job for a long time. |

The Clay feud with the State De- | partment reached a climax early last summer when Gen. Clay's plan

not having been consulted.

today ended the forest fire hazard

"1 Army bombers for the rainmak-

| weather bureau forecast the “prob.

through the clouds, starting pre-

2208 GA- that today the cost of BM I yA record levels—is headed for gp 213ly na new peaks. The department reported that average retail prices for the “basic” odities bought by city families increased 1.2 per cent between miduy and mid-August to a new all-time record, It said higher food prices were the “chief contributing factor” in Army Offers Trucks the increase and added that pre-| liminary reports indicate food prices For Yule Mail Service went up another three or four per] The Army will co-operate this cent from August to September. A spokesman for the department ment by lending motor vehicles to said if these preliminary reports postmasters for the transportation are accurate the cost of living | of civilian mail during the Christwould “almost certainly” be up “at least another 2 per cent” when final figures are tabulated for Seplem-| area, which includes Indiana,

ber. | The department said that,

| controls were scrapped.

Pilot Frightened | Foxes o serve a three-year term on the Death, - Sved for $25, 000 board of directors of the National

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Oct. 29 Dealers at the annual convention ~Frank Vanderlind sued an air-|in Cleveland, O,, recently. plane pilot today for frightening] Mr. Knoerle, owner-manager of

his foxes to death.

| Mr. Vanderlind, a fox farm own-|q retail tire dealer for 10 years.* As {er, charged Pilot Louis Whittal desig

| stunted low over his farm. He said | four HOther tones Dethrs Far ads the Indiana independent tire !@ned and killed 14 of their young. ! | The mothers were so unnerved | hey had to be destroyed, he said. - Mr. Vanderlind sought $25,000] 1. DEATH NOTICES

damages.

_ Restaurateurs Begin 1 Tox Evasion Terms

NEW YORK, Oct. 29 (uP) -— Park, | Priends” may call any time,

|| Henry Lustig and his nephew, BE | ow of | the la late Pred 5. Ba assed wi || Allan Lustig, convicted of evading a &" Buchanan’ M Mot thary ryiee rianner

{of the Longchamps restaurant] Friends may call at mortuary. |chain, left the United States Court| CAIN-—Donaid Lee infant son of - - | House in Manhattan today in hand. ny nga Dale. Cain, passed Sin An = use| CUTTS for the Lewisburg, Pa. federal] Thumday. 1:30 p. m., Conkle Fu-

prison.

Henry "Lustig, former head of the Friends may call at funeral home. — we |TeStaurant chain, was sentenced to assed ay Monday ev ening,

four years imprisonment.

|svbew was to begin a three-year| Mrs’ Paul H, Miller of Indianapolis

oon Seon Party

The Pleasant Run Post 144, Amer- er bth i6an Legion, will sponsor & Hal-| FOXCorh, Wo awe W fuher ot loweén party tomorrow at the new| John ssley Pox, Mrs, Grover Kirk, post home, 1352 Madison Ave. Jo- Barnes, Harriman, Tenn, assed sepht Schober, past commander, is| & “Buchanan Mortuary, | Thu urgdsy. : ark,

in charge of arrangements, LODGE TO GIVE SHOW

SUBURBAN

A gM arnoss

Doug. Fairbanks, Jr, in Technicolor

in| tions for vehicles to the Postmas- | general, prices went up on all major| ter, Baltimore, Md. {living essentials, except house fur-| The Army Department said post- | | masters will have to shoulder the, It said that by mid-August, aver- | responsiblity of calling for and re-| {age retail prices for the: commodi- | turning the equipment as the Army | | ties bought by city families were|cannot supply drivers. {62.6 per cent above the 1939 aver- ———

|age and 20.3 per cent higher than Tir D {June, 1946, just before most price e ealers Elect

| nishings, from July 15 to Aug. 15.

{$3 million income tax in operation Bm Priends invited. Cremation

A one-hour vaudeville show, “Var-| Gilkey. ‘mother of Fora Gehie, sity Varieties” will be the feature| Srandmother of Le Veme Hum of a Halloween party to be given by| olis, Mrs. Bernice Barnes, Mrs.. Flora the King Pharoah Junior Lodge,| {OX snd Leths Montgomer mor I00P, at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the} Utterback, entered into rest Mon, Qdd Fellow Hall, Pershing Ave. and| *7.* Joo. "Funeral Home, '1834

| COPENHAGEN, Oct. 20 (UP)~— #44 N. Tem empie husband of Anna

th lower chamber of the Danish par-| hd Mca. Laurs Burgess of Bvan liament was cut in half today by| children ‘and two gros t-granachil-a general election. The Social| passed away day Friends may Democratic Party’s domination was Sie Eon 5 RE as ¢ ny. "5

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20s 1 grits 7, ht the lonosphere promises good re.| g&reat-gran Away

ception of shortwave radio broad- py | ~ HS Mantien Safty for the rest Of the Week, e hr : AD THE gL national bureau of standards re- End og in« , ports,

erts Say

year with the Postoffice Depart-

mas season. Postmasters in the Second Army

{should send their individual applica-

C. L. Knoerle to Board

Charles L. Knoerle was elected to

{Association of Independent Tire

the Knoerle Tire Co. here, has been a director of the association, he

{dealers as regional vice president. A ———

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Indianapolis Times, Wed, “Oct. 29, 47 BAIN_Jonn William, 726 8. Mount, +1 0, beloved husband of Martha Bain and brother of Ida BpiLi Hannibal and Arthur Bain of California. Servi ursday Soo m., wv aprier' Bros. est a avei, 002 ichigan. Burial Moral

BALZ Nina, of 2254 Park 4 Ave. wid

4 - Buchanan Crematory,

D AN-Louis, e 87, 060 EB. 21st

st, father of Rot Edward Toiliman, Prankiin Ind. Roy Dillman, Indianapolis, and

and brother of Mrs, Lavine Brown, "Banta. Bervices at the Smith's Val ley U, B. Church Thu 2 p.m, Priends invited. Burial + Pleasant, Fijonds may eall at the J. C. Wilson of the Chimes, 1234 Pros-

Knoxville, n.;' son of Mrs. Steve

am Interment Floral ends invited. ends may call At mortuary. GILKEY Carrie L., age 86, residence Whitcomb, widow of Samuel

mel and Elmer Gehle of IndianapLouisville; mother-in-law of Homer

Crown il. Priends may call at funeral home.

GILLMAN George E, 70 years, of

aide Gill

Ww. Gillman man, Mrs, h Pendergast 4 city »

dren, brother of Ben Gillman of oy

2p Baral a faesvial 3 Urars

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

many next year focused a spot-|

Beauty Softens Sorrow

Express Your Love. and Sym. pathy in the Most Under. standable Way. ® THE ALLIED

FLORIST ASSN.

of Indianapolis

Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere

IL. DEATH NOTICES

HURT Nellie x 5051 B. New York 7 beloved mother x ol ore A. "Marcy he | randmother ‘Theodore Marcy ter of Mrs. Estelle Rulon, od"

+ 1:30 pom, Fron Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 3377 KE. Washington nS Burial Memorial Park, Friends way all at Jrving Hill any time afte p.m ednesday.

mggan. —Henry M M., 2223 Churchve. passed away suddenly Monday ae racan: beloved husband of Alma R. Ingram; steplather of Everett, Vearl Rad John Mmpeon, Puneral services Thursda pm st the Charles R. Mc Carty ‘Mor ary, 2815 Shelby St. Friends Invi Friends may call a at the mortuary.’

LAUCK--Charles y M,, age 6) years, of 2478 8. Delaware, husband of eo Lauck, father of Mrs, Louise ayer, Mrs, Elenore Bailey of Sieh. , u

he d n John Albert, Celia Lauck and Mrs. Agnes Mueller. Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 8. Meridian, aRursiay, 9:30 a. m.; Sacred Heart

Cemetery. Members of Holy Name, Knights of St, George, Knights of

Columbus and St. Francis Ald so- ,

cleties will meet 8 p,m, for prayer.

LYNN"Daniel H. 1143 Broadway, entered into rest Tuesday, age 61 ears, brother Alice Blsughter and Mrs, Daisy Irvine. Services Thursday 1:30 po m, =» Peace Chapel EB. Michigan St, Friends are welcome. Burial Andere son Cemetery. Moore Mortuaries MARSHALL—Thomas Alexander. beloved husband of Oatherine BR,

cite bn passed away at his residence, . and Macpherson Aw, Monaay. oct, 27, at 11:30 p, age _T3 yea Funeral Orinsieiner's Pu. poral’ Home, 1801 E. New Yo rk St., Thursday, Oct 30th, 8:30 a. :

Burla: ‘Holy Cross Cemetery. MemHol¥ Name Society will meet Thursday, 8 p. m., for prayers, PEARSON _Bertha. | np E. Merrill, the m. Friends may cal Saged ary . olin Ylneral Home, 1 any time. Service Thursday, 3 from the fu gl TR Crown Hill, Frie

LEY —Bm —Bmma Ts, the late aig 4 Willsey, mother of Florence Jones and Delbert tl 4h sister of Mn, C aries Pred ette, ratdmother : of Delbert and Donna oy, Pas away Tuesday p. mm. Ly may call at the Tolin Jorsl me, 1308 Prospect St. er ay. Service 1 day 1 138 p. m., at the funeral home snd 2:30 m. at the New thel Baptist urch. Interment Crown Hil Friends invited,

td my

inti

and Mrs. Rar, Wilmington ger:

p at Peac Chapel, 2050 ". } diohi an SC Priends are welcome. rial Washington Park. Moore Mortar.

WOLF—Val ©. peloved husband of r

tine Wolf, New York City, passed ’

away at his residence 1022 N. Hamfiton Ave, Tuesday, t, FN at 7:30 A. Mm, age 76 years. Funeral Orin. steiner's Puneral Home, 1601 EB. New

York St, Priday, m.; requiem high mass, Bt, Philip” Nort Church, 9 Friends invited. Burial

Crown "Hm Cemetery. Friends may call at the funersl home after 6 p.m. Wednesday.

3. CARD OF THANKS

BRIDGE — To our lovely friends, neighbors and relatives, we wish to express heartfelt thanks for the kindnesses, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended to us at the dea our wife, mother and sister, Bessie M. Bridge. We also ‘are grateful to the pal hg Bro,

Secrist, Linwood Clipe, and the,

Shirley Bros. Central Chapel and attendants for their a ul services and all courtesies shown us at this time, FRED A. BRIDGE and CHILDREN. COUGHLIN—We wish to thank our relatives and friends for their kindnesses and flowers, and the Rev. Pathers James Jansen and Paul Courtney of St. Joseph's Church for their words of comfort at the death of our Uncle John Coughlin, also the Grinsteiner Puneral Home for their thoughtful service. ~DANTEL HENRY, BARBARA and MARY ELLEN COUGHLIN

4. IN MEMORIAM

HARDING > In loving memory of Fralk Harding, who passed away

Oct. 1041 »

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Lost Pisck Tong-haired female. BxJostimg lite shy time, Crooked front foot. seen. at ple High School. Call MA-87T76.

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1423 Prospect. 0. LOST & FOUND

hr on south side of “alt, male beagle; 13 in. Black blanket. Tan trim, turning gray. Wearing collar, Nameplate bearing name of Park Wallace, of Coatsville, Penn. Anyone with information please contact M. D. Coocley, GA-7100 or GA-8811, Liberal reward.

BRAND-NEW Stanley portable, safet saw, stolen from sh Mass. Ave, Oct, 4 Liberal 8 id for recovery of same. CH-1618,

ToST—8hort hair, reddish brown part chow, wearing harness, wa enceville (Ill) tag. Lost Bun~

. day, vicinity of 46th and College.

Reward. 4450 College. HU-8090.

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B-4834 CA FOR WE ls 13th. Lvs .

ANIA, 1011 N,; nice large room, double bed; meals optional. WA-8181, n habs ee ; Pg VT rg -Sxshangs FL 0d “oard, 1018 6. Tall. LW ROOM in private home, (win beds, fast peive Ba meals, 430 N. Arsenal, near Tech,

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2030, hey couple or 3 Ides. (ood wy front rm, downstairs. MA-

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Food Machinery Corp. Recent purchasers of the Fall Creek Ordnance plant

are transferring Persad to Indianapolis, We need

apts. and houses on a rental or ledse basis. These people have been carefully selected for this transfer - and are fully responsible, Some are interested in buying. Call Mr, Clauer, - TA-1563,

RESPONBIBLE established matured businessman and wife badly need 3- or 4-room unfurnished modern apartment; prefer north of Fall Creek, garage desirable; . both work 5-day

* week, no wear and tear, no pels, ne

Arties; A-1 references. Call RI1-3613, [londay through Priday, 8 to 4:30 p.m.

3-Bedroom lower apt, Suburban Gi “Sreetive family of 4; best reference; $88 to

$126 Call Mrs, Hartley, Severin Hotel, RI-8471,

house, double, or apartment immediately; als of property guaranteed, 15 years “oh 1908- home, Best of references. CH-1066-R.

~ EMPLOYED COUPLE Ex-marine, wife, adult daughter evicted 3-3-room apt, fum., unturn, RI-6888.

= Oouple—No o Children Desire 3-3 Joon furnished » k ph Leg reside: Good rent or t place "Th. 1368. Mr. Amacher. sales m Tr wants Automobile lo rent 3.vedroom house or double, north. Bag Ty,

17 Years last location. Adul Cashon, PR-2398 or HU- thes.

We Have Eviction Notice

Do you have 4 or 5 rooms to rent s veteran and his family. “Please eall Mr. Von Burg, MA-4098.

6 MO, ADVANCE RENT 4 adults need 5-8 ~room unfurn. house. ne. URGENT—8 0 rooms, furnish: or unfu iene north preferred. Call Rl-1u3 before 5 p. m. BR-4T56 after 5 POLIC -OPPIGHR and loyed wife, no children sxcellont ed 1 ences, want apt, RI-5455, H1-45 Mrs. Cox. LOOK Want to rent 4-5 rm. semimod. unfur. Refined, steady employed} 7 years one house. Refs. OA-3305 WAWTED—3- or J-room Ww unfuraphed rtment, West side Jefe child ren, no pets, no drinking. PR-3623

WANT unfurnished 3-bedroom house, ui little girl 8. References. 4 ‘$ OR § ROOMB—31 $i with WestCall at 222 N. Beville after 3 p.m.

YOUNG couple, children, want 3-4 gn. 8 ay No sharing Pietne. Mr, Wilson® LI. Ross, 8 30-4 p.

PLO couple Be “ire, want pt or smal east. sharing, please. MAOH, We i ment — Rental Bervice. Allison ‘Realty Co., Ine. RI-2368 22, MOVING—STORAGE

BURNETT & BONS, transfer & y storage. CH-T961.

Rent a New Car or Truck By the Hour, Day, Week or Yearly Contract “We Pumish Rrarything But the Opposite the Lincoln Hotel 39 ¥ «Ave, RI-1313 House oved

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