Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1947 — Page 5

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3 ) N 5 8 | - State Highway Commission today| > PAL Calls Film Red Quiz |§ : ol announced ane detour had been, AT HOME gies INDIANA FOR 75 YEAR

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(Continued From Page One) | _ b The new detour is on “Ind. i : might not -start immediately, but A Pa Sl north of <Redkey. Completed are| we will have come to such a pass g: 4 two detours on Ind. 26, and one we won't be able to avoid them. h each on U. 8. 381, U. 8. 36 and “The trouble with this next war y Ind. 157. Trafic can now use U. S:| w—they'll die in Indianapolis just as, Si ; > 31 south of South Bend although horribly af they will wherever the : Sa : “travel at your own risk” signs are front is.” | SEIT WE Na RY T still posted. Mr, Miller viewed the probe of] : 8 E A Poe & \ Closed roads are: the House of Representatives’ Com-| 2 4 WR | ; \ A mittee on Un-Amg#rican Activities as the most “alarming” symptom of American life today. ; bo CL . “At first 1 thought thelr antics nd corte i were kind of funny,” he said. “As| . {and county gravel (bridge out), time goes on, I get cei frightened. CHARTERED—Pete honle e (center), siden of the Shoriridee Key -Glub, ac- | mb. 1s-North of Norn Manchester, 3)

miles over county gravel and | Yor every eight Commies they un-| cepts the club's charter from the Indianap. olis Kiwanis Club, in behalf of 60 members | wo. isu west of 's ua)

tr pas. SoumEY, they make f'the high school's club. Left to right are: A. F. Hook, chairman of Key Clubs for [Sti ogo se over 5, 41

IND. 22-Closed mn Says Publishers Next Kiwanis; Jackson Rainey, governor of Indiana Kiwanis District; Pete Shonle; Joel Had- me" seuth edge of Pennville. detour. 3

“When they get through with| ley, principal, Shortridge High school, and Howard E. Nyhan Born of the In- Sn "omy mw Hollywood, the publishing business| dianapolis Kiwanis Club. ts next. Don't think the magazines

and the newspapers can escape it.| Mrs. Wilma Beatty re sy From: Kiberty: nn 12 ies They're going to try to do the same | Ve op ers, Di . H m t 26 Road ine culvert a an (replac Job of intimidation there as they! ies. in ome a $2 Prom Yountsville to Crawfords-

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tried to do in Hollywood. Mrs. Wilma Beatty, a lifelong resi- | thrla ys “I don’t want this construed as {i iN Teens, Held dent of Indianapolis, died today in py hte ed nt RS Se-Bast fo 67, Tia miles over #1 any defense of the Communist [hes home. 2522 N. Butler Ave. She From 14 to North Judson, 24 Party. I have no use for it. Ivs|” [mies ‘over Rds. 14, 43 and 10 (construc made up.of psychopaths and jerks.|- Five shoplifters. were in police rly Beatty was a member of The State Highway Commission IND, 423% miles west of Monrovia, 4 + “But-I'm very concerned as an Custody today after they were ar rst Churéh of the Nazarene. {today announced acceptance of sruction) ¥ sunty ‘gravel (heidge oe editor when I see the shadow of a rested, four in downtown stores and

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2 gag’ hovering over the publishing the fifth on the North Side. | Survivors include her husband. 470 for widening and resurfacing Ms aver Rouds: 01. 121 sad 51 Drage flags a 19 miles over 26, county | dom of expression can be labeled the girls were arrested by a house George. Billy and Laura May: her| yow bids still are subject to|road a vestigation.” Co. while trying to leave with Indianapolis; five sisters, Mrs. Mary by county, projects and low bid: IND. §i—Closed from “I'm glad publishers bring out Were taught by the store ee Knowles, Mrs. Thelma Battin, Miss | Vermillion County — Bituminous resur-| IND. 89—8outh of Mt. Vernon, 3 miles s br u B p 8 71 from junction of Ind. 165 $A Ham Fish can get published. I don't Who fled from Steig’s Drug store at| |brothers, Billy Merrill, David Mer. |tXcept 4.5 miles. of concrete from St | “yNp 168 Prom Owensville to 41, 17) {Co., Terre Haute—$206,960. | chester, 2 miles Hho “a Ay 0 bolle! about magazines in general. | was caught in a running chase by| Services will be held at 10 a. m.| | Bituminous resurfacing and Sone ete wid- | IND, 252—Bridge out about 3 miles east | police. east Chapel. Burial will be in An-| endricks County—Bituminous resurfac- miles over 27 and county gravel Abridge “guts.” All five were charged with vag- 'derson Cemetery, Ao. Grady Bros, Co, Indian- : —$273,8 ’ HP len County — View" he said. “Todsy there 1 Ralph Gorman Dies; Suggested for Europe | ies Couns muuminous min has just completed his third—“That' . Ralph Gorman, a native of Cen- Europe, patterned after the War and concrete patching of 9.8 miles war. It will be published in Janu-| Mr. Gorman had lived here 20 posed by Sen. Homer .E. Capehart. lon Ind. 34 Testiscing Ot Jol mies;raping of an 18-year. -old South Side

out, detour extends into Ohio over 177) business. It scares me when free- Four were teen-age girls. Two of | Donald Beatty; three childrem, projects on Indiana roads. viIND. 85—From ‘4 mile north of Pine “un-Americari” by this kind of in-|detective in the H. P. Wasson &| mother, Mrs. Laura. Merril, all of {checking and verification. County nik, x om 5% bridge EW Digs at Facts bracelets and trinkets. Two others McAssee, Louisville; Mrs, Esther ders were: y. [uae of Fortiding. W miies'avet Ras, 3 aR0, lacing and concrete widening of 7.6 miles |OVer 762 and county gravel (bridge out) at the G. C. Murphy & Co. |Edna May: Merrill, ‘and Miss Betty| (ci08 8 IND. 15—North of U es over Te RTE te The fifth wit oe year-old man| Merrill, all of Indianapolis; three|in Blanford to 1 mile north of Dana, COURLY Eravel (sendricks “Golaty) mew] | Bernice north, and hetween Second and miles over 65, 68 an d A ever want 5 see chai ch 3 {34th St. and Central Ave. with a rill, and-Jimmy Merrill, all of In- Fifth Sts. in Dana: Bituminous Materials IND, 213—Southw of Mr. Miller told his town-audience pen and pencil set and billfold. He dianapolis. Hancock, Henry and Wayne Counties— construstion) ing of 5.18 mil U. 8. 40: W, L. of Edinbur The ‘majority of magazines pub-| two customers who held him for| {Monday in Moore Mortuaries North- 3 lr dy RS 248 . IND, PT ust north of Ft. Wayne, 3 | lished today, he said, haven't any| ing and concrete widening of 59 miles Out, trucks under 13 tons gross follow ). | “ The girls were sent to! reer ees SPolis—8180.30 . We used to have a dozen pe- rancy. i . 1 Benton Lr Bitamiu resurfacing | S U 1 riodicals at the beginning of this| uvenile Ald. : ‘Reconstruction Board ana “32. Jona Denner, ‘Inc. Pi. Wayne | : century giving a dozen points of) 3,802. no diversity of opinion.” NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (UP)-rAn In- 1824. Grace Construction Co. =n Kidna [ase | Author of two books, Mr. Miller| Funeral Monday . - |dustrial reconstruction board for VNyate ‘Counts — Bituminous resurfacing | | on | Winter” It's the story of GI's as terville, died yesterday in his home, Production Board and headed by algirg os, © 00 ~~ n& C0. Fl. Wayne—| LS Sletendanty charges Ly kia civilians the first winter after the 1616 E. Washington St. He was 60. prominent civilian, has been pro-| Rush and Fayette CGounties—Bifuminous | TAPING | 2 he i i i f long fiber, fine-combed cotton - di 15-8216, "girl Oct. 7, asked for a jury trial in| All white super soft scivvy shirts woven o ; : ary. |years, and was a fireman at the In-| Sen. Capehart spoke ~yesterday| SERROLIS $310,054. nall. Counties. — Bite. |OYiming] Gourt 3 © day.

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- diana Medical Center for four years. during the 50th annual meeting of’ minous Iebutface and_eotiertde Midening | Their petition is expected to we 3 Fu serv held at 10 Founders Association © miles an Ind 0 and , . > . . sq 8 Pleads Innocent a. gg YH Ye. Brothers She Nations! Angers Hotel. » nl rig Construction Oo, Rochester— granted. Glenn W. Funk, chief) yarn . . . with rib-knit neck and sleeve binding to prevent stretching.

«deputy prosecutor, said arrangeIn Terre Haute Murder Central Chapel, with burial in The board should be in charge of lana concrete. widening of 3 0 ‘mies on | ment will he made to set the case] TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 7 (UP)—A Floral Park Cemetery. ' |the allocation of industrial mate-|vu 24: Rieth Riley Construction Co.

| Goshen—8186.198 (conditional bid (for trial Nov. 17. plea of innocent was entered in| He is survived by his wife, Mrs. rials for the reconstruction of fac-| “Cie MR FICO Co untios—Bita- | One of the defendarits, Stewart

Vigo County Court today by Arthur Pearl Anderson Gorman. tories abroad, he suggested. » minous resurfacing and eh ont Derickson, filed a separate motion

viremia m———————— 8. 50: Ellsworth Parker, 47, charged with struction Co., Lockland, O.—$182,807, |asking, that he be given a lie de- ; ) murder after parts of the body of| TABER FORECASTS TAX CUT POLICE KILL 30 IN SYRIA reerp—————— |{ector test. Argument on this Men's Furnishings, Street Floor

Mrs. Lillian Marie Johnson were| MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Nov. 7 (UP)| DAMASCUS, Nov. 7 (UP)—Thir-| {2 KILLED BY TORNADO | motion was set for this afternoon. recovered from a grave. —Rep John Taber (R. N. Y.), ty persons: were killed or wounded] GOLDEN MEADOW, La, Nov.'7| The five other defendants are: Police said that Parker admitted chairman of the House Appropria-| | yesterday at Deirezzer in northeast| (UP)—Two persons were killed and Robert Warner, Donald Norris Peck, killing Mrs. Johnson in 1943. Judge | tions Committee, believes Congress Syria when gendarmes fired into |one was missing today after a tor-| James Edward Henderson, Robert! H. DeWitt Owen scheduled the trial will pass a “modest” tax reduction a mob that stormed the govern- nado struck this small community | Hunt Johnson and Thomas Lee for Jan. 3. | i ‘at the next regular session. | ment office. last midnight. ; | Gardner: A LL, eu

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