Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1947 — Page 24

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November 9h fo 15th, 1947 > Ready for Parley - nS 3 BE SURE TO DISCOVER t 2 THE NEW AMAZING "29th Annual Session | . S77 yn #rsmac , ONEUNIT . Opens Tomorrow :

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The 20th annyal convention of J Indiana Farm Bureau will open tomorrow morning in Murat Temple a iL \ with an estimated 5000 members ’ attending the three-day session,

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SO POWERFUL! YOU In conjunction with the conven- . HEAR EVEN WHISPERS! tion will be the 10th annual meeting of Indiana Rural Youth which BEL In go Li0Kt o" ndianapoli Bo, will be held tomorrow in the World #30 Life Bid MA. 3116 War Memorial,

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Farm taxes, agricultural. research and legislative. problems will be discussed by {he county farm bureau delegates to the state eeting, Gates Will Speak speakers will be Gov, Gales, Roger Flemifig, secretary of the lowa Farm Bureau Federation; Sally Butler of Indianapolis

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: 5 -Day : versity School of Agriculture, and ; Service M. J Brigg manager of the Indi- NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE- | over the west portions of the Caio- | phis 34, New York 40, in the city ana Fur Bureau Co-Operative As-| CAST - SUMMARY: ‘Tempera- | linas and in northern Georgia, | and near 32 in the suburbs. i RITE’S sociation, tures will be from 10 to 15 degrees Note cold’ northerly winds ars. | - A high point inthe convention colder than seasonal normals from carrying icy-cold air from: cen‘ral | JEWELRY snop Will be’ the annual business session the Lakes Region to the southern | and eastern Canada to the Gulf | S. Winois St, Saturday at : which the delegate and central Rockies sections of | States.) Pew Doors South of Washington st, | “!1 elect a president Mr. Schenck Minnesotd, The Dakotas will drop Showers and snow flurries are “Always A Bquare Deal At Rite's” has held the position for a number to zero by tomorrow morning. scheduled for the affected areas wm | Of years and little: Normally such cold weather occurs of Michigan Wisconsin Tinos

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doubt that he will carry the vote in the Upper Lakes Region and | yr diana Iowa. Idaho, Nevada and gain, The term 1s {or Lwo. years. the Plains States during ad- Florida : Rain will fall in the Pa- § Name Delegs January, As. show se Zn ‘ } [ ALVIN spe Jesuit January. As. shown by the. frecz- | ino Northwest as moist air from

A report tee will be made at the meeting * State delegates and ‘alternates to the American Farm Bureau Feder ation convention in Chicago, Dec 14:18, will be selected have seven delegates HATE Te per Gov, Gates and Mr

resolutions com- ing line, thermometers will irop to 32 degrees from Boston to Allanta, Texas, Arizona and northvard to eastern Washington. -A

sparkling frost mantle will form

the Pdcific is chilled on its inland journey. (Consult the Fotocast for detailed picture of storms over the nation during the -coming 24 hours.) Indiana will Forecasters are calling for de-

gs Mer: cial eather = iaty- colder weather and..clear : TUNTTED STATES “WEATHER Yo-m> ~Noy, 12, 1047 TAB starry skies Irn Tennessee and Georgia to western New York as

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welcome the Rural Youth group at! Sunrise. 8:25 | Sunset 8.3 its session tomorrow morning he > 2 - > diminishing northerly winds : ww Precipitation 24 hrs, end, 730 a. m : 00 stream toward the Gulf of Mexgroup will also hold a business Total precipitation since Jan, 1 33.45 , meeting and. election and in the, Pthclency since Jan, 1 1.38| “jco. Cloudy weather will be limitafternoon join ‘the older group at aoNe JolloWIlE Sunle shows tim tempera- [ed to the extreme Northwest: tur . “ ¢ 5 the Murat Btation “"Hieh Low (Hatched lines on the inset chart Atlanta .. Siar vias M1 denote partial cloudiness.) { | EHORtON Yrs nas irene chine dD 45 . h pres‘nf $ Ans CIBBRD. ciierrs rrr 23 Air flow around the high pres- | Plainfield Principal [Cincinnati 50 25 | gure cell centered over Tennesee | . Cleveland he 20 | Dies of Heart Attack Denver 48 26-+-i8--bringing colder weather from van 2 mes State Rerviee Rvansvile. « serauduisnaresy 3 33 | New England to the Gulf States. | has switched to PLAINFIELD, Nov. 12—Merritt © Worth © 8s -33 | The ore recent invasion of cold 0. Williams, principal o Indianapolis (City) rege 48 Nn principal of the grade pe Sus 20 Canadian air

school here, died of a heart attack Los high cell over South Dakota. The

Calvert because

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this morning at his home, He wag Mami Freier 19 { cold air front from Michigan to

accompanies the | . “iMinneapolis-8t. Paul’ 00 32 20 vert smoother. about 42, New Orleans ‘opus +H Texas marks the border betw:en Mr, Williams had been principal New Yon City id » these cold and colder visiting air | Hof 4908 Liberty Heights Ave, Baltimore, Md, here 16r the past eight years. Prior Omaha Ltrs cnnafnres 45 22 | masses. From now until springCALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey '0 that he had taught the sixth San Antonio Brisas, hi “33: time weather experts know our | 86.8 Proof 65% Grain Neutral Spirits grade at Danville: He is survived San Franecmco rina 51 | warmest weather will occar in | Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City by } A Mi y SL. Louis . 45 28 > { yy his wife, Mrs, Mae Williams B. hington, D. € 58 45 | those sections where southerly |

winds are flowing. | Minimum temperature forecasts | include Duluth and Milwaukee 20, | Chicago 23, Cleveland 24, Detroit 25, Kansas City 27, St. Louis .27, Philadelphia 30, Boston and Atlanta 32, Washington and Mem~

Indiana Sheriffs To Revamp Offices

| Members of the Indiana Sheriffs’: | Association will discuss the thor-| {ough modernization of their offices| |at their annual state convention Monday and Tuesday in Hotel Lincoln. | Jay F. Watson, association presi{dent, said an intensive campaign | © {will begin in 1948 to bring the ef-| ciency of sheriffs’ offices in ‘Indiana {up to a level with city and state police, | { The campaign, he said, would attempt to bring about an increase] in office manpower, modern radio | equipment for patrol cars, modern crime detection equipment, and a! four-year term to replace the pres-| ent two-vear term of sheriff, I | The sheriffs are also expected to {take a stand for a state speed limit {which they feel will help them and their deputies in reducing accidents outside of cities.

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{ - | Fire Damages Lodge MADISON, Nov. 12 (UP)—A $1000 fire, blamed on a kitchen stove,| . damaged a lodge owned by the Phi! Mu Fraternity on the Hanover Col- |

[lege campus yester day.

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Four Victims

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Two women and two men were victims of assailants on Indianapolis streets last night,

Mrs, Emil Luscher, 64, of 502

». Woodruff Place, Middle Drive, said

when she answered her front doorbell a man slugged her With a club and knocked her down. S8he was not seriously hurt and nothing was stolen,

Miss Delores Gresham, 18, of 2019

her into a shelter house at Spades {Park but fled when she threw her [purse out a ‘window. Police recovlered her purse but $20 was missing {from it. . ' Edward = Angrick, 40, RR 5, {Box 112, a taxicab driver, said two |armed passengers robbed him of $6 it Alabama and 11th Sts. Charles W. Newkirk, 28, of Morristown, sald two men jumped out f a car at Market and New Jersey 3ts, and slugged him. He said they didn't take any money. A burglar broke a plate glass win,dow at, the Rettig Hardware Store, 12358 Station St., and escaped with la high-priced shotgun.

A. FOR BABY'S FIRST BIG SOCIAL EVENT... "PEC.TOGS" ALL HAND-MADE CHRISTENING an exquisitely detailed christenin and matching slip of fine, crisp batiste, delicately hand-embroidered. Both slip and dress are 27 inches long! White on white with contrasting pink 98

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Wood-Carving Of aan Displayed | {

Knife Found When He Was 5 Started Whittler

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, 1947 Collection :

On Way to a Profitable Hobby

Broest Warther has had a fortube at his fuger tips since he was},

aut he didn't think of exploiting it until more than 25 years ago.

At the age of 5 Mr. Warther found a knife as he herded the family cow down the road. Since that time he has spent His spare time

carving wood from fence posts, ‘bucket bottoms and ebony trees.

This week, until’ Saturday, an exhibit of Mr, Warther's work, | covéring -more than a quarter of a century "ot carving, will be on dis-| play in L. 8. Ayres & Co.'s down-

stairs store.

The exhibit includes 17 model |

Warther has turned dive

locomotives and a working scale {model of the steel rolling mill at. Drive to Refill

Dover, TO, “where... Mr,

worked before being “discovered” by the New York Central Railroad.

American’ wood.

“The exhibit, brought here by

warner \V A Blood Bank

| Announcement of a nation-wide The pieces are made from ebony, campaign -to help replenish depleted walnut, ivory, pearl and South 'blsod-bank supplies in Veterans | Administration hospitals was made today by Austin D. Rinne, president James R. Harbison of Ayres’ pub- of the International Association of

licity department, has been on dis-|Barbed Wire Clubs.

play for two and a half years in| New York Central Station and has| been on tour throughout the U. S.| Mr. Warther will take the. exhibit/made following a canvass of VA hospitals which showed “a critical Don't bother to ask how much shortage of blood vitally needed by |

from here to Pittsburgh, Pa.

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loffers to buy the entire exhibit at his own price, and he still owns it,

The Barbed Wire clubs are come

Mr, Rinne said the decision was

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