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~ |etitrance of the Park Avenue Church as a tribute to him. ..nd in Mareh,|

At 330 Sunday 5 sees For Courtroom | : title, “ fal to ! "(Continued From Page One) Bishop Henry H. Pout” : (Continuell From Page One) hat any by 3.3. we : At the time of his retirement also, L chairman of the Indianapolis chap-

he ‘served 60 years, and the Evan-ijocal and national groups sang plajEmmiey Sohn ik How Pregides) te} vi te Ametiéas Red Cross. gelical denomination is said to have praise in the religious press, in court, by resigning . L/ANSET WAS n ector

been due’ largely to his effort. |until the time of his death, he wast Ler Barts .wanks to do! =n te hatrition debwimen: welore He wrote books, taught a Bible present and spoke in all Important|,,..s it the County Commissioners has taught home economics in sev-

class a large part of his life, made meetings of his church, |will have to approve any change. eral schools in lows and was a

Appointment of Mrs. Jewell Celgman Ganser as director of the Red Cross nutrition service was an-| nou

! aK n 9 . | fout, trips abroad to Europe and the] He ‘was indeed a familar figure, “mq... have fought a losing battle nutrition worker with the Red Crods!

Holy Land and was actively engaged |0n the streets of Indianapolis Wither years to evict loafers from the!in St. Louls She succeeds Mrs. in religious work in connection with his spiritual countenance, slender, |pqcoment, the only warm spot for Anita Vogler who had served in tlils World War I. : | Mght-foot, faultlessly dressed and 10a fing in winter south of City Hall | capacity since 1942 and resigned to His friends recall that although|frequently with a flower in his but, 14 west of the Traction Terminal. resume her household duties well integrated with the Midwest, tonhole. He was the dean of Evan-| As for the rat problem, nobody! mnt m———————— . he bishop retained the courtly gelical United Brethren clergymen. hag yet found a way to prevent rats| HEIR DIES OF WOUND nanners and warm friendliness of] Two of his outstanding books are from expiring of old age in the NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (UP)—Prediis native Virginia. He was born|"Our Bishops” and “The Child In Court House. erick. Clarke McCormack, 50, heir n Maysville in that state in 1861./the Church.” Other products of his ———ee “ito the $20 milion Emerson Bromo fwenty-four years later, he was busy pen were the Sunday School committee of the Federal Council|S8eltzer fortune, died at the Lenox raduated from Shenandoah Col-|periodicals which he edited from of the Churches of Christ in Amer-| Hill Hospital last night a few hours

egiate Institute, 1901 to 1913 Bishop Fou (a8 a lca and formerly served on the In-|after shooting himself in his luxurHis friends did not wait until thisjone time member of the txeciNve dianiapons Church Federation, lous penthouse apartment, Waits i 2 & -

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ______

Bishop Fout Rites © i Judge: Asks Santa Me, ‘oust Somer

BEATS THE ODDS—Because his 96 years exceed the insurance company's life expectancy table, James J. Quigley (seated), of La Grange, Ill, is considered technically "dead" and entitled to collect the amount of his policy. Hels pictured surrendering the document to Henry W. Persons (center), and Charles H. Barthel, Chicago insurance company executives, who give him a birthday

.{ment none too new.

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: : - trouble about that. , either had made his decision: or The Iron Curtain Moscow had made it for him and J he wasitt guing to clatge fi, When (Continued From Page One) |! saw him afterward there was no trol of Russian army personnel discussion of the theident. - : | Like all other Russians, the offithan any outsiders.” lcials at Dairen were fond of

1 y a g%° _g 20-minute time ligit on departure | [18 Months Behind -::=>".... .. . . ; hod) “Actually there was’ no real

The general

In Dairen itself there were only parties and the Americans were ina few hundred Russian troops, ited on rare official occasions.’ mainly MP's and guards | At such times the Russians put y : out plenty of Vodka, caviar and Rarely was there evidence of an ¢nored fish and seemed to eat and influx from the garrisons outside qrink more than their guests. the city. Mr. Beninghoft said the| on two Fourths of July and once Russians seemed to discourage their g¢ New Year's, Mr. Benninghoff soldiers from coming to town for entertained ceremoniously and Rusany hell-ralsing. {sian brass showed up with their There were only a few enter- full staffs proposing many toasts tainment or night spots in Dairen and gnawing delightedly . at the anyway, and prices were steep. | Americans’ stocks of canned foods.

The trogps were young, mostly Te. sr mT Slavic with occasionally a Mongol Columbia U. Bars

[uniforms were. exept and. equip, Novelist Howard Fast / €quiP NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (UP)—Cojumbia University has barred novHe saw few Russlan planes ¢ 4 Howard Fast from speaking on around Dairen, never more than a its campus, it was announced tohalf dozen or so at a time. 'day by Robert Persons, student " “Gen. Kosloff was succeeded” by chairman of the Columbia Chapter Maj. Gen. V. U. Koxhanoff, a of Progressive Citizens of America. typical Cossack division command-' Mr. Fast was slated to speak at er, bluff and easy to get along a PCA meeting on Dec. 12. The with,” Mr. Benninghoff continued. pan was issued by Elbert C. Jacobs, “Yet it was Gen. Kozhanoff who university provost. refused to see me when I tried to| According to Mr, Persons, Mr, get permission for three Americans|Jacobs said the reason for the ban to land from a U, S. Navy LCI|/was that Mr. Fast had been conwhich was in port Dec. 20, 1946. victed of contempt of Congress and | (Mr. Benninghoff was referring to sentenced to jail. Mr, Fast was /the mcident described by Scripps- sentenced to three months in jail [Howard Staff Writer Bill Newton, and fined $500 for refusing to fur {then ' representing the combined nish records of the Anti-Fascist |oress, on an attempted visit to Refugee Committee to he House |Dairen. Mr Newton and two other|Committee on Un-American Ac{Americans were mot permitted to, tivities. He has not begun his, jail Igo ashore and the Russians set a'term yet.

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