Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1947 — Page 12

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (UP)—

tributions and expenditures. Its co-author, Sen. Robert A. Taft | (R. 0), sald during debate that publication of political. endorse-

| ments in union papers financed by {dues was a violation of the act.

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"PAGE 12 _ at 6:30 p: ‘'m. tomorrow in the Bilnd Choir, Mrs. Mabel Lieve, 7 P. m. Wabash College Glee Club i lice Ends in Wreck A 1 ; Flight of Youth From Police The 43-yenrcold director, Shortridge Girls Glee cert Choir, Prof ayne Hugo ley law's tan om union political { a broken neck and crushed chest early today ’ | Mr Arete Choral Group, J. Russell Paxton, By [ngyrance Company likely” as a result. If convicted, " Mueller of Bridgeport, was not i0-|iima Jean Winters, 18, of Knox| Officers of the Inc, a gunsmithy; in 934 8. East St. | Brown, of Monterey, was critically Seized in Tehran All-American Skeet Team. m Ind, 103 late Saturday. his party newspaper was not pub-| after mobs seized the newspaper and Employees of the firm sald Mr. yi. pote had halted his automo-

: - i 13 Killed in Traffic Murray Quizzed Killed in Tran A Prey 2! . Murray Guizze . . ; | Saw - k-End to Set|.>zxz am. TOMOrrow in the tircte ..0n Political Action . ver Qe - n Oo e annual business meeting of the! TODAY | Songsters, Mrs. Mjr. ‘Ray Geng, k $ re ° M : L “| Printing Industries of Indianapolis 7:30 p. m. Indiana School for the : : ! '| The CIO News said today that FBI 1 . , Choir, Robert Mitchum, director. 2, Mar or Six on 5 Hotel Lincoln. He | - director Shorisuige Bram 7:20 p. m. Butler Og Bralg gle again have questioned Presi- . Tg is president of the Robert J. Schultz, director, St. Oh on ee ic i D. M. Arnette Dies as Car Hits Truck; Printifg Industry Joan of Arc Catholic Church, St. = otr, Char Aue; dises Cop. dent Philip Murray about his de- : of America. Cecilia Choir, Edward - Krieger, 7:30 p. m, Indians University Con- oto challenge of the Taft-Hart-Thirteen persons were killed in state traffic accidents over -the speaker ‘Was a Club, Mrs. Geraldine Clippenger, boom, director. | activity week-end. member of the director, : The victims included David M. Arnette, 38, of 4625 Boulevard Place.| 0 ong oun 3 p. m. Methodist Hospital Nurses Office Here Planned . os, ition. publication id 2 logal "lishing division of ) ision after an accident in Middletown on Ind. 29. Btate Police-sald his auto-|,, War Produc- director, Mr. M uld f 1000 fin mobile, Indianapolis-bound, sideswiped a Kifigan's meat truck on a curve. |tion Board during TOMORROW The Allstate Insurance Co. of Mr. Murray wo! ace a $1000 fine The driver of the truck, Andrew) “John Masters, 23, of Monterey and World War, II, jured. Mr. Arnett’s body was taken | co killed early today when the Indianapolis Donald L. Boyd to the Murphy Funeral Home In|... .ie in which they were rid- group will be elected ‘for 1948. Shel the Artiete 3 Co Ing struck a tree on U, 8. 35 near — e heade e Arm v : Winamae, Ghavam Headquarters | The driver of the car, Marvin Nationally Known Mr, Arnette was a nationally pred TEHRAN, Dec, 15 (UP) — The known skeet shot. He placed second in the National Skeet Tournament ys of New Castle, were killed in & Ahmed Ghavam's Democrat. party] this year ‘and was picked on the jy, car crash north of New Castle was occupied by police today and He was an active member in the Leroy Wenger, 24, of Buchanan, lished. Capital City Gun Club here and Mich, and Wilford Doty, 21, of had received a number of medals In Mishawaka, were kilied on a mulskeet shoots. tiple grade crossing in South Bend Amette had gone to Cincinnatl 1p, g¢ the crossing to walt for New attend a choot there and also toy... Central locomotive and several Investigate a complaint of a cus- freight cars. tomer that a gun purchased from

Rioting broke out after the stabbing of two deputies who were close! tor.

Shoved Against Engine strated today, shouting “down with

rnette firm was not working x Shs Are State Police sald Mr. Wenger's military dictatorship.

roperly. prop was on his way home, State truck crashed Into the rear of Mr.

11:30 a. m. Decatur Central Town-

Elizabeth Pields, director.

11:40 a. m. Decatur Township In- t termediate Choir, Miss Field

11:45 a. m. School 16, Junior High Cholr, Miss Edna Phinney, di-

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| Troops were called out yesterday 12:45 p. m. Broad Ripple Brass Knsemble, Owen Beckley, director. other buildings owned by the party. 5 p. m. Canterbury College Ensemble, Miss Marjorie Gaston, direc-

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Laura Moag, director. |

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Champion Dog | HERRIN, 111, friends of Mr, Ghavam. Members 5:15 p, m. Marian College, Bell Can- Risset of Middlefield, five-year-old (of the Majlis (parliament) demon-| to Ensemble, Mrs, Wanda Tof- English springer spaniel owned by Dr. Charles G. Sabin of Portland, 5:15 p. m. Bt. Agnes Senior Girls Ore, was declared national chamThe Rightist newspaper Atesh| Cholr, Sister Miriam Cecile in pion of 1947 after winning the final

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Chicago, has announced plans to 8nd a year’s imprisonment. establish an Indianapolis branch in! February, 1948.

greatest care.

The News said the government agents had questioned both Mr. The announcement was released Murray and Alan L. Swim, editor | hrough the offices of Klein & Kuhn, 0f the News, regarding Mr. Mur-| ent! ray’s endorsement of Rep. Ed Gar- | |matz (D. Md), in his successful! The new offices will occupy the bid for a House vacancy last July.! entire second floor of the Architects! Mr. Murray, the News said, told | & Builders Building, 333 N. Peaan-| the FBI men he personally ordered | Russell Pring, 31, and Joe Wilson, headquarters of former Premier 11:50 a. m. Manual Girls’ Glee sylvania 8t. The Indianapolis of-| the endorseifient printed and direct~ | Club, Miss Freda Hart, director. fice Will operate as a separate uait 6d that 1000 extra coples be cir- | 2 of the company and handle sales, culated in Baltimore. underwriting, policy issuance, and claims for the Indiana area. { use of union“dues for political con- | Robert B. Calhoun has been ap-| —— pointed r--ident manager.

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. the wreckage. Mr. Doty died en pare he Sictine a Baw route to Memorial Hospital in| who was fleeing from Btate Police South Bend.

y h dad th Two Terre Haute teen-agers, Alin a stolen car when he wrecked the vin Morris, 18, and Mary Gayso, 15,

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