Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1948 — Page 12

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whnar Neill F. Bridges, Worcester, Mass., ¥ - ner [ has been named Indianapolis Com-

munity Fund public relations direcSurvivors Tried to

tor, it was announced today by Paul Cancel Reservations

F. Rake, Fund executive secreSAVANNAH, Ga. Jan. 8 (UP) ~~ Authorities today investigated claims lof “survivors that they had tried unsuccessfully to cancel their reservations on a chartered DC-3 airlrier that crashed near here yes~ [terday, killing 17 persons and in=/ juring nine, The converted Army C-47, enlo.1y assume his route from Newark, N. J, to Puerto| 4..¢iac here Jan.

ry. Mr. Bridges for § the past three’ years has bee secretary for the’

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| Rico, crashed and burned in swampy |g | marshes near the mouth of the Savannah River,

| Of the dead, 14 were

land. Another was the captain of

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those of U. 8 internal revenue agents. They were burned so badly that they were not immediately |F¥ identifiable,

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|been fully converted for civilian use. They said it still had bucket ! seats for passengers. | Pinol Octavio and. Pilar Diaz, ‘both of New York, said they were dissatisfied with the plane when they first saw it at Newark airport. They claimed all the passengers tried to get their $57 each pasi |] | senger mionéy refunded from the ” {| travel agent who arranged the trip. | They said the agent sent his son ito the airport to inspect the plane {and he told them they would have to sake the plane or lose their money.

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Plain Gosport Forfeits DRESS, SUIT or COAT || Softball Victories

Times State Service

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GOSPORT, Jan. 8—Gosport High

[Ricans from the New York area|will begin a year-round publicity making a pilgrimage to thefr home- program for the annual drive. He has also been named c

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Co-Pilot. Raymond Eick -of ren- Shelbyville GOP ton, N. J. one of the survivors, Councilman Sea

| man was absent when the ballot | Mr. Woodcock is division chief| was taken and. party leaders are|cist who early ‘in the century de{of the Philadelphia bureau of the conferring as to future strategy. Hiatt was elected to the

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i I Da 2 A ) tiie deputy collector for the same office. November's voting. ; Mr. Brody's brother, Dr. Moris! yght to the. post was challenged|other than political, and his .igW. Brody of Cynwyd, Pa., said the| py Russell Itce, the defeated candi-/norance might have cost _him his| . two men had gone to Florida for a| gate, because Mr, Hiatt moved from life. ~~ That Famous Electric Razor 1 He was telling press club pals

hy ziay smop || vocation. ie | the ward after being elected. = BR... a, Illinois St. || TWwo Puerto Rican - survivors When the council voted on the o| Bow Doors South of Washingtés St | charged from. their hospital beds | issue

rem mmne’ | o (lines: of Teterboro,.N. J., had ~ot|Harold F. Pickett broke the tie.

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munity Chest public relations perlsonnel in the U., 8, Canada and say; : . | “Nobody has ever been able to|{When she came back old Charley resigned u being elected mayor {formulate a political code of ethics./was dead. To pon, |Desipte the fine altriistic language {of “party platforms, the -habit has

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Negligence Hinted Name Fund Drive Exit

He called Thomas Corcoran af courtier. He thought Harry Hopkins was . stupid politically but Wrote that|spered tense herntiy “oe | Historic . Turners Hall Neill F. Bridges ,,. 1st have had something or Working in close co-operation FDR wouldn't with the Indianapolis Pund’s public (around. Of Hopkins, Charley said,|poosevelt administration and con-

Puerto relations committee, Mr. Bridges further, that he came to Washing-|¢j, ton without any devotion to eco- i yi the national committee

nomic principles “beyond a shad-

hair-|{owy faith that virtue was inher-|g nee then, but toa "| ————— man for the public relations clinicient in poverty and absent. from would be ur Ip Te Mv bs NAMED TO SCHOOL BOARD

‘Smite the Opposition’ For himself, Charley had this to

{always been to smite the opposition | Sunday. at {1 asm, in Gawler's 8 — The regardless of Marquis of Queens-;Chapel here. right of Harry Hiatt, Republican, berry rules, whenever and however e opportunity offers.” Mr. Michelson survived by a few =! first meeting of -the group this! years a brother who was even more | cock, 37, and Gerson Brody, ‘also| week, but one Democratic council-| famous than he, the late Albert, that his wife Ivy 62, wanted Him | | Abraham Michelson, a’ great physi-|'© Pay her 75 cents afi hour for her

termined the velocity of light. Brother Albert won the Nobel|Dousework despite her heart condi-

Mr. Brody 18| council from the third ward in last| Prize for physics in 1907. Charley had no flare for science

“this week a 3-to-3 deadlock some years ago about ‘an electric {that the plane, operated by Coastal| resulted until Republican . Mayor | razor which he had just adopted Ito replace his old lather and blade

ve Fund Drive Exit Charley Michelson— Publicity Chief Once Scourge’ of GOP

(Continued From Page One) Ghost "Talks," published some years) ago. le | “I had no part in formulating Roosevelt policies,” wrote Charley. “1 was merely a propagandist and 4 [therefore naturally campaigned to | [the best of my abilty for anythng the President proposed.” : Mr. Michelson was contemptuous |of some. of the men around FDR.

Nided Inia Fair Dates Lis

0 >» Tl ~_ gers of the ——

technique. Charley -held- -that not the least] advantage of the electric gadget was that he could recl in his warm iub each morning and whisk|DaVe announced several additional off the whiskers in comfort and (dates for local fairs in 1048.

great style. . A 1 Someone suggested that holding|¥ere: Hartford City—Sept. 21-25;

seated in a tub of water might be|AUS: 25-28; Rockville—Aug. 16-21;

On Red-Control Bills WASHINGTON; Jan. 8 (UP) — The House Un-American Activities Committee decided today to start

tion of County and District Fairs|Communist Party for its ideas, |

will 3 Among the latest dates announced |ings will be limited- strictly to the legal of th i the end of an- electric cord while Huntingburg — Aug. 9-13; Tyvas ities investigator Robert Stripling \

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hazardous, however well insulated |Solem—Aug. 16-20, and Warsaw—|: the gadget might be. CAG. 31-Bept. 4.

and expressed considerable dismay|4-Alarm Fire Damages

Doniinos at the Press Club’ {poor ad Gr sou. § (UF

have kept ihl Michelson did odd jobs for the piremen. from = * oa razed the top stories of 80-

year-old Turners Hall and caused

"He had been ailing pretty much |[I%™MA8¢ estimated at $100000.

Times State Service lunch and some bridge or dominos| NEW CASTLE, Jan. 8—City coun-| at which his-skill was considerable, |cil has elected Joseph G. Burris; When he awakened this morning | Democrat, to the city school board he-asked his nurse for some coffee. |to succeed Harold L. Meadows, who

Mrs. Michelson died in 1935. !been on the board previously but Charley's funeral will take vier ioe, to enter the military service.

LABOR DISPUTE SETTLED WAUKESHA, Wis. (UP)-John Szibel, 72, charged in a divorce suit]

housework duties. His wife counter-| charged that he made her do the

tion. Both charged cruelty. Mrs. Szibel won. : ——————————— A —

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in 1947 — according to published production figures. :

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1947 —according to published ‘production figures.

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SEE. YOUR LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER]

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January, 1931

to January, 1948 — according to published nationwide figures. a " :

in Total Number of Cars and Trucks .on the road today —accord-

A JE. YOUR LOCAL: CHEVROLET o¥iten Soil every other Chevrolet dealer in Americo=s.

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rolet products: — eo AB Again in 1947; Chewrolet built and sold cars and more-frucks than ony other maker industry, just as Chevrolet has built and sold moss

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1931 fo January, 1948 —the modem. period of

motor car history! Naturally, we as well as the Chevrolet Motos

~Division_of General Motors are deeply grateful

for America's outspoken preference for Chevrole

- passenger cars and trucks; ond we are deter

mined to do everything in our power fo continue to deserve this preference in the future as in the past. Fey

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this organization. We solicit and appreciate yous

patronage. We “are doing our level best fo prove that, by filling orders for new Chevrolets just os promptly ‘as we can—even under today's frying conditions—and we are deeply and doubly

appreciative of the patience and understanding

of all our customers who are awaiting deliveries of new. Chevrolets. "2 : * Needless fo say, you buy wisely when you buy the product of the world’s largest producers of cars and trucks, for that is the way fo maximum dollar value! Rest assured that we'll fill your order for a new Chevrolet just as soon as it is humanly possible to-do so. Meanwhile, please let us help to keep your present car or truck in géod running condition by bringing it fo us for skilled servicey now and at regular intervals. : :

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