Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1948 — Page 3

ge Hilgemeier Jr. rthiur Heidenreich, d' Quebe, Richard riner, at the Wistling in= neier, chairman ‘of Mueller, ‘president; vice president; and tant cashier. How. . . 5 appointed auditor Jensen was ap-: "of the insurance epartment. 5,000 was added to unt making a total usual dividend was kholders and a 10 vas paid to all ofyees.

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"Ex-N. J. Governor, ‘Son

" (UP) —Game- Commissioner Ben C.

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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18, 1948 —

| Board Adopts | Last Key Link In Program

Sanitary Authority's

Actios. Awaited indiana’s Stream Pollution Control Board ‘has approved the last major portion of a plan for expangon of Indianapolis sewage disposal facilities, it was announced

gas its regular session yesterday the board put its “OK™ on, the plans {or the improvements to the sludge handling system. Plans for primary and secondary treatment units al-

oo PBased-on Long - Completion of present. facilities. and expansion to take care of overloading of the entire sewage system were proposed in a report last year py the engineering firm of Moore, & Owen. The report was based on g-survey of -several years. While the plans still appear far

to right): James Murray Haddow, South Bend: €arl Wuermer, | New York, and Evelyn Marie Stuart, Chicago. About a third of

from the constriction stage pend- the entries, including 45 prize winners. will go on pubic display

ing action by the new’ city sanitary] Jan-26-in he Wo, Ws Block-Cor-a administration, it is estimgted the! total cost of adding the needed sews age disposal capacity would run to more than $7 million. To Expand Power Plant Another part of the plan not yet| studied by the state board involves) expansion of the system's power! plant to take care of treatment] facilities .which would be added. - The expansion of the power plant also would help out on garbage dis- - posal. At yesterday’ s meeting, the stream board also approved sewer and waste About a third of the entries wer treatment. projects for Ft. Wayne, hibition, which will be open to the Lakeville, the Farmers Co-operative public from Jan. 26 through Feb. Creamery at Remington, the Repub- 7, following an_invitational preview lic Creosoting Co. here and the and supper from 4 to 8 p. m. Jan. Bedford Heights Subdivision at Bed- 25.

in the Wm. H. Block Co. auditorium.

: Contest Judges Listed Judges for the 1948 contest are: Carl. Wuermer.: New York artist; James Murray Hadow, South Bend, ~direetor- of - South Bends Art Mu-= seum and-School, and Evelyn Marie Stuart, Chicago, art critic of the Art Digest. Assisting them are two lay judges, who will vote only in case of a tie.

Face Hunting Charges

TALLLHASSEE, Fla. Jan. 14

Morgan said here today that former Gov. Walter ‘Edge of New Jersey snd his son, Royal, have been charged with violating federal wild- | Aim of Exhibit life laws, The lay 'judges are: Mrs. Lester Mr. Morgan said Game Warden F. Murphy, Hammond, represent-

Thomas Liens had submitted to the ing Tri Kappa Sorority, and Mrs.

U. 8. Department of Interior Wendell D. Reed, Indianapolis, charges that Mr. Edge and his son representing Psi Iota Xi Sorority. shot ‘ducks on a baited pond after In an advance statement, Mrs. legal hours on their plantation near Leonidas F. Smith,

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Hoosier Art Salon Judges | Checking on 700 Entries

Annual Exhibit Opens Jan. 26 at Block's; 45 Prizes Total $6000 in 1948 Contest

Judges this morning began a two-day grind of examining nearly LAW Club, Inc. will hold its. 15th

700 art entries in the )948-annuil Hoosier Salon, which opens Jan. 26 3Bniversary party Monday noon. in the Marott Hotel.

trons Association,

expressed

aim of the annual exhibit. “The Hoosier Salon 15 not meant; to be a fashion show.of ‘trends of

Competing for 45 prizes totaling approximately $6000 were examples of painting, prints and sculpture from all parts of Indiana. selected for the ainual ex- i

1 Dead, Two Hurt, 60 Flee Hotel Fire

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

[Sewage Disposal Expan: Sion Plan ere OK'diNmoiNaFoLs

EVENTS TOI TODAY - | Raieits I B at 4 8. ee ore.

Washington Scene | Of Night Blaze

- WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 (UP)~ United States were ruled legitimate

Judge Rules Test Tube Baby. Legitimate

Fiekd Work Lags On State Farms

Meadows, Pastures | . In Fair Condition

Little field work was done on In-

NEW YORK, Jan. 14 (UP) — . [Twenty thousand children conceived ‘by artificial insemination in the|

One guest was burned to death, today as the result of mn unprec- diana farms last week regardless

two others were injured and some dented decision handed down by of the unseasonably warm weather, MARRIAGE LICE! ENSES 50 fled to safety early today when Justice Henry C. Greenberg of the the Weather Bureau said today. Inck Lowel a spectacular four-alarm fire swept State Supreme Court, 1M the. Potomac Hotel in downtown The judge made the decision in ern part of the state and some corn bw

Washington. The victim was identified from was permitted to make weekly visits) Meadows and pastures were re- ’

the hotel register as Wallace O to the 4-year-old test-tube child/vorted in fair to good Condition, Damon Luther Lewis) 38 ¥ Morris: Mac | tions Hickcox, about 55, Cleveland, O. Antoinette, Julie'and reports sald rye’ and: barley Charl los DD. Meroer

iwho had arrived at the Potomac Strnad,

vesterday afternoon.

Neither of the injured was in serious condition, The blaze was confined to the top | importance. . floor of the five-story ‘brick hotel

IPlowing was reported in thé souththe case of Antoine Strnad, 42. He Was picked, born to Mbs.

frgm who he was arated last October,

ep-| Were “doing well” "Precipitation was generally light during the week ending Tuesday

Believed unprecedented in Amer- Weekly totals at Weather Bureau ican law; -the decision 1s-of unusual. . , It may affes the iegii~ stations were: South Be iH 03: Mt imacy, support” and inheritance ¥ayne, 13; Indianapolis, 04; Terre

{which s_situated only three blocks yighis. of 20,000 children: in ‘the! Haute, 05, and Evansville, “8.

hours

Francis G Bahl, night clerk, said PICKING WINNERS-—Judges starting a two-day session of ‘he smelled smoke and ran to the judging some ‘700 art entries in the 1948 Hoosier Salon are (left fifth floor where: he saw flames:

fromthe White House, Firemen. “United States who #t-was— ‘battled the blaze for almost two court,

ipouring’ from ‘Mr. Hickcox's room. He sounded the hotel fire alarm and then went through thé build-

ing ‘women

arolsing = guests. In night “clothes . éscaped

Men and

{down the stairs and over ladders {hastily set up by firemen. Cause of the blaze was not im-

| Cue determined.

Parliamentary Law Club Southern Areas Clear

To Honor Anniversary - The Indianapolis

Parliamentary

Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will speak on

“Great

Parliamentarians,” ng the program, the club will install Mrs, Benton 8

Follow-

. Lowe and Mrs

the John H. Jefferson, as members of

which emphasize the dis-

ordered and confused political and’

economic"

principles,

world affairs of today. [We wish to have shown .pictures {painted on sound fundamental arti but not necessarily to}.

have this the end or purpose of the grtist, but only the method of expressing a hopeful and, if possible,

13 Hort in Crash.

Jan. 14 (UP)—

KANKAKEE. 11,

Thriteen persons were injured, one!

beautiful promise for the future,” | Mrs. Swi Statement declared.

seriously, last night when a Kanka- | Kee Motor Coach Co. bus and an

executive automobile. collided at a downtown

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A swirl of a SKIRT and 4 short rib-hugging BOLERO—made

A CALIFORNIA CORDUROY

especially for the’ JUNIOR figure—

with gay young lines and heart

lilting

~~ colorings. Fine wale corduroy—well

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the price—you'l agree—is exceptionally Jow—"

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here. +chairman of the Hoosfer Salon Pa-! intersection. STRAUSS SAYS—TRADITION WITH A TOUCH - OF TOMORROWY 8 A fn wo ’ ot AN) ; Nah! SINGS ~ \ : «xX ee

the club.

STRAUSS SAYS:

{and South Bend were icy In spots

Greenfield district looked clear ex-

have been conceived by artificial means. } Judge Greenberg ruled that the ‘husband, though not related by blood to Antoinette, had “potentially adopted her by consenting to his wife’s insemination and was- thus entitled to the same rights as a regular foster-father. . “This child is hat illegitimate,” the judge said.

Upstate Roe Tey;

61 {ii Evansville on Thursday. The highest in Indianapolis was 55, also on Thursday.

Churches Back Aid Plan

ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 14 (UP)~ The executive committee of the

Plan and instructed its president {Charles P, Taft, to present a statement to that eflect to President

Sew. Robert ‘A. Taft,

leader from Ohio, Roads in-the vicinity of La Porte

Price —— Noted CHICAGO, Jan, 4 (UP) Sears, Roebuck & Co.'s new spring and: stmmer catalogue. issued today, lists prices 28 per cent higher corresponding prices last year

today. the State Highway Commission reported. The rest of the La Porte district was clear. All of the Ft. Wayne district contained, icy spots, the commission sald, but fhe Crawfordsville and acment. The composite price averige is representative of approxi-[mately-100.000 different Hems;

cept for icy spots in the cities The Seymour and vincennés areas were tlear.

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Prices are reduced—on ‘Premium Grade Coats— particularly good choosing in fhe Sale Groups at 49,15, 0.75, 69.75 and up to 99.75.

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rie June Matin us We bie poro- 8p. m. in Kirshbaum Center, _ : hy oa By Soin Uk MON Rcd | The Intercollegiate Zionist Chae Buty Jean, Browi, Franiin ter {rom the Hillel Foundation of ‘BIRTHS Tor Indiana University will present a . Bays musical program directed by Dr. Als ALY ua: Tn I. Sr Ke fred Jospe mendo. Howard. Verna Sheayon Ken. . The program for the evening is

A _The. highest temperature in the state for last week was reported ati yy st

{Federal - Councik of Churches today A i, . A¥incents. Donald pledged full support of the Marshall al

Truman. Mr. Taft is the brother of DEATHS Republican wi} a Wiliams Brown,

than Lewis Radcliff, 4), at 22351 English, pneunonia

oma cording to a company ‘announce- Henry P Adams, 72. at 1308 N. Alabama

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—————— sclerotic EVENTS TOMORROW | Prank A. ine. ar, oe w. Maryland, [Indiana Veterin, Medical Assoclation= Charles Huff, 64, at at General, h BARI ay), Beverin “Hotel | Alma Ellen Moort. 65, ai ies Nines, 4 cerenral hemorrhage on

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Canty Puzdue University oy Rabbi Charry to Beck, Forwville. Marjorie Hop- Speak to Zionists

Preder.k Le a BR Poltz; Edith! Tapio Chaury, as AY Sawyer \2601 8 Pa, and formerly of Be tem Joo Tue a S Taluott ida Poreile here, will be guest speaker ior {the Indianapolis Zionits organisa-

sie Lee Roberts, R Box #631; “Family Night” Sunday at

R. 1 "Mari anna Sparss, RR. 1, Box §1T:M

neth, Ellen CGoffinett

4 Methodist Corman. Presta Eilenwur- 1 charge of Jack Kammins, sc

ger. Foster, Janel t General Wilgam, Ruby Butle Franciy artnet, Mildrea Find

» Tosses Pigeons Bread,

Cy oth Leonatd Rama Hardy, 923 LR x Beats Em ‘With Club

At SL Francis an Wilma Califar ' TAMPA, Fla, Jan, 14 (UP) A ALG thera) Ray, Lucille Johnson, Waiter, 71-year-old man was in jail c@1e L

Jaienh heima Mandaback Raymond, Ora. Beile

wr th: ard, Maxine Collins,

Esther I. Smith : AL Methodist — Reed, Crestal Phillips:{today for tossing bread crumos to feed Wingta ‘Ba "ia. dean Pigeons in the park and them t:yB Arden; Chirles, Gladys Hewitt

Riep [ing to beat them to death with a Ann, Shaugh- [club, - CL Johnson, ‘who said ne was from Pennsylvania but gave =o ihome town address, said he wantad to eat the birds.

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Hattie Wililams, Blacklord,

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Henry Harry Jackson, 74. at 108 McLean Place, coronary occlusion will Initiate 25 ; Garfield Richardson, 66, at 2812 Schofield CATCIROWN

at 418 N. Irvington. | The Indianapolis’ Chapter of the pulmonary embolism. “© National Association-of Power Ene ARIE NM. dirsenrogther, 77, at 418 Orange | gineers will initiate « class of 28 Hin Russell, Paar. 78..at_2030 N. Pennayl.! candidates in a meeting ‘Thursday - at 7:30 p. m. in the Citizens Gas auditorium. A. F. Thompson, national secre tary, will speak, and engineers from

Harry A Burkast. 5a,

Walter Utterback, 66, at General, carei-

Pneumonia > Est ver Rousefinld 38, at Methodisi, muric-

ular Abrillaty Ohio, Kentucky and Illinois -will Marv -Linpard, Sa at Mathadiat, Coronary. jattend.

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