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. . ¢ : x | | Franz Binninger © °° "7 °° @ /;F Sh Swi ies WILH PEACE Pledge... coon oe 8 er Motorist i ® : / years of | i // 7 With 7; Heater Fumes ft har oro i iid WIL) EAC menses enue Fer AT SUNY ] A. DeW for. ; i jrueud Sahara at the annual invita- : o..__ |Mr. Franz RBinninger will be pre.| ®@ ~~ &@ = a tent » Army Chaplain ® Lo : . a tional monarch installation-and ball Sips Lemon Juice [sented a plaque at the organiza-| Find Policy Books, : UE 8 8 convocation i Fur £2 uaen 1s (Thursday night te or - tion's stag dinner! ! : Es n Central High di Shadeland bude ET Re : After 122 Hours tomorrow night. | $446 in Parked Car pic Ap Ripple School Custodian Among Traffic Dead; | Vel» ‘NEW DELHI Jan. 19‘ (UP)—New Mr. Binninger,| Ernest Willis, 5, of 2105 Boule n Commerce De . ) | ; + hopes for peace ‘in India were who resides at vard Place, has found it doesn't have received Man Saved From Train Death After Crash § Attends Committee raised today after Mohandas K. 3009 N. Capitol pay to argue with police over a ciency in shorty Ten persons died in Indiana over the week-end, seven in traffic acel- ai . E Gandhi broke his 122-hour fast at Ave. is president sticker. L dents, two in & fire at Kokomo and one by carbon monoxide. 13 ; | Session at Capital 1 {noon yesterday upon the promise of emeritus of Indi- = He returned to his Parkey car e Patricia Ashley, Among the traffic dead were Joshua Seal Edwards, 69, of 2931 Broad-, - 2 | By ROBERT BLOEM {lation officer "o {Indian leaders they would seek anapolis Maen- last night near 12th St. and Sense marie Burtt, Bev ‘way, custodian at Broad Ripple High School, and Floyd B. Sterrett, 42, . | Gov Gates may pro that, the grand lodge. peace. | nerchor and has/ate Ave. and noticed a sticker veing Eytchison, of 5218 Melrose Ave., Drexel Gardens. : | % ihe nes y og ha Reception chair- "The frail, 78-year-old ‘Hindu been a member placed on it. Harolda Mr. Edwards was killed in a two-car crash seuth of Mooresville late, Pt * | get Repo! ciples to Vous lg Key. ce Rany {spiritual leader ended ithe fast by of this sholal Police became Surious as an - Jennings, Elna Raymond M. Breedlove, ——~ ——.= cam a] Veg b “|W ' \ f group of the gument progressed. search he J Saturday. i. las, in the cab. All were slightly . (stone uf tha coming campaigns Charles McCor- Sipping B fas: of sweetened lemon Athenaeum since Willis’ car produced 12 policy books Xjeldsen, Nadene . of 1244 Blaine Ave. snothet etiobl injured 4 when the GOP national committee mack Mr, Sproule ce. The only thing he had taken ny. Binninger Tasty oy pro Betty Jean 0 was riding . i ! ’ . 5 i > e was an sh, dle Betty Bar. enployet, Ve 1 serious condition ail, Josie Tbs. Ss oo 1a Porte, id . ‘meets ‘n Wash ngtoa today and! Other officers receiving cape and SX alee ey ia Tag, me elected treasurer of the Maenner- Charged With Vagrancy Lou Mowry, Anita the Morgan Hospital, Martingville, in Dagview After he’ Pos pe. tomorrow. ® fez are: Cu “| Present aM, Gandhi's side was Chor in 1905 and held the office 25' Willis, who admitted he has not Rosell, Beverly “Passenger Badly Hurt punyu legs le. Waa lound with ;The Shavers: Ye Sao Is Na- novia Showalter, chief justice: Indian Ministerof Education. Ma- Years. Last year Mr. Binninger was worked in two years, told police’ he Van Cleave, : - Hl tional committeeman from Indiana, pany Pp. Pulton, master of cere- jauna Abul Kal#m_ Azad, other $iven a diamond pin, in honor of picked up the books .and cash ey Arbuckle, The auiotiobile Vig 4 Be fustoumicbile ve Tulet sutis of thai left by. plane for Washington. this monies: —git—:THompson, WeASUr= cabinet ministers and Sg a Sikh Dis 50 years of service with the or- downtown from an unidentified pers seas Lead wards crashed with : . T Re " eo ;morning still mulling over his idea. er; H. Verle Wilson, secretary: and Moslem leaders whos pledged -8anization. son and was to transport both to ra Boren, Loisiee rated by Kirby Wilson of 321/35. { |He has already proposed the plan h - . ' the -y another unknown person at 30th tus, Marjorie Da- ope : i 4 Charles Massena, venerable proph themselves to peace | Other 50-year members of the pe A — Littleton, Opble St. who was Sight} injured JSate policy ia ux gr nae {lo the Hosier congressional con- oi" jonn R.- Russell, ‘marshal: ! 200,000 Sign Up {Turners are Franklin Vonnegut, St: and Capitol Ave. aa McIntosh, A vusanger iy the an vind A into a 2 ad beet 3 jHngent” but Waiits- 30° Salk it over py) pywers, captain of the guard; | Mr. Gandhi announced his decl- S0rge Vonnegut, Henry Moesch, He was charged with yagrancy , Barbara Meyer Cardloe Sn o at ; | embankment. - Ei nation) Ss he Sere Eugene Prather, sentinel; J. Ste- sion after 200,000 residents of New Julius Becherer, Fred Zwicker, Otto and operating a lottery scheme and ’ ’ . { other states ore he es ‘ ! ; tft ent ise, ara Reidy, Caro- seriou d a Mr. Tibbs was found by members | sel aves be Meade M. Hevnorntor; the Rev. pelni signed a peace pledge. Bngrojo ures Hows Curr Koster 8 Porer Players Nabbed da Swem, Peggy Mr. Sterrett was killed an % of hid tamil alter SHArie {the plunge. ; Meade M. Reynolds, chaplain,/and «we hereby pledge resolutely to Gus A. Pfeifer, Carl Prinzler, Ed- er ‘Players Na ir passenger, Roy Rife, 40, of 3444 y : | Details of the Governor's plan 1 Edward Hinton, assistant senti- do all in our power to promote the Otto Busching A reported poker game Saturday ley Van Cleave hen th to-| Mrs. Eunice Rustin, 21, of Ober-, : . ade public. ‘but at | power to promo ; t the Ch H 305 W. V. Awards Hoviy St, Hjuten, whey " riding] In O., died yesterday in a Mun inAvEl't been im 2 ny oa Del. / sense of security and amity for the Ward Otto, George. Schmitt and 4 st Tesulted in th : bof ‘ mobile in which they were ay lag : % {the root of the idea e fact that) =~ te y re em SNe enim (mont St., resu e arrest o Gregg certificates was struck by a Louisvile-Chicago Cle hospital after she was hurt § ‘each -of a number of hopefuls for . . . jSrenies Sood o She Sding Sainte Toast ter's Cl John. Willie Johnson, 43, of 868 annon, Efe Mae passenger train at the Lyndigrs| Saturday nigh: Wille Tiaing In 48 {the GOP presidential nomination ospital Librarians Ireedom.” one news won| loastmaster's J v «_W. 10th St, charged with keeping Danii, Fern. Dr. eroseing 2 he Pennsylvania ol P. Whalen, 34, of Cincinnati Neem wo. De Seveloping an. indepen- " | News that Mr. Gandhi had decid- Sponsors Radio Deba a Sotning huise a3 sawing; — 0 Frakes, Helen Railroad Sa ye |The automobile struck a tree along patiorm wh { (ed to break his fast spread swiftly The Indianapolis Toastmasters d Thomas Ashley, 51. of 223 n Betty Sheriff's Deputy Claude Nicholas|yng gy near Muncie, | acne Only One Candidate To Convene Here {through New Delhi. Small groups Club will sponsor a round-table dis- W., 11th. Ste both charied with Dishieshers: 1a = carried Mr. Rife off the tracks ad Child Serious'y Hurt { n » | Ever since the days of the late of students assembled and paraded cussion of the proposed Universal al or rbara McClellan, the crash in time to prevent an : afl! Citi President. Roosevelt, the Hoosier SS through the streets, shouting “the Military Training’ program tonmgnt : > Evelyn ing Pennsylvania's crack Police said the Rev. Whalen fil g(i {14 Su : More than 50 hospital medical fast has been broken” at 8:30 or tad | A pinball Betty Rosemeyer oncom Bh of St. Louis. from Hit. 85leep at the wheel. Mrs. Rustin's pc {Governor feels, the Democrats have record librarians from, hospitals| of n broken. ay P. m. over radio station cated Saturday Marie Sullivan, a : r slammed Dine-months-old daughter, Edith, ROMANCE ~ This is Linda [Stood before the voters with only f EE ay roaking his fast Mr. W ; : Lunch, 119 N. Par 3 an, ting him. The -engineer slamm : i candidate. All three times Mr. throughout the country, will con- Gandhi extracted pledges from po-| Members of the panel will be oe a was seriously hurt. The three were, h one } | charged a bartender, M: lernhart, Marlene on his brakes, but overshot Hie} turning from a funeral In Kansas.l Christian, screen = actress re- ip velt was re-nominated and Vene Feb. 2 through 6 at the Indi: fitical leaders that they would fol- Maj. Hal Felter, moderator; Gen. derson, 26, of th ’ Gibson and Dero- accident scene, brushing the Clarence Creager. 68. of 265 N. ported as “the latest romantic lelected it ‘was on a clear-cut basis ana University Medical Center here low his program granting safety to Howard Maxwell, adjutant general Cr a eu e iin R wrecked Sterrett automobile. Tremont Ave. earlier ‘reported in interest of actor Tyrone Power. lof the man and his New Deal. for a special advancéd workshop. | Moslems in India. ~|of the Indiana National Gaurd; Col. 1935 Rim Ig ho ta ono junior, was grand Loses Foot in Crash critical condition’ died this morning He was sued for divorce Sat: | Meanwhile, those who: are ac- The workshop is sponsored by the ee api Robinson . O. Hitchcock, former : junior shorthand Mr. Rife lost his right foot in

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They were un- at 5 a. m. as he crossed the street - i. . | Not until after the June national for members of médioMI record de- ~ Ariving at See Frermmce Ufc C htle & Bigelow Co, and Don Reich, (p. m. at Pleasant Run Post 144, leave, able to escape when fire broke out to deliver a paper. He : conventions in each election year partments having five or more em. THingtso. Reich Bros. Mig Co. [American Legion, 1352 Madison Ave, inior class play, in their three-room home eight! = er ng Nn dvr the Republicans set to consoi’-| plovees, Arrangements are in charge ETT g will be presented miles northwest of Kokomo. 6 Wi d : i ; |date their position before the voters. of E J. Shea, assistant administra- : Attempts ata rescue by Ernest naows en Actress Delayed | The Governor has been reluctant tor of the medical center and Miss ! includes Bunice Rudy, 48, son of Mrs. Elkins, were or Tax Pa ments | ‘ ke . to discuss the plan for publication Norma Baumann, medical records| : : 5 : Wright, Nancy futile, He was burned seriousiy ¥ y S At Immigration Office unt ne [bas it nailed down and jprarian for Methodist Hospital, | STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW! Brown, Malcolm trying to enter the flaming farm Six windows for tax payment. HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 19 (UP)— KnOWs he's going through with it. : : , Merrill, Helen home. ; were available today instead of four Linda Christian visited immigration Early Word Received 100 Ten ants Fl Fi so Higgins, William The monoxide victim was Richard as in previous years at the Indiana officials today to untangle red tape But even before he returned from’ ee rire é Bader, Raymond L. Woods, 27, of Crawfordsville, a Gross Income Division, 141 8. Me- caused by her arrival from Mexico his last Washington junket a week | CLEVELAND, Jan. 19 (UP) — a re, Gerald Shoe- Purdue University student, and for ridian St. - Saturday, the same day her report- 280 word had: reached Indianapol® Damage was estimated at $323,000! kening and Wil- mer Air Transport Command cap- Other conveniences for the bene- ‘ed boy friend,” Tyrone Power was that be was working on it. |today ‘in a five-alarm fire which | tain. : fit of taxpayers include four addi- sued for divorce. : |- To a good many Republicans in burned out a business block in the! ~ Authorities said he was overcome tional doors, two for incoming per- Airport. customs Inspectors we "Indiana, at least, it already looks downtown section, driving 100 per-- ———————— while studying in his room by sons at the northwest corner-of the dissatish ip wits her doe ts i % > . {sons from upper-story apartments. | ; fumes {rom a defective gas heater. building and two for outgoing per- leased her into Pan Americer During the last trip the Governor Twenty stores were destroyed. The | he 2 Youths Lose Lives |sons at the southwest corner, jre : " ean was said to have called his plan a fire broke out yesterday in a paint | ; : ti World Airways custody when she. of rights for Republicans.” A. store in the center of the building. | A smashup of two automobiles i __ promised to clear things up today. any rate he has confirmed that : : and a tractor-trailer outfit near Reg stration Thursday | Miss Christian arrived a few either with this or some other pien : Balesville on 1nd. 44 killed two p, Social Societies ‘hours after French star Annabella which may develop later, he believes x y | Batesville youths and critically in- Te : filed suit to divorce Mr. Power. An-| there must be some foundation set STRAUSS z jured another. = Registration for the fifth annual napeiia charged extreme cruelty. of principles around which the Re- SAYS— Dead were Donald Carel, 20. and convention of :the Indiana Council. Mr. Power went_to the airport. in- put'icans can rally regardless of x Kemell Nehols. 20. Nick Cliaries, of Fraternal ang Sotial Societies puting: to met.” hoy "ori | Dok ie TY Pv oy Sade ul ® : 18. was given a 50-50 charice of sur- will open Thursday at 10.a. m. I whom he first met recently in Italy| Governor Gates will have pienty ’ “8 vival by Batesville hospital phy- Hotel Lincoln. o Md later visited in Mexico City. of other problems during the two- 3 « M sicians. 5 Opening business session of the But he fled from reporters and cam- day session to keep him busy, tno. | : Mr. Carel was trying to pass two-day meeting will be held at 1 eramen and left his secretary to He is chairman-of the official com. 1 grnother car operated by Melvin p. m. Ray Brock, Kokomo, presi-'greet her," : | mittee on the convention call and a’ b Yorn, also of Batesville. It failed dent of the council. will speak. emi im member of the important commit | to clear the oricoming Carolina Mo-| The annual banquet will be held agge . tee on credentials { tor Express truck driven by Wil- Thursday at 6:30 p. m. followed by Million Paid Committees to Meet ; liam Knight of 1611 Lafayette Rd. a dance. Both committees will get together Indianapolis, Final business sessions and elec- {for some advance detail work before! A ey Mr. Yorn was bruised. Mr. Knight tion of officers will be held starting , {the Hoosier Governor returns to : s : had his wife Mary and son, Thom- at 10 a. m. Friday. | 00siers j y | Indiana. . — a { : : : Tomorrow night the Indiana GOP > Hoosiers received almost $30 mil. state committee will hold a dinner, : : lion from the Federal Security party for the Republican Senators ; STRAUSS Agency for the fiscal year ending!and Congressmen from the state, SKATES FOR TR mr ! (June 30, 1947, a report disclosed Rep. Ralph Harvey, Congressman ore . SAYS: sinensis inter eamernAo SIIN ons egrets Bipapggivlnori Hrom- the 10th district and newest] po i “The mofiey was paid to various Me uber of the. Hoosier delegation EVERYBODY! agencies participating in FSA pro- act host a} the dinner. . » |grams of health, education, voca- Re a . ‘tional rehabilitation, welfare and New Officers Elected Fe Arh - social. security. : By Personnel Group ; ; Health and weltare services io, The Indianapolis Personnel As-| skates with well - ! 3 mothers and children “amounted: to" sociation announced officers far). fitting. shoes... Serie .

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