Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1948 — Page 3

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eme yt Rom nis In ‘Busy’ Night “Bermuges on § Bandits slugged. bound and, Barrios; “Same” Monicy, Nl ioed eight victims in a series’ arg: Rey ortac. of holdups in Indianapolis last ———

t. 0 yeggs overpowered Ross. Kershner, 61, night watchman at the Potter Coal and Material Co.,’ 3515 E. washington St, early today, bound him up with wire and rolled him onto the plant's. basement floor. Mr. Kershner said that for ‘more than an hour he heard the burglars pounding at the safes up-| stairs. Shortly after they left, the building Mr. Kershner said he extricated himself from the wires poi found the combinations and nandles had been knocked off two safes in the company’s office, b . i Take Over $100 HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED! — K. V. Aiwtermion eubing his birthday cake oy Potter, company official, whi between $100 and $200 had, with a broad smile of anticipation offers a departure from the unbending school

peen taken bY the yese1 el master of old. Students, including fiddlers Jo Anne Neff and Jack Freese, and the cavend wore that ¢ ap faculty of which Miss Betty Porter is a member marked Principal Ammerman's 68th

, who lives at th Mir. Bertier, Jhe HVC gt Be e birthday with a party last night in Broad Ripple High School.

P Coal Compar ry

U.S. Bides Time! Li On Red Charge Of Aiding Nazis

- Await Full Report Before Replying

By United Press The American embassy in Moscow adopted a wait-and-see atti {tude today with regard to a Rus- | sian charge that the - United|} States contributed to starting the) second world war by rearming Nazi Germany. The embassy was not being] stampeded into rushing any asty| \recommendations to Washingtons until the Soviet Information Bureau issues the second half of its answer to the publication by the |State Department of the Nazi Soviet documents exchanged in 1939-41. Soviet authorities promised! that they soon would put out captured German documents backing up their charges. The basic charges were that the United § States financed the rise of Adolf Hitler and rearmament of Ger- MOUNTAINS. OF ICE — Shoved into Shore by a mountainous | ice gorge in the A Hany. ne gly Ohio River, a houseboat i is shown bei ing made fast by rivermen near Cincinnati, i | favor of appeasement. | : | A & ] ¢

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Buildup for Finger Pointing The Soviet Information Burau

issued a 6000-word ‘statement in| STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW! : R English and German yesterday) ; A

itol Ave., was not injured.

35, of 2616 cuit Our Fair City (Second of a Series: ; re te Why Spending Milli erson Defies ve., ern at 3810 Massachusetts Ave! WY HY IP ig Millions

treet ind roomed wm oc vw: HIS $0 Bring Results | tic on Grains

Broadway, said three men and a|

woman jumped on him at Ver-| mont St. and Park Ave., and took | PS Health Centers. $90 from his pockets. He said

No bids were taken either for NIB TON A LTE RUIES, whole market by surprise. ithe fresh or canned milk and the ANNISTON, Ala. Feb. 10 (UP)| The Secretary said in a state

Washington, Pa.. reported he there was no use asking for bids jail today and it appeared their ‘here Was government price ma drove his truck into an alley off on fresh milk because prices are

men’ grabbed him and took. $20.° Health officials said = Capitol TOCKS, untrue.” He said the charges mus chasing Agent. The Purchasing OP One arrest in connection with political reasons.” - teen-agers grabbed her as nel "The Controller paid the bill terday on charges of perjury and the Chicago market who sold

was walking near her home and without inquiring into the matter. conspiracy, million bushels of wheat future took her purse, containing $14. In addition to the hygiene di- Betty Jo and Barker were mar- Short on the first day of the pric

| Mathis. Barker's sister. who js Week. (alleged to have obtained a marriage license. using Betty Jo's 3 Low Bids “Accepted

name. A local minister performed the ceremonies. On Traffic Signals

To be married to him a 1 want jon installation of traffic

{Porte. The bids were subject t Group p Will Contest : approval by the State Highwa

Water Rate Increase {Comission

Times Stale Service instilled at Main and 16th Sts. o

men Will employ a consulting en- Indianapolis. gineer to present the case.of the ford at 16th

‘water ‘rates as petitioned by the ford, and the bid was $394.92.

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been set for Monday, March 8, St&. “on Thd “2 THE Tow bid “wa

mission, in Indianapolis. ~~ tric Co., La Porte.

Artist Obsessed by Perils

NH NL XN : i ~. Backs Car Out of Garage Over Child; NE \ of ro Home Had Been Designed for Safety’ A . PASADENA, Cal, Feb. 10 (UP)—A year ago, J. H. Zorthian . mural artist, read of how a tiny boy and been killed in traffic.

(and bought 12 acres perched on a mountain at the end of a wind Hing, narrow road. -At-each turn =

protected turnaround He wa 2iong the road he ported * going ‘to pour the concrete for |

He built and fenced a play. yard vented his from pouring it.

finallv his garage. Only one auto squirmed away fiom: his sister ever drove up to it. That was Mr. grasp and ran in iront of the ca Zorthian's, as his father backed it from th Because. he had to back in and garage.

From the land of the tulips comes the inspiration for this vivid

multi- colored” cotton seersucker— ET ————

Dweaty . ‘woven by the fine, old craftsmen IN INDIANAPOLIS

Hyd in Holland, shipped to America

. . 3 TA | NEW CASTLE, Feb. 10--N . ow . “gs brown. and tailored in California: "EVENTS TODAY | Brown. “Patrick. Dorothy Melieory| Castle's oollectivd cool Ny ar that is inherent in the footwear—it is ' * jon of Personnel Women—5:45 p.m, A to 4 Y adaptation of Association of rie Houlllan; Thomas, Hila Mae hitting virtual. rock bottom last a . | 5 he Leap ear : P [ates and Service Conference for Sve Sung; alter, Eile Read: Voseph, week, has been given at least basic philosophy of Nunn Bush shoemaking— the DIRNDL SKIRT In sizes 10 to 16. { a aa Lite Insuranée Co. Jester, Mildred Harter: Donald, Rose- temporary relief by the Ingersoll | ) “we . : f 15 . Weekly lecture on “World Understanding’ et¥ Jastiet Jub. 100 Relies, ol Steel and Disc Division, Borg| it is formed into the lasts i | .00 . 1:30 p A ashiiigion Jn School, on raneis— mey, Norma en Warner C orp. . 0s . Rotary Cian ay poo 0 u Girls J Harold In og . . . . " ni i Rersoll, manager, has it is built in by special care in "back-lastin y ” . oa seph me ) nowy while 70 COMPLETE your costume, we EVENTS TOMORROW MLSE, JRE, N0: made 110 tons of the companys Y* 3 suit, team Y A Indianapelis Oem FotAm g 9. W.. RUSh ian Daory, Trin Carter; Gots, C041 available an one-ton and it is emphasized in. the finish Ip 8 su, © suggest a WHITE CREPE BLOUSE | diame Jewelers %4-Karat Clob—Claypool At Generai—iilton, Bina Ratcliffe; wi. Bit -ton lots “t cost to. dealers . : hy ; ote ie. Thelma Riggs; Horace, Leona Mal- who are out and have emergency dd ili separate skirt] with that fiesta touch by | Purchasing Agents Industrial Show Jory orders for f . an otal ng—— : ; : s 3 | Fair Grounds At Methodist Jos, Ernestine Goss; Mel uel. . ‘ 1 is Club—Hotel Antlers. v Mildred Pickett, Charles, W — ; : i d broadcloths Sir James. (sizes 32 to 36). Lions Club—Claypool Hotel. 1 Abel Robert, Mabel Asbery. Produric, Woolies Are in Styl These 3—are fine examples of 4 ene oria relow rin relow; = 00 n © ’ . = ene, Marjorie Beeler: Robert, Anna. rimmed sheers 10.98 | BIRTHS + Bell Sexson: Dwight, Evel ing’ A " las CrlomtnaDone in Prances ‘ Pearson M, St. “Vincents Robert "Belts mister As Mardi Gras Shivers Nunn Bush shoemaking : he : . } ift she'll love! flies, A vane Howard Reonigan. Alger Jr. Mari Jonas. NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 10 (UP) / STRAUSS | Boras "airy Thomas; ‘Alea, Ane Shale MATE, RR, fl. Wands New Orleans took off iast night | . A ET, he, on Wi ga WO $m Sry A Sm. | an 14 annual Mardi Gras binge . > . | werd Ceell ne iy 1K Am, n iil ny DEATHS ” V a n 01 a.m Z . vied Floor THE SPECIALTY} SHOF : ‘ Jo a Mbdred.. Ean Leper, Beatrice Wallace, 50, at 1129 Yandes, tomorrow, when the penitent days . a pair. ! > F ’ IS ON THE THIRD FLOOR : At Methodist—Malcoim, Wilma Scama- pneumonia of Lent begin. 4 $i : 3 fh ads \ I mew Virginia prem i, Robert, t, Sonne Brown: yiareinoms o. aF 1489 Off who ventured into the t ¢ . £ uy 4. g P. 8: There is quite a large company of » | Warne. Lorna Ricks Carl Marg Arr Barniim. - ™, ome. streets ; ’ ‘ " skirts—particularly in the ballerina type and | Roumet: Aimrie Daind: Basil Magy Reward Booman ow wa N Bwing, i without ‘an overcoat was comsid-- ! ! } the mew straight skirts—a visit to the. Moore, Orvand. Mary Foust; Burngll, cardio vascular. ered in costume. . Specialty ‘Shop will be rewarding. % Julien’ Maser: ‘Donald, Mary Cunning: Les C. LC. Hansmer, 8, 44 Mt Vinceni's.| Thousands on the atreets today | - " j "y . ' * ; ’ Betty Meyer: Robart. De Dorothea Tomer, Mare . An O'Leary, 1, at 147 &. mh, —Mardl Gras -Day-and in pa-| , : nn n

te he at first said totaled 1 thé ts 10. back] > ee Dn he told police the io, (Continued From Page )ne) dogs than did the hygiene division Denies U. S. Coused ee documents: to bac | i Susatel to only $40 or $50. for deliveries of fresh milk to 35 '0 feed children. Break G | “The Russian statement said-*“Tt| 2 ederim TOMORROW: Tae or Wk yin ro ym 2h (1 AE hak Rh A 1 50. Color Three families to which Capi- vate mansion. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (UP) . 4 Mrs. wim Gaile: G0 Colonial tol's invoices show the milk Wag : —— =~ Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Ary. of Germany and particularly =. — { i Hotel, cas fer 34 St aad a delivered are outside the City P. Anderson today challenged her war industry, re-established NUNN - ——— i ater, 132 8 nois ae 4 # limits. Marriage Goes | congressional critics to name one her war potential, placed in the ne banat with a UB. 19 BE OF. J ire remainder of the $2500 was ‘ ’ . \speculator who profited in the hands of the Siler regime the BUSH . iia et Now 41, of 1067 et fo Wows canned mi ‘ON ROCKs'; Briele [erin market bak trom “as metro need, or, amen b Ernes wnan, {which was dispensed to needy vance inside information.” . - oo

Mr. Anderson said the break a war industry.” familita if they called for it at Onl y 12 Year * Ol which started last week took the | Links Dulles, Germans

they fled in a waiting car. Cit. —Twelve-year-old Betty Jo Bish- ment that charges by Rep. August as building up a German war ; y paid the retail price as it Clifford J. Hoffman. 30, of increased. Health ots said OP's husband, 44, was back in H. Andresen (R. Minn), that machine, and named such finan-

nipulation in connection with the Rockefeller, Lamont, Standard Ww. Vermont St. and that two fixed by the industry here. brief marriage had gone on tue market collapse were “completely Oil and the British Imperial

Stab Purse Dairies was selected by the Pur- After being released on bond have been made “primarily for Foster Dulles, Allen Welsh Dulles

Mrs. Pearl Boyd Servies, 708 Agent sai " the wedding, J. C. Barker, the The Secretary's statement made James V. Forrestal as alleged to| N. New Jersey St. said two ig ant Td he Drm waa selectey bridegroom, was re-arrested yes- no reference to a speculator on have connections with German)

Hanford Austin, 19, and Ken. vision, the city dog pound also ried last Friday and spent one break last Wednesday. He re- Ie aay Facts us Bu En neth Fisher, 19, of the YMCA buys Wilson's milk by the case. Night with friends before the law Vealed this transaction yesterday. Which broke down the security| said two men slugged them down So decentralized is purchasing stepped in and broke things up. Rep. Andresen 3aid his Houseiflley 0 -goliestive © in W. Washington Sf. and took at City Hall that the dog pound Speculation Commitite wanted 10 A an was entitled] a small amount of change. ~‘ paid $1 more per case to feed ARRESTED with “Barker were AB out 1f the trader had “mside; fi H : as : the girl's mother, Mrs. Sarah Information” on government pur- Falsifiers of Historv—A is- ————— ; nom do ‘ : a “Margaret “Bishop, 39, who way chasing plans, He estimated that torical Note." American sources : : : charged with contributing to the an operator who was short 1 mil- said it was part of the “cold war” delinquency of a minor. A war. ion bushels could have made between communism and capitalrant was issued for Mrs. Dixie $400.000 on the price break last ism.

Investigators quoted Betty Jo! The Indiana State Highway De-

partment ac@pted low pias Sedu; Ohio River Rises J

lin Richmond, Bedford e nahi CINCINNATI, O.. Feb. 10 (UP)

The low bid on a signal to be the situation “doesn't look 80

SEYMOUR, Feb 10—A group U. S. 40 in Richmond was $1010, The engineers spokesman said of industrial and retail business submitted by James H. Drew of no flood, but a disastrous runout Low bidder on a signal’in Bed- feared. and L. Streets at Lt. Cmdr. Harry Voight of the citizens of Seymour at a hearing the Junction of Ind. 37 and U. 8. Coast-Guard said, “it's worse now | for adjustment and increase of 50 was Lewis Electric Co., Bed- than hefore the runout Bunday|

i Seymour Water Co. The La Porte signal will be how thick the ice is in the CinHearing of the rate case has placed at Lincolnway and Tipton cinnati harbor how.”

before the Public Service: Com- $1083. submitted by Foutz Elec- Courtney of Carrell County, Ky.

Of Traffic Kills Own Son

.m LOOMINGTON — Mr. Zorthian became obsessed with the Tear Vhat one oT bind own iL oomin a 1 ; 1 children might also be killed. ana University structures lieated | - At last he cancelled his negotiations for a home in — ’ ’ %

tast —veek, However. rain —pre- tres are heated by. coal, how-| a character of shoemaking—that will

TQ > yo i AT for his three children. It was dit t ined. the turn. "Aving measure are 12 buildings ’ al . . 1 IN SPIRA TION —HOLLAND "built so a car could not get with- are woud ig or un in the Rogers I unit, seven in| make your days and nights on Earth more » QPINAT eS ’SS in 50 feet of it. pleted by Sunday. when Mr. Zor. ‘ogers II, eight in. Smithwood, l ’ DESTIN ATION —STRAUS: Then he built the house. and thian's 18-month-old son, Tiran, ‘he two Cottage Grove apart- + agreeable! r

" « " out of it, he Jlannes to build a The child was killed instantly. . the perfection of fit through the

. horn: Walter, Eloise Reeder; Robert, Letha Malors, 6, at 1024 Martindale, I It was so chilly that anvone

ce ETRE rn ETT: 018. wow re ean, rey + MENS FOOTWEAR—First Floor MEZZANINE

saying that American dollars and| |British and French diplomacy paved the way for the last war, The statement was only the first {part of the buildup in Russia's {round of finger pointing. The [Soviets said they would issue an|other statement, then they would

THE ALERT == Brown

Tt blamed the rebuilding of Ger-| : [19 . man industry after the first war Highland Calf ; : | i stout welt == brass ; i ; . cial interests as Morgan, Du Pont, eyelets, i } 18.50 La

t Chemical Trust. It named John and (I. 8 Defense Secretary] 1 capitalists,

gs It said that Britain and France e were guilty of completing a series .

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i 8 leather sole, : £ i 1.8.50 3 vr "

0 -—The ice-clogged Ohio River rose) Y slowly here today and a spokesman for the U, 8. Engineers said

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of .mountainous. ice gorges, Was...

and Monday. There's no telling’

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st-Meanwhile; -Depity- Sherif. J. Bipucanca

~ reported a runout of river ice had

trapped two tow-boats below Car- BLUCHER — Russian

roHton, Ky. L calf in th j Rivermen continued their Ne 3 SAY a. g'e a'r 4 search for boats lost yesterday eg FJ) sole — rubber heel. 3! : S00 000. damage would Bi . ow LP PTL od : 18.50 ? 1

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indiana U. Cos | a el

Oil Consumption

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by oil have been orderea to re-| duce night d¢emperature after

+ midnight to 60 degrees. t- : And they carry with them a certain fim t ~ Most of the university s struc- :

ever, Affected by the fuel ofl]

g¢ ment buildings, 280 individual pr Units in the University Apart- : : "I i - Bt re Unienty ai Particularly and especially you Il appreciate

traller homes.

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New Castle. Plant ankles—"ANKLE FASHIONED" is traditional Releases Coal , with NUNN BUSH—It's something '

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