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

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IPAGE'10 ee — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1948 nsi e "Walking Mon’ Fans Pour | Warns of Need [Rolling Model T's Keep Parts Man Busy | : $1,250,000 Info Heart Fund 76-Year-Old Brooklynite Foresaw Ll Sl Tui im | it cone nd pind oboe 1 For Planes ~~ Day When Of Fords Would Become HOBBY {u,v t, he knows where ng o.. § jadies of the Speed 1,600,000 Letters Received in Contest NEW YORK, Mar. 3 (UP)—Most Americans these days are| oe, 1 _ a) auction sale tonigh , With $22,000 in Prizes of Stake Joint Policy Board intént on gehing @ Joie madsl of thee ni Ee One reason why Mr. Scharfrs funnels, lettuce, car “HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 3 (UP) — Master of Ceremonies Ralph enough people erssted Mode keep business is 80 good may be an; William Scharff in business. ’ : : the uring guessing game—the “Wi Man” contest, which he estimated By CHARLES CORDDRY . years ago customers calls them * discount the kitche: has brought in $1,250,000 for the American Heart Association By HARE orpontent |Still the thing to yell whenever a gasoline buggy chugged Past .. y, tne, face of absurdly In back of the For ts, Mr. Edwards ¢ WASHINGTON, Mar. 3— The|So today he has in his Brooklyn the rapidly th seven Saturday nights, Mr. has telephoned three next week—the first major ex-|growing scarcity of’ such raincoats for the listeners to.his (NBC Truth or Consequences) radio show and given Congressional Avia Bp a ae Bibition of antique cars ever held| Mr. Scharff himself can't vie. out boots for the 1 chan . 8 today Be ot es by raat Bo lirtia: Cn ess that world politics could 1s known to lovers of antique cars In New York City. ualize the day when the last f Of 2UCHOn FU name Of a man ‘so prominent Britain to Bac explode into open war at any time|everywhere as the man to see For 16 years, from 1918 until{Model T will disappear into ob- The “utility h that if he spoke he would be and the United States must get/When parts need replacing. 1928, thousands of Model T’s|livion. the organization's known immediately.” ready. ; Stopped Rolling rolled out onto the nation’s high- “They'll go on forever,” he has epevien Josterga ya Instead of giving his listeners + Benelux Pact The U. 8. Air Force and Navy| 1ts been just 21 years since nays but i was the Switch Lo prophesied. phi or strictly aga a the ar A A the: Jast Moga} T relied off the Scharff’s business outlook. : Church Books Movi Pinkerton, presiden sound of his footsteps, a horse’s] LONDON, Mar. 3 (UP)—A high down any attack, the board said. FO ti Se me 300 Customers : Am “No G le volunteered her, Do gallop, a bowling ball, and a|government source said today It envisioned these military oe regularly. The rest are hobbles| Today he has more than 300 oe, 2 el bn A Searing Suse sh Jmgle Glan with re added athat Britain is prepared to accept pendityres over the next five iscal| ois, their owners who will con-|regular customers Who knowin the Unity Methodist Church by were on the collect Revd tor Letters at a Etasele onitSnes opening y A Icraft’ procurement alone: erE® on the automoblie antique|they can depend on him for 90|the Fidelis Class. Dorothy Hitch. After unloading a be Nineteen unsuccessful guesses|iux Say au al 8 at $14.220,000,000 to $16,840,000,000. show which is to be held here all| per cent of the Model T partsjcock is chairman. that they were sure | 2 ag Total military aviation includ- ; forthe male be

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Some of the telephone calls, placed each week to three persons on the basis of letters on why they will support the American Heart Association campaign drive, failed to get an answer. Each letter must be accompanied by a contribution. - An all-time record 140,760 letters was received yesterday alone, Mr. Edwards said. The total since start of the contest he estimated; at approximately 1,600,000 with $1,250,000 in contributions to the fund drive.

Oust 4 VA Workers BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Mar. 3 (UP)—Four attendants at the Veterans Administration Hospital here were suspended today for slugging and otherwise mistreating patients in 12 cases, Ir. Roger Hentz, hospital manager, said today.

gression from any quarter. This was the first flat official

statement that Britain is ready] §

to go beyond an extension of the Dunkerque Treaty with France, which was directed only against any new German aggression. “Britain is ready to go beyond Dunkerque,” the source said. “The Dunkerque terms are not what either they or we want. It merely was put forward as a basis of discussion. Nobody believes the Brussels talks will stop there.” ~ ’ He emphasized that in the Brusgels meeting with the French, Belgian, Netherlands and Luxembourg delegates, the British “want to get something done” before the meeting of Marshall Plan coun-

tries in Paris Mar. 15.

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FLOPSY OR MOPSY?—Baby Janis Trusty can't decide whether the tall, speaking bunny in Block's Basement Toyland is the Easter rabbit or the story-book Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail or Peter. She is the child of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trusty, 4942 Crittenden Ave.

Two Newspapermen . |editor of the Newburgh News, and reporter Charles L. Leonard,

RR wolf » N. Y., Mar. 3/court Justice Frank H. Coyne

(UP)—Two Newburgh, N. Y, newspapermen, jailed last week|Yesterday on an appeal for a writ

for refusing to disclose a confi-/of habeas corpus. They were redentfal news source, were free in|leased pending a final decision on custody. of their attorney today.|their case. No date was set for Douglas V. Clarke, 33, news|a further heaging.

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ing procurement: $35,390,000,000 to $39,380,000,000. Total national defense, including all aviation: $70,040,000,000 to $78,030,000,000. Rap Leaders In its 19,000-word report on military and civil air policy, the 10-man’ board headed by Sen. Owen Brewster (R. Me.) and Rep. Car] Hinshaw (R. Cal.) severely rapped: ONE: The nation’s military leaders for failing thus far to prepare atomic-age strategic plans as required by the National Security (unification) Act of 1947. TWO: The Budget Bureau for giving Congress “arbitrary” appropriations propesals for the nes.; fiscal year that “do not even approximate the stated requirements of the services.” The joint Senate-House Committee said that civilization today “stands vulnerable to annihilation” and must spare no effort fqr peace through the United Nations “while the slightest ray of hope remains.”

Legion Protests VA Personnel Cut

Indiana department of American Legion today moved to block a reduction in personnel of the | Veterans Administration. In a letter to all Indiana Congressmen and Senators, Harold E. Morris, department commander, protested the reduction “in view of the fact that case loads are increasing day by day.” The communication charged that many ‘non-functional, topbranch and high salaried employees” are being kept on while low-salaried employees “who actually do the work” are being eliminated. The Legionnaires fear a reduction in personnel will seriously affect the efficiency of the VA and work a hardship on thousands of veterans.

Given Terms. In Burglary Ring

Two men, linked with a ourglary gang police recently rounded up, began one to five-year terms in the state prison today. Special Judge John R. Royse sentenced them yesterday In Criminal Court, Division 1, on second degree burglary charges. They -are Dale Finch, 36, of 1869 Shelby St., and James R. Derrett, 28, of 608 Beecher #t., who were members of a five-man theft ring. : An accomplice, William A. Shaw, was sentenced yesterday by Criminal Court Judge Saul I Rabb to 15 years in the state prison.

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