Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1948 — Page 5

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Senators Fight Anti-Russian Pact in ERP -

U.S. in War | Without Congress OK

. 8 (UP) _ Two Democratic’ authorities on in opposition to a plan to write] an anti-Communist military | alliance into the European ReProgram. . oe Tom Connally of Texas and Walter F. George of Georgia the U. 8. into war without the approval of Congress. The anti-Communist amend-| ment Was introduced by Sen. Joseph H. Ball (R.. Minn.), and has the support of several Reublican senators.

It would pledge this country to

take the lead in setting up a vetoless “supreme council” to halt aggression by armed force. Sen. George said the U, 8. should have the final gay on whether its soldiers are going to fight. Sen. Connally said the move, if approved, would simply give Russia a target for its propaganda barrages. The Ball amendment, which has been assailed by GOP leaders Robert A. Taft and Arthur H. ‘Vandenberg, is expected to come up for a vote in the Senate next week. -

” -. - Meanwhile, both Houses of Con- Kills 3 in Family

gress were in recess for the weekend.

Thorough Hearing

Promised Condon Rep. John McDowell (R. Pa.) said the government scientist accused of consorting with Russian spies will get a “prompt and thorough” hearing before the House © Un-American Activities Committee. Mr. McDowell is an influential committee member. He said that because of the important government post held by Dr. Edward U. Condon, it is best to bring about a showdown as soon as possible.

3 Killer Suspects Under Small Guard

SWAINSBORO, Ga., Mar. 6 (UP) — A Tennessee desperado and two women companions were rushed past a crowd of grim-faced men and lodged in jail here today on specific orders of Gov. M. E. Thompson. . Gov. Thompson ordered the.trio removed from Tattnall State Prison where they had been held for safe-keeping in order to prove there is no danger of mob violence in Georgia. The three were brought here under normal guard of four officers. Feeling against them was high. Face Murder Charge The trio was charged with the murder here Wednesday night of Garland Fields, an agent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. The suspects will be guarded only by jailer Tom Kersey and his wife, and one state patrolman, The agtion was Gow. Thompson's answer to pending - antilynching legislation in Congress. Georgia, the Governor said, had no lynch complex and can protect \\ her prisoners, The suspects are Alfred Edwards, his cousin Evalyn Lax, and his sister-in-law. - Alfred's brother, Spencer Edwards, was left at Tattnall because he had been shot in the arm when captured Thursday near Hephzibah, and was too ill to be moved.

Watch Repairing

10-DAY SERVICE

BIBLE BEE ANSWERS: ONE: Sent letters by posts

THREE: “Is ’at 'er-a-rat?”

Oklahoma Crash

The bodies of three members of an Indianapolis family killed in

to be returned here tomorrow. at the Farley funeral home.

Brown, 39; his wife,

Barth Ave.

on U. 8. 66, four miles east of

highway and slid into an oncom-

Taken From Wreckage All three were dead when remoyed from the wreckage. Mr. Brown was a supervisor a

Relatives here said the family was returning from a visit to other relatives in Arizona.

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Farmersburg; two broth-

Rev. R. W. Brown, Tucson, Ariz., and three sisters, Mrs. Plew, Tucson, and Mrs.’

Indianapolis. Survivors of Mrs. Brown inWilliam Plew, Shelburn; brothers, James, Plew, ville; 8am and Raymond Plew,

sisters, Mrs. Gerald Huff, Mrs. Mary Knew and Mrs.

Daylight Saving Time

Daylight saving time will be-

come effective April 25. trea Mayor Feeney yesterday pro- eye injuries he received when he claimed the setting ahead of crashed into a stubborn door at timepieces one hour at 2 a. m. on|20 alley shed in the rear of the

that date. The procedure will be reversed at 2 a. m. Sept. 26, when the summer time ends.

Burglars Rip Wall, Crack Safe for $650

Burglars who cut a hole through an adjoining stairway entered Siegel's Market, 729 N. West St., taking $650 from a safe in the stablishment. Police said the combination had been hammered off. Martin

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Siegel, owner, discovered the theft wher he opened the store

supplied at posts or stations. Esther 3:13; Esther 8:10. : TWO: As a man of noble extraction, versed in the law, a friend and secretary of Jeremiah, the prophet. Jer, 36; “The Prophecy of Baruch”—a book of Douay’s version.

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Tear Gas Device Foils Yeggs

Ice & Fuel Co., 829 Langsdale St.,

. drove off would-be safe crackers Bodies to Be Returned |... "ioqay ater

Here Tomorrow succeeded in hammering off the combination.

check when they found the estaban Oklahoma traffic accident were lishment had been entered and an attempt made to open the

Services will be arranged later firm's strongbox.

filling station at 1702 Kentucky The dead are Orville Ray Ave. told police he was held up Virginia |last night by two men who drove Irene, 31, and their daughter, ioio pe So auishnen; Ba gar . : er ng Tom , the Carolyn Rose, 10, all of 2015 men cut his telephone wires and

The tragedy occurred yesterday fled in the vehicle.

Sayre, Okla. Police said the car wood, said an unknown amount of money was taken from him b of the Browns skidded on the icy two men who robbed him Mud truck night at Maryland and Osage Sts. He told police one man threatened him with what he believes was a gun in a side pocket.

sie iilomamielnd iin] t - the Kimble Glass Co., 2201 E. I 46th St. nags | G = w Survivors of Mr. Brown include i dming Raids

ers, Cordis, Indianapolis, and :he|S¢Veral gaming raids yesterday.

Helen |fused admittance to a reported Mary crap game and spent 10 minutes Hauger and Mrs. George Pullum,|8etting into where the action was| supposed to be.

clude her parents, Mr. and .|eye by splinters from a door. .he Mrs. was forced to break down at anEvans- other alleged crap casino.

Farmersburg, and Clark and|2t Brosnan’s Tavern, 1236 Oliver Charles Plew, Arizona, and four|AVe

Louis|53uad tried to enter, but were re-

Brown, all of Tucson, Ariz, and fused admittance, they reported. Mrs. Ruby Irvin, Shelburn. They had no search warrant.

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on horseback. i.e. with horses

Jer. 32:6 —;

Gen. 8:4 (Mt. Ararat was the

A tear gas device at the Polar

they had

Police were making a routine

J. C. Nungester, owner of a

Walter Chew, R. R. 2, Green-

Police ran into trouble making

In one instance, they were re-

A patrolman was cut above the

The tardy entrance was made

Sgt. Alexander Dunwoody and

Clean as a Pin Ten minutes later, they entered

Patrolman Clyde Ashby was ted at General Hospital for

200 block, Blake St. ~ A reported crap game had come to an orderly close by the time he and his partner were.able to get inside, he said. Floyd Huchin, 51, of 718 Shelby St., was held on a charge of violating the 1935 slot machine act after a raid at Carson's Grille at the Shelby St. address. Joe Mathews, 47, of Joe's Tavern, 304 N. Rural St, was charged with advertising a lottery scheme and gift enterprise and keeping a room for pool selling. Police said they saw pick-win tickets sold there.

this morning.

EVENTS TODAY i n for the regis-

Indianapolis 3 p. m,, Ayres’ Auditorium.

EVENTS TOMORROW

You must come and see these|f| Services in Catholic and Protestant! oy Goneral—Harry, Melone Hyde. ®

Churches * Branch Offices will be open for the regisy

dence from one precinct to another— 23to9 pm, tation 23; Schools 41 and 42, and PFrejies Drug Store. Wilbur D. Peat Lecture on ‘Interpreting Modern Trends in Contemporary Paint. ing”’—4 p.m., Herron Art Museum.

BIRTHS Twins (a4 Sensral=Olissies, Genevieve James, girls.

Boys —————————) | A{_General—Clayton, Deloris Sayles.

Call Us With

Confidence

Thoughtful, sympathetic understanding —~ backed by years of experience — enables

a service that is wunsur-

IN iNDIANAPOLIS

tration of voters and transfer eof resi-\ or.

Tickets and $9 were confiscated. -

At Methodist—Robert, Helen Zollner; Wil. liam, Helen Moore; Linden, Ma rite

Branch Offices will be ope: . oor eG tration of voters and transfer of resi- Beaty: Melvin, Barbara Berry; William, dence formi one precinct to another—| ,¢ st. Fr s—Robert, Modell Youse: and 5 and a Neh Earl, Marjorie White; Jonn, Carol Jen~ Geneva Stun 2. m., eb Mills Hall, | , 5! Samuel, Lucille Bowlby. Panhellenic on

At Methodist—Melvin, Janet Lee; Overton, Bessie Dalton; Robert, Mary WalkGeorge, Virginia Bell. At_St. Francis—Woodrow, Marjorie Lyons; Walter, Rebecca Derringer. $ - St. neent's—James, Rita Hamer; Grover, Kathleen McGill; Willism, Jacueline Hixon, Nathan, Alice Haycox; arles, Rita Lough. At Coleman—Lloyd, Ruby Jones; Henry, Marjorie Marsh. * At Home—Rcbert, Grace Coffee, 2109 Lexington; Calvin, Mary Harris, 2902' Tina.

DEATHS Arthur Hawthorne, 67, at General, cirrhosis of liver. James Long, 74, at 5490 W. 28th, carci noms. Minnie day Matinias, 74, at 1422 Win- , arteriosclerosis. Talta C. Robertson, 63, at 2434 N, Keytone, it

cerebral hemorrhage. aret L. Wilkes, 47, at 3760 ‘N. Penn-

vania, pulmonary edema. Lula Aves.” 1,0 at Methodist, coronary occlusion. Minnie Baumont, 76, at Methodist, eoroWilliam Osuer, 72, st General, periionitis a , 92, v Drucilla Moss, 70, at 2742 N. Gale, cardio

vascular. William H. McKinty, 74, at Veteran's, pneumonia.

PIMPLES

myocarditis, . Ellen Gustin Tyler, 64, at 2523 Central,

CUTICURA

SOAP amd OINTMENT

What a strange world! This little boy sees only a warped image when he views the globe through ill-fitting glasses. His world is out of focus. To

correct this faulty view, he must remove the spectacles. : Many children today are gering a confused picture of life, vision is impaired by human frai

clear, lovely sight.

To strengthen their outlook, children must have the benefit of spiritual . training. They must be allowed to look upon a more beautiful way of living —and then be encouraged to better their activities and habits. It is the Church which helps give them the clean, clear vision of a truly successful

Christian life.

Bring the children of your family and your community to church school

and church—and bring the world into proper focus for them.

life, Their spiritual lties. Their companions and their envifons

ment are too often a bad influence. The world about them is not always a

Fifteenth of a series of advertisements to be published each Saturday under the sponsorship of these friends and supporters of Indianapolis Churches and Synagogues.

Youth for Christ, Inc.

Inter-Church Rallies every Sat. night. Delaware & Vermont :

W. H. Richardson

Funeral Home 1340 Madison Ave. FR 5508

Kipp Bros. Co.

117 8. Meridian

Bakery Workers Union Local 372

421 People’s Bank Bldg. MA. 8244.

Becker Motors, Inc.

- STUDEBAKER Bales and Service 418-24 N. Capitol Ave. LI. 4300

Warren Auto Service & : Repairing

304 B. North (Corner Als. & North) RI. 8065

A Friend of thé Church

Langenskamp-Wheeler Brass Works, Inc.

1234 Shelby MA. 6528

Business Men's Assurance-Ov.

Noul Iiams, Indians Mansger Pletcher Trust Bidg. RIL 3931

~ Burk & Weaver Cleaning Cos

105 E. North RL 2160

Modern Scavenger Service Co.

$360 N. Keystone Ave.

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DANNER'S

Sc—10c to $1.00 STORES

Stettler s Bakery

(Rolls, Donuts, Pastries) AUNT KATE'S COOKIES

Frederick B. Cline, Realtor

1313 Otrole Tower PR. 3174

Laundry Workers

International Union

Marion County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Assn., Inc.

“THE LAMPLIGHTER" says: “My! It's good to be an American, where we can go to the church of our choice.”

etter Lamp Shade

Cleaners 1829 N. Delaware

Indiana State Industrial Council, C.1.Q.

220 W. Washington Bt.

J. Kasle & Sons, Inc.

2210 Oliver Ave.

Bellevieu Cleaners R. W. SCHOOLCRAPT “2-Day Regular, 1-Day Special Service” 2518 W. 10th CA. 3515

Morgan Trailer Park 4023 Rockville Road BE-0653-R “We cater to those who care”

The Belmont

Garment Cleaners

3039 West Washington Bill Marshall, Prop. MA. 4203

O. L. Dresher Auto Co. RL 08

1101 N. Meridian St.

WA. 8138

MERIDIAN

PONTIAC, INC. 923 N. MERIDIAN ST.

Larman's Furniture Co. 302 BE. Washington St,

Gates Motors, Inc.

Your De SBoto-Plymouth Dealer 3400 N. Dlinois—New Oars TA. 3346 3333 N. Nllinois—Used Cars TA. 7336

Bill Kuhn

NORTH SIDE & EAST SIDE CHEVROLET 838 E. 63rd St, Broad Ripple, BR. 2471 5436 BE. Washington, Irvington, IR-1131

T. A Moynahan Properties The Office of Moynahan Apartments 850 N. Pennsylvania LI. 5888

The Mme. C.J. Walker Mfg. Co.

The Mme, C. J. Walker College of Beauty Culture

617 Indians Ave. LL 7113

Ace Electric Co.

Members of Indians Elec. League, Ine. 1819-21 Millersville Drive HU. 1453

United Dental Laboratories, Inc.

Dill Implement Co.

1530 Stadium (Indiana Ave.) MA. 5358

BEAUTIFUL Washington Park Cemetery

and Mausoleum Wm. A, Hoefgen, President

Adding Machine Service

and Sales

318 8. Meridian MA. SME

A Friend of the Church

The New Augusta State Bank

The Northwestern State Bank

1100 W, 30th TA. 90%

The Home Elevator Co., Inc.

“A Home Industry, Beh. 1913" 1142-50 Southeastern Ave. FR. 2341

Midland Building Industries,

Inc. 907 EB. ‘Wholesale Distributors, Lumber, Btock Woodwork, Builders Supplies

Indianapolis Typographical Union No. ls

108 East Washington 8%.

H. A. Waterman Co. The Best in Parm Equipment IR. 2368 CA. 4393

Robert W. Stirling

Funeral Home

1420 Prospect St. . MA. 6576

" Ben Davis Coal Co. a 1720 8. High School Rd. = LB