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sers and consider may have a pro. in his inner circle mocrat Party and lowing to Wallace. e Republicans had ist Wallace-Taylor usly. It's a danger. y and seditious Red uscle in to power is the vehicle for Communist propasm is behind Walthe financial backull Reds. The states yreign-backed politke up America!

1dies 'uesday, Feb. 24, I women members of e World” taken at ccasion apparently jana Farm Bureau.

he photograph stat-

the CWW “urged itchen and take an fairs.” a very good idea. rry mess” of intersh the history ‘of he women a chance ymplicated state of i let the men take for after all it is 8 re better cooks than hoosg to follow that

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Congress in person, Senate and House:

at and Republican, e President if he i8 ie isn’t. Such com of crises, presidenof deep concern a8 erty, more thou (ress.

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joughtful statement oe But the “tech: gely was lost in

pean Recovery Plal nt. It was No. 1 of leck also expects t0 Universal Military

foreign affairs fere are some of the

sad is the direct re oreign affairs during

een properly used at

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ge crisis, from on® ould not occur if the

of tional defense. Fi prodding the armed

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ppled with the pro> ith top-ranking mI rida, last week,

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Witness ‘Sits In’ On Defense Pleas

By ROBERT BLOEM Times Staff Writer

and Pollard cess. From 2

trial hi room is packed daily.

the defense took over yesterday,

there was standing room only in

the gallery.

particular source of Interest Harry Adams, convicted robber now doing 15 years in the state reformatory, who could be the star witness but so far

was

has steadfastly refused to testify.

Adame is believed to have been

the only eve witness to the shoot-

ing of Leland Miller, 24-year-old! arthritic cripple, at the Pollard

home two years ago. Refused Twice

Twice so far in the week- -long| presentation of evidence Adams! has refused to tell his story on| grounds he might incriminate] he re-|

Fimselr. The first time fused the prosecution and was returned to the reformatory. ' Yesterday,

defense testimony and this fact ve rise

gainst Pollard. During yesterday's Mrs. Wanda Glover, heighbor of Pollard’s parents,

nd disposing of the body.

parents’ home throughout

there, too. Only Partial Alibi

She gave Adams only a partial alibi, saying he was at the Pol-! lard home when she arrived but left some time later with anotfer

man whom she did not know. However,

Pliller, it appeared Adams might e left holding the bag as the

e victim’s As for the actual shooting of

ol who did the butchering on s body.

iller, Pollard contends he did

hat in self defense.

udge Howard to Talk

The Irvington Aggressive Dem-

cratic Club will hold a dinner eeting at 6:45 p. m, Tuesday in Buckley's at Cumberland. Joseph oward, Municipal Court judge,

vill be the speaker.

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marked ‘lack of spectator appeal a week ago, the progressed to a point where ns DE ook Circuit Court As the rosecution rested its case and

after refusing to stify for the defense, Adams as kept in the court room. It ppeared the prosecution wanted im to hear the remainder of the

to speculation that dams might yet change his ind and turn state's evidence

hearings, former

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pollard of indianapolis, gave the defendant clear alibi for the time he was upposed to have been cutting the ands and one foot off his victim

She said the day after the shooting of Miller she went to the home of the elder Pollard where she saw the defendant shortly after 8 a. m. sleeping in a leather chair, She said he was in his the morning, and that his father was

with both Polland and his father so well alibied for he day after the shooting of

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FORMER JUDGE DIES— Charles H. Bedwell, former Indiana Appellate Court judge, died yesterday in California. He also was a former member of the Indiana House of Representatives and Indiana Senate, in addition to serving as chairman of the Indiana Tax Board.

Former Appelate Court Judge Dies

Charles H. Bedwell Rites Wednesday

Charles 'H. Bedwell, former Indiana Appellate Court judge, died yesterday in California friends here have been informed. He was 64.

A native of Sullivan, Mr. Bedwell was appointed to the Appellate Court bench by former Gov. Henry F. Schricker to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Judge William H. Bridwell, also of Sulivan.

Mr. Bedwell represented his county in the Indiana House of Representatives in 1913 and 1915. He was speaker in 1915. In 1934, he was elected a member of the Indiana Senate. Gov. Schricker named Mr. Bedwell chairman of the Indiana Tax Board in 1942. Mri Bedwell aftended Central Normal College and Indiana University. He was graduated from Indiana University law school in 1907. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and Elks Club in Sullivan. Services will be held Wednes{day in Sullivan. Burial will be there.

‘William P. Mitchell Rites for William Preston Mitchell, 1438 N. Pershing Ave., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mt. Jackson Cemetery. He was 28.

A salesman for Arab Pest Control Co., Mr. Mitchell died ThursSay of injuries received Tuesday in a car and truck collision near Hartford City. He was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Martha Mitchell; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis F. Mitchell; two

brothers, Eugene and Hollis Mitchell Jr.; four sisters, Mrs. Doris Westenhoffer, Mrs. Lois

Norman, Misses Mary Jane and Elinor Lee Mitchell, all of Indianapolis.

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Dies at Home

Funeral Planned

For Monday . Frank F. Hanley Sr. 629 N.

{Temple Ave. died this morning home

in his after a two-day

illness. Mr. Hanley, who was 68, was

‘born in Terre Haute, but had ‘lived here 45 years. He was an

‘employee of Universal International Film Corp. 30 years and was a member of Trinity Evangelical Church. Services will be held at 3 p. m Monday in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Rev. Walter C.

ate. Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Carrie

Jr., all of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Propst, Terre Haute, Mrs. Blanche Sayer, Long Island, N. Y.; a brother, Albert Hanley, Terre Haute, and two grandchildren.

Former Beauty een Dies

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Born in Claypool, Mrs. Thom-

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old former Indiana beauty queen, Official Weather died yesterday in a

wick. N. J. hospital after an eightjmonth struggle against infantile! {paralysis.

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Mr. Phillips, who died Thursday

for H. P. Wasson & Co. for eight years. He was a member of Bethel Methodist Church, Southern Cross Masonic Lodge and the Scottish Rite, Prince Hall affiliation.

He is survived by his wife, Sehoo] basketball player, Harry E. Zorman, was a member of the team which represented the Sixth Naval District in the elimination tourney for the Eastern Naval|and 10:30 a. m Command |S90Armed

Mrs. Carrie Phillips.

Mrs. Birdie D. Harris

Services for Mrs. Birdie D. Harris, of New York City, will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in People’s Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. She was 52. Mrs. Harris, a native of Columbus, 0, died Thursday in the home of a sister, Mrs. Naomi Bostic, 2332 Ralston Ave. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary Harris; another sister, Mrs. Edith Fentress; a grandson and a nephew, all of Indianapolis.

OES 404 to Hold

Public Installation

North Park Chapter 404, OFS, will hold a public installation at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday in the Masonic Hall at 30th and Clifton Sts. Officers to be installed Mrs. Mary Green, worthy matron; Orville Green, worthy patron; Mrs. Elsa Feucht, associate matron; Theodore Feucht, asso-| ciate patron; Mrs, Esther Tyler, {secretary; Mrs. Opal Byers, treas- | Mrs. iconductress; and Mrs. Helen Smith, associate conductress.

PaCS UMT MEASURE

A county-by-county organization of the Indiana branch of the! National Security Committee will! {begin soon in support of the Uni-|

{before Congress, State Chairman { Robinson Hitchcock said today.

She thrashes through that

The two free digits of her

gre. !

She was suddenly stricken by Evansville nou polio last August while visiting |b: Wolne Te her parents in Claypool. Indpls. (City) Bn a Survivors include her husband, [for os “ 34 48 Christian Thomsen, a Heyden Miami = .. 38 Chemical Co. official, and a son, Me ‘nn onnie Earl Thomsen, both of |New York - 90° 48 Fords, N. J. Omaha Oy Tw Nn William C. Phillips San ‘Antoni a Services for William C. PS ips Sen 1h Whelsce 5 224 W. 28th St., will be held at | Washington. D.C %

Hoosier ager On Naval Team

Harry E. Zorman in» Elimination Tourney

A former Technical Highig3

District and River basketball championship. n 1-C

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‘Economic Research’ Subject of Address

“Economic Research” {the subject of a speech at 7:30 p.m. Monday by W. R. Spurlock, |

Dora Rothenberger, director of the economic research

{division of Eli Lilly Co.

| He will address the Society for the Advancement of Manage-!

Zorman, the Bs band of Mrs. Harry E. Zorman offlsnd will play the t Indianapolis, Di entered service in July 1946, and Se received his recruit training at the Bainbridge, Md., Naval Train-

Jack Peaslee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Holland Peaslee of 102 E.|*'won 25th 8t., Indianapolis, is serving at the Navy Department in Wash-

entered service Nov. 17, 1947 and received Great Lakes

He is a graduate of Howe High |" m. t

will be

| Instructed for months in preparation for church membership will

be confirmed tomorrow in Palm |y.. PAT AEP IER a '¢F | Bunday services.

During the week, sacrificial meetings, sacred films, special music and daily celebration of the |r, Holy Communion are scheduled. {The churches and their special events follow:

| IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL AND RE. | FORMED . CHURCH — Bo

dressed in white Tobes med [based on Toynbee's 'A Stuly of History. by the Rev. C. E. Sitler at the 10 a. m. Dr. Backus will speak on “The e of service. The organist mn play Scott's the Ju; at 9:15 a. m. tomorrow over | “Chorus of Angels” as | Radio tion WFBM. At 4 m e choir ll ive om pecial OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH program and “The Angelus mpe *|—Deciston Day will be marked tomorrow will with Joung ih declaring their inten-

‘os EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH~—Children to be confirmed morrow .at : a, m, include: Alvin Louis Barkhau, Shirley May Cruse, June Marie _Hilgemeier, Benjamin Callowa Jones, Marilyn Lee Koser, Harry Frederik Krueckeberg, Marilyn Join Lowes, Siiirley Ann Marsc ke, Donn r Moore. Ann Rottler, Sylvia’ Borining Ske James Edward Sudbrock ang Kamman Thoele. The Reve H.

jMoneny Thursday and Good Friday at 8

P FIRST UNITED PRESBITERIAN |CHURCH~The Rev. Allen B. Cook, tor of the Christian Park Reformed © urch, will speak and his choir will sing at the p. m. Lenten vespers tomorrow. The Rev, C. B. Blakiing, irst Church pastor, Tar Preach a Palm Sunday sermon at

ZION’ EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED HURCH—Dr, F. Daries will conduct Palm Sunday En tomorrow at Boys and girls will ‘be . A reunion ses of other years will at , m. Flowers will be the oldest perso: t. Mi Pfister wi

Even to Aron reach and celebrate

the communion W George C. on

p. Friday. Dale *w. Young will Rirect the Shoirs all the service OODR PRESBYTERIAN Retold Ha ~~ as My Friday at et wil be candlelight com-

CHURCH—The Rev. conduct services with Last Weer,” 7:45 p. munion a the e ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Holy Communion will be celebrated daily i ag Good Friday at 10 a. m. in Holy ee! St. Ann's Guild will meet for a dessert luncheon and business meetin, Monday . . in the church. guild |recently purchased a projector, ® on and sitdes and other visual aid acces{sories for the use of Sunday School chil-

y spe: the | CHURCH—Decision Dey for Youth i Reconsecration Service in Bmmaus Church. {observed tomorrow morning. The Junior Communion services will be held on|anl Senior Choirs will sing and the Rev.

ns Jresen . 11 sing and Larry Hol- be bapa in es m. ficial service Tu

and Joy Communion a m. andl in special music will go

ere Ready

The choirs of this church and the Brook side Evangelical United Brethren Churc will unite here for the presentation oF the ords of

oun, chotr and » Fred Church Sho

BAPTIST CHURCH--Mrs. Herman Mueller will direct the choir in the singing of the cantata, “I Love to Tell the Story,” tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. Chester Bearry will serve as narrator.

artin, the Brooks

Dr. E. Burdette Backus will preach on the eighth in the Great Books Series {using the title, ay Study of History" tois sermon will be

tion bicome members of ane school classes will strive to meet their ha attendance goals, VETERANS HOSPITAL C musical program for the § a. m. Protestant services tomorrow will be supplied by Mrs, Shirley Mercer, Mrs. nesier Hard and Youn gng. Th e Rev. C. ,|Minton, Protestant ol aplain, vil sive iain the meditation. Arrangements for the ere made through the Big Four | Omit eo of ihe 11th District American

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service 30 p. morrow and a sandiebght communion, for Thursday at 7:45 VOLUNTEERS OF AMER: CA — Lester Cox of the Woodruff Place Baptist Church will speak at the evangelistic service tot in the chapel, 320 N. Illinois vocal amber are scheduled.

— The children and of adult cloirs will

will night for new Po ent |

wif he members. The en's Counelt | wi hold their sacri-

EAST TENTH METHODIST H —- Youth Bellow will en

“Beyond Our ”

ew retomor-

to ung vale Sssembly next summ YOUTH CHRIST James Stewart, founder-president of th Buropesh anguiistic rusade, will “ipesk at the 7:30 Pel rally tonight the Youth for hrist Clubhouse, Nth ev. Roger — | director,

and Meridian St. Malsbary, fo noonday services in thi : Seattle, Wash., during eek and address the Seattle Youth for Christ next Saturday a, PHILLIPS MPLE M. E. CRU Holy Week services will be jeld jaonday surough Thursday from noon » nd on Good BS 0) with iifferent oo istery of the city as

dren. ST. MATTHEWS LUTHERAN CHURCHB—

speakers. The Rev. O. A. Calhoun is host pastor,

Initiation Set

Representatives from 31 Moose)

iment’s Plant Operation in the Lodges in southern Indiana will

|Athenaeum. Neil Skinner,

Telephone discussion which will follow.

A Woman's Purse

Bartoh Rees Pogue

Beyond the fun of comedienne, More laughable far than the comic men, Nothing so old and yet so diverse As a woman deep in her cavernous purse!

With a line behind her, unhappy to wait,

vast estate,

She stores some papers under her wing, Into her mouth goes that compact thing;

left hand

Hold many items of contraband:

She gives the driver a package or two,

She may stop to hunt right Oh, this is real life,

When she can not find her Freeze at some door while

Out of the purse she is pawing through, And all the while, "twixt dives she makes, She smiles so sweetly and mumbles, “My sakes!” At last the fare, after all that fuss, She should have found while she prayed for the bus!

on Washington Street,

In the shuffle and clicking from thousands of feet: this isn’t burlesque! Her kind abounds at the cashier's desk; In the stores she becomes a little irate

charga-plate; she searches in glee,

But fruitlessly, for the truant pass key; In every instance she knows it’s there, Somewhere in the pounds her purse must bear. If a place is handy the cargo is dumped . . . Eureka! Eureka! She never is stumped!

No better fun has a human seen At the best they show on stage and screen; + There's nothing so old and yet so diverse As a woman deep in her cavernous purse!

chairman, and {Fred Hammerin of the Lilly Varnish Co. and A. H. - {versal Military Training bill now diana po Warns of In serve as panel members in the

{attend an initiation and conclave | here tomorrow at the home of | Indianapolis Lodge 17, LOOM, at 135 N. Delaware St.

ROy Yoke, of Parkersburg, W. Va., Loyal Order of Moose. A class|

him tomorrow. Other national officers who will

rora, Ill, regional director of nine |states, and Ray V. Gibbens, of| {Anderson, supreme councilman, |

" lalong with officers of the Indiana!

Moose Association.

Red Cross Drive Needs $148,345

Solicitors for the annual Mar-!

paign were urged today to double their efforts. The drive closes! Mar. 25 and to date the fund is $148,345 short of the $396,000 quota. { The latest report was made yesterday at a luncheon in the, 1IPALCO Club. ” Blood donors and the donor program were praised by Dr. E.| E. Hare, Veterans Administration Hospital superintendent, and |E. R. Richter, acting superintendent of Billings Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garris, 5821 Villa Lane, each were honored as the first persons here to have given more than 30 pints of blood. Louis Banks Jr. Billings {Hospital patient “who has re{ceived more than 40 transfusions, {pinned medals on the couple.

Rev. Boren to Address Hi-Y. Association "The Rev. AmJs L. Boren, Roberts Park Methodist Church pastor, will speak at the annual Palm Sunday breakfast of the Marion County Hi-Y Association tomorrow. The meeting will he held in the Central YMCA. His topic is “King for Eternity.” The Crispus Attucks High School Hi-Y Club will be in Sarge of devotionals. The SouthHigh School Hi-Y ‘Club octet il ign George Oberle, president the association, will preside.

{said today that enlistments in the

For Moose Lod NE last three days had increased, by about 60 per cent.

The guest of honor will be F.| Supreme Governor of the |

of 300 initiates will be inducted | into the local lodge in tribute to|

attend are Otto W. Meyers, Au-|

fon County Red Cross fund cam-|

‘Guard Enlistments Up. Adjt. Gen. Howard H. Maxwell

Indiana National Guard during

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ARNOLD—Rollie, of 1440 Hiatt, Beloved husband of Laura Arnold, brother of Bert Arnold of Columbus,

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B BI y 1381 W, Ray. Burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Johnson County. Friends may call at the mortuary.

DICKSON—Jeremiah J. (Jerry), Ja0s Hoefgen St., father of Mrs.

Paul Ticen and Mrs, Walter J. Rit or, grandfather of Barbara and

oyce Ticen, passed away Friday. Monday, 2 p. m. at the J. N ‘CH CHIMES,” 1234 Prospect St. Frien invited. Buridl Memorial Park. Friends may call at the "CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES" after 6 p. m. Baturday. HANLEY — Pra P. Br, 620 N. Temple Ave., entered oe Tes Saturday morning, Haney Jie stand of Car Cartie Rh anley; ather ph ald J. Hanley ? Enel

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nitig at his pe Mona: ay, 2 p. BTER & ASI M Meridian St. Priends inl Crown Hill the mortuary KEARNEY —Paul David, “age 2 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J Kearney, brother of Daniel J gu ndson of Mr. and Mrs Willoughby and Mrs Bland, passed away Friday Monday, March 22, 2 p. m. al

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Norman, Mary Jane and Elinor Mitchell, passed Avey Taurwlay eve eve, at Muncie, 8 Service inday, 3,5 1034 W.

Michigan St. Friends invited, Burial Mt. Toaks0n. Friends may al at funeral home after 4 p. Sat-

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3 Mrs, Bertha, 5231 Central, wife of Bdward C., sister of Mrs. Walter Echols and Herman Las h of Chino, Cal, and Jacob P Laatz, 2 Send olis; aunt of Mary J. Laate assed AWAY ‘Thursday a. m. Bervi NNER & BUCHANAN Ti ARY Monday, NE) Friends invited. Burial Ag "in,

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Saturday. ULLERY—Pauline, ol Toledo, O. Beloved daughter.of Mrs. Mary William. Time of Service Monday, 1:30 p. m., SHIRLEY BROTH CENTRAL CHAPEL, #846 N.

5 p. m.

Illinois. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel after 7 p. m. .Baturday.

WALTON—James Kent, of 914 Bllen-

Kirkpatrick Walton. Christian Science service Monday, 10:30 a. m. from SHIRLEY BROS, CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinois St Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel after 10 a. m. Sun “of So ‘Station

WHITE—Arthur R., St. entered into rest Wednesday,

ymon brother of Mrs. Esther Fink and Mars Care Jot BA Sunde AR the NORTH APEL. 2530 Station Friends are welcome. Burial Spring Valley. MOORE ORTU-

3 ARD OF THANKS

DALTON—To our friends, relatives and neighbors we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks for the sympany. spisitial tributes and beautioral offerings extended to us at the, death of our beloved husband Michael F. Dalton; we wi to trank the priests of Bt. John's Church, especially the Rey. Charles Koster and Rev. Bich. also the Gibson the Blackwell Sane "all who oy $0 Mity, WIFE 4

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the good — —_ of Dusitiess con-

ELLIOTT~—To Michigan St. and cerns who were so pathetic and sent such beautiful De at the death of Josephine Elliott, beloved mother. We especially thank the Rev rest of the Lynwood Christian Church, for his consoling words, Mrs. Ki oore Mortuaries, the singer and all who assisted in any

FRIENDS, HELEN and ROY PETE. GREEN — To our \many friends,

neighbors and relatives we wish

to express our ere thanks for the sympathetic cards and le ters received,

, nels of kindness and utd offerings in the death of our dear husband and Roberts park ethodier. Church ai} J Fitoral

Home. ite, MRS. MARGARET GREEN, MR. FRANK. GREEN

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