Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1948 — Page 8

MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE

Many sufferers relieve nagging backache they the real cause

for him. He can speak for himself and will at the proper time.

\|We will not accept the statement

made by Gen. Parks as representing anybody's point of view except his own.” Gen. Parks, a close friend of

political office.

Stabs and Tosses

the Indianapolis area. Temperatures will fall to about freezing in the Midwest by tomorrow morning. Snow is predicted forthe Dakotas and‘ Minnesota, while the. Gulf states and the Carolinas are to have warm weather as a result of warm winds blowing in from the Gulf Stream.

| Official Weather

Worker Admits Slaying

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Truman Speech

WASHINGTON, Mar. 30 (UP)

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Already presented in several other major cities, the conference is under the supervision of Guy A. Voorhees, application engineering director of the association. Local chairman is Homer Selch.

gineer here for 35 years and

cepted a fact-finding board's recommendation for a 15%-cent hourly wage increase for three operating brotherhoods. Union ‘officials, however, sald they were “seriously disappoin pA

Alvanley Johnston, president of

MAKES THEM LOOK LIKE THIS!

Gen. Eisenhower, told Washing- | TED ST ns 3URmAU : k by the board's decision. Tee simiet ie Sagicy the way © : : ton newsmen that the former Sunrise ..... 5:33 | Sunset ..... 6:07 sg ® The railroads sent a egram OF BACKACHES Chief-of-Staff ‘‘stands four | 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m. .00 Darrell C. Walton See $ to the unions last night asking paper, flat paint walls and window Old T Of square behind” the statement he di NI 0 dla . | Defer TT Sen dia 0% | County Surveyor Post for a meeting with union rep- . This reatment Often issued last January that he would rere .|resentatives to put the “recomBrings Happy Relief not accept nomination for high | pr rt OYINE, 1able snows, Whe THe Darrell C. Walton, civil en Te Drek

—— i SOR EA oes : ee ye ” ws pe r no —— _— ss A > < : = = . at » 3 : TS > _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : — TUESDAY, MAR. 30, 1943 ” - ree ERR : "AL sri a a Engl ~S an o » wih RIO Today’s Weather Fotocast [Koehler Files = :*Avormey lo Rum 1 paiitit | rag oday’s Weather Fotocas For Prosecutor mena «| Insid » - w ’ : > | . FH RE :has announced his{ ~~ " i for. the Republican os TODAY Charles F. Koehler, 3459 N, Ar-|naminstian ¢~= prosecutor. - ~ [f§ : : whiskers. 2 lington Ave., former East Side Mr. Miller ¢ scientific mo! grocer, today filed his candidacy pointed out that| Sm’ i retake A for the Republican nomination he has never be-| _ : The quest for county commissioner, first dis- fore sought any ¥ public office and! § cat's whiske General Disavows : decided to Tun at first 2b : For the last two years, Mr. Tor Or I I Politics Once More | Koehler has been a photographic Jor Sxotecy See whether the) caused by functional ‘mig NEW YORK, Mar. 30 (UP)— technician in the county recond vide voters with) question and Do you suffer from hot “The Draft Eisenhower for Presi- er's office. He has bétn a - an ensbie & cal due to ihe fonctions] iadleest [| (ent movement gained ground precinct commitiesman 10r to ballot for a can go throt De Ecullar $0 women today with the pledged support years. new entry in the against a he BES 0.5017 Lidia B.Pinkham's of the liberal party's 329,000 He is a member of the Warren » | 't get thr symptoms! It 8150 has what Doctors J | Votes. despite a new Washington Township Advisory Board and|™ “1t is diffic can tow da te a stomachic tonic effect! disavowal of the general's can- the Lawrence Masonic Lodge. Mr. Miller for the voters to| A fe ia LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S S5ions” | d1dacy- make any choice whatever when| of informa . Daniel James, secretary of the Hood Contractors the same old tes run some guy Wr draft movement, said plans every time there is an election,” pedia states ould net Be suanged che bh by M e etin g be ere Be said . | wet. The e 8 ment in Washington by He is a aduate of Indianaj whiskers i Army Information Chief Maj. Local heating contractors today |pniversity ro School and lives| for the felin Gen. Floyd Parks that Gen. are being shown the latest| i nis family at 2819 Washing-| after dark. yA Dwight D. Eisenhower “has not kr Er) methods of design and installa-\;,n, Blvd. ! through push thanged his stand one iota” AAO A tion of warm air heating and Oh, ho, N about running for President. %, , A LEGEND air conditioning equipment at the . colors and v & political maneares Mr. James| AR GY BROWNSVILLE seATTEnto - Indoor Comfort Conference in Railroads Agree but fo take Moy WHY, 50, HOw ‘ Express said. “The response has already 7 2 x ve SLEET More than 200 members of the through life : pathy tn the ost reached such proportions that > “ : industry are attending the three- i" whiskers. Understandable Way no one can halt it. . “ i SHOW SHOES V//////A RAIN | |day meeting which closes to- To 15 | p Bef Liver ‘Needs No Spokesman’ ov iil, morrow. It is under the spon- ] 2 As ALLIED “Gen. Eisenhower needs mol T-M WEG. PATS PEND. COPR 1945 EW, 1. A WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, \eumues sorship of the National Warm ie ~ FRIEN . ; : i : iti , Mar. pro 3 of Indianapolis spokesman to make statements TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—The weatherman predicts colder temperatures with rain for Sie usaLing apd Afr Conditioning po aCAC) railroads today 80 living room.

, once ‘ A : Tee —There wasn't much room foripeaq of the Acme Engineering of pe Soe mar be ured Kanye that” Gen. Eisennower's state.| IN Row Over Money aici, 3 {guessing today how President |anq Surveying Service, today an-|the Brotherhood 00 Letolpl ly ing the excess acids and waste outof the blood. Detectives today revealed de-|Cincinnati . Truman feels about Henry A.| . ced his candidacy for the Engineers, most po ment applied equally to the Cleveland fons, said that the unions They help most people pass about 3 pin tail - Wallace or where he thinks his .|three un ’ help: pintaaday. | nemocratic and Republican 8 of the slaying of an Indian-|penver .... 6 Democratic nomination for,Mar X t with tor oduey function pe biood, |parties, and to all political 2P0lis man whose body was Eyanerille former cabinet officer should g0.|jon County Surveyor. were. “not Prepared 10, Mee t may cause nagging backache, rheumatic | parties,” found Sunday in the Canal. RAR 7 Mr. Truman removed any| o al years, Mr. Walton|th® SaIIiers Tight now, Bain. log pains, loss of pep and energy, get- Analyzes. Record The victim was Curtis Sylves-|Indpls. (City) ....ioiiiiiiiil.l 50 lingering doubt last night when or sever 3 ae, State High- Will Study Proposals eves, hea; Ee ata Ti The 1 ter Richardson, 134 8. West St.\[os Angeles .. 64% lhe took another sharp verbal|Was engineer OF e I es He said that union wage and Sinful 8 Sometimes shows there |, he Sti Pel fey somites His cut and battered body was|Miami_._ . 17 60 [poke at the third party presi-|Way Commission an Cp © Te-|rules committees would study the ne wong with your kidneys or | OF tHe Leal Cy On wares | dragged from the Canal by police| Now Srieans . :% 3 |dential candidate. The President|cently has been engaged in con-proposals when they meet at Don’t wait! Ask your druggist for Doan’s : ’ VoleS\who had received reports of ‘a|New York ...... . 44 38 |suggested that persons who ad-|Struction enginéering for the In-iCjeveland tomorrow. Dille, stimulant diuretic, used successfully | TOF the late President Franklin D.|gigturbance on Chesapeake St.[Omane 7 : - 20 3% Imire other forms of government|diana Farm Bureau. The three brotherhoods prehappy rae or aver! % Jura, Dosn's give Fogsevelt In 3944; adopted a res-inear West St. Pittsbu . 87 3 [should “go to the country they|. He lives with his family at 330 viously had voted to strike if the Kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from Siu on as is Bh draft Gen.\ In a statement to detectivas|Sen Antonio ek 30 [love so well” N. Drexel Ave. carriers did not meet their deyour s Pills. cenhower for President. : D. L. Morris, 639% W. North St.,|St. Louis .......... we. 81 43 | The occasion for the President's mands for a 30 per cent.wage a 32-year-old construction work-|Venington D.C. ...viooooeer- 83 43 | qe was the national conven-|NEW COLOR RIBBONS, TOO? increase and improved working er, admitted throwing Richardson tion of the Order of Ahepa, a] WASHINGTON, Mar. 30 (UP) (conditions. aia into the Canal and striking him Fr es 4 Students Greek-American philanthropic as-|—The House Appropriations Com-| The increase Yeconimepded by : with a club when he attempted sociation. His audience, including |mittee agreed today to give the|the panel was the same as to climb out. scores of Congressmen, applauded|Alr Force $10 million to begin previously offered by the railDiscuss Money Matters » him warmly several times. buying new blue uniforms. roads. SO SOF Morris told detectives he and Nn 0 ice ow E ‘ Richardson had gone to the area dra s ire to discuss some money he owed i isan ney 0 Four college students charged ») S at ho 7 a Wien Moris velued tn Jay Nes Ta] his debt immediately, he said rE ——— Richardson drew a knife and|today by Judge Joseph M. How- CA St : 1% aT threatened to kill him. ard in Municipal Court Room 3. : SHOP DAILY FROM 9:30 A. M. TO 5 P. M. According to the statement, a| The defendants, DeVerity ; H U el gcuffie followed in which Morris|Gaines, 51 N. Bradley Ave.; wil- ¢ : fovie the Kinife fram Hichmsdson eC BE Liar. So gon ; > — after knocking him to the ground ’ * . / i and stabbed him in the throat. |LeRoy LeMay, 1959 Ruckle St. m NEW OF Hit Him on Head . were charged with resisting Pa- Ti e To Cha ng e To Cottons! opinion that : Then, Morris said he picked up|trolman Robert Rowe, who was politics will Richardson and heaved him into|[out of uniform and in an un- . ride—and th the canal. When Richardson tried marked police car. : Earl Long's to climb out, Morris said he hit| The episode took place in front| # I have jus him on the head with theclub. [of the Indiana Theater early the - ® boy Russell. t Morris later was placed in Mar-{morning of. Mar. 14 with Bgt. \ The reason & fo fon County Jail for slashing a|John Sullivan making the ar- for a spell i Saxicab. driver during an at-|rests. stents to Tatercol Russell is t i temp! robbery a few hours be- mp! nd { fore the slaying on Mar. 8. Ques-| The four were engaged in a FOR THE WARM WEATHER AHEAD sand WY i, i tioning in connection - with the|fight, along with an unidentified man. He hs { murder case followed. fifth person who escaped, when : turned oul : Services for Richardson willlPatrolman Rowe attempted to in- < thei vig thal ny i be at 1 p, m. tomorrow in the|tercede. a -It won't be long now . . . you ing aside their ’ Stratton Funeral Horne. 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