Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1948 — Page 4

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Cleanup Drive

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Watch your words, John Gun‘ther—Indianapolis is - going to |clean up. The first general housecleaning since the author of “Inside USA” labeled the City the “dirtiest in | America,” will get underway here

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CHAIRS, INCLUD THE SECTIONAL AND

imittee,” met yesterday at City MANY OTHER STYLES,

{Hall to plan what they hope to be the most successful cleaning {campaign in history. Indianapolis boys and girls will spearhead the mop and broom brigades. ‘Hard Work’ Watchword Tony Maoil street commissioner, told the group the watch-word of the campaign should be “hard work.” He declared, “It's been 25 years since Indianapolis won an award for cleanliness and I've found dirt in this town that has been here ever since. We won't get it clean sitting in swivel chairs.” Virgil Stinebaugh, superintendent of public schools, has volunteered to enlist the assistance of teachers and pupils in educa-

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L. Browne oi the Central Indiana Boy Bcout Council, sald Scouts would participate. The new broom interest is expected to reach into every nook and cranny of the city. A concerted street cleaning program, in which Mr, Maio will move all of his equipment into one area at a time is being planned. To Survey Vacant Lots Vacant lots will be surveyed and if unsightly will be reported to the owners and city officials.

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A special collection of metal scrap, and junk will be made. Apartment owners and building managers will be asked to survey property and remove unsightly features. Firemen from district stations will begin making inspections of homes to see that trash has not accumulated to form a fire

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home owners. To Paint Veteran's Home As a “kick-off” for the campaign the committee plans to select a crippled veteran's home which will be painted and spruced up by volunteer labor. To further vncourage city pride the committee plans a clean-up parade of city equipment, fire apparatus, and garden club floats. The parade will be directed by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Members of the committee ask that every home and building be cleaned from attic to basement, and that every yard, alley and street be renovated. Adults will | be charged with the heavier tasks | but boys and girls are expected to | perform the lighter work.

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SHOT TO DEATH — Mrs. Bessie South, 46, was found fatally shot at her home, 2506 N. Alabama St., in what police believe was murder and suicide

by her husband,

Ww. South, 62, apparently shot his wife twice and killed himself

FOUND DEAD—John

after a quarrel over Mrs. South's plans to file. suit for divorce.

Slayings Called Murder. Suicide

Newlyweds Found

Shot to Death

Detectives were investigating today the fatal shooting ot a recently married couple in what is believed to be murder a=d suicide, John W. South, 62, furnace repairman, was found dead last night in his second-floor apartment, 2506 N. Alabama St., with a bullet wound in his head. Nearby, police found his wife of three months, Mrs. Bessie South, 46, unconscious with two bullet wounds in her head. She died in General Hospital shortly after arrival. A 32-caliber revolver was found on the floor between them. Detective Michael Smiley and Myron Partlow said Mr. South apparently shot his wife twice, | then killed himself. : Girls Hear Quarrel Five girls living in the downstairs apartment said they heard |= the couple quarreling and heard |= some shots and a thump on the floor. They called police about 9 p.m, The girls said they heard Mrs. South say earlier yesterday that she was planning to file suit for divorce. Discussion of these plans with her husband is believed to have precipitated the shooting. Mrs. South was an employee

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Burglars Get $140 In East Side Cafe

Burglars entered Duke's Restaurant at 3225 E. 10th St. early this morning and- escaped with] $85 from the cash register and $55 from a desk drawer. An undetermined amount of cash and cigarets were taken from a cigaret machine. The theft was discovered by Russell Duke, 1024 Parker Ave. owner of the cafe, when he opened for business today.

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For the Bath ...

Infants’ Knit Wash Cloths____ea. Double cotton knit.

Infants’ Knit Towels____ Small size. Double cotton knit. Irregulars. Infants’ Knit Towels____ Medium size. Double cotton knit. Irregulars.

Infants’ Knit Towels___. Large size. Double cotton

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2 : $1.00 Infants’ Furniture . . .

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roomy collapsible sty! With folding legs, double handles. y P e/ : Ivory with pink and blue trim. » Waterproof Mattress to Fit.____._.___ea, $2.00 ;

Infants’ Sturdy Play Yard______ $9.95

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Waterproof Play Yard Pad. __________ ea, $2.89 Infants’ Maple Finish Crib____ $10: 95

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Infants’ Folding Stroller_______ Smooth long-lasting ivory rack. Easy to handle 4 +» Light and easy to handle. Well con- $3.00 _ finish. saves time and work. structed.

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