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Lis 2 Hoosiers : [“WorD.A-DAY DAY Zoning Board 0K's Foundation Gains S Hit Killed in Car, | : = 1 Million Projects For Canter Earlier College Truck Crashes. PALLOR

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Included in Li Jnclu A in ogy, ted With influencing the Church to. continue its support suran bulla the! of Canterbury College at Danville. and Meridian. £43, -— Simons naw! The foundation was planned last week to raise a support fund construction pro, which have for the institution after the school trustees had voted to withdra draw a De the church support. 'corporated today. It is headed Deen - Auth ; | Canterbury trustees met last ,y gohyyler C. Mowrer, Danville;

Insurance Building Establishifient of the Canterbury Foundation was today cred. || DEFICIENCY OF COLOR, AS IN

TRI oe seats uty oisustees a ne a a Tot » the reversed their previous decision. ner Jr, and George Howe, all of

northeast corner of the Meridian, At the same time it was an- Indianapolis; Irving Baldwin, Ft. St. intersection, will be the home, nounced that the Rev. douglas Wayne, and Donald B. Smith, office for the Empire Life and Robert McLaury, director of ft. Kokomo. Accident Insurance Co. The four- John’s Episcopal Church in Thi-| The foundation plans to raise story structure is expected to cost cago. has resigned and will he- §1 million on a loan basis backed $450,000. |come vice president of Canter- by U. 8. savings bonds. Plans for a $200,000 bakery to bury. He will direct financial] The Rev. Fr. MacLaury has be built for the Blue Bird Pie Co. Promotions and public relations.| been chairman of the youth come - in 2302-28 E. 30th St. were also} Dr. Edgar Cummings, college mission of the Chicago Diocese approved. president, announced last veek'@nd is a graduate of Nashotah OK $75,000 Addition he would resign at the close of Seminary, Nashotah, Wis. - The board also passed on athe school year to become dean TT 2 Veterans Lose Lives

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: } $75,000 addition to the Broadway |of DePauw University. a nas Gp last night: rs oe Baptist Church. 643 E. 22d St.! The Rt. Rev. R. A. Kirchhotfer. |. gp 0 EI: h ts eat ang Okla George | E. mobile and burst into which is to be used as a Sunday bishop of the Indianapolis Epis- ying Crash Hho thie berries for the Car Strikes Tree #+3} |school building. lcopal Diocese and a Canterbury PERTH AMBOY, N. J., Apr. 13 ites Sack oe County Commissioner, Drivers of the trucks were, Tee m—— | Other building permits granted trustee. said the board had voted! (UP)—Two war veterans were Bass ape ugh the trict, © that ! Ross Pratt, 34, of Morocco, Chi Reds Slain yesterday included: to continue church suppcrt last| killed last night when their ——. County's institutions have bogged Earl Sanders, 29, of Elkhart. nese GIN *", 4aition to the Arthur Jordan!|night in the light of a clearer| monoplane in which they had down completely due to waste! The bodies of both truck driv-| PEIPING. Apr. 13 (UP)—Gov- Conservatory of Music building] financial outlook. - been stunt-flying crashed into an

ficiency.” Mrs Fieschy were|srament dispatches from Hopeijat 3411 N. Pennsylvania St.; West| The foundation was to be in- oil tank of the California Reag x! hs and burned beyond Province said today that 2000 End Bottle and Bag Co., to build tenn bomen | NG CO, recognition. Communists were killed in heavylan addition to plant in.529 ‘W./College Ave. and Kroger Co., per-| The victims were identified as Two Mishawaka youths were fighting at Pingchuan, 70 miles Pearl St.; Ihdiana Soft Water mission to construct an off-street Joseph H. Rice, 26, of Trenton, killed and two injured east vi Chengteh, by Chinrsce in- Service, Inc., to construct a build- parking lot on the site of a dou- and Harold W. Ray, 41, of Hame early today when their carifantry and air force attacks. | iiton Township. ‘crashed into a tree at Niles, Mich.|————————— ~~

inz for sales and service in 4137!ble house in 23-25 Johnson Ave. a duty to taxpayers to see that en

on for | Request by J. Homer Dady and Takes Dishwashing STRAUSS Grace R. Dady for the construcve 4 SAYS: tion of 22 two-family residences 1 . ov Ju Rosa Sk. merch of W. Wash To $1500 Career Of Five Workers It’s all well and good to be poetic or Fourth Maria Gatica, " $1500 a week Dismissal of five workers and ° . 6 . ; i 5S Helmke Selects [Gms mages deminer lyrical about the subject—but “April =~ y she solv! er pro ant w o 5 att Gane a Showers will come your way’’—and

at the state GOP convention|the International Carpenters over Gadsden the last two nights, The FEATHERW AT Smet J $ 4 1 June 11. |Unfon was started in Superior|even though he went up to 13,000 ERWEIGHTS—in black ; : |i KAYNEE PJ'S— ieee. [Court 1 here today. 5 feet looking for it. and eggshell. : 1 Soldier Rabhed of $373, The action . was brought by! Astronomers advised him that 10.75 . i . {Gotthard Hanson, former presi- he must have been look for : : i Kaynee pajamas, While Waiting for Bus dent of Ie Saltimdre Local oa ancient celestial a 4 i . . s {agains am Hutcheson, presi-| planet Venus is plainly visible Bi Be one On leave [TOM dent of the International Union,|this time of year, they said, and And there's the STORMWIND— cunt bd . Crinkle crepe—{no Japan reported to police todayiang four other officers. jwill get brighter until May 15. wn just pers ironing) that his billfold, containing $373, Mr Hanson charged that of- rr ort resorts It's DOUBLE LINED through : No buttons—the Tar, fa, sustticers of the uternstional Union, OF CHAPTER 464 To MEET the sleeves and body 4. : ; with headquarters in Indianap- ettie Ransfor ter y . shirt's a slipover pocket at the terminal bus sta-iolis, conspired to oust him trom OES, vill oa a Hated 4 meeting It gives double protection . nd ithe union because he sought to and reception for cers at + tn a and the pants : T/3 Jesse Johnson, 25, who has, expose financial practices of the 8 p. m. tomorrow at Prather and comfort. 1 have elastic webbing been stationed at Kobe, Japan, International Union officers. Masonic Temple. ! waistband ‘with se heehee L DL COS i 15.75 . . at Stinesville, said he eves | ! gripper fasteners— pocket was picked as he took a iN INDIANAPOLIS TH I Long shirt-tail nap on a bench while waiting ; And the GALETONE COAT— / 3 ta" for his bus. HR : Color | and a shirt pocket— 7 ete BIRTHS Schenck; Jack; Joan McClain; Pred, (a sports and storm coat #seruasanss Assorted pastels Dr. Storms Pledges : Bess | William, Grace Gums: Richard, Fire: i I ell i d . At St, Franeis—Raymond, Grace Robbins; FEM&E. CrRe ; hv mn one). s a swell coat . i esa asie and nursery prints— f h | i Raymond, Frances Rutherford; Clyde, beth Michell : : : y : z Sizes 4 to 10— Use of Patho og sts aT ies, Joseph; Dorothy Messer: | Gus, Edith Sin oy Laurens, "ehyiii for foul weather. : ek $ A i oe ps rian Re a | q Polem hr LIYMAN; at willse, ; , . ; ead 1 2.98 {autopsies was pledged by Dr. Roy 4 2 eit eon ain Johnson: Le- oth: Robert, Mary Hart $13 Harrison * f ! Simil : B. Storms, candidate for the Re- toy, Marguerite Parsley; James, Mildred DEATHS S———————— : aasanasrass | imi ar pajamas publican renomination for County ug vis eat's_sérod, Evelyn Nichol! john P. Richter. 10, at 1622 Spruce, dis- : { Sinisa eee | Sizes 10 to 2 ; Coroner in a speech before the gon: Wallace Clara Richardson; Gfl-|~ betes mellitus. ; Bowe Irvington Republican Club lust| fre, Genel, Bell Wave, Bra ssf Wales, m. ar genera. cernr TRAUSS & COMPANY. INC uke ERRRLIRIELL : : dS night. aveician). 2 PV. os Lucy Oabhart, 61, at Methodist, peri- . ’ "ny il eiesnaaese | L ¢ I GOD ne y ian A hip Franels—Joseph, Mary Schmoll; Jennie Lee Jones, 71, at 19 N. Otiental, ' 3 . Co Money Order : TRAUSS & £0. _ {for coroner, said his office during|At esa Wiia, Lula Petia; Win. william B. Heaney. 4, at 834 Trow- THE I ; : Ge . ’ the last four years has identified] wn ! 87, at B40 N, ~SECOND FLOOR s p Br Ls oul cause of At Coleman—James, Sarah oF Livingston, fie : 2 y i : nM. a and the ted. death In| 2 Siechodist_ Edward Faye Huntington: Winona “M. Walther. 60, % 8. Vin. a ! : ‘ 5 case investiga David. Ruth Kruge; in, cents, myocardial : z . Yo

they get full value for every dollar spent in county government.” The candidate pledged’that if elected he would reorganize Jalietta, the County Home, to insure proper care and food for the community's indigent aged per-

sons. Road System Hit “The preparation of food at Julietta has been a scandal for several years,” he said. “It's time we as citizens do something about it.” * Mr. Kincaid is running for the first district GOP nomination against William. T. ‘Ayres, who is serving his third term as Commissioner. In another speech, Arthur W. Grayson, candidate for the GOP nomination for Commissioner,

in: Marion County high schools,

stores and Mr. Taylor won second.

Gullison, Howe: Beverly Lindsey Washington.

OK Sought

‘Scripps-Howard Radio Asks Zone Variance

charged . James Sadowski, 24, of 637 A ae adh ha Ea a ye Tiowa’d Radio, Tne. : the| 42Y a son who met violent death. \Buchanan St. and Miss Delta SAN Cashes : {The first time was when their 17, of 1031 S. Alabama St., RRR ate 8 general breakdown in Marion county zoning board for erec-| .. Cecil was fatally injured in Hall, inj last 1 When the N AN A AO AME y's highway system. tion of a 600-foot tower for a o eon enon Joe Wepe Bjured 12 : ig rh NS of SAN N _ = : r ation . frequency modulation sation mm) years ago William Jr. was|/collided with a car driven by Vv, § N AON AN ny OE ae tara Mr, Sar Tha ie would ne located, Sled by.mn automobile. ; Rufes Doge, 22, ot 08 Tank A N NN , who is now a subdistrict v.88 Ave. ; eA a road supervisor for the State! at 624 St. and Rucker Road. The| FOUR MONTHS AGO the par-| The accident occurred in the JE" AN

Highway Commission, He charged that the county's

ditches are getting into “deplora-!

ble condition” as the result of improper planning and the use of the wrong type of materials,

Mr, Grayson is running for the!

nomination against Ray Men-

denhall of Camby. Urges Auxiliary Corps Of Science Workers PRINCETON, N. J. Apr. 13

(UP)~-Dr. Henry D. Smyth, au. Tenn. thor of the Atomic Energy Re-|

port, today urged the creation of an auxiliary corps to keep young men in scientific jobs in case of war, Dr. Smyth, physics department chairman at Princeton University and former associate director of the Chicago Atomic Bomb Lahoratory, said such a corps “must not be military in nature.”

indians Mark 86th

U. S. Peace Treaty Year LAVEEN, Ariz, Apr. 13 (UP) -~Five Indan tribes went into their 86th year of unbroken peace with the United States today. : Signing of the peace treaty in; 1863 was celebrated yesterday by the Maricopa, Pima, Yuma, Chinehauve and Wallapia Indians.

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tower, which would support an-

{tenna for FM Station WVNA,

and would be the tallest structure in this vicinity. Station WVNA, to be operated; by Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc. affiliated with The Indianapolis Times, is expected to begin op-| erations late this year. ScrippsHoward Radios at present operates television and FM stations in Cleyeland, O., and stations in Cincinnati, O., and Knoxville, The corporation now 1s

building television and FM sta-! tions in Cincinnati asd an FM! station in Knoxville: Crosley Asks Variance Appearing before the Zoning Board will be M. C. Watters, vice| president of Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc. The zoning board also will hear, the request of Crosley Broadcasting Corp. for a variance to erect a television station in the 62d and Rucker Road area, northeast of Indianapolis. Other petitions before the zoning board include: Request by the Indianapolis Water Co. for the construction of a booster pumping station at Madison Ave. and Perry St. Request by the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. for erection of a ‘substation at 18th St. and Arlington Ave.

Walter Helmke, Ft. Wayne candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, today named John K. Ruckelshaus, Indianapolis attorney, as his ‘campaign manager. Mr. Ruckelshaus is a member of the Governor's Crime Commission which is recodifying Indiana's criminal code. He is a veteran of World War I, a former deputy attorney general, and local chairman of the Great Books Foundation sponsored by the

—— University of Chicago.

THE CAT'S MEOW!

Helmke-for-Governor headquarters was set up recently in Room 625 at the Claypool Hotel. Mr. Helmke is one of four Republican Party leaders actively seeking the nomination for governor |

POSTER WINNERS—Voted the two best cancer poster artists

Paul Lawson Taylor and Virginia

Eubank, both Howe students, admire each others’ posters as Mrs. Robert C. Davis (center), chairman of the contest, looks on. Miss Eubank's poster won first place and a week's display in downiown

Other winners in the sixth annual

contest were John Brickman, Howe, third: Lois Langdon, Howe, fourth, and honorable mention to David Booram, Howe:

Joyce , Shortridge and "Russell Batkin,

Claims 3d Son

For FM Tower In Five Years

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Apr. 13 (UP)—For the third time in five years Mr. and Mrs. William Budden of Cambridge mourned to-

ents had a scare when they iearned their son, Albert, 14, had

foreign make from a friend. They took

hid it. He found ‘it yesterday. It discharged accidentally as he was showing it to his brother, Herbert, 12, and two playmates. " The bullet pierced Albert's left eye and killed him.

it from him and

Lawyers to Vote

On Prosecutors

The Indianapolis Bar Associa-

Russell L. Fiscus, 21, driver ot the car,” was killed outright and| Gerald Dale, 20, died later in a hospital. Jack Markin was listed as critically injured and Richard Stahl as seriously injured in the: | Car Hits Truck i Mrs. Alta M. Anderson, 50. of near Ft. Wayne. was kilicq instan last night when she was stantly by a car driven by Waldo E. Seagly of Topeka. Ind. The accident occurred on way 30, two miles west of Ft. Wayne. Lester Sanders, 52; of 3524 Martindale Ave... was critically injured last hight when his car igskidded into a parked truck in the 2800 block, Martindale Ave. His right leg was badly crushed and mangled.

4000-block, Madison Ave,

would be 1400 feet above sea level joan old rusty pistol of! he + Court, Prosecutor

Friction Rapped

Fairchild Pledges Close Co-operation

Friction between the prosecutor’s office and the courts was condemned by Frank H. Fairchild, candidate for the Republican ‘nomination for prosecutor, in a speech before the Irvington GOP Club last night. Mr. Fairchild referred to the report of the Indianapolis Bar

tion today mailed out ballots for|Association which described as a secret straw vote poll among| deplorable” the recent conflict

lawyers on the races for prosecutor nominations in both parties. Members of the association will cast ballots for one prosecutor candidate in each party. The votes will be counted by the judiclary committee of the association on Apr. 23. : Candidates for the Republican prosecutor nomination are Prosecutor Judson L. Stark and Frank H. Fairchild.

The Democratic candidates are |

Wiliam C. Erbecker and George 8. Dailey.

Miss Gatica, torn by the dilemma of a career and a coming baby, disappeared without warning Friday. Her husband, Curtis E. Fell, advertising man, found her last night working as a housemaid. The 27-year-old Chilean beauty thereupon gave notice both to the Hollywpod housewife who employed her and to the swanky Mocambo night club where she recently opened an engagement. During her four days doing housework, she said, she had decided to give up her career for the child.

Union Carpenter Officer Starts Ouster Suit

Trial of a suit demanding rein-|

statement of an ousted officer of

between Prosecutor Judson L. Stark and Judge W. D. Bain of Criminal Court 1. “One of the main points of my program is closer co-operation with the courts to avoid the unfortunate spectacle of the prosecutor’s office being reprimanded for courtroom misbehavior,” Mr. Fairchild said. * The candidate is opposing Prosecutor Stark for the GOP nomination for that office.

|Protest Dismissal

Ed Dailey, of Chicago, spokesman for the union, asked for an explanation and a hearing on the jatstilssal and demotion. Board Chairman James F. Cunningham said the workers would be given a formal hearing if they appeared in person before the members. Mr. Cunningham said three of the five workers were dismissed because of their police records. The inspector, demoted to the day | worker ranks, was Bert Pike.

Pilot Learns ‘Silver Ball’: Is Venus on a Visit GADSDEN, Ala., Apr. 13 (UP) | Pilot Ed Shine found out today

why he failed to locate the “big silver ball” reported hovering

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