Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1948 — Page 7

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ONDAY,

Child Struck by Truck While at Play

Two Indianapolis persons, one 7.year-old boy, were killed and sine others were injured in weeknd traffic accidents. The dead are: John Wright Jr, 7, of 3229 Foltz St. ; Henry Byers, 29, of 732 N. New Jersey St. The Wright child, son of Mr.| and Mrs. John Wright, died yesrday in General Hospital. He vas struck by a truck while playing in front of his home arlier in the day. Ran in Truck’s Path ° Mrs. Irene Sawyer, 46, of 2601 Rybolt Ave., who was driving the k, told deputy sheriffs the voungster ran in front of the ruck. Survivors besides the parents clude two sisters, Alice and Donna Wright and a brother, boseph Wright, all of Indianpolis. Mr. Byers died last night in Home Hospital, Lafayette, after receivng a broken neck when the car n which he was riding turned hbver on U. 8. 52 southeast of afayette. Millard Byers, 34, of 1008 Lex-

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Conference fo Get Strong Resolution

By R. H. SHACKFORD

BOGOTA, Apr. 19 (UP)—The Brazil and Chile

2-Hour Battle

Firing from the ruins of an

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ve., minor injuries. Mrs. Catherine Vaughn, 87, of 965 Oak Ave. is in serious confiition in St. Vincent's Hospital oday after being injured in a ead-on collision on Ind. 29, one and a half miles east of New Bethel. ! , Driver of the car in which’ she was riding was George Deardorff, 61, of the Oak Ave. address. The other car was driven by Emmett G. Duty, 1142 English Ave.

Old Sol Loses ‘That Skin You ove fo Touch’

By Science Service WASHINGTON, Apr. 19—The Bun, less than a month dgo pracically devoid of biemishes, today 8s “b g out all over.” Old Sol is acting just the way it did last summer, during sunspot maximum. Twenty diferent sunspot groups. yesterday were counted on itz magnified disc as seen at the U. 8. Naval Observatory. One of these spots, a north latitude group that will reach meri tomorrow, is faintly visible h smoked glass.

resolution through because of the Colombian revolution which Secretary of State Marshall charged was inspired and planned by|Sircle Thester Communists.

IU Photo Instructor Wins National Honor

picture taken by James L. Mah- mook ler, Indiana University photgra-| 4 phy instructor, has been chosen one of the 10 best sports news photographs selected for U. 8.| mdpis P Camera 1948.

Associated Press cameraman.

Official Weather

Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 8. m. Total precipitation since Jan, 1 +... Ex

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office building overlooking the

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Hoosiers View Old Masters

Nearly 4000 Visit Exhibit at IU

BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 19— Nearly 4000 Hoosiers visited the Indiana University auditorium yesterday to inspect the free exhibit of 30 Old Master paintings. On loan from the New York Metropolitan Art Museum, the masterpieces were on displdy here for the first time. The exhibit will continue through’ May 15 with a heavy attendance expected by university officials. Particular interest was shown in Ruben’s “Virgin and Child,” Rembrandt's “Portrait of an Admiral” and Rosa Bonheur's “Horsefair” by visitors from as far away as‘¥Ft. Wayne. The Bonheur canvas is the largest oil painting ever to go on tour. The * auditorium will be open daily from 8:30 a. m. to noon and from 1:30 p. m. to 5 p. m. on weekdays. On Sundays-the exhibit will open from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. except next Sunday when an afternoon appearance of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra will delay the opening until 4 p. m. How-

Times State Service

BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 19—A

The picture is one of the Jimmy ]

Doyle vs. Sugar Ray Robinson|g fr fight last year. Mr. Mahler took the picture while employed as an

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU —Apr. 19, 1048—

cess since Jan.

The following table shows the tempera-|q ture yesterday in other cities: Station Atlanta Boston ...

Contrast the sun's disc today

with that of about three weeks rt. Ww

ago. On Mar. 22 the one spot recorded was so faint that a second plate had to be made Bre) solar experts here were sure the

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sunspot actually existed.

GENERALS MORTALITY One hundred generals weré either killed, wounded or captured during World War IL

UN Committee to Debat of Palestine

UNITED NATIONS HALL, Fem Eh

Trusteeship

FLUSHING, N. Y., Apr. 19 (UP)— The United Nations General Assembly, taking a parliamentary shortcut in a race against the calendar, today ordered its political and security committee to begin debate immediately on the United States move to impose & UN trusteeship on Palestine, The assembly decided to dispense entirely with general debate of the Holy Land dilemma. In a brisk 25-minute meeting the assembly voted 44 to 0, with 10 members abstaining, in favor of starting actual work in the political committee tomorrow morning. American officials indicated that American Delegate Warren Austin may be ready then to tell the UN more about the United States proposal for an indefinite UN trusteeship under which certain countries would send armed forces to

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18% | Theta Sigma Phi, 33 {journalistic sorority at Indiana University, today pledged 17 stu-

ever, the auditorium will be open later that day to allow visitors an

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Theta Sigma Phi Pledges 17 at IU

dents to the society. They are Anne Ford, Sturgis

lis; Lualicy Shaw, New Albany Phyllis Weiss, Warsaw.

Virginia Rhodes,

Clearings .....occoevraussarsnss $ 7,313,000 48 rrr vise rrr es resins 24.487.008 will be there.

BLOOMINGTON, © Apr. 19.| Survivors are her husband, professional| Ray; three sisters, Mrs. Roy

Ky.: Pauline Prather, Indianapo-| Ford, Greencastle, lis; Susan Wade, Frankfort; Jacqueline Oakes, Indianapolis; Elizabeth Byrd, Lansing, Mich.; Mary Louise Furst, Bedford; Julia Kaplon, South Bend; Jean Buroker, Marion; Shirley Rose, Indianapo-

Barbara Homans, Englewood, N. J.; Yvonne Triece, Frankfort; Indianapolis;

Services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Evansville,

Mrs. Ray Algood Mrs. Ruth M. Algood, 247 N. Fulton St. died today in St. Francis Hospital. She was 56. A native of Bainbridge, she lived here 34 years and was a supervisor for the George J. Mayer Co. 30 years.

Tumey, Mrs. Pauline Gluff and Mrs. Gertrude Gunning, all of Indianapolis; two brothers, Ray Ford, Indianapolis, and Jess

Services will be held at 1:30 Pp. m. Wednesday in the Moore Mortuaries’ Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery.

Freighter in Distress ii NORFOLK, Va., Apr. 19 (UP) ~The Coast Guard cutter Cherokee was en route today to ald the 8. 8. Alabama Swordfish, freighter reported disabled 50 miles

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anapolis. Our records

rural and suburban areas.

pace. The assembly session was the ortest in history. =~ °° | Delegates convened at 10:45! a. m. (EST) and quickly voted! unanimously to admit Burma as the UN's 58th member. India, Pakistan and Siam, all neigh-| bors of the neWly freed Bur-| mese union, aupealed for a unanimous vote. . i Then Assembly President Jose

the Assembly skip its usual general debate on the question confronting it and authorize the Political and Security Committee to begin . work promptly on the Palestine case. Russia and the Soviet bloc of countries, all opInosed to scrapping the UN Palestine partition plan and substi- , Were among

Palestine it they are needed to

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raffic Accidents Here Bridges Predicts Swift Committee Action On Seventy-Group Air Force Program

. WASHINGTON, Apr. 19 (UP)—Chairman Styles 1 today his Senate Appropriations Committee will “act swiftly” in for the program—would not acl

international situation. The New Hampshire Republican said in a statement that his |

group the Air said 1 twould

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“I am hopeful that needed in- | formation will come to the Sen-

{ate Armed Services Committee creasing | immediately,” Mr. Bridges said. Congress has no choice but to act Car Porters (AFL), said he woulc {“But in any event, the Senate with dispatch on the | Appropriations Committee is pre-| Force plan as the spearhead of 'bedience”

| Atr Force expansion and any all program to assure other national security matters position in a threatened world,”

Mr. peared an assurance that the dis-!cated that his committee—respon- House Armed Services Committee.

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a To-group Air Force program because of the “eritical” | og an authorization was forth: com the Armed Services was ready to proceed with full speed in granting funds for | group, by Sen. Chan Gur Force program. He ted 70-group Alr Force pro-| neY (R. 8. D.).

provide “the spear-| | * gor an adequate national gram would receive immediate zreanwhile, two Negro leaders expressed their to dis-

se establishment. | attention, and probably favorable Bridges appeared to Tre- action. Previous reports’ had it crimination and segregation Ir

a that his committee would g0 S10W! "ry nt Reynolds, national chair-

pending action on 8 “balanced” | man of the committee agains! establishment by the Jim Crow in military service anc . | training, said he would not regisMr. Bridges declared that the ter or serve in a “Jim Crow’ plan was “completely! draft or Army. He said he would because of Communist seek pledges from all other Neexpansion. | groes to do the same. “In the face of this ever-in-| A. Philip Randolph, president Communist threat, the of the Brotherhood of Sleeping

await the _recommenda-

70-group Air|soon map plans for a. “civil diso- { program among Neand balanced over- groes with the objective of wiping America’s/out racial discrimination in the {armed forces. | he said. The testimony of the two NeEarlier Mr. Bridges had indi-|gro leaders was given to the

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