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Against Rabies
Dr. Kempf Asks $5000 for Inoculation
The city moved ahead on an emergency rabies inoculation campaign today ‘as Gov. ‘Gates studied recommenddtions for state-wide immunization. pr. Gerald Kempf, city health officer, sald he -would present a request to the health board and
fmmediate free inoculation of Indianapolis pets. Dr. Kempf sald he would ask transfer of $5000 from his dement’s unexpended funds. The request will be given to the poard when it meets Monday and to city council Monday night, It then will be Subject to approval of state board of accounts before the program can begin. Dr. Kempf said he hoped to get the program started in a few weeks. He sald the fund would provide serum and syringes. Local veterinarians already have volun-
gency. : So far this year Indian-| apolis has had 45 cases of rabies, compared-to-37-in-the- entire year. of 1947.
Governor Begins Study Meanwhile, Gov. Gates began study of recommendations of health officials for immediate mass immunization of dogs. The recommendations for halting the epidemic came from Dr, LeRoy E. Burney, state health commissioner and Dr. Raymond Fagan, veterinary epidemiologist, after -several rabies sessions yesterday. The recommendations are: ONE: Mass immunization of.
TWO: Elimination of stray dogs by “strict enforcement of laws against permitting strays to! nun at large. : The doctors made the recommendations after meeting with
Society for the Prevention of) Cruelty to Animals and the Indiana Humane Society. The two animal welfare groups went be-|
Tore Gov. Gates “yesterday ip Dride Of Sylvester Jones, Ft. fing
ask an appropriation to: purchase serum for mess inoculations. =
Traller Use Suggested A tentative plan is
t a ve to!
be inoculatéd in three weeks.
State health board officials said | a eet place in Indianapolis—the! there are now about 280 cases of notice Etat es animal rabies in Indiana. declar-|
ing the number is “above the five-
» (French war bride friend of hers, Police were. called yesterda yeur average and an epidemic.” lo. “uf caret Barker, James: by Newlin's sister, Beulah, we Added fo Check
GOP Factions
End Campaign For Primary
U. S. To Revive Plan For Arms With ERP
By NOBLE REED Rival factions in the Republican | Party here today wound up the primary campaign by joining, hands in support of two major candidates at the polls Tuesday. Both the regular GOP organi-|
Limited Shipments Proposed to Nations
SB o ight in the police station for Mrs. Denise LeGaule Jones.
resulted in a night's stay on 8. girl's stay was “by request.” Mrs. Denise LeGaule Jones,
fren eo ie 35er wee No, 1 Dery Spot Wayne, ‘came to Indianapolis tor months here. “But the champagne L. Fortune, Wilbur Sy Edwin |
the first time was to claim a birthday pac
. FRENCH WAR BRIDE—The quest for champagne brought
But it “by foguast,.
Champagne Gets War Bride In Jai
At Her Request
Ft. Wayne Visitor Finds Police Hospitable,
Birthday Package Fram France Elusive
By DAVID WATSON “A quest for a quart of French champagne ended in a night |
in the Indianapolis police station for a 21-ypar-old French war! |bride.
It isn’t the first time the quest for aleoholic beverages has Alabama Bt. But the French
is. from. my mother for my. birthday May 18. And what isa
{Last night the GOP Campaign’
zations known as thé Republican) Candidates Committee and the) rival group functioning as -the| Marion County GOP Campaign Committée got together on the sheriff and prosecutor races. Both have slated Sheriff Al Magenheimer for renomination, and Frank H. Fairchild for .prose-| cutor against tlie incumbent, a son L. Stark. Groups Split The groups split in the Congress | contest. The regylar organization| group headed by Herman C.| Wolff, representing workers asso-| ea with Chairman James In-|
gles and J. J. Daniels. has slated +1George Ll. Denny. for. Congress. Committee, composed of workers, _|associated with James L. Brad-| {ford, former - county chairman; |slated State Senator Hoyt Moore! {for the Congress nomination. | Wor the two county commis- | |sioner posts the Bradford group | {slated .Charles Koehler, former East Side grocer, to oppose Comte) {missioner William T. Ayrés and will Commissioner Ray| Me: Menbail 167 for renomination. i GOP committee, Inlated George Na Kincaid against Mr. Ayres and Arthur W. Gray-| json against Mr. Mendenhall | ! Slate for Both 4 +. Both groups slated Dr. Roy B.| {Storms for coroner and Paul R.! {Brown for surveyor. The Bradford group slated the | | following candjdates for {State Senate:” Arcadia {Robert L. Brokenburr, Frank J. {Noll Jr, Donald Ream and Har-| old O. Burnett. The same group slated the. {following for State Representa-| tives: Bol C. Bodngs | Clark W.
-in—four Day;
Haerle, Rufus Kuykendall, Joyce, Loomis, Bert C, McCammon, Rae John Tinder; J. Russell’
Powell,
100-1 Shot Gets
Galedo on Rail,
| ONLY DUMMIES WON'T VOTE—That might be the caption, of this picture as Mrs. |. B. Souders, Sears employee, inspects one | of the League of Women Voters posters uiging all-out voting in the May 4 primary,
Mine Owners Get
- tkewis’ Notice
4 WASHINGTON, Apr. 30 (UP)! —John L. Lewis today formally notified soft coal operators that the United Mine Workers’ contract expires June 30.
Under Marshall Plan:
Scheme Dropped in Original Act; Congress to Hear Advocates Next Week
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30
are preparing proposed legislation’ to "authorize limited shipment of arms to any nation whose freedom is deemed vital to the United States, it was learned today. The. proposal will be contained in a plan to revive a imilitary section which was dropped from of legislation authorizing the!”
European gram, The clause would have author-
Recovery Pro-
Tized the - President “to provide],
Arms to any nation wherever our {interests required it and the arms uested.
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A State Department official in-
formed a leading Senator that the
{proposed legislation to revive this (idea would be submitted to con{gressional committees next week. i Official Denial A congressional source usually in close touch with administraition. plans had. said earlier that fan arms pian would be presented {in & special message to Congress {from President. Truman, i | But the White House denied that Mr. Truman intended to send [eo such message, ’ | Apparently the plan is for the {proposal ‘to be put before the ap: {propriate congressional commit {tees without any presidential mes[sage | It was learned that no specific {amount of money has been deter{mined yet for the arms. But it was [reported that from $100 million to {$300 million has been discussed by {the State Department. | The five members of the “Westfern Union” of FEurdpean nations which recently signed an economic {and military pact at Brussels are [reported alréady to have asked
(UP) —Government agencies
the original draft { plation,” Mr. Ross sald. “There i 7 {will be no message to Congress = | next week.” In reply to other questions con | corning -arms for - the --Buropean ---- { “Western Union" countries, Mr, {Rosas said “the President knows {nothing about it except what he. {has read in the newspapers.” Mr. Tiuman already has Pledged U. 8. support for the - “Western Union" ~the five-nation defense. alliance of Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. But Mr, Ld man has never specifically what sort of support the te 8. would provide. However, when the “Western Union” establishes a common general staff and a supreme commander, further ises of American support will be forthcoming, it was learned. On Truman's ‘Deak Proposals now on the President's desk, it was said, included these: ONE! Outright - promises of lend-lease shipments, drawn in part from surplus U. 8. war goods located both here and Europe. TWO: Diversion of some ERP fungs ftom economic a HAtE ere 'original Ekg oy limit the contemplated $1 er Bo to peace-time uses only, T : Authority for
| frightened Mrs. Jones, 80 she!
which was seized by the "Indian- birtoday without champagne?” 'apolis Postoffice because it con<
8. arms. countries to divert some of their
The UMW president fulfilled re. for U. p finished goods and raw materials
of the Taft-Hartley! But the State Department is
Townsend and. Kenneth Biack-| Citation Is Ne. 2 5 well. a ; Fo ,
; quirements asked from Teconstruction to trailer which the ISPAC tained the bottle of champagne. Crawfordsville Man wl By LEO }iabor, act whith requires that Sons. Britain, a an saa the ped now re8. 4 Ddianapolis Dg and ETN A “Jailed AHEr Gin | Bale. py OUISVILLE. dare enw fy | The Nethulands and ambos aniag. impo : a imine yp intended to return Rome) a ty, Burnett, Dr. Day.lg, on thoroughbreds: ranging] an agreement. [for mare specitic pF ip FOUR: Possible use of a Stalé wat estimated that with th volun ast hight Tui Secauss CRAWFORDSVILLE, Apr. 0 Mrs. Downey, Mr. Kuyke trom a 1 to 10 choice to & 100 to| He asked ail signatories to the their needs. | Department . proposal ‘sent the tear record keepers and veterinaf- ape’ she had to stay in own) Woodrow (Ropey) Newlin, 33, Mra. Loomis, Mr. Tinder. alr 1 shot—were entered today for|Present wage agreement to begin| ‘Answer Is No’ House Foreign Affairs Committes fans. some 10,000 animals coutd! ® The:thought,of a Rotel] 0. corordaville, “Wounded in| Towhsend and Mr. Blackwell. | Lo {negotiations here May 18 to| “The answer is categ, nd 40. This. § for
the shoulder during an exchahge. =the 74th annual running of the
of shots with: police late yester-
day, was held here today on 3 Average Hoosier aving a do wap + To Have $1.98
reach agreement on a new con-|A0 " White House Press Secretary Kentucky Derby. tomorrow. tract, {Charles G. Ross told a news con- | They ran from Citation, Calu-! In the past the union has re-| {ferénce in reply to questions about! met Farm's 3-yvear-old streak of} fused to work without a contract. the plan which had been reported turf lightning and and the hot- Presumably failure to agree on a! high co sources, test favorite in the history of | new contract by June 30 would| He was asked if Mr. Truman
went to what she decided was the
“There officers tried to locals a
Derby - betting. to Galedo, the bring the threat of another strike | intended to send a message to/from Russia and her satellites. aan estimate the mass town. But long distance callsisajd Newlin had a gun which re —— FAnk outsider. {in the soft coal fields, The gov. Congress to permit arms ship-|The CominHealer o 0 Brig: x falled, state police couldn't spare he had stolen from his mother, Mr. Average Hoosier who gets| The entry of the latter, an off-| ernment presumably would try to ments, form already has threatened Forres By Cost from, car to take the refugee 1o|Mrs, William Newlin. paid by the week should have|spring of the Derby's last long! block It with a new injunction. "No such Astion » in contem-i “sabotage and defeat for ERP, ? lives Do Same ang Ma 2h Sui $1.98 more in his pay check next shat Siphes. Gallsnadion in| reeset am License Fund a of hotels. Rather! v da paying n ' Gov. Gates said he would study | than venture into the strange city | Russ Protest to U. S.; : Pe ag Hoosier may get a little brought the ‘field to seven—one|
means’ of obtaining funds. The most likely source would be the money from dog licenses which is! allowed to reach a $50,000 stage. before going back into the state! general fund. He said he might! ask ‘the attorney general-for an|
alone, she told officers, she'd pre-
| mote or less than $1.98 depending more than had been expected.
Plan $5000 | fer to stay all night in the police. Say Officer Kidnaped n how many dependents he has,! The chances were" however, H h Wi Fi R station. jp BRIAN. Ar 30 _(UP)--The ot Tt i oad that «Galogs Will not 20 unidss Ex agana ins rir oul "Had Her Coffee 5 pansion re
AZENCY the Internal Revenue Depart- the track is muddy. Stay she did. She had toured SERUSALEM/ ADL: 30 (UB:
Battle for Jerusalem Rages;
|ADN reported today that a Soviet | ment's estimate of 1,179,921 tax-| Entered slong with the favorithe buildings and had ¢®ffee when!
army officer -disa Apr-23 avers who will be saved SI21- (Ite and the long shot were Coal-| |
iafter he a
a5 to availability of the 0Mcers finally located her James-, itea &t: the home of the
fund, hich is ordinarily used to y cla oy f aims of A. whose lve:
. sell “One AER, “that of Lit
Kosciusko County boy, has been titributed to rabies. General Hospital doctors ‘are examining the body of 6-year-old Napoleon B Cunningham, who died yesteray, to learn if rabies may have “been the “Ediise. The epidemic 1s Severe in Marion; Lake, Elkhart, bash, Bartholomew, St, Joseph -Ad- Monroe Counties.
.
Gl Bags 2 Reds
Vienna Kidnap Plot |
Army officials disclosed today that Russian soldiers have been Seized for a second time within two weeks in a kidnap attempt
inside the American sector of
Vienna, An announcement said two Urmed Russians were picked up Yesterday in the American-occu Pied 19th district. They were Searching the neighborhood for a list of Austrians whom they apParently wanted to arrest. Cpl. Richard Schellhase, of Chambersburg, Pa., arrested the two R An official report of the. incident said the Russians] farted to unsling their submathine guns when halted by Cpl. Schellhase, ‘But they were sub. Cpl.
town friend this morning. Mrs. jp, por commander in Bremen, “A
{Barker hurried here to show Mrs. ‘Mr. Clam Jones her wey around Indtxnaps: A iam. “authorities ~ olis to comply with,
Best Speller to Be Chose In Times" Bee Tonight
Public Invited to Watch 22 Mg
“By ART WRIGHT °
Sam. .. 30. 10a mn 5 A This area's tive in the National- Spelling. Bee will be. Tam 3 Ham 58 f Gun-Point i in chosen tonight during the finals of The Times Spelling Bee in the Bam. .. 48 12 (Noon) 61 Central Library Auditorium. Pam. 48 ipm., 8
The boy or girl who remains-longest on the stage without mis-
spelling a word will go to Washington, D. C., next month
VIENNA, Apr, 30 (UP)—U. 8./against thé champions from some 50 major cities throughout the ington on May 25 to spend the
{United States. |" The contest, which the public) may witness free of charge, will start promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Twenty-two grammar setae | s from blic, Catholic and| Ftd a and Marion Coufi<| dn at the Arsenal Techni ty schools will compete, : They earned the right to take Allen; part in the finals by ithousénds of pupils under
entire week in the natio
Times.
16 Irene Rhoades.
and semi-finals contests ducted each year with which lasted several weeks. Catholic schools will have the recreation department. strongest representation with 11) Here is the roster of pupils still in the spell.down. for tonight's contest: County schools have six remain-| CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ing. Indianapolis -publie - schools Baker, St. Bridget's; have four and private schools Diven, Cathedral; have one. St. Patrick's; The 1947 champion who made Holy Name of Beech Grow the trip to Washington last year jyn Litzelman, St.
finals.
io An the. Middle. West beca n Tito’s #t will come au weapons of 5 Vhether a protest would be made Bt. HO gat ool canter Anna a Al .. level terrain lends elt —— In he Torn of a landing of inter. (Carch manufacture, He ussia. {nally is Shirley Steinkamp, of ert y Carole Tietz, Sacred ‘Buyers beware “a “a spring warning on peddlers. Page 21 Ing and because it is a vast farm national brigades on the Italian It added: that a Communist ; Killed in Air Crash [running en y " jo ne's; Yio Vann, St. Rita's. . ” at tirerchandise distribution, Adriatic coast between Ancona rude ro ag Been only as “Come v8, Cathe! eart; cen urin, . tside Ft oh of She Shansia it receive) pE0UNTY SCHOOLS rn 80 open-air lot owners face zoning probe. CvvoniPage 28 "He said the ceiling of nin trucklof May. back and forth — k told, Nora service center will be 14% feet! the WAYNE, We 30 (UP)--the. medals they ales ly have 13. as: Flack, Warren Central: Mary, with housecleaning . . teen prob. [nigh the’ standard for overhead| (Reports by fleeing . dled today ceived they ew Lowell Robin- cheerfully g anti-Com P. Kelley, 26, wil fet thes prt Lorton, Lawrence; P pro Page 26 "liroad clearance, and will have munist refugees from Yugoslayhis lemy Lp pe no sur ti if k Y v au
ed an invitation to | American
protester. Iatio
The showdown battle of Jerusalem blazed up today, and the Jewish militia Haganah scored sharp
840.000. |town, which will run as an entry Fadel Anthersois. successes in the first round. : | The Indiana State Chamber of With Citation, ‘My Request. Es Ready to Build | Haganah forces seised the Jerusalem general postoffice bulls: Sateen. figured the saving toicadru, Billings and Grandpere. | y v |ing, which controls the center of the city and they forced the Arab sow ail. Hoouians.an the. hasis-of POPUL. ation drew the Ne, ~3- post = By HAROLD HARTLEY ~+Astenders. of the. QUASAR. Ae: Ae OF 2 ruce- fo-evRoumty ==
Tegulations. al: ones. to: American. lowing her to claim her package. Bremen and twice to Brig. hn “It is a lot of trouble.” Mrs. |Charles Galley, chief of staff In | Jones admitted to officers in halt. ;+Berlin, the ‘agency reported.
_ Compete for Local Crown, National Contest
tal with all expenses paid by The
years of age in preliminary, dis-. The Times Spelling Bee trict: lopération of the city park and
ee
Emilie ' Gray, Charles: Reunady,
Oy . again has made her way to. the Diane McMahan. St. Joan of Arc; She is Emilie Gray, of Thomas Morrison, Holy Name; Rosary |
{And that will buy something. and a quarter. on | even Int these days.
"Sun Puts Heat Ona Frosty Night
| LOCAL TEMPERATURES
quest No. 17.
to spell Weather Bureau for Indianapolis and vicinity today is sunny and warmer with ‘highest fempera-'3. n's capl- ives ranging from 67 to 70 de-
forecast follows last the
cal High was accompanied by frost.
{damage done by the frost al-lowner of .the is con- though he doubts if it was very Coal Co. the co-! extensive. ng here was 39 at the Federalithat ofl drum. finalists
{in the vicinity of Paoli. =~ Helen =
-= On Inside Pages
i although pos $250,000.. HE “ST TREN BRET ont. in en a L postional 4. expansion RU was an(adds up to $103.25 for the year. and the Derby distance of a mile i nounced
Galedo drew the rail, Coaltown | derson, |No. 3, Escadru No. 4,.Grandpere | dealer, {No.-5, Billings No. 6 and My Re-|
Attorneys for the boy, who, lives at 2709 Shelby St. action be dismissed after Officials tonight will ‘be teach- night's chilly atmosphere which Judge Walter Higgins indicated Paul he would ask the jury for a di- costs the owner money, I: Pronouncer, Gaylord Miller, chief meteorologist of the rected verdict for the defendants. {aiming to turn out repair jobs| judges, Miss Helen Thoty-lncal Weatner bureau, says that ton, Mrs. Jennie Strain and Miss is too early to spelling down Guarantee Oll and stock 136 8. State St, ling judgment for injuries Last night's low mercury read- fered in the explosion of a naphAlso named as de- fagter.” building and 31 at the Weir Cook |fendant was Joseph Ray, who) Airport. Heavy frost was reported leased ‘the filling station where! (3547 KE. _ blast occurred.
And. sery;
today by H. Blilison { Fadely, president of Fadely-An-Dodge 3547 E. Washington St,
and Plymouth forces - were
lh after { night.
Still other Jewish and Arab
locked In battle {around the Mah Millah Cemetery
Mr. Padely. Wil erect a con- i the heart of the city, and the
{rete and steel Dodge truck dig- [Jews struck In force against an
I red brick. . It willt be sky
To Save Time “It Is our hope to have the! finest Dodge job-rated truck sales and service agency in the Middle! West,” Mr.” Fadely sald, “We Are sparing no expense to save the truck usér time. Every minute a truck is out of service, it We are
moved that
The youngster was suing 17- fast.” appraise the year-old Norma
Marie Rogers, “we intend to carry a large!
of parts,” he said. “When a truck needs replacement parts, Suf-iwe’ll have them on hand to enable us to get it out of the shop |
seek-
fast-moving business
with its full complement of 50 em|ployees, When the truck agency (opens, he will hire 50 more to {operate the truck phase of the | business,
Capehart supports Jenner for Governor . . . Burch | urges voting mashing practice for delegates.
Center of Market
.. Page g the second largest truck market
[Supplement his operation on E.! brit 16 wilh he henih ish pulled aut of the city and lact|dianapolis’ time, today, but thers ~ in the service department, and ir [it to the warring Jews and Arabs. Was no indication that hostilities there is demand, both day and, The outbreak of fighting at the had beén resumed. A $65,000 damage suit brought Night service may be provided. The official forecast of the U. 8 by 9-year-old Wayne Turpin was.
dismissed today In Superior Court
SOREN Weve Ch to” the PORE play and wervice vunalng Hn the ATES stronghold on Mtr Bion 5:30 p. m. Indiapapolis time to-|strategic corner of Virginia, New morrow, the net value to the win-| Jersey and Louisiana Sts. in time Seized control of the telephone ex{ner -in-the $100,000 added classic for occupancy about Dec. 1:
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Boy's “$65,000 Suit Dismissed by Court
—-+ change; -the--last department of | The new building which will the postal service still working in Jerusalem. The other services had ®
broken down as most of the Brit-
{scattered quarters of Jerusalem) convinced most of the jittery pop-| Jewish ~forees,. meantime, had
'ulation that this was the loog-
awaited fight for the richest prize hold two miles northemsts of Jaf-
in the war of Palestine, Talk of a {din of battle.
Mystery
ROME, Apr. 30 (UP)
!men, arms and ammunition to I Emilia*
Communist boss Palmiro- Togli-| atta to Marshall Tito “asking his support for a Communist enterprise.” { Messaggero { prise” referred to was a
sald the “enter!
(10 that in Greece,
The Jews reported they had/UP as
truce was lost In the coinciged with the beginning of “I the
Plane Drops Arms To Italian Reds,
The authoritative newspaper Il Messag,gero said today that an unidentified plane has’ beer para
region mountains of northern Italy, The newspaper said the Croat partisan radio station in YugoWashington will ag. slavia had broadcast “receipt” of a special message from Italian
er-| Mr. Fadely said Indianapolis ia} Filia undertaking in Italy similar| Italian police rushed to
a4 Am officlal sunOUBCemERY «ofc 2 {the Arab request said they made [it in order to take their dead and {wounded from the field. Prelim{mary reports said 30 Arabs wers killed and the Jews heavy casualties at Katamon,
The battle for Jerusalem flared...
British, Arabs and Jews NL Searmine the Tne of ; alfa, . where the
hour: truce The
The thuce sanded at.3 2. m. In-
An announcement said that
captured Salama, an Arah strong (fa, in a bloodless operation that
truce.
Says Paper
parachuting tallan partisan units in. the “Red
of unidentified nationality cruised peatedly over the Monte Florino area of the Appenines, near Mo{dena, parachuting men and sup ies
oane, and’ he
the newspaper said,
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