Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1948 — Page 2

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: finances abatement are on their way to,

i members of the Central Business|

with the pledge of co-operation ____of Mayor ney, is offering th “counsel of the council to the community.

headed by A. “president of Ay Bank and Trust Co., Loutsville,

cago, Dallas, New York Balumore, Detroit and Washington.

with a luncheon at the Athletic San Saturday noon. May 15. Inthe Ingersoll regici.al award of [itifcate wens

businessmen air their planning

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City Changes

_C. of C. Gathers Data For Scheduled ' Visit

Advance surveys of the ty cipal problems in the develop-| ment of the downtown isin district with a mass transportation, ay parking, - and

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the 15 ations) experts who will make visit to In: diarapetin next week-end. Charts, maps, Interpretive 0 ures and the results of previous studies are being mailed to the,

District Council of the Urban Land Institute by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce which,

Gather Valuable Dita i Maps of all business property| in on downtown district, a col-| ored parking chart, a zoning blue-| print and a copy of the off-street section of the Indianapolis Mas-| ter Plan of the Ctiy Plan Com-| mission will be in the hands of the council members by the first of the week.

NATIONAL. ART WINNER —Margoret Everett, pupil at St, Mary's Academy, won the Ingersoll regional award in the na“We want these men to have tonal Scholastic Art Awards contest, largest competition of its

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arng 04 make her eon Nl bional Art Awards: Won

Feel Spee wo +» By 28 Indiana Contestants

Ky. Other members "will gather from leading industries in Boston, Omaha, Toronto, Denver, ChiCincinnati, Philadelphia, Study Begins May 15 The three-day study will oegin

On Monday, they will hear local|

In the! ®ttering and a certificate - merit for lettering, also an exhi~ review the yiiion show piece. Other pupils were:

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Prize in ‘Scholastic Magazine’ Contest " Twenty-eight Indiana high school pupils whose art entries won| pon, : regional honors in the Scholastic Art Awards exhibition sponsored $ Yestorgay by Wm. H. Block Co. have won honors in the national contest. jimm The regional winners competed with pupils from all sections of | ang teh the United Btates, Canada, Hawaill and the Canal Zone in the na- er jewelry missing. YW and} tional “Scholastic Magazine” contest, " Margaret Everett. St

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Man, 25, Captured Near Riley Hospital

Police today were questioning a 25-year-old man found prowl. ing’ near Rotary Convalescent | owe of Riley Hospital, in the! area where nurse Albert Green was bludgeoned to death In Sep: | tember, 1046. | Police maid the prowler was [captured after midnight by Her- | bert Davidson, 42, of 131 McLean | Place, one of the special officers put_on patrol there as an after-| math of the nurse's murder. ‘He told police he had been | working at the hospital and after his statement was proved false he sald he had been taking a short cut across hospital grounds | after leaving his girl's home, - Falls to Locate Home

N He could not locate the girl's home for police. - Offecers added] that his description is “very sim-|

killer, The nurse's murder has never beeri solved although police have been questioning one major sus-| “| pect, Samuel Crowley, at various 3 times for almost two years. a was arrested shortly after the slaying for a similar bludgeon attack on a woman. Recently he took a “truth serum” test concerning the nurse's murder which {police sald was “inconclusive.”

Thief Loots Apartment, Scrawls, ‘I'll Be Back’

A warning scrawl, “I will be ‘| back again” was found a

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Ball State Alumni To Meet at YMCA

A meeting of the newly formed Marion County chapter of Lhe Ball State Teachers College Alumni, |Association will be. held at 7:30) |p. m. tomorrow in the YMCA RO Mrs. Norbert Butz, (chief, will preside, ee | Other officers are James walk.

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FIVE.GAITED ENTRY—Fancy Cross, a mare, is one of the | leading entries in the five-gaited junior championship stake class |

of the Le lar” to that of the a! week-end.

ion-Times Charity Horse Show at the Coliseum next | ancy Cross is owned by Garland Hetzner, Ft. Wayne, | and will ba Shawn by the R. H. Brown Stables of Indianapnli

3-Gaited Prize Stake Sets Horse Show Record

23 Entries Listed for Legion-Times

Charity Event at Coliseum Friday Night The largest three-gaited championship stake in the history of Indiana horse shows will be one of the highlights of the three.day Legion-Times Charity Horse Show which opens at 7:45 p. m. Fri.

day in the Fairgrounds Coliseum.

The show will contigue Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.

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ight. Horse show officials today na- =

nounced that the Champion three-galted championship stake ®ntered in Apartment 4, as she returned jut a new record for this com- Stake tition, 180 reported tha Police who investigated found the af ey alte Teron i that, I6' see 83-other entries bid. ding tor top a re (are eight horses, 'and under, entered in the three- A top covering of tanbark will Health Experts to Speak saited junior stake.

‘the-23- entries inthe The

| follow shortly.

Rivaling the three-gaited elas show's sessions.

Academy of Ind! / ipelis, won | pater ERT To Sn pee : will $25 for her water fi" i a thew: lack. ” = Jogopn 2: ae Entriee in a rod al wi <0 A cer. y lv - Vificate of merit for the water [ES FIC SOE Hare Rivard, 3 Hill, Minneapolis, Minn, vision total 108 with many of color, a show plece in the exhibi- Mishewaks, cert alo of merit for & commissioner of health, vi ad-|them past winners tion: - - ary rit jor % | Gress. the annual banquet. {classes, 1 Joyce Gulleson, Howe High| | Dace” gi ails oxi led on, hol; ‘Carol Indiana Tuberculosis ust of tha School. pupil, won rst. prize. fOr, lor eericoning: Rie spedtiat 8 p. m. tomorrow in ie biol is the five-gaited division of

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5 and In the Afternoon! ohn, Pesses. Hove, [ry wi rato ior. [EVENTS TODAY ors Hime. ke i Loin 3: as + Andrew 1 WI Gwners from distant . points in In- ; will make their recommenda. Hove. certificate of merit or ar show leas Indians ed Asocistion {throneh ne bo senuiae. of 7, Ouritinn, Kitoiy = Sane Oot: diana and out-of-state were ex: tions, 7 School, won 3 | \hitd prise for erayon and Kirsh radeon. rnd Th yon, 21," of 418 Easiern| a iiiams; James, Jacqueline pected to begin their trek to In- . ifeate of merit for a piece] Philadeiph wy d% p.m. Kirsh. | © : | the exhibiti il; Anne Serronie,| baum SE : mer 8 levis Rieko ore Grove; Alice dianapolis by midwek. : s Death Accidental ¥ Manup) Mie 3a . mens In ’ mn rl i Wilma 3. Walk of dug w, Mion, ora g chilis 2% ak TM rgd nLien Rave Dadi Teceved from id : ‘ indiana gan ma alker ollis. . 83, @ {leading stables and horse owners avers May 10 (UP) Susie Gant, Nore a + homoradie (ibrouen dbo RR duagin Mekyel ogi on ot:| hcoma, srierioselerotic cardio vas- Tay Michigan, Ohio, Ken-| Coroner W Cox said today " Migh Bebodl,| ™Or ad Sie of 1 E E10n 81. | Bernard Joseph Loopam Sr. 19. st 3430 ney. pple High ok] &10.2 ae Rubs | tucky and that the bow of an 11-year-old certificate merit or ow piece in the Leg Miler pi. os lage coredral hemorrh . iy. Toil EVENTS TOMORROW Ha Ave, mmers, 31, at Veteran . from scores of Hoosiers. boy here Saturday Was acel- | SXLU ICY Wayne won awards, Nel. Church n TH anual Dinner 813 Henry x hit % a, Nort at ? . et Tickets for the show are still dental. The coroner sald David nh : Pollak Khoury ie. he. 7 mE an angelical and Reformed os ng’ 2 haf 8 dwell, #5, at 2350 Central! ‘available; but box seats at $1.20 Jawbuah, son of Mr. and Mrs. SOUR oihool ‘of Art, Carl Martup. Wh fg TIO, Ob Annual Geneva @mith, 21, “on | Revit Therese Lavery, 84, #1 N. are. going fast. Reserved seats at Ham Fawbush, was killed tral My \ School, wan, an honorable men anche "= P..m. Indianapolis) , Tie B, Dattersen 3. of 1080 W. Aster wn 0 W Wagner, 8, n |85 cents in the side mezzanine when the shotgun he was [C8 0 PhCH Hay ad Barbara 8hip- es esi Qt: Maude TL. Honey. 0, of 837 oily| * nate $0, 88. 014 Begliah, actions. Alo are available in handling accidentally Siaenarged. neni orth Bide. High, Behool. both, won sMARRIAGE MOENSES . Sse of 1; Akron, 0. Jo- a Sarmello, 43. ab Methodist, | vor the-counter at the special at pelists_struck Bim im in the (Vn So Pets ine exhnibliion.| ik ATEN of 8 is. Ll St wi Biezsagen. 30. He ihe Mayme Dep Beoseite. #2, st 34 W. 19h. booth in the lobby of the Indian: : pt Schumaker, rich Bearborough, 20, of 111 N [cnarionie & iotte Kemps, #4, apalis Power & t Co. on the, MARTIN BACKS DP BILL od eer A pug avd ourpentar 31, of 3401 Hillside | nary acelin peer. ircle, Lig Ia oi windy W. Jr. 21. of 3508 Gar- irodennie M.' Brown, 35, of 180 Laura Harris Owens, 42, at 418 B 1h. | i WASHINGTON, May 10 (UP) merit Suign which en "Ave: Nellie M. Purvis, 43 of 141 Aellerontaine 8 | | ‘toronmary occlusion With leas than a week remain-~-House Speaker Joseph W, Mars Er a the, cr Bon AR 3 Richard. Ew, 19, of 1085 Gustle Ave: ~Aared" n ot ton a {ne or Suiym, 44, at, 1048 Bervads Ing Btiore. he. Meise tin Jr., today announced his sup-|*» Vine? de 3 plese Brandon. | LOM M. Poster, 31, or 3603 8 Harding 8i. | Byro 5 Kinda inh. 5 Brannon Bt | Panels ©. Schock, 53. at Veterans, eer. Warned against putting’ off ticket! of legislation to admit 200, So mention for general Albert © Owen, 34. of 3204 KE Washe| Johanle' Bnew. 31 21, or 4 a Ma oor py Stutz, 0, at 21 8 purchases until the last minute. dis 8 into the/gesien: Wilis Amidon, C Tor” sci {ilton Bt.; “Beity Watson, 2, of 120 W ih ella C. Cooper. 34. of 438 Blake | nary occlusion . Tureds, core: General admission tickets at 50 United Blaced Jerson the twolBtes cing, Cnpumt ua, rst prise in ure! net c, Mie 10 ol dba - preset onl . ine of Anat . Mary Charies Becker, 80, at 4046. Central, ar- cents will be on sale at the Colinext n tosraphy for with, vert Periboats of meriy. fof 4 : Watts, 31. of aha Avon. or a a Ky Phd - wn oorge Faward Poer, 17, at Long, seum for unreserved seats in the

p. stake. “Twelve are e. five-gaited Juntor five-gaited t/ class is the one for stallions and geldings with 18 entries. The Coliseum had taken on a wards: Included new look today, Tons of dirt was four years old spread over the huge inside oval,

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To Provide Music “Arrangements have been comfor the show's musical h their background. Leon Cole, organist n T trom Nashville, Tenn., will provide music forall four. of the

87 played for the outstanding horse throughout = the Utited |"

Stables and other quarters for record breaking 302 entries | in the show also were being readied at the fairgrounds. Horse

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Named Editor of

Conn., sophomore, has been named editor and busi{ness manager of the - 1948-49

tory at Butler University. An English major in the University College, Miss Kirkpatrick served as editorial director of the Guide this year, : A student publication of the campus YMCA and YWCA chapters, the Rhinie Guide is a manual of information for freshmen and the Student Directory is an address booklet,

» Jay Kirkpatrick, |"

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