Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1948 — Page 15
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TUESDAY; MAY 18, 1948
New Si Fund
y:shurch Will Be Needed For Construction at 33d and Meridian Sts. the Episcopal Chive of the. Advent. today] “false funds for a new $140,000 edifice at 334
Construction of an additios to the present parish house on the site will begin immediately. The treasury of the
adorn the Sh ‘of the facade which will have no windows. The tures. Charles building will be constructed of ; long, thin Roman brick of -a/f0Unced as the architect brownish tint with stone trim,
V. Stackhouse Co., as contractors aceotding to. _present plank. nel of i. Cont — {tion of the parish house addition
FUTURE E ADVENT CHURCH—The Epic ops Church of the Advent will erect a house-of worship-of this Neo-Gothic type af 33d and: Meridian Sts.
“Swill stand acewhat nearer. Lawrence Dorsey is public rela-
Last year the death rate for the first quarter was 11.1 per 1000, population, or 111 per 10,000. This| year it is estimated at 11.0 per| 1000, or 110 per 10,000.
to the sidewalk than the present|tions chairman assisted one and will be flanked by tall Charles Weddle, Bugme 5, mul g trees. The side view of the draw- (liam and Wendell Phillippi. i. ja gr of or on win “the ui building committee include x ais Will stud the upper part of[M. Taylor, chairman; E. Ort. At- own in kins, Lyman B,. Whitaker, : old W. Notvos and misaket: GHAI By Science Service Jove Those on thé finance ar WASHINGTON, . May 18—One| - ? are Willis B. Conner Jr.|less person in. every. 10,000 his nishings of the p t ch chairman; Raymond F. Crom and|died in the first quarter. oF this| The new auditorium. will ¢/George E. Home. W. H. Ham-|year than in the same three ately 0 aR The mond is senior warden and H. W.[months last year, the U. 8. Office capacity of the present church Cl®% junior warden. of Vital Statistics announced here seats only about half as miany. N 0day. The new addition to the parian azarenes to Hear house, expected to be Pasto : completed in about 60 days, will a r From Holy Land be used for worship while ‘The e Rev. Samuel Krikorian, church is being completed. Sho site 3 10 days ago from
érusalem, speak k tonight. a The . figure is called an .“esti~Make - Decision - {7 30 o clodk ab th RAL ala” _oF.-provisional’ - because- it The decision to go ahead with! sionary convention the the Faeot/is based on the number of death a fund- cam; was Baptist Church, ‘certificates received in state of-|
raising paign made last night at a full and enthusiastic parish meeting. The Rev. Mr, Bruner presided ahd depicted the present crowded condition of the Advent Church. R. Hartley Sherwood, chairman tomo:
two dates, Jan. 1 and Mar. 31.
Last year's first quarter ii rate was higher because o
been a resident of the Holy Land for the past 27 years, He is a native Syrian. The convention,
few months ago.
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Advertising Club To Hear Williams |
Jack M. Williams, advertising manager, of the home instrument department of RCA Victor Division, Radio Corporation of Amer-
Jack Williams development and sales in The ' Rev. Mr. Krikorian hasifices of vital statistics between|yision since his appointment ‘a
| Mr. Williams was formerly ad-
which opened yesterday, will close|influenza epidemic with its Cesk vertising manager of RCA Victor : 7 in March.
“ Williams will discuss “Television and Advertising." He has directed the nationwide cam-
ruins,
plosion occurred. tele-
butding.
10 Killed in Bast At Coke Plant
KEARNY, N. J, May 12 (UP) —Rescue workers carried out 10 victims today from the Koppers Coke Company laboratory which was wrecked late last night by an vertising C 1u b{explosion. \ Nine died in the building wreckage and another died in a hospital after he was pulled from the
The men, with some five others who escaped, were in a locker 'room.on the. top-floor. of the. two story brick building when the ex-
Two small explosions shortly before midnight were followed by a terrific blast. Motorists in a nearby highway said they were blinded by “a ball of fire” that rolled. up from the Processing i -
Halleck Sas WP
Hit ‘New Deal’ Waste
NEW YORK. May 18 (UP)~— Rep. Charles A. Halleck of In-
S88 | diana, Republican majority lead“0 [er, predicted last night that a,
Repu President would be
; blican { | elected in November.
“The issue,” Mr. Halleck told committee,”
a dinner of the New York County
all-powerful v ucracy, - class exploitation, deficit financing and
| | machine politics.
Contrasts Belief He contrasted this with the Republican belief in American freedom under just laws fairly administered to all, preservation of -
~tiocal home rule; RRRICHuIe i Py
as-you-go government, and the protection oy the’ American way of life. Twelve hundred persons tended the $50-a-plate dinner. Mr. Halleck charged that after the election of the present Con-! gress. “President Truman public-| ly pledged his co-operation. He has not kept that solemn pledge. |
at-
have opposed every major measure proposed by the people's representatives.” Hits Federal Waste YThe entire record of the New
present, is one of waste, vacils lation and incompetence,” he said, and went on to predict:
Bent to co-operate with a Republican Mr. Halleck blamed. the Democratic. administrations for “cod-
the p week of the Mundt-Nixon bill!
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dling Communists.” He predicted | by the House this|
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INACA President To Speak Here .. |...
“Sound Organization for Profit
Vic REAR Rg ge Victory in Fall "|Control” will be the subject of an
address members of the Indian apolis chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will hear at their monthly dinner
Con: ar. Smith
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Smith was personnel director of Marshall Field & Co. and later {was general manager of the Kroger Co. Charlton N. Carter will preside as chairman at tomorrow night's ~| meeting of the local NACA chapiter,
(UP) — Both Gov. Dewey of New York ‘and: former
Gov. Harold sy of Minnesota claimed victory today in their radio debate on A Proposal to outlaw the Communist Party. But supporters ‘of the two candidates for the Republican presidential nomination and lis.
his stand for a. complete. outlaws: ing of the party in favor of the Mundt-Nixon bill which would make it unlawful to attempt in any manner to establish =a totalitarian dictatorship in the United States. Gov, Dewey said the Mundt. ixon bill’ “does not outlaw come {munism” and is Perfectly harm. would support ‘the bil, however.
== Dentists to Elect Delegates Toni
The 91st annual convention of | the Indiana Dental Association °| will close tonight with election of |
jyeution in Chicago next fall In clgsing sessions today, Hoo|sler dentists were told about the | experimental dental research pro-| gram at Richmond under direc
Deal administrations, past and tion of the U. 8. Public Health| Will be held at 12:15 p. ‘m. tomor-
Service. Outlines Benefits Dr. Walter Crum, of Richmond,
“Next November the American said under the program more will-- elect a= Republican; thai “4000. §cticol-- children have y
been given dental examinations {with 2000 more to be examined. Dr. Walter E, Waterman, Richmond, outlined the benefits of the school dental program in determining defects in time for {early corrections and the amount
that by advocating the bill, Mr. (longer in favor of outlawing the
| Mundt- “Dixon bill, IT will be satis {tied that we are agreed that com. imunism is outlawed.” He and his New Deal satellites delegates to the national con-|
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The New York Governor said
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1948 Rose Festival
Committee to Meet A luncheon for the 1948 In. |diana Rose Festival committee
{row in the Athenaeum, Committee members will out {line the plans for this year's program. The Rose Festival will be
‘SIGNS’ OF NUPTIAL RIFT FT. WAYNE, May 18 (UP)— Mrs. Donald A. Smith asked for a divorce after 23 years, she said, becnuse she knew her marriage was on the rocks when her hus and asked her to pay their room
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