Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1948 — Page 6

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rach Troops Open New Drive on Arabs

Batter Down Last Defenses On South Front

Expect Surrender Of Faluja Soon

By ELIAV SIMON United Press Staff Correspondent TEL AVIV, Nov. 10-—Israeli forces on the southern front opened a new assault today and overran Arab strongholds all the way to the approaches to Egyp-

itn-held Faluja, 32 miles south of 1787.”

Tel Aviv. Israeli officers expect Faluja,| one of the last two big Arab bases in southern Palestine, to capitulate within a few hours: Jewish forces already have cut off Faluja from all hope of reinforcement by land. But during a| visit to the front at mid-day, I found the Egyptians fighting back with artillery fire. Should Faluja fall, the Egyptians would be left with Gaza, on the coast 19 miles southwest of Faluja, as their only remaining major base in the Negev area of southern Palestine. Broaden Jewish Corridor’ The new Israeli attack was launched as President Chaim Weizmann appealed to President Truman to back Israel's plea that the United States order direct Arab-Jewish peace negotiations rather than merely an armistice. The Israeli successes during the past 24 hours already have broadened the Jewish corridor into and through the Negev, where supplies are being rushed t8 Israeli units in preparation for the coming rainy season. Captured Egyptian troops it is reported, told their Jewish captors that they would have surrendered sooner had they not been told by their commanders that the Jews would slaughter ~ them.

Names 3 to Serve On State Budget Unit

Gov. Gates said today he had decided on three members of the new four-man State Budget Committee. State Sen. Marker Sunderland, Muncie Democrat, was named Yesterday to succeed Walter Vermillion, Anderson, as a member of the committee. Mr. Vermillion, also a Democrat, asked to be replaced, Gov. Gates said. Gov. Gates added that he would ask two members of the old committee whose terms ex-

pired Nov. 2 to serye on the new €o! tee. They Were Rep. Robert ller, Decatur ' Democrat, and te Sen. John Kendall,

Danville Republican: The ‘fourth member of the old board, Rep. Howard Hiestand, Kentland, did not seek re-elec-tion. The committee will handle

budgetary matters for the 1949 General Assembly.

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Get-Together of Founding Fathers Baffles Officials

A TS R——— , LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10 (UP) —The county board of supervisors had history. troubles again today. In 1939 a WPA mural titled “Declaration of Independence— 1776” was hung‘ in the board chambers. It showed Washington, Jefferson and other revolutionary heroes.

~ s ¥ BUT IN 1946 someone pointed out that Washington was not presént at the Declaration, so yesterday the supervisors got around to changing the title to “Constitutional Convention —

But someone found 3 flaw in that too. Jefferson was in Paris during the convention.

Services Friday

For Indiana Pilot The body of Lt. George Edward

Dopp, Hoosier pilot who was killed on a. B-17 raid over Frankfurt, Germany, on Feb. 8,| 1944, has been fcc

returned to Indi- = _ ana for burial, Services for Lt. Dopp, who was 29, will be held at 9 a. m. Friday in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Richmond. Burial

Lt. Dopp was 14. G. E. Dopp posthumously awarded the Air Medal and the Purple Heart. He was born in Osgood, and was a graduate of Cathedral High School. He was the son of Edward M. Dopp, Indianapolis.

John W. Noll

Services for John W. Noll, who died yesterday in his home, 24 N. Temple Ave. will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow ‘in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr. Noll, who was 78, was an employee of Taylor Building Co. 25 years until he retired in 1945. He formerly was employed by Hide Leather and Belting Co. He was a member of Fraternal Order of Eagles, Indianapolis Musicians’ Union Local No. 3, the AFM, 25 mutual benefit organizations and Heimats Verein. A native of Ripley County, he lived in Indianapolis 35 years,

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C. of C. ‘Split’ On Smoke Bill

Junior Chamber Asks ‘Tough' Policy

The controversial smoke ordinance had forced an apparent rift today between the Junior Chamber of Commerce and its parent organization, the @hamber of Commerce. Differences between the two otherwise closely aligned organizations appeared as tne Jaycee| go _ _. announced its stand for a “tough” anti-smoke ordinance in contrast to the present proposal, which carries all the recommendations of the C of C smoke abatement committee and which has been termed ‘‘weak.”

Ask ‘End of Stalling’

Earlier the young business men made firm demands on City officials for an ‘end to stalling”

and the preparation and passage of a strict anti-smoke ordinance.

A few days after the Jaycees

‘lannounced they would support the recommendations ol their parent organization which had issued a

multi-point document of its stand

on smoke abatement.

It was from this document that the first proposed smoke ordinance was written by the City Air Pollution Board and Robert L.

Wolf, combustion engineer.

Adopt C of C Proposals After the board completed its!

first proposed ordinance it asked

for suggested changes. The Chamber of Commerce submitted an-

other lengthy list of suggestions

and Monday night the board voted to adopt these suggestions in their entirety. As a result of that action two public members of the board| threatened to resign. They, Mr. Wolf and Mayor Feeney charged the ordinance had been danger ously weakened. As a result of their stand, the Jaycee will send a delegation to Mayor Feeney Friday to discuss) ways Of replacing some or all of the so called strong points re-| moved from the original proposal| by suggestions of the Chamber of | Commerce.

Calls Ordinance a ‘Hodge-Podge’ Meanwhile, the so-called “weak-

proposed

officer is a Democrat—Lt. Gov.Elect John Watkins, who presides in an ex-officio capacity outlined ‘iby the state constitution. Under Senate rules, the presid{ing officer appoints Senate committees. That would give Mr. {Watkins the right to put Demoicrats at the helm of all commit{tees and perhaps badly handicap GOP attempts to stop any Demo- |: cratic efforts to ram their platform measures through both [branches of the legislature.

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rerating a car while under the influence of liquor, intoxication and

ened” proposal was in the City’ legal department where attorneys, were wrestling with the job of!

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Noll; a daughter, Mrs. J. W. Coffman, Carmel; three grandghildren and a great-grand-child.

Walter ‘E. Hoffiftes

Services for Walter Emery Huffines, 321 Sanders St., who died Monday night in his home after a long illness, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in J. C. Wilson

whipping it into legal form. Michael

¥ 8 going to be a hodge-podge.”

the bill was because of contra-|

the amended measure.

Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. He was 23. Mr. Huffines, a lifelong resident, of Indianapolis, was employed two years ago as timekeeper at National Malleable & Steel Cast|Ings. A veteran of World War {II, he served 20 months in the| |ETO. Survivors includ {Mildred Huffine

James, David an

is wife, Mrs. three sons, William;

dianapolis.

‘Marion H. Crowder Services for Marion H. Crow{der, 951 N. Kealing Ave. ma- | chinist at he a. EL

lat St. Church. was 46.

Mr. Crowder, who died yester-| day, had lived here for more {than 30 years. Burial in.Calvary Cemeétery. He is survived by his wife,! Cecilia; a brother, Guy M.,,

Philip Neri-

will be

and! |sister, Mrs. Utica Dunlap, all of In Washington Park.

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Dr. E. K. Westhafer Dies at New Castle

Times State Service NEW CASTLE, Nov. 10—Serv ices for Dr. E. K. Westhafer, New {Castle physician and surgeon, {who died Tuesday in Henry| County Hospital, will be conducted in his residence at 2:30] {Pp. m. tomorrow. Dr. Westhafer,|

a Who was 70, practiced here for|

daughter, Charlotte, and his almost 40 years. father, Walter Huffines, all of In-!

During the first World War, he!; [served overseas with the 152d In{fantry Division as a lieutenant! “Surv in the Medical. Corps.

ina; a brother, F. V. Westhafer, | [Tulsa, Okla., and two sisters, Mrs. | |th Sarg Morrison, ‘Hartsville! and Sar ‘Lissa Whiténack, Elwooa.’

Be Jacob E. Riedel

Edward B. Erwin

Services for Edward B. Erwin,|

(958 W. 27th St., who died Sunday Reddington, City at-|in General Hospital, will be held torney, said toddy, “We will have'at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Moun the measure ready for City Coun- Paran Baptist Church. Burial will cil introduction Monday night but follow in. New Crown Cemetery.| | Mr. Erwin, who was 50, was a| “He indicated thdt the difficulty member of the being experienced in organizing Baptist Church.

Mount Paran

had been employed by the|

dictory meanings which could be New York Central Railroad| placed on the various sections of Beech Grove shops here 20 years, |as a storeroom helper.

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1948

assessed by Judge Joseph Howard in Municipal Court 3 today against a defendant who failed to appear for trial following arrest more thant two years ago. On July 22, 1947, Gilford Mellene, who now gives his address as 2143 N. Jefferson Ave., and his age as 46, was charged with op-

'Téckless driving. He didn't appédr for trial and police were unable to serve a new warrant. Last Friday Mellene was arrested in the 100 block of E. Ohio St. and charged with the same set of offenses. On the new charge of driving while under the influence of

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (UP)—Government ex s and receipts {or the current fiscal year through Nov. 8, compared with a year ago:

This yea Last yea | Bxpenses $ 12,151, Sy 01 $ i Sel, 161. 790 \Receipts 8 2,922

12, 1541 5,00: 304,845 urplus 3300. 037 61, 1231, 055 Cash bal. 4,560,113,603

a 3,807,518,103 Public debt 252,406,954,502

258,601,041,562 Gold reserve 24,096,880,781 22,402,614,077

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Clearings Debits

Local Produce

Poultry—Fowls, 4'%2 Ibs. and over, 29c; under 4% Ibs. and Leghorns, 24c; spring-

liquor, Judge Howard today lev-| {led a fine of $50 and costs, But] lon the two-year count, he fined |

Mellene $100 and costs, sentenced;

to 30 days on the state farm, and suspended his license for a year.

{other charges, both new and old.

He is survived by his wife, Le- Kennedy Rites Friday

tha; two sons, Wade and Robert

D. Erwin, Indianapolis; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ophelia Watkins,

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his father, Wade

Erwin, Gulfport, Miss., and a half-|

|brother, Robert G. Mimms, Valve, |

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J. W. Michelfelder

Services for John Walter Michelfelder, splicing foreman far the

{Indiana Bell Telephone Co. and|

|lifetime resident of Indianapolis,

will be held at 3 p. m. ro in the Conkle Funeral Home. Bur-|

ial will follgw in Floral Park. He| was 45.

Survivors include his wife, Len- Fy home, 27 S. Vine St.

Michelfelder died Monday |

Services for Jacob E. Riedel, Herbert and Affred Michelfel

who died yesterday in 321 N. Sheffield Ave. whl lat 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Conkle! Funeral Home. Mr. Riedel, who was {been fire prevention chief in the!

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