Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1949 — Page 3

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Acts Run From Seizing Suspects

In Shooting to Rescue

-and-four- firemen were awarded .certificates. for

Six policemen “meritorious” service during 1948

Robison-Ragsdale Post 133, American Legion, Police officérs cited by the Legion for outstanding action be-| Barnes, Michael Garvey, Michagl ? ‘Sheehan, Martin Fahey, Harold Jefferson and Ray Whobrey. =

yond the call of duty were Harold

Firemen receiving merit ecitations were Battalion Chief Arnold W. Phillips, Capt. Michael J. Gardiner, Battalion Chief Bert A. Uversaw and Pvt, Charles J. Schenk. . Presents Citations H. Ellis McCammon, post awards chairman, and Virgil

Shepherd, director of the Indian-|

apolis Chapter, American Red Cross, presented the citations at the po#t's 16th annual open house in Central Christian Church. Those cited and their service were: i Harold Barnes — Radioed description of hit-and-run driver who later confessed to. fatally injuring Patrolman Robert Baker. Michael Garvey—Alert action] saved life of child pulled from Eagle Co. = TE

officers, .Battalion Chief Arnold W. Phillips and Capt. Michael J. Sardmer. Camied two children from burning home Battalion Chief Bert A. Un-versaw<-Oarried aged woman to safety. after battling his way|. through flames and smoke to]

injured man y cked car for two)

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Enters Bill to Survey Small” Business

A State Representative mo today to give the Hoosier smal businessman state aid in fighting his battles. Rep. Charles E. Turner (D. New Albany) rosiced; a bill in the House which" provide a state ey — to make a “study afd survey” of the problems of small businesses and

death from |

| Thirty-one other residents escaped ‘but 12 of them were trapped on

“itempted to reach a window but

sus-l5 postoffice employee, was work.

Michael Garvey. . .. artificial respiration to ing child, |

Il of Duty’

of Lives

last night at a dinner given by}

Mother, 2 Tots Perish in Fire )

In Kansas City Blaze KANSAS CITY, Mo, (UP)—A mother and Ho yo children died today in an apart-|

‘ment house fire as firemen res-

cued 12 other residents of the! building by ladder. The victims were Mrs. Dorothy Becklean, 26, and her children, Lois. Susan, 3, and Maty, 2.

the top floor of the two story building until aided by firemen. _ District Fire Chief Al: Wahlin| Martin said Mrs. Becklean and her chil“were asleep ina rear second: floor apartment when the mother was awakened by smoke. She at-

was overcome. All three died of suffocation. The husband, H. A. Beckiean,

ing at the time.

Protective Group To Seat Officers

“Open house and candlelight in-| stallation of officers of theo Degree of Honor Protective! Association will be held at 8 p. m. | tomorrow at 734 8. State Ave. The refreshment committee in{cludes Mrs, William McCaslin and Mrs. Harry Sechrist. Mrs. C.-R. Rhoades will handle entertainjment.. - 4 Officers-to be installed include: Mrs. Rhoades, president; Mrs, J. K. Garriott, past president; Mrs. Burr Macy, first vice dent; rs. McCaslin, second vice pi dent; Mrs. Lawrence Rosemeyer, {finan secretary. Mrs. er Lumley, treasurer; Mrs. - Clifford Glunt, recording secretary; Mrs. Harold Hulzochulh, usher; Mrs. Harry

"Photos by Michael Sheehan oo. held suspect in shodting. ;

:lce-O-Rama Costume

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Bob Wallace. Times pr Photographer | Harold Barnes . . action led. |

fo arrest of - “hit-and-run” driver. | /train. Engineer of the train wasibut the men J. H. Marcus, Indianapolis.

Committee Seeks Help ; ¥ By ART WRIGHT With 21 volunteers assigned to the costume confiittee for

The Times Ice-O-Rama, more women are needed to complete the, job of providing outfits for the some 600 amateurs in’ the Infantile]

Paralysis Fund benefit" show.

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2 Men Killed

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In State Traffic

(Continued From Page One) |W, 11th, also charged with rob-

Train-Car Collision Thery with a deadly weapon. _ At the home. police recovered led against them. The rest have

Fatal to 34-Year-Old

One mah died Tn a train-car, o, today’ and one] other fatality on -the highway was reported. -Robert F. Ostetmeyer, 34, of

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Muncie, was killed instantly at!

struck by a New York Central passenger train four miles east of Muncie. State police said triacks-in the! snow indicated the motorist had|

me-§1800--loot from the -Karstadt Cleaning ry. -On-Jan. 19 the gang broke into. the clean-

Ving place, loaded a truck with

merchandise and drove away. Several garments, including a suit fof Dr. Frank Sparks, president

coat of former Prosecutor Judson iL. Stark, were sold by the gang, but were recovered.

Detectives said they also found

\béen. driving down the railroad/garments positively identified as {tracks for about a half mile be-{those taken from the Tri-State

{fore meeting the 70-mile per hour

William C. Tornhill, 24, . Win-|

"chester, was killed when his car|

ran off of State Rd. 9 north of| ‘Alexandria, plunged down an em-| bankment and overturned at| about 6 p. m. last night.

Drowns Coasting WATERLOO, Feb. 2 |Sharon Wilson, 5-year-old daugh-|

Women wishing to help on the committee are requested to ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiltelephone Mrs. Norma Koster, supervisor of special activities for son, was drowned in Cedar Creek

the City Park and Recreation De

partment at 'WA-4576. They may] _

also write Mrs. Koster -at-—the park department, 101 E. 27th St.

The ~ department annually coopérates with The Times in pro‘ducing the Ice-O-Rama. The costume committee “is at work in headquarters at Tomlinson Hall, Delaware and Market Sts.

Mrs. Andrew Bicket, 3115 Guilford Ave. Sub-Committees. Named Other members will be assigned to direct the creation of costumes for various group numbers in the, show. They are:

Mrs. . Charles LaDuke, 4925

Carvel Ave.; Mrs. Chester Barney,

{3058 E. Fall Creek Pkwy., North Drive; Mrs. D. O. Carlstagt, 1314 Burdsa! Pkwy.; Mrs. Paul Allison. 222 N. Tacoma Ave.; Mrs. Paul Delbauve, 906 Downey Ave.; Mrs, G. IL. Muench; Ave.; Mrs. H. Leitz, 1919 Broad Ripple Ave.; Mrs. Orville Ahring, 4701 Indianola Ave.; Mrs, Art Queisser, 4207 N. Pennsylvania St.; Mrs. John Riddle, 4546 N. Pennsylvania St.; Mrs. E. ~|Spears, 2844 Eugene St.; Mrs. Brie. om Jr, 1341 E. 72d St; Howard ‘McCord, S349 Edgewater RL; Mrs. Byrun 1 rell, 523 E. 37th St.; Mrs. 0.

Sechrist,{R. C. Williams, 4318 N. LaSalle

assistant usher; Mrs. JH. M. Fox, color bearer; Mrs. Jess Callaway, | left assistant; Mrs. Garwood

recommend Legislation which might assist them.

| Storer, right assistant; Mrs. Mary |

The commission would be made Ragsdale, inner watch: t

up of representatives of the State

Commerce, Agriculture, Industry Trevelia McCaslin, Mrs. Mildred staged Feb. 24 in the Fairgrounds |g pu §

and Public Relations

ments.

Escorts .appointed are: -Miss

WE INVITE ALL POLICYHOLDERS, FRIENDS, * CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC TO VISIT OUR NEW HOME

St.; Mrs. R. W. Pearce, 3610 Bal: sam Ave.; Mrs, C. L. Waggoner, R. R. 18, ‘Box 384; Mrs. B. head, 1001 College Ave.; Byrk | Clinton Miller, 3368 College Ave, The Times Ice-O-Rama will be

: 28, Ithaca. N _depart-| |Bartram, Mrs. Andrew Zervas and Coliseury. This is th» "ast week | pile Ruth Daries un 3610 Guilford Mrs; Jewell-Gebel: x 4 :

{to -order- tickets: by mail.

THANK YOU, INDIANAPOLIS, for OUR SUCCESS WE STAND READY TO SERVE YOU

Officers:

Fred G. Appel, Chairman of the Board

John C. Appel, President

Office Personnel:

Margaret Monahan Marpaist Wording ean

Alan C. Appel, Vice-President

John W. Twitty, Vice-President Merrill M. Waltman, Treasurer

Edward J. Ransel, Secretary Representatives:

Life Insurance—

Bookkeeping Dept.— a aaimere

met Jones

Fire Ins. Department

Casualty Ins. Dept.—

Loss Department

Stenographic Dept.— Stella Walle

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sides have been sold and the only parquet chairs--on--the side are the parquets near the stage. There are a few scattered box seats on the east end circle and plenty of parquet chairs on the

TAD of the committee istedst end circle. Prices for parquet

and box seats are $1.20, including tax, East end mezzanine seats, which: are NOT reserved, are-$0 jcents, including tax. | In ordering tickets, {check or money order and istamped, envelope, and mail to: Ice-O-Rama Tickets, Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St. Tickets will go on sale over-the-counter next Monday at a downtown locition to. be announced. :

i In? ays and Music—8 p. m., no Herron Art Museum.

Har“ EVENTS TOMORROW Tndlans Federation of Clubs, - Winter

Ing—Cl Indiana Sheet al & Warm Air Sant: ractors Convention ~~ severin

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surance Com yr Convention—C rention—Claypoot Hotel.

ArT Ei LICENSES . 130. ‘ess; Joyce e Eitzroth, 26.542 ates Doras Dooley, 39, 2032 Colu H Stella Kurtz, 40, 2137.N. Biinon..

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or To = Boys {At “Home—Cleo, Elnora Marshall, 4339 | _ Norwaldo. - Mien, Rods Jarlird: n, Elsie sung. Romeo, Reba | At Gemerat— Elijah. amie Chandler; Eons, Lucille Moss; nnie, Mary Katherine l ayles

At Coleman--Geotye, Okle Clarkson; ®aul, Norma Gillman

At Methodist—Flavol, atticia Ueath; Porrest. Dors Mae Blackwell; Pal Ann | Sommer; Fran rn | Walter, - Wilma Jott; Robert, ei Qwen, Bui Loretta Corn; | thime le; Joseph, rT va Chester Siaiy Satkamp 8 ary) . a Vincent’s—James, Neely: Arthur, Marian Hammel; Ronaid, pects |

Wayne, Ani Lyon,

At Home—Archisbald, Ruby Parker, | W. Michigan; Edward, Sarah Sutton at

N. Walcott; Prank, Ruth E. 19th; John, Ide nilar, | .. Robert, Florence Willi Y Yebiern; Otho, Oladys

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AC ae aD ale Maty Morgan } 1 | At pasihadint-— Rowand, - Jeanne . Rhodes; |

Thompson ; Mark: “Best y Herice yd - er Theltna Rl wv ” At Vv, t Sue a elen Halloran; Bobby, Wright; James, Lola Brown,

‘wJumes, Miles

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Pauline Witmans. 0, at 2218 Parker, ar«

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ANC. THE. MAN! < STORE

homes, Chekoft 64, at’ 726 NW, Belle View, A. Miller, 77, at 54 N. Tibbs, pneumonia. ‘ oR Alex Bowers, 74, af General, carch Nellie C. Xa viet, 68, at 2327 N. New Jer » .. Anna A, Louiso, 88, at 30 °E, Walnut, cardio vascular. lel Patrick Shea, 72, at 73 Petcher, yi Blizabeth B. Tim 5, at 916. N. Oak land, cerebral rrhag | Lasiie H. Crockett, 54. al St. Vincent's pneumot

{ mothrorax: Charles M Monroe Heilinget, 0, at Lohg earcin .

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'shop at 17 E. 16th St. on Jan, 9 have not admitted this burglary. Admit One Hold-up They admitted one hold-up at {the Liquore Store at 20000 N. Rural - 8t., {hold-up there in which the clerk They also signed [statements admitting ' the “$400 tholdap “of the J. & F. Liquor

(UP); Store, 1309 -N. Capitol Ave.

Other holdups cleared by the jarrests included gasoline stations

at 2844 N. Capitol Ave. 1402 N.}

West St., 1102 E. 30th St. and 18018. West St. Officers said

. {men “denied some 20 ofhér bur- : side mezzanine at85 cents, in-lo¢ the girl recovered the body|glaries and holdups in which they Wilbur Baldwin (D. New . cluding tax. All box seats on thelapnout 200 feet downstream.

were bélieved implicated.

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Detectives Round Up Gang Of 9 to Crack Robbery Ring

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Cloyd and Young, they said, were implicated in only burglaries and thus had a lesser charge

been bound over to the grand jury on $1500 bonds for the robbery with deadly weapon charges, which carries a sentence. of 10 to 2 years.

“Urges Slow Down

Of Trains in Towns An East Chicago representative would put the brakes on railroad trains in Indianapolis and all sect ond and third class cities of the state, Rep. Leo Churilla introduced a bill in the House today which would ‘set a speed limit of 50 miles and hour for trains within

Hoosier cities.

introduced to exempt clubk of veterans orgapization the provision ut hy

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