Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1949 — Page 8

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Ready to Paralyze City Tuesday NEW YORK, Feb. 26 (UP)— Twenty-seven thousand utility a workers were all set today. | paralyze New York at 1:01 p. m.| 4 Tuesday, Indianapolis Time, with| # a gas and electricity shutdown. | Union representatives held a

special meeting to consider a pew] management offer, but workers| were advised to plan for a faken

until some definite action is taken. Supplies 8 Million | The 33 members of the Joint Council of the CIO Utilities Workers of America announced the) deadline for a strike against the] Consolidated Edison Co., which| supplies gas and electricity ‘to eight million persons in the greater New York area, ! They agreed to consider a new, undisclosed company offer, which| UWA President Joseph Fisher | sald goes further than “any we! have had since we broke off ne-|

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” i numbs the arm of Mrs. Velma Renner, 3657 Stanton Ave., while sewing up a | Which now will be available with- | George left Buckingham Palace gotiations last Wednesday. | Dr, David Pietz bs arm ot Mr a ""9.YP ® lout cost for cancer research is| » 4 | Cobalt 60 which, the commission | said, promises to become “an ef- 0d8¢ at Windsor. his first visit|

o . " " " - | e °° H Buildi t fective substitute” f d'there since his leg ailment be-| . members of the counen,” Hospital Receiving Office Building Cos 5 costly radium. ¥.1% Tryon {came acute last November. Queen Special — Now

Asked if the new proposals ap-| gash sustained when the glass of her living room door was shattered. peared to be satisfactory. Fisher replied: “That will be up to the]

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about 2% pounds .of it in the of Edinburgh will spend the week-|

elements now being sold will be available henceforth without charge to and treatment of cancer. cer tissue, itils made radioactive

$450,000 for the first year of Its) on: 1 the commission's nuclear

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new campaign against the malady piles ‘ lwhich now kills 200,000 Ameri- . cans yearly. 4 nothing quantities of radioactive / i On Oe Sooty x |material which, if it were radium, MERIDIAN at OHI

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Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Chicago. |ported encouraging results win

pe Semnission's biology fnd| The gold is reduced to colloidal! medicine division, ca ree | forme-minute particles suspended % [distribution project “a significant | a yt a is ed a-| enlargement” of the cancer pro-! gram started in March, 1048, | ect into malignant tissue:

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WASHINGTON, Feb, 26 (UP)—The Atomic Energy Commis-| The parents of Dirk -Ingo| sion tonight threw its entire line of “hot atoms” into the battle against cancer,

tered him It announced that more than 50 different kinds of statistics © qualified American scientists studying the cause, nature, diagnosis

The commission has set aside| .. ... intense atomic bombard-

Resales Forbidden sodium—without charge. It has§| o Easfic Bandages

Its give-awey program is pos- | required payment for more than . * |sible, the commission said, be-'50 others, = Therapeutic . Lamps cause of improvements in pro-| Among other radioactive atoms ® Arch Supporfers duction of artificially radioactive now on the free list are gold and; il atoms in its nuclear furnaces at|carbon. Researchers have re- Direct Factory

Malsch, born Jan. 31, had regis-| in the Hannover vital world citi-

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Among the ray-emitting atoms; LONDON, Feb, 26 (UP)—King|

today for a week-end at the royal|

Radioactive radium has long Elizabeth and Princess Margaret| Only

Cobalt, on the other hand, is/where the infant Prince Charles |

At Closing Time | Endless Parade of Accident Cases NEW TORK. Feb. 20 (UP) World. |end at nearby Windlesham Moor, | S$

Run Gamut From Trivial to Serious The costs of building factories,

The greatest of dramas is life and death, and a stage on which Gunman Takes $162 it's often played in Indianapolis Is the receiving office of General |SCTapers are leveling off or drop-

From Cash R egister I Hospital, . ping slightly and construction this | Here, every hour of the day’s 24 ticks out either a tragedy or year may set a new record, the A holdup man described as ; yo05y ending for one of an endless parade of accidents and in-|Associated General Contractors nervous” by his victims yu ieq that may run the gamut from a cut on the hand to a severe of America said today. robbed the manager and butcher i, oral wound. | the more sravely wounded. There,| The organization, in a report of of Kemp's Market, 1401 8. Meri- {the more gravely wounded. 'ia nationwide survey issued on the

rs in this dian St. as they counted the|, Some of the playe {a specialist will be called tol... or 1s national convention,

{drama stroll into the hospital|,..e the cracked skull, crushed

ay > receipts at closing time 1ast|,) emselves, but the more serious cpt’ or bleeding organs. said that nearly all materials exnigh cases come rolling up the drive-| cept steel and cement and nearly Sam Kempler, 3531 Carrollton in one of the hospital's big/ The less injured or ill may be gi] machinery are relatively ‘plen- ~— Ave. sant — the bandit escaped red ambulances. ———itaken into one of the other eight yey) pow, ~ with $162 in bills taken from the Then Begins the Gamble | '00ms on the basement 60F that! There no longer is a shortage cash register | Out of the ambulance cab will Comprise the receiving office. Andis¢ gicjlled workmen either, and "Pat Strange, 25, of 1019 8. Tre: spring the driver, perhaps vet-| their treatment may bea ai of iin some areas there is unemploymont St., said he was in the store! eran, drawling Elmer Dinton, and |nUseptic or a shot of insulin. ment in the construction trades,!

with the manager when the hold- the interne, who may be young Interview Patients the “report said. up man walked in and said Dr. David Piétz. They will wheel Before the patient leaves, he'll ® ss = “let's have it.” {the injured person into the Tole. Interviewed by either Miss| THE survey covered more than)

| After drawing a gun, the rob- ceiving office, where they begin vi dred Neal or Miss Elinor Hill, 5000 general construction firms ber returned it to his pocket the task of diagnosis and heal |}; Leen the register of those ®nfaged in building industrial, ‘but kept it trained on his vic- ing || treated and compile the histories/cOmmercial and ' institutional Aine. | Perhaps Dr. Pletz will handle| or the wounds treated. bulldings, highwhys and airports With his free hand he stuffed the case himself. Or perhaps he'll The drama of the Receiving and heavy engineering projects. the money into a pocket of his ask the advice of Dr. Joseph| o = = = "0 "oe of the It found that construction blue topcoat. Bean, the resident In charge of y spurts in some areas were due to

: “chairs in the reception room, the storekeepers into! the receiving utes, . with the treated patient waiting the accelerated national defense

Ordering the rear of the building, the gun-| If the injury the . program, especially in Alaska and fled East on Arizona St. Mr. victim will be wheeled into Room fOr & taxi or a friend's car 10, ‘tne reas where the Atomic than said 1, always open, always ready for | haul him home to his own bed. |p, oy Commission Kempler . . ==! Or it may be just the begin- pujldings, ning of another silent struggle

Fireman's Daughter Marries vi pain in one of the hushed Local Rose Society

rooms along the quiet corridors

In "A Five-Alarm Affair’ [wis oe bowie [To Hear Dr. Allen

Dr. R. C. Allen, executive sec-!

: : wer . the characters are diverse. But Minneapolis Firefighters Turn Out always there are the switt, skilled Tetary and editor of the Ameri- | Ir: Force After Tip From Chief in Ohio (hands of the doctors and the can Rose Society, Harrisburg,

._| boundless energy of the nurses. Pa. will speak “ MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 26 (UP)—Firemen turned out in dress ¢ is they who are the foes of Spring Came of the “Planting and| uniform today for the wedding of a fireman's daughter they didn't/death and pain in the Generallduring a meeting of the Indianeven know. Frashiight bubs popped, television cameras whirred 22d} Hospital Receiving Office, apolis Rose Society, to be held at | bride fainted at PN tae —— . m. | He rank Botterhorn, 27, and his bride, Pat Frayne, 22. were WEATHER FOILS RESCUE [5.0 To next Filey In Cropsey| strangers from out of town. They thought they were going to have| CORDOVA, Alaska, Feb. 26 1: allen is a graduate of w- ia quiet wedding. But they didn't|(UP)—Ice and rip tides today|passachusetts State College and

| count on the firemen. {combined to turn back two rescue received a Ph. D.. degree from Maj. Clark to Head | "A crowd of 600 persons, includ- boats attempting to reach three|Cornell University. He served on

plentiful. Fabricated into needles, was réported putting on we By GEORGE RYDER thighways, | airports and sky-or pellets to be embedded in can- Wwe?

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Reserve Officers Group ics a big delegation frem the fire survivors of the barge North the Cornell facuity for 10 years | —

The diana Zo! department, jammed St. Steph-/Cloud, stranded for six days on before assuming his present posiIndianapolis Chapter of, Catnolic Church. There was|tiny Sea Island off the Alaska tion with the Society Tour Tears the Reserve Officers Asociation so much excitement that the bride coast. ago. has named new officers to serve collapsed and the CoremMONY Was a ———————— ee

during 1949. delayéd until she was revived.

Maj. Vernon E. Clark, Spink “It Was Wonderful”

But it w wonderful,” she Arms Hotel. will succeed Capt. or was

; Saas WO presi- iwhen the ceremony was over y the bride and bridegroom ran up, Other officers include Lt. George |), 450 At the church entrance, | M. Davidson, senior vice prest they ducked beneath an arch of | dent; Capt. Stanley.G. Cederqu [fire axes held by firemen. vice president, air; Lt. Jobs: KX | Then they climbed aboard a Goll, vice president, ground; L. streamlined fire engine. With its Jack C. Hanna, vice president. .;..,, screeching, it took them Navy; Capt. John P. Ragsdale, ;,.ing through traffic to a down-| secretary-treasurer, and Col. O8- town hotel for the wedding re-

car J. Pool, historian. ception. | TT | Mr, Botterhorn came here from Clay Defends Board | ia home in Cincinnati. Pat was| : R ( A \S Xk | from St. Bernard, O. They didn't To Run Ruhr Steel know a soul in Minneapolis. But . FRANKFURT, Germany, Feb. Pat's father is a fireman bagk! - Re ceeere merry

26 (UP)—Gen. Lucius D. Clay, home.

_| 80 he wrote_Fire Chief George! American commander in. Ger ‘8S. Lockhart of Minneapolis and

many, said today that “we willj{oiq him of his daughter's marhave ‘one hell of a mess” if suc- riage. He asked Chief Lockhart cessful German businessmen are if & few firemen wouldn't mind

not allowed to take part Hind . A oy np: The running the Ruhr steel industry, Jt was a fire alarm aff ir Seven German steel barons and! ; atfa r, } i Chief Lockhard sald afterward, a banker and lawyer who worked ™ , © "LL oT ihe six-foot. for the Nazis have been nominted| ° ce ' ot,

" {five-inch bridegroom-—who once for the 12-man board of trustees , ) which will direct operations of|F/aYed basketball tor the Univer-

‘ [sity of Cincinnati—admitted he’ the Ruhr steel plants. Clay dis-| 0 t11i11ed at riding on a fire

missed socialist objections to

engine. His bride smiled. Javing prewar. steel trust men ony Botterhorn said they plan

; _ {to return to Cincinnati as soon las he completes a three-months

Mai. Rader Named | sales school he is attending here, 1.

: oe, “But we won't forget this day,” Car Storage Officer he added quickly. * \ Maj. Eugene Rider, 38th In-| Then the bridegroom turned to fantry Division Staff, has been |help the new Mrs. Botterhorn cut appointed facilities officer for the! into a three-tiered wedding cake State Adjutant General's office,| — "ith & Ore axe; } Indianapolis, for the purpose Of | sss. } co-ordinating construction of mo- Workingman’s dM0re

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