Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1949 — Page 5

. SUNDAY, MAR. 20, 1040 | THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ______ cr Local Deaths and

Local .. (Oh, for an ‘April in Paris’ = | 1orace Coed Colonel Takes Comm oh E. Glickert > cg” "May Ak Congress ee Services Tuesday

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Cnepch Pantect Grocer Robbed. Speech Contest [Grocer Roleod

bs Exams Slated A grocery store-service station ! \ -_|operator ‘was robbed “of between

Times State Servies $55 and $60 last night while an BLOOMINGTON, _ Mar, 19 — unidentified neighbor sat in ane

High school students from In-|other room several feet away, une

| |dianapolis and 35 other Hooster| .... . oo holdup.

{cities will take examinations at| Harry Hamilton, = 69-year-old various cénters throughout the|,..,.cer of the establishment at |state next Saturday In prepara pi.eo and Stop Eight Rds. said (tion for finals of the speech con-| two men entered and ordered test of the Indiana University Di-| pastries. They ordered him to vision of Adult Education and turn over the cash in thé register i [Public Services, {when he went to change a bill Finals will be given on the cam- they gave him in payment. pus Apr. 30 for winners of the In a back room, police were regional, contests of the Forensic 14 a neighbor sat reading a

Association. Preliminary examin newspaper. nations in English, Latin and Ep bandits fled north in Bluff

mathematics will be given tomor- .door sedan, police row. The Indiana High School joo: I & four<ioo Po

|Forensic Association will coop-

erate with the university in ad- ETE rh Univer Doctors Will Discuss

arse -— All-Out Warfare. Care

+ [ToProbe ‘Tapping’ Former Official

. | Members of House | Meet With O'Dwyer Of U. S. Rubber Co. John E. Glickert, 320 Congress |

NEW YORK, Mar. 19 (UP) — New York City’s Democratic ConAve, former foreman division, i

Igressmen held an extraordinary, ; secret megting with Mayor Wil, superintendent of U. 8. Rubber,

liam O'Dwyer today on the alCo., died yesterday in his home!

leged wiretapping plot against after a two-year illness. He was/| |city officials. 75. . {

A lifelong resident of Indian-| -apqlis; -Mr. Glickert. was an em-| ployee of -the company for 41 years until his retirement in 1938, He was a member of Ancient Landmarks Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Shrine and Capitol

————— % Avenue Methodist Church.

| There were indications they {might ask Congress to investigate {wire tapping on a nation-wide ' basis. Immediately after the City Hall meeting, called by Rep. Emanuel Celler of Brooklyn, thé Congressmen issued a statement declaring that they favor wiretapping to safeguard national security, but frown upon it when it violates the {sanctity of the home.

Lodge Member He. was an honorary meniber| of Capitol City and North Park

An alleged plot to eavesdrop on Vet i | CHIC M: 9 (UP)—To | i r CHICAGO, Mar. 1 Pp Masonic Lodges. telephone conversations made sferan Hun 0 Cor |government, military and civilian Services will be at 1:30 p. m.| {from the homes of city officials Struck by Train Dies doctors meet here Monday to Tuesday in Flanner & Buchanan | jand graders ot Sr rmuany Ha Times State Service work an the problems of éare Mortuary. Burial will be in ‘which controls Democratic party

KOKOMO, Mar. 19--James Bel- ing for civilian populations dure zer, 22-year-old war veteran in- ing atomic, bacteriological, chemise 'jured when the car in which he cal, rocket and other types of was riding struck. a moving mass destruction warfare. Nickle Plate Railroad train Tues-| The meeting was called by the day at Russiaville, died tonight In Council an National Emergency St. Joseph Hospital. A Medical Service of the American Mr. Belzer was one of eight Medical Association. A program persons returning from a dance also will be sought that will en« in the same car when the accident courage young doctors to volune occurred. The others were slightly teer for immediate service with

Crown Hill, Survivors include his wife, Lil-| He; two sisters, Mrs. George’ A. Taylor and Mrs. John L., Hahn, and a brother, Charles A. Glick=| ert, all of Indianapolis.

{activities in Manhattan, was revealed by Mayor O'Dwyer just a |week ago. Reveals Plots ! He sald instigators of the al-| i leged plot planned to tap politi-! { b clan's telephones in other cities, Mrs. C. Ro Hartley a |principally Detroit and Chicago. .

i Mayor O'Dwyer held a press! Mrs. Clotilda R. (Dot) Hartley, /conference after today’s meeting bookkeeper at Krafts South Side] {but it lasted only long enough for! Bakery, died yesterday at Method-

r I him to s on gn injured. the armed forces. . . : - ay 0 commen 0 al The accident resulting in Mr. Speakers include Dr. James A. ist Hospital after an illness of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Murchison . . goodby, Indianap + question about a demand that he e pee

. gaa fof £ fil. Belzer's death was the second in Crabtree, Washington, medical two weeks. She was 67, oli, hello, France, ‘. ® ss =n {be indicted for fraud and to other . . three days involving a car and director of the National Security A native of ' Cincinnati, O.'g | quInes pertaining 10 Ihe case. ‘ A bouquet and saber pass from 2 Sehviet trie Miss Mery /train at the unguarded crossing Resources Board; Dr. Norvin C, Mrs, Hartley had resided nere, IN @ yg] ds to Go to Fr SQ ony Songressmen's statement. Kratz, Indiana—University junior’ from Gary, as the state's chief in Russiaville. Kiefer, Washington, medical serva eight years. She made her home ew we 5 ° o ° rance issued by” Mr. Celler, said the| executive commissions the coed as honorary cadet colonel in the a {ices advisor of Civil Defense in 719 E. Minnesota St. Prior to House of Representatives Judi-

coming to Indianapolis she had to Learn o Live Like French clary Committee now has before University ROTC. Miss Kratz was voted the honor at the instit- Col. Maas to Speak |DIANNInG, Strlce of Ihe Secretary lived for a time in Dayton, O. it a bill to permit interception of | tion's military ball At Earlham Tuesday |Meiling, Columbus, O., member of

. - communications in order to gath- . . . S - prs. Hartley was a member of Hoosier and Bride Leave Today to er evidence to strengthen the na. Pours Oil on Fire, Set Hillel Club Dance | yy Slate, Servis the Armed Forces Medical Adv oly Ange atholic Church at] |

om tonal meourit v | RICHMOND, Mar. 19 — Col. sory Committee, office of the Sece Dayton where services will be| Keep a Rendezvous for: Professors | nigh Creu ty Jad 10 suppress Funeral Tomorrow Dancing will be to the music of Melvin J. Mass, Srasident of the retary of Defense. 8, : | e s serve s aes held Wednesday. Burial will be Two young former University of Alabama students will step espionage, “which legislation we| MECCA, Mar. 19 (UP)—Sery- D¢nny Dutton aud his orchestra JCF oTPEC ReSEERE OFlcers Kina Gets B in Memorial Park in that city. |off the USS Washington at Le Havre, France, Mar. 31 and become propose to’ support.” . ices will be held tomorrow for in the Spring Dance of the Hillel ing Gets Better

~ . Earlham College assembly TuesSurviving is a son, James A. a part of the French people. —— Quincey Gossett, 37, who died of Club of Indianapolis at 8:30 p. m. & y | LONDON, Mar. 19 (UP)—King Hartley, Dayton.

day. | ~~ Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Murchison, married less i burns sustained last night when NeXt Sunday in the Kirshbaum| (1 Maas, who is former Rep- George, who was operated on a Mrs Dora Birsfield {than three months, will leave Indianapolis today for Paris to visit Anti Truman Senators his home was destroyed by fire Center. A unique prize will be resentative from Minnesota ny week ago today to improve the * LAR seem n PATODLS.0L- their college French teachers and “learn to live and act Are- ‘Dixiegops’ to ClO from a kerosene explosion. Piven to the champion dancers of |genior minority member of the flow of blood in his right foot, Mrs. Dora A. Birsfield, 3528 as the French do.” smi WASHINGTON, Mar. 19 (Up) Mr. Gossett poured kerosene re evening, according to Miss House Naval Affairs Committee, continues to make satisfactory Northwestern Ave. died yester-| A red tam will identify Mrs. teachers—they will again meet —The AFL and cIo today ave froma five-gallon can on a fire Arenas Bernath, chairman of will talk on “Foreign Policy and progress, Buckingham Palace day in Methodist Hospital after Murchison, the former Miss Betty in Bordeaux, Leonard may go to! =. ° the Republican Sch. in a stove. The blast threw flam- ‘ne dance committee. _ICitizen Responsibility.” sources reported. an illness of two months. She Galloway of Fayette, Ala. and School in Paris. Uncertain of just i

rayon lip-on tched lack, pink,

ing oil over his clothing. He died " wo was:65. her husband, when they meet a €Xactly what they will do in the SF Demosraijc sealition in he in Clinton Hospital. A native of Chicago, she had relative of one of their teachers 'uture, Leonard and Betty have SF" WA Ch | a * ya ‘OB The fire occurred while his wife been a resident of Indianapolis jater the same day they reach Le ON tune on their minds right "5, 8 “0 SLE OO OUSIETNE. land their four young children for 35 years and was a member 1 : 3 now. It's “April in Paris.” e s Political League

: were attending a program at th of the Ladles Auxiliary of Sahara HA'Te: The meeting will be in eae |newspaper called the Senate's Re- Mecca school 8-2 prog ¢ 4 y y ara the Room of the Lost Steps, in | publi “N "| mn ‘ Lanner . Grotto : . G publicans “Northern Dixicrats. Funeral_services will be held at Pazls Monmens ot he De Turkish Gobs Swar IU Said {heir vous uete up What E es Have IT »’ ) .eonar urchison, son of Mr, 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in Shirley ,n4 Mrs, Leonard A. Murchison, Over 2 U.S. Destroyers Flos 0 8 pe oan Soauiion y Brothers Central Chapel, with westfield Park, will embark from pos xicrats. | BIRMINGHAM, England, :

NORFOLK, Va. Mar. 19 (UP) J " burial in Crown Hill cemetery. [nr ; re atoll? r YOu and Northern Dixicrats. M 1 3 Je {New York on a year’s “visit” to ” | ar. 19 (UP)—Five pretty Mrs. Birsfield is survived by tWo paris and cities 3 France, Italy, —Turkish crews swarmed over, The CIO said in a weekly col- British show girls, who /»

sons, Belmont J. and Righard pain, England, Portugal and 'WO de-mothballed U. 8. destroy- umn syndicated to-its affiliated posed for photographers

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Birsfield, both of Indiahapolw; possibly Germany ers slated for service in the Turk- Union newspapers that the coali-| while wearing nothing but three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Seegers, Not Just a Tour lish fleet today |tion brought into being a new goose pimples, learned. to- | ; . : ‘ | political party, the “Dixi It] ; McHenry, Tl, and Mrs, Ida Weis:| “Its not just a tour” young| The destroyers McCall and {iis the animal had “the. tront| BT or rie Dad ne mann, River Forest, Ill; Mr. Murchison explained. “When Buchanan were brought here jegs and face of a donkey with! ’ ' ' ; two g y i The Lord Chamberlain's brothers, Arthur Olsen, Elmhust, we get off the boat, we want to gfter reactivation from the At- the trunk and rear end of an| office, censor for all British 4 Ii, and August Olsen. McHenry, live ang Become 3-PEr. ‘of 1h lantic reserve fleet at Charleston, elephant.” 2 stage productions, an- A RR Ill. and three grandchildren. Fyguch Dearie Betty met while S- C- to be turned over to Turkey, ch > y for Colvor © b nounced after a study of : ” Navy spokesman said. osen r Quiver Civ the photographs that the . A student ® bik % Pass the Plate in RIE ioe The ships will be turned over Forest R. Guimont, Culver Mili-| girls “can go on. 7: . . BRING PIANO PRICES AND TERMS DOWN Professors Edward Kimbrough to the Turkish fleet Mar. 28, of- tary Academy cadet, has been The girls will do statue e 10 FIT WAGES! KINSTON, N. C,, Mar. 19 |. widson Strode, Leonard de- ficials sald. American officers elected to an associate member. poses for the first produc(UP) — Bank Teller Bill ; “ " relist. He Will command the two vessels en ship in the academy's Cadet Club, tion in England of the Daws tried his hardest to og I Mv lieRably rovel route to a Turkish port, where Culver honorary organization. He| ‘Paris Folies Bergere, sched- ? .. . WE REALIZED PRICES WERE TOO HIGH . . . take Gurney Green in his which he started a year and a the final transfer ceremionies will is the son of R. L. Guimont, 4312 uled to open soon in Birm- * TERMS TOO STIFF... . SO WE ACTED FAST! Sth stride, but it was a struggle. |}.¢ a00, called “Mr. Adam's be held. {Winthrop Ave, ingham. CL C gab- Mr. Green came In yes- . Apple.” .. . WE SCOURED THE MARKET . ... BOUGHT TERRIFI wine, ter to cash a check. Mr. The couple was married Christ- ONE OF A SERIES OF SKETCHES ABOUT YOUR WATER SUPPLY ?oiaio BARGAINS FOR CASH AND WE'RE PASSING navy. Daws asked him for identi- mas Day in Chicago. Had they ) " / CO +e ) 7 blue, tion. + |remained in college Leonard go * THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU! izes 8 Mr. Green promptly pop- would have been a junior, Betty| ed out his fase teeth and a senior. They sti ave thoughts i handed them over. His [of returning to school. : Co .. . BE SURE TO GET HERE EARLY FOR THE REALLY BEST SEname was stamped on the After visits with their former Se LECTION... YOU'LL BE AMAZED. plate. teachers’ parents, and one of their | : , |

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