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Ingles Charges An Old, old Story in Fresh Bandages

“ganization in Marion County was

. “Mr. Ingles’ ward chairmen = Cam al n Cash signed, bringing to 10 the num-| |

————— rs bo en were | CONLlY to become secretary-man-|win among the ladies for her non- he's in NeW: Yofk. on a vacation. some 2000 persons to flee planta- Postion Sl er. sss Limony Campaign. . : {ager of the State Fair, Mr. Meyer talking role in “Johnny Belinda.” go is Montgomery Clift, another tion homes. . which Indicate € house was| "Appeals for funds recently Other Features on Inside Pages : lis a Democrat. {She'll be there—with bells on. : . | State police reported that five covered by several mortgages, one have failed to pay the postage,”

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Indianapolis, Ind. Issued Dally

60th YEAR—NUMBER 12 ‘ xr

Intimidation |= J By Party Foes

Warns Workers Not to Give Up Their Poll Books

By NOBLE REED Attempts at “mass. intimida-| He tion” of the whole Republican or- :

charged today by James W.| 7 Ingles, county GOP chairman, as he fought back against party foes who are trying to oust him. | The chairman's warning letter! urged all elected precinct committeemen to ‘be on your guard” against all petitions being circulated and cautioned them not] to surrender their poll books or| & other party documents. . It was the chairman’s-epening| blast in what appears to uve a| fight-to-the-finish for control of) the Republican machifie for the| coming 1950 elections. Comes Out Fighting i The chairman came out fighting after a powerful coalition of 2 b+ three party factions, dominated] : asa £0 by leaders associated with the, t no : bt James L. Bradford wing of the] " he Ra Sr 7 : on organization, completed plans last] bo 4 YE St 4 : night for a formal ouster move against Mr. Ingles. From stop street to ‘hospital . . . Sgt. Thomas and Mrs. McThey were to present petitions, Cull, whose automobile was involved in a four-car crash in which

to the Indiana Republican Com- ae : : mitee which has power to re.| five persons were injured today, receive emergency treatment in

move a county chairman for cause, Anti - Ingles men their forces were gaining strength last night when three more of

Squares Debt

ber of resignations. Those who quit their party jobs were Harold Hughes of the 23d

Disputed Creighton Recalls Kentucky City

) —————r \ ‘oul ators. |maneuvering finally to scrap the . Ward, Dr. G. P. Silver of Pike GOP Fund Used Photo, Page3 a | Into Two Others ~~ 30 to 90 Minutes Ea der th spelleg Mie2SUre and hand Rankin a | Township and Mike Caito and , Tew Republican Party club Indianapolis police repaid a 16-year-old debt to a Newport, Ky. | It.is most likely some parking nt oy iaspelied beating.

Harold Sprouse, co-chairmen of fi... 04 by part of a $15.000 detective today . the 15th Ward. mint amo fund whose They captured 29-year-old Ce ~ Others in Opposition Leaders in the oust - Ingles today. movement besides Mr. Bradford ndi poli are County Treasurer Louis jo), financial manager for Hobart NC anapolis. 1Rhey ¢ Fletcher, Center Township Asses- Creighton in the 1948 campaign port detectives who rushed to In-

sor Roy Combs, Center Township for governor, announced the or- Jianapolis with a murder war-

' hen arTrustee George K. Johnson, H. ganization of the Indiana Politi- Tant. The four officers t Dale Brown, former director of cal Club. |*ested Cotton, who surrendered

i : . , without a struggle. the State Motor License Bureau; | He said “part” of the money A the TURES wolis ‘officers

John Ennis, County Councilman; ae in Mr. Creighton's campaign turned Cotton over to Kenneth

Lugene Fife, head of Republicans nq would finance the organiza- (oliins, veteran member of the 1I and Don R. Money, head of the lican state committee claimed was who was linked with the anti. Conrad and others in the Creigh- »- Ex-Teacher, Dies y Although anti-Ingles forces had| Sen. Conrad announced he was and Bernard T. Perry, Place Saturday ecutor and Mr. Brown. The lat- rector shortly. Indianapolis family, died today !bia Club, just before a banquet .4 schools 10 and 58. She was * |can Editorial Association. and attended old Butler College Off East Coast | “There is no connection be- ghe jjved in Irvington 42 years at grandfather, Samuel Merrill, then today to hunt for a Navy fighter 1861.

United) Charis Browhson, Shar. tion: at the start. Newport police force, Detective publican Veterans of World War This Was the money the Repub- Collins aed pe Indianapolis United Republican Precinet Com. I eretandig 11 would gs mitteemen’s Association. { County ‘Auditor Ralph Moore, be returned if unspent. But Sen. Miss Ellen Graydon Ingles forces, denied today that ton organization refused to turn he authorized use of his name in| BE: d Heads G the party fight. onrad Heads Group reportedly agreed to support Mr, serving » acting president; Rob-/ . Services to Take Ennis for the chairmanship, sev- on K. Kyle, Culver, acting secreeral more aspirants were men-|‘ary, tioned. They Prcluded Cale Holg. Crawfordsville, acting treasurer. |... pien Douglass Graydon, er, party leader for several years; He said each congressional dis- sper public schools teacher John Carson, former deputy pros- | Leict will be represented by a di- yore and daughter of a pioneer ter, however, has denied that he| Sen. Conrad announced the club (owing a short illness. She is interested in the chairmanship jill hold a social get-together at |, ,q g7, er '{5:30 p. m. Saturday in the Colum-, nics Graydon taught 33 years . Hunt Navy Pilot {meeting of the Indiana Republi- oq, cated in Indianapolis schools or were ~ , tween the two meetings,” Sen. 303 Downey Ave. SQUANTUM N AVA L AIR Conrad said. | The Graydon family came to BASE, Mass, Mar. 24 (UP) —| —_— |Indianapolis in 1824 when her Search planes took off at dawn : : Occasional Rain |state treasurer, helped in moving } . . the staté capitol from Corydon. pilot who radioed he was bailing Forecast Here | Miss Graydon was born July 6, out of his plane because he was: - ne ) | lost and running out of fuel. | LOCAL TEMPERATURES

Clio Club Members

Naval authorities said they be- $ a. m... 41 u Ae Mm... . | .She was a member of the old lieved the. flier parachuted into 3 a. m,.. “ 12 Noon) po Fourth Presbyterian Church, the the water off southeastern Mas- a. Mm... Noon) » (present Fairview Presbyterian machusetts or Rhode Island last 9a m.. 5 1p m.. 62

‘Church, and of the Clio Club Occasional showers and con- She is survived by a sister, Miss witn another fighter plane from tinued mild weather are forecast Jane Gravdon, Indianapolis; three Quantico, Va., to S8quantum. for tonight and tomorrow by the nieces. Mrs. “Edward - McGavran, The other pilot landed his F4U weather Bureau. ’ Chapel Hill, N. C.; Mrs. William fighter plane at Westover Air Alternating sunshine and clouds Barna, San Francisco, and Mrs. Base, 70 miles west of here, gccompanied warm temperatures Fvans Woollen Jr. Indianapolis, though Navy officers said good:today to end yesterday's cool and two nephews, Arthur Graylanding conditions prevailed at gpell. PY don of California and Henry Squantum. High today was expected to be Jameson, Milwaukee, Wis The names of the two fliers in the low 60s, according to the were withheld but it was report- forecast. Tonight's low of 48 will’ Pp. m. Saturday in the Downey ed they both lived in Boston. ‘change to a high of 65 tomorrow. Ave. residence. . p Nips Baseball

On the Inside Nips Baseball, Business at ‘Plate

Top envoys of West to meet in U. 8S. on Apr. 2 before pact is signed ... Around the World ... a

digest of today's news ......c.oveveiseenan. Page 2/00 Lo today.

Promotes-14 in Tech ‘High School cadet corps...

night while on a ferrying mission

Ask Mrs. Manners... and Your Marriage . . . daily 20 of state’s future scientists to be honored here customer. Saturday . . . other regular section page feaLUIS s.icasssssssererssncnssssssacsansss Page 19 prise and keeping a room Early Spring Vacation . , . Keep In Tune, . . other confiscated. PTA council names Mrs. McCammon President . . . SOMES re other news of interest to the ladies ........Pages 21-22 Farmer Appointed Caps must win tonight to remain in Calder cup play- To State Fair Board offs . . . baseball training camp briefs , . . other

Michael Mever Jr,

State Fair board,

First boy and girl sign up for Times spelling bee

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= Club Is Financed Capture of Slayer Here 5Hurtin Crash |

Wife-Killer Seized in South Side Home; 's Aid in 1933

| ownership is disputed was formed the slaying of his girl friend, Mrs. Gertrude Young, on Feb. 26. Ce { Acting on a tip Indianapolis Detectives Herschel Plummer and aim Sts. todav. _| Donald Veza located Cotton in the home of relatives in South Side ’ Sen. Roy Conrad (R. Monticel They called New- rs

Fuperal services® will be at 2

Burial arrange- ® o T The city has asked the com- hy reason of insanity today in five blocks ments are incomplete. § But Will Winners Be here? mission to order either Texas the slaying of an Albany, N. Y. worthless papers

Early morning baseball ticket {business proved unprofitable for } ' an employee of a Ft. Wayne Ave. tonight for its annual back-patting session

A plainclothes detective, John, their “Oscars.” - wT. Glenn, entering the establish- " other school News ......coviveennnnnennnnnss .Page 7 ment at 833 Ft. a, said he ‘‘statue-accepting” duds. But the “dark horse’ nominees gave up {found Charles Nickleson, 39, of awful easy this year. : or - 7 N. Tacoma Ave., in the middle of the possible winners aren't columns op human relations .................Page 10 or 5 ticket transaction with a even bothering to show up.

Nickleson was charged with ad- op awards are scattered every- oxpected Loretta Young to tote {jon were held. last winter and Raymand Hoekstra, the youth's manager; and Louis Rosenburg, |vertising a lottery and gift enter- where from New York to London home an “Oscar’—Ileast of all the application is now before the attorney for the Rev. Mr. Hoek-| = for to Paris. ‘ |pool selling. Eight full books of| ” [tickets, 36 books partially filled town figured the results are all

observations from local and national scene. ....Page 20 2nd a number of policy slips wefe cut and dried anyhow. :

Gov. Scheicker today appointed leap up and murmur the winner's doctor's still debating whether to ln Mississippi Delta 9 Madison thanks second-hand. SPOrtS ...ieelviiiriiiiiisenainiaans Pages 26-27-28 County farmer, to the Indiana rence is in London.

4 ” Mr. Meyer replaces Carl Ty- | Ves entry blank and schedule lists . teieaaanes .Page.39 ner. of Tipton, who resigned re- most a cinch for Jane Wyman to. put he's so sure he won't: get it of rich delta ..land- and forcing

" ~ ===! Gov. Schricker also announced! \ ’ ! Amusements @ Fditorials .. 20 Labor ..... 20 Side Glances 20 the appointment of Dr, H. Dale!favorite for his supporting role in of the coveted’ door-stops for her tered low areas of Port. Allen, another by a bank for the $10,000:- The accounting has shown Bridge ..... 22 Forum ++ses 20) Mrs. Manners 10) Society ..... 21 Pyle of South Bend as a member | “Treasure of the Sierra Madre,” Business ... 16 Gardening . 22 Marriage ... 10 Sports +++27,28 of the board of trustees of the and Clair Trevor, who gets the she's in London, too. r ¢ s Childs ..... 20 Meta Given . 22 Movies ceege 6 Teen Probs. 22 new Northern Indiana Children’s popular nod for her lady-tippler candidates for “best supporting under three feet of water and over the differénce in testimony $67,813.90, and that the boy J 6/ Othman ... 19 Earl Wilson. 14 Hospital. Dr. Pyle succeeds Dr.|anti®s in “Key Largo.” |actor” awards—Jose Ferrer and closed to traffic. Engineers said as to whether Dr. Myers was only some $700 cash assets from Comics .<.. 35 Inside Indpls. 19| Radio v..... 24 Weather Map 16 Walter H. Baker, also of South But the “tipsters” aren't always Oscar Homolka-—are hts Crossword + 24/Dr, Jordan . 22( RUATK +ves 19( Women's ... 22/Bend, who |

House Kills Off

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Gl Pension Bill By 208 to 207

g 500 Downtown zz, ‘=... Vote So Close Parking Meters °-2vr=iv> #2” Speaker Calls Get Approval

Here's what the

Russian and ; other delegates to the cultural and scientific conference will eat |

at their $10-a-plate operfng ban-

|| Works Board OKs ~~ auet tomorrow night: Administration Contract on Trial; Kes West Turtle soun Wins by Piling . . Mo of Crat andie 18 Council to Decide smoth, wo danrooms | On Amendments

The Board of Works today ap- § proved a plan for installatio of Petit Fours 500 parking meters in the downtown area. °

- | The meters will 'be installed M {this spring by A. H. Rhodes

Inc., Hartford, Conn., manufac-

"Read Dan Kidney, Page 3 WASHINGTON, Mar. 24 |(UP)—The ‘House killed the {veterans pension bill today. | It did so by voting 208 to {207 to send the multibillion.

‘dollar measure back to the

; . |Veterans Committee for “further Lewis Warns Union study.”

| Commitee Chairman John E. Of Contract Battle {Rankin (D. Miss.) sponser of

Olives _

Back

General Hospital. Dr, Joseph Bean treated Sgt. McCall for eye

turers, which will pay the instal- . injuries and Mrs. McCall receives attention from Nurse Mary York, /'ation cost and give the City 50 0 its on d : |per cent of the proceeds.

Sat. McCall is a member of a Ft. Harrison military police unit. Under the plan approved by the

Board, the City will pay nothing | for the meters. Board members say the in-

|stillation will be made on “trial prTTSBURGH, Mar. 24 (UP)— the bill, said the House action basis.” i i “kills this legislation for this -. i 8 |" Several weeks ago the traffic John L. Lewis today ‘ordered his SESSION.” omo [AY engineer's department prepared a holidaying miners back to work) t+ took anti-pension adminis {map of the mile-square area with next Monday with the warning tration forces the better part of

) CCE pail Us (parking spots marked where to prepare for a new “fight” with three days of dizzy parliamentary {meters could be installed.

to Newport

2 Autos Bounce

Five persons were injured in a spots will be limited to 30-minute f€ars that he might extend the| uy Rankin outmaneuvered cil Cotton, wanted in Newport in Spectacular early morning smash- periods while others may permit !WO-Week memorial. and protest pension foes Tiesday and yess up of four cars at 16th and Mont- One and one-half hours parking. WOTK stoppage in the nation’s terday and kept his bill alive for Motorists will be charged at the 028! mines beyond the original two more hours today before he } rate ef 1 cent for each 12 minutes Mar. 28 deadline. finally admitted defeat. - Two of the five victims were ,¢ parking, or 5 cents an hour. ! But he warned his miners and| Recount Vote police are. paying us back for reported injured seriously. The| The meters will be placed in a their employers alike that a} , , wats pir votes in what we did in 1933.” other three were in fair condition five blocks square area center-TOUEh knock ‘em-down-drag 'em- i. v's session to wind up . the Mr. Collins was the same New- in General Hospital, where all ing on Monument Circle. Prin-OUt fight was ahead when nego-;.itle In the first, the Houss port, Ky. detective who in 1933 were rushed for emergency treat- cipal streets affected are Illinois, /'/allons start next month on new 104 200 to 208 against sending captured bad man Frankie Mason ment. Meridian, Pennsylvania, Dela- coal contracts, : the bill back to committee. The and his gang then wanted in In-| Reported in “serious” condition Ware. Ohio, Market, Washington Wig walkout was 'n protest OVET vote was -s0 close that ng dianapolis for the machine gun were one Ft. Harrizon based sol- 2nd Maryland. _r GEER 20 SPL Drs Sreaiee Aaa | slaying of Lt. Lester Jones of the gier Sgt. Willard Neville, 22, anal, There will be no daytime park-} oy..." 14 as a “memorial” to coy Ass.) Ordered another ‘roll Indianapolis police force. |Cleotis Adkins, 21, 1338 S. Hard. Ing on Washington St. between (Fo 08 ers kifled or in th Mason, who is still serving a ing St ! ’ Pennsylvania 8t. and Capitol, a9 vy 3 ED ah : or N= The. tabulation the second time sentence in Michigan City, shot Ave, not in the imfnediate vicin- The Se at a ents last year. showed the motion had won by a and killed the Indianapolis police Sergeant, Wife Hurt ity of the Circle. Plans call for vehate eonBruied Me. Boyd's single vote. officer and wounded several other. The other three victims were 2 24-minute parking limit on a yO! Y. Although the action was final, policeman who interrupted it does not bar the vete ans come

a Sgt. Thomas McCall, 32, also sta- portion of Virginia Ave, MEN UM di I itt i ; } Sgt. omas } , 32, also ¢ St. and Ohio St. d 7 mittee-—if it so desires—from hold-up Mason and his gang were tioned at Ft. Harrison and his ame e Ica [writing and bringing out another

staging Chosen by Engineers | ’ wife. Mrs. Maxine McCall, 24, of/ Selection of the meter, known 3 pension bill. But Mr. Rankin's | Mason and his gang fled to Lt. 0 and Eugene Rice, as the “Mark Time,” was made by Center Assistant [statement made this seem un{Ye port ot no A Deeecyie 33 of 1124 S. Harding St the Indianapolis Technical Society Appointment of Dr. A. David, ilkely. $ ol nd 99: “re . re i i i r | p Y | rushed in with a machine gun, Police said two cars driven by Council. an organization of profes: McKinley as assistant medical di-| 2 Days of Uproar lcapturing the gang. Sgt. McCall and Mr. Adkins col- | sional BTIG ears: t The council ras rector for the Indiana UnWersits The decision to send the meas- | - lided and that each of the collid- 8iven “eight meters of various y, 1". 400 hospitals was an-| Ur® back to committee came after

| Cotton surrendered with the . , ; , manufacturers and asked to. pick’ the H i i . Cape ) , ng cars careened into two other ' nounced today ) ouse, in a continuous uproar ‘omment: “I'm the man VOU, ,mopiles which were stopped the best. The meter chosen was ==" © ooh {during three days of debate, want,” when the teams of go for a red light. recommended in a letter signed J. Caseley. medi- wrote into the bill so many

apolis and Kentucky Drivers of the other cars, Wil- by#F. B. Mendenhall, State Highwalked into his relative’s home = “1 av. 43, of 1611 College Way engineer and officer of the this morning. He waived oxtra- , 4 paul Slauter, 1116 N, Society. ~ dition and was taken back 10 pon, qvivania St, were not in- Several attempts have been Newport immediately. jured but both cars were badly made in the past to install park-| Admits Slaying damaged. ing ‘meters in Indianapolis. All Cotton verbally admitted to the Passed Stoplight buy the meters and all failed. officers that he shot Mrs. Young } f LL } Cl after she threw him over and ° The McCall car, driven east on Under the present plan. the city

| amendments few members knew | for sure what it would do. Mr. Ranklin, red-faced and exe (cited during much of the debate, 'did not protest the final decision. He calmly folded his papers and walked away from the seat from which he had directed his losing fight.

.cal director. Prior to World War II, Dr. McKinley practiced medicine in Speedway City for two years. He served as a

flight surgeon . receives half the revenue. OW - av’ i. . : spent some $3000 he had saved ith St,” was believed to have ever the 1 he rt fo acne with the Army Today's vote was a triumph during three years in the Army. ’ tho Air Force in the for the administration. Demo-

passed a stoplight, colliding with He told police Mrs. Young told the Adkins car which was drivnim she wanted nothing more to ng north on Montcalm St. the contract with the Hartford 27% do with him. He said he saw, Each car bounced off and g.m today This will be done He recently completed a threeher going into a cafe with an- struck the Hurley. and Slauter within the next few davs and the Yar residency in medicine and other man and waited outside. cars westbound on 16th Bt. contract must then be sent to City cargliology at the Mediral CenWhen she came out at about 1 parked side by side at the stop- ¢guncil for approval. 7 ter. He will continue his clinical a. m. Feb. 26, he stepped from the light. . - work in cardiology and assist in spadows and fired two shots at the admission of patients and the

Passengers in the McCall car her. were Mrs. McCall and Sgt. Nev- FPC Turns Down supervision of resident and intern ! Then as she fell ne stood over ill. Both of the soldiers are sta-

ownership of the devices.

cratic leaders considered the vete The Works Board did not sign 1

erans pension measure unware ranted and too expensive. Their strategy was to load the bill down with so many amende« ments it would become unworke able. That's what they did. The strategy worked.

Central Pacific Dr. McKinley

Baby Dies of Burns |

staffs

. . ,ts tioned .with the military police Dr. McKinley is a native of Times Statc Service her, pumping three more bullets . . . FN. do dh tt into her ‘body He ran from the unit of the 10th-Air Force at Ft. . Muncie and a graduate of In-y NEW CASTLE. Mar. 24—RoneDene befbre “astonished specta- Harrison. aS p garin fiana University. He is married, Ald Brookfhire. 2, died today in tors could stop Rim ‘and disap- Mr. Rice was a" passenger in has two sons and lives” at 5658 'he Henry County Hospital as the tors 8 J { & nr } ) oo entra é . result of burns suffered veste peared. Cotton told officers he the car driven by Mr. Adkins. WASHINGTON, Mar. 24 (Up) CCntral Aves in a fire at the home of his par. came to Indianapolis ahout two Police charged Sgt. McCall with The Federal Power Commission a

. ! . . & , ents, weeks ago, after trying to re- vagrancy, pending investigation po down a request by the KILLERS PLEAD INSANITY

enlist in the Army. of the crash. LC City of Indianapolis. to reopen MINEOLA. N. Y.. Mar. 24 (UP) STEAL, WORTHLESS PAPER a . hearings on the application of Raymond Fernandez and Mrs CHICAGO, Mar. 24 (UP)=— Oscars Strut Stuff Tonight two natural gas companies to #x; Martha Beck, confegsed “lonely Burglars who lugged a 200-pound ’ " pand and construct new facilities. hearts” killers, pleaded innocent candy store safe for more than

found only a few

inside, police

| Eastern ‘Transmission Corp... or widow. said today.

Most Favored Candidates Out of Town the Panhandle Eastern Pipeline

| But Jane Wyman Promises to Show Up dinnapons. natural gar to In. Probe $1 5,000 Florida Home

, ene y SON. U > Staff Correspondent The city asked the commission oa ° SI By VIRGINIA Macl MERSON, United Press “ | ! po to reopen hearings on the appli- In Little Da id . HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 24—Movieland dons mink. and white ties "or (yo Texas Gas Trans- Vi earing

the academy awards. mission Corp. and the Texas ofe . | Hoekstra Testifies That Orlando Doctor

But it could happen that none of the winners will be on hand to grab Eastern Transmission Corp. Tex Built House, Donated Down Payment

as Eastern wants to increase its system capacity east of Middle- ) ’ town. O. Texas Gas has asked __ A $15,000 home in’ Orlando, Fla., the haven of. “Little David” The academy award program [permission to build a pipeline Walker, boy evangelist, was under scrutiny today in Marion Probate mav be heard on the air over from Texas to Middletown to Court as attorneys battled over the youth's financial affairs, WISH at 10:15-p. m. tonight. connect with the Texas Eastern James A Dawson, the boy's guardian, has asked for an accounts - Hearings on the ‘jofnt applica- Ing of Little David's $67,000 collection plate receipts from the Rev,

Most of .the favorite candidates will be there in brand-new

And some | Eleven celebrities up for the six

Miss Young. She happened to be commission for final decision. stra. Apparently the U. 8S. Treas-| Then the question turned to the Maybe the stars who skipped (phere “just in case.” |" The commission said Indianap- ury was interested, too. An agent purchase of a station wagon modBut Ingrid Bergman, who's up lis did not try to participate in appeared in court today to exam- el automobile. The Rev. Mr, for her armor-clanking role in|ihe hearings when they were held ine trial records. } , Hoekstra has contended it was a Feed-box tips have it that Lau-. «joan Of Arc,” can't make it. and therefore petition to reopen The minister spent most of the gift from the faithful.” Mr. rence Olivier will snag a quick 8he's in Rome. Olivia De Havil- the hearings is “nol timely.” day on the witness stand under Dawson has charged it was an zold bauble for his acting in and, another contender for her — - ne intense cross examination by Mr. outright purchase, ‘ : |“Hamlet.” If it works out this job in “The Snake Pit,” is home 2000 Flee Flood |

|Dawson. The minister said today a speway, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. will jn bed waiting for a baby and her

He said a Dr. Fred Myers of cial appeal had been sent out ‘to Orlando had completed a $15000 Little David's followers express8ir Lau- turn her loose for the festivities. porT ALLEN, La. Mar. 24 home “for David and me” and Ing the need for a machine in the Everybody's Gone UP) Waters of the Mississippi gave his $2000 commission and boy evangelist's campaign. | ; Almost a Cinch Dan Dailev's up against Mr. River burst through a levee to- the’ $5000 down payment as a The Rev. Hoekstra said publics Straw ‘ballots indicate It's al- oliver for “best acting” honors, day, flooding eight square miles gift. : ity ‘on the court battle had had Mr. Dawson then bfought -up adverse effects on Little David's

top nominee.

So. will Walter Huston, top Jean Simmons might win one inches of water stood in scat- held by Dr. Myers for $4000 and the manager declared.

(supporting work in “Hamlet.” But across the river from Baton balance.

{so far that in a 15-month And two Rouge, and U. 8. highway 190 was |

Mr. Dawson expressed concern Little David's collections

in New, the town itself was in no ie: | Ve Aig Little David a gift ora this sum, plus : " ldiate danger, clonal TT ET A RODRIG: i set sn

right, Take last year, 7, York.

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