Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1949 — Page 2

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feature of the Taftbill, but Mr. Jacobs was worried about either of

“Just before I left Washington "I heard from one of the committee members that the vote on the labor bill would probably come up Apr. 26. But who knows?” he

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Lyon, of Chula Vista, Cal, and her cousins, Stanley, 10, and Gus, 5, when they arrived by train for a visit. A few hours later she fell into the well. Mr. Kelly and his assistant, 43-year-old hardrock miner Homer E. Blickenaderfer, had

hazardous loose sand, shoring up their tunnel as they dug along with a steel culvert pipe, in order _{to reach .the 85-foot point where & measuring tape nad reported an obstruction, They chiseled into the casing only to er Kathy was not (there. Mr. Kelly reported being able to see a searchlight flashed from the surface, indicating Kathy was not between, the surface and the hole in the pipe. Mr, Kelly and Mr. Blickensderfer said they could hear no sound in the casing, supporting a doctor's theory that the child may

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was 1 ‘Kathy, Kathy,’ but all she did was cry,” Gus said.

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aunt said. “First said, ‘yes’, then she just cried” Policemen aad firemen lowered down a rope, hoping the child would grab hold of it. One policeman dropped his handcuffs on the end of a rope, but they fell off. “We called down, ‘do you have

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Police broadcast an peal to curiosity seekers away from the area. milling throngs were highways near the scene and peding rescue efforts.

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Mr. Kelly shouted into the phone. Breaks His Saw | A few minutes later he reported he had broken his hydraulic saw. An electric saw was sent down) to him. Thirty minutes after he

completed opening two sides. of the pipe. The Joud-speaker system connected with che telephone circuit clearly recorded ihe banging of Mr. Kelly's hammer and chisel and the buzz of his saw. Volunteer workers had dug the rescue shaft on one side of the well, using huge machines. At-

Crash Near Logansport Kills Expectant Mother

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Apr. 9 (UP)—Mrs. Dorothy Luck, a 20-year-old expectant mother from Galveston, Ind., was killed tonight when a car driven by her husband, Kenneth, 23, was struck at a country road intersection one mile west of Onward, Ind. The husband, his brother, Bazil and father, Joseph, 50, all received serious injuries and were taken to ithe Memorial hospital here. Bill

Ne trance owe tar had been ound in the well, but the shaft, ME. HILL was curved.

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Children like Donald, Ronald and Geraldine Dietrich of 1210 8,

blocks ‘and the houses in comparative safety, Utilities Dug Ditch Then last week one of fhe utilities dug a ditch down the side of 8. Senate. The ditch went right

sidewalk out of the way, With the blocks moved the street appears to run up to the sidewalk, Motorists - following what appears to be the street

are being endangered because motorists can't tell the roadway fro. ‘the -property line and consequently drive almost onto the sidewalk. Several years ago, residents along the street set cement blocks along fhe edge of the thoroughfare to form a temporary curb, Beside that there was a space of several feet and then the sidewalk,

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Movie Composer Uses Theremin

HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 9 (UP)—|

A movie composer is launching a movement which he says may create a big demand for an obscure instrument and have would

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its foreign film series at 8:15 p.m. today with, parents who maintained an allthe showing of “The Wave,” a NiSht vigil, stood by the mouth of

Mr. and Mrs; Fiscus, the child's

the hole anxiously awaiting news when Mr. Kelly and Mr. Blickens-

The picture telis the story of derfgr were ordered back to the

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life among fishermen in Alvarado, surface after more than an hour Vera Cruz. It was produced by!in a tunnel they dug through 12 Strand, American docu- feet of sand from the bottom of mentary film maker.

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we tried to pull it up, she either couldn’t hang on or didn't have it. We tried for nearly two hours, All the time Kathy's voice was growing weaker and weaker until it finally stopped.” Mr. Kelly. started cutting the casing of the well, which is 14! inches in diameter, at 75 or 80

feet below the surface, but it was

countered rock and shale. The Tast sound from Kathy was heard about £:30 p. m. Indianapolis time and the baby sounded hysterical.

BALLOON

MISSES MARK FT. MONMOUTH, N. J, Apr. 9 (UP)—~The Army B8ignal Corps

“Under such circumstances I tried to set a new altitude record don't see how she could live more for an ‘unmanned balloon today,

than four hours,” the doctor said, (but the balloon burst. when it

long stopped.

after her sobbing had reached 90,000 feet, 50,000 short {of the record set last September.

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drive right up to the children on the be performers practicing just by waving their bands. The instrument is the theremin

walk, One resident asked the utility * {workmen if they intended to '‘Ireplace the blocks, The workmen said

no. Until they are replaced motor. nwth ists will cdntinue to drive danger ously near the sidewalk. And one day, it's possible, a big red amjE may have to make a call

Serve pes -o-Recall Words From Cross Hospital fo Hold Good Friday Rites | _-Tt has & matrg human sound,

Speakers will commemorate the voices, or maybe like the howl of Seven Last Words of Christ froma coyote,” Glasser said. “It's pers the Cross in seven services be-ifect for the scene in the picture . {tween noon and 3 p. m Good Fri- where the eel slithers through the day in the Mary Hanson Chapel water to meet the octopus.” the Hospital. The theremin perfectly imitates: Each service will last 22the sound of water rushing over !minutes. The speakers in order rocks, too. he said, and is excel. nion include the Rev, Roy E. Mueller,|lent for night noises in westerns pastor of the Wallace BStreetiwhen the Indians are creeping up. * Presbyterian Church and execu-| Glasser is a determined local boy tive secretary-elect of the Presby- who get his start in movies by terian Synod; Dr. Richard Rettig, watching studio music heads Fipastor of the Carroliton Avenueiclimb into their Cadillacs, chécks| Evangelical snd Reformed ing their auto license numbers to Church; the Rev. L, A. Huddles- get their addresses and Importunton, Calvary Evangelical United ing them at their homes. EvenBrethren Church, tually somebody gave him a job to get rid of him. : Berates Teacher He got his musical start somewhat the same way. Because his east side high school couldn't afford an orchestration of a friend's piano solo, Glasser composed one himself. When the school refused to let him conduct

\ pal part of fami The princi a is two poles which send electric signals. The player stands and i in front of the ¢ puts his right] hand close he gets a note and as he pulla_it back he gets lower and lower ones. His left hand, in front of the other pole, controls the volume, Imitates Water

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Also, the Rev. Henry G. White, Woodside Methodist urch; the Rev. Louis H, McAdow, University Park Christian Church; the Rev, Robert D, McCarthy, Thirty-first BAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 9 (UP) | Street Baptist Church, and the w-An unidentified man dressed Rev. Charles T. Alexander, Capitol! only in shorts clambered to the! Avenue Methodist Church, top of KGO's 530-foot television! Dr, Claude M. McClure, hospital tower on Mt. Sutre today and chaplain, will be in charge of the 't at & graduation services, Glasthreatened to jump. Police and program. Dr. James 8. Warriner, *¢F arched downtown to see the firemen, called to rescue him, re-iDr. Quentin KE, Kenoyer, Eugene SuPerintendent of schools, the

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When the little old lady heard his family and neighbors had worked for weeks copying - the orchestration, shs called the school and ordered that Glasser conduct it. And she gdded she'd be there on graduation night to see that he did.

Van Zant Locked Up As Soybean Embezxzler

NEWPORT, Apr. 9 (UP) Edgar Van Zant of Paris, II, and Terre Haute, was freed today

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charge filed in Indiana that he embezzled soy beans entrusted to his grain elevators in western Indiana and eastern Illinois. that he emgrain, spent last night in jail here because he could not make bond when he was arrested for embezzling 542 bushels of soybeans

belonging to Ernest Kaiser, of Bunsen,

Van Zant, who faces prosecu-| - ~ttion on charges ‘{bezzled some $200,000 worth of

He was arrested when he came!

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