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To Mrs.- FDR
Truman Invited To Presentation Dinner May 14
WASHINGTON, Apr. 18 (UP) «The Women's National Press Club announced today that Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will receive its “Woman of the Year” award at the club's annual dinner May 14. ; President Trumah, who will be honor guest, will present the award certificate to the former First Lady in recognition of her accomplishments as chairman of the United Nations Human
Rights | | Commission. Mrs. Roosevelt is a
member of the club. Dr. Lise Meitner, the atomic physicist, is the oply other woman who has been 80 honored by the
club. She was the 1945 “Woman (J
of the Year.” Thé club also ammounced the names of five other women who
{ will receive achievement awards
at the dinner, ; Other Recipients They are Mrs. Anna Mary.-Rob-ertson (Grandma) Moses of Eagle Bridge, N, Y., art; Madeleine Carroll of New York, theater; Mayor Dorothy McCullough Lee of Portland, Ore, government; Mary
tal health, and Mrs. Marjorie Child Husted of Minneapolis, of-
busiriess, Dorothy Williams of the United Press, club president, said that 88-year-old Grandma Moses was selected because she won increas. ing acclaim in 1948 as a “primi.
methods to paints scenes of great patural charm and effect. Grandma, who lived most of
painting-at the age of 76 when-her rheumatism got so bad she hod to
Miss Catfoll Cited The theater award went to Miss arroll “because she has combined excellence in her chosen éareer with continuing service to humanity.” Miss Carroll, who won the Army's Medal of Freedom for her wartime Red Cross work, Is canceling two shows of her cur-
Year Officer Gives Spon the Eve.
! 5 to. » - . Voi —_ —— sue vi mm i Holes Force Police yo'se of America.
. Fa pon a - : Holds [Pupils Return ~~ hs pe eer From NY. Trip 00SIer U who will return to classes toog marta will be 121 from ‘five x {schools who spent their ; Tells of 12 Days \vacation visiting New York City Of Repeated Crimes [With Mr, and Mrs. William J. VIROQUA. Wis. Apr.’16 (UP)|Iheictier. toachirs |r Technical |—An 18-year-old escaped prisoner 3 Shortriags Schools, re- | from Greencastle, Ind., told police, po ye {tonight he had covered five states!
iin’ a 12-day tour of crime. Joseph Spiker was arrested Ripple High Schools and. Lady-
{ while hi com-| Wood, returned Thursday after |S Thursiay Moniek, 26. shot touring New York City and his-
{his way out of a police trap abou {four miles south of here, |. The two men broke out of Corunna, Mich., jail, Apr. 2. Fol-/*ducation teacher. {lowing the escape, fhe pair com-
3 .icluded visits to Niagara Falls, gia Tiluoks. ale higdn and Wis (the Hudson River from The In Missouri, police said thé pair Cloisters, Radio City Music Hall, broke into an “arsenal” and stole Empire State building and the four or five 45. automatics. Monick Statue of Liberty. The couple is believed to still have three of !ast year conducted 100 on a trip the weapons, with him. Police/ to Washington. D. C. Plans are thought he was heading for Chi- being. made to visit. Miami, Fla. cago. laext year.
The two men left a trail of| yo A stolen cars in the wake of their CRITICIZES TRUMAN
e, y sald. When| a Spree tr ng) hen! Republican National Committee driving a stolen car. {Chairman Hugh Scott said today Spiker was arraigned in county that President Truman “is out of court this morning and pleaded step with the American people” guilty to auto theft. His trial has and hasn’t a chance of getting his ‘been set for Apr. 22— legislative progr
4" Fd ree ee =] gress. No, if Side Pers rap Officer Lloyd Imel piers ito the hole which caused police to C I E eri S ven A ban traffic on the Indiana Ave. bridge over Fall Creek yesterday. Hairout, Woft Water $295 ww <a peach Dwellers | === le
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Tacoma Residents TACOMA, Wasn., Apr. 16 (UP) WASHINGTON, Apr. 18 .(UP)|—A section of cliff overhanging Indiana Ave. Span ~The Voice of America will call|Tacoma’s Salmon Beach collapsed a truce in the cold war of the airitoday, and police warned 300 Found Dangerous waves this week-end to broadcast), . 1: residents that a B500-foot
The Indiana Ave. bridge over|the story of Resurgection to Allong crack had opened up in the
Story of Easter
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{world hungry for hope and peace. | cliff section. Hew Smoraveas (999 { The powerful short-wave trans" No one was injured when the! yesterday, its crumbling road bed |; iiiers that have been a major cli slid into o Puget Sound cited as unsafe for heavy loads. |arm of the U; 8. State Depart-\narrows off Point Defiance. Some! Police barricades were thrown/ment in the propaganda struggle waves were kicked up by the nae fentiiate TRL RR EAL
across the bridgeway w ho n/AgaInst communism will broad- earth dropping into the water,| citizens complained that danger. CAst a series of special programs crushing two skiffs against a dock| ous, ‘Jagged holes were appearing devoted to the Prince of Peace. and damaging a small fishing in the road over the bridge. One! In nearly 20 languages, the float, hole went entirely through the/voice will relay to listening mil-| 400 Feet High bridge flooring. lions in Furope, Latin America| ne cliff is 400 feet high. City, Sgt. Clinton Auter, who made and the Far East, ih word and gngineer David Morris said the the preliminary investigation, im. Music, the story of Easter and newly discovered crack could] mediately halted traffic. and de-|H0ly Week observances in this cause another slide if there were clared the bridge unsafe. sountry, : 'a “couple of days of rain” He He then requested that a su- e English - language service said, however, that he did not be-| perfor officer make further in. Mope scheduled 12 hours of jieve there was too much danger,
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rent Broadway ‘hit, “Goodby, My Fancy” to attend the dinner. Mrs. 1ée was honored as the first woman to be elected mayor of a community of more than 500,000 and because of her war on
Portland's gamblers. a trolley line over the bridge to
Miss Ward was selected because her best-selling book, “The Snake Pit,” which became a prize-win-ning motion picture of 1948, portrayed in understandable terms the tragedy of mental illness and the .lack of proper treatment facilities. As the first director of the Betty Crocker homemaking service, Mrs. Husted pioneered in selling scientific homemaking methods to the average housewife, The award winners ‘were selected by a committee headed Mrs. Margot Roos Grubb, formerly of Cincinnati,
Schricker Picks Flood Board Aid
Gov. Bchricker yesterday appointed Richard 8. Robertson of
Brownstown secretary of the In.°Ponsibility of laying new sewer
diana Flood Control Commission.
vator owner was made on the commission members. At the same time the governor approved the continuance for another year of Anton Hulman Jr. of Terre Haute as chairman of the commission and Ralph Roessler of Marion as vice chairman. A. C. Brown of Brookville was named to the board to fill the vacancy of Mr, Robertson. Ray Bower, chief engineer of the State and Charles Bechert of the State Conservation Department, were named ex-officié members of the board. Mr. Robertson will take over his new position Monday. He has been a member of.*the commission for four years,
graduate of Wabash Colege. John Mellett of Indianapolis. » commission member, has been filling the vacancy temporarily.
Preacher to Speak At Cathedral Hour
The Rev. Clyde O. York, pastor of Southport Presbyterian Church, will be guest speaker during the -final program in the Cathedral Hour series to be held at 3:30 p.m. today in the Scots tish Rite Cathedral. Ralph T. Simon, most wise master of the Rose Croix Lodge
of _the Scottish Rite, will deliver
the address of welcome, to be followed by the Rev. Mr. York's subject, “Send the Good Tidings On" The Scottish Rite Chorus, directed by Edwin J. Biltcliffe, will sing an Easter pyogram and the Rev. Norman H. Schultz, pastor
He is alstringing Democrat appointed to the board diana Ave. bridge to serve .the by former Gov. Gates and is al aitered Riverside trolley route. | :
vestigations because he would Easter programs for Sunday. |because tree roots held the earth; . Sut not assume res i 3 a of the bluff together, ! Colorful KoolV ponsibility for per-| M h fd or oolVeats keep rooms mitting use of the bridge when other and Son
Residents showed no signs of up to 20° cooler... prevent sun Indianapolis © Railway officials . . {getting out after a geologist as-| damage to furnishings. . . give protested the blockade. Charged in Slaying sured them there was no immed-| Ee new or al The rallway company operates] DOVER, Del, Apr. 16 (UP)—
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: | ” ! Riverside. a matril ether aud & Conference 10 Hear mapemt Alter company inspectors her corres; dent ny “ionety| Talk by Prof. St. Clair ) Choice of colors! joined police in an examination pondent in a “lonely of the bridge condition, the River- hearts” club and secreting the Prof. Kenneth E. St. Clair of rn , —-—— a dete
Indiana Central College will speak during the Church Federation Conference on World Order
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: Mail coupon ‘Fish Out’ Railing Woodridge, 70, Bedford, Va., were Methodist Church. Q For FREE color booklet For many years the oid bridge 10nd buried in a dump yesterday. Prof. St. Clair, head of the Amr = == smamm~nun-ans
Superintendent of State Police|college political science depart-| ALUMINUM AWNING CO had been condemned for heavy t nded , i HOOLVENY » traffic use. It was closed for al herbert Barnes sald the slaying ment, atte Ine recent Con 601 A. Pomn. St.
was committed by Mrs. Inez Ger-| ference on World Order in Cleve-; = time then placed back in service|i.. 4s Brennan, %, and her 16-(land, O, sponsored by the Federat|y AMoren Ww hen temporary supporting ue,r.old son, Robert. They were Council of Churches. He now is), beams were installed. charged with murder. Another(giving talks in local churches on fate The city is currently nego-|son, Raymond, 20, was held as an/the Cleveland conference and on JK tiating for rights-of-way to the
the Atlantic Pact. I bridge as part of a flood control | project involving construction of | a new span by the Federal Gov. ernment,
Indianapolis will bear the re-|
side trolley was re-routed north/Dody for six months. on West St. from Indiana Ave, “It looks like it was for money," and west on 16th St. to Mont-|a stats investigator sald. calm St. A Remains of the victim, Wade
EVERY NIGHT "TIL 9 P. M, Jentr ths roe
lines and bridge approaches. Meanwhile, county commission- |
mission said they had ordered re-| pair crews to the scene of a dam-| aged highway _and a second] bridge yesterday. At English Ave. and Gray 8t.,| drivers sald holes in the highway | endangered their vehicles and occupants, A 12-foot guard rail section torn from the 8, Harding Bt. span over White River was] “fished” from the water by deputy sheriffs last night and wired into place as a temporary safeguard, 2 County residents had complained that commissioners had failed to make the repairs yes: terday as requested. ! Repairmen last night wera ew wire near the In-
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