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WEDNESDAY, APR. 20, 1949

Sues Fall Off Bridge Into ley Tier

Clings to Support Of Washington St. Span Until Rescued”

A 48-year-old man survived a

fall from a Washington St. bridge into icy White River early today,

‘clinging to a bridge support until| §

Police emergency squads rescued = him,

Wesley Richard Hayes, of 938 W. 29th St. told police he was sitting” on ¥ the bridge railing and “just fell over backwiirds” He was discover by Joshua Roney, night Mz, Hayes | watchman at Acme-Evans, 902) Washington Ave. shortly after| ° midnight. The watchman heard ¢ calls for help coming from under the bridge and called police. A police spotlight. picked out Mr. Hayes near the middle of the

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surgeon at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, uided by a new $10,000 biplane fluoroscope given by the Indiana isi of Parent.Teachers, pushes a tube through a blood vessel | tient's arm into his heart to take blood samples for a "blue

operation.

$10, 000 ‘Bi-Plane Fluoroscope in n Use af Riley Is Typical of Machinery Used for Children

A new, $10,000 biplane fluorscope in use today at James Synagogue. Within a year, he beWhitcomb Riley Hospital for Children is typical of the expensive, in-| {came head of the synagogue. valuable machinery used in surgery.on children. Cost of such surgical aids is one reason for the recently an-| nounced $1 million Riley Centennial Research Fund which Anton river. They summoned the emer- Hulman Jr., owner of the Indianapolis Speedway, is heading.

gency squad with a boat and this squad rescued the fall victim

At General Hospital, where he Attorneys Plan

was treated for exposure, Mr.

Hayes told police he had been Memorial Meeting

sitting on the bridge railing for “some ‘time Before his fall,

He dropped 35 feet to the water,

was in fair condition today. Relatives said Mr. Hayes was Room 1. a printer and was visiting here from Cleveland.

Officer Promoted

The Safety Board today promoted Motorcycle Sgt. G. Dean Schwartz to the. rank of lieutenant of police effective tomor-

Andrew

Smith.

row. Heis a gradunté of DePauw Court judge for two terms from University.

Jacobs, Earl

1930 to 1938. He died July 18, 1948,

Indianapolis attorney will honor the late Frank P. Baker, floated under the bridge and former judge of Marion Criminal caught hold of the support. He Court, at a memorial meeting at 11 a. m. Friday in Criminal Court,

Members of the memorial committee include John G. Raugh, Harry O. Chamberlin, Judge Dan V. White and Taylor E. Groninger. ‘Invited speakers are Rep. R. Cox, Harvey A. Grabill and Asa J.

Mr, Baker served as Criminal

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ion Rites Friday for Dr. Wise,

Head of Jewish Congress Noted Rabbi Dies;

Native of Hungary

° NEW. YORK, Apr. 20 (UP) Funeral services will be held Fri-! day at Carnegie Hall for Dr. Ste-| phen 8S. Wise, 75-year-old presi-| dent of thé American Jewish Conwho died yesterday at; Lenox Hill Hospital of a stomach! lailment. Burial will be in West-| iéhester Hills Cemetery.

Dr. Wise entered the hospital Mar. 30 and underwent an opera-| tion Apr. 7. He had been on the critical list for several days. * Rabbi Wise was born in Buda: pest, Hungary, Mar, 17, 1874. the son of Dr. Aaron and Sabine de Fischer Wise. When he was a year old he was brought to the United States by his parents and his father Became min.ster of | Temple Rodeph Sholom. in New {York City, a post he held until

{his death in 1896. | Dr. Wise figured-prominently in Dr. Wise was educated in New 1p. Zionist i after the | York public schools, the College Holy Land had been wrested from {of the City of New York and Co-{ne Turks in World War I. He _!lumbhia University, and began his was one of the founders of the ” [rabbinical ca.eer at the age of 19. poundation of American Zionists He: was appointed one of the gn4 throughout his career was an

{assistants to Dr. Henry 8. Jacobs, ardent spokesman for Zionism in Rabbi of the Madison Avenue iy. United States.

Dr. Stephen S. Wise

Dr. Wise was among the first x {Americans - to recognize the in sot) Te Shidren Wa. menace of Hitlerism to the peace |terman, artist and.social worker. of ihe Sor, Town ifs Sueatly | They had two children, James “® od in the Yeo stages of Waterman Wise, publicist, and a y Justice Wise Polier, justice of the Inated to the hospital by the In- {Court of Damestic Relations. |. He received a purse of $22,000 | diana Congress of Parent] panhi Wise lectured on Zion-|as a gift from friends on his 60th | Teachers, is installed in a special ism in Portland, Ore, the same birthday, and he used the money {room of the hospital where X-ray year he was married and was of- to assist Jewish refugees from

SP {fered. the post.of rabbi of the Nazi persecution. tubes under and at the side “of Temple Beth Israel in that city.

the patient enable the surgeon) ) ore Jewish Congress in 1917 and also to get both horizontal and verti-| tor ig ey um Feminine. there the first Inter-American Jewish cal views of the body's interior. He was active in social, educa- Council, an organization of repThe new machine helps nul, and civic affairs.in Port-resentatives of Jewish communitaking blood samples from the ang He founded the Oregon ties on the American continent, heart for “blue baby” operations, Conference of Charities and C or-|in 1941. in removing foreign objects from actions and was a member of the, 1n 1922 Dr. Wise founded the the lungs, in determining the size |State Child Labor Commission. |Jewish Institue of Religion, a and location of tumors and in|’ Established ‘Free Synagogue’ rabbinical school aimed to “place setting fractures. Rabbi Wise decided to have a!liberal Judaism on a well-organ-wr Synago 907 ized basis,” and to provide liberal CORN YIELDS HIGHER Ihe SEU. Of his Sw. And.jn 1907 cs bis tend “for the more Hybrid corn is already giving gogue” with the backing of Henry than 2 million Jews in the New farmers greatly increased yields. Morgenthau, Adolph Lewisohn, York area. ybrid sorghum, now under de-| Oscar Straus, Isaac M. Seligman | Rabbl Wise achieved many velopment, is expected to give aland other prominent New York- honors, among them the cheva_|40% increase In grain. lers. the legion d'honneur,

The fluroscope, which was do-|

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1919; officler, 1937; Zeth Beta : I a. Pin Ball Overs Pay for

|Gotthell miedal in 1926 “for the

j to obtain the recause of Judaism in 1925"; hon-/OWners in Municipal Court headguAieEs | oracy degrees from Temple Uubllo_ answer chargie 6 ¢ violating|lease of Trey Police placed sime

ry of Oregon, Bates College, Patrolman Robert Wade, wearRoanoke College. amd Rollins Ing plain .clothes, said he was Dr. “Wise liked to think he ball machine at 2235 Avondale = was the only rabbi to have been Place yestérday afternoon. After|pRESERVE SEED CORN born on St. Patrick’s Day, and receiving the money he arrested J he was pleased when the Friendly John Irey, 62, of 6014 Eastridge years Sons of St. Patrick in Bridgeport, |St., Conn., made him an Waepary viclative of the slot machine act.

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Twenty-five cents to the wrong

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(paid 25 cents for a win on a pinj, "open ment.

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