Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1949 — Page 2

Bi ord Talks

Dearborn Mayor Asked to ‘Sit In’

DETROIT, May 7 (UP)—The

Youthful Artist Designs

CIO United Auto Workers' union today accepted an invitation to a, meeting to attempt settlement of} the Ford Motor Co. strike, which! threatens imminent shutdown of Ford plants and supply firms throughout the nation. The union's acceptance came af-| ter the company announced plans for plant shutdowns in 16 states] within 10 days. { Walter Reuther, UAW prestdent, agreed to méet next Thurs-| day with Mayor Orville Hubbard of suburban Dearborn, where] Ford's River Rouge plant is lo-| cated. Mayor Hubbard also in-| vited Gov. G. Mennen Williams| and Henry Ford II, company, president. Gov. Williams said he would attend the meeting “if it would! serve any useful purpose.” Mr, Ford had not yet replied. Mayor Hubbard has been at odds with the company since it supported an!

otiempt of a life insurance Com « Production to Start Mr. Ford had sald earlier that Oy New Machine |

pany to bring a large housing project to Dearborn. }

the company was willing to ne-' gotiate further at any time. |

Mr. Reuthers acceptance mark the first break toward resumption of negotiations, which

ended shortly after noon Thursday when 62,200 employees of Ford's Rouge and Lipcoln-Mer-cury plants struck over an. alleged speedup. The company, which draws on every state for supplies and equipment, announced plans to close 18 auto and truck assembly plants by May 18 if the strike continues,

Order of the Amaranth

Plans Initiation

Indianapolis Court No. 1, Order of the Amaranth, will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday for memorial services and initiation of candidates. The organization will also meet at 8 p. m.,, May 25, to honor Florence Herrmann, grand royal matron; Paul E. Pleyte, grand royal patron, and other grand officers. ‘Meetings will be held at the

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Bervel, Inc, of Evansville wil) prepare this week to move into production on a new ice cube making machine developed ‘by the Packard Manufacturing Co. owned by 8en, Homer E. Capehart, on a lease-royalty basis. The device, which turns out 318 fce cubes pér hour automatically, will be used in hotels, bars, cafeteries and refreshment parlors, It keeps its ice bin full, and shuts off when filled, Ownership of the patent rights is divided between the Capehart firm and Icecrafter, Ine, of Chicago. No price was announced in the lease to Servel, Inc, but it is expected that it’ will yield more than $100,000,

Child Recovering

Ralph Hood, 15-month-old son of Mrs. Barbara Hood, 19, of 1422 Bradbury Ave, was reported in fair condition at General Hospital yesterday, recovering from

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Anne Perronie, member of the senior class at Manual High School, has designed the diploma to | be used by the school June graduating class of which she is 8 member. !

Senior Girl Puts New Look Into Manual High Diplomas

Member of 1949 Graduating Class Wins $100 Prize for Artistic Achievement

‘When Perronie receives

3313 Washington Blvd. The prize was a complete surprise to Ann and it carries with it the stipulation that the money must be used for continted study in a recognized and accredited school. Ann plans te attend John Herron Art Institute, : Ann won the award in open competition with entrants from all senior high schools in Indianapolis. The diploma. designed by Ann is smaller than the traditional ones

presented to Manual graduates

organization hall, 437 Prospect effects of a creosote product he;since the founding of the school. B |drank in his home.

;8he says that she's eliminated

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her diploma from Manual High

“old - fashioned look” and| combined simplicity and modern | art in the new model. | Miss Gladys Denny, Ann's art

model of a new diploma in Janu-|

Look” to the class of '49.

Mrs, George Wetzel, 2730 N, Dearborn 8t, The members of ‘the awards committee for the Society of Arts and Letters are Mesdames JH. Helmer, Clyde E. Titus and George Jo Mess and Wilbur D. eat. .

ein” ratory Fils Today at K. of

nual State sponsored by the Indiana State Council of Knights of Columbus, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the organization's auditorium, 13th and Delaware Sts.

liver his speech and receive the award during the Kn fumbus State Conventién banquet to be held in Ft. Wayne on May 22.

(ners of the regional eliminations {held throughout the state on Apr. 24th, include John Kos, Indianapolis; John Gallinatti, Gary; Patrick Piton, Ronald Smith, Decatur; Robert Monks, | Raney, Washington.

state deputy of the organization, will present the award.

port, is cHairman of the contest in which more than 100 boys in junior and senior high school classes took part, Local eliminations were held in March.

Be-Bop Society Sets

School next month the sheepskin will look very familiar. Forum, Panel Sunday

Ann designed the diploraa for, this year’s class. She also walked | off with a $100 award for her water color, “The Laughing Fawn.” pane

will discuss effect of the sound” in music on jazz and on ithe nation. Bop records will be played to/8ery and pathology at the

teacher, asked Ann to sketch a|illustrate points in the forum. versity of Minnesota postgradu- white leather. Members of the panel will be ate school of medicine; Milton L.

Six Survivors _ To Compete for Title

Final sessions in the first anOratorical Contest

Winner of the finals will dets of Co~

Today's contestants, all win-

Michigan City; Marion, and Joseph

John T. Rocap, Indianapolis,

Thomas G. Medland, Logans-

Judges for today will include!

Timothy P. Galvin, Hammond, Furnas, deputy supreme knight; J. Em-| mett McManamon, torney .general, and Clarence J.| Donovan, former mayor of Bed-| ford. " The Columbians, directed vv Plans Alumni Da Edward Krieger, will sing before

and after the contest today.

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| (left to right), Carl W. Parks.

SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1949 z {51 Years Ago They Fought That Cuba Might Be Free ; 5

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These 12 veterans of the Spanish-American War met yesterday for the 5Ist annual meeting of

| the 27th Indiana Light Battery in the ; f ny Fonry Callan, Harry Hornaday, Earl White, Ira In the back row are (left to right) Mr. Darnell, William F, Emrich, Harry Fulmer, Horace Arthur J. Navin, and John J. Claney.

ee." IU Medical School

The Be-Bop Society of Indian-|nesday on the campus.

prid War Memorial,

Three Hoosier graduates willl ngunty

dean of the division of biological sciences at the TIniversity of Chicago. The day’s activities will include a picnic luncheon on the campus; 8 tea for wives of alumni in Ball Residence, and a dinner-dance at

Indiana University School of {Murat Temple. Guests will be Medicine officials expect nearly!greeted by University President |1000 graduates to attend the an-|Herman B Wells. nual alumni day program Wed-

| Legion Unit Honors

lis will sponsor a forum and| They are expected to comes : ’ 1 discussion on “The Influ-|from nearly every state and the Gold Star’ Mothers It was presented by the Indiana Chapter, National Society of Arts ence of Bop Today,” next Sun-| Philippines. and Letters, The presentation was made yesterday at a tea in the day, May 15, in the Indiana home of Mrs. Donovan A, Turk, w

Times State Service : NASHVILLE, May 7 — Brown “Gold Star”

others A panel of five dise jockeys Present scientific papers on sub-|i.ere honored at a profotners

ary. It was accepted by the Ozzie Osborne, Easy Gwynn, Paul McCall, school and will give a “New| Roberts, Wally Nehrling and Bob|ical College obstetrics and gyne- Cora Floyd, Mrs. | Pruitt. James Cummings will be cology Ann is the daughter of Mr. and co-ordinator. »

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Services Tomorrow For Edward Woodson

Services for Edward Woodson, retired janitqr who died Wednese day in General Hospital, will be held at 10 a. 'm. tomorrow in the

Stuart Mortuary Chapel. will follow in New Crown Ceme-

Burial

Mr. Woodson, who was 74, lived in 2118 Bellefontaine St. He was a native of Fayetteville, Tenn, There were no immediate survive

Plan Funeral Rites Times State Service 5 2 BLOOMINGTON, May 7—Funeral services for Edward Bucher, former city sanitation officer here, will be held tomorrow at ’ of the Jefferson Med-|Noblett, Mrs. Edith Mullis, Mrs.[Myers Funeral Home, Mr. Bucher Grace Bond, died suddenly yesterday .in BloomMae ington Hospital. He is survived and Lowell T. Coggeshall,| Ackerman and Mrs. Pinkie Wells..by a daughter and a brother,

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Katherine Ra Ridge Prive, w eral Hospital 1 injuries receive cycle she was 1 a car at Mass: New York St. Orval Ray, ating the vehi Police said car, Rondal M ionette, O., wi turn into M when the mishs not injured.

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