Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1949 — Page 3

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TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1949

‘Methodists

Plan Annual Session Here

Lexington Parley Opens Tonight In Simpson Church A welcome program for approximately 450 laymen and ministers will introduce the 80th annual session of the Conference of the Methodist Church tonight at 8 o'clock in the Simpson Methodist Church. The conférence includes representatives of the work among Negro Methodists in seven states. The states are: Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and the northern part of Illinois. During the sessions, three bishops will be guests of the con-

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Seek $1,250,000 to Help Holy Land

Rabbi Isaac Halevi Herzog of Israel (right) confers with Abe J Millr, chairman of the United Jewish Appeal drive in Indianapolis. }

ference. They are: Bishop E. W. Kelly of St. Louis, presiding officer of the Lexington Conference; Bishop Richard C. Raines of the Indiana Methodist Area, and Bishop J. W. E. Bowen of Atlanta, Ga. Meeting Set Friday The Lexington Conference Youth Assembly will meet Friday and Saturday in the Mt. Paran Baptist Church, The Young Adult Felowslip on bo pessions Satay e lis Wh gay y: eatley

The formal sessions of the Lexington Conference will open tomorrow with Holy Communion at ® a. m. Sessions will continue daily through Sunday when appointments of pastors will be read and new ministers will be ordained.

Capt. Louis Johnson of the City, ing, everything,” was the rabbi's

Traffic Department will represent the Mayor at the welcome meeting tonight. Dr. Damon P. Young, Detroit, will speak on behalf of the conferencé and Mrs. Ruth Wales will preside. Dr. W. H. Wallace is host pastor. Bishop Bowen to Speak Bishop Bowen will preach and

“Bishop Kelly, assisted by five dis-

trict superintendents, will administer the communion tomorrow morning. The organization of the conference with the election of officers and the appointment of committees will follow communion.

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Chief Rabbi of Israel Pleads For Aid to Jewish Refugees

o Reports Dire Need for Housing, Clothing

And Food as 1000 a Day Enter Palestine

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor Chief Rabbi Isaac Halevi Herzog of Israel foresees a success-

needs of the homeless Jews pouring into Palestine. The campaign is being conducted by the United Jewish Appeal. Rabbi Herzog, former chief rabbi of Ireland for 18 years, has been spending a day or two in the.city giving first-hand informa[tion on the plight of the refugee; —

Jews, They are coming into 1 Israel at the rate of 1000 a day, | lar he reported in a press conference|" °° " : yesterday. They sleep on the « sands without even a tent to shelter them, he said. 0 S n . i “They need housing, food, clothVoting Today"

For House Seat man was cheerful, even merry in

a quietoway, confident that the] NEW YORK, May 17 (UP)— Jewish folk of America need only| Voters of Manhattan’s-20th Conto be informed of the crushing gressional District streamed to

wants of their co-religionists to share their possessions with them. th® Polls today to pass judgment

Ask $1,250,000 Here on Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., first

A quota 6f $1,250,000 for Indi- Roosevelt of his generation to anapolis for the United Jewish| seek public office. Appeal has beer set. : A bitter, month-long campaign Rabbi Herzog is traveling all ended, an estimated 70,000, or over the country making talks in almost 50 per cent of the 141,000 the largest cities, presenting the registered . voters were expected

comment. But the white-bearded clergy-

ful campaign to raise $250 million in the United States for the motorcycles in midair, cras

‘Greek Fan Ends Life

op Ng ; Life Insurance “|General Electric Cuts Refrigerator Price Hocster undlies “The General Electric Corp. cut sumers on purchases between May’ in. life in any a : Official to Speak prices on refrigerators today. {1 and Oct. 1 in which price ro SS eS a haures Show I Claris Adams, president of The Walter I Hoss, president: of ductions will be allowable on the| ceeds PVRRECE SH NCE or 3 Ohio’ State Life Insurance Go. Beste 2 DS hr the Joan ; eg Columbus, O., and a former prom- North St. $8,227, under ' Midget Speedway (ient Indianapolis resident and corporation had made “substan-igoot AIRPORTS IN U.S. the same period of J * SEAN {public official, will address a joint tial reductions” in refrigerator! mpnere are nearly 6000 airports|Institute of Life Set for 500 Driver {meeting of the Indianapolis prices at the peak of the selling, the United States, of which ported today. men who will thrill the Chamber of Commerce and the season. Cuts run from S100 aw ved, the others being The Institute said the in fans at the 500-Mile Race are go- Indianapolis Association of Life, This follows a “price cut insur-| Te paved, morrow night when they see one the Claypool's Riley Room, of their own fraternity—Jole Chit Mr. Adams, educated at Butler! \ 'wood—present his Auto Daredevil College and Indiana Law School, j 4 show at the W. 16th St. Midget practiced law in Indianapolis 15| eWay. Sa . |years, was appointed . Masion Strauss’ . o0at x pusy Yesterday County deputy prosecutor an Says: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROWIL,

Appliances, Inc., 120 W.| purchase of other G-E products. |ynis ing to get a thrill themselves to- Underwriters Thursday noon in ance plan” recently offered con- |sodded. passing out guest cards to Mis ater was elected prosecutor. racing buddies who said they In his later years of law prac wanted to see the driver of the tice he was associated with the Wolfe Special deliberately wreck frm of Turner, Adams, Merrel & stock cars. Chitwood said among yqacke, now Slaymaker, Merrell, those who would attend the show 1 ocke & Reynolds, speicalizing in were Duke Nalon, Rex Mays, jncyrance law and litigation. Johnny Parkons, Duke Dinsmore, Through his insurance work he! Emil Andres, Walt Brown and all came an executive of the Asso- - the top flight drivers who can (iaiion of Life Insurance in St.

spare the time from their own ga- ; ic He then was offered the

Tages, side te Life, | The 27-event thrill show, which PRIdcheY, of Oho SINE te.

will be presented again Thursday night, will begin-at 8:30 p. m, rough the C.of C. The 22 daredevils who will risk . their necks with Chitwood will S demolish a car in a crash roll or 620

side-over-side and end-over-end;

race six cars up and down steep

! ® incline rampways; race cars = To I A an two wheels, slide from the rear

of a car traveling a mile-a-min-|

ute, criss-cross automobiles and 106,000 Workers Idle ma- g . |chines through flaming ver, In Strike’'s 13th Day

barriers, and a daredevil will ride] ‘DETROIT, May 17 the hood of a car as it crashes a Negotiators plank wall, {try today to end the 13-day-old Chitwood will highlight the Ford Motor Co. strike which has show with his automobile jump idled 106,000 workers, some 100 feet through the air| Federal Conciliator Arthur C. over the top of another speeding Yi scheduled tentative conmachine and attempt to land on ferefices with company and union a receiving rampway. This is/representatives to determine the same type of thriller in which whether the government should the late Lucky Teter was fatally intervene in the dispute. injured here in 1942. Th United Automobile Workers i et chpm— { (CIO) called the strike against {the company May 5 to protest Football Team Beaten, {alleged assembly line “speed ups.” The union has asked the govATHENS, May 17 (UP)—A ernment to intervene. The comGreek football fan jumped to his/Pany has discouraged the idea of death from the ruins of the Acrop- federal mediation, but has anolis because he was disappointed nounced it will co-operate with in the showing of the Greek foot- 1Y government efforts to end ball team in an International the walkout. : match, police disclosed today. | Al To The suicide, a 35-year-old print |U Rifle Company 9 er, left a note saying “he would . n not bear the aye of having Wins Drill Honors seen the Greek football team de-

(UP)~—~ scheduled another

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cause of the refugees. A few days| ago, he was received at the White House and thanked President Tru-

to cast their ballots in the four-| way contest to choose a succes- | sor to the late Rep. Sol Bloom,

BLOOMINGTON, May 17--The drill platoon of Indiana University's Pershing Rifle Company

feated 2 to 1” by a Turkish eleven.

gives a firmer stance—and lessens fatigue. Times State Service

an calf blucher moccasin,

“everything -ix that-lttle book,”| Party.

man on behalf of the Jews of Is-| nemocrat. rael and the world for what| mpe polls will close at 6 p. m. Amelia already has done for (Indianapolis Time). srael. There are 60,000 homeless Jews Unusual Action in . Israel whose population is| Immediately thereafter the po800,000, the rabbi said. The coun- lice department will take the untry is entirely self-sustaining, but|usual action of placing a 24-hour the tremendous influx of new-/guard on all voting machines comers from displaced personsiuntil the recersagg is held .May camps in Burope and from: North 23. "The board of elections reAfrica was 200,000 within the quested the special guard in anpast year, he added. ticipation of a close contest. This he described as a bigger] Municipal Court Justice Benproblem than the country can|jamin Shalleck is the Tammany handle without outside help. candidate. The Republican canWith his face alight, the rabbi| didate is William H. McIntyre, from the Jewish Homeland ex-|insurance company executive. The pressed great faith in the pro-|fourth candidate is Dr, Annette phecies of the Bible. “I find|T. Rubenstein, American Labor

he said. “I find inspiration for| . the greatest emergencies. History . is the best commentary on the Forecast: Rain Bible we have. The longer we live, the deeper our understand- of Straw Hats ing of the Bible becomes. | It's going to rain straw hats on

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swept first-place honors in both

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‘PENNSAUKEN, N. J, [the Third Regimental Pershing *Spalding May 17 (UP)—The twain Rifle and the Illinois Invitation Golf Clubs met—with a bang, Drill meets last week-end. Julian K. East, 24, Mt. The 28-man drill platoon flew _ Are on the Gilead, N. C., was bruised to the Illini campus to win top Sixth Floor

yesterday when his tractortrailer collided with another tractor-trailer driven by Carlton J. West 22; Pas ley, Va. at an intersection here,

regimental honors for the second consecutive year. The Hoosier unit then won the first-place! rr : ER trophy given by Illinois for excellence in drill in open competition.

Prays for Jerusalem the Circle Thursday noon. “I pray that Jerusalem, both] Frank K. Levinson, owner of the old and the new, may be re-|the two Harry Levinson stores, | stored -to Israel and that the|37 N. Pennsylvania St. and Mar-/ interests of the sacred places may ket and Illinois Sts., will &rop 100 be protected. It may be that the| Swiss Yeddos sailor straw hats in| sacred places will be put under|an airplane “bombardment. interdenominational care. Jog i slyone geis jue wabus ’ ws lost their lives dur-|512e, the Pp Hon- 3 ny Toe dost nn ye Levinson says he'll exchange t | they refused to use the sacred

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and Arabs the only two nations \\‘ 9 with hands joined to preserve the \‘ torch of learning. = Pb “I believe they will join hands again unless outside forces inter-| fere. : “I expect the Jews of Indianapolis to rise to the very great! height.of the present great and!

difficult moment,” Rabbi Herzog| 0 said. | fi Your / i

Mrs. Edith Willkie's

Condition Satisfactory

CAMBRIDGE, O., May 17 (UP) —X-rays showed today that Mrs. | Edith Willkie, 50, suffered no| broken bones in a traffic accident east of here Sunday. | The widow of Wendell L. Will-| kie, who unsuccessfully ran for President on the . Republican ticket in 1940, was reported in “satisfactory” condition by at-| tendants at St. Francis Hospital § here, | 8 She and her son, Phillip, 29, were injured when their car went out of control. Philip, who was| \ driving, was reported in “good”

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