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eral Becurity Agency to

him today.

“gider the reorganization voles

aE ot uP) omer E. Capehart

~-Both Sens. E. Jenner (R Ind) will vote: today. to Mill Feorganization plan 1 * It the resolution to do so recelves a consti tive Hoosier,

Ea d when, struck by an auto |

areal ‘Mitchell Dies of Injuries

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burg and graduated at I U., from| being promioted to cabinet rank. The Hoosier Senators are prepared to vote tomorrow to kill plan 3. It provides that the U. 8. Employment Service and Unem-

bor Department. They want Mr. Ewing to keep these services de- cl spite the fact they are against

rh ep we Sen. Capehart explained tha}! he wants USES and the Unemployment compensation’ to remain in FSA because h is’ a “neutral agency. So serious did Sen, Jenner

foremost. ists, worked tirelessly ‘to “save {her life. Several times she rallied, spoke to her husband, told him she “hurt all over.” But each time she slipped back from : {the shock of her injuries.

Before she died the hospital was deluged with messages of |encouragement, President Truman telegraphed the hope that she would recover. A negro telephoned to inqure about “Miss Peggy.” Mr. Gravitt visited the hospital as soon as he was released from jail. . He said, “I wish it was me up there instead of her.” Although the people of At[lant had realized the gravity of her condition, when news Plan one is opposed by thespread that Miss Mitchell was American Medical Association as!dead, grief swept the: city. Mr. Ewing has been a leading re Sfmeceeeimnne: 1

proponent of President Truman's * Boy, 16 “in ured Here h ’ ’

compulsory health insurance plan, . In Bicycle, Crash

which they term “socialized medii » a te aN cine.” Dixiecrats are against it A 16-year-old boy was ser} ly injured today when his dieycle|

because Mr. Ewing has been a and a car collided at the corner

champion of Negro rights. Al the leadi ponen mong the leading opponents. c. rt ana Shelby Sts. The victim, William Myers, 802

of plan two is Clarence A. Jackson as kesm ived 0 spokesman for the Indiana E. Epler Ave. Arst aid for a severe cut on the right

State Chamber of Commerce and shoulder before being taken to

State Chambers of the U. 8. A. WEST COAST YIELDS HOPS |General Hospital by ambulance. Police sald the car was driven

Was {by William Jahnke, 55, of 1313

that he hurried here from Indiana, canceling a long-heralded speech the Indianapolis Rotary| Club. He planned to explain his complete opposition to the bipartisan foreign aid program in! his Rotary Club Tr ‘ Both reorganization-plans one and two are the product of the Hoover Commission reco endations and former President Hoover testified in favor of them. =~ Negro Rights Champion

olis Literary Club, Contemporary Club, and the Indianapolis, InAssocia-

nieces. Services at 2:30 p: m. tomorrow in the home will be conducted by the Rev. Russell W. Galloway, pastor of the First Presbyterian Durch Burial will be in Crown i as pallbearers will be . A. O. Speers, Howard Caughran, Mr. Kothe, Henry M. Dowlius, Mr. Shotwell and Dr. William N. Wishard Jr.

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his response to any treatment would be “highly questionable.” The second péychiatrist, Dr, Earl. W. Mericle, followed Dr. DeArmond to the stand. ~~ It was Dr. Mericle who ruled that Mrs. Edwards “not only had conipréhension of charges against her . . . but is sane.” John H. Dally, attorney for the couple, asked additional time to present new evidence to the court. On this motion, Judge Rabb gratied ‘him a continttance to- Aug. 26 before. setting trial date.

Totally Disabled Edwards, a totally disabled veteran of World War II, was committed to the Marion hospital last February, after he was returned from England, cleared of murder in the “slapping” death of another infant daugh because the British ¢ could establish neither definite/ enti

recovered in July. The turn of switched the roles

was brought to t

Rabbi Solomon Eichenstein, 52, surrendered to police today to face swindle charges involving some

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Parks Department Sets Special Program The Department oo Public {Parks has scheduled grams tomorrow and Friday for r crippled (children at Camp Delight. -Voiece pupils of Jane. | Burroughs ‘will participate in program at 7:30 p. "They will include Roberta Rat {1iff, contralto; Donna Lynn Andre, Marcia O’Brien and Mary Haworth, sopranos, and Stanley Bradford, tenor. { Mrs. J. W. Garrison’s dance

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oy tomorrow. | "°"® injured, police said.

3 1 Ing nd operating § ca while | hick channel Im are po: ace ] der the influence of liquor. “isible. + ‘| © Friend or Hitch-Hikert | The Royal Air To i Psychiatrist Rules Police said the car was nh i ré acciden Husband ‘Insane’ order thor sAlexan Winds and some rain were pre-

passenger was a friend or 4a hiker was undetermined. The dead soldiers, Identified] as Richard Allen, age undetermined, and Edward L. Curran both attached to the Boqth Afr Force Reserve Training” Corps, were killed last night | when their Army truck and are! other truck coilided on U. 8, 31. Driver of the other truck, Elton Arnold, 24, Hanceville, Ala. received a broken arm in the crash and was taken to the Johnson County Memorial Hospital at Franklin.

Slides on Curve

State police said the crash oc¢-! curred seven miles south of Franklin at the bottom of a steep hill. The Army truck, police raid, apparently skidded into the path of Mr. Arnold's truck on a curve. James L. Rudolph, 25, Edinburg, died this morning when the car in which he was riding with Charles Powers, Edinburg, skidded out of control, hit an abutment and landed in a deep ditch. Mr. - Powers, police said, received a broken arm in the accident, which occured five miles northwest, of Columbus on the Lowell Road. i

Bus Vietim Dies

As police conducted an inves+|Higation of Indiana's second seti rious motor bus accident in five days, Billy McLauchlean, 18, victim of the crash yesterday near Farmersburg, died in a Sullivan hospital. The accident occured on U. 8. 41 during a driving rainstorm ‘when an Arrow Coach Lines bus rammed a truck skidding sideways on the highway. The driver of the truck, Henry C. Hill, 50, Linton, an uncle of the dead. boy, was killed instantly. The bus driver and nine passengers on the coach bound for Terre Haute from Evansville

‘Repairman’ Leaves With Her Sweeper

Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald of 2121 8. Pennsylvania St. told police an

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Fx would during that might

dicted for today. Before leaving for France, Seys plans had

|which produces symptoms similar

impostor. tricked her: out of her opwithes thes a dlaease. last year| man. identif and osed as! {he as ora by ri Qin mete, Lee Bass :

RIP).-Shiriey May France ne ring fr he SHA 0

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FE mre

was fesred that feel the strain of waiting

the interminable hours elapse before arrival ®

the perfect weather without

tioning swim’ Xo However, in addition to feeling the strain of waiting for favorable weather, Shirley had. a sleepless night. A husband and wife tangled in a violent quarrel in her hotel, and it took four policemen, guests, and channel swim aspirants to restore an uneasy peace well after’ midnight. Walter France, father of Shirley, and her trainer; claimed his daughter was completely calm, But Coach Harry Boudakian and ‘Manager Ted Worner, a Broadway press agent, said they could | - detect signs of strain. ~ Mr. France, Mr. Boudakian

New Virus Disease Resembles Polio

rvice NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 18 —Polio symptoms may no longer point. to polio infection but to a new virus disease which resembles it. Isolation of a virus

to the non-paralyzing form of polio .was announced here today Discovery of the virus which has up to now been masquerading as polio was made in patients living in cities Hard-hit by polio last year, which was the second worst polio year on record. Its existance was first suggested by Gilbert Dalldorf and Grace Sickles of the New York state department of health in Albany, N. Y. The new findings, which confirm the original discovery, were made by Dre. Joseph L. Melnick, Ernest W. Shaw and Edward C. Curnen of the Yale School of Medicine and are re{ported in the current issue of the proceedings of the. Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. Little is known the new disease caused by a virus which| has as yet no name. But it has been found to break out at the same time as polio in the summer season. The scientists believe that a fairly large number of ot were . aflicted

at her home and said he came to give her electric sweeper a free check. After tinkering with the,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (UP) to the Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars|

[volve ‘a stay in Miami of only

{convention next Monday will in-|

machine, Mrs. Firgerald said, he! itold her he would have to py to the plant for repairs. she

pany where bought

lon sweeeprs.

EVENTS A

Sept . ret:

MARRIAGE LICENSES i

sempre rmemgst

arse Mills, 20, IndianErnest Chathawi, 78. Danville, Ind

Fam mer, O. Janet

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Lee} Delia Ellen Roark, 64, Lexington, Kr. William

i Linhart, 31. R. R. 5, Box 1 Shirley Mae “uttie, 18, J 8t. Paul, Wilburn T. Elrod, 22, R. R. 5. Was; | anette Winton, 20, R, R. I |

| John L. Olive J

RO eras § fia i Fy or "Mar sorls June June’ ny Bela

DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Ls wr orema Sonam

Accountants b Noon date, Mastinge. At

ERE x.) Noga Luncheon Mocting| "a

le stadents’ Exhibition | |

Band Con Sh Park. te Students’ Expivttion Bet gf" oe ¥ to 4 p. m.,

Noon Luncheon Mesting— |

Luncheon Meeting Washington aol

Box | y Pittaboro. Ind.;: Doris

|. J. Bro fs J Daniel Creech, 11 N. evstons; Mary BE. fy, 1 14% J w_ Yo! Brandt. H. ett, | _ Marigall ald Smith, 30 s olin: Geraldine L. Yensel 18, ad Qo. | rt Cerlach, , Col Brandt, 21, Columbus, ohn E atley, 24, 2314 N. Delaware: i Marjorie Elizabeth Moody, 23, 1511 N. | a William E. Heals, Mariotle | % Box 1% A A pr Helen col

gene, Sion: Rover! Braun; Gilbert, Doris Mil

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mn RL oo a. m,to4p m, through | Hale; Carl, Bettye Quilitn # teens LO, rraneis—illigm Mary Meraid: FER, VEN TO er na iC BYE 1s Cit MORROW Depart- | | at Goneral—Elmer Mildred Owens : Beauty i t Lp tehing At_Methodist-—Chauncey Ernest La[Banta Biviston. 10:30 8. me | follette: John. Cathering Neess: Alia Softens Boys’ ent~Gl class “B" apd Jn | Rosalie Ferrand, Max, Barbara M tase + p. mj Boys Division class “A" ei FPhearen, [lias Rhy William, Est er | Sorrow Noone, 2 Ley BIO side Park. Ra St. oT eal. Evelyn Tabellton: Convention—Through Saturday, Semen, Jans | Danvers ulian and Variety DEATHS P. Brookside Elisabeth Miller, 37, st 2630 College, cere Herron Art Tnsiity bral hemorrhag

ma cardiovascular. rena

Rd, corgnary ooCiusion Harrison Sherman Perry, cent's, carcinom,

vascular renal

Anna rors Shores, 86, at 948 Indi-

Worried, she called the com-igton-Salem, N. C.—ylelded the the virus on examination of their _j/one hour and 45 minutes. Mr. Tru- sweeper and was told they had| sewage. Iman will leave Washington at 7/no Mr. Peterson in their employi¢tor the new virus in Hartford, 'a. m. Indianapolis time, and ar-| land were not making free checks Conn., ahd High Point, N. C., as .Jirive back at 4:55 p. m.

.|IN INDIANAPOLIS

Evel ler; Orvis: are not, ner is the monkey which

tne Bye Nelghbors; |. used for polio research. The es Hancock, J Wenaeth, chimpanzees, on the other hand, phe] ofders: rederick "Mable Dishop! became infected, but... wers...not er i ox: David, Mable June: Fao ‘Armen vikibly sick.

arrie Neal, 78, at 18 Avondale] {mon Crabtree. 10. at Long. caneer, 10, atson |

80, at st. vin. Harry J. Quinn, 73. at 2 N State, eardio-

Basis for this belief was the {discovery of the virus in the sew|age "of last year's polio epidemic {areas. ‘Six.cities—Hartford, Nor-

“take itiwalk and New Haven. Conn. and, .

Greensboro, High Point and WinMoreover, flies tested

well as in the lower Rio Grande

valley of Texas, were found to bef - infected. .

Animal experiments revealed [that infant mice are susceptible to the new virus, but older mice

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and Mr. Worner made elaborate srangements to transfer her to

the morning with the alr of eon.) 0) in Mu spirators in a Victorian melo-

drama, giving out false alarms ta & bus operator. ; Mr. Banta sald he wis robbed that Shirley was planning to go| "song ny the 1) “youths, who"

j¢{for a rest as far inland in Eng-

also took his gold wateh. i land as possible, In statements today Pettigrew —As-a result, the entire press: and Watson admitted to police = corps was waiting at the trans-|they had robbed Owens,

channel oat a8 pier. and her 0 304 Bue in through

\sergeant as escort. and Mr. France entered by an-| other gateway as a diversiopary two other Dayis Clesnary maneuver,

STRAUSS

Mildred - rived Of 4104 N, Kéystons Ave, in a © y, Lg coach | robbery of the ay branch at 406 N. Illinois st’ They got $18. Watson also confessed that he had stolen money alone from

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