Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1949 — Page 2

_ failure to follow party lines in

rer dB ME, McKinney's “that he will stick close to Mayor EF. Davison, 53 "of 1712 8. "Fast the Held “(5 win" the $7500 Seni)

nes Feeney, McKinney Deny Growing Ru ~- About Pending Spli

Democratic Splinters Lining Up on

Basis of Differences Between Two Forces By NOBLE REED The trend of factional alignments in the Marion County Demo-| cratic organization may develop Into A new twist that will surprise some party workers in the coming scramble for primary elections spots, it was learned yesterday. | Several splinter wings of the party have been lining up in preHminary skirmishes on the basis of an expected split between Frank| E. McKinney, a key Democratic pw —— —

leader, and Mayor Al Feeney's City Hall organization. g 0 ists p

Discussing possible lineups for, the 1950 campaign in Marion! County, Mr, McKinney declared thers will be no split between nu rop S C ol and Mayor Feeney. He expre surprise at rumors that Shed would be any friction. | “I don't know where these : stories are coming from,” Mr, To Preside McKinney said. . Ministers of the Indiana Meth-| “When the chips are down Al odist Area will attend the annual Feeney and I will see eye-to-eye School of the Prophets Monday on the campaign strategies . . . through Friday on the campus of | yo won't, De. IAr_apart_on. any: Purdue University, ng." Ridiculous Rumors |

ors.

Bishop Raines

Speakers of naftlonal note who

Mayor Feeney described are specialists In the flelds of ridiculous recent ruriors that he religious drama;. pastoral coun-| will oppose the McKinney forces seling, philosophy, missions, Bibley

’ i and other subjects of importance BF hat Te lause will split with. oo srgymien wil speak, Bishop!

XN Richard C. Raines, episcopal head | As a matter of fact Mr. McKinney and I probably will ini will -preside-at the “working - closer together in: thei" Hishop Titus Lowe of New Yori future than we have in the past,” City wil] give the address Monday the Mayor said. lat 7:30 p.m. Bishop Lowe found-| “We never have had any fric- ed the School of the Phophets, tion on political issues and I while head of the area. He now| don't see any excuse for anyone is executive director of the | presuming that there'll be any Methodist Committee for Ovep| division of purpose in the future.” | (seas Relief. The Mayor pointed out that hel Dr. Clyde Wildman, president had appointed on his City Hall of DePauw University, will teach staff “several of Mr. McKinney's & course in “The Prophetic Con- | closest friends” including his SePtion of God.” Dr. Carroll A.

_|Wise, professor of pastoral psyJone Fire Chlet Roscoe Me chology in Garrett Biblical In-!

? stitute, will lecture on “Pastoral Rumors Follow’ Attack .|Counseling,” and Dr. Harold A. Rumors

indicating: a major Bosley, dean of the Duke Univer- | factional split followed ‘recent sity Divinity School, on “Our |} attacks by some organization Faith.” i workers against Mayor Feeney's|

Trophy Race. ~

Schedule Classes “Drama and Religion,” classes | some of his appointments. [are scheduled to be given by DF. “Making official appointments Harold Ehrensperger, editor of to run the City government is the Motive; “Great Personalities in|: _ business of -all the people, not/Christian Biography,” by Dr, Ed-| for a political organization,” Win Price Booth of Boston Uni-| : Mayor said. versity, and "The New Reforma-| ag Prospective candidates for next on ny ie Elton -Truedlood | “ spring's primary have been jock. ©f Farinam College. A eying for position on a Jock Also “The Pastoral Ministry.” a or antl-Feeney basis but the the Rev. W., E. Clark of South| ay,

Bend, assisted by the Rev, Lee 8. Mayor Yared I ny of Jarrett, Martinsville, and the Rev. |

. O. Wayne Paulen, Huntington, | ‘Tll Be Too Busy’ Dr. Arnold Hilmar Lowe, Min-| “Tll be too busy on my Job neapolis, missionary and former | here in City Hall to fight with Army chaplain, will serve as anybody on politics,” he sald. [preacher of the week. The Rev. ® The feuding in party factions | Larry Eisenberg of the board of | Was renewed yesterday when education, Nashville, Tenn., will | “ad County Democrati¢' Chairman|conduct a recreational wbrkshop. Paul McDuff fired Milton Cralg,/The Rev. Ralph Jones of St.| “City Attorney and a member of Paul's Methodist Crurch, Indian- | | Mayor Feeney's staff, as Third apolis, and the Rev. Floyd Selig! Ward Democratic chairman. [of Evansville, will direct the| Chairman McDuff said he dis- music. The Rev. Charles Smith |

Maj. Vernon A. Ford . missed Mr. Craig from his organ- Of West Lafayette will conduct| ner poses wih Ws wie and Bendix Corp. Prasat M. > Ferguson.

. Bendix Trophy Race jet division win-

ization staff because the ward | the recreation for the school. wrote a letter to Sec-| a ety! retary of State Charies F. Flem- Local AVC to Hear nferring t Mr. McDuff] ought tobe removed from his National Chairman as director of automobile Gilbert A. ‘Harrison. national, in Marion County. {chairman of the American Vet-| This was a continuation of the 'erans Committee, of Washing- |

friction ‘between Chairman Mc-/ton, D. C., will be the featured] 4 : , : DA Lc beaker at "oa "AVC. wthue] Cleveland in 3 Hours, 46 Minutes

Dufl’s regular : ‘and Mayor Feeney over the| {scheduled for Saturday at 7:30 CLEVELAND, Sept. 3 (UP)--Joe C. De Bona, Hollywood real latter's fallure to follow recom-|P- Mm. at the Amalgamated Cloth-| estate agent, zipped from the West Coast in four hours 16 minutes mendations of the Democratic \N8 Workers Hall, 168 W. Ninth 17:45 seconds today to clip 10 minutes and 40 seconds off the old organization in his City Hall ap- Street. Bendix transcontinental speed record and take the $10,000 first

Stewart ‘Sponsors Mustang ‘Which Hits 470 MPH

“Jet Plane Flashes From California to

pointments. ST okotmen, for AVC said Mop prize in the opening event of the National Air Races. an veleérans are expecte It was a day of crashing records. Ma Vernon A, Ford of Fight Inte Open {to attend the session at which yiddieton, Pa, set a new jet rec ‘ J: ’ §

Harry Gasper, key party ald such vital questions as public to Chairman McDuff, carried the housing, civil rights and .anti-in-fight into the open recently when flation will be discussed, he circulated letters criticizing] The AVC was organized six Mayor Feeney on his appoint. years ago and boasts a nationments ‘wide membership. Many of these McDuff-Gasper organization workers have been

ord ¢f 3 hours 45 minutes and 51.3 victim of Mr. Mantz in Bendix ssconds, the .first time that the BHD. yous Of, hand 0 oe course has beer flown in less than . four hours. The jets did not com- he FINALY hag ~oppal the trophy {pete with Mr. De Bona and the a : to —i—— — {other propeller-driven speedsters = Tr he South Side Man Bill Odom Wins cost me more than I can n afford.’ aligned closely with associates d Shot Death | Bill Odom, the round-the-world sy of Mr. McKinney and have taken ' OYUN ot to Death land’ iong-distance solo flier, tried jo olor |dentifies accordingly, | Police last night ‘Were investi-/closed course racing for the first gating the fatal shooting of Jack [time today and ran away from Suspect i in $40 Theft Rubin E. Kelso, owner of the ‘Kelso Jewelry Co., 1537 N, Illinois He set a new record of 388.393 go, yesterday afternoon identified

»Feengy “when the chips are St. Who was found lying in his|trophy. down” will give workers in the garage with a pistol wound in his| Wonks ' oy eal) Seguin organization something right temple. or the event in a radically : . f to think about in future oo Mr. Davison was found dead by modified F-51 Mustang fighter Pe ay fe of ments. his wife and daughter, Jacqueline, plane sponsored by - Jaqueline from his store earlier yesterday i | three hours after he told them he Cochran.. The modification cost Th OI . ” . 8) ; ne three suspects, captured by

. . $ 00,000 while Mr. Odom's first New Castle Couple was going to the garage to clean $100. 000 S as 33150. police in the downtown area, were A gun, A pistol was found beside Prize money wa r th t . tege of Neld for further questioning after Married 62 Years Mr. Be «

, Bona, racin the body. De Bo CIng I Mr. Kelso told . police he rec- . i wew CASTLE Tha)

The family told police that Mr. Movie . Actor James Stewart, Sept.

"DAVISON, a butcher, had intended J Mr. and Mrs. L. D. rn] > to open his own delicatessen soon His arch. rival, : Hollywood stunt. the med into t ebrated their 624 wedding anni- at 1725 W, Washington St. man Pail Mantz. He flew the! . They came Into his store while versary quietly today with their ~ 2010-mile course in a slate-gray, he was walling on Other custom childrenA- dinner was served at {souped up F-31:at an average of €rs. Mr. Kelso said. When he the home of a daughter, Mra. A. Willy Stands Fast 470 miles an hour. The: previous went to the back of his store to

R. Hunnloutt. BONN, Germany, Sept; 3 (UP) record, set by Mr Mantz, was ‘eal-1his wife, the men-gathersd For 35 yelirs Mr. Pentecost AWilly Messerschmitt sald today 4:26.57. aroupd the cash register, the: Was engaged in the insurance N® had received offers from “al:} Mr. De Bona s time was scarce- other cusggmers told police. - They business. e had been retired Most every country {ih the worjd” !y more than half an hpur slower did- not see the men take the for 20 years. Both are en- to build planes, including a recent than ths streaking jet. money. ; Joying good health, Mr. Pente- one from the Boviet Union. Hel Right behind him was Stanley, A week-ago;, Mr. Kelso told the cost is 83 years old and his wife sald he preferred to stay in H. Reaver of Glendale, Cal, and police yesterday, a man and a Is 81, All thelr 1. All their children are living. Germany. Sy Herman R. (Fish) Salmon, Van woman stole rings valued at $400

eee | NUYS, Cal., Speed flyer. In two of from his showcase while he was

| Mr. Mintz planes. Mr. Reaver-won talking on the telephone POLIS {$5000 for second place shd Mr

Saimon's third place tke was G| Insurance Dividend

$3500. ’ Be Rw 7 Lervent Log a i Hah TU wae “Tickled Pink’ Free of Income Taxes fam ands 3 sodrow iu a fenton | Mr. De Bona was elated as he . 20/1y ) iy 4 Brey ood oot 4 N Tremont WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 (UP) yongs: 33. °F Anderome Lal goEharlatte Nol oF 1 oJ da ma ah stepped down from his souped UP rnternal Revenue Commissioner

J wr any. 1», Thay Le ON 08s oY JM Mustang to be welcomed by Mr

a " May Oal. \ ; George J. Suk i . ale! oa ios Egdaip 7) 401 N Oa fang: Mary Stewart and the star's bride. He 8 ~ rrell

veterans had been beaten only by a minute coming

Schoeneman advised today that the forth-

AX . Prine elon: Madean Harvey Mh aryland Hospital special dividend on the

osen os MG reyerite LaForge. 27. Marble Falls

whipped: two: planes sponsored. by. 08nized a watch worn by one of |

uy 1 t Ketcham M » 8 - arse Mori'on ei foicham: Mar-iMare © ement va ks Clair, Ann &and 18 second in 1047 in his duel soryvice life insurance is not subputten 1 wa wie A M Merrill; Mary Pores, hak, i, 18 N. State; Rva Hall nin Mr. Mantz, the race's -only ject to any income tax. hu > p a Rojiahaer. Jo. 19}3 Provpect; Ma cl ‘ATence Maryn, sh 4 Cornelius: Mary three-time winnes: Last year: he He said that the dividends Thode e 1 docie’ mons. 3 Ne avy giirler Robert Soa b Boulevard Plast Betty or odin Junie tall Wiis lath RN Nothing Mors: than 34juat. Donald § 4% rg 2 ol ar Marine wills ratow. | anadell ed Er vin down 30 miles ments of PLEvIous Dremiim. she, olen, J The "as vin "Bur na oF orden OPO Lian: short of Cleveland, therefore, do not constitute “inLeorpe, Ww jon. 33. 4 " i) yo jevard PL nh 4 oN pmerion Juenitit Jacqueline Cot ran. Another come" under the tax lawy Stella Mae Deuine: 3° 817 ol | WY pidge i - “ - yd &L Almas, n Hengriths' iloky oud!’ Bagh oy Jr 4 dy ' ' i" v ol w me, 8. 34: Bush me | erite EB! Hott, af! 3) ennsylvania MB Eh phrey. 19 H W.. Baley Lawr rence 0 « it chman: Helen » Anson, 18 0 4s ha flson, 16. 290i hy A nel t 2008 Vali » N Kine id; June Jolin W Scott, 22. 1136 Winfield; Lila Darnell + “od leg ehfeidt. 30. 3801 Cold Spring. Rd ohnson. To; Prank xl 30 8. West: Ardath Robert a shonson. 21, 1135" Kealing hy » Arjorie x 2 N co wn h Jrie Paris; Kathryn Stilles, C aries ~ Palio, 36 "Gary: Doris Part & 8 «4 % 3 38 Nha gnots: Carol Eogreii Shad ay. alt 1 ] Minnesota A Country Day School 3 mL. ", k 134 b Bancroft; (Robert 0 Nejanbon ON a ry { , ora ar Ho B Herd Ruby hitake oi. i! JA he Ra r 8M Al 1 Ja a op ho x A Yih: Lucille Jogeph Caechl 1 Ham tspnville Ra Preparing Boys for College wi it SY. ammond; Mabeile, Rus el vil en I Hs. 27, 23 College; Martha { 1 eer fel wi 25. 4307 ) . yim 19 8. State; Betty Caries Karly mall, i co entral; Marjorie Now offering First and Second grades vie on 1 entral aneyivaniy; Frank Kidwell. 37 Southport, Ross Coff- \ 1 a Rear man, 54. South » cay 3, Kempen; “wiv isn Ras oy Buarihol oy 26, Milford: Virginia 4 Also 9 few vacancies n 21 18, AH IR Bagh, Rox an | von ani aCigs mrookway: Mary Ma grades Three through Twelve 3 18 ollege. arlene Leg Clements, 4 Spe Grove; Elisabeth sg : anrahan, 94, 24 itnols ] % % Oliver; | Morrwl Bry t 1h 1510 FALL TERM BEGIN S 4d . in wi Maryip BA : wil wn. te GIR GINS SEPT. 1 I ; 3 Woodlawn; | arene pore. ¢ "Ene re " . ! fd it poe, FE Hi "3 la A it in YER Norman-B. Johnson P.H.D., Headmaster ine Joven opal" et { WA. 1586 9,00 8 Bist; Mary) iil ve. We smith. fs 2 . | 4 EY somoun tated & Marke. ary ‘wi. ‘Ceorse) )

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES DeBona. Trims. Bendix Record 10 Minutes, 40 Seconds

Jos DeBona , . . congratulated by sponsor Jimmy Stewart and Mrs. Stewart for winning Bendix |

Wins ins Fellowship |

William 8. Sparks, Butler Uni-| | versity June graduate, has been| awarded the Louis J. and Mary| E. Horowitz Foundation Fellow-| {ship from the Hebrew Union Col-| lege, Cincinnati, it was announced {today by Dr. Toyozo W. Nakaral,| professor of Semitic languages. |

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“The John Whistler. Atherton, {Center new $1 million - student {union building at Butler Univer-| isity, will be ready for occupancy and use shortly after the start lot the fall term. | Housing a bookstore, cafeteria, |grill, * recreation rooms, - lounges| and clubreoms for the students, |the building will be managed by Robert Newton, faculty member of the College of Business Administration and present manager of the university bookstore. Traffic Improved | Completion of north and south {one-way traffic roads and the {marking of diagonal parking {areas will improve the movements |of cars on the Butler campus this fall, i A new intramural playing field ' [to the north of Butler bow! was |completed during the summer {months and a new hard surface road to the practice football field : was built. ~ Improvements also have begin! lon the botanical gardens north-| {east of the B8chool of Religion building.

He Was Right

LUVERNE, Minn., Sept. 3 (UP)—Henry Manden, 72, Luverne, figured the best place he could keep his $4000 was in his pocket, so he sewed the money in. Mr. Manden was injured in a fall down a flight of steps and was taken to the Luverne Hospital. In a crinkly pocket, hospital attendants found a mass of $100, $50 and $20 bills totalling $4010.

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Industrie 22-Hour Over Hi CALAIS, Fr. 4 (UP)—Fern day received a pretty, blond + ward for cong Channel, | The 34-year boarded a boa Join his wife after complet swim, smiled 1} her in his, ar dock. Mrs, Dumou) of red gladioli that she could cheri.” Mr. Dumoul

glass of chan setting out or

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his champagne hour celebratic by hotel. ‘Water. The 32-yéars who is lame ‘f!

“jury, told new

was tough 1 end.” Crew membe who beca sick, confirmec

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the crossing. Mr. Dumouli made a long-d swim before yesterday. He looked fr by the ordeal nel experts a the toughest c swimming hist French sail which brougk back from Er heads in adn mured- about courage,” as Belgian march wife and frier tion party. Mr, Dumouli progress- to h pigeon, was ba waves during t For seven hc said, he was | The giant I

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Aga Sa) Stripped

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DUBLIN, E The Aga Khas ‘to have so mt colint it, sald : can almost cc family jewels one hand. “No one c from us,” he s Dublin's “There is not} The - Aga bandits who r and his young of $680,000 ‘wi “got everythin

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by air today f He was acc Begum, her valet. The only fo land were at | him, and the

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But _he qu Subject of ch men asked a glamorous. da Hayworth of pecting.

Richmond Hanging |

RICHMOND The body of was found ha ment of his | and authoritie ently committ Wayne cour Unser said Mr J. Hintzen fc their son, Bert turned from with their tw: Young Bert grade student Scout. Corone his = investigat found no reas

Two 4-H Trophies |

Trophies we Frankfort girl yesterday for © colt judging a Fair. Marilyn Sue fort, won per of the Charles trophy by virt year and in 1! Robert Whi

' the first leg ¢

Belgian troph session require

12 Germa In 100-Foc

CUMMERSI Sept. 3 (UP schoolgirls w in a steep-s pool once usec fot a steel mi Sixteen girl tended a scho pool. There signs to tell drop in the p girls decided f A teacher v the picnic saic all holding ha the pool. H girls slipped 1

~ others beca!

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