Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1949 — Page 2

Catherine Hart to Reign

Over Butler Homecoming

Dark-Eyed Brunet

Wins Men's Voles Who says: “Gentlemen prefer | WILMINGTON, Del. Oct 27/0/0048” am] Men students at Butler Univerwere ordered into a four-state Sit Picked dark-eyed, brunet: manhunt today for eight escaped|CAtherine Jeanette Hart from a J convicts. The y Lor a on con- slate of seven céndidates to rule ‘wiets were. as fueen of Butler's annual homeiets were led by two life term testi :

to have 10 revolvers and two more “greased pole” fight. ~_ rifles they took from the prison arsenal in a break from the New|clude two parades, a radio pro- | Castle County jail last night.

The convicts first cut all tele- : {queen will be presented i of

open the prison arsenal, and took|game there will be open house at 300 Jus ‘hostages to getithe home of President and Mrs. the gates. IM. O. Ross and on fraternity and Queen of Tower guards spotted the group|sorority row, followed by a home- homecoming

the prison yard but they/coming dance tomorrow night. not fire for fear of hitting]

Catherine {

Cathy) Hart .. Butler University

This year's queen is a senior and is a member of Kappa Alpha Plunge Too Deep | WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (UP) against the gate until it burstiter of Mr, and Mrs. George L.|—A plunging neckline plunged ; Mrs, Jonell Williams right into 4 Candidates who will form her trouble with the law. She was ing” Then they scaled a wall and|court of honor Include Betty arrested—and convicted yesterday field and disap-|Blades, Barbara Heater, Pamela|-—of carrying a concealed weapon pened|Kahre, Joan Myers, Mary Ann/when her low-cut dress revealed iMalott, Greta Potersen and Jean|to police that she had an ice pick

Pribole. sheathed in her bosom. | Gua d Mystery Jacobs to Back Richardson Woman in Slaying . a _wowon, ou. wpe FOP Virgin Islands Post Plans to Confer With Democratic Chairman; Truman May Appoint Native Governor

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Oct. 27—Rep. Andrew Jacobs, Indianapolis pushed its hunt for the slayers| Democrat, expects to confer shortly with Democratic National of Stanley Setty, 44, an Iraqi by Chairman William M. Boyle Jr, in an effort to have Henry Richardson Jr. Indianapolis attorney, appointed governor of the Virgin

das. ' . t “I already have written the chairman regarding the Richardson women, was stabbed seven times| appointment and expect to confer Judge Hasties appointment a

{Robert W. Ticen, Beech Grove

persons seeking

Injunction Bars 1d Chiropractor

Beech Grove Practitioner Cited A temporary injunction against

by Circuit Court Judge Lloyd D. Claycombe. Mr. Ticen was the second Mar-

ber of the State Board of Medical Examiners. The witness, Dr. W. Niles Wishard Jr., who. testified he was, a state board member for three| years, admitted he “knew nothing of chiropractic work.” The doctor said his knowledge on the subject was “purely hearsay.” “No Dr. Wishard, a graduate of the Harvard Medical School, testified, that during his membership on! the board no questionnaire had been prepared by the board for to qualify as

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Injured as Car Overturns Two Men Killed in Other State Crashes; "Fifteen More Arrested in Traffic Drive

In x condition in Bt. Mrs. Herschel Grifith of serious . Bloomington, national junior |Deth Hospital, Lafayette, today automobile. vice president of the VFW aux- were Miss Mary Anne Brusko, 26,

of 1434 N. New Jersey St, and/Used Car Dealer Held

fllary,: will. be: ‘honored at. a |, companion, Miss Bernadette

luncheon Sunday in Hotel AntJers, held in conjunction with |*fullen, 20, 1318 E. Kelly St.

the state auxiliary’s annual : A 37-year-old former Indian-two-day fall conference ending Jused 3: Ee Ia ens apolis used «car dealer was held Sunday. swerved off U. S. 52 near Lafa-{under $11,000 bond by state po-

Local Mon Admits yefte, overturned four times and|lice today on two charges of is-

struck a culvert. BYIhy fraudulent, Burglaries, Forgery |, State police reported DOO cage. Wayne Laudig, R. R. 1, Camby, MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 27 (UP) pigs Brusko is a laboratory tech-|Was following his arrest \—An Indianapolis man, arrested :.ian in St. Francis Hospital, While attending an auto race in here for carrying two guns in &|geech Grove. Salem. State detectives said Laupaper bag, has confessed twWO, Roscoe FEckrote, 43, of Ft.[dig issued the check to Used Car

chiropractors.

chiropractors out of the state. They charged the practice is per-

imitted in 46 other states and

recognized as a definite profession. Records indicate there has been no chiropractic licenses issued in Indiana since 1927.

LODGE SETS INITIATION

will be held and the Brookside Rhythm Band will play. °

Defense attorneys contend the forgery in Detroit, police said to- urchases. It was drawn on Union state is making an effort to drive) gay. Ty po when the car he was driving went |P

The Mooseheart committee will from a paper bag in the washhave a chapter night program atiroom of a bar. Police said they 24, the driver of the car. 8 p. m. today in the Moose lodge, found another gun in his room.|truck - driver, John 8. Davis ofl diana University, will address the

135 N. Delaware St. Initiation|

burglaries in Milwaukee and & wayne, died of a broken neck|Finance Co. in payment for auto

off a county road three miles/Trust Co. He first identified himself asinorth of Berne, Ind. police re-| Investigators said the defend-| Walter Lundley of Detroit, then ported. ant also passed $10,000 in fraud'as Benjamin L. Bococh of Indian-| Laconia Man Killed ulent checks in payment for cars |apolis. He said he formerly op- A Laconia, Ind, man died in obtained at a Montpelier, O., auclerated a dry cleaning establish-'St. Anthony's Hospital, New Al-/tion. Cars were later sold in ment in Indianapolis. |bany, following a head-on auto- (southern states. Bowd was arrested while als truck collision two miles west of R 1 TO SP {playing two s he aken, Ne bany on 2, ABB EAK Pe go "al Ins$ Rabbi Albert Yanow, director

In the city, 19 accidents resulted in nine injured, none seriously, (Cora E. Combs, 1404 Nelson St.

Woman, 80, Loses |

$800 Savings In Gyp Game

ance. She gave one of the women the money and waited for them . to bring back her share of the $2200.

After an hour's wait she notified police.

Seymouyr Chiropractor Barred From Practice

Times State Serviee SEYMOUR, Oct. 27 — L. A, Cochran, Seymour chiropractor, has been enjoined from the practice of medicine in ' Jackson County. The injunction was granted by Judge George H. Gossman in Jackson Circuit Court at Brownstown. The injunction suit was filed by the state sometime ago on complaint of the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination. The board charged

The victim was Leo J. McKim, The of the Hillel Foundation at In-

Bococh told police he stole the DePauw, Ind., received only minor American Christian Palestine three pistols in one of the Mil- injuries. Committee at a luncheon meeting

Mr. Cochran with practicing medicine without a Iicense. The court ordered that the defendant pay a fee of $100 to

waukee burglaries. | Harold Kirby, 37, of R. R. 4,|Wednesday in the Columbia Club.

prosecution attorneys.

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‘and| with him in the matter,” Mr. Jacwas{obs sald today. “If necessary, 1{on the Eastern seaboard and ying|also may take up the appointment|Judge Swaim's in Chicago. directly with the White. House.” Although he is an attorney for v Mr. Richgrdson is an outstand-/the National Association for Adto ing Negro lawyer and one-time|Vancement of Colored People, that the bi was ported for Democrat member of the Indiana organization cannot indorse Mr, marked bee Legislature. If appointed, he|Richardson under its by-laws.

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cause she knew much would succeed Gov, William Has-|* There ‘is speculation here that Lpon . oo tle, first Negro appointed to the|President Truman may follow the Fine, : Chi U, 8B. Circuit Court of Appeals./policy he inaugurated in Puerto Say Children Judge Hastie's appointment was/Rico and appoint a native governi Ia., Oct, 27;sent to the Senate at the same or to succeed Judge Hastie. His

27 A{UP)—8chool children were de-|/time as that of H. Nathan Swaim appointment of Jesus T. Pinero as learn today that A. J.lof Indianapolis and 23 other new the first native governor of was fined All will serve in the Puerto Rico was hailed as a great until the Benate returns/democratic action by the island- ; to act on their confirmation. ers, It is considered likely that hil Judge Hastie's recommendation ks regarding a native successor will

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