Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1949 — Page 3

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‘Woman Routs ga + Sneak Thief

. day but others managed to loot

TUESDAY. NOV. 8, 1049 _~ TaN

[ Academy of Science lcs Officers:

Other Burglars Loot Three Local

Business Places

A burglar was frightened away by a weman’'s screams early to-|

three "Indianapolis . establish-| ments, Miss Virginia Kennerle of f 1014 N. Illinois St. told police she was awakened at 3:15 a.'m.| § by “a noise in the bathroom.” | Upon investigating she found; the screen out and saw the win-| dow being raised. She screamed and called police, An undetermined amount of! money was stolen from a bowl ing alley at 2546 W, Morris_St.| by sneak thieves who ransacked | the refreshment counter and] broke into several coin machines. Machines Broken Charles Samuels told police] two juke boxes, a_ soft drink, ma-| chine and a cigaret machine had been ‘broken. A radio and $25 in silver were reported stolen from a res-| taurant at 2904 E. Washington | Bt. Mrs. Irene Agnue, who resides upstairs, told police she discov-

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ered .the Tobbery upon opening New officers of the Indiana Academy of Science elected at |

the restaurant this. morning. A

the 65th annual session held at Wabash College last week-end" are Tear: seréen- had been eplit “and; {left.. to right). Sead Visher,. Indiana. University, president. 0.5... a window broken, | Christy, Ball State Theachers College, vice president; W. A. Daily,

A Sinclair Service Station at Ei Lilly & Co., secretary; (standing, left to ri ht) W. P. Morgan, 1502 Kentucky Ave. was bur-| Indiana Central College, treasurer; Preston McGrain, Indiana Flood

glarized during the night. Leon-

ard DuPont, 1902 E, 37th St. an Control and Water Resources Commission, press secretary, and A. Wedding Gown {Coal Co-ordinating Committee

employee, told police he found tau! A" Lindsey, Purdue University, editor. soft drink machine broken this

morning. A window had been Crommelin Put Back on n Duty

broken open.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (UP)-~{Columbia after he admitted he married to Vice President Alben had distribut wd Nursing Home Group | tAdm. Forrest P. Sherman, new, stributed confidential letters 8, Barkley in a simple; blue-siik

day, {yesterday in his effort to split

made the arrest.

{Villuge, a government project [nedir the Naval shipyard.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘Rationing Procedure Set Up Fy Man Gari By F Feeney's s Coal Board ;

fio Linh Fn eS i co.

{ On this basis a spokesman for

In Woods Near ; {another three: weeks, probably

even longer, °

NOFOLK, Va, Nov. 8 (UP)--/0f a sharp cutback in gas supA 37-year-old<man was arrested | plied to householders. He sal today and charged with brutally {if the supply of coal “uns out the {beating to death a 6-year-old {utility will be able to use an oils

{schoolgirl. The girl was found gas instead for some time.

{dying in desolate woods near the| Meanwhile, John L. Lewis suf-| U. 8. Navy shipyard here yester-|fered another setback in Chicago,

The child, Shirley Murray, was Indiana and Illinois away from discovered in some underbrush by the coal operators’ national front! [a passerby. At the time she Was and negotiate a separate strike” {found a a Bleoa- Sealed Sides. peace. rus wer she was still breath . y ing and moaning" pitifully. But, Fart Coal Avallatie she died within a short time. I “Gov. Schricker, who was in Chi-| The FBI, called into the case/cago yesterday to see Judge Na-| because it happened on govern-/than Swaim sworn in as a judge

ment property, announced shortly of the Circuit Court of Appeals, | {before noon that Lawrence Augus-/said Mr. Lewis had not SoRtyRted, R {tine Markham, 37, of Norfolk, had him there. % {been picked up and charged with] He said he had talked to Ill-| |the slaying. nots’ Gov. Adlai Stevenson, how-|

+ FBI Makes Arrest lever. He said Gov. Stevenson had] FBI agents and Norfolk police ndicated there. was no point in| No other in-| {discussing further Mr. Lewis’ sug-|

formation was released. |gestion of separate negotiations | Markham lived in Broad Creek|gince operators continued to op-|

pose it.

Police theorized Shirley may Still another coal supply. be-

'have been the victim of an at. CAMe available to hard-pressed tempted sex attack Hoosiers yesterday when Alr

Force officials in Washington al-|

. : located 10,000 tons of a stockpile: §. ‘Mrs: Hadley Picks ter Sarin Session.

pMergency use, Simple, Blue-Silk : Te pie with new supplies

uncovered by the Governor's

ene |OVET the week-end, stretched the HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 8 (UP) state's supply of coal for mini-| | The nation’s. bride of the year, mum essential uses to well over {Mrs. Carleton 8. Hadley, will. be ‘a week. |

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City to Get 600 Tons

|chief of Naval Operations, today from top admirals to Secretary (gown, movie fashion designer Ma- The committee yesterday allo-

To Convene Here trestored Capt. John G. Crommelin/ of Navy Francis P. Matthews

Eleven states will be repre- to duty after severel reprimand-| sented at the conference of the! y Yas artist

American Association of Nursing jing him for making public confi-

Hpmes scheduled - for’ tomorrow dential Navy letters. Capt. Crom- He Says Nuts

“and Wednesday at the Claypool melin, famed World War II - OKLAHOMA CITY,

Hotel, Mrs. Mary R. I'rame, na-'aviator who blew: the lid off the ~~ Okla. Nov. 8 (UP)—A 59tional president announced to- recent unification row, was de- year-old housewife told poday. tached from the office of Chief of = lice today her husband “The conferance will be the first Naval Operations and assigned threw a pan of cupcakes held: Since the recent organiza- as aviation officer on the staff of and a flower vase at her, tional™ meeting in Toledo, O, Mrs. Vice Adm. George D. Murray, dragged her from her Frame maid the all-day gession Western Sea Frontier - Com- Kitchen to the backyard,

would be" confined to national mander. | then left home shouting. “I organization. work and future He had heen under suspension don’t like nuts on my cup-

plans. : and confined to the district. of cakes.”

"He could have been court-|

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[rusia revealed today. cated 600 tons to Indianapolis’ Mrs. Marusia said the St. Louls ration board, 150 tons to. Brazil |widow selected- a stréet-length TOT the Clay County jail and hos-/ TT |taffeta dress with ‘a “simple, | pital, and quantities of coal for draped neckline, natural rounded Renéral relief iri Bicknell, Lafa-| {shoulders, tiny, nipped-in waist Yette and Madison County. land gently-flaring skirt with in-| Mr. Lewis is reported to have| visible pockets. ” {regarded Illinois and Indiana as ‘soft spots in. the oppositign to, AFTER the Nov. “is ceremony his demands for higher pay, (Mr. Barkley’s bride-elect willlshorter working hours, and bigwear a two-piece, mauve-blue ger welfare contributions. 4

{a very chic woman,” Mrs. Ma- apparently hoping that its memrusia said. “Mrs. Hadley, who bers would be able to act upon]

{wears a size 14, is always beau-/an agreement in the two Mid-| itifully dressed.” : western states.

WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. BEFORE GE. WASHNGTON.!

ELECTED UNDER THY ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, HE NEVER SERVED.... CN WASHING TON - WAS THE ns FIRST PRESIDENT UNDER. : THE CONSTITUTION / .

THE | pew FOUR EYES!

A wesT INDIAN PROTECTS ITSELF

WITH TWO FALSE EVES IN IT TAIL J IT SWIMS URD | THEN FORWAR. THAT 3 EN ENEMIES DO Xen HW WAY rs Qo

STRANGE As It SEEMS

By ELSIE HIX

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Civile Theater Presents “Village Green" — Covpelfy

| Instead, in, sessions that con-| OES Pi.ANS BAZAAR tinued - today, the committee The Southport OES auxiliary merely heard routine reports. will ‘hold a bazaar on Nov. 19 in’ Mr. Lewis charged that a single

‘their new Masonic Temple, 5500 coal executive, President George

South on U. 8. + 31> 'B. Harrington of the Chicago,

IN INDIANAPOLIS .

INDIANA WEATHER = : A series of eastwardly-moving low pressure areas on the Cana-

-dian—border tonight and tomorrow will serve as a buffer against!

Arctic alr. . Warm’ southerly air moving into these “ow pressure systems will [Cake temperatures to range from a minimum of 32 to 38 north and| 40-45 south tonight, Temperatures will range from a maximum of) 52 to 58 north and from 62 to 68! ~

18. 19, 21, 22. 23, 24, 27. 30, 33. 34, 36. in the southern portion of the, 40. 41. 43. 44 45 46. 48. 57 58, 60. 82

state tomorrow. o0..55 tH 69, 72, 75, 78. 81. 83, 85.

8 Emmerich Manual ratning | Generally fair weather will pre- High School and Broad - Ripple. High?

vail through Wednesday.

- See Weather Map on Page 4. MARRIAGE LICENSES

Temperatures in Indianapolis one narvey Hudson Jr. 25. 6113 Evanston year ago today: High, 65; low, 41.] Jeanette J. Sujdér, 22, Columbia City ' s ¥

EVENTS TODAY

LB ! American Education Week Observance In 39 83

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use s ege schools today—8chool 29, 2101 College William Flores Yo. 31040 5 Delaware: Dor-

Ave.; ghd! 56, (2353 Columbia Ave..| othy Trimpe. 44, 3540° Watson Road School 63, 1115 N, Traub Ave and James Andrew Anderson, 18, 2361 Eastern: CarE. Roberts School. 401 E. 10th vlyn Thurian. 16. 1510 Asbury Indiana State Chamber of Commerds, All-/ Robert F._ Adams, 21, Newport, Rhode Day Meeting—Murat Theate | - Island: Lucy Causey, 19. 1140 W. 56t bh. American War Mothers. WI Chapter, JAMES B. Stokes, 53. 6 W. South: Della

. Bilis. 54.6 W ~Soutly Convention-—Throush Tomorrow, Lincoln Of eivous Tenn 58. 1514 Reisner: Susie Bailey, 47 Det roit Mich 1 Ce '3,. 833 Locke; Anna Cob-

m. daily through Batu arday, bert, 22 827 "Mu: kirfgum. thenter. 1847 N. Alabama St. |G | 1 Vi ! MTN Tibbs: Marilyn Public Lecture on Music by Fab bien Sevit- Stifter ar bri N ATEbama ky. Director and Conductor, India nap? Jonn Banks. 42, ©1020 W. 29th: Giadys olis Symphony Orchestra—8 p. m.. World| Thomi¥on, 34, 1656 Sheldon War Me morial auditorium. E) mer Blou cher, 28, 1339 Madison: Sara Ime 21 5 2

f Ph Pl Ful 15 E ange I eeting o ever Meridian Room. Br es t Mo oss, 22, 339 Middle; Mary EK Colonial Furniture Co Vebb. 18. 3516 | Central

R Woe Benefit As- » i. oD Fiaclation Rally! and Tata e ¢ 5 DIVORCE SU TTS ¥ FILED p.m.

Antlers Hote ah arlotte vs, Oris A War rd Mary vs anapolis Chapter, | Past ghee ané Do yle J. Payne; Hazel E, : Joseph H 3 mn Star. 3 ag Went A kph] Souci: Theme, Be ovm: deme his an die polls plaso ic Yetote: 3 Hoeherg 1 ve DBarpth b WS ine Acts m for Parents—8:15 p Fam yn Re Bak er: Dorothy ve. With . Denoyer; Helen vs. Robert . Kiechoanm. Community Center, 2304 OV ernetle ve. Thomas A Berta fut.

paella Wile ra WOTU Meeting ~~ 10 | iy maker Crossman; Betty Avs, Arnold | m S80 Harding St. -

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a 183 v - Rotary Club mn Lune! Meeting -——" : } Clavool "Hotel “BIRTHS Co-operative Club Noon Luncheon Meeting | ‘Boys . | ol Hote . Mercator Club Noort Luncheon Meeting — | Aen Home-—Alfred, Betty Foster, 1110 Lincoln At St. nels With North Side Kiwanis 0 4 Dinner Meeting AL ietorar “Wille. Frances Meter} . re ) sarah Linens oC Meeting—11 a.m, Miard Eifzabeth Smith: Saul. Bits 2131 Linden At Coleman—Robert, Carolyn Dryer ! Indianapolis Chapters American Astueta, At Methodist—Rob. on: | tion of University | Professors. Meeti oa ono Ro soi Ts Sorenson:

6:30 v. m.;, Broadway Methodls at Church. Minor; Louis, Ruth Opley i Ln in, [at a. fy A es Phoebe Ross; ohn rothy Muike | EVENTS TOMORROW

| Ameriean - War Mothers, Indiana Cbs At St, Franch -Raymond, inne Seo Convention—Final day, Lincoln Hote { ten: Bent, Dorothy Eawards, n at ter Indians Fur Buyers Association Conven- Wilma Pelt te; Robert, Edith Alsott; tion—Claypool Hotel Vitatis, Rachel Cole, Caneer Tastiate Annual Two-Day Meeting! At. Coleman—Kennard, Margaret t rough Jomortow, Indiana University Albert Bylvia Passo: Kenneth, Gloria! Medical Cente Sprow ) Indiana S ay Sons of the American At Methodist Bar! Elizabeth * Mundell

Revolution, Luncheon Meeting—12;15 p Charles erine Wagrier; Robert, | m. Spink-Arms Hot Barbara Muto hy League of Women Voters Meeting—10 a.m 'At_St. Vincent's James, Genevieve Curtis Colonial Purniture Co Robert, Gladys Angel. Walter, Char Purdue Glee Club Comcert—Under auspices Otte Bolin. Michael, Charlotte Marty of oa TYiew Presbyterian Church raoas. Josephine Bchoettle v men's Assoclation—8:15 p. m. Caleb Fdna Clark: James Betty Gillespie Mills Hall, Shortridge High Bchool N —— Accredited Flower Show Judges Association DEATHS PO ‘of Indiana Meotin g—10 a. m., Brookside Ar na Louise Thomas 3. at General Community - Hou ike ! Lions Club Noon Fnehoon Meeting—Clay- will liam 1 oon Huffman, 34, at 1238 8.) pool Pershing cerebral hemorrhage Junior Chamber of Commierce Noon Lun- Ma: y 1 Cotman, 87, at 3342 w Wilcox. | oheon Meeting—Washington Hote erionclero

Clvie Theater resents ‘Village Green” —! Dorothy Dell Mottett, 45, at Lotte. carcin8:30 ha dally through Saturday, thea. omatosis ter, 1847 N. Alabama St

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Infant Burned By Vaporizer

10 --months - old child : was Of heated arguments for Several STORE

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ace in the Illinois mine area.

teps ueeze three weeks r le oe a nermal vo | M r. Lewis sald that Mr. Harhild 0 eg |weeks' supply of coal rington’'s firm was owned by lo Ising Group! { ’ ‘Stone & Webster, . which hel : lescribed. as a Boston and New|’ the utility said present scale op- a - a be . * Girl Found in 2 York engineering firrh and! Dyi 9 ©" |erations could continue at least (PUL <UENPEIOE

“This is bunk. ' and Lewis

“He's trying -to find a whipping|

Arthur Gibson IH sat regally on

the lap of his mother, Mrs. Ed. [ration counsel, said considerable

uncertainty is connected with ISSUED

. win Gibson Jr., 2518 Boulevard {questions of finance as set forth Place, after being crowned king [inthe Federal Hcusing Act of

I etally he said, the -Author- AND A

| nity. Center Junior League Fri. ity would apply for a temporary {loan to cover estimated prelim-

|inary expenses. The city would SWELL

ascended the throne after Mrs. they fssue tempordry loan notes ; [wool ensemble, the designer sald. He convened his UMW Policy| Gibson sold the largest number [to private investors to cover the LINE-UP “It’s a very chic trousseau for Committee in Chicago yesterday, of tickets to a baby contest Pledge.

of the Flanner House Commu- |

day. The 9-month-old monarch