Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1949 — Page 13

interested contractor, threw up eight-hour The fire building as soon as workers put! up the roof. It has no other place to go since Rocky Ripple men fashioned it from scrap metal and welded it to a chassis; also a gift.

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By Robert C. Ruark

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unglued and had it deposited through English banks in the National City and Bankers’ Trust He then his

the money, knowing it automatically would be frozen by the United States. Some time later, still more than comfortably heeled, he tootled over to Switzerland to ride out the war.

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financial genius suécessfully promoted health as a reason for the court’s mercy, even a short term in prison constitute a death sentence. Judge Orie L. of the Circuit Court upheld that theeffect when he decided that justice would served by locking up the old man. whole sordid story is now rounded out, y years later. The only mystery left is Blackmer bothered to come home at all.

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Whiz-Ding Icebox By Frederick C. Othman

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15—During my boyhood in St. ‘Louis one of ‘my ‘chores was to empty the drip pan under the icebox nightly before I went to nally I'd forget; there'd be a flood on the ki n floor. . More often, though, my hand would wobble a lttle and there'd still be a splash, though of smaller proportions, on the linoleum. My long-suf- : - 'd’ invent

80 somebody did. You may remember the early advertisements of electric iceboxes in the Twenties. “No drip,” said they. A big selling point. 80 along about 1932, when I'd just taken unto myself my bride, we bought one of these newtangled refrigerators. It worked fine. Only trouble was that about once a week it had to be defrosted. You turned off the juice and the ice melted around the coils and dripped into a glass tray. There I was, a boy no longer, still emptying the overfull refrigerator pan. And usually sloshing some of it on the floor and, a couple of times, into shoes. :

my . My long-suffering bride sald she wished somebody'd invent a refrigerator that et cetera, et cetera, Somebody did, a few months back.

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OUR OLD machine finally gave up the ghost after years of faithfully keeping the butter too up to us to get a new one.

' mostly hardware dealers, have been shipping

Built into one side of the interior was still another door, a small one, opening into a hole designed to keep the butter from getting too hard. It was, as I say, a little ‘of an apparatus, with a purr so low you could hardly hear it. My bride spent a good deal of time just standing there, admiring it. e 3 She left town a couple of weeks ago for a little vacation and since then I have been a ten rary bachelor. ‘I went Into the kitchen the other night to fix a sandwich and discovered, to my amaze-| ment, a puddle under the new-fangled frostless refrigerator. Water, . Hm-m-m-m. I unscrewed the panel leading to the machinery and I wish my mother could have been there. I would have liked to see the expression on her face, because thefe, nestling at the bottom of our super-duper icebox was a big square pan of black enamél, overflowing with’ water, even as it did in 1912, Turned out that those cold walls caused the water in the air to condense, It would form in droplets, run down the walls, and flow into a hole hidden beneath the patent vegetable crisperizer, From the hole a tube led to the pan. The same pan that was the bane of my life in the first place. End of sad tale of modern progress.

Showered With Nails

WET-HEN NOTE: Kind citizens from all over, me

packages of eightpenny nails to repair my hen

house. This was in response to my wail about

ug. The emergency is over. To you who have sent me nails, thanks; to you who may have been thinking about it, don't. One more shipment of nails

and there'll be no room at my place for me.

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An Indianapolis contractor donated labor fo erect the walls of fire station. It will form a wing of a proposed Town

Interested Contractor Donates

The garage, which will form one wing of a proposed Town Hall, began to rise from the ground yesterday. Labor, donated

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Rocky Ripple volunteers, and plans call for a training under guidance.

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World Report—

‘Polish Reds

Russ Marshal Lent by Kremlin

Gets No. 2 Spot

“Titoists” in the government,

and “opportunism.” It said agents” to infilitrate the organization. One of the ousted officials Wladyslaw Gomulka, former vice premier. He was replaced on the Central Committee by Soviet Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky, who last week was named Polish defense minister. Purged with Mr. Gomulka were) Maridn Spychalski, Construction Minister and former first Vice Minister of Defense, and Senon Kliszko, Vice Minister of Justice. Defended Tito Their ouster followed the removal of scores of ‘“unreliables” from government posts... None of the three, however, was ousted from membership in the party, although all were barred from holding any future party office. Mr, Gomulka first got into hot water in July, 1948, for defending Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia after his expulsion from the Cominform. : * Mr. Gomulka suggested at that time that Tito was right in handling the peasants in his own way, even though it did not conform with the Moscow’s line. . Two months later, Mr. Gomulka was removed as Communist Secretary General, but allowed to remain vice after he recanted his support to Tito. A # * .

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Three top members of the Polish Communist Party Central Committee have been ousted in what was regarded. today as the start of a long-awaited purge of alleged

A formal statement accused the three of “nationalism”

they had allowed “hostile

Boviet bloc today saying they do not recognize a commission sponsored by Russia to rule the Danube, They charged the Soviét Union with trying to get a monopoly on Danubian commerce.) ” » ~

Turkey TURKISH newspapers said tos day that American “diplomats in the Middle East would meet here Nov. 25. The newspapers said the diplomats would discuss counter-meas-ures against Soviet propaganda, Communist provocations against

Communist activity in. Arab countries and in Israel, the U. 8. Aid Program to underdeveloped countries, and measures against possible changes in the Balkans. » » »

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POLICE said today they have jailed the leader of an international gang of terrorists who allied themselves with the Communists “to subvert violently the authority of the state.” The arrest of Cert Calust Megherian, 46, known as the “professor,” completed the cracking of the band, most of whose 48 member; are now in prison, authorities said. The band had previously op erated in Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Spain, police said. It committed robberies, blew up stores and murdered with “anti-capitalist slogans and mottoes of social justice,”. they said. » » - Great Britain THE: Trades Union Congress gave reluctant indorsement today to the Labor government's appeal for a“wage freeze to help curb inflation. After weeks of stalling, TUC called on balking affiliated unions to /forego any furthér wage Increase demands, TUC is the main financial sup-

and encompasses unions with eight million members,

porter. of the ruling Labor Party]

The Shah of Iran

fice dignitary met the Shah as the plane landed for a 30-minute stop-

Turkey by radio and publications, over:

The Iranian ruler, accompan by U. 8. Col. Robert Landry, plans an extended stay in the United States as the President's guest. He is an aviation enthusiast, and was expected to handle the controls of the plane part of the way. The Shah left his capital of Tehran earlier today. U. 8. Ambassador John Cooper Wiley and other high diplomat. attended the Tehran farewell ceremonies. - » » » Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia has ordered dozens of Americans, Britons and other foreigners to leave the country, diplomatic sources said today. Thsoe ordered expelled include many sympathetic to communism. Informants said thé Communist government appears to be kicking out of the country most western nationals not attached to diplomatic missions or representing

two weeks in which to pack and leave. The action was believed a direct outgrowth of the recent trial in Budapest, Hungary, of former Foreign Minister Las-

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Of UE Employees at P. R. Mallory

in Superior Court today.

a temporary restraining order and injunction

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Not Divorce Grounds

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 15 (UP) A judge held an argument “ver attending tennis matches was not sufficient to grant Film Actress Nancy Guild a divorce. But he gave her the decree when she added ‘details of alleged -crueities.| Miss Guild, 23, came into Buperior Judge J. FF. Moroney's court for a divorce because er husband, Charles: Russell Jr. 30,

“They're not grounds for di vorce,” the judge said. Then she said Mr. Russell called their marriage a mistake. Divorce granted. - : Miss Guild won custody of their baby daughter and $80 a mon for its support. ; ;

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Cafe Operator's. Death HARLAN, Ky., Nov. 15 (UP)—

=: 2300 From Bolting Union

Judge Issues Writ Against Officials A move to prevent 2300 employees of P. R. Mallory and Co, from bolting the ranks of the United Electrical Workers was made

Arnold Kelly and Howard Jackson, trustees of Local 1001, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers.of America,

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