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FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1949

L. of C. Re- elects Second. Term Hoke President

15 New Directors

Also Chosen

Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce members today looked forward to a second year of leadership by Frank J. Hoke, last night re-elected president by the board of directors. Mr. Hoke was unagimously named to begin another ‘term of office Jan. 1. He is vice president and general manager of Holcomb & Hoke Ma..u’acturing Co, Four C of C vice presidents also were re-elected. They included J. Ralph Fernstermaker, E, B, New- & ill, Harry T, Ice and Russell 8. ¥; Williams. Treasurer Re-elected Frank J. Hoke

Another official, George 8. Olive, treasurer, was chosen to » serve another term. Two Policemen

Nine directors chosen by a majl

election included C. D. Alexanger, Scalded, ! Fatally,

C. Harvey Bradley, James

Carnine, William P. Flynn, Paul In Steam Bath L. McCord, Howard 8, Morse

Charles E, Wagner, Carl H. Wal. |

Jerich and Walter E. Wolf. | SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9 (UP)

The board of directors named —A Veteran police officer was six other directors. They are I.|accidentally scalded to death and

W. Cotton, Harry 8. Hanna, W./another seriously burned in Henry Roberts, George W. Stark,| Finnish steam bath. Elmer R. Krueger and Howard| R. Meeker. |

Burglars Select Brown, 50, was lying with h

head out of the pool when the

Valuables—Coffee owner of the bath broke into the

room. Two open showers were ¥ pouring more scalding water over ¥

Sign of the times: Joseph Clauser, 45, of 3704 E.

Kessler Blvd., told sheriff's depu- the pair.

ties he found that his house had ir. Kelly was dead when found Jf been burglarized when he re-|2Nd Mr. Brown was taken to an turned home this morning ater ems hospital with third to a night's work. rst degree burns over most of

this body. His condition was d scribed as “good.” es 5

Mrs, Clauser is visiting for a week in Chicago, and the intruder took his time in ransack-|

ing drawers and closets. | WHEN REVIVED at the hosAfter—a~ careful check, Mr. pital Mr. Brown could remember Clauser - listed = the loot: One Nothing of what had happened pound - of coffee from the cup-| [except going into the steam room. board; two pounds of coffee from | John Taimioja, owner -of the the refrigerator. bath, said he broke into the . - room. when another patrolman

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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 9 Mr. Taimioja sald both h

(UP)—Mrs. Ferdinand Ehlinger water faucets were turned on full saw her husband and her mother |force, pouring a deluge of scalddie of heart attacks almost si-/ing water on the prostrate offi-

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Survivors Hang on for Two Hours

Until Coast Guard Makes Rescue ay {passed over the resort island of joday that deficit fimancing. will oh the Presents program on . v axa year, MIAMI, Fla; Dec. 8(UP)—A family of four and another n man|Biminl. votes now taxes, unless CangTSts But er — no I get-

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| ives to two empty gasoline, tanks which kept them afloat for two put each child on. one of the figures arrived here last night to Popularly referred to as a bal-| Tw Fr fr hours tintil a Coast Guard rescue plane picked them up. tanks and the three adits formed [confer with President Truman on ance. {| proved apd American wie 50°

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