Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1950 — Page 4

a Lewis, He Urges President

WASHINGTON, Jan, T (UP) ' Ben. Robert A. TElt (R. 0.), demanded today that President Truman evoke emergency provisions| of the Taft-Hartley Law against John L. Lewis to force full production of coal. ] Mr. Lewis’ United Mind Works ers have been digging coal only ‘three days a week since Dee. 5. Because of dwindling fuel stocks, the Interstate Commerce Com-| mission has ordered railroads to, withdraw from. passenger traffic, some 500 coal-burning locomo-| tives at midnight tonight. Sen. Taft sald Mr, Traman| ap oe ; A : ; should make use now of Taft. pk a Ls Harty | provisions authorising U. S. Supreme Court Justice Sharman Minton of indiana’ was the guest of honor at the In- “Mir, “and Mrs, Jack McFall and Mr. McFall's

80.year-old | 80-day jajunctiony gsinat Siriken) diana State Society ball in Washington, D. C., Friday night. Justice Minton, Mrs. Minton, Mrs. mother were other guests af the dance, Mr. McFall is an assistant |

safety. The Obloan said. the pert) Lewis B. Hershey and Maj. Gen. Hershey, director of Selective Service and president of the Indiana Secretary of State. TF * Many Styles point was near. | State Society, meet in the reception fine. a ; “If we're not there now, we'rel rtd Texas U. to Admit * Huge California I All Sizes going to get there, Mr, Taft sal RE y i But Fedetal labor experts said i 3 | REG. $39 $39.95 VALUES rE Bidar Lie 2 Amita Flies queduct Breaks | REG. $39.

of the soft coal dispute “for the

, ba Graduate Negroe Aq: ANGELES, Jan. 7 (UP)—| ex ne i , The Owens Valley aqueduct, ! time being despite Pleas that he To Cheer B Lou of 8 | which brings water 300 miles 95. These officials said Mr, Truman | EW Instruction May Be faerie he gow Gomi girs 9 <

| broke today and millions of gal- til city ane will defer action at least until) : . : Of | ons of ‘water was lost, investigate Ruhart x Denham, gtneral Sun One-Handed Girl ' 8 4 Main Campus The Department of Water and NB by ° spectors ss ol ne oN rte to: Ami in Memphis | po : AUSTIN, Tex; Jan. 7 (UP)— Power said the break near Pine 1 het Re failed to ® tons. Boa, Sect “ th violati rrives in emphis - ESS | The University of Texas today Tree, 20 miles north of the desert £8 i : i fire. are ct von vs MEMPHIS. Jenn, a. on \ : A !announcéd that it had agreed “to | town of Mojave, will cut off the Come in early. Choose | § ’ i + The builc : y . : Jong year-old Phyllis Dets! {admit Negro students of graduate ‘Owens Valle 1 : wk ew : PL Barly Dicimion tag! Velller, who lost her right hand! . ; ¥ {rank to gve classes, on a limited! a week. y supply for at least § groom our extensive new : Eh ph ng Denham to e UNNEE two years ago, arrived here to-| - 4 _ and segregated basis, |" Plent 4 fF ; : : yr 8 y. of storage supplies are §. hion- =k A loss and fir “PH ae ages Jo maxes Secision] [night to Sher up 10- Year old Betty, Ee aormimions wil be handio al I a gs Pp ra Slieation =x fas 1. Song ant fi u Jarbury, who just lost hers,} 3 tractual basis with th ,and value - great | | he considers the three-day week! pndiils. win flew. unescorted! on a contractual basis e| famine, however, they said. ne a gre Nu

: Ae py Texas State University for| The break was reported by a hi it] ; or . All of the * an legal tactic to force producers! rom her home town, Willoughby, = Negroes. at Houston. Graduates Navy pilot from the. Inyokernd] topcoats: Made ol al A] Te Bee 0. BR except mur

to grant Mr. Lewis’ wage-hour|o, foundghat Betty Lou had al- ans h ble to! cum pov fo a SSN ra “ £2028 sup of the Ho n school unable Rava Ordnance: Tonttug Statigh] wool,

has had no contfact. since the old ville Ten / 2. Puidiny . ; oo : ih to % i ! ; Se Gd ; 225 a oe - one expired June 30; wt as Rpfees TRerT ” a Tar DR SE eB nlm NTN AARNE SI x 3 issn rsoiicnison nn rue sis oes ga , & {DMOLtow. 10 mass Od a : | oo EE + ¢ them, whic

oe bh : oF i : f Bel. } ; I’. 1, 8. ‘president of Civil | Re and lo sizes “ RE . : recommend ynators and House Both girls had suffered rs ‘bone, . , the University of Texas. said the Rights Manting gular ng, i :

embe of ¢ here 7 % / § § - i - : years ago, ify os et our Pavia told reporters that shel a Negro instruction would be “pre- 10 Be. Held Tomorrow 34 to 44. ; credible spe onday on the eo y po : 4 sumably . . . off the main campus, | A Civil Rights mass meeting ; spread.

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al A Fire Lt. By | » Church will be held at 8 p. m.| ’ i : CO ATS , Truman has put off seeking her “will come stright from the| a Worked ot. tomorrow. Delegates to the Na-| Mon % eather : charge of

a Taft-Hartley injunction because heart.” Access to Library tional - Emergency Civil Rights. reach the |

. , i However, he said the Negro, i tempts we) of belief that Mr. Lewis wants “I remember Now I felt when Mrs. Esther Codi + acitiory’ ‘of the Indiana State Society, graduate students would “have| Mobilization in Washington, D. C., n 1511.95 and $19.95 VALUES Ly a 4 4 of water pi

such action. it happened to me.” Phyllis said.| Miss Misty Briceno of Venezuela and Douglas Whitlock, chairman of | will be elected. “Then he (Lewis) could damn “I thought it would be pretty dif-| y., yaeigfy's committee, get together during the evening. [access on the man campua 10 the) Speakers“ will ingjide Philip Men's Capeskin Leather Coats or the b Orie: Truman and take himself off the ficult when I lost my hand, but| ___|library. Willkie, state representative; ll | Cossack Style Jackets, made of ‘i Rt was 5 spot.” Sen. Taft said. now I get along fine.” At Houston, Craig 8. Cullinan,! {Henry J Richardson Jr. Indian-| capeskin Jeather. Roth are rayon n

«| Her official greeter at the air- F M RB lel Pp be chairman of the board for the |apolfs attorney; and Willard Ran- Sizes 36 to 46. Although ay Of Mier - port A rll gh D. Van Dyke Uuzz on ayor' S a a e Negro university, said the applica- | spoils 1048 ye ale for Ra lined. Staus ‘ YomeD. th mated there is enough soft coal of the Memphis Fhamper a Ss ri u e o av e is TO stn Ri reason! District et on i y- there above ground f(b meet average merce, who 8 m , groes {Progressive Par ’ : _ needs for ‘about 7 7 dayn Phyllis’ chaperone uring her ; a Austin, had: een: teeeived and = ES 0 nsh

jan : Enterprising Trichologist Sets Up Plush hpproved he 8 Oo! Co

Tis. 3 Tous Air Force Soowant Salon, Uses Lotion Called ‘Perkutina’ a BRISBA]

FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan. 7 (UP)--Fuzz was reperted . With an a Turkey, Jan. 7. Held in Texas. Slaying sprouting today on the head of Lord Mayor Walter Kolb, bald for BO a Ds It ne ue . \ Canadian AUP)—Naked and barely able to, EL PASO, Tex, Jan. 7 (UP)— 28 years, but the man who grew it there was accused of endangering applied, it Will-be necessary for | fof Queens speak. Bekir and Mehmet Tan- An Alr Force sergeant who fol- hia patient's heaith. us_to make ‘good: under the con-{lf Canadians’ riverdi, 35-year-old twins, have lowed his estignged wife and her The hair grower is. Wilhelm Heger, a Yugoslav chemist who tract and we we wil} bananas. been found living in the topmost date home from a Juares, Mexico, opened a plush salon here last September and started working on A trial

in a cafe, then s A 10 th, German scalps, using a lotion: - ; . will leave pear. Gireoun: 2. (WAR In JAI i oe “Perkutinadi ies’ | beauty sajon operator in Parts Father | Held = . : . distribution

two “wild men of Ana-| With murder. Mayor Kolb's associates quoted land a soldier in the Yugoslav ST o Jucensla . as | pinedpple. exports to

’ tala” apparently have been Nv- Sgt. Kenneth I, Jones, 26, of him As being enthusiastic but shy 2m: indignantly denied press In Girl $ Slaying state over

_/reporta that police . ‘closed his ing in their tree-home for seven Briggs Air Force Base, Whose 4pout his hair but with “a cer - - years. Escorted under guard to home is at Toledo, O. admitted tin feeling that it will develop Place on Christmas eve or that) NEwWBURG, an. TA 46-year-Giresun, the twins now are being killing Frank Pukil Jr, 33 susther.” the portly Dr. Kolb had knocked!giq father was taken to Warrick! examined by doctors. They refuse’ | prominent El Paso business man.! Dr. Otto Schmidt, chief of the in vain on his door for another County jail tonight after the shot- RCC

Wear [early today. lefty's health office, not only was, treatment. .- n he was holding during a “rhe wey S5-year-old father, SEL Jones’ wife, Marjorie, and|qubjous about effects of the treat- A en a ree discharged and | 360 W. WASHINGTON ST no Mustafa Tanriverdi, said they Mr. Pukil met only recently, TheYiment but curious. whether the killed his small daughter, state SRT] Pa ACA disappeared afte r completing dined in a Juarez cafe last night. “perkutor method” endangers the in 1y § kers police said, B ccm their military service. Sgt. Jones happened to see them. patient's health as several prac-

Heavren Settles will be held, : "nounced tos | He argued with Mr. Pukli and tioners charge. for grand jury investigation fol- alg ; from the p

[cursed his wife, police said. | “rhe result of my investi Win Jobless Pav lowing the death of six- 1d " resigned 3 stigation 8 the deat x-year-old | 3 3 esigned as island Di Diver Finds ME A— ————— {will be published in about three Sharon Faye Settles on Pell Rd. : - versity last Pearl Valued at $7000 Woman Injured lor four weeks,” he said. He de near this Ohio River community. | years. Sick

nied that the city health office Review Board According: to state police, Mr, . : rs — DARWIN, iin SG ._ ‘In Fall on Ice Here asked the Lord Mayor for his Backs Settles was threatening his wife, “aa, = FS

4 > . Discovery of a single pear- .shaped 2 30-yeapaid Rots Sie wons opinion, or that the Mayor had Decision of Referee vith, the Shotgun during wire ol ~ pear has put Torres Straits Is- In lat po AF, \Re 2 bn biabit himself as an exhibit, Indianapolis laundry -workerst, <d and att ig * “> 1 lander Tom Whap into the bucks. so, (Al yesterday as Jae sus Sprinkied on Paté who- lost their jobs when they|lervened and attempted to take, ; a aap brough up a [Med to clear a thick layer of - oe Heger sald he grows hair by *1a8ed a protest strike last spring the gun from him. a e natv ver : ice from trees, shrubbe and! ® e po por Tae Sh gh ty 8s ng Perko on 3 hay are anid to nerployment, 4 1 U2 Sprit, ols nt Type 128 Thread Woven $7000 near Thursday Island the ars Nell K, Dawson, of 3946 pate and then working it in with ana Emme te. _ Inat-, younger child. - other day. His share of it will Ruckle St. suffered head, neck the help of electric treatment slon’s Np ov a yy i — —_— — l oy ’ Nationally known brand, snow white bleached. be worth $5250 under the scheme and spinal injuries when she| “A single session takes about ~ = uled Farmer. 83 to Wed 2 Deep hems, no filling. Will five years of service. in which divers recelve 75 per slipped on an icy walk and fell 10 minutes and the result is that The board's action sust | ’ ’ . ; 7 First quality, cent of the value of their finds./from the curb of the west seg-|the blood circulation is fully re 5 action sustained a pig Housekeeper, 73

The 40-carat gem is one of the ment of the Circle. She was in stored” he sald. “That makes finding last th tars BROCTON- Mass. Jan. 7 (UP) REGULAR. $2.19—72x99 TWIN SIZE _________EACH $1.84

. V 's hal I Jargest ever found in Boas on in Bt ne a "ME Hoger, 45- year-old tormer Morris. —~An 83-year-old farmer will | ' REGULAR $2.29-81x99 FULL LENGTH ._ EACH $1.84

The strike protested a contract{marry his 73-year-old house-|

The ve Been Workine on the Levee : Signed Dy unary operators keeper. noth great- Today he to pA REGULAR $2.39—81x108 EXTRA LENGTH EACH $1.94 - which wou orce employees to/toOmorrow e sa ay he fe a os a y 4 join an AFL 8 f the “50 years younger.” workers found themselves out ofl It will be Ane. third marriage! REGULAR 55¢—42x36 PILLOWCASES EACH Ac

.work. when, the operators re- for George F. Thresher of Broc-|

[fused Is" tet hen “sesume het Lor ad {00 spond for 30st. befell 20.INCH UNBLEACHED SHEETING

Reason for Decision | met. seven months ago by ad- Reg. 35¢ Valus. 80x80" Thread Woven

Col. Everett. 1. Gardner, di- | vertising for someone to keep his 80. - Square unbleached sheetin Firm_ closely woven. real alit rector of the: Employment Se-| farmhouse. i { sheeting for general hou es mi ly A quality curity Board, said it held the, Only 18 members of their im-. .

d workers. entitled to benefits be-. Mediate Imus Ris daughter. X ) ai cause the plants were not closed dnd son-in-law, five grandchildren " Bee! due to strike when they sought) and four great-grandchildren— 36 WHITE OUTING FLANNEL

81" UNBLEACHED SHEETING {to return to work, Had the plants Will attend the single ring cere- Actual 28¢ Value. 36" Heavy- 24: Actuat.49¢ Value

been closed, no benefits would be ORY. 81” Cl ov : I nse weight bleached outing flan- osely woven unbleached . in order & ung sheeting. Ideal for sheet and

Colonel Gardner estimated that! Body Found in Tunnel: nel. Ideal for infant wear, : quilt backs. Will _ bleach

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f “probably not 50” employees are YARD easily, Yd. - ia hei . 3 Y I ng gt invoived in the. case. ‘Hat Has Indiana Label = y 4 “ Employers have 15 days in| JOLIET, Iii, Jan: 7 (UP)—The .

{which to carry the case to Ap- body of an unidentified man was! val | J pellate Court, he said. {found today by two teen-aged QUILTED MATTRESS PROTECTORS - - {boys in a tunnel under a dam in

4 Nurse Offers ‘Sure’ lan "A Jaded 1h amusement park. Closely quilted mattress pads. Bleached muslin covering. Tape . i | A label in the man's hat said:| bound edges. ’ ’ Cure for Hiccoughs |“Scott Toggery, Kewana, Ind.” v « SYCAMORE, Il, Jan. 7 (up)| Medical examiners said the 39x76-In. Reg. $2.98 $225 54x16-In. Reg. $3.98 $328

tegistered nurse Eloise Spahr Han haa been Stet stout & week | | Twin-Size Protectors, ea. Full-Size Protectors, ea. sald today she'd’ feel guilty if she ’ y 8 a e Lt

didn't give Jack O'Leary her had no toes on his right foot. He treatment for hiccoughs.. was described as being “pretty

: {well dressed.” Th ] 4 n | Jack, a 24-year-old Los Angeles marks ae on ihe body, | COLONIAL BEDSPREADS z CHENILLE BEDSPREADS

grocery clerk, started hiccoughing| The man carried a new wallet, | 18 months ago. His weight hasibut it contained no money, police! | 81x105”. Full bed size. Heavy Full bed size. White and coldropped to 80 pounds, and his quality colonial weave bed- 5 59 ored ground. Quality Chenille $ 49

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{family says he's still hiccought | bedspread. at the rate of one a second. 3 Stead, 2enlivpug oe es o Ean Mrs. Spahr says Jack should take a pencil, put it in his mouth, lodge it crosswise between his

va ve i p- | rear molars and swallow at least : 35%; LINEN : TOWELING Ned Sharp (lef) and brother, Walker Sharp . . . they're tired of high water. [seven times. ok \ Wii WN : 2 The theme song of the Sharp height of 3 feet d is ances to operate. But the water got “I Just stumbled on the treat- > alue. eet now. and is ment,” Mrs. 8 h o Yotm / Designs. ¥ Vv , 17” width brothers—sung in a doleful minor quarter-mile long, their land hasi/in on them in 1047 and was even always works. alr sam, n \ g Colerful Printed Reg. Bo

key-~might well be that old fa- been under water since Tuesday. {worse in 1943 and 1937. Even a y \ \ printed kitchen toweling. Large seletclon of pat4 A

Choice of blue or rose. Each colored, worked chenille. Ea.,

vorite, “I've Been Working On! “we're not going to fool around though their homes are compara- DEFENSE GROUP TO MEET ’ v : Kitchen curtains. Yd. The Levee.” + any longer.’ Ned says. “We may|tively dry. theyll have to clear WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 (UP) We. | i Soran. Jeni for towels and 1 _ Ned Sharp, 5500 W. 10th St. : Gs their farmland of debris when the The U. S.Canadian regional

‘have to ruin several acres of : _ . . . brother, Walker Sharp, land, Bt’ we're: going to bulldons] {ater Faces. 10 Sad o Froup of the North Atlantic de-N ) N OT Dave removed ancugh earth ono tL eves teihogs to a farm weve Tenis meeting here Jon. oT 7P HAYNES WASHOLOTHS RAISON KRINKLE BEDSPREAD their farm thelfinish the job. It's cost us several keep them safe,” Ned says. "And Regular 15¢ value. Heavy- 21 0: 1x108” Size. ‘Actual’ $2.19

next year, dollars in time and it takes so long to dry out around B-20'S TO FLY NORTH : | And materials Already.” here because there isn't any out- WASHINGTON, Jan. T (UP)= ; ‘weight, colorful block . plaid ih S

- By continuous pumping, thei let. The water just has to soak Three squadrons of specially " , 4 washeloth. Cholcs of 3 golors. Sharp bro last week man- out.” equipped B-20's will go to Goose tt TS E id 10 keep their basements Next year, that levee is going Bay, Laborador; d PF | ! 5 . — gelato allow sh utarito Tix everyting —tauy, wpe ~ Pnamsnons