Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1950 — Page 2

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Warns Husband Just pe © ‘Anybody Knows There's Something Wrong | A 60- year - old Indianapolis

» 3 » woman was dragged to her death PR With Us,’ Dr. Homrighausen Declares by an Pibodaid. last night an t By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor instant after shouting a warning! «Hundreds of Hoosier ministers are listening eagerly and rev. to her husband. erently to suggestions about how to become better ministers. Mrs. - Zella Hofer of 214 N. § That is the impression the spectator gets as he visits sessions Gray St. died in! wr

of the State Pastors’ Conference in the Third Christian Church. The interdenominational convention opened yesterday and will close tomorrow noon. The large Autti un is being crowded for the

@ddresses, Both Dr. E. G. Homrighausen| i spoke at the opening session IY and

General Hospital a few minutes after being struck by a car driven by Earl J. Vanus, 44, of 14 N. Parkview Ave, at New

Dr. Rolland

i | W. Schloerb who ean Workers Walk Dut st

| owketched large Strike Halts Flow

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words, They Of 7100 Cars Oo i,

: | Clifford Hofer, | 62, the victim's husband, told po-|

Mrs. Hofer 0 he was walk-|

broad globalclared as he stalked from the|thrown across the hood of Mr. Dr. terms. smoke:filled bargaining room in|Vanus’' car. Homrighausen © “Anvhody who a mid-city hotel Hospital attaches sald Mrs. knows the whole world situation| Picket lines formed quickly, at Hofer died of a broken back, rence. Block's. knows there is something wrong some of the plants, but at a mass fractured hip and internal in-

earnest gestures as he did so. The workers to go home because there] Mr. Hofer said they had been

Harbison, Ayres’; George Madden, Block's; A. L. Spencer, Wasson’ Distributors; Terry Haycox, Wasson's; F. W. Dunn, Ayres’; Merril Lin

oy, Bl : Ea a nd nd, Autocisted Law- vestigation into the mechanical Minnesota, northern Wisconsin

wheel mechanism failed. ‘ maaan Tallet. fuding a $-yoar-old Dov: and the crew of three escaped injury. The plane, operated by the Arrow Lines, was

en route from New York City to! California. Damage to the plane was esti- Blizz ards | ash mated at $2000. Most of the damage was on the wings ese Western States L. Smelzer, Ind., the pilot, that Marion mechanism was not working as Twin Storms Halt wheels from functioning.|’ landing rom functioning. Trains, Shut Schools

| They e plane into a soft stretch of| (Continued From Page One) ground made muddy by recent|last vestige of the blizzard that rains and skidded through it un-/roared out of British Columbia “itil the plane stopped. early yesterday, striking a heavy The flight had been scheduled [blow at parts of Washington, to pick up a new crew here and gon, Idaho and Utah.

linked the! . X " Ing ahead of his wife and heard, pers duty| (Continued From Page One) (nor shout, “Watch out for the Twenty-one members of Associated Distributors, Inc., of Indianapolis gathered at a luncheon continue on to Kansas City and] The Midwestern blizzard veered with the present. Corp. has forced this strike upon car” just before he heard a crash. yesterday fo take part in a drawing fo determine which of the state high school tournament bas. Burbank, Cal. least into central Canada éarly day and spoke in(its workers,” Mr. Reuther de-/Hs said he turned to see his wite Letbal games they will sponsor for television. Taking part in the drawing are dh to right) Bob | Civil Aeronautics Authority of- today after laying up to 10 inches

ficials ordered an immediate in- of snow across North Dakota,

failure. i and upper Michigan. Co-pilot of the plane was Don-| . Dakota Roads Closed

ald Newman, 26, New York. The) ) ¥ a a, a Green | North Dakota's entire 7000-mfle

RE Le ar _ In Indianapolis—Vital Statisti a pe his RA EH eat (he main Corley rien On Way Home In Indianapo 15 me ! a a is ICS {8yracuse; N.Y." "road system was closed by drifts

except for a 10-mile stretch be-

{Order of Amaranth and the O. P. Jaycee [eon Noon, Washing- A llenberg

ineent's—Levern, Virginia Hyslop;

method of paying $100 monthly;

of the Central Christian Church Indiana Retail Hardware Association—Last “Baker.

and insurance benefits. Girls /and Alaska Chapter of Travel indiana Hardw Lumbermen's Associa: At St. Franeis—Paul, Thelma Elsbury

Igcked doors?

/three daughters, Mrs. Sylvia GE LICENSES |Brewer and Mrs. Mildred Hodges) MARRIAGE 1] 23, 554 Winona WiI-

{of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Lila age Ruth Hass, 4401 Crittenden Jones. Eugene Betty Crouse; Off

much fluff, through shells 10 get, More than 80,000 workers were to ours. Their ghells have been (called out immediately in Michi-| blasted away. an, Delaware and Georgia.|

“How does it happen that the Plants in Indiana, California and!

, Margaret Reynolds; Edward, Elizabeth’ Sudin Granth, Catherine ox worthy: Geraldine Lambert

Cohen, {Weigle of Denver, Colo.; a broth- Visi, *1 7°15 Ww, «34. ter. Donald. Helen Rodgers, Ralph.

Guardia and Idlewild Airports for | Martin: MY Winx L hn | Ellen C. Hayden. 82 at 1935 N. Keystone, by hard sacrificial work done with) rite William A. Rig Da en y Company officials were not able ithe second day today and halted ag or v. worth (carmella. MeByai 7. at 118 Douglass. |

Josephine H. Bruns, 78, at St Vincent's, | Cerebral hemor Ree rourh. 38, at 110] ertrude ol RA barous at 36th, carcinom {classmen have been chosen by!

the Iron Curtain, pensions 10 d workers, Martin Chapter, Daughters of the re J "Kenneth, Mary Kathiesn Smith: Rovert. 1 ena ve met inside mtn age hospitalization| Union. She also was a member EVENTS TOMORROW Wo LL TR Bdvard

speaker is a former Indianapolis would be no picket lines at that|to a Walcott St. address to rent EVENTS TODAY jon: Jars, Fo vs. Dondlé M. Black Wil- RYN Rist Sluis 4 MT N: Casita, June Kopp Heads tween Mandan and Bismarek. Pastor aDd at présent 3 Professcr ractory. | house for a daughter and were fish Schatls Orenl oder qin 1:3 —— worl Newhouse. 6. at 2031 N. Tinos, | The Milwaukee Railroad's main in Princeton Theological Semi-| , n..0 walkout of 4000 em- returning home when the accident! pm. 534 Buckingham Dr. BIRTHS joss “Brown “Rogers, 68. at 31 W. doth, ‘Southport Club line was blocked between Java nary. Since leaving here 3 has ployees at the one Detroit plant occurred. Te. Deum Holiday bis> on. Murat Lesion AL Methodisi—Rodhey. Zeims Mae Huff. Mary Lou Thomas. 23. at St. Vincent's 5 land Mobridge in South Dakota written various 3 an began a few minutes after a/ She was a native of Franklin ,Asstiiary—noon 137 Westfield Blvd =~. S Te Vincent's — Vincent Rosemary Ralph & Wear. 42. at Vetersns, hyper-| June Kopp, Southport High eled much abroad. picket line formed at a haul-'and a resident of Indianapolis for Buller Alumni Clud—6:30 p. m.. on the Tp hy ho ensive cardiovascular. |School junior, is the new presi- and the Northern Pacific Rail“T have leas away gate. 48 years, Town Meeting —t Butler University on Framele—R hard, Margery Eieq Giesnnah Hite 91. at 3861 Ruckle. ar-|qon¢ of Senior-ority, a club for road held up its North Coast Limfear about Chris- More than 100 city police Iryiugion n Union of Clube—3 p 3 N Mytierspaugh; Oarrett, Viglet Snodgrass. Linds Rise, 1, at St. Vincent's, Stelectants junior and senior class girls. ited at Fargo because of drifting tianity behind swarmed around the main Chrys. , Active . in lodge affairs of cumberland Chapter 515. OES—4 ». m. A § Far, di Aero tude egrenral embotiam 18. Anita Williams was elected ROWS to the west, the Iron Curtain ler plant in mid-city Indianapolis, Mrs. Hofer was a plumberiand Temple. Mytroid: ohn. Names po liam, Filme Emma M Keller, 83 a 1663 Park, arterio- n ident and Charlotte Weil-| Most communities in the Dathan about the | . Negotiators had met continu- member of the Indianapolis Chap- Junior ~ Chamber of Eommeres — noon = Jigen Shy Fg SER newman. 67, at 850% Virginia, vice president an ar a n kotas closed their schools for the l : ter, Order of Eastern Star, the A Washington A ot Lesite, Jieien Ra Ragland: Mar- myocardit hammer secretary. Miss Blanche, being. High school basketsentimental {ously for 24 hours to forestall a Indianapolis Purdue Assoc! Alice Saunders 8. Marcella Margaret a 69. at Methodist, 1s, | ariety we have B th Order of White Shrine of Jerfisa-' Athletic Club Thomas: John. Bertha Bo Pan. Al-| MEA ea ann. rhage Penrod, dean of girls, is sponsor ,..1 schedules were postponed. vi y Midwinter walkout. But neither |lem, Indianapolis Court N Indians Retail Hardware Association | san Bender: Paul Glagys Wagler: Beecher Oakley Wickiiff 3, at.418 N of the up ls hools al 1 here,” he con- side would budge on its chosen| polis Court No, 1, "ip, rough Thujsdey kwood, Norma Olsson; Harold, Lot- | Ponting coronary. peclusion group. [Some schools also were closed in

the Michigan upper peninsula. Heavy loads of ice and snow snapped telephone wires and the

Eight seniors and 18 under-|

A. Pu 83, at 611 'N. Oxford Noroaary Ihramnoss ©or® the FBLA as Southport High|y,) western Bell Telephone Co.

ron Martha earcino

A Phi illips, mn, at 45168 Carrollton, {members of the national busi- reported that 75 long distance

th pastors and Begin Picketing © }—Robert. Patricia McQueen: STD e———— e | Study Club. | tiom—Through Priday, Severin 4 See JA eneral-Robeit. 1 ot r (ness organization. [lines were knocked out. Christianity is so Dr. Schloerd | pour thousand. workers at the Besides hor Husband, Mrs Hioter seizes ne Borough, PASS, Cintbool a Coleman iirin, Gla sme: sames. Britich Polio Victim They are: | . | nn rbar genuine! Dodge division plant began pick- le 8 M Yod hy 1Wo Sona, Clarence Advertising’ en, Aaroee, | “aarti belie Hendrickson. 30: ©° WwW to Rec pitiard, DE homas “Hosier. Sniriey “Byren: Lonely Outside, He Asks “You have to go through so |eting an hour before the deadline, ah elvin, of Indianapolis; and Ce-everative lug, 1% re n ay overy Mickey Branson, Carolyn Brown.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25 Haines, Myrtle Banks, Carilyn Border To Return to Prison

(UP) —— | Barbara Campbell, Janet Carr,

William, Tune Snyder; James, Grace liaaes Dawe, 6-year-old British| {Coniil, Emily Cooney, Myrna Precis. ir: JACKSON, Mich., Jan. 25 (UP)

Hawn, Nelda Kirkham, June Kopp. |

87th; Gloria ®.| Betty Hughey; Dlovd, Florence carpen-, polio victim brought here for|Delores Martin, Shirley Riley, Beverly | —Parolee Daniel E. Brogan told

Sawyer, Patty

Donna Un:|treatment, today was reported eras Anite nama “Wima Willey Southern Michigan Prison officials

d, 68. Springfield, O. Iph, B le Hardsoc church has lost out in so many Kansas closed as the 10 a. m. or, Dule Sweeay. MeCordsy eid ear Ww, Ba Springfigld. ©, ou Hollie, Leona Cox. or? — Roo. | doing wonderfully” and a doctor|and Audrey Laker. today that he wants to return to places where it once thrived? The deadline came in their time zones, anapolis, and 10 grandchildren, | heim L. Waterman, 15, S460 E. Al St. Vipcents—Faul an 25 - kT sald she eventually might be able Carol Schuls has been chosen by the his cell because “I just don’t feel church has got to be spiritually) An additional 16,000 nonstrik- Services will be held at 1:30, Joes % Duke 31, 2430 Ralston: Mar.| Eloise Gardner; Loe, Mal enero: to phi. Th braces and crutches. javutor, class to, represent. South grt High at home on the outside.” renewed. No other agency can do ers at Chrysler will be idled with-| m. Frid H 8 jorie A. Dorsey, 18, 2340 8 Sheldon. Mary Maxwell: Alexander Joyce Moore: Dr. Philip Lewin, the child’s|Cohtest sponsored by the Daughters of Brogan, 44, hailed two scout what the church can do. Chris-|{ hort ti d 55,000 em +B ay in Harry W. Moore call QO. Creech, 31, 17 N. Keystone; Norma Charles, Isabelle Ayres; Norman, Mary the American Revolution. ! Aianity 1a faced WIth rival Taltha lr ose re at ie {Il be Peace Chapel. Burial will be in| Ci Fif® 20 0 ester Groves, Mo.;| | Marearet Wahl. aio my physician, said hope for the child's ~~ TT car officers and said he wanted v rms w . i Co; - " . - . ” politically and economically ha pioyees ot pe gone in two weeks. |Washingtod Park Cemetery, The aFpiricia M0 burnt, Oo ET French. Darothy Thom Su FecOvery is “unlimited, Vice Kingpin Robbed | Hoge in io the Big Bouse; Joie ih ) |Rev. William Shullenberger, pas-| Righare Odette J. Loubard, 20, 1313 N.| Locks: Eversut. Bertha McClung, WL Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-| . \from which he has been paroled gas a to let loose BE": Plants Sonverted | [tor of Third Christian Church, on Fo Jardan 22, $761 Rolling Ridge R4.;| 2636 Rader C"'|neth Dawe, said Janice now can| HOLLYWOQD Jan. 25 an. three times from a 2 to 10-year Gospel of Jesus again. You can't Production of Chrysler's 1950 will officiate. | Phyllis L. Donahue. 30. 1404 Broadwa DEATHS bps \ {take a few steps with the aid of | Sixty pairs of slacks wo sentence, models started Dec. 5 and hit a { {IE \ \_/braces and can push the pedals were stolen yesterday as they Brogan, sentenced in Detroit in 4a 1 bY JAeIng out mimeo. peak of 7100 cars dally Jan. 15. FOG GROUNDS N. Y. PLANES [DIVORCE SU 18 IL od d: Mary O Areriascierotic heart * 85 Vises anton a stationary bicycle. She was were being delivered to Michael's 1945, went back to jail in 1948 graphed sheets. You've got 10 40 4)| Chrysler plants were con-| NEW YORK, Jan. 25 (UP)—|E ve Louis W Brocas arise A Av. Mary William A. An teld. 10, at #11 E. 18th released from Michael Reese Hos- exclusive haberdashery on the at his own request. He was jailed ft by taking yourself to otheriyerteq completely to turn out the/mog grounded all planes at La 375" apr, ise Roberts. Edna ng Jo. at 842 N. Alabama, pital Nov. 9 after being treated Sunset Strip. The store, where a again for parole violation. human beings, sowing yourself, .o ore Grundy: | arterioscierosis almbst four months. liquidation sale is in progress,| Prison officials said they would

The. Dawes sold their household belongs to Mickey Cohen, alleged try to find a technicality on which

“Christianity is a venture in af-l ith General Motors Corp. May

firmative faith,” Dr, Schloerb, re . : Chicago pastor, informed his lis- piren ext Teo Jord contract ex: teners last night. “It holds 10] BinR mos ———— f i . . kii } some positive convictions and Water or Pitcher Victim | W ? : FR ankiin 44 summons men to live by them, . “Sometimes Christians have |g Awarded $1750 lived in a soclal order in which: gr 10u18, Jan. 25 (UP)—A most of these convictions were... .... or cold water, which sid generally held. They were a part A waitress’ tray onto a cusof the culture,'a part of the body |, or cost the May Department of afirmations that were general- g, = ¢1750 |n damages. ly accepted with little question. A federal court jury granted al L st 3 D $ “Today, we live In a world ini, 0 0ht for that amount to Mrs. a ay which some of the fundamental Hortense Franklin, 49, She said Afimations 3 rsa aI] she received a permanent back inidentified waitress’ : These positive convictions must |) When an unidentified waitress Thursday, Friday and Saturday be affirmed With the knowledge] Jumped the pitcher on her Jan. 22, that millions of people around the world hold their opposites to be ! nm

iim cn smear wo Miner Killed | Ayres’ January White Sale

Bishop John H. "Stamm of Har-|~Funeral services were arranged risburg. Pa., president of the Fed- today for Fred Haynes, 55, Terre Consul eral Council of the Churches of Haute coal miner killed in the Christ In America, will speak to- Black Hawk mine. Mr. Haynes

- night on “The Spirit of Redemp- was trapped by a coal drill yes- } . . " tion.” Dr. W. H. Bransford of An- terday. He suffered a crushed ) Sanforized Sheets lly Ind., conference president, .po«t and died instantly. - ! will lead the , devotions. Dr.

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