Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1950 — Page 5
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when an explosion blew him from the doorway of the Bargain store. Two other volunteer firemen, stationed on the roof of a nearby [butlding, Joe Curtiss, 22, and Bill
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gaining rights, including the right [to strike, would eventually dis-
> CN [74 will be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday [*PPear in Britain under a SocialShnuint BisisTIaee [in Conkle West Michigan Street It regime as “they have disape Sa Qe | Funeral Home. Burial will be in peared in Socialist Russia.”
Floral Park Cemetery. Mr. Clark, who was 91, died yesterday in Wilson Nursing Home after a short illness. He resided at 332 Cole St. A retired stationaty engineer, Mr. Clark was a former employee of Capitol Lumber Co., where he worked 27 years, and was a member of the Indianapolis Chapter, Modern Woodmen of America. He was a native of Shelbyville. Surviving are a son, John E. Clark; two daughters, Mrs. Mae McDole and Mrs. Catherine Tuck-
The charge was made in cam(paign literature supplementing) the party's manifesto of policy, published today, which prom-| ised. Britain's people continuation] lof their social services, lower taxes, maintenance of full em-| ployment and an end to nation-| alization of industries if the Tories are elected Feb. 23. | The new campaign literature, obviously was designed to woo) disgruntled trade unionists away) from the Labor Party, especially
{ er, all of Indianapolis; five grand-|'"0%¢ Who have been smarting]
children and eight great-grand- under the socialist government's | children. ie “wage freeze. |
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{signed to Weir Cook Municipal |Alrport was “found” today. The truck, shipped from an Air | Force Materiel Command Storage {Depot in Middleton, O., Jan. 186, |couldn’t be found when airport officials asked its whereabouts yesterday. . { Today, Pennsylvania Railroad |officials found the ruck in its freight car on their North St.| siding. Tt will beconf® the air-| port's only plece of major fire equipment. Col. Philip H. Roettger, super-| intendent at Weir Cook, said he| had not heard of the truck's whereabouts since it was shipped. ! from Ohio. He said the truck is|
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*Pinky" Is Sharp Film Study [Ex-Clerk Accused Of Race Relations Problem In Sticker Case
Picture Goes Farther Than ‘Home of the Brave’ |
| In Exposing Hideousness of Injustice
{ “Pinky,” the tremendously publicized film which opened today) {at the Indiana, is the keenest study of race relations we've seen on| James L. Jones, 27, of 1016 local screens. {Sheffield Ave., formerly a clerk | This picture goes farther than “Home of the Brave” and Lost in the city prosecutor's office, toBoundaries’ in exposing the hideousness of injustice. day appeared in Municipal Court It's great stuff. It's something for everybody to see and ponder. 4 as defendant in a false pretense A A . And it's a first-rate artistic case. achievement, with superb direc-| At the request of his attorney,
[tion by Ella Kazan, and marvel- ype case was continued until Fri-| fous acting by Jeanne Crain dav.
(Pinky), Ethel Barrymore, Ethel Waters and William Lundigan.
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Appears on Charge Of False Pretense
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Jones was arrested on the com-) plaint of Ernest L. Rhim, 829 W. Story Familiar 9th St. | A great deal has been written Mr. Rhim told the court that he about “Pinky.” The story is paid Jones $5 last November to
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at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Harry W.| “ » ; familiar: Light - skinned Pinky| take care” of a traffic sticker. |
Moore Peace Chapel. He was 36.| Services also will be held at leaves the Deep South shanty oh pale Jones. or a met 10:30 a. m. Saturday in the Gen-'home of her Granny (Miss 0 Lhe hallway of po quar
ters, represented himself as a tryville Methodist Church. Burial waters) and goes North to study ar Dery oy the city prosecutor's
Cen i he Garden of MeMOIY nursing. As she starts to escabe gor authorized to collect money emetery there, (from the Jim Crow boundaries, co. trafic fines . Pittman was a stockroom| ' i Mr. she rebels against the whole Jim | , clerk in Indianapolis Stove Co. now idea. Up North, she falls Finds Fine Not Paid He had been a member of the; 1,ye with a white doctor (Mr. Mr. Rhim said he paid the armed forces 12 years, serving In| undigan). That love and her money, but found himself in| = World War II. A native of Spen-| anunciation of it form the .cen- trouble with the law yesterday. cer County, he lived in Indian-| He said the police came to his | apolis four years. He was a member of the Gentryville Methodist|,
tral dramatic theme, There will be endless arguing home with a re-arrest warrant on| bout the way. the story is re- the November traffic violation. Church. |solved. Hollywood had to do it| After. investigating, Mr. Rhim| Survivors include his wife, Mrs.| sy 0+ wav or there couldn't be a said, he “discovered that Jones Crystal F. Pittman; three daugh-| "Not right now, anyway, never paid the fine. It was then
| picture. ters, the Misses Jinny Lou, Lindab: so they figured. But thts much he decided to press his complaint Sue and Nancy Lee Pittman: the
i . ollywood is against the former clerk. mother, Mrs, Kate Pittman, and making age: Wow: toward, City Prosecutor Milton Craig] three sisters, Mrs. Selmer Ram-|gerious treatment of themes they sald Jones was employed for a sey, Chicago, Mrs. Russell Bar-|4iqn't dare touch a few years ago. few months as a typist but was nett, Holland, Ind, and Miss !
| No other film I've ever seen discharged. : Lillian J. Pittman, Indianapolis.) makes clear what human orneri-| He never had any authority|
Also surviving are a brother, ; rea where! to collect fines,” Mr. Craig said.|, Robert Pittman, Seattle, Wash.. hajor tajustice is sanctioned py| ‘He wasn’t even considered a| two half-sisters, Mrs. Grace Good- | jaw " {deputy in the office.” Son and Mrs. Harold Me No other film has ever shown Ba — Detroit, and a half-brother, Paul| ys an area where law fails to Catholic man, Reno, Nev, protect a Negro girl against rape-| ‘Ge A . Jd’ P Robert | Curr minded, drunken white men. One| t Acquainte arty - Lurrie steamy and horrible sequence,| The National Council of Cath Services for Robert I. -Currie,| where Pinky escapes from & pair olic Women of Holy Cross Church retired machinist, will be held at|of assailants, I've never seen will hold a “get acquainted” party 2 p. m. today in Moore & Kirk |equalled in movies. {at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Parish Colonial Chapel. Burial will be| Sad and Serious Hall, 123 N. Oriental St. New ofin Crown Hill Cemetery. ’ = |ficers will be installed. A native of Canada, Mr. Cur-| -This is sad, serious and un-| Mrs. Thomas Gibbons and Mrs. rie died Monday in his home, 612 Houbtedly accurate. The film Robert Lund are in charge of arE. 13th St. He was 83. {shows also a number of white rangements, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. persons in the backward com-|
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Underwood, formerly of pardon omission of usual credit! jr goes right to the ont of the trouble ours o day. son's and the Civil Aeronautics Indianapolis, who died recently mentions. to help loosen and expel germ laden Administration at the airport, {in Atlanta, Ga., were held there. “Pinky” is no mere entertain-| phlegm and aid nature to soothe and he said. “This equipment is only He was 41. ment production. It should be heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial | available during the day. | Mr. Underwood was employed shown in high schools as well] mucous membranes. Tell your druggist | . At present Weir Cook has a|at Allison division, General Mo-las theaters. H. B. | to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion “little squirt” jeep for any crash tors Corp. here until he moved rie | with the understanding you must like | [or fire emergency, Col. 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