Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1950 — Page 3

Page PDF (9.40 MB)

Back to issue view

b. 1 (UP)—~ itted a hs support its

full Produc |

yers Phos :

icuously ab= -.

¢ Richmond he National d's General. ie court orreparing to ind Western fternoon in onference in

ated

eral Counsel argued that

contract de-

Tati-Hartley

on Mr. Den-

le Mr. Lewis ere chewing esident Truné “normal” day, or he pone strikes ays while a nto the dis-

ment recoms=

UMW Chief ject at the roduction ot ts.

government

indling coal dA the UMW icy. He also - at he looked Ese Tee ———

urer,

gore

pige, 0 to able, aight : skirt, -

vear

loor

ak ; % -~ ». J b : vii pa : = ;

A TAA

~ Boyle Silent

— Commission,

Li - By. DAN KIDNEY —

WESNSAY PERE [City Hall Sheds. 15 Years of Dirt

On Judge After eeing Truman

_ Chairman Doesn't | - Deny That He . Supports Steckler

Board Studies Overcrowding In School 72

PTA Delegation Asks | Action to Handle Rise in Enrollment”

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

Tek

wasn ReSroN Demos

cratic National Chairman WilHam M. Boyle Jr. emerged from an hour-long . conference with President Truman at the White House last night and declined, to. say whether or not William E.| Steckler, Indianapolis, will be “hamed Judge of the. Southern In-| diana district, . Dan | Kidney's “Dear Boss” . , . _ Page 12. :

™™ was the ‘national ‘chairman's - first conference.on the Indiana and other pending judgeships since he was reported to have had a ‘refresher course in the “Back Steckier” business from Indiana! Democratic National Committee-' man Frank M. McHale in Florida. Mr. Steckler, public counselor with “the Indiana Public Service isthe McHale candidate and has had strong backIng from Mr. Boyle. The latter, however, was reluctant to discuss it. He finally told reporters at the White House that he doesn't deny

Thar's ould in them thar halls , . . Three former factory workers are demonstrating a new wall- washing process to City Hall. (Left to right) Joe Lescak, Robert Hinkle and Eugene Rice (on scaffold)

bids are let. The process uses water, towels, a pine-base solution and air pressure — all” pouring through a frowel-like device. :

Mrs. Hitzelberger | Mrs. H. V. Raquet Di ies Here at 67

The 8S

asp

| E, Troy

‘A delegation of 12 members ofl the PTA building committee of] the school brought the serious “housing shortage” at the school, to the attention of the board in its meeting last night. Surveys of families already liv-|. ing in the school district, prepared by the group, showed enroliment would be

than it

{half days were required because. {of overc William H. Faust, for the School 72 delegation, said the school population would in-| crease hy 60 each year for the| are bringing out the gold color in the walls. They're rubbing off a next five years. He warned en-|’ 15-year layer of dirt, hoping to get the bid for the entire Hall, if Toliment would top-the 900 mark:

by 1954-

are adequate for less than 600; = pupils,

“This ‘over-all

.1school ¢ ‘board president, said. He promised |

dy of methods to relieve! owding at School 72, 1202

chool Board today began

Ave,

higher in the fall term| was ‘last ‘October when

rowded classrooms. | : spokesman,

while existing facilities!

situation is part of the| housing shortage of the| ity,” J. Dwight Peterson, | Charles Dillard of near Birds-

eye, in Crawford County, fits |

. F board study of remedial. meas-| his wife with a mortar board his Steckler support. Mrs. Rosa -J. Hitzelberger, } oo | fora “wives commeneement’ at “It is- up to the President to = | {widow of the late Bert Hitzel-| ~~" 44400 Approved { Indiana University preceding. | hame: the man, of course,” he - / berger, died today in-her home, | Preliminary plans for con-| regular. February - commencequickly added: Fo me Teacher “15222 Washington "BIvd. She gi tion of a 10-room addition, ‘ment there today. Recognition | — Doesn’t Name Others + r er he - ‘was 67. ve: i i : 2 to School 91; at 5111 Evans was paid wives of graduating | He refused to mention the Lived Here 21 Years .

brought Mr. Ste for being asked definitely - ‘about

hames of other judgeship. ap-| lof Indianapolis, Mrs.

_pointmients discussed with the o Services for Mrs. Cintilla M.| berger-.waé—-a member of the. President and wouldn't have! Raguiet. 4966 W. 16th St. will be Zion Evangelical and Reformed {held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in

Church _gnd the ladies Aid So-.

—Conkle-West-16th-Street-Funeral- ciety “of the church.

Home. Burial will be in Floral his support of him.

Park Cemetery. ‘Services will. be held af 1:30 “I' don’t deny I'm backing \ : p. m. Friday in G. H. Herrmann ve. e Mrs. Raquet, who was 63, died . : try him." he finally said. Monday wy her home. A former Functal Home. Burial will

be’

Meanwhile; Alex. Campbell, Ft. in_Crown Hill Cemetery.

school teacher, she was the wife

“Wayne, was reported to be telling of Harvey. V, Raquet, vetired, SUFViving are a daughter, Miss friends here that he knew teacher at Washington High ‘Josephine Hitzelberger; three Mr. Steckler will get the judge- School. Mrs. Raquet was a native. Sisters. Mes, C.-H.Mueller

ship appointment “within the. next of Montgomery County and a res- L. Anderson and Mrs.

two weeks" He said he got ident of Marion County for 21 Eremer all of Indianapolis. this “straight from the horse's Years. em me mouth,” but didn't ‘say what! She was a member of Speedway u S ~—horse; # (Christian Church, a former in-| dl Ty cl rma __ Rep. Winfield: K/ Denton. Structor in Putnam and Montgom- |

~ ship rade, however, It will not pe JUet IS survived by a son, Lade

"“Bénate.

Democratic State Committee,

"when Matthew E.- Welch, Vin-!

js a state convention choice und 4459. College Ave.. who dled ves- i, - 2 the. national’ chairman’ will “Sup-] tetday nhs Tome, will beat 107, Stat) a 30 ». ‘m.. . Athe- A

port the neminee.: PACU. Siig i

Evansville Democrat. and other ery Coiinties, and was graduated candidates mentioned and un. [Tom Indiana Teachers’ College. mentioned remain’ in the judge-| Besides her husband, Mrs. Ra

Dies Here at 62

Rites Scheduled For Friday

Speedway; two sisters, Mrs. Mag. President * Hall, Bainbridge, and Mrs.! Bertha Doyle, - -Russéllville, -and

Indiana stories that failure 5 tO grandchildren... - 3 eet name Mr, Steckler would prac- Mrs. Robert Haverstick Harry F. Schurmann, 1343 Union!

tically ‘wreck the Democratic : | Mrs. Emma C. Haverstick, na-|St.,, died Monday in Methodist Party in the state continue to be [tive of Harrison County and an Hospital. He was 62. scoffed at here. : {Indianapolis resident 45 years, It is pointed out that Mr. Me-i

Haley faiure a Belmont Ave. after & brief ill- parish, Mr. inl ness. She was 78, Stn on 1 Mrs. Haverstick was a member stantly wag a the x. A orneyanip. followed of the Blaine Avenue Church of source of aid might hurt his prestige but not Christ. She had lived ini the same and advice to necessarily the party. 2 house on southwest side 45 years. neighbors a n d Label Also on Campbell t- Services wil] be held at 2 p. m. fellow-workers. The McHale label also has been Friday in Farley Funeral Home.| “Pop,” as he put on Mr. Campbell,’ who, while Buia) will be in Crown Hill Cem- was pore cometery monly krown, = ir ai amet Survivors include her husband, had been #ssocipointment. Instead the McHale LOPert; a daughter, Mrs. Peari ated with the Muforces settled for a compromise vv mings, Maywood; a son, Paulitual China Co. {Haverstick, Indianapolis; six 198 § Meridian grandchildren. and one great- gi the last half eS th Disrait tlie er andchild. Mrs. Haverstick was 3 century. A shipping clerk there, torneyship. Reports are that the, D McHale camp may be. getting ready to settle for someone else! Russell R. Flesher for the judgeship now. ~~ Associate Justice Sherman Min-

finally settled until Truman sends the name to thei

Mr. Schurmann

{rhage a week ago, after 50 years’ | service to the company. |started there when he was. 13. ) jServiots for Russell R. Flesher, ton of the Supreme Court backs ird dad’ on a train’ ay Sie pe laide Ss ok > Hanley, Muncie city attorney, fo 10008: _ Pa. from Philadelphia, "LE 2feirs, ‘A Tequlern mass “the TUS. Fo orneaip a] were being arranged today in Kir-{op 0 SURG 0 SE Friday after (Mr. Minton) still was on ‘the by Mortuary. Burial will be In| cervices at 9 a. m. in Lauck FuU. 8. Court of Appeals in Chicago. exington. Ill. He was 57. hora) Home. Burial will be in St PP 8 80-| Mr, Flesher was a representa-. Joseph: Ceineter ’ Appointed to the UPTeme (ive for Calvert Lithographing osep e yCourt, Justice Minton -has ad-| oo Detroit. He was born in Lex-': He was a member of the Modvanced no candidate for the Indi- |e ot on “and ‘lived. In Indianapolis anapolis bench. He is vitally in- :

.'survived by his wife, Ida Cle-! terested because, as /the justice the Jas Sx years le Nas a mem ments Schurmann, and three in charge of the Seventh Judicial brothers, George, Anthony and

Ti {ican Legion in Lexington, nois and Wisconsin, it is his duty His Rite: due. Hester Flesher of to supervise these courts, ndianapolis, an Mr. Boyle refused to say that Survive.

he is backing’ the McHale can- Homer H. Higman

Circuit comprising ‘Indiana; Fdward Schufmans, ~~ -

four sisters

A native and lifelong resident Ave, were approved. Cost of f . Hitzel- project was estimated at $385,000. The board also sanctioned the, expenditure of $16,558 for Crispus|

Attucks ment; s

Broad Ripple High School tote

ing $249

of encyclopedias for use in the,

senjors for their role as homes makers in assis ting their hus-

A a——

Traffic ope Kill 2 in State

-High-Sehool- Shop-equip-1 cience equipment for

7. and $2238 for 25 sets!

school system.

Authorization was granted on the hiring of engineérs to draw! Mrs. Up complete John. L. ing and relighting of the Central

Library.

Emil V. Schaad was appointed chairman of the buildings and grounds committee for 1950. ; {Other Appointments by J. Dwight

| Peterson,

geht, gon,

dianapol

the Children's Museum, and Ray-

“imond F.

A. familiar South Side figure, board of the Herron Art Insti-

| tute.

Board

included Leon C. Thompchairman of the finance committee; Mrs. Louis W. Bruck, rfp representative to the In-|

Residents Aré- Victims A -dFyvear-old l'nion Civ man] died in an Anderson hospital] today of injuries received .in a) traffic accident last night on. icejcovered state highways. A second man was killed crossing collision in Butler, Oliver M. Aukerman, City, was fatally

or-the rewir-

School Board presi-

Union| injured when

{Road 67 near Road 236 last night] and collided with another car| tdriven---by-- Charles Birch; 38, of — Daleville. The Aukerman car was! then struck by a third automobile | driven by Ronald Bevolt, Union! City.

is Symphony Society and

Brandes, member of the

Cites Times Gift

members cited The

Times for a gift to the Indianapo-| jo oir": Violet Aukerman, a pas-|

One of the most beloved figures lis library: system of {died today in her home, 2020 S.!in Sacred Heart Catholic Church records of daily

from Ja Henry

manager. said the library would [receive current microfilm records

lof The pleted.

nger in her husband's car, is in| serious condition ih St. Joseph's! ospital, Anderson, where her! ‘husband died. Mr. Birch was re-| {leased at the accident scene after treatment for face euts, Me Bévolt was uninjured. Daniel McCann, 33. Butler was!

microfilm] editions dating; H n. 1, 1949, Manz, Times business.

Times as they are com-

A special ‘meeting of the boaid killed last night when the truck

{was-called for 2 p. m. Friday in! which bids will

\ School Building Bonds of Febru-

he was driving was struck by two strains ata New York Cen-

be ‘pened for (tral System crossing. in ‘Butler. |

(ary; 1950; totaling $440,000. ory. He was thrown clear of the

bonds

were LM 4iE funds for the construction of a’ Scr train struck. but his trueki Fat

issued to - provide wreckage when the first passen- |

new School 77 at 6026_ Pleasant was’ thrown into the path of a

Run Pkwy.

[the sister of the late Mrs. Martha 'he suffered a cerebral hemor- | BEC OMES TRUMAN COUNSEL WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 (UP)— He Charles 8." Murphy, 40-year-old {North Carolina “Mr. Schurmann spent time olit- Sworn in today as special counsel ‘working in {to President Truman, over. the $20, 000-a-year post va

cated ve ford practice.

Ship .

New : ern Woodmen of America, He 18 Broek.

!H. Thoma

tagena. Ance New York Bevartures—_s. meriean, Chie, | DY - forecasters

emen | Genoa, Pv

ark Trinidad Cristobal

who returned to private law:

.Movements

Press: Japara. Aden t ER

{train traveling in the opposite) direction: In Indianapolis, . Mrs. Nellie! Tinsley, 48, of 1025 High St, was released from Methodist Hospital| after treatment for injuries re-|

lawyer, was

driven by James Driskell. 16, of 1631 Leonard St. Mrs. Tinsley was crossing’ Bicking St. near High St. when in jured.

Shortwave Still Good

{ Scinere Service WA ASHINGTON, Fel, 1{trouble for the next four days for

He wok sterday by Clark M. Cit-

By United Press '—

Axel RL short. Bb rnd ii privaliGen. 8__L. Howse Lshott- wave FecepHOn’ isthe pre- >i 5. Cristobal: Santa Rosa, ‘Car-|diction made here this morning

at "thé National Bureau of Standards. Quiet contS Gotta ditions are expected for the next | : {seven days, they, declare. The un-| | usually long period of good short-| " iwave . reception--three . months] {with only one storm of -conse-

Casabiance; TRACES

“didate for the Senate—Mr, Camp- "EVENTS TODAY bell, He said that the senatorship' Services for Homer H. Higman, Yediana -F sop of aes on

ia. m. tomorrow. in Moore. &. Kirk President Truman Feportediy is Colonial Chapel. Burial will be Dinner dt piqued at Mr. Campbell for al- in Washington Park. He was 65. OF Brunch, Past: Noble Grands Awocislegedly ‘exploiting the customary: Mr, Higman was a retired] . Hon Noon, luncheon. ig of White House letter of acceptance salesman. He was born at Dun- Meet Your | Hien Bho Concert —3 p.m of the Campbell resignation from kirk and lived in Indianapolis 25 the Justice Departnient to foster years, He was a member of the EVENTS TOMORROW his senatorial candidacy. {entrée Masonic Lodge and North-

ntracters—thtough Friday, Séverin

Mr. Campbell was Assistant; wood Christian Church. {Indianapolis Real Estate Board Annual Attorney General in charge of the! He is- survived by. a brother, Ppnevet-Bance—6:30. p. m, Athletic

| erica—| criminal. division and claims créd- Paul 8. Higman, Muncie, and two Future Business Leaders Sharer

it for Prosecuting all the sples: grandsons, Carl and Richard womans Benefit

is E. 10th ey — I {North Indi 11 ize en I Marott. | You Have to SEE MARRIAGE, LICENSES

Herbert y : H Roberts. 28 321 N. Davidson

DIVORCE SU ITS FIL ED Lola Fay Willard: Charles E. vs, Dorothy M. Davis: Robert 8. vs, Maurine Leech: Rachel i} Michael Metal: Min-~ | 0

‘See Better . . . Look Better in 1950. Be at“tractive with correct-

Hoi ie B vs Oscola Coward Bessie M. vs. JeOTRe Va : ly fitted glasses. Our Pe Koes Bg anes cl Bot : Ll velyn fine quality lenses are 8% Witham 8. Elis ground to correct BIRTHS

\ ‘BOYS At- St. Francis—Earl, Edna Simpson; Harold,. Emily Golden; Bord, Virginia Leav-

t! At _General—Herbert, «William,

_ your vision difficulties - — yet styled to your Glennie Mae Eve

Emma Dalton: McKinley, Cee

a di id 1 ¥ lit Joste Butler; John. Lizzie Napier, Wily. Iso ? . Anna’ Smith. Indavidua pe naj y. A Coleman Estol. Dorothy = Williams > : Jack, Betty Woerner, At Methodist ~ Ernest De! Sewert ! Carl. Rut ma Keeler; . i John, Helen Dillinger: rthur, Barbars - Ser sts, Holaces lq Joba. | I Floyd, Venu ‘Delbert, Azn

Boyd. J Venus : Newki Tk:

Examined

OPTOMETRIST

- OFFICES AT Office Hours yy. Vv Sa a

2:00 05:15 LEED oe

- GLASSES oN: cep. 137 Ww. - Washington s.

Rapvdate Post ra. Central Christian| , R Methodist

Association-—8 ma!/

IN INDIANAPOLIS

rest, lips Barbara William 0

verton

Helen Hanger

Indian Sheet Metal & Warm Air Heating DEATHS i Co!

Fannie My cinoma

Minnie! Shaets, 87. at 3703 Graceland, corear

onary

oN rarcinam Alvin

C in ns iciSoen Ollie Gossum,

GIRLS « Vincent's — John, -

“Albert, Dorothy Thurm t General" Rot CE

{Charles M. Battle $0. Xt 215 Koehsie, wit arachnoid hemorrha :

N Brown +4 at TeS-W- Hampton} =

| quence cont inues =

Jitanita Gee,

fu ual Gene. with. the purchase of an.

ALEXANDER SMITH ~~

rug or carpet . . . @

HOME DECORATING PLAN

w rence, Searels

ond jeder son, "Cars Holloway: |

James. Audrey Hagel; FPor- : Clyde, June Piil-! Myrtle Neff: Kenneth Petro: Everett. Helen Tackitt: | .Darothy Dickey: Billy: Georgia Albert, Jean

Moffett; Lioyd.

rie. Wallace, -68. at Lon. cars

00k, 52. at Veterans. coronary

= - CLARA DUDLEY

at General, cerebral]

John mn Francis, 18 Port Japsiso B ,Ros- thrombosis i i your color-scheme consultant alie mmeotis, 19, s Myers. 2.35, . : | Richard E. Stewart, 21. 2351 N. Pennayl- Mary (Eiaaboth Myers. 25 3-423 Nor-, of Alexander Smith to njoy . “k LP Pollérd, 16, 2348 N./Cigyde H. Christ, 30, at General, ‘hyper- | y a : 4 [Tryin Te Rohrman, 2 J, Jneutnr: « Janis | ote nslon. 82, at 21 8. Tuxedo, cardio- SHOP AT YOUR LEIS an _Treese o {Janes L Snider, 25, ort Harrison’ Fannie Vascular renal. cr aylor, 22. 40h Wo ashington. Edgar enor hage 75, at Bt, Vincdur's, tereoral | A BG mens cot 5 442 N- + cata ni Watterson, 17, 241 N. Tacoma “"% Prank C. Brosius, ST; ut v phew { monia Wien, aes io. 271} iy wins Crenshaw Durrett,” 58, an General, car- ITY COLLEGE AVE HL 1376 Bigelow, 31, 2266 Parker; Lucille, cinoma {

FRED : PARKING IN EEAR

Special Commencement for Wives:

~ Mr. and Mrs. Dillard

bands through school lard, a wartinie Air Force radio

| el

| operator, was granted a bach- a more “permanent” road, the with the REAL ESTATE ADS, or of science degree in chem- commission indicated that con- Turn now to the classified columns istry. Wives wore their hus- crete or asphalt paved streets in for an outstanding sélection of

“band's -mortar-hoards at the

e=| a 3 | 2

Planers. to lrge ® Wider Streets -

yn Driv is 4 Russell J. Ryan “today Wis oy named: general chairman of the * | innate Symphony. Orches-

Works Board to Be tras $5600 maintenance “fund campaign for 1950. w= titled “Biy* 2

~ Asked for Minimums “10% 0 ov Futute,”

| A minimum width requirement Share in our Bounded "for all improved street construc-|will open ego {tion yn Indjanapolis-will be recom-, through Feb. > 277 The. posed ‘mended for Works Board approv- raise enough funds tc assure-per~ - Jal tomorrow, manency of the symphony. | A committed of the City Plan Fabien Sevitzky, music diretfor {Commission proposed all new and: conductor of the orchestra, adways have two lanes of mev- Will open the drive at an o {ing traffic.and at least one-side zaion meeting of the cam +3 parking, depending on congestion. Women's group at 12 noon Mon- - The recommendation “will pos- {day on-the stage of Murat TheaIsibly mean ‘a '30-foot pavement. ter. Mrs. John A. Alexaniies |Street parking, however, will be heads the group, {considered as. new construction! Leonard A. Solomon will head {proposals are’ submitted for ap-' the men’s group, which will meet. iproval, the committee ° decided at at a later date. He will bé asla meeting yesterday. sisted by Paul G. Pitz, Sherwood Besides the width proposal, the Blue, Oren D. Pritchard and<John [Plan Commission recommended a Jefferson. More than 1000 volin~ 150-foot right-of-way for new! teers will participate in the .camstreets, | paign.- - The width’ minimum. displaces, Workers again will sell shares the 24-foot pavement formerly Priced at’$5 and fractional Shares ‘used as a construction basis here. at $1, $2, $3 and $4

{The smaller width was termed a | DOUGHTOR TC. RU N AGAR

Sn on

[“traffic -hazard” by the commis- WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 (UP. sion in their year-end report. ‘Rep. Robert L. Doughton D. - Width proposal followed a C.) now- serving his 20th cone Works Board order Monday for

secutive. term in the Houser ane nounced today he will be a candies 2 date for re-election, He chair. man of the tax-writing- Hélise Ways .and Means Committees” * Did you know that there fs a big “swing-to-The-Times” for real ’ estate advertising? Yes, The {Times Is NOW the newsgiaper

minimum street construction call-—-'ing for six inches of gravel with’ a - three-inch _ bituminous-caated ‘top. The” asphalt ‘top wak the newest requirement for all new istreét construction here. Like the board recommendation” that higher-priced develop‘ments would be asked to install

Mr. Dil-

top housing projects may have a HOMES FOR SALE; lots, farms

This “ear skidded on ice In Sfate

-“No/

early commencement, wider traffic area, vo. and, investment property. © 11% "STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH A Touc oH OF TOMOR ROW! | \ = «

Union City, Butler |

\ CC

ina —raHroad,

ceived when struck by a car.

worked out just for you by

-*d . a

ne To) ENE

f:. you can Ee Ty

world famed mill weave, a maslerpiece ~_GABARDINE COATING or + SUITING for you— sf

(You canenif’s the BOLNY iia mill—with “500” range fo. ¢ Heatly | the fabric). ty ;

IF. you can have

fatloring done by one of -America’s-mask-respecled: ~ and most efficient houses—

(You con—Daroff is the name). : 5 Bat

“you can gef a SUITor ~TOPCOAT from a Gabardine woven by Botany—and failored by Daroff—that “combines the - \ marvelous facilifies and. yo efficiencies of mill and failor concenfrafed at a fixed rr price— 560— foodies

co RR

ii Him, de

cient

(You can—with the 1950 ~~ lh RTH Setisrmants)

“d

Sion neh — ag oo Ee

~Should you be saisfied with a lesser value’— “You shouldn't!

CL SRAUSSAND CCOMPANY, INC. ~~ THE MAN § SORE ean

» v