Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1950 — Page 3

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Hearing of Watts Howe High School Band fo Play for Uniforms

bia | Action Follows Row | For Prizes in Times Contest 7000 Guardsmen: ation Defe { ik : By ART WRIGHT 1 : : en ; Stand in nse Over Transportation . Eunice Ratliff, now 17, hitch-hiked six miles to work every] In Mock War Game + Music With . LE : “ ; ; ! : Le {Continued From Page Ome) | Work on the television towers day after school to provide money for an operation that saved} Indiana placa to parade its wil. rm ‘with - jant’'s on {whi h will live s into her mother's ‘life. . ary m summer when 16 at iB tna 2 : jet 10 on Sala n oF cuts’ M4 as 1 on hos y } - BH Ves wo. Such unselfish devotion has prompted her mother to nominate all-Hoosier 38th National Guard will be : * “Yes, it is possible,” he replied (indianapolis this fall stopped yes- gynice for the honor of Cinderella in The Times Cinderella Contest. Division stages the state's first Sr He further testified Te {terday when tery Electric From her home on R. R. 2, Bloomington, Mrs. Leona Ratliff post-war tactical test. ; ; a chance ¥ : {employees walked off the job. writes this letter; = : ERE | Crack Hoosier Guard units will et is res Sight ie hewn stact from his | Their protest was the inability” “1 have <even daughters. Eu- more Cinderellas. Describe their participate in full scale military Sir i nS ome without being {of the company to get them to nice has the great gift of charity. good deeds in a letter as brief is maneuvers, accompanied by air

unguarded entrances through {their jobs which meant walking I am suffering from heart dis- possible and not more than 150 support and regular Army aire

y age. Indie which 7 : through open fields and . mud. ease and my husband is a world __ t to: nderella borne combat teams. ; are eligible, : RR ing en Ent leave THEP nad gh Ale WECUlly at Wet veLeran. dissbied to ihe = Et ir aapoy Times, State Adjutant General Rob- » suitable to He further said that the factory unch hour. . provide ® 214 W. Maryland St. not later inson Hitchcock today estimated : is located less than a. mile from h The LSompany is reported iat ings we need. : {than next Sunday midnight. All more than 7000 Indiana Guards. ything to'ob- §. the library. i iss ) ave transported Ties a 3nd; In Desperate Need {letters ‘become the property of men will participate in the 1950 to take part There were two other interrup-| frou work Jn Saxe _ the Cape “I was in desperate need of an 1DP¢ Times and the decision of summer field training exercises at os re mins took over ua dmetowers.” "" loperation to save my life, Eunice, Se JSS Wil be Sral, |, [Camp Aueruy fom Juy Silty maT ronT Certain rebuttal witnesses. Relations Strained {hitch-hiked six miles after fehoo)) © | : T En The Indiana exercises will be ; THe ie St sae The tiodon "TV towers are at work as 3 tar-hop each day NY TWO ENTer |,.rt or 37 strategically located state police : f # (to provide the money for it. She ge » military maneuvers throughout Douthit, Wisconsin state police. LaPorte, Angola, Goshen. Le-lalso managed to do my taunary Circuit Judge Race fe mion. eh man and formerly of Indiana a e ti be : and the laundry of a sick neigh.) yy. 1... than a week remain- The combined effort of the os state police, who was flown here! { elations tween Western bor who could not hire it done. L ‘Guard units will comprise the AST J to appear with the rebuttal wit- Electric and the United Com-| working now full time in In./!"8 to file in the May primary.) cot peacetime encampment in s) nesses. | SEER NTT a r= . : munications Workers of America- gianapolis, she sends part of her|0nly two candidates have entered National Guard History. : -~ Sgt. Tinne's. testimony was in| The Howe High School band . . . members. are playing for their uniforms. a hve ee pay home and recently boughtithe race for Marion County Gen. Hitchcock said the Hoosier : - | - SN : : . dio so 1 wouldn't be so Circuit Court judge. {Guardsmen will participate in adult)....ee tended” to rebutt statements; The concert band of Howe The program will \ feature Joyce Mitzner, Don Olson. [go days at the request of Presi- oo > : ; ¢ p pa oe Watts’ mother-in-law denied giv-|-High School will present an symphonic and band atrange- Homer Pence, Kent . Pierce, {dent a y | lonesome, - | Speedway Magistrate George M. military drills on a battalion level, ares ing to policemen. Sgt. Douthit| “Evening of Music” at 8:15 p. m. ments, solo instrument‘.and Richard Smith, Jack Spearing | In South Bend another 80 .. Last, and the nicest thing of One. Sieg on the Democratic. Heretofore, the Indiana Guards. sessraesvy ) testified he took Watts’ finger-| tomorrow in the school gym- voice numbers and a cominu- and Leo Terry. : - Western Electric employees left _ Ne gu egularly Fg Bui ae Liovd D men participated only: in small prints the night of his arrest and| nasium. nity sing. \ Soloists will include Robert ithe job yesterday in a sympathy God.” arn aycombe filed for renomination). v er Co. 2nd, Sompany ] as Cert ensih the record bearing his name was Proceeds from the concert will Charles M. Sharp, Howe prink. Craig, oboe; Mr. Pernice, bassoon; |walkout. ngs to . lon the Republican ticket 7 d jtary exercises. introduced into evidence. be applied to a fund for new cipal, will award 1950 senior \ Kent Pierce, trombone; Bar- | And it was expected the UCWA Some Cinderella nominee is go- 0 the Republican ticket four days| Movement to Camp Atterbury

This was in contradiction to| band uniforms, said Director service awards to band mém- ‘bara Weesner, piano; Beverly reluctance to work might spread Ng to receive $300 in cash from 38%: 3 {will be made under conditions-sim-the testimony of former State] Robert H. Burford. Some $4000 bers Patti Claxon, Robert Ebert, Weevie, soprano, Betty Payton jas bargaining aE iead The Times for her unselfish de- Defore the filing deadline, Apr. lating a regular mobilization for -

‘ : : , H , a number of other candidates! tertainment.” Policeman William Waggoner. | are needed to outfit the pupils. Jack Edgington, Dave Heath, wil be accompanist. gd 60-day strike extension passed . |votion. The Judges will decide| expected to enter the race, jan Smersency: wii: 1 d s, 214 Mary. Waggoner testified he took the : . | N | Next strike date is Apr, 24, ~~ ®rly next week who it will be Judge ‘Claycombe, a former In... arcsmen rain under fingerprints and that he did not Spy Gubitchev White Shrine Chapter | J [reir seas lo; for they will read all the. 08 oO man. is a|SuPervision of their own officers, SoA - see marks and scratches on | I " | \, . - Cinderella letters being received. be the ? ’ {most of whom are combat vete flames, Watts’ hands which the other Heys Seasick Tri Sets Installation \ U.S. Magazines Cited The second place Cinderella will fer ro the Jmeriean Legion, erans of World War II. ry to unload ‘. Bt~'e witnesses said were there. P Indianapolis © Shrine No. 8, "oN For Crim in Britai get $100 and third place will re-| eridian Heights Presbyterian| gap Hitchcock said in addition | imes In Britain {ceive $50. The pers ominating Church, the Masons and Lambda sq the milit traini losives—4250 This is the second time Watts! SOUTHAMPTON, England, white Shrine of Jerusalem. willl 3 ' $50. person nominating to the military training, the Hooe | LONDON, Mar. 28 (UP)— the Cinderella will get $50 (Chi Alpha, his college fraternity gor Guard 1 nd 3450 cases hes been on trial in the 1047 Mar. 28 (UP)—Valentin Gubit- |; 0 installation of officers \ : : e a Will get $50. I Dees sier Guardsmen wil have a round. were part of slaying of the North Side Indian- chev, deported from the United p : \, Scotland Yard officers charged To Appear Apr. 5 nifiocnynong Ny ma ed educational program, including 1 apolis housewife. He was tried, States as a Russian spy, locked at 8 p. m. Saturday in the Antlers] Seek Conversion (today that American crime maga-| : sports, entertainment, movies and snera, Sars and sentenced to die in January, himself in his cabin today when Hotel. A banquet will precede at| e g zines had contributed to a wave .The 100 possible Cinderellas Church Worker's Slayer camp shows. es ong ” 1948 in Shelby County. This-con- the "Polish ines Batory-anchored 6:30 p. m. To Residential ‘Use | Yiolen: Joris in Britain by selected from information in the Gets Life Sentence | Many Indiana employers are i viction was later reversed by the off Southamptén. Claudia M. Finnegan, supreme| , owners" phtition 2k. gh toy in He, thet ; letters wil appear on the stage {granting Guardsmen military Supreme Court which ordered a The ship's purser told newsmen pople’ prophetess, of St. Louls,| propery owners’ ped .| e officers said officials were o e Indiana Theater Apr. 5 ATHENS. O, Mar 28 (UP)— leave with pay, in addition to their STWA new trial. : who swarmed aboard the liner wij] serve as installing officer. ing conversion of an East Side reading the magazines themselves when Walt Disney's new Tech- Convicted murderer James B. regular vacations. : tn that Gubitchev did not want to ghe will be assisted by Charlotte area from industrial to residential to determing whither they Sion Rioglor eapiaon movie, “Cinderel- Armstrong, 26,.0f Columbus, will rit et—— $ . : see the press. Allon. Dessa Mae Franke. su- 3 n om public sale. a” opens_there. inners will be sit in solitary confinement each : ; 3 Warns Public Against os he sald Gubitchev preme queen, will be mistress o use has been scheduled for hear They said a 16-year-old youth announced’ ‘hen and in The Jan. 3 for the rest of his life. OES Unit fo Meet S Fake Solicitors had” spent most of the voyage ceremonies. ing on Apr. 10 by the city plan charged with assaulting and rob- Times that day. The 97 runners- That is part of the life sen- Prospect Chapter, OES, will ; from New York sea sick in his® Other supreme installing of- commission. , bing a woman told police he up will get a Walt Disney mu- tence imposed on Armstrong by meet at 7:45 Monday at the lodge : i The Better Business Bureau cupin ficers will be Vivian Parrish, Home owners in an area bound- \£2rned how to make knuckle- sic album of the “Cinderella” a three-judge court for hiz part hall. There will be an Easter pros ' today warned against solicitors, Gupitchev unlocked his door worthy shepherdess, who will od by LaSalle. St. Clair and North dusters and a bicycle-chain whip movie and Walt Disney novelty in the robbery-slaying of Athens gram and obligation ceremonies : claiming to represent the Mar- here only long enough to admit serve as organist; Mae Marcum Sts ya i Ae a The by \ reading “cheap American Cinderella jewelry. church worker, Miss Eleanor in addition to the business ses = ate Teor et ee om he Setar: Jacobs, chaplain; Bessie Hensel jue of the RCA Victor division| oars: L_Anyone can nominate one or Gifford, 52, Jan. 3, 1949. Slosy; HU ' ry assy in London. e official re- d: : : — ’ monly known as “Cross Roads.” ov to make a statement after- herai); wimma Lepper; Suardian: on E. Michigan St, yesterday h : : i Cross Roads does no telephone (ya.q - . te re sought the *onVersion to ye : : | or door-to-door soliciting, the Lhe; ; > . property values” in the ne r- : ; : a i : : 1 : Cindi ie ie = bureau” said; Anvone being so KIEK RETURNS To woscow TOY BANK, SILVER stoLex poy ARSE BIR ITENONL STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WIT H-A-TOUCH OF TOMORROW + —rmnni Ticited “by persons selling seals, MOSCOW, Mar. 28 (UP)—U. §. Charles Keeler, 45, of ‘| The zone was opened for indus- " 5 : : as a Cross Roads representative Ambassador Alan Kirk returned 71st St. today reported the theft ,.. 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