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PRICE FIVE CENTS ~ FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950

; Gambling Géing Wide knew Victim

Open Here With Start (f Fata] Blaze

Slots, Loteries, Horse Parlors Return; : County Law Enforcement Program Off 2 By IRVING LEIBOWITZ Had ition" ~The gamblers are back in town today doing business a mon at their old stands. On Newscast Figure They timed their return with the first speeches of the| “I knew it was mother.” 1950 political campaign. ‘Fred Lyons, Terre Haute, The plunderworld brazenly swaggered out in the open, said today he had a premoniapparently unafraid of reprisals, as the May 2 election /tion that his mother, Mrs. primaries drew near. I’ : “May Lyons, was the unidentiLocal gamblers, many Coal Demand U fied victim he heard menwhom are “obliged” to con-| p tioned in a radio broadcast tribute heavily to political cam- | yesterday. The announcer said

paigns in order to operate, are 1 running wide open. | S 0 INZers

Horse race betting parlors dot] State Gets Second

Of 1950 Election Drive Was Mother

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cally burned in an apartment

the city. Gambling dens infest the county. Lottery tickets are! back on cigar store counters. Slot! machines have reappeared. | {Li , 77, was in Methodist HosForced Out Last Year | LOCAL TEMPERATURES [10on° 0 Wo 0 Ono Clubbed off the sidewalks of 6a.m... 30 10a m... 31 there this morning. Indianapolis last year by the “get, 7 a.m... 30 1la m... 31 |" yy inorities blamed a commontough” policy of Police Chief] 3 a.m... 30 12(Noom) 33 ',,... home accident for the Rouls, the gambling joints re-}», 9 a.m... 30 1p m... 34 tragedy. turned with the politicians. Po PR | Mrs. Lyons’ clothing was igbars ot i on sg yer er YO SURTCT COR ed when she red 1 carey an forcement program was off again. | That was common jest in In- ee I * hoe pry Lake Shore Country Club, a dianapolis todajy~as the winterlavish gambling casino, last night like cold snap continued. |" Custodian of the apartment accommodated hundreds of pa-| For the second night in _a row, co >

trons. a “hard freeze” was reported-over tragedy for police and. said Mrs: Five poker tables were crowded the state. The Indianapolis Tow Lyons had turned on the iron, with players in the downstairs of 29 at 2 a. m. was the warmest Phen gone to the basement to game room. In the bar, patrons minimum in the state. chat “with a friend.

Played slot machines. A dice Overnight chilly temperatures When~she returned, the iron table was vacant. in the state included 22 at Terre had ignitedsthe ironing board. Indiana Ave.—the city street praute and 24 at Evansville. f Screams. in Agony.

that begins with a pawn shop and The frantic woman used the ends with a hospital—was dotted Here in Indianapolis, coal deal- ma

“ ” hem of her dress to-.carry the with poker and crap games. er eDoptad Ah rage. In iron which was too Tr Avenue Gambling lots - the unseasonable chill bY the handle. Her clothes caught From the Sky Club to the Sun- caught more homeowners with fire. She got as far as the dra set Terrace night club, one. joint , board by the sink where she LY their coal hoppers low. after another catered to groups Dan to Fruit T of gambling patrons, | amage to If Fees into the wood. The entire street was alive with Garden vegetables and fruit, Then Mrs. Lyons ran screamfllegal card games and bootleg- trees in Marion County are not'ing from her room, her clothes ging. Floating brokers transacted far enough advanced to suffer any ablaze.

The son rushed to Indianapolis iyvesterday afternoon and found

their-business-on-the street, sell-/real damage from the continued Mrs, Lyons was a widow and

Ing: 5-cent, '10-cent and 25-cent|cold, said Glen Pell, assistant | she lived with her daughter, Miss policy numbers to anxious cus-|Marion County agricultural agent. Elizabeth Lyons, a schoolteacher, tomers. {Only some bulb flowers will be re- who arrived home soon after poery Lage-sihe portion of tarded, he said. | . Washington St. that runs in| j 8 rtion of the| dent. the county—was liberally stars am, part Bove been| Neighbors tried in vain to save sprinkled with pool rooms, cigar| i: bloom for several days it's a|her. Mr. Jackson and a neighbor stores and filling stations selling! gigerent story, Mr. Pell said. had rolled her in a blanket and pick 'n win lottery tickets. Growers who reported heav {firemen from Rescue Squad Poker games were going full po Y had given first aid before Methblast at 4444 W. Washington St. damage from freezing in the past! ist Hospital physicians took and at the Recreation Room, 5721/tWo nights feared even more loss| ver W. Washington St. tonight. The full extent of damage "p+ , nome accident- had Horse Parlors Open jto the state's peach and apple). imed another life. Horse race bookies = yesterday CTOP Will not be determined until puneral services will be held at had an open door policy to all Warmer weather returns. '2 p. m. Sunday in West & Sons patrons. | Weatherman Paul A. Miller Funeral Home, Spencer,

cluded: {tures over the state would av-|of Spencer. Parlor in 100 block of W. Ohio erage from 29-51 in the north me

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st. and from 35-58 in the south . : a Max's in 200 block of N. Illinois through Wednesday. That's 10 Predicts Troub il Bt. - ~-- degrees “below the normal ‘range t+ ] '¥

Stand in 100 block of S. Ala- for the season.

bama St. Northerly breezes will shift to Stand in Grand Hotel on S. a southern direction late tomor- For McDuff Slate ! Illinois St. row, the Weatherman said, per- ’ ! Stand in Colonial Hotel, mitting some warming. But cold Parlor in 100 block of W. winds from Canada were exMaryland St. pected to breathe down Indiana's Several gamblers were indig- back again after Wednesday. nant when questioned about their, occasional showers, forecast illegal operations. for after Sunday, were expected

“I contribute to the party.” one t5 hring wp to one half-in I t -inch preIndiana Ave. gambler and tavern ipitation the state. prs

owner declared. - “They ain't going to bother me.” : Another gambler, active in por litical circles, said: “Crime doesn't pay off in Marion County...

Feeney Opens New Cunningham Attack

Mayor Feeney. predicted today’ that Marion County Democratic Chairman Paul McDuff will have |difficulty- “cramming his hand{picked ticket down the throats of (voters and party workers.” At the same time, the Mayor

Abnormal April | So far, April in Indianapolis

Rainfall has averaged a tenth } until £1ection neh under normat-and- the “tem: P2100. nt

its he is running on his recdegrees below normal on all but rg just what is Sais record of

| [three days. |accomplishment?” the Mayor {| After dipping to a 30-year low queried. yer

for the date, 20 degrees near dawn| The Mayor added: yesterday Indianapolis tempera-| y

Lightning -Hits Plane Over Channel; 1 Hurt LONDON, Apr. 14 (UP)—Light-

airliner with 27 passengers aboard |slowly to 38 this

ning hit a twin-engined British tures were expected to warm McDuff has had a close connec- W. Howard, president of the In-/0rd- The Cleveland bunch wanted (Go Up in Blaze afternoon, tion with the sheriff's office. He dianapolis Times, and one from/to stay alive and belie their manover the English Channel last bounce down to 25 tonight and should be familiar. with and. re. War correspondent Earnest.Hob- ag¢ment-conferred label. of ‘fat, sponsible for Cunningham's rec- recht, now United Press. manag- complacent Barons. vo er for Japan. {

ardess and heavily damaging the row. | plane. { The city was expected to share The lightning tore big holes in in snow flurries forecast for the! both sides of the rear part of the northern and eastern portions of the fuselage and damaged the plane's the state the remainder of the Mayor asserted. rudder, forcing the pilot to turn day. : ;

| } { “Isn’t this the same McDuff back to London, where he landed, Elsewhere in the state today’s who constantly boasts the Dem. safely. afternoon’ peak temperatures were ocratic committee will pick a

Passengers .aboard the plane, expected to range from 30-34 in ticket?” Mr. Feeney questioned. a British Eufopean Airways Vik-/the north and from 35-40 in the The Mavor charged Mr. McDuff ing. transferred to another BEA south. Low temperatures tonight was going through the motions plan€ and took off agaia. for will run from 18 near Lake Michi- of being interested in an unbossed Paris later. none of them was gan to 28 in the Ohio Valley primary, . _— RI thiured. EAA region. Se 3

ord.” ‘Bossism’ Charged

“McDuff. like most self-made bosses,” the Mayor said, “is suf[fering from the delusion that fparty workers are morons.” Mr. McDuff, reached at county

‘Love at First Sight'— } Iran Princess Honeymoons In Rome With Californian

Fatima Pahlevi, Vincent Lee Hillyer He aapoq® Cunningham

Married in International Romance Dledged to support Sheriff CunnROME, -Apr. 14 (UP)—Princess Fatima Pahlévi, 21, beautify) "8ham.down the line. | Yesterday I said Cunningham 25sister of the Shah of Iran, hongysmonted with a 25 year-old was th e greatest guy in - the, . Fatima and Vincent Lee Hillyer were married in nearby Civita- i Fp ng ie. d And Ii vecchia yesterday by Mayor Salvatore Tranchida. The witnesses with him.” y. n along) were the bridegroom's wealthy parents, Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Hillyer| :

The Mayor asked” that if Mr. of Los Banos, Cal; operators of, = Hillver ard hic voids =i | : | a San Joaquin Valley almond Mr. Hillyer and his bride stole McDuff thinks Mr. Cunningham, !

{county organization will pick a . slate of candidates by the demoicratic method of voting. |

Tanch to Mayor Tranchida’s home with was “the greatest guy in the Harold Hartley's Today in Business .................

Gino Sotis, attorney for movie|world, why doesn’t he amplify the director Roberto Rossellini, hope-|statement”” ful that their wedding would be

The handsome young Californian and the princess fell in SEYMOUR TO GO ON DST { in Tehran, capital of Iran, last

summer by a cousin of the prin-| : i cess who attend the University of | 1 ¢, "Pread quickly and a large Seymour today joined the ever-

{crowd of curious gathered before increasing list of Northern and| California at Los Angeles With p,¢ima and Mr. Hillyer emerged central Indiana cities planning to & {as man. and wife. {switch to Daylight Savings Time! Friends said it was a case of This morning a host of well Apr. 30. : love at first sight. 'wishers and fiewsmen called at seston ——————— | The princéss, one of Shah the Excelsior Hotel to visit the REDS ‘GET COLD FEET |

- Mohammed Reza Pahlevi's three newlyweds but they. were un-| BERLIN, Apr. 14 (UP)—East-

sisters, wore a white brocaded available. be . ern Berlin Communists backed gown and mangificent earrings It was reported; however, that down today and withdrew their . set with precious jewels. Her they planned to leave for Milan threats to invade Western Ber flowers were white carnations. [tonight to board a plane for Cairo,|lin during a big Whitsuntide The brigedgroom wore a blue Egypt. and.a honeymoon along youth rally the week-end of May, ithe Nile River: 128, a \

{an elderly woman had been criti-|

house at 4317 E. Washington St.!

Straight Hard Freeze his premonition confirmed. Mrs.

arl Jackson, reconstructed the!

U.S. Delays Reply To USS Protest On Plane Attack

Victorious Caps Hail Their Star Goalie Full Report on Skirmish

a Awaited by State Dept.; 8°; Search Fleet Reduced

\ Virtually Abandon | Defense Agency Still Hope for 10 Fliers Conducting Probe

COPENHAGEN, Apr. 14 WASHINGTON, Apr. 14 | (UP)—The U. S. Air Force (UP)—The United States toe called 10 of the 25 rescue day delayed answering Ruse [planes off the search for a'sia's charge of a plane skire missing U. 8. Navy Privateer mish over Latvia, apparently, ltoday, but ordered ‘the re-'because the missing U. maining aircraft to make a Navy Privateer has not been { “maximum effort.” | found. | Air Force officials virtually The State Department intends {abandoned hope for the 10 crew-/to base its reply on a Defense |men aboard the four-engined| Department report, and it has . | Privateer. It disappeared Satur- not received it as yet. {day over the Baltic, apparently] Russia charges that the missing {after Soviet fighters intercepted plane flew over Latvia last Sate and fired on it. . {urday and exchanged fire with Ten minutes after search head-| Soviet fighter craft. The Navy, quarters -here-announced-a redue- Privateer patrol bomber disape tion in flights, interpreted as a peared at that time, and a wide { “phase out” of the search, Euro-/search for it over the Baltic Sea {pean Air Force headquarters i has been unsuccessful. {| Wiesbaden, Germany, ordered-al - we wt |possibilities exhausted. But it re igation Jaconiplete - {permitted the reduction In planes 10-Siate- Department had exe involved to stand pected the Defense Department’s | - Fog Hampers Search report today on its investigations, It. was understood that the But State Department spokesman ‘order for the remaining planes to| Michael J. McDermott said that ‘make a “maximum effort” was We cannot reply to the Russians

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| ee Su, * 8 = : | 3 -_ tr r— i 5 | The belief was growing that of the missing plane and its Local Skaters Cop Cup, Set [rygve Lie Plans oe. mi somes, a is, muir nae oa va

{lice had informed her of the acei-!

An All-Time Playoff Record [iy to Moscow

a Gives Another Brilliant Goal-Tending Show

asn’t liv {questioned the qualifications of chaplain, followed by the lacing’ hasn't lived up to its reputation. gprs Cunningham for renomi- of a wreath and a brief talk by London and ] t : —_ wot Brig: Gen. Harry ~ B. Sherman; sie Cap goal in the first period [With French Foreign Minister h peratures have been at least two! Inasmuch as Cunningham ad- deputy commanding general of the 5,4 two in the second: Cleveland Robert Schumann and British ¢

{and other correspondents also will had a big output of heart. The [ “It is a well-known fact that be read, including’one from Roy Caps wanted the title and the rec-|

Mr. McDuff admits he controls of the 28th infantry band will —_— Democratic - machine, the play taps.’

: i TR a until the investigation is complete, “Cap teammates crowded around Goalie Terry Sawchuk after clinching the Calder Cup last INSPired by Air Force officials in Wh 2 § completa,

> . ] ? : ik A : Washington. {When we have a report from de night-in the Coliseum. That's Terry lying on the ice receiving the congratulations of Trainer Ross Fog hampered the B-17 Flying fense on their investigation, there

(Lefty Wilson (dark jacket). The other American Hockey League playoff champions are, left fo right, 'Fortresses and C-54 Skymasters| Will be a reply to the Soviet . Rod Morrison, Clare Raglan, Enio Sclisizzi and Coach O#t Heller. Even the vanquished Cleveland engaged in searching the Baltic note. ay Barons tried to get into the act. Some of the Barons are shown in background. (Other photos, |today. They roamed a few hun-| It was clear that the nature of . ..

Page 29) |dred “feet above the sea over the defense report will set the age 29). ~ {areas they had covered four to 20|tone of the American reply ta

Jes before. the Russians. If clues to the fate

|teer crashed and sank in the Bal-|partment reply may take the tic without a trace after being|form of a stiff counter-protest. fired upon by Soviet fighters. Issue Own Protest The officers admitted they had! If it obtains sufficient evidence little hope of the meniin the future to conclude alive but they said the hunt would|Russia shot down the plane with |go on at least until this week-end. resultant loss of American lives, Cover Same Area |they said, the United States could The planés will cover the same be expected to issue its own pro-

Cleveland Barons Beaten, 3-2, as Sawchuk ; | UN Secretary

| By FRANK ANDERSON | May See Stalin | f The Calder Cup is just a feather in our Indianapolis Caps today: j Akg SUCCESS, N.Y. Apr. 4/50 000 'to 60,000 square miles of|test to the Soviet government in The Heller-skelters beat the Cleveland Barons, 3-2, last night, (UPy~Trygve Lie, Secretary Gen-|the Baltic they juare vester- the strongest possible terms. to become the second Indianapolis team -to win the American... of the United Nations. said|day at almost wavetop level. | The official Soviet press made

{Hockey League cup and the first loop member to sail through the ( ... probably would go to| The search extended from Born-|clear yesterday that the plane in-

With playoffs undefeated. Some of the downtown horse saw only temporary relief in sight burial there. Mrs. Lyons also is|P y

race bet parlors operating in- from the cold. He said tempera- survived by a second son, Horace,

i wf -|volve th [Russia next month-and “if Gen. 1°!m Island eastward to the terri- volved in the Latvian incident

| [torial limits of the Latvian coast, was the Navy Privateer, although A Coliseum crowd of 7727 watched the locals join the 1942 Cap | ralissimo Stalin is in Moscow I where Russia said the missing the newspaper Pravda continued team as playoff champions. At|

o o {probably will see him,” " Privateer was fired upon last Sat- to refer to it as a B-29. Memorial Service the end of 60 minutes of superb * ., .,,4, it clear, however, that urday by a Soviet fighter because] U. 8. Position Firm Moscow announced that four {served. Coach Ott Heller's boys during a three-week trip to Eur- {was actually over or near Lat. 'had met and beaten the best the ope. Soviet airmen had been awarded'viap territory would materially ———eee tee league had to offer. “aw - - : : excellent fulfillment. of their OKINAWA, Apr. 14 (UP) — service duty,” which American Atter. : : In this connection, they pointed grabbed first place by 19 points/ deadlock in the United Nations. Th ] co held Tuesday on le Shima where in the regular season. But Heller's He said Konstantin Zinchenko- the aa Sano isement of sians sald their fighters ‘signaled can Army headquarters announced Barons by sweeping the best-of- affairs, would accompany him to paioi Gerasimov, Guards Senior curred. ~ today. three series with St. Louis and/Europe because “if the trip to Lt. Boris Dokin, Guards Lt. Ev-| Aviation authorities-said that famed correspondent by the staff Cleveland, two straight here. | The burly Norwegian said he, (rficers described as “another Dized. Lots of Heart /planned to visit the foreign offices aise alarm” a report from a Ger-, The possibility of a radio sige | ween the Danish island of BornRyukyus command. |goals in the second and third. But| Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, holm and the Swedish coast. ’ o turned to base and reported they Couple $ Savings | believed that particular part of] WASHINGTON, Apr. 14 (UP) ___ Times State Service... officer. reported. : . 2 ision. ofits Tesearch program to" "SEYMOUR, Apr. 14—For the ————— {Speed development of atomic enong hours toiling on their farm 3-year-old girl and both her par-| It ordered the General Electria (Continued on Page 29, Col. §) |"°rth of Dudleytown. ents burned to death today in the| C0 to defer work on an atomie

Autopsy confirms Portland teacher's death was murHindu immersion rites, attended by 2 million pilgrims,

A nagging wife writes Mrs. Manners .. .... tireenyee Democratic headquarters, said the Senate Avenue YMCA obsérves 50 years of service;

Where your tax money goes—tiny Michigan town asks

Earl Wilson collects laughs from Broadway .......... 18 News of the woman's world, Counter-Spy, gardening, !

® Caps Cop Calder Cup, Eddie Ash on Baseball, other

| But word of their presence] SEYMOUR, Apr. 14 (UP)— Other Features

~ithat youth ~had been Fightrully for him to visit the Soviet capital ones a {future evidence that the Privateer Set for Tuesday . . alter the U. 8. position on the Cleveland had come into the to Moscow if there is “something ) . favorite. The touted Barons had Kremlin In connection with the : PI ’ , the a P y, correspondent Ernie Pyle will be upon the unarmed Privateer, inthe Soviet charge. The Ruser’s bullets five years ago, Ameri- defeat talk. They got set for the eral in-charge of Security Council ggyiet fliers as Guards Senior Lt, fOT¢ the exchange of shots oce reading of a ‘biography of the the Barons — two straight in would be helpful.” anovich Tezyaev. order is internationally recoge ad been seen in the water be-| technical and language barriers, | . MESSAGES from Pyle's friends Both the Caps and the Barons| |area for six hours yesterday re- Atomic Output ground for surface vessels,” an," On today announced a sharp ree Following benediction, members late in the first period, after Fred prwin Auffenberg had worked ELYRIA, O., Apr. 14 (UP)—A’ Production of atomic explosives. ~|with lifelong earnings in other for two days. Firemen said they|d€5i8ning and to throw its re

odcupations, netted them nearly found the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. |Search brains and resources into $14,000. i Hubert Daulton and their daugh-|development of a new kind of _ “We'll get off the farm-and go ter, Kristine, close to the rear Ship engine. > age 100 the grocery - business,” Mr. door." . | The company also will divert a Auffenberg told his wife, Last part of its staff at the Knolls Monday afternoon the new store TRUMAN TRIP EXPANDED Atomic Power Laboratory ness... 3-at_Dudleytown... six..miles. south: WASHINGTON, Apr. ‘14 (UP) Schenectady N. ¥. to Richland, = ,of here, was opened. —President Truman today added Wash., for “maximum participa. Last night the store burned to Madison, Wis.. to the itinerary of tion” in ‘an “expanded atomis 6 the ground. With it went their life his western trip next month. Mr. energy production program” at

savings, ‘although the store was Truman will stop at Madison on the ‘Hanford Atomi 10 partly covered by insurance. Sunday, May 14 * Plant. Explosives

| 2 " (it flew i | bted---that - orien For Ernie Pyle hockey the 7727 were convinced | final. decision bad been. te! 13 miles inside the Soviet, Diplomats ..dou any the Ord f He said he probably would go . er of the Red Banner fo . i . ar Pest-of-seven series a hands-down of importance” to discuss with th Memorial services h p u e ps 2 femorial services honoring war “ airmen presumed was the attack out another possible weak spot he was killed by a Japanese snip- youngsters weren't having any Russian assistant secretary “REN: to Jarge groups, identified the the American ship to land, bes The setvices will include the Providence. Then they gunned Moscow should be arranged, he graf Satayeu and Guards Lt. Iv- NO agreed signal for such an The game statistics. can, shown london and Paris to consult man ship that ““‘airplane parts”|nal is considéred remote due to U.S. to S 5 ) * * 0 ee 2.2 = [the statistics can't’ show heart. \[ the latter's health permits. Search planes which scoured the P o Up {the Baltic Sea was a “dumping| 1 ne Atomic Energy Commise The Caps took things in hand !25t three years’ Mr. and Mrs.'8 DIE IN TRAILER FIRE {gines for warships and expand } ____| Their farm proceeds, combined trailer in which they had lived| POWer and fuel plant it has been Inside The Ti

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columns by Ed Sovola, Robert Ruark and ‘Frederick Little Tony Diggin, Leukemia Victim,

Othman; About People ............... eveeeeeene. 11 i ; Supports Canningham Hien ttotiale. Dios Kelmey, Marquis Childs, Hoosier Is Back in Hospital; Condition Critical

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Doctors Report Swollen Glands Affecting afterward he said he was tired and this morning doctors felt it

Blood Circulation; Plan Exploratory X-Ray was advisable to again hospitalize

{ Little Tyrone (Tony) Diggin was back in the hospital today—in him. ¥ ! critical condition, “It was at St, Vin 2 y cent’s, The 11-year-old leukemia victim was returned to St. Vitentslins before Ohta * that

| Hospital this morning after he complained he had trouble breathing. |Tony’s illness was rono . .{ TO un cesses ves rive eadD Doctors said swollen glands were affecting blood "circulation. leukemia. His case pe aa

9g' They planned to X-ray his chest to determine if X-ray treatments the same day as that ddy, "8 git reduce the swollen glands. ————— A a Hus bags

- - N_——— - Dun Meanwhile, doctors continued Cortisone, along with its sister : yet Su Jerry BWRY. : 29.32 to administer ‘urethane, a stand- 9TU8 ACTH, is being used ex-| erry: Who was flown to New Sporting News ..........oe000ii0.nn aE a “¥"9% ard drug which slows the repro. Perimentally in the treatment of|YOrk by The Times for treatment ’ duction -of the leukemia cells leukemia. Doctors have said, [Vth ACTH early in February, which are draining away Tony's NOWeVer, it is not a cure. It has|Stll is “doing well” and has

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5 i hown no signs or relapse since About People ........... 11 Dr. Jordan ........ reeves 25 strength. |an arresting power only. [8 Amusements .....v....16,17 Needlework ..... Foaryss . 24 Tony's name was placed on the _10NY Was given as much copty;iTelirning Role. He is attending BHAEE i rissernieise HA Mrs. Manners........ «++» 10. ‘hospital critical list and his SON as doctors felt his body | ost t th Rs and spends the Eddie ASh ....cccoeovers 30 | OthMAN ..ev.ee.e.n.en..”11 mother, Mrs. Ruth Diggin, re. could absorb. ne S30 mae playing st lus Comics . i" Pattern ..... ciesessesesy 25 mained at his side. . Last night he got a surprise "Ome, astern Ave. , Crosswérd ... Racing Days ............ 30 | The sandy-haired, freckle- Visit from his New York doctor,| Plans still are going ahead for Bditorials ...ciesfieees. "Radio ..... tesssseesse.s 14 faced boy has been going.down- Dr. James Johnson. Dr. Johnson, |the Big “Dig for Diggin” benefit

Fashions ...oceeavvevean 24 Ruark ooeeeseesesssceees 11 hill since Apr. 3 when he was Who took care of Tony in New|at midnight tomorrow night in FOOR isseenssssnvascace MH SOCIEtY seeensenseranses. 23 [flown back from New York City York University Hospital, is here Indiana Theater, the Variety Forum ....... we 12 Sports ...... +eeeses20.20-32 (Where he had been under treat- Visiting his family which resides/ which has underwritten Tony's Gardening ...... . 25 Weather Map ....i...sn.. 28 Ment almost a month with one of in Irvington. : hospitalization, said today. bo Hollywood .......T55%ese 16 _ Earl Wilson ..es0seesss.. 18 [the . “new hormone “wonder”, Tony brightened up for awhile/ Money from the benefit will bg Inside Indianapolis....... 11 WOMEN'S soveseaseanses 23-25 drugs, cortisone - (and talked to Dr, Johnson. But|used to défray costs bie - - ol . i : % v : 8 3

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