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. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - mae — STINDAY, APR. ‘16, 1950 Cla Self-Defense Plan tonal and physical therszy statts| Work Begun on Motel Filipino Tax Man In Richmond Shooting ho:

of the Medical Center hospitals will contribute instructors for the Near New ls ine Dressed’ he RICHMOND, Apr. 15 (UP)-—A school. Lectures, demonstrations NEW CASTLE, Apr. “15 ; coal hauler was shot and wound-| and ' or Work has begun on construction Times Foreign Service < led critically in front of the Vol- practice sessions Utl-lof a 10-unit motel to be located MANILA, P. 1, Apr. 15—Not On cano Tavern here tonight by an- lized in the 2 on State Rd. 3 southwest of the everything assoctated with taxes! : 4 other man who claimed he fired G os Sd Jule Institute. \ Meeting Tomorrow

Arranged city. Amado Carlos lin self defense. The institute was arranged at Herbert D. Smith, ‘manager, 3 24 bell 5 or “|: J. B. Clark, about 35, was in se- the suggestion of the Indiana and Dr. J. G. Bledsoe, who pur-| a beleves, [ridus condition with a bullet Poliomyelitis Committee, headed chased the land regently, plan to] BY profession, a tax account. this man-about-town has

Indiana hospitals will organize

{wound through his cheek. Clar- by Dr. L. E. Burney, State Board erect a motel with a five-room ant, By WII ence Webster, a railroad laborer, tomorrow , to combat another of Health. Dr. Donald J. Caseley, home and office combined In one peen dubbed the best-dressed Time [admitted the shooting when police wave of infantile paralysis should| Medical director of the center, building. man in the Philippines. He's OMAHA, 4 larrived after e- supervise. SE SY even ti movie idol Leopoldo phoned headquarters at his re. 't develop during coming months.| “yg ingtitute is the outgrowth| NOTES ‘FEAR OF WAR' ay pea eight other contend- Husicioal ot |quest. Nursing representatives from or a shorter course presented at| WASHINGTON, Apr. 15 (UP) ers. estimated. © “Clark drew a knife on ‘me,”|10 hospitals will meet at the Indi- the Medical Center last year. It —Movie Actor Douglas Fairbanks! Any connection between the must win ap Webster said as he handed over ana University Medical Center to| will be augmented by a polio pro- Jr. said he has detected “a fran- excellence of the Carlos’ wardrobe for the secor a revolver to Officers Earl White start a two-week Poliomyelitis gram for physicians, to be given tic fear of war in this country” land the reported drop In governand Ca¥! Berner. He and several Nursing Institute. by the IU School of Medicine on upon his return from a trip to ment tax collections is purely In 1948, C | |witnesses were being questioned. ical, nursing and occupa-June 7. Europe. 3 coincidental. Whelming J Ao ; —_— : = torfum. But i é sce battle over t B t if / : struction wa eau I u post. -war his, PARTLY CLOUDY AND . : i = i ines nai a hin ; When_the CLOUDY ARIAS Pi Ch ome" SO eur an FOrotasr NJ 7-Piece Chrome jogaion x LIGEND 4 j the planners CATING = IASC TED WILL SEAT FROM ; prints and f searnaes | Panes AT TREMENDOUS wouldnt. by < 10 TO 12 PEOPLE re Co? OMZILE ha Ain : I So, after n SAVINGS! torium issue

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TONIGHT AND TOMORROW—A warmer trend is forecast from the Mississippi Valley to the Aflantic. In. New England and the northeast readings somewhat cooler than seasonal normals are expected. Southerly winds will send the mercury into the 60's and 70's for Texas, Louisiana and Nebraska. Dotted and striped areas of the fotocast show where rain and snow will fall.

State Speech IN INDIANAPOLIS C EVE NTS. TODAY Robert § pitton. J. N oy EG Maron es pr. Indianapoits, Doin Club —~ Open house, Rabore C. Edwards, 28. Ba Ky in Betty. L Utterback. 322 Ne Tithois.

Nationa Ee Association—Last day, Paul E ach, 33, 1460 8. Waldemere; Estafa B. Mille 37, Beech Grove

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by 49 speakérs in the district Indiana Public Health Association Thru! Donald se, 26, 2743. Winthrop contest at Ben Davis High School Tues: day. Indiana State Board of Health | wildith Wiliams son, 2. 3143 Winthrop. Jutlding . & 2 yesterday. “Winners of the first o, .." peita Kappa Intercollesiate Law| vetor: 19, Res 2 Moves. Rr CWT PIAGET CAEN OT STR aTe FrReerRity—wrondey; “Clkypool on, 39, 2417 Ho x... : 5 $elsnteen lub-~Monday noon, Antlers wendeil Dishman, i, ae N Re [a RR TR SR me visions will go to the state finals. Irvington ehekah Lodge—8 p.m, Food Le Hushand, 20, 316 E. 8t. Cla Participating high schools were, tA hon OES pn] rank nimenan 1 8 Bradshaw, COME _IN AND SEE OUR WON1 apter ra ay. 80. Broad Ripple, Shortridge, Wash-|" Masonic Tempio. Richard | Kin i Bi Nyagacome Mary DERFUL COMPLETE LINE OF — Stuckey, 19

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