Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1950 — Page 2

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Stricken Woman's Daughter Rushes to Near-Tragedy Scene

An elderly woman who suffered a heart attack last night was almost asphyxiated early today along with three others who were assembled in the home to take

care of her. . Four persons on one side of a double house were overcome by gas, believed to have escaped

from a refrigeration unit, and two others in the adjoining dwelling were made ill this morning at 1613-1615 Finley Ave. Mrs. Edith Norrington, 74, who suffered the attack last night was unconscious today when police arrived. - Also uncongcious was her son, John, 49, and his wife, Beatrice, 48, 1014 N. Garfield Drive, and Mrs, Cora l.efter, 84, of Cumberland. Mr. and Mrs. Norrington had spent the night with his mother hecause of her attack, Mrs. Lefter had come to care for the invalid. Four Made Il Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith,

residing in the south half of the Garfield Drive, after he and three others were overcome by gas MacArthur meeting on Wake Is-each fall by the order to thea West Ham woman it would not give a man an acre or two of his Sherman Dr., called police to ine --

double, were made ill by the escaping gas but not overcome, The four persons made unconscious probably owe their lives to Mrs. Ruth Hurt, 25, of 1123 Hoefgen St., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Norrington. Mrs. Hurt said she rushed to her grandmother's home early to day after her mother telephoned to say everyone felt terribly sick. She found the four unconscious, Mrs. Lefter and Mrs. John Norrington are in fair condition at St. Francis Hospital. Police said the Smiths went to the Norrington side of the house

will Speak Before Gas Utility Club

Speaker at the Citizens Gas Utility Club tomorrow evening at the Lincoln Hotel will be Carl D. Kantner, director of industrial and public relations for the utility. Mr. Kantner will discuss “Personnel and

functions of the personnel department, The Citizens : Gas Utility Club & is made up of department wy Kantner

~ Gas Overcomes 2 Others Made li

Telephone Call

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A doctor and policeman revive John Norrington, 1014 N. either at home or abroad.”

ae ona pots os — Foreign Policy ear Principal | Hit by Senators sor. ace

4 Cr /Helms has been fired for “lack| Capehart ond Jenner of co-operation” in carrying out| Hj : Si an order to consolidate thei s : iy Rap Truman Program onwara school with that of, ‘Nervous Wreck’ WASHINGTON, Ind, Oct. 18 nearby Walton. | A 60-year-old housewife was (UP)—American foreign policy| Township Trustee Virgil Turner said by her husband to be a “nerv-| was raked over the* coals last mailed the discharge. He did notious wreck” today after losing 5 night by Indiana's twe U. 8. Sen- disclose contents of the letter, $5000 in a confidence swindle. He delivered to them a selling talk on the American way of We . io a i land threw the prestige of the office of President of the ators, who indicated that any but it was understood that hel Mrs Carl Anderson, 236 8S. ey ing on for the minds of he Asiaties. shortcomings In the policy could|listed “insubordination” and sev- Rural St., told police two strange "to the battle a tll ‘on long after the guns are silent in be blamed on President Truman. eral other reasons. * iwomen yesterday induced her to isa Dattie On 3 5 Sh . or i Sen. Homer E. Capehart, seek-| Turner touched off virtual riot- draw the money from the family Korea and, iiss ap afon of de-'ing the estates of the large landing re-election of the GOP ticket, ing when he issued an order savings account and give it tojEXperts, have been losing to holders and dividing them: up told an audience in his home abolishing high school classes them by promising her a $2000 PO tn the last two years. |among the peasants, town here “bungling and insin- here and directing students to/cut of $6600 found in a purse. Asa Mr. Truman told the But the North Koreans are now cerities” of past policies led Amer-/go to Walton High. He went into, Mrs. Anderson said she was Asiatic nations, in effect, was: learning that there was a joker ica into the Korean War. 'hiding last week-end, charging /lunching in a downtown five-and-|™ WAY © jsts in the deck. Instead of being “The avoidance of a third (hat his life had been “threatened ten store when she fell into con-| ONE: Don't let the Cod States allowed to farm their acre they major world conflict and a last. daily by Onward people.” versation with a “heavy-set” intimidate you. The United BOWS, "or oveg in the Commuing. peace are possible,” he said, — [woman of about 38. stands yeady to help you In casei CTC oN here they were ex“but unfortunately the course we Short: Wave Reception | Talk led around to the purse, you ate attacked and We PrOVET,. p,q 15" agnt and die in defense are to follow is the choice of a P supposed to have been found by it in Korea. Com-'0f theif land : quisling-like Secretary of Stats Poor for Week-End algther WON, WHO § Brpeared ay TWOH Dot swallow at “the! Mr. Truman's speech attempted Who obviously has no understand. WASHINGTON, Oct, 18—Re- Walking Mss. Anderson said, =~ |United States 1s out 10 Sonquer J ake Advantage, of at ta . " & v : e second woman said she the world. e don't want any- . ‘ [Een gn strength-| i A bo good unt this Was atraid to turn over the purse body's territory and we are going It would be a mistake to. as-

and contents to police. She was to prove that, too, by getting out sume that the President made ening of the United Nations, sev- week-end, forecasters at the Na- afraid she would never see the of ody just as quickly as we| millions of converts overnight.

ferance of relations with Russia |tional Bureau of Standards here } Few people in Asiatic countries recognition of Franco Spain, and!state. money again 1 went snclaimed, ean, Heart of Matter were sitting beside their radios creation of peace treaties with But those who do most of their! Tne two “con women” then of- | President went right to the last night, Most of them don't Germany and Japan. listening on the week-ends willl . |. The Presiden & _'have radios. 3 (fered Mrs. Anderson $2000 of the heart of the matter in one para Sen. William E Janney Jurned be out of luck again—just as ggeon supposed.to be in the purse graph: — more oratorica. re on U, « fTor-iw - { . * eign policy in a speech at Kendall. teved a and lating week Jv. Anderson would temp A oe Jnow that the Jeoples ot Police Kept Busy r oh i w i IAS - ville. cilled “the Truman polioy eS. so will reception be bad Bat-\gne wouldn't talk about the wind- | justice to solve. They want their By Halloween Pranks 2 A y through Monday, and only fall. 3 t m thei wn land : |“a transparent fraud.” armers to own eir own \ Police today resigned theme The President, Sen. Jenner They Regompanied Mrs, Ander. and enjoy He fruits of heir toll selves to investigation of many ¢ s bec “4 . son to an Eas © branch bank, That is one of our great nationa : vive chathed, link besos Be Prisoner Redkey Youth Wins where Mrs. Anderson drew out principles. We believe in the vandalism complaints between and Fair Deal helped to turn Phi Beta Ka Aword the money, After taking it, the family-size farm. That is the now and Nov. 1, when Halloween loose in the vain hope that these Ppa r women promised to meet her basis of our agriculture and has pranks probably will taper off for forces could be used for . . . poli- BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 18 downtown later in the afternoon. strongly influenced our form of another year. ; _ tical purposes.” (UP)~-The 1950 Phi Beta Kappa' When they failed to appear, government.” | One.report, entered last night He said the Democratic party Scholarship award was given to Mrs. Anderson became suspicious, The strength of the Commu-py Mrs, Gladys Cassidy, 2048 N. : # “has been captured from within Kenneth G. Lansford, Redkey, a and called police. nists in places like China and New Jersey St. concerned a group #. ® by criminal conspiracy, and there Pre-medical sophomore at Indiana Se ———————— w—— North Korea has been that they of hoys who let the air out of aue is no real American program . . , University, chapter officials said THEY'LL BE DOG GONE traded shrewdly on the land hun- tomobile tires along ‘the street today. i LONDON, Oct. 18 (UP)—The ger of the Asiatics. and ran away. Sen, Jenner cited the Truman- The .$100 cash award is given National Health Service advised They knew that if they could] Mrs. Minnie Swanson, 1324

ife Reported | Real Audience People fast Where U. S. Is Losing ‘Idea War’ to Russia

"HARRY FERGUSON, United Press Foreign News Editor BY HARE Truman's real audience last night was the peoples of

fair on Friday or Tuesday.

{land as “convincing proof of what sophomore in the college of artsireplace her pair of free falseown, he would till the soil happily vestigate burning, grease-soaked

today. Treating the victim are Dr, Bernard Glass and Patrolman 'a transparent fraud is the Fair and sciences who made the high-/teeth. The service said it wasand not worry too much aboutrags thrown on her roof and at

Howard Kelley.

at 2:30 a. m. to assist when the, —

elder Mrs, Norrington suffered another attack, They said they felt ill when they returned to their apartment but went to bed. They were violently ill at 5 a. m, when Mr, Smith arose to go to work. ’ Police credited the younger Mrs, Norrington's call to her! daughter, Mrs, Hurt, with possibly saving the lives of four

people, | Woman Walks 6 Blocks With Bullet in Leg

A, woman who walked six |

blocks without réalizing she had! been shot in the leg was released from General Hospital early to-

ay. . Lela May Jones, 40, of 1146 W

26th St, was wounded by what | police believe was a stray bu..eti shortly before midnight as she

walked in the 700 block of Burdsall Pkwy. She fell to the ground but got | up and walked home before she

noticed. blood running down her.

leg and a hole in her dress above |

| the knee,

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She was taken to General Hos: pital and released after treat. ment. The woman tdld police she

| Deal's so-called _bi-partisan for-'est scholastic record in his class her fault her dog chewed them to/what the commissars were up to./the basement window. No dame eign policy.” while a freshman. | bits. IThey accomplished that by seiz- age was caused.

: io actress Lorre Allen, 28, radio actress Lorraine Allen, 28 FAVORS Payments originally were or- LEATHER GOODS dered in a superior court mainten- . ance suit filed by Mrs. Cugat, The DRAFTING Latin music maestro appealed but MATERIALS

did not hear a shot or see who |

, ~foremen heads, fore | fired,

and other supervisory personne of the utility.

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Cugat Ordered to Pay $2000 Month Alimony

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 18 (UP) ~The district court of appeals has ruled’ that band leader Xavier

Cugat must pay $2000" monthly alimony to his estranged wife,

was overruled by the court yesterday. } Mrs. Cugat charged in her separate maintenance suit that her husband “associated indiscreetly” with six other women,

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