Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1950 — Page 7

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‘Sen. Taylor Faces He’s in Stir Over A Cup of Coffee itee Taman Women Prisoners Riot Radio Ne oot pam Birmingham Waren? | besos" Dur etna so sees 1 MILES TOMOMOW S050, Radio News Sends Reservists AWOL 1+

" BIRMINGHAM, : ‘and Walace i | 2 AM, Ala, Nov. 2 Book recognized each Lockerbie St. PRINCE GEORGE, B. C.,, Nov. cers of the Fifth Army’s Michigan said.

© (UP)—A Yor other over cups of coffee, the! : : 2 ; : | ¢ 5 Watant for ‘the arrest YORE Th a al nih De 50 = i or Ian g S '2 (UP)—Women prisoners in the military district headquarters said Sut the men were under orders: ~of ‘lame duck Sen. Glen Taylor, pre-larceny charge. Two Hoosier Dentists ~~ . 1 | = {local' lockup nursed cuts and today that §7 enlisted reservists !0.TePort to Ft. Lewis, the Army (D. Idaho) was issued here YeS-\ Mr. Kirkham, 41, of 750 N ‘Honored by Society 3 ‘bruises today as the result of a have gine AWOL just because "Wed. and have been classed as Bd ’ ’ { * 4 &.

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terday and city officials said &n It ynn St. was waiting for a trol. To, Hooslas Seetets wd Former Worker . -{Hinoy At Ser ation, of oné.of them had Portagle radio. 2bsent without official leave, attempt probably would be made ley Tuesds t Michij | gteone t i ) reed a ImOUNShNe | e men were ahoard a troop 8 i to extradite him. : Ngble Sts., 2 M Shige wi Indianapolis, were awarded de- At Allison Plant cooked up for a. Holloween party. train bound from Detroit to Ft, Fou SIZES

grees .by the American College! Services for Frank Delks, who: Police reinforcements were Lewis, Wash., when they heard a To be of standard weight, small ¢ for 25 years was never late or Necessary to put down the dis- broadcast stating that orders cAll- ¢ggs must -weigh at least 18, absent from his job, will be at 9 turbance. Officers said the party, ing reservists. to duty had been ounces per dozen, medium eggs 21 ; Yesterday afternoon Mis. toocr.t. a. m. tomorrow in the Blackwell Planned for the women’s section canceled. So, the 87 left the train ounces, and large eggs at least ® Gof disorderly conduct. He was con- h of I's. Kirk-'annual convention of the’ Ameri- Irvington Funeral Home. 6 Burial of the jail, “got out of hand.” ‘at Chicago “and presumably 24 ounces a dozen. i ooh jam was sipping coffee in Red's can Dental Seciety in Atlantic will be in W. hi on Park EE Ga ee victed after he scuffled with ofi- Grill, 319 N. Noble St. So was City. é 5: Washingt .

| Clty. | Mr. : : "8, cers who prevented his using the Book. Recognition was simulta- Those honored were Dr. inh els Was Se

“Negro entrance” to a church neous w : : 2 agi : illiam ‘Adams, 4039 Carrollton He lived at 5121 E. Michigan St ®* The Friendly F iture Store! where he addressed a youth rally, Book left in a hurry, but > 8 : e Friendly Furniture re. : i » police| Ave, and Dr. Carl A. Frech, ; i 4 two years ago. picked him up 10 minutes olice Av a He was in charge of machine re ;

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r, then I sident of the Allison Space Is at a Premium!

We Must Move Upstairs!

'.'.The warrant was igsued when 2PProached.- He asked directions. Sen. Taylor did not show up to Then he placed his hand over Of Dentistry, Lonorary society o serve his 180-day sail term ori” eyes and snatched her purse. the dental profession, at the 91st

pair at Allison Division, General Hine Motors Corp, before his: retire-———Sment-in-Juner- 1M — ua = In 1942 he was cited for.18: , Slyears’ service with the corpora-

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with the citation. PEE As a machinist, Mr. Delks also made parts for racing cars. Prior!

to going fo work for Allison, he : » rishs ' : 4 PY 1) 3 1 worked for™the old Chandler & rd ; : " =

Taylor Co., which ma de boilers.

He was general foreman most of the time. : He was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. . Surviving are his

No 4 ; = wife, Elizabeth; two sons, Frank = P. and Harry; a brother, Walter; Here Is Your ='a. sister, Mrs. Goldie King; four

= grandchildren and two great = grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

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veteran, was {to “b& buried in Crown Point Cemetery at Kokomo after services at 1 p. m, today in

the Harry W. Moore . Pedcd §. Chapel here. -. > Mr. Myers, who was 54, died Monday in Veterans Administra-

tion Hospital on Cold Spring Road. A resident of Indiahapolis for 10 years, he lived at 2533 College Ave. Surviving are two sons, James and Robert, both of Cleveland, O.

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BREWTON, Ala., Nov. 2 (UP) Arsenic and. old insurance policies were discussed here at the trial of a buxom brunet accused of murdering two of her four husbands. Mrs. Olivett Williams told the

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