Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1950 — Page 12
Local ties 10 Ree Betty Jordan Topples 635 Pins With Milano Inn for Best Feminine Showing
By MARION CRANEY
Crisp. wintry bowling weather brought out a rash of high scores last night, with Chuck Markey's 676 leading the pack. Vou Seven men and one woman smashed out honor count scores
on six hardwoods. Markey blasted 238-233-205 for ‘Fox Hunt Classic, on lanes 11 and 12.
A 203 first gamg gave Betty Jordan incentive 10 follow up with,
scores of 242 and 190 for a 635] ‘for Milano Inn in the Bond Jewdl-
. ers Classic at Indiana.
Other honor count scorers were: . Wilbert Richwine, 667 from 259-/ 221-187 at Talbot; Dawson Guthrie, 666 from 257-199-210 at Penn-, svivania; Paul Day, 666 from 185-! 234-247 on Pennsylvania alleys 3 and 4; Leslie Massey. 665 by 231-192-242 at Talbot: Harold Ostermever, 656 by 190-266-200 at Illinois, and Sammy Vasel, 650 by (175-222 253 at West Side. -
Strikes and Spares
Mr. Consistency showed his freakish self at three alleys last night. Fonnie Snyder pulled a 191 triplicate with the Union Title team in| the Real Estate League at Fox Hunt. His average is 191. Joe Danna performed a 171 triplicate at| Iaria’'s with the Smith and Robin- | son team. At West Side, Bill Schopp rolled his fifth three-game 568 in 10 Fridays at West Side, where he is with the Allison AC League. He missed last week, carding a oneplus 569. x Carter's: Farm Market took team totals with a 2999 in the Ritchey Furniture League at lar-
fa’s. Brass Rail combined 935-1038-
081 for 2954 to win its three games in the Washington League at Illinois, and team totals, there. Brass Rail remains tied for first with Sugar Creek Butter; with 23 wins and 7 losses. Sugar Creek also won three. Marott Shoes kept stepping high in the Fox Hunt Classic, winning|j
* {ts trio for 22 wins, eight losses. |
Mechanics Laundry is second,| winning two for -19 wins against,
i =
Bowling Leaders
MEN Cluck Markey, Tompkins Ice Cream 678 Wilbert Richwine, Goodwin- Westfall 667 Dawson Guthrie. U. 8. Pidelity .: 688 Paul Day. Mechanics jayndry
au eslie Massey,
his 676 in the, ‘| rebellious regime.
created by Tito's fall.
i { i i
Stalin’ s Tu 1 moLANAPOLIS TI : — Dad al Mo's Th Even Baked a Pie— Moscow Squeezes Tito
Yugoslav Army, Now Superior fo Russ
BELGRADE, Nov. 11 — Russia, well aware of Yugoslavia's , oc and sweethearts of the, Mrs. Valentin was present when] ing _economic plight, is putting on the heat both internally |e in the infantry outfit pulled her husband confessed to police! D p sel Ki n g S
External pressures are building up on Yugoslavia's borders. It is|
reported the Russians have at Stalin. Camp Atterbury and the 109th and didn’t know what "he was In State of Nepal Recently the Cominform’s of-| Regiment. doing.” | NEW DELHI, India, Nov. 11 |" Valentin admitted that he tele- (UP)—Nepalese supporters\of the
N. _. 865 arold Ostermeyer. Schmidt 4 73 "856 . least 10 well-equipped divisions in Sammy Vasel Link Belt 1ov 830 Maj. Gen. William H. Tun- (the Danubian area. And within
re SATURDAY, NOV. 11, 1050
Admits Installment Plan
From All Sides, Seeks "2 2M Plot Jo Hove Wife Mee
Getting ‘Offer’—Mate Sticks by Husband
Early End of His Rule | Visit 109th Doughfeet — HAST ST. LOUIS, Ii, Nov. 11 (UP)—Carl 1. Vaneltin, 59,
confessed today that he plotted the “installment plan” slaying of
fo 19% Tenby of he 109th hte wife to avoid telling her that he'd lost $3000 in a loan deal. nfantry Regiment at Camp At- Valentin was seized yesterday after a musician, Clifford Wells ~ Satellites, May Not Be by Next Sp ring terbury. lot Brooklyn, Ill, reported to police that Valentin tried to hire him
By LEON DENNEN, Times Foreign Correspondent | A special train filled with wives, to Kill his 45-year-old wife.
wersen and externally in the hope of forcing the early collapse of Tito’s' into Union Station this morning|Lt. Glen Ruffner.
Ito the music of . the “Bloody| “Why did you do it? Why did|
The belief among western observers here is that only Moscow-| Bucket” 28th Division Band. you do it?” she asked Valentin. inspired Cominform Communists would be ready and able to move Welcomed by a committee of “I even baked an apple pie for} into the vacuum which would be, - y the you Jast night To OWers py
Tito, the living proof that a non-commissioned . officers, To Stick b y Him Communist state can exist with-| people from northeastern Penn- She said, however, that oc!
|
{fore remains target No. 1 for, /which immediately started for because “he's a very sick: man
ficial journal forecast that ‘the. A special detail of the 109th
PAN 0 Shh HS Ed Joseph A V. Stackhouse .... 88 per (above), director of the [recent weeks they have been ;.. is not far off’ when pro- Military Police security detail was phoned Mr. Wells, a 49-year-old
Louis Stumpfl, Marion
Joe Newman, Oscar Loan Plord Brown: Link Belt N
Hardware .. S40
'quietly strengthening the armies
out subservience to Russia, there- Sylvania were escorted to busses] =" .° . iy py” her husband) Fight With Trogps
Moscow underground forces will; sent up to make sure that theif or er trom a tavern here deposed King of Nepal invaded
famous Berlin Airlift, now com- , No.3 : of the Red satellite countries. ..., against the Tito govern- visitors would be safely escorted 3 : 3 : | . ffered him $200 their Himalayan homeland from Lowell Pouchs, Carters Parm Mkt. 3 mands a similar opsration fer- which encompass Yugoslavia. iment. In daily broadcasts, Hun- to the men in the outfit. ednesday. Eten India today, ya King Tribhuva | John Nauta Irvington Presbyterian Ge rying men—and supplies from | Led by Soviet officers, these cary. Rumania and Bulgaria call The families, who will stay in|" yajentin, owner of a can : 8 na 634 forces are said to be well fitted ¢,. “death to the Fascist, Tito.” Indianapolis hotels, brought with|, ©. told Mr. Wells he woul fled here with his two queens.
Bunny Jiinardo, Vestal Steel
Byron . Brass Grurence Lg laria’ egor, Naval So BD Ma
asste; Coca=Coin Curt Heady, Marott Shoes Harold Horn, Vonnegut's
Nayne
a a s Bowling .... 833
Ordnance .... 632. fronts. modern heavy arms supplied bY|frylly executed border incidents radios, television sets and hot-| Mr. Wells could hide on the Nepalese Congress attacked the
Russia.
Slavs Rated Superior
. Japan to the Korea fightin a P ghting jout with tanks, guns and other; Artificially provoked and care- them a baggage car full of gifts, Hy his car in front of the store Nationalist
members of the
and armed skirmishes have trans- plates, for dayrooms of the regi- {floor behind the front seat Thurs- town of Birganj, jumping off {formed Yugoslavia’s frontiers ' ment. day night. from the Indian border town of
Ross, Allison AC saben ERE 3 £ Major Brush Fire | ki 2 present, Yugoslavia’s| linto an explosive. no-man’s land.! The train was originally Then Valentin would send his Raxaul. Fighting broke out after e ey
T, Sriie Sahin Borqens boas . 823) £ 500,000 men is still rated! Saboteurs Filter In {scheduled to reach Indianapolis|wife on an errand in the car and the attackers showered the area Steve Jocham, American Uhived Lite ail Ty to the combined forces, Spies and saboteurs specially|at 9:15 a. m. but was rescheduled Mr, Wells could kill her. {with leaflets from the air. | Frank Biehl ooster Pele ne. 0 = Hungary, Rumania, trained in Cominform schools are for 10 a. m. It left Scranton at] Mr. Wells said he agreed to They called for revolt in Nepal | Bon ame nlion Ac Phillips 86 is 1 ens owns Bulgaria and Albania. But Tito's ‘| streaming across the borders. 8:30 p. m. last night. lthe plan so that he could inform against the rule of the hereditary Hauck, Rough Notes : lack modern and heavy| The Yugoslav police capture - Travelers at the Union Station] police and save Mrs. Valentin's premier, who ousted Tribhuvana
Waste: Clarkson, Carter's Farm Mkt HH Charles Sunderland. Rainier Purniture 811
men s; they're equ d m Metal Second Coast Blaze | pon ey're equippe patly in to carry out acts of sabotage band from fone camp while theithe job but finally agreed to $40 The commander of the Con-
ob Ss. Nylon Sheet
n A Pauley Printers
Do A! Klatte, State Board Ooze Zimmerman
ill Bartlett, Talbot Lanes Snack Bar 6 Vactor Hardesty Jr. Indpls. Railway 6
Edgar McIntosh. Berry lim Kemmerer. Davis Jim Keller Allison AC
Lou Beehe Kennington Carl Hindel. Mechanics Laundry Charles Boswell. Cinder-Block
Mike Sansone. Vestal
! Lowell Lovell, Link Beit No. 'l G. Yowler. Glen Roy C as Joe Picket!, Forest Manor Dec 9 Southern California for two days. Perts here think she isn't ready right now in a “small war
awrence Brad Smith & Robins $05 ry A George Snyder. Schwitzer- Eammine 608/ The fires were fanned by winds for. that yet. But they fear the Russia's satellites. He spoke of union ends. The families willjidentified him as the man who py Indian Premier Jawaharlal { Bernard £. Kellr, Knieht Realty 85% that sometimes hit 70 miles an/changed balance of military the “train of human casualties” board a train for theé.return trip. had left the envelope. Nehru. | Earl” mith ge, oo: 81 hour. Extremely low humidity Jeiventh foreseen or pedt JPN BTougHL BY. the Somiinnis series "pas Sevil H With difficulty, his legs shaking, r sas. Indiana Heating ....... increased the danger. - remlin too rder provocations. hs ) I zk he walked across the royal red | Jess Montage. Spansier s Caras 03 Firemen reported flames that act then or soon afterward. Determined now to seek food Yout r Divorcee : y ops carpet laid out for him. He is Harry Link Jr. Carter’ sFarm Mt. 805 rach thous Gruthlands. and! Meanwhile, the Soviet Union is and favor in the West, Tito has Held in Holdu Ss Along for the here for ‘medical treatment as Miller Ensminger. Brass Rail 604 striving feverishly to overturn at last begun to relax somewhat Pp well as sanctuary. :
William Gooch, Regal Flower Shop 603 Oilfields to menace the communi-
alph Munson, Circle eg Vance, Real Silk
Bob 8 Yager. Fountain Square Lanes 603 Park north of Los Angeles were an, Naval Ordnance 2 : | Ken r Chrlsengen Cline Realtors s02 controlled after damaging five
ilano Inn
nA Bn mann, Founta
| Dick George. Spangler's Garag
Ed Haus, Oertel's
Izaak Witn No. 1 6
: of Health 81 i
{for guerrilla and mountain fight-
welcoming committee and escorts|which Valentin was to leave in gress forces
many, but a lot manage to filter were serenaded by the "30-piece life. He demanded $75 down onin a bloodless palace, revolution.
was said to have
Halte Afte in Bv next spring, it elt and destruction. I d . i ? Days fo a 8. it ie feu For a long time Tito refused waited impatiently for the trainia sealed envelope at the tavern. heen wounded in the clash. In BAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. 1 to acknowledge publicly that he to appear. | As soon as he hung up, Mr. C alcutta, India, thousands of
8 6 5 15 15 Bros. Paints 815 . : satellites. Little Coal sis (UP)--One major brush fire 5 - and his ex-masters in the Krem- Reaching the camp. the families Wells notified Brooklyn police Nepalese shouted their support of Bost. AY 511 raged out of control and another Moscow is, of course, alert>to jj; were no longer friends. But Were treated to a ceremonious who contacted authorities. here.'Trighuvana at public meetings, | 811 was halted today je-lik the likelihood that an armed at- , his speech at Zagreb he openly entry. An-honor guard was set, [Fast St: Louis detectives found pledging to “sacrifice our lives Steel Sia Rs halle oday as gale-like tack on Yugoslavia would embroil admitted for the first time that then the officers and men took the $40 in the envelope at the ror your cause.” £10 . i ia ; ay ; 3 se. be sid winds subsided” after lashing Russia in another world war. EX- nis people are actually engaged over. -itavern and arrested Valentin The 44-year-old king arrived in
Engraving 803 ties of Twin Lakes and Lakeside
{against the Red rebels.
802 ¢. i farm buildings. Jane 602 8 Restlessness Evident
in Sa
: soi 1500 Acres Blackened | This has been especially true conscience.” There have been
prince, two
one Yugoslav writer put it to me, , queens, mitting a series of theater rob: m “it is a dictatorship with a guilty! g ‘ abe ohe of the most dram
with =~ Tomorrow night the happy re- when a barmaid and a customer New Delhi by plane and was ‘met
Tito internally. - The €ominform his iron -grip on his own people. GARY, Ind, Nov. 11 (UP)— Sake of Culture | With the king were the crown has stepped up its campaign of His is still a ruthless dictatorship,’ A Chicago youth and his divorcee i [terror and its war of nerves a totalitarian police state, but as/.,mpanion were held today after! pg A BIE! N REV ITZKY tod: day ob wo
other princes, a 5-
ear-old grandson, Tribhuvana's
and other women
atic members of h peries in the northern Indiana platform “appearances = of his (phe bright ly biting Nore
11 losses. Fox's Steak House won {il [ofan Wenriin en 80 - since the North Korean reverses fewer night arrests lately, and"? CRPREL, «arbi iad with the colorful saris of the East two in the earlier National League Bob “Symes. Allison A i oe - 800 a tire Blackened ore than. the hands of United Nations the ey police terror has les- Gelbert Medina. 20, of Chicago,| The Indianapolis Symphony The king wore jodphurs and a there, remaining three games Jilighogenamel Kinean's AC |... 598 it res hut Saveled SO fastic, ces. Observers in Belgrade feel sened a bit. and Mrs. Jessie Forbes, 22, were eonduetor purposely - arriving agri; white cap and dark ahead of three-game-winner Atlas fi, Faison, als Flowers il 390 t oil Installations undamaged. qo, i, is concerned above all] But if Tito is really to be saved, captured last night at aro ew minytes late for the children's’ gi, 4505, The “pilot of the Indian lis, Pishers Pharmacy ie 3% At the height of the blaze be-/ i ; J Bt i i concert in Cadle <Tabernacle, 4 Super Market. (Chuck Mi gM 3791 t 50 with - regaining prestige behind it is American aid that must dojblock at Indiana Harbor after : plane “which brought him from I team took three Harold Stockmeut. Motive tween and 75 homes were en- ere : : ; aes \. : ry |Dounded on the stage, in Lone gha¢ : The Milano Inn 162 Be tee Con) Church 3sdangered including mansions the Iron Curtain. Communist de- it. Foodstuffs now, to stave off the Palace Theater in East Chi-'ganger costume. = while two jpg mandu, capital of Nepal, said games that totaled 2712 at Ind-| Bu 4 Beller Pa Duster ain mixed 573) owned ‘by film stars Veronica feats in Korea apparently caused economic disaster. And perhaps cago was robbed. trumpeters played the fAmiliar large crowds bid him farewell, lana. At Pritchett's, the ‘Walter. Dave ar age Aan ects 5 Lake and Lionel Barrymore. widespread rejoicing among sat- arms tomorrow, to keep his anti-| The cashier told police a man “Wwililam Tell” music of the radio % z mire Real Estate team combined Aina Old Tunnel Tavern RAL Sin B di a ellite countries. There has even Russian army in being as a pow- took $76 after pointing a revolver. horse opera. Scores Russ Reports game stores. af 529 R34-805 for Soe Piccione. U. 8. Rubber 4 i troled Rn eran me Femen pa | been evidence of some restless- erful and effective force blocking she described the automobile a 8 # " "N_ DELAWARE ; 2529 in the Sponsors Classic Pay Day. Traffic ab eet 8 q miles o ACK-'ress there. IMoscow’s path. used in the holdup and’ lice in| SOME 4000 youngsters from LAWA RE. O.; Nov. 11 (UP) Stew Battson took home to his lod % 233 ened countryside where a brush! . F —Mrs. Masa Powers Nakavi bride another wedding gift—pre | Bergin won demunn, Tones Mule. : Hi fire yesterday destroyed one home Il of East Chicago. and~Gary set up Marion and: neighboring counties cpaivman of the Repatriation —Pre-| ol Ninn, Mitchel:Scoth —........ ; : Women Tell of Passing road blocks in the area. registered huge delight at Mae- \epatriation sented to him by his lear mates) Jim’ Bertrand.’ Pin Chasers Wi and damaged 10 others. David A. Morrow 9 Medina admitted the holdup STO: Sevitzky's’ unconventional Com a. —r the Japanese Diet, n Hie AU IAC Ledgue a2 | Mary Lo Mover Hockett Auto Sales i Briti h Off Set Rites Monda Bogus Bills for Ring as well as similar holdups in Gary Bard: shouting with laughter ox me Truss n | : . yw a v i > " r Jape $ St Battson didn’t have trouble Ramona Frosch. Bowes Seal Pas VS cers se : Y PORTSMOUTH, O.. Nov. 11 and Michigan City, police said. when he unbuckled his holstered| | G0 OF PAC PETIT OF <apanese ew Dorothy Erler, Oerlels 92 . 1Gl be Flight R o | David A. Morrow, resident of i = six-shooters in order to conduct : I Mar are completely convincing his bride of the Sport| margaret -Bakius. Troy Oil § : i obe 19 t ecor Speedway City fot 30 years. died (UP)—Two frightened women more easily. > false. . \ of bowling last night. Married less S37 GCout ee a 338 HAMILTON FIELD AIR yesterday at his home, 5210 W. told secret servicemen today how IU President Emeritus |, This - morning's program in- pp ADS v Erste . fhab a oul Ae bought, Reh ry Reienon_ Pred wilams 3 3 FORCE BASE. Cal, Nov. 1115th St. He was 32. they passed $8000 in bogus bills Has Message at 90 cluded Mozart's “Cosi Fan Tutte”) \ iy 30 P ome a Toas , ary Spuzick, am Bemis y . verture, Bach's “Ein’ feste LAS LAS. Nev.x Nov. 11 team-mates in the Allison AC a8 (UP)—Two crews of high-rank-| Mr. Morrow, who was a Navy for a counterfeiting ring in Ohio, | Times State Service Burg,” excerpts from Dvorak, UP} — Melvin Todes. . Chicago,
League at West Side.
Boy, 16, Wins
“Bowl! Ducat Race |
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11 (UP)
~-A 16-year-old high school stu-!
dent who had never seen a Sugar Bowl football game led an esti-| mated 15,000 to 20,000 shivering fans who besieged Tulane Stad-| ‘jum today to buy up 11,957 tickets for the New Year's Day grid classic. Frank Denton and seven of Fortier High School friends joined
"the queue of waiting hopefuls for,
end zone seats outside the stadium at 1 a. m. today. They kept, warm with blankets and a charcoal fire. Other early-birds began, their vigil at 3 p. m. ye Police estimated nearly, late-comers joined the mile- Fei four-abreast queue between 3
a. m. and 8 a. m., when the ticket Hoosier Conference champions
windows opened. The early birds
brellas, raincoats, rubber boots and three had “pup” tents. When the stadium gates were!
__.came equipped with blankets, um-
es en na Frances Snyder, fodlanapls 7 Type
Pat Stri Mil
. Ind ides | Flo Bens: "Nigay's® Flowers’ wreavees 834 today after a record-breaking tian Church. ! u + 8 orypewtiter =] 310 around-the-world flight climaxed “Tecnical High School and at-! Nrs. Eileen Adkin
Alice Middieswart
#0. Denpy, Won-
Judy Hindel, "Indiana | Adria Delks. Real Silk Jaabell Kroeger. Troy
Hazel Jordan Solataire ee
{ Katfe ic on Ten Wealty: .. 5r a a bombe - landed yesterday
$36 ing British flying officers rested veteran of World War II, was
Hol ia bY a secret landing here. —A--big-British-Royal-Air-Foree
AR i after waking stops at Khartoum Division of General Motors.
oi oo S13 Egypt; Mauritius, off Madagas-, A member of the Disabled ypoir story. They said they were L008 was: the brief- message Lucille ‘Wall. State Board of neat 3H car; Perth, West Australia; Mand American Veterans, he was also .,rrajq .of the counterfeiting Penned today by Dr. William Editor Dies at 76
Mickey Rotert, Indiana. Pur
Pranklin, in { HaRar' I ats Ind: Ge Alice March, Walters
1) Long, Won-Te § r Mary Rr] indiana Gear 308 A U, 8: Air Force spokesman Rite. : service agent from Cincinnati, 1 lice Clossin, Hockett Auto Sal i quoted: Squadron Leader J. C. T. Services will be at 10 a. ‘ a . : Dr. Bryan. who was president Dispatch, died in a residential dian i : Bolan “Berkopes. Waltermire Real Est 8 Mond t the Conkle West 16th said the two women were among : 8 Leal Dotty Baker, Dean's Grill . 302 Downey, as saying the four-en- JON ay at the Conkle West 16th 14 ,01cons questioned in connec- of Indiana University for 35 years. hotel here today as he was eating! Eiementary Srhoots: OD it 2 Spot | Mabel Skinner, Solataire coooe SOL ined bomber set a new record Street Funeral Home. Burial will tion with the case. until he retired in 1937, spent the breakfast. Grade ¢ Pica
Sally Twyford. Motor xpras
Martha Tabler, El Lil Cleo Andriakos: Nan Taibl, Dot Miller. Air Liner
Zoe Butler, E C. Atkin
wendolyn Roempke Jo Guiden. 8 8 side Tur
Linde Air’ Prod 41a south Indian Ocean. nd a sister, Mrs. Mary Sholtz, L Chi Omega Sorority, serenaded caused Mr. Johnson's collaps d's 453 : A pse ant > ee 3 SI Lafayette bol} of it ks Found Broad him, : death, but.that it-was "probably a s Probe of Press’ Boost SR Se ent Foe = heart attack.” iio 1C Wins HCC To GOP Asked b k Man Insists Marriage Ll eitites Tomorrow for Mr. Johnson came here last on, tach book 5 o Aske y. Croo ar ha en stolen ween ) Thursday for a physical checkup ar rd king |
dpis. Ratiways 310 in the Fiji Islands, and Hickam 2 Menthe oF a Te J gang,” but did not elaborate. 8 2 Kenneth Beard, U. 8.
508 'e. Real Estate se Field, Honolulu.
cree #70f.60 hours in flight from Eng- be In Memorial Park.
Harrier Title WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (UP) Was Continuous OU
| The Indiana Central Cofiege An investigation of free pub- KNOXVILLE Tenn. (UP)— cross-country team are the new... v . i ais - = licity “contributions” by Indiana Fred Ogden Weishaupt com- mqrning, standing beside a gravel Rites for Ralph C. Dodds, who Beacon-Journal's predecessor. the! sich ewspapers to Republican: candi-'plained in a® divorce suit against pit in the 2900 block of W. Ray was killed Thursday night in a Beacon. He spent a little tinie the Ti Trojans in the dates was asked today by Rep. his wife. Sarah, that his -mar- St. It was in a rather -naked 30-foot fall rom | a ladder; will be with the Washington Post, then Stale 5
Conference “meet. at EaflNan y&&= Thurman C. Crook (D. Indy. Ifiage was just one TOU after an- ~eondition:- ee et Sa -tomorrow—at Went to the Dispateh in 1902.
Rep. Crook. whe was defeated other: ,Weishaupt said his wife Thieves had stolen the fou
The Greyhounds Taylor College
terday.
Team scores were: Indiana for re-election by Shepard CrumCentral 43, Taylor 66, ATA Erson packer: sent the House Campaign
dethroned the 1
member of the Speedway Chris- oo Tlinois and Tennessee. wish to march with the multitude Prokofiev's “Peter and the Wolf,” He graduated from
‘tended Hanover College. He was ‘employed as a welder for “Allison”
46 land to Australia. The plane also Surviving are his wife, Marian; 475. made the first. air crossing of the 2 a son, David: a daughter, Sandra, Stolen Cor. or r What Is
took all his earnings and: forced
a Kentucky, West Virginia, Indi- BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 11—“I Bloch and Rimsky-Korsakov, and took office today as president of
the Whisky clesing an here.
s. 24 and Mrs of nameless men and women who with orchestra manager Howard
Elsie Brown- 32. both of Ports- come up. through the awful cen- Harrington serving as the narra-
Brokers of America,
annual: convention
mouth—were hehd-after-they-came jtur ies covered with dust and blood! tor. : a Legal. Notices to Scioto County Sheriff Burl Jus-! ay Suite despair—never” = I : NOTICE TO FG sLisens tice of their own accord to tell surren ering.’ Co obo Dicraich e Textbook Commission of ndians Board Fducadion, will feceive 1 ¥ entral Stanc
Lowe Bryan, president emeritus CLEVELAND, O. . Nov. 11 of Indiana University, on his 90th (UP)—Arthur. C. Johnson, 76, a2
secret : anniversary editor-in-chief of the Columbus besli
day quietly in his residence: lo-| Coroner Samuel 8. Gerber said. sropny; cated on the IU ¢ampus. Several it would be at least Tuesday: be- Grammar student groups. including Alpha fore he could say definitely what PheLing
1
p. m and midnight last night Victim of 30-Foot Fall at Cleveland Clinic. from Senate and Market Sts. He began newspaper work when Veg Iurnis
Times State Service an
The car was recovered this. HARTFORD CITY, Noy. 11--jhe was 23°years old on the Akron duality, i o k
vd Montpelior,-. i where he has-been ever siice Mr. Dodds fell while descend- He was city editor and manag-
wheels. They also had pried open ing a crane he eperated .for an ing editor before becoming editor---
the trunk and stolen the spare
rospective buyer : it SR TE iMnind 87. Bannan 91, Hanover 92, Expenditures. Committee news- him once to pawn his ring to Mer wheel and tire. and removed wind- 'ndustrial plant. = - ~_ !in-chief in 1923. him to buy two tickets. Then the Franklin 154, Mangnester 165 paper clippings which he said were Delete she woule give Bim $1 for shield wipers. and other acces. | rr YN : ) and Canterbury 214 i highly favorable to GOP candi: movie tickets n another occa- gories. ] ry N IN) 2 ~~ mad dash for the ti “windows Dick Plants, Taylor. won the dates. {sion. he said, she made him give ip LE 7
Denton won the stampede
hands. ~down. with a-time-of {Jules Tileston was second and ,qvertising to obtain similar pubIndiana Central's Break in the Market fy ithird. Other Greyhound runners «Checking contributions and ex- e ; jor t {finished in the followinR places: ,enses will ‘not amount to a 11 } . South Bend Bait Co. for 40 years. ~fthe 1m tate seventh; Att tinker's dam unless vou supple-| latest: idea. for drumming UP died last night. GEO. Jd. EGENOLF| OPEN EVERY EVENING Sectels Ihusiness has hit x shag. Looking Mr. Hen a.nd hook uipeit wha smashed 13 Stockholm. aD als opers : iq
ed Methoarme- butid- FiaTts Al Maquoketa, Estherville ing, police gt a—confession
[from Cuthbertson, a jobless win:
Pro Cage Schedule
Fi. Wayne at Baltimore Boston at Washington Tri-City at Rochester - i Ry
ZIP COATS;
individual title, coming In first {es said Democrats Void have her a note on a loan of $4.
Joe Butterworth,
and- J.-C. White. I
1is- Central s coach
Seattle Pitcher in Town Under $25 [Signs With « Braves
BOSTON, - Nov,
Pitcher Jimmy Wilson, who won HON OD Sh] h NA SYDNEY. Australia, Nov. Seattle of the WO-Year-ol SH) 4 (CDN )-—~The urge to be a An ; : Personal Loan Department
24 and lost 11 with
{Pacific Coast’ League this year,
it enintie<Bavedones:-- 10th TITER nm efforts- with investiga-
23:48 2 FEarlham's Seta =
had opay hundreds of dotiars for
Roy Turley icity
Hh Tak HiT £ Hon ofthe ‘abuse and-4 - E : in g done hv _unsc Tupulous. edifors omtmimnty fir efage Tyres Fre said
ow Yopais man
11 (UP)= Stricken With Polio PLUMB FL ABBE RGASTED
son of Actor Burt Lancaster, was
MELBOURNE, Australia, Noy. chairman of the board of the (CDN)—Ronald Cuthbertson’s
Burt Lancaster's Son A The tai inssolis Times WAS Named to the fishing hall of
11 HELD TO GRAND JURY 2 BANQUET : LOANS
of ‘distinction’ -has seized the; verty
Bait Firm Hand Die
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nov. (UP) —1Ivar K. Hennings, 87,
& of
ETESSH sf
and. Spencer TOWA. "He was a
prominent conservationist, and ” & OHIO ST.
w nam
PERSONAL ro arent
fame in 1949
DAVENPORT. lowa, Nov. 11 (UP)—Ivan L. Sc hmidt. 41, North AND PARTY HEADQUARTERS Member Fedaral: Depnsit insurances U8.
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