Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1950 — Page 16

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[Festiv al today.

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Guide

a fupetion! The Tight- Wad Unis

Nocgonies Gil St. Mary Queen

An ary girl will reign as! ‘queen and three other ee be members of the izourt: for the Junior Prom: ‘tomor-|, ;row. night at Saint-Mary-College-|

Miss Mary Margaret Walker, | daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Walker of Loogdotee, , is {Mis ses Ida Jean Cogan and” [Dianne Prullage,

Vincennes, Bower, Ft.

jure members of the court.

‘CHU RCH FE STIV AL TODAY United Lutheran near here. {Church is holding it8 annual Falli - with dinner from ence was 5 to-7 p. m. today in the building Authorities sald her throat had

and Linden served

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queen.

Wayne

from 11 beaten on the head,

| And Batters Mother Unconscious -

nd drove his car over a cliff in an attempt to kill himself. a

o sig Dives Off oi

Beats Child to Death With Jack Handle =

Lor on FRONT ROYAL, Va. Nov. 16 (UP)—A former government 0 “worker confessed from his hospital bed today that he beat his year-old daughter to death, critically injured his wife, and then vestigated the confession of a 13-

Police said they had: obtained a full confession” from Andrew a building * ’i Danton, 34, of Washington, D. C., who was seriously injured-in the! {damage was $150,000.

Authorities Probe Confession of Youth

! Juvenile authorities today in-

{year-old boy that he set fire to ‘to get even.” Fire!

{murder-suicide plunge yesterday

Rangers arrived. Police indicated blamed troubles.

that Danton’s 32-year-old wife Flor- hat Dant

in eritical condition.

Sts. been slashed and she had been

went into the real

- Pretense of Plenic praisal business.

" Danton brought his wife and their only child, Lynn, to the death scene under the pretense of a family picnic. Police said he stopped his car at a “scenic view” overlook on the Skyline Drive about six miles north of Front Royal. A camera, found on the spot indicated his wife and daughter got out of the car to pose for a picture. Police said”he told them that he beat Lynn on the head with] a jack handle. Then he picked ‘up. an empty soft drink bottle {and smashed the child with that. Then he turned on his wife and police

Control Gripes

Ignores Protests Of Auto Men

WASHINGTON, — Federal Reserve Board officials

the the

from [with

automobile announcement \_ibattéred her unconscious, sald, : at least until mid-January.

Drives Off Mountain ~ One spokesman sald the publi

XL eaving his wife and child for ded, Danton got “into his car andiydrove<aff the mountain side.

down the cliff side.’ They said Danton thereupon got out. of the car and began | ing his wrists, L- He was, Jang beside his|

i

third down payment, with

Board’ members,

trols and any new changes,

“give the latest regulations {chance to work.’ The government announced instalment buying controls on Sept,

{than a month later,

goods,

articles’ and, in most cases, 15 months Board official Is deny that credit

ieontrols alone were res ponsiblg

They believe the slump also. re-

|Sulted from model changes and a rhormal winter decline,

‘Atomic Dog Tag’ Developed by Army

By Science Service w ASHING TON, Nov. self- developing ‘atomic dog tag for soldiers and civilians been developed by the Army nal Corps. A small metal- case containing photographic film and a packet of developing solution, the radiation indicator can be worn aroun the neck. It measures very slight |

16 — A

Tende or spaghetti. . oh Ital os

ian meat sauce (also comes in luscious mushroom sauce)... fine grated cheese. |

from an A-bomb attack by dis-. ‘coloration of the film.

10 ‘SPAGHETTI DINNER J

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the Blue Ridge Skyline Drive wrecked car when National Park on 4

the affair on financial] Two weeks ago he quit ing, deputy a $5750-a-year job with the Cen- that he pitched a match into sus Bureau fn Washington and Some. paint thinner to “get even” _estate ap- With some men who wouldn't help

U. S. Brushes Off

Nov. 16 (UP) |

have brushed aside angry protests | austey

the munity church here Nov. 25, {balance to be paid if 15 months.)

however, are ‘members ireported to believe that at least would be present at the church 1120 days should elapse between {when she and Mr. Jast month's revision of the con-/change vows. before the Rev. This, {Everett Sorenson. id are quoted as saying, would,

a ger home,

118 and tightened the rules less a mem

for- the drop-in-automobile- sales,

bee | to fatal doses of radioactivity"

iDorsey Warehouse, 2200 Fletcher! on Ave. on Oct, 28. The youth told Albert ‘Breed- | state’ fire’ marshal,

‘him get a. job. Punished by Teacher The boy also admitfed setting fire to School 21, 2815 English | Ave, to “get even” with his] teacher. She had punished him, he said, for sticking her with al pin as she. leaned over in the! classroom, -He admitted setting ‘the 1 but denied sticking the teacher. + | He is being held by Juvenile!

mvestigation,

Philip \ Willkie

{

credit controls will not be a To Wed Socialite {

ic] WAYZATA, Minn, Nov. 16;

seems “pretty well satisfied” with (UP)—Rose Heffelfinger, daugh-| the current controls. He said most ter of a of the opposition has come from

socially and politically

4 rominent family, said today she But ‘his suicide attempt was businessmen. pr A ROSEN ! Yay —thwarthd, police said, when the Automakers - complain that Will wed Philip Willkie, son of the car smashgd into ‘a tree 70 feet their sales. have slumped to the:late Republican presidential can-

danger point as a desult of pres- didate, Wendell Willkie, at a small] ent regulations requiring a4 One- private ceremony in

the comMiss Heffelfinger, 22, said only! of, the two families

Willkie ex-

The reception at the Heftelfin-| just outside Wayzata, | also was to be attended “mostly by the families,” she said. Mr. Willkie, 30, is an attorney, ber of the Indiana State

Down "pay- Legislature and manager of the! ments were boosted on household Willkie Farms at

television sets and similar

Rushville, Ind.| After a wedding trip to Florida,

the the couple will ‘make their home| Payment period was shortened to jn Rushville.

‘Bump TREVISO, Italy, Nov. 18 (UP) — Giovanni=Codello, 66, and .his wife Amabile 60, had, an argument last night. Amabile threw Giovanni out the second story window. He died of a frac--tured skull,

. Radio- Ream Landings

in Snow Improved

WASHINGTON, Nov. —The Civil Aeronautics Administration has developed a new iradio-beam landing - system -to ihelp pilots land on snow- covered | airfields. {

STRIKERS FORM ‘CHAIN’ : WATERLOO, Ia.. Nov. 16 (UP) | \—A hundred strikers formed a |“moving chain” at the strikeibound John Deere plant today. {blocking a back-to-work move‘ment Police arrested- one man larmed with an iron. pipe.

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UE A AI ES ANN SR ANT

(A $9000 Prize

Health Comes With

SBANE, Australia, Nov. 16 oa ~— Sudden wealth has brought sudden health to 42-year-| old 8. R. Kirkpatrick. Victim of acute nervous dyspepsia, for a year, Mr. Kirkpatrick had had to take all his meals’

tube pushed down his throat.

The fire destroyed ‘the Tucker- |

[Anthony Lippa will call . the!

|Aid Division authorities pending}

16 (UP) &X

The shock of winning a $9000 {lottery prize did something to his nervous system. His dyspepsia disappeared promptly — and so did the rubber tube. i

| Copyright. 1950, for The Indianapolis Times! . eri ————toopeg——

¥MCA PLANS DANCE I Square dancing will be held at Central YMCA at 8 p. m. Friday. {Mountain music will be furnished | by the “Three Mountaineers,” and!

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