Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1950 — Page 12

1gue Pin Scores 3 Margaret Bakius Tops Women Bowlers With 601; Belser Spills 675 at West Side .

By MARION CRANEY

Fun Bowls William Brown held a season's average of 211 “foday, after blasting a 683 for Sea's Champs in the Fun Bowl Classic last night. His games of 235-237-221 topped seven other high-scoring male keglers, while Margaret Bakius tipped an honor score at 601 for Troy Qil Co. in the Sponsors Classic at Prichetts. Her games were 211 173-217. - Fred Belser nearly grabbed a kins Ice Cream bowled 212-246-two-night monopoly on high scor- 192 in the Fox Hunt Classic for ing for Link-Belt Co, Bob Car- 850. : JACUA company employee, ‘Sox In the Richey Purnitare Low ser (on Link-Belt League's Roller gue at laria’s, the Smith & Robin-

> n14. SON team took team totals with Snaln team, Un BT bY 2 vest 2096 from 965-1042-989. At Pritch-

Blue, actor, will

1:30 p. m.

Born in “lived here

for 56 ye apprentice

Bill Sylvester, exButler ‘Uni-

Side etts, Bowes Seal “Fast combined | Kennels : , 939-823-836 for 2598. in the Spon- : “at fis : Harry Stivers, leading the Wash- ( ..c Classic. Po versity quarterback, will flip the dogs.

ington League with a 198 average, | prank Ceiply of the Western aerials for the Tryon All-Stars Mr. Blu put together games of 199-254-206 piectric Operators team won a tomorrow when the local un. Union Con on Hiiinols Jang 13 and 14 Jor turkey for his family's Thanks-| beaten semi- -pro Rl club which his 659. He is on the Sug giving dinner table at Talbot ¢uoks its |1th straight victory. Butter team. Lanes Thursday night. He rolled Th rr ill be the D Dave James of New Amsterdam [eague high that night, a 626. The | '¢ opposition will be the UayCasualty in the Insurance League ward, plus certificates to 10 ton, o. Bombers. Kickoff is rolled 656 from games of 197-245- others for identical prizes, was 214 on the same Pennsylvania made by league secretary Ted = ~~} alleys 11 and 12 that Carnagua Shimer. ; made history the night before. Clarice Schneider made the 6-7- 0Siers on 1 Verl Whetstine rolled 655 by 8-10 split in the Christ the King 247-197-211 with the Leader Store League at Uptown. Mrs. team. in the Rosedale Dairy Lea- Although Ziffrin Truck Lines gué at Sport Bowl. Walt Fries lost two of its three games in the H i eNnson combined 199-205-248 for 652 at Ideal Furniture League at Fox, Pénn, where he rolled with the Hunt Thursday, the team remain-| Hoosier Casualty team in the In- ed a game out Ini front. . .surance League. | Midnight tonight is deadline ta N. Obergfell of Vonnegut Hard- submit women team—reservations ware reached 651 by 224-225-202 to bowl Feb. 24-25 in the Cincin-

ber of the

Thursday Montcalm

Extradition Hearing Expected Monday

1 Services Ogle, who

Indiana authorities were en

et Pritchetts in the Construction nati Star-Times tournament in route to Minnesota today with an P® at 2-p. League. Chuck Markey of Tomp- Cincinnati. : announced determination to re- & Kirk C R 2:38 , 4-808 turn D. C. Stephenson to the In- Will be in MEN ‘Ken Christensen, Cline Heal 600 diana State Prison to spend the Mrs. Og

William Brown, Sea's Cnamps 693 Pawson Githile, I § Fidelity in. Indian: ’ . ousley C Fred Belser. Link Belt No. 1 «+o: 675 5” Gieman, Linde Alr Pr Eats Harry Stivers, Sugar Creek Butter 659 Duane Bruhn, PHO Mixed Dave James, New Amsterdam Casualty 656 20Y Marks, Bchwitzer-Cymmins Ver] Whetstine, Leader Store 6 Wa it Fries, Norm Chere ell,

860. rest of his Itfe. The former Ku Klux Klan chief : sas Who violated. his Indiana parole 388 last August, is fighting extradition.

Born in oosier Casualt 652 : ! hs 3. ins Vonnegut By asidvai 651 Howard Lough LA Club ..,

Chuck Markey, Tompkins Ice Cream 650 Waiter Fox, ‘Light Metals : Son iit ) ers Bil Kettrop, Mueller Matars Sales . 648 Augustus Harley, Artie's Potato (‘hips 567 Armed with extradition paper: ried, William Gooch, Regs) Flower “Shop ** 841. Howard Hough, Irvington Pres. Church 560 signed by: Gov. Schricker and a, gilmore. foe am an, hy Res 345 Herman Kuyerst, Allison Jets 556 Ste a Ed Strong, En Lilly 644 Ralph Ranklin,’ Indianapolis Rat] ways 333 complete record of Stephenson's John Segerson, St. Clyde Williams. . Niggl's Flowe

Joan of A 638 551 onvictic Wayne Clarkson. Carters Farm Mkt. 638 A. Lester, Mitchell & Sco 343 Murder conviction, » Cre 637 Ralph, Hompson, Knights Re Colimbus 546 State Police detectives, a reprec ke . h e eeriess Pump 246 Rocky Piccione, Smith & Fe Diaa0n Se William Enlow, Bridgeport Brass 545 sentative of the parole bas 1rd and jorie Rhea:

Bob Krac hentels Cent. Stat 2 es 8% Bob Krachentel es Bridge 3 a deputy attorney general were ;, n:

two Indiana pert A: tw

Bill Behrens, Purity Box Lune Clarence Raesner, Stop & Shop Mkt,

Bra alter W alter: Enciian, “Robbins Coffee Rd gd Lucas. Al Alita son w Lt y Prak usre Alleys |... Chace Mills, *pischer's Pharmacy .... Bob Wright, Wehrling Contractors

* 831 istrator of the Interstate Proba- Services

2 co 8ition and i the Indiana officers s21-hearing before Gov. iid Monday.

expected a peace Cha

Ralph Mor in . A ’ Erole Ro Alls Bana arch 1 Helen Sheets. Indiana Qecreation +o 31 Gov, Youngdahl K.: three Hob Schofield. Fo: Steak H Hilda Groebel, Indiana Fur ..7 511 rants extradition requests by youis, Ind | 'Mehan, Btop & Shop or Zoe Butler, E 509 other governor Getie Zwelsier, Union Title oii. os 607 Mildred French. Happy Foot Bootery.. 307 BO Bors, Walt Fischer,” Indian Hoes Buress wo Helen Wolf. Me tor Wepress ent gos said, but he has indicated he will daughters ) , ast .... 50 o 2 Jusaen Reits & MacArthur Conservatory 7 Eva Williamson, Milano Inn 503. consider. all evidence the prisoner ,n4 Mrs.

linncock, Chevrolet

4 Ruth Iitenbach. Bradiey Barbecue .. $03 turning to, Indiana. ers and

4 Barbara Simmons, Elf 1, : Mattie Hines, ai BL ; on i If the Minnesota governor Syria

ig organ, (OMI Drugs 488 should deny extradition, StephenPe 0

egy Murray, State’ Board of Health 461 8ON would be safe so long as he Mis. Wi

6 6 o 803 Phoebe Gary. Air Lin 30 presents in his fight against re- ;,,1i5; his 0

doe Plccione, Vestal tee, Loy Chidester. laria’s Bowling

Marjorie Kair, 2 apts, erin BL ARE 03 P. Stiles, Lind oa ing. is $32 remained in Minnesota. He could BY Brunof, Paris Cleaners oh: 602 ay I Ye Tn shy red ied be picked up as a parole violator, Mre, Harry Mills, Elf Lilly iii 801 Dorothy Frank. Brishtwood Fuel Piel © 40 however,

Re eserves Called will supersede a scheduled Dec. 6 Church. i court action on a fugitive warrant. | Another group of Indiana Na. The Indiana officers expressed Thursday val Reserves have been recalled fontide nce, however, that they are Pine St

‘to duty. n possession of suffic ient evidence

. . i) assure Gov. Yeungdahl's sigSyrek, Springer | - They will report for physical nature on the

; . extradition papers. Named Co-Captains examination Dec. 7, leave for -— and ctive service not

later than ’ . ‘brother, Bt Canterbury College, undefeated jan 19. There Is a Last and untied in football this season, Those called are:

has turned down a bid to play in® Ayres. Raymond Louis. the Corn Bowl at Bloomington, Brackett.

a member ¢

Griffith Barton, 635 children

Richard WwW ARNING, Richard If vou ye carrying a pocketful town, will

* born: Breen, Joseph Charles, Fy 111, Thanksgiving Day ket St; Brown, Ro , P li ( b : y Junior, Fort Carson. Carl A. 1302 'N ortvile, Ind o ice fo. ur

7 Athletic Director Bob Meyne a Ea N. Grant 8t: Dan- —.- “made the announcement today. Tt Davis. Richard .G io N rae Ba A is the first time in the school’s Bat E Bgech RR Dodson, Carlos E rse 6 history that a Canterbury team lure: ein Ni Col- of old and unpaid traffic stickers, CO Hill has bee e s 3 ! Ave Elbert: Donald Frederic, 5331 ¢ Npé C SUCKeTS, Crown titi hn con Hered for a post- Shman: - have just hit another automobile 10°a. m. in

Doyle, Francis Fitone Fisher, Robert Gene. 312 8. Fle

Hines, James Edward,

their ace halfback Bob Hobbs, 1004 Cameron St

named Kenneth Albert, 1819 Shelby St, Joseph W. Griffin, 43, of 1106 FE. j14s

Pearso

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Jollowing - addition: men have « For 3 Tn" Private Plane

Services NOE Pea

hold near the Indian border,

or+three persons daughter, Spencer: t

{fan > sear "¢hed today £ acti) ve } missing in a private ‘plane on a 35-mile front across setts Bay : tinsville

EL aLive duty ‘Nov. 29 «2521 . Webb St Jan- 2; 1081, Lewis R de Awe tO report. for ScHve e duty

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«- trainloads from Raxaul, the railhead on the Indian frontier,

Bernard Benn 156A Gar dene Uarrell ar

two- cutboats began single-engine Clvde

v as | Three search planes i BERLINT™ Germany, Nov. 18 389 Fall Creer Tarkwas “Lt eo ters and two picket 5 (UP) Heavyweight Heinz Titze E: lomas D. Neal.-2715 N Meridian St the ‘hunt for the of . Germany scored a clear de- * : cision last night over Al man of Los Angeles in the fea-

daughter.

Stinson plane piloted by

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CAR PLU NGE ILLS THREE

The plane took

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night when their conv ertible automobile plunged down a 10-foot embankment. The victims were identified as Clifford Bouplon, 24, his brother James, 28, and Daniel Gates, a neighbo

peeered around a light standard "shot

at 225 N: Delaware St. He told IU Professor Describes police he was stariding behind the New Mineral to: Society pole and peeped out to see if it was safe.to leave the curb. Basil LaRue: 1216 Lee St. bus Charles Vitalia operator, told police he didn't see

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no of Indiana Unl-

Rites for Actor's Brother Are Set

Kin of Monte Blue

Was Woodcarver Here Stanley lived here more than 60

Charles Blue, brother of Monte Graceland Ave on- - Hollywood motion picture ductor for the New York Centr ployed by the New York Central

Crown Hill following services at ment in 1944.

funeral home, “woodcarver for! E. C. Atkins Co. Railway Conductors.

saw handles won first prize at the & Buchanan mortuary at 10:30 ington Park following services at 1904 St. Lona xp

A dog lover, he formerly op-| erated the specializing in hunting ley, Flora.

B. Blue is pastor. He. was a mem- jay Co, Inc., and a veteran of the

Mr. Blue, who was 72, died djed yesterday in Billings Vet- Miss Marie Dewald

Surviving besides - the brother]

and the son are his wife, Adeline; lived in Indianapolis 19 years. another son, Pfc.

Langley Field, Va.; a daughter, veterans of Forei w ” Hannah Nice: eign ars, Mid

brother. Leroy, Indianapolis, and g¢ryctural Iron Workers Union. a granddaughter. i

Mrs. Albert A. Ogle

home 2223 N.

yegrs and -was a member of the

Friends Church in Hazelwood. Hendricks County, she Larger l ge S lived there 29 years ago then moved to

Surviving are her husband, Al-

Arvin ‘a siep- daughter, Mrs.

Youngdahl penorial Park. Surviving are his wife, Mabel " vordinarily : tions sought would go to pay ex- Phone Cable Slashed | Indiana officers camp Breckenridge, Ky.; two

Constance -Ott=Fhatamnr=

Willie- D, Wynne, will be if he entered any other buried Monday in New Crown fol- Wins Voice Honors The cable cutting occurred sev-|

. lowing services

Mrs. Wynne, who was 68,

she tived. here 17 years.

Surviving Howard,

mother, Mrs: of Nashville,

2s N Parker Straw—Just Crowd children and

season bowl e, ing: Gray, Dona » NM le. : > ‘ + 0 gam : | Grigdesby, Harold R ry aaeille Ind. and: have been drinking. DO NOT irq was 13 Meanwhile, the Knights ‘have Henderson. Jack Clark. 3650 N' Ruskle St | crowd police cars off .the, street He died

wspital from burns suffered in made] television set.

John w. Miller

+ : Hoover, Robert H, 817 8 She “th rag che y Courtney, the. -. state's leading Irvine. jonn RD ‘sto. url Beeld Ave ; 17th St, was charged with oper- jis home scorer, as their most valuable R: bert Brits. Jas Roosevelt Ave. Ka oh ating" under the influence of xploded onal 86 > exp Pk piayer. John Syrek, center, and Vincent ¢. 412 N rE foe: Kier or liquor and reckless driving early giving Joseph Springer, tackle, have been Harvey M. Jr 1253 8. Glen Arm Ra. today. ' Pinky Gra toate d cClintock, Richard H., 3321 Houste ) > APY iva afte Ly Lata elected co- captains for the 1951 misc Fadl Shard We 321 Houston: Police arrested him after he Sieh sister season. a John N° Martinsville. Ind crowded a squad car onto the ° “harles PrP. 5 Tull d- p . AYRE \; n 3 me ta mma v Hathried 1vn S75 Guitare ARE: side al and almost crashed into ay Jr.. 826 E Morris 8t.; Money, a parked car in an ensu chase Ci A E.. Danville, i 3 ray : Nepal Rebels Claim krone 2 le. Ind: O'Connell A search revealed he was carr John Wi

He was 49 will

Victory Near Border John ste i Oxford st: Roeder. ing. several old. traffic violation 4t K. C- A¥kins & Co.. Ss . ur Jr. 4927 :Norwaltlo , citations, and he admitted a bent tor in his Y NEW DEI HI, India, Nov. i Central Ave. “he. us fender was the result of hitting Pe Ia Bi ore, Y Wallace Tho : r $ Ave (UP) Nepal’ Nationalist. rebels V. RR. No_.19, Box 27 9. Toney. another car prior to his “episode Bora in

Th Indianapolis 10 Vears om

: "Surviving are. his wife,

ve i Reports from. Indian border active duty re oe : “Marti nsville, - outposts said ‘the rebels were Brown. Robert C408 Exeter Avg. to BOSTON. Mass, Nov. 18 (UP) - bringing up reinforcements by Eis ctve duty Jan. 3. 19810 pusc-Coast’ (fuard’ planes amd ships ta; a son

Massachii- Indianapolis, and { ~tinsville:. two sisters, Mrs. Helen GEO. 4 EGENOLF ‘arrell and Mrs Mildred - Dyer,

Martinsville ] $

Hoos- Caution Crossing Street iirtney. 45. a tree surgeon. The Blind Youth Kills Self

Yaseen ra were Davi rane . ® ’ nin . J | tured eight-round ‘bout before Backfires on Man, 52 7 & * id ere Dana pik With Rdffle-Prize Rifle SNE ERE — . 6500 spectators in the Berlin A man was treated at General ward Orthwell, 25. ona of Mr. EAST RYEGATE. Vi, NOV. 18 | ummm a es i. | — - LARGEST SELECTION « Aw —8ports- Arena in the British 20R€ Hospital Tor head injuries Tast Harney § emploves. UPY—Clifford Bullard, 19. ap- fof Lineleum-in indiana

off-from the air- parently ha

HOOSICK, N. Y., Nov. 18 (UP) John Tipin™ 52 of W ; 1 Wn : a Gow Joh pin. 52 heeler's hop ti stham that should have been blind simce he was 8 : — Three. ro, including a ‘B- Mission. ‘w Ps “kiio a dow e Se . a} bow i a hat he He ave But vesterdas : is’ body wa " PAID . * HOOSIER = 4 x 188) 5: OC KO OW?r v a taken abm a half hour 3 posters his body was v : y year-old boy, were - killed” last rear view mirror on a bus as he no found outside his honie, He had STANLEY Jewelry Co. PAINT & LINOLEUM CO.

‘himself with his. prize

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William W. Stanley Veteran Railroad

ls Dead at n-- Is D William ‘W. Stanley, y build-| Employee ead . ling inspector the last three years,

(died yesterday in General HosCE Greenwood, 67,

ital. He was 74. : {~ Born in Hancock County, Mr.| : 4 Was Codch Repairman years. His home was at 40261 Charles E. Greenwood, em-

He was a

be buried Monday in gystem 44 a ¢ ‘System 20 years as a coach reystem years before retire \pairman, difd yesterday in St.

in Conkle w. 16th St. Francis Hospital. He lived at 3721

He was a member of Oak- y ; landon. Universalist Church, Ma- IE 7 ermont BL Be bg ay 8. M Terre Hate Mr. Blue sonic Lodge No. 608, Scottish Be or2 oars Ho, ears e was a Rite, Murat Shri d 0 EV ! fe an Tder of was a member of the Christian Church at Sulphur, Ky.

ars, beginning as an. Burial will be Monday in Crown Burial will be Monday in Wash-

at the age of 12. His Hill following services in Flanner

‘a. m. {2 p. m. in Dorsey Funeral Home. Surviving are his wife, Grace,| Surviving are his wife, Mayme; Red Bone and a brother, Samuel K. Stan- three daughters, Mrs. Donald L. |Edison, ' Mrs. Harry C. Krentler {Jr. and Mrs. Emil L. Prokl; a son, e was a member of Noah E. McClain Eugene; 2 ister. Joseph, al of regational Church, of {indlanapolis; two sisters, rs. gree the Rev. Gerard Reh E. Nemiain sie] Loon Willie’ Naperila, Eminence, Ky, for OUS-'2nd Mrs. Fred Fry, Indianapolis,

and six grandchildren.

sition.

Hoosier

Atkins 50-year club. | Argonne campaign, World War I, in his home at 1312 erans Hospital. His Home was at| St. +1320 Waldemere. Ave. He was 51. | Born in Frankton, Mr. McClain

"A requiem high mass willbe sung for. Miss Marie Dewald, secretary 30 years at Hofft Co. Inc., Monday in Holy Cross Catholic Church following services at 9:30 a. m. in Grinsteiner’s and pynera] Home. Burial will be lin St. Joseph's Cemetery. Services will be held at 10 a. m Miss Dern. died yesterday in [Monday in Conkle West 16th gt Vincent's Hospital. Her home Street Home. Burial will be in was at 49 N. Whittier Pl for Mrs. Minnie Scott Middletown. | A lifelong resident of Indiandied Thursday at her Surviving are his wife, Barbara, apolis, she was a member of Alabama St., will and his father, Ollie McClain, Holy Cross Church. She was 54. m. Sunday at” Moore Anderson, The only immediate survivor is olonial Chapel. Burial her. brother, Louis M. Dewald,

Stilesvilie. f Indianapolis. wea Civil De! nse yes three

le, who was 84, apolis the last . Ida Epstein = in Home Here

Mrs. ida: Epstein, native . of Poland and resident ‘of Indianapolis 50 years, died yesterday in ner home, 4619 Park Ave. She]

vas 74. f Her son, Joseph Epstein, is a

buyer at L. Strauss & Co. and'a/

Jasper Blue, was a member of Speedway Post,

another gletown Masonic Lodge

until she was mar-

State Official Among

Spline Chicago Conferees

Mar- Indiana's, civil defense authori- * a brother Alva Cot- ties joined those of. other mid-

five grandchildren and one Western states today in making member of the board of directors. |

eb Carl ox. Real LT . 8 7 ry i la > ” ka Benger “Rison Ac 6 I , Borden 838 expected to. present their creden- ;pcpj.grandcehild. plans for larger operating bud- Mrs. Epstein was a member of | Rus BAWaas Ora Loan . 633 Wi Harding. oath Military Police” 13 tials to Minnesota Gov. Luther : [gets from state legislatures. Beth-El Temple and was a sup-| gPe Fond. Smith & Ren Ed LI SR ee, Pin Chasoan dof Health 811 youngdahl Monday. Albert John Saba | At a meeting In Chicago, at- porting reer of the SS tseent Curt Heady, Marott Shoes 1 Roy Poland, U.'8. Rubber .0.0[ [l] 500 The Indiana representatives : tended by Frederick T. Cretors. Home for the aged and the Den- : ony Sekula, Kingan AC : ~ 823 Maréaset Bukius WOMEN were Detective Sgt. James Os- Albert John Saba, owner of'Indiana‘s deputy director of Civil ver Children’s Home. ‘Col. | y ip 4 a hg Slt Cees Butter 821 Betty Fox. Tom’ Boos, Oh mie 0 borne and Detective Marcellus the Saba Shoe Shap, 833 ° E. Defense, it was decided to ask Services will be held at 2 p. m.| Tony Matacole, Hoosier Pete easy Lou Soyce: Hovkett Kits ated 380 Timme, of the State Police; WwW. Westfield Blvd, died yesterday appropriations of from $150.000 OMOFroW in arOI-Rubed po Dud Sehach, Riechanics Laundry sri : Blo Denny. Won-Te . 861 W. Pence, district parole officer, in his home, 1803 8S. Meridian to $300.000 for protective work in neral Home. Burial will be in| ue, Run Ar Garage . jiiartiers Batley, pames seal Pas © 3usand George Hand, deputy. attor- St. He was 53. the various states. Beth-El Cemetery ill Jordan. jp Jabs tatitrs Eon alr Sh Gear Works .... 248 ney general. Eoin in Syria or - lived aon told the conference Surviving besides her son are S . elora Blythe, n Joyce ) > ; ndianapolis 33 years. e was ’ ; Cecil Bevis. Hoosier Casualty. . Betty" Leviits. Bor dee! te sveee 938 ¥ xpect Hearing Monday In A n P Roo "a that defense authorities three daughters, Mrs, Sam HalDe aS ddelty ees Reulah Manners Bowes Seal Past’. |. 534 oj&- Ratanzec . cllizen should “acquaint the people with pern, Mrs. B. Herman Saperstein g 4 eran . - ‘ a z ‘ n- Unite 3 rg Willard Webb, Webb's Philips 66 Prances Doct, Indiana i ast ..... 54 Jean C. Copeland, state admin- United States. the urgency of cjvil defense.” and Mrs. Leon Frank, all of Indi-!

will be held Tuesday «we should scare them to death anapolis; two brothers. Harry and

’arole ‘Compact, said at 1:30 p. m. at Harry W. Moore with ‘the facts and then tell them Joseph Rubin, Chicago, and six

pel. Burial will. be In what to do.” he declared, grandchildren.

The additional state appropria- Tr

‘Acton; Joseph,

sons, George,

5 penses of defense organizations ianapolis, and

and salaries of staff members. In St. Louis Strike The conference agreed that ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18 (UP) — A drained rescue teams would be Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. sis- Sent from one state to another in cable in St. Louis County was/ : in case of disaster. The state receiv- severed today, apparently with an ing the aid would pay ‘expenses. axe, a company spokesman re-|

ported. Sacred Heart Girl

Mrs. Katherine Albers

several living

mother, a brother

| The company offered a $1000 reward for information aay to the arrest of the “saboteurs.”

llie D. Wynne

at 8:30 a. m., eral "hours after police broke up|

. . : state. '‘M > > Margie Gootee, a student at the first icketi tt t N Tt also was explained that any Grinsteiner's Funeral Home ao : e first mass picketing attempt Knights Reject ore u. S. avy decision Gov. Youngdahl makes 9 a. m. in St. Mary's Catholic Sacred Heart High School, was here by striking Western Electric|

picked last night by five judges Co. employees. died to represent Marion County in the - state Voice of Democracy public Hunt Missing Woman speaking contest. She was +Seven girls and one boy, chosen Wearing $20,000 Gems f St. Mary's Church. [in two eliminations from 23 Mar- ° MALIBU, Cal., Nov. 18 (UP)—| are two: sons, Frank ion County high school entrants, Sheriff's deputies searched today

| — home, 720 N. { Elkton, Ky.

in her Born in

Indianapolis; = a competed in the World War Me- for Mrs. Adabel Geil, 34; Housid Scott, and a step- morial, . ‘ton, Tex., who disappeared" two Mollie Stott, both’ The contest, nation-wide. {is weeks ago while Wearing’ $20, 000 Tenn., 10 grand- sponsored by the United States worth of jewelry. four’ great grand Junior Chamber of .Commerce, The missing woman's cousin, National Association of Broad- Mrs.- Loyce Henson; Amarillo, casters and the Radio-Television Tex. said she last saw Mrs. Geil

E. Graves Manufacturers’ Association. Nov: 9 at a market. Mrs. Hen- -- ; : : ‘Other final contestants were son tald deputies her cousin was Elroy Graves, Morris-'no.ifa Nachoff. Sue Burris, Ru- wearing two diamond rings worth be buried Monday IN g41hn white, Sabra Black. Ann $20.000 at the time. 4 following. services at qo ponnell, Synthia Hoffner “and Stuart. Mortuary. Rich- yraigarat Everett. ; Red Port Strike Ends Margie, who lives at 2117 W. ROME, Nov. 18 (UP)-—A na-| General arorgan St. will receive ’'a floor tion-wide Communist-led 48-hour The others port workers’ strike for higher Stove will each receive a radio. pay ended early today. .It delayed; , : shipping in Genoa, where the Reds|:are his mother, Mrs. MATTHEWS VISITS QUIRINO are strongest, but was an alinost) ves, three brothers and ° yrawyr, A, Nov. 18 (UP)—-Navy complete fai flure in Venfce, Trieste) : Secretary ‘Francis PB. Matthews and other Ttalian harbors. paid a courtesy call on President Elpido Quirino today and talked machinist with him for 15 minutes. He will died. yes- pe ‘guest at.a state dinner. at 1121 Central Malacanan palace - tonight and fly to Okinawa tomorrow on he lived + hig-inspection tour of 1-8 naval |

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