Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1950 — Page 7

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For Gls Death Car Driver Hug for a Sailor-Hero_ : |

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Wire Recordings Will Be Heard

The Disciplinary Commission’of ‘4s the Indiana Supreme Court was scheduled to hear recordings today of conversation on which the Gary Crime Commission is basing its demand for the disbarment of Lake County Prosecutor Benjamin Schwartz and his former deputy, Blaz A. Lucas. The wire recordings are reporterdly. secret talks between Lucas” and underworld characters. They were brought to Indianapolis by the Rev. Bernard Spong, chairman of the Gary commission, Dr. M. P. Avery Jr, and C. J. Verplank. The Disciplinary Commission was scheduled to meet in the office of Chairman Charles TC. Baker, Fletcher Trust building. The - Rev. Mr. Spong said it

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* Ex-Convict Was Found Near Dead Sweetheart

James Cody; 29, ex-convict who attempted suicide after driving ‘ the:body. of his dead sweetheart

Speedway Magistrate George, Ober. Cody, who has a record of 15) arrests and was paroled from the

in a car theft case, is accused of slaying Miss Helen E. Mallett, 1919 Carrollton Ave. with whom he had been keeping company for several months, Regaining consciousness in General Hospital after he was found lying near the body of Miss Mallett on a lonely county road, Cody insisted she shot herself but adwould take 10 hours to review all mitted he, had tried to end his

Ludwig Jacobsen Dies in Florida

Ludwig W. former Indianapolis resident while pattern department superintendent

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plinary group would want to hear. at Camp Atterbury. Sfc. Ressler is the chief of entertainment of ~vealed the young woman had nary Commission, future action eesti arieier ed drove around the city and finally Inexperienced Soprano, 20, x: wir wine nme. he was without legal counsel. He Scores So Well Applause Stops the Show state police. lowing services at 1:30 p. m. in off a -star. Thursday at -his residence in “-. .,, . : vanni. Fishermen Wary After Born in Norway, he was former A ‘Little too Late’ -Crewmen ' of .the fishing years.

of the recordings and he was un- Sfc. Leo F. Ressler and Mrs. John Quirk check the final list own 1ife. : certain as to how much the disci- of a load of furniture destined for use in the dayréom for soldiers = state police investigation reAfter charges are made and the special services office at the base, while Mrs. Quirk is a Red been shot in the rear of her home evidence taken by the Discipli- Cross Motor Service volunteer. about 3 a. m.,r Nov. 5. Cody ‘then will ec in he hands of the Su- From 'Pinch-Hitter to Star— parked at Rockville and Girls preme Court body. School Rds. He wrote two suicide Judge Ober . refused to allow Wins Opera Lovers Over [uo inns & held the defendant to the grand Roberta Peters Fills in for Ailing Star, A ea oy : NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (UPJ-—A pinch-hitting 20-year-old soprano of Fairbanis-Morse, will he bur- walked onto the stage of the Metropolitan Opera last night without fed Wednesday in Crown Hill fol- previous professional singing and acting experience. She walked urg aT a s § Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. The Met called “pretty Roberta Pefers at her home in the Bronx “rhe hn wae 71 Aioq yesterday to-ask if she would fill in for ailing Nadine O'Connor as Mr. Jacobsen, who was 73, died : . : i 7." Zerlina in Mozart's: “Don Gio- tH Bradenton, Fla, where he had "© "0 heduled to lived since retirement in 1946. Hoberia, y 8 cha : ? ’ make her debut in another role Plane Attack on Lake . WAUKEGAN, Ill, Nov. 18 perimental Depot, Detroit. He would. There was no time for a‘p4at “Della Aliza” kept their eyes lived in Indianapolis about tWO rehearsal withthe cast, but she on the sky today. re) Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Houston T. Cory.and Miss

coaching and a run-through of the out “fishing” over Lake Michi- under the arm of a burglar.

Andrew Trost,

Anderson, Reloit, Wis. Mr. Jacobsen was a member of With the assurance of a veteran day and fired a burst of machine oagh. Morning Star Masonic Lodge, Be- and song the role without a hitch. gun fire that ripped through the Joit, Wis.: the Norwegian Club, The audience nearly stopped the water less than 20 feet away. Detroit, and the Scottish Rite, In- Show with cheers and applause dianapolis. z and the critics found her a '‘sure, were in Korea appealing and intelligent” artist. Maj. Edwin Heller,

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COLLEGE GYMNAST HURT nit “Her fine pre- ron which flys F-86 jet’ planes missing.

EAST LANSING, Mich. Nov. doctor Fritz Reiner, t OH Sid at Park Ad ou - McElroy _ paration. should be a lesson to om hare riel@ at bar lage, Get $2000 Diamond Ring 18 (UP)-—-John S.. McElroy, 19 otiter: Young American singers. 111. said he had received no report + of the incident.

When the chance came she was qualified.” : Me i Met Director Rudolf Bing, who Jie Hse Jesighaley Tarik of the jones, practicing gymnastics. Physicians hired Miss Peters last January on im. ot caiq oy gaid Mr. McElroy suffered a pos- the basis of her seven years study his regular “run”

sophomore from Bolton, N.Y,

but Mr. yesterday about eight yard.

when he landed off-balance during dressing room to congratulate her. So a tumbling exercise. She admitted she had been "a ne little: tense inside.” No Par With law : ! CATTLE GROUP ELECTS «Well. hurry home and get a CAMDEN, N. J, Nov. 18 (UP) his truck yesterday while he-de-LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 18 good night's sleep.” Mr. Bing said. ~Golfer's disputes :.should he set- ” : (UP)—Réabert 0. Justice, Logans- She took his advice. tled on the course and not in a and College Ave. port, was re-elected president of ————— — courtroom, a jury, ruled yester-

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ciation yesterday. Renamed as vice-president at Purdue Univer- "By. United Press Dziatkiewicz, who charged that last night in'-the Stene Hotel.

gitv's fall cattle feeders’ day was n. York Attieali—Lieltad, Antwerp. Dr Dj Jelsi, a physician, punched Flavil Bartlett, 34, 214 Park Cecil 1.. Rhoade; .LLa Porte, and _ New York Devartures—American Scout. him in the nose over an argument Ave, and a 17-year-old youth, Dr. W. M. Beeson of the Purdue baron: Ame mas: Ts De France. Over golf ball driving etiquette on told police two strangers, whom staff was secretary-treasurer. Plymouth: Ruy. Sen. 0 © Avinof: the course. they met in the hotel, drew

. knives and Yobhed them. MINDSZENTY. FAIL ING er ROME, Nov. 18 (UP)—Italy's FESTIV AL ENDS TONIGHT

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EVENTS?TODAY American Legion Auxiliary—President and P

1 Secretary Conference—War Memoria 203 a Qullford.

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around Indianapolis in a car for six hours, was bound to the grand jury without bail last night by

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taxpayer a dime.

A Indianapolis man told po'S lice he saw his pants, containing They didn't ; wallet and $120, go down the rushed to the. opera: house for want to be bait for any jet plane steps at his home early today—

gan. ; Other burglaries and robberies skipper of the j,yestigated by police last night

Harry Traugott, 33, of 215 : said he jumped from “For a minute I thought Wwe pis bed early today when his Trost said. wife nudged him and saw a : 'r, operations pyrgiar going down the steps. “She was wonderful” said con- Officer-of the 62d Fighter Squad- ig trousers and wallet are still

Burglars took a $2000 diamond z : ring- and $175 in cash from the Army and Navy planes some- home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. 3374 Fall Creek Blvd, afternoon while they wag fishing along were raking leaves in a side

Paul Umbreit; RR 5, a KieferStewart Co. tryck driver, reported £138 worth of whisky stolen from

livered another order at 19th St.

Police sought two men, sketchi-

day. It turned down a $1700 dam- lv identified, Who robbed two Alexander T. other men of. approximately $30

The annual fall festival, spontidiano, said in a dispatch from sored by the Knights of Columbus,’ aul Cabel, 28, Knox, Tenn. Ellen Cun- Vienna today that Josef Cardinal Council 437 at 1305 N. Delaware 2'23, 608 E. South; Sars Mindszenty, imprisoned primate of St, will end tonight after the

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EVENTS TOMORROW i. Coughlin. Dorothy vs David R. Rum- oon ° ‘American Legion National, Executive Com- phrey:” B. vs: Floyd Riley: James 5 mittee- American Legion Hea dauarter SW, Joh vs. Marion Hilton; James J. Churelf of the Nazarene West 8t 5 Edna M. Scott

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Indianapolis will be host to invitation slip or call Plaza 7509 many hundred men in uniform mgs give the Sane a nd ” our name n for a “family day” on Thanksgiv- and as many men ‘as you invite ing. If you would like to add wij] be notified of the invitation. patriotism to your Thanksgiving On Thanksgiving Day, your dinnér, make arrangements guests will "e waiting an hour bethrough the Indianapolis Service- fore dinner time for you at the men’s Centers, Indiana World War Memorial If you wish to entertain two building. Watch The TIMES for or more soldiers, “please sign this further, information. ’

Thanksgiving for Soldiers

OUR FAMILY WILL ENTERTAIN........ Dae SOLDIERS v (2 or more)

FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER. OUR DINNER HOUR IS. rye er WE WILL PICK UPTHE MEN AT ...covvirnnss O'CLOCK AT THE WAR MEMORIAL. If we do not hear to the

a 25-year-old sailor and wounded Korean War veteran gets a hug of grati“tude in New York. He saved Dorothy from a fire which killed her

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"American Patron NOte to Housewives—Only Saint of Emigrants Best Spuds Available Now

VATICAN CITY, Nov. 18 (UP) - Starting next month, the house-/or better. Shipments of unwashed rape pls. BE et wife wiil find only the best pota- Potatoes are restricted to U. S. f toes at. her shopping center. commercial grade or better in the Thats the clilef esult ‘of a0 northern -part of the area and to . ~ i U. 8. No. 2 in the southern part o regulation GI marracs on ‘the ay. Agriculture Department restric- tha area. P ! outside but inside enlisted: men Ap, apostolic bi ief recalled her tion on the sale of 1950 crop po- The restrictions do not apply to of Vance Air Force base live in work for emigrants and noted tatoes effective Nov. 27. potatoes sold to the government private rooms with (curtains on that she was called “The Mather The order, which affects Indi- for price support, exported or diof Emigrants.” Her designation ana and -five other midwestern yorteq into livestock feed or alco- ; as patron saint, the brief said, states in the federal marketing hol Pradartion : floor. . Se was made at the request of the area, decreed yesterday that -only The luxury isn't costing the Institute of the. Missionaries of tcp quality

potatoes can be the Sacred Heart.“ and by the shipped to market. In Indiana, Veep ‘Was Only 3 : episcopate of the Y...8. and nearly all commercial growers are The 22 airmen of headquarters ag Fue ff the northern part 3 the State Joking—Wife Gets squadron,” air base group, who "~The saint was canonized in ‘The order will mean that farmlive on the top floor of the bar- Rome July 7. 1946. She was horn ers, in- the controlled areas will Anniversary Gift racks got together and ‘decided In Italy and at the age of 39 went not be allowed to ship culls and =~ ~~ to do something about their lack to the U. S. with five nuns to work other low grade potatoes to mar- PADUCAH, Ky. Nov. 18 (UP) of ‘privacy. among Italian immigrants. She ket.” according to L. M. Vogler, yp. Veep received her first With permission of the com- Opened schools, hospitals and col- chairman of’ the U. 8. Production q4ino anniversary present mandant, they closed a Whole-Jeges. throughout the Unitgd Market Administration committee opt on schedule—her husband sale deal with a -local lumber States. She died inAChicago in here. was only kidding that he hadn't company, borrowed $220 and par- 917. es Might Raise Prices found time to buy one. titioned the floor into 11 two- in lean years, if might also Vice President Alben W. Barkman roams with knotty pine U.S. Reoliors to Meet boost the price of top grade po- ley and his wife were Taare a walls and closets. tatoes. he said. However, the year ago today. As proof that The venetian blinds, cuftains In Cincinnati in '51 heavy crop of 1950 will preclude he hadn't forgotten, the Veep and other finer points of interior MIAMI BEACH; Nov. 18—The such an increase now, Mr. Vogler came through with a big radiodecoration came out of each indi- 44th annual convention of the added. phonograph combination. vidual's pocket but one ‘satisfied National Association pf Real The restrictions provide that “I'm thrilled to death, it's just resident said his new quarters Estate Boards will be held in Cin- round potatoes must be not less what I wanted,” sald Mrs. Bark“are nicer than my brother's in cinnati next year. Dates of the than 2 inches in diameter and long ley, who college.” 1951 meeting will be announced varieties not less than 13% inches. hubby earlier that the size of pi im later. |" All shipments of shed pota- today’s celebration “will depend. There will Be T-H Law Delegates leaving here yester- toes must be of U. . No. 2 grade on the size of the present you Revision, Morse Says

day said the 1952 convention will ~— get me.” “be in Boston, Mass. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18- (UP) FREIGHT TRAIN DE RAILED Sen. Wayne L. Morse (R. Ore.),| cROWN POINT, Ind., Nov. - said today that “there should be yp)_ Eleven cars of a west- NEW DELHI, India, Nov. 18.3 present for the woman he marand ‘will be" legislation. passed hound Pennsylvanid freight train (UP) India - will support the ried a year ago in St. Louis just by the next Congress to rewrite were.derailed near the downtown Tibetan appeal to the United Na- four months after they met at the Taft-Hartley law. depot last night, tearing up al- tions for aid against the Chinese a Washington party. Sen. Morse, a critic of ‘the 1aw, most two blocks of rails and Communist invasion. Gopals-| But it turned out the Veep was was the first congressional forcing the rerouting of traffic wamy Iyengar, member of the In- only having his little joke when spokesman on labor legislation to gver another branch of the rail- dian cabinet's foreign affairs he pleaded that heavy campaignforecast revisions of thé act road. Authorities said ne one was committee. said- today. ing before the election and a which has been a major issue in injured. Cause of _the accident India will not sponsor the ap- bad cold this week kept him too two political campaigns. was not determined. peal. however, “he said. busy to buy a gift. :

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