Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1950 — Page 13

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r th Year Mayor Bayt (seated) buys a ticket from. (left to right, standing) Mrs. Shirley Bickerton: Elvin fossa Higdon, Frank Russell and Miss Myrtle Johnson, . ... To swell its scholarship fund, the Washington 324242 High School Alumni Association will sponsor the Civic Theatte production, “Good Housekeeping, #235 Dec. 12 at the Indiana University building at the the Fair Grounds. The. scholarship will go to a |. A member of the senior class. Mayor Bayt was a member of the first student beady at Washington 0.003.000. High, . ia : ; ,

HAROLD H. Times Business Editor

NOTHING SLOWS the wheels of a big town like a shoe-top snow. But it doesn't stop workers. They were late

* Hotel here today.

. building also contains-the hotel's

INESS “Lame Ducks’ werey Miss Session

State Congressmen May Be Bogged Down In Snowdrifts

By DAN KIDNEY Times staf Writer

And most are loyal. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27

Some of Indiana's lame duck’ Congressmen may be bogged racked up during the learning pe. 90WN In sngwdrifts today, as riod are thinned down they weré nof on-hand when the : S1st Congress convened for its

Don’t Throw It

rolls. of Indiana goes. the tribute. dianapolis Stockyards:

to something we still don't Know Hogs 10,000; choice 170 to 250 or care, much about, simple elec- pounds largely $18 to $18.50; truck tricity. man's most versatile

servant A tough time we'd have without it.

$18.75 to city butchers; most choice choice No. 1 and 2 230 pounds down $18.25 to $18.50; odd

living

loads choice choice No, 1 230 to Unit of Swank Hotel 240 pounds $18.50; choice 240 to 270 pounds $17.25 to $18; 270 to Destroyed by Blaze 300 pounds $17 to $17.50; 120 to

160 pounds $15.50 to $16.50; few $17; sows opened weak to 25 cents lower, later trade steady; bulk choice 300 to 550 pounds $15.75 to $16.75. Cattle ]800, calves 500; slaugh~ ter classes active; steers and yeardining rom, bar and offices. lings strong to 50 cents higher; Cause of the blaze was not offi. COWS firm; short load average good § cially determined. But Rosa, Gard- medium weight steers held at $32;

ner. a cook. sald the fire. broke out NOthing choice here; several loads | in the boiler room. : medium to low good 950 to 1150

PONTE VEDRA BEACH. Fla Nov. 27 (UP) Fire destroyed the main building at the swank Inlet

All occupants of about 30 rooms in the unit escaped uninjured. The

lv active opening trade at the In

lot choice No. 1 185-pound weights §

23. 10..$29: heifers scarce: good beef cows $22; common and medium native yearlings ‘$23 to

29: heifers scarce: good beef cows £22: corhmon and medium $18.25 to $21.50; canners and cutters §15 to R18.50. Rulls steady; medium and good beef and .’sausage bulls $23 to $25; ‘best—heavy sausage. to $25.50. Vealers moderately. about steady; good and choice $33 to $35. but choice scarce. common and medium $23 to $31. Sheep. 2000; market moderatelv active! native lambs ‘uneven: mostly weak quality considered: good to choice under” 100 pounds

active;

$30 to $31; medium and good. $8 to $29.50; common down to $24; slaughter ewes steady: medi-

um to choice, $9 to $15.

Mayor Helps Out. Alumni Group

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_THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ Motorist Shovels His Way Out

Claim 8 Lives i in aa

Several Hospitalized in - Indianapolis ‘Due to Accidents on Ice-Caked Streets

Eight Hoosiers are dead today as the result of traffic accidents —or other causes ‘which authorities attribute, to the week-end storm. ; An Indianapolis man was’ frozen to death. according to a pre- Low pay and poor personnel ad=: liminary report by the coroner. ministration are costing Indiana: Several others were hospitalized in Indianapolis and throughout the “services of sufficient health’ the state as the result of mishaps resulting from the weather. Indianapolis police investigated officials, Dr. L. E. Burney warned .42 traffic accidents between 6 heater apparently leaked gaS. today. sz p. m. Saturday and 8 a. m. today. The parents were hospitalized. Dr. Burney, head of the stats

Dr. Burney Warns

They said the majority of them Find Infant Dead ~ » Health, Department, said Ind od resulted from icy streets or Snow ’ 4 ig losing trained people to oth drifts. The grandparents, Mr. and states which pay more than the& The dead: Mrs. W. L Strawser. had left the Hoosier. maximum of $8100 salary, Mrs. Katharina Strauss, 60, of car to seek aid of a farmer with a year for physicians. .12120 N. Meridian St. a tractor. Upon their return, th: “There is too high a premium

Earl Gripe, 54, Columbia City. ras SA dr is on loyalty in Indiana,” "Dr. Bus . : infant was Geag: and His parents ney said during a speech before

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short and last session, pd or. 24; = : SHE : by the blizzard. When people. [Ff YOU DON'T LIKE the ok 3 re “tunior Senator 3 Mi, Dorothy chitter uriconscious. They were ‘reported, pre jegislative conference in .the can't travel by auto or on foot weather, here's a deal : f : o NR Re Sen Bp. : H i Fai 4 in fair condition in a hospital. Indianapolis Athletic Club. Hav Bit UH a fold = : Bu . rom the state Pe + Rell, Dale Hurlock, 4 airmount : ; e confere 3 they pick up a telephone It’s something to think about William E. Jenners(R: Ind.) was : 3 Mr. Boze, an employee of the Th conference, called to diss x =, hi FEA “ 3 2 ed : Robert Strawser Jr. 2, Ft. Central Indiana Gas Co., died of cuss possible legislation during IN THE FOUR TOLL rooms while you're plowing through the still back in Bedford recovering Wavne a heart atfack shortly after he the 1951 meeting of the Indiana nowdrifts, or grunt-pushing vour s . . i * J u 3 at the dowhtown office of Indiana ae out of an gos a 2 irom EE haueuR. campaigning: Herman. Boze, 60, Anderson. finished shoveling snow away General Assembly, is sponsered al n 3a > ) 3 . ‘ 0 . Bell Teiprar e fo, is Bruing. It's the call of Bermuda. £meri- E. Capehart (R. Ind.) and un- Edward Loper, 60, Portland. from his car in front of his home by the Indiana State Chamber of 0 ah Fa ho i ha fe EE can Airlines threw out a pretty geated all bit one of the six Morgan Shobe, of 1617 Ludlow Mr. Loper ex-police chief at Om mers : 2 bi a oy Tre calls rough teaser today with a pack- freshmen Democrats who were St Portjand, Sieg I Jay Soynty Bon aed ha To nay Jr al angie nciedse all% aged sky - cruis ; : po : i ~ a i ospital after collapsing on e ¢ dire to the storm. aged THY LE perm elected in 1948: . Shovels became standard equipment for automobiles in the Mrs. Strauss. wife of Arthur L. Naas cially liapsing oo ear BARU CatCarter Mental Screens. They Know from experience yo ..e room rood and all, Tight op hese Demotratic lame fillies week end's big storm. One digger was Richard Daupert, whose Strauss secretary of L. Strauss & po)" = iiibuted to a heart ing Hospital under erection on the’ < what weather means to their gown there in the Gulf. Stream yoo giant make the Tol fait. ]o cr got snowbound on Moeller Road off 52d St. while he was driv” Co. and ‘widely known business. attack caused by over-exertion. Indiana University Medical Censompany's effort to serve the pub- ' £147 day, included Reps. Andrew Ja- . . . man, died of a heart ailment after ; y 2 ter Campus « Any § of ee Ploy If you've got.the $147, and the .,ic Indianapolis, and James E. "9 home Saturday night. He dug it out yesterday. + block long. struggle through the Mr.Shobe/ a New York Central pus. ic. and they stomp In galoshe« <8 y of : i id Pr ! . oe. 8 od § uh aac a ae 3 . ; : 1i¢ : an : he RD De on boss will let you off, that might Noland, Bloomington, who were J li : storm. after their ,“automobile S¢ tion ‘worker. was found in the Expected in Seven Months and muftiered, p be the answer. But {if you're reported driving back together: p . Po Ice Alerted to Help stalled on a country road near alley in the rear;ofhigchome early — tine. reaching for an inkwell, a nice mq ~ 3 . . Slalle y . vesterday. : The. 250-bed mental hospital, y : tance telephone takes " Thurman C. Crook, South Bend, Prevent Traffic Misha s Clayton. 3 Long distance eley n J; k : heavy ash tray or ink bottle, don't ;n4 John R. Walsh Anderson.) ps“ Ry rauss sald tlie cay stared Dr. Ezra Alexander, deputy for which a superintendent ‘has . the place of highway ; av e s throw it. The fifth, Rep. Edward H. hi e. Indianapolis police were alerted . snowdrift as they were re- coroner, said a preliminary exami- not yet been found, is expected to" Freight lines phone and explain Iq like to be there, too. Ft. Way in:a sh nation indicated the victim had ein they can't get through. B R k {. ayne, was present. i g on em today to help prevent accidents turning to Indianapolis Sunday frozen to “death. The body was be completed within seven * » i ; iat i . ’ Ze a Salesmen break appointments by us Bottlenecks Republicans Missing because of slippery pavements. from a visit in Hendricks County removed to the City Morgue months. Che whole schedule of out- IN A SNOWBOUND CITY hus ig with two other Indianapolis resi- } phone. he whole is transportation always. gets it. in Re-elected Republicans missing ‘Amerasia’ Ex Editor A broadcast commanded all po- dents pending further inyestigation. The Indiana Mental Health ‘ 3 rovemen sg trans ye s San: - s _ : : i donor bu siness moveme t the peck rhe te iain. Were Reps. Cecil M. Harden, Cov- 4 : or lice to be careful of their own Fight Through Storm Five persons, all members of Council has been interviewing scrambled. tieups due to fires, accidents, slip- ington, Republican national com- And Field Indicted driving because of street condi ; . : R the the Wesley Nuetzman family of potential hospital staff members TORK had some ab- Pry streets; parades mitteewoman from Indiana. and yw, guINGTON, Nov. 27 (UP) : The party fought through the 422 Ww. Beecher St, were injured for the last year, Dr. Burney said. THE STORES hay Some ab Worst complainer i the man “arl Wilson, Bedford. nay ¥ OV: of tions, - storm to a farm house to find last night when their automobile He blamed’ insufficient salaries for senteeism, but they fide ghre he i noapia mel ae Dan Rep. Winfield K. Denton. Earl Browder, former boss of Palice passing schools a} time cafety before Mrs. Btrauss col- skidded on icy streets inthe 2300 his lack of results so far. DE an ders first thing he says to other wait Evansville, the only freshman the American Communist Partv. pupils were approaching or leav- I d She died ‘before medical block - of W. Moris Si. and. The State Health Department avy at of st I'S s says é - . ansp S i ical : . . absenteeism, thal Dt = Chiat. ers “This is the lousiest bus serv. 1’eémocrat re-elected, was on hand and Frederick Vanderbilt Field, {ng were ordered to assis children apsed. crashed into a gasoline truck. head this mornnig recommended who were willing te pu 9 3 I ide oo and receiving congratulations New York milliobaite and alleged: CHE the streets. aid arrived. Treated at General Hospital passage of several health bills due mas shopping Er 1 cere hum- Buk "comes along in two min- {rom the party leaders. Fane I sft-wing as hi Where showdrifts are observed Mr. Gripe, state police said, ap- were Mr. Neutzman, 45; Mrs. Gen- to be presented in the 1951 LegisBus he I ratric and RCA, utes. he gets on still grumbling. The two dezns of the Hoosier 2"! of left-wing causes, Were ,. sidewalks, police were ordered parently died of exhaustion after eva Nuetzman. 44: a son. Russell, lature. dH » Stern ig vomen. ‘were but he waited only two minutes delegation, Rep. Charles A. Hal- indicted for contempt of Congress 14 notify home owners to clean his car stalled in. a anowdrin On 22: a daughter. Sandra, 4: and a Dr. Burney favored: One: A bill employing mesy Employees Jong enough to get in his dig. a eck. -Rensselaer Republican. who by a Federal Grand Jury. the walks. The Municipal Code Ind. 9. near Columbia Ch: the grandson. Ronald. 7-weeks. The to combine the health and hosurri ight @alon ’ yee WaT : : : . y y P jr DE Ran get in telephoned kind of ofticial morning greeting Was re-elected for a ninth term Also indicted by the Grand Jury provides walk must be cleaned His body . was foun: hie his infant was reported in. critical bital progr am of Indianapolis and head and their positions on pro- among bus riders. and Rep. Ray Madden, Gary Dém- was Philip Jacob Jaffe, former within 24 hours after snow stops Nighway about a mi otor- SORA. ; anon Lounty, vo li 2 were temporarily 2 a 2 ocrat, re-elected for a fifth, were editor of the magazine “Amer-falling. stalled car by: a pasting ; Ino! The truck driver; : Robert M Two: A bill to increase control ou yon Ine "7 BEST ILLUSTRATION is man present when the Housé con- asia.” Police were Instructed to report 'St- Police Shenriacd tal wis Sedan. 37. RR 2. escaped injury. measures for rabies. Dr. Burnéy ile v idis Q i hat : des . : » or help when fata y at : : sai - "uw who got on a N. Meridian St. bus vened. ‘ . The three were indicted for re- slippery spots at corners so that walking for P Wrist Fractured d Indiana has the second high--SUNNY, ISN'T IT, that a littie headed downtown. He had just The latter blamed the Korean (cine to answer questions put salt and sand could be applied tacked. : : est incidence of rabies in the nas’ : oe ' a Snownaie which left a Crosstown bus. He handed war and the vexation of the home iy ng Se STHAL Teri ic .ting Com : i : Mrs. Schitter, a passenger in, Another injurv attributed to tion, and counted four. “human in ike: 8 § ' iin CE e “@ b= ‘ 3 a; % " r ine in vour hand in a second, the driver his transfer. folks with the draft and other ii1ee when it was inquiring into ‘Bri d A H Id an automobile operated by Pog weather conditions was Miss Lois deaths so far this year. = could throw a big husky town Se Shiver ioosed At it, asked matters connected with prepared- communism-in-the-State = Depart- riga oon’ Actor He pushand, Nas hina Pe Bastin: 16. of 1831 Villa Ave. Want Health Program i i its ‘mal stride? “Where d you get it: ness ag the primary. cause of . Se : : ra ava Wa 5 ; - ike his A we'll be “I just got it on a Crosstown,” Democratii id in the state ment Rs ne Jo On Sodomy Charge tractor-trailer. She was tos who suffered several facial lac- THREE: Authorization to proid. 1 ¥ | ' z Sen § seph W. McC: 2 tR 8.) , ap we sai ant : w ‘ ; . iy io ihe weather. allowing ne sald. None of the returned Congress- pe fot a el : = Louis Polacek, 30. who appeared from the car, poties 12d, a erations when an unidentified vide state funds for every full al : m RY a ; io "he state Grand Jury also - : : s ¢ bv ther ruck. er : is : extra time to get to work and I'he driver showed him the mén expect the rump session of dicted. three reluctant witnesses here last week-end in Briga- SO yao 35 Was trast. person threw a snowball through time heaith program in Indiana. business will spin along , without punch Dirks and said, “It's a this Congress to do much of any- before the special House Commit. doon,"” was held todav under a od tor Head injuries, : a trolley window at Minnesota The proposed action would cone : 8 - week ol ’ a aay § po é $ . ; > missing a beat. w pa. . © thing. The House may pass a tax . bbving for ntempt of £1500 tb : iT = and Spruce Sts. = : ns d I had to wait a long time." pil} and there is a possibility of pe on lap ying to : y oni on a preliminar, Struck by Train e Spruce. tribute state funds to augment Get-We peeaup he rasped. “but 1 didn’t think it some short extension of rent con- ~ 2 B or ; charge of sodomy. - : She was given first aid. and money collected in each county: ANTIBIOTICS are hé1p®hg wad that long.” trols they sald, Increased defense They are Joseph P. Kamp, eX- The gacto-, who was in the - Mr. “Hurlock was killed in- taken to her home in a police car.ior city hy jroperty tax. overloaded hospitals. That's what = The hysioad roared. The driver appropriations are likely to pass, ecutive vice chairman of the Con- (horus of "the musical which stantly when his. automobile was Mrs. Dorothy Stonewiler of 614! pr Burney said this measure Tom Winn of Chas. Pfizer & C0.. enjoyed the gag, let him ride j; requested, they agreed stitutional Educational League, closed. Saturday night at th struck by a New York Central E. 10th St. suffered a fractured was a return .of ‘home rule” to Ine... told the United Hospital free, ; Edward A Rumler xe uve Murat Theater. was bound over passenger train at Fairmount. wrist - a fall on 31 joy Sewgin Indiana. 3 Fund workers. = LL RRR ; - retary of the Committee for CCON- t45 the Grind Jury by Judge Police said the car apparently Yesterday in e ock o FOUR: A hill to enforce testHe said the quick-healing drugs ro GET RID of bottlenecks Man Draws $25 Fine stitutional Government, and Wil- Joseph M. Howard in Municipal stalled on the icy crossing. Engi- Park “Ave. She was treated at ing of all Indiana dairy cattle are shortening the stay of pa- Marshall Dale. president of Indi- On Gambling Charge '*™ L. Patterson. executive sec: cayrt 3 .neer W. K. Howley of Anderson, Methodist Hospital. against tuberlosis every six ° tients, releasing needed beds anapolis Railways, Ine., and W abi g 9 retary of the Civil Rights Con- He was held in jail in lieu of said he was traveling at a great- Traffic Division police said the years. Present’ regulations call Then he added this good news: W. (Jack) Harris, general mana A fine of "825 and costs was-im- gress, an organization listed by pong, ly reduced speed when the acci- property. damage accidents were for testing of 20 per cent of the “In the last 10 years there have ger, put in a two-way FM radio posed: by Municipal Jifdge Jdseph the attorney general as a Com- Polacek. who gave his address dent occurred. considerably fewer than average, cattle in a Ziven area every thres been more new life-saving ‘'sur- station today, linked it to 14 M. Howard today on Chester munist front. a8 New York City, was arrested, The Strawser infant died of considering weather conditions. years. gical and orphopedic procedures supervisor cars and repair trucks. Smith, 32. charged with keeping on complaint of a 18-year-old boy carbon monoxide gas which over- Most drivers. they said. are The pre-tigisiative conferencs 3 yp 3 3 " rar > i ’ . 2 Nn 2 developed than anytime in the Supervisors will scoot "over 3 gambling house. Smith was Elmhurst College Vocal The boy said Palacek lured him came his parents. Mr. and Mrs operating cars slowly and with was scheduled to continue today history of man.” : town, report back where (traffic arrested Saturday night in a po- io the actor # room in the YMCA Rohert Strawser. in Ft. Wayne caution, and when accidents oc- and tomorrow, ending with a That'll be hard for those “so- ]ams occur, then reroute busses to lice raid on hig candy store and Group to Appear Here and paid nin $1 te commit an The car was stalled in a snow- curred there was little resulting luncheon tomorrow in Murat cailized medicine” boys to write speed up service, tone down the shine parlor at 1226 E. 15th St. A song service will be presented 'mmoral act. bank, authorities said, and the damage. Temple, off. Private medicine can do it chronic crab of the man who. Judge Howard withheld judg- _° 745 y. fn: tomorrow in St i pa go tn pm better. And In most instances, it Waits 10 minutes on the corner. ment on 11 persons arrested in Toh Ls 02 P- Heal and Retormea = does 5 - howls as if it had been an hour. the raid and charged with visiting on n 5 A bv the arbi : a gambling house. uPch, : Bln D) Attention, Men Electric Eye a: gaming. ho Elmhurst College Polyhymnia. : 1. PICK A DAY like this to THE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. The Polyhymnia, a woman's y : answer an old question f hr Pon Xe 4 lect Local Truck Grain Prices ensemble of 16 voices from Elm- : : FR Salhe 1 > . 0 ndiana has swept its electric a Are women better drivers than = ! : Ar Ne le wHost TY hurst College. Elmhurst. Til, is anklin 4411 men” eye through the state's industry, . [0-72 Tuck wheas 38 making a five-day tour of Illinois, : I'm. going Yo dick the responsi- packed it into a picture book to’ [No : Sate Ber. isis Indiana and Kentuck} bility for the answer, and pasf it show how power TP us earn a > on_.ta. the American. Mutual Li: jiving. : —H P De | :: 25 : . ability Insurance Co Every factory uses the invisible oY rices £ Cc ne Cc, » The company turned loose a employee power —in quantity, Sea : 2 psyehnliogh al survey on 1000 driv- From furniture to cla gpaedeet®™ Ti M d t | A ers -and ‘ound Ca Shp g. canning and ra $ O era e Cc ive Men. Eo 5 ra er is mihng. and steel fabricating and p.rrow and gilt prides were pound steers $30 to $31.50: medium - < an ( er >» tee y ‘trie = « o 3 et Si SS in emergenc ag And foungsy Ty t's electrical weak to 25 cents lower than Fri- 105° pound grass steers $28; com- ! '. i; ) most o way ax g in-noderates.. oo aaa a Crit s es : pn : wt eric Fp A eRSionalv-taught driver And to the mushrooming pav- day.s-average-today.in-mode mah and medium native vearlings - oF - . - - % tr

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