Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1950 — Page 12

Share Bowling Honors;| Fred Estle Gets 672 goayy Fines

Vestal Steel Team Rolls 2997; : Sam Jenkins Picks Up 670 0 3 Youths Placed

By MARION CRANEY : s . Mike Sansone and Louanna Early shared bowling honors today, on Probation in although their scores last night differed by 70 points. | ‘ i * Sansone’s 680 from games of-227-237-216- for Vestal Steel in the S vgging Case Ritchey - Furniture League af laria’s ranked highest among five By BOB BOURNE men honor scorers. Vestal totaled 2997 from 948-1034-1013, - | ‘The strictest probation ever! Louanna’'s 610 helped her Milano Inn team win all three of its invoked in .a criminal court in games in the Bond Jewelers Classic at Indiana. Her games Sam Jenkins smashed 870 in of 204-190-186 contributed to -thé€‘ihe Construction League. at. Pritfirst place team’s team totals of chett's, as William Berger hit the.

3-967-598 for 2708. ore and 653 by Fred 650-mark. Jenkins Tolled 226-198-

tacking a woman. and stealing her purse. Judge Saul I. Rabb pondered

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Scores of 872

in the Fox Hunt Classic helped 50 came from. 212-194-244 With ,.4 delivered his answer in open

their Mechanics Laundry and cianroy Co. \court as the parents cried and’ Maton: Shase teaing 10 SOKE free) Francis Raferty successfully tried to hide their faces. | “ Kiesel blasted 186-267-200, as took out the 8-10 split Thursday] Four boys were charged with| Marrott’s held first and totaled night.on alley 19 at Pritchett’s.

{petit larceny. One of them is in 3056 for the night from 908-1137- He is in the Won-Ten Classic's service. The other three were n

1101. |Belcher Construction team.” . court s # = 8 8 8 | Two of ee ’ | “Tressler Radio Transfer 588! accompanied by their parents.| i. BAST SIGHS, VEADERS | BAT parding Jhsth Miltary Police .... Mi, pn stood by his wife, She; Mike Binsone, Vestal Steel co. 680 BRET, 575 | i Fina Bette. Mechanics Laundry ..... o72 Dick Wotland. Peerless B 8am Jenkins, Architects .. evo B00 onneth Cromwell, Moonlite mi 573 John Kiesel, Marott Shoes eevee. 88 : Traffic Club ies se NTR William Berger, Glenroy Co. ag Roxy Heralf, Trajtit Beott C8 Francis Raftery. Mechanics Laundry 649 | Harold Boyd. Federal Cafeteria ..... $64 47 Clem Burkham. CAA +. .....ceesess

{Charles Rogers, CAA vas C. Mills, Bridgeport Brass | Lt. Juidice, Delaware Recruiling

}'woman_ alighted from a bus, and| the boys drew along side in their

. Ray Johns, Usher Mortuary George Miller. Talbot Pands Snack Bar 64 Joe Cafeteria .. 63

are each fined $200 and costs. | And you will be in off the streets!

Hold That Tiger—

“And you will pay the fine at ithe rate of $2 a week for 100

Believed Stolen by Tulane

Beast Made Mean by Proddings During

Grid Games Causes All-Station Alarm NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2 (UP) Louisiana State University's 450-pound tiger mascot was kidnaped today, presumably by Tulane University students and police put out an all-station alarm for i the abductors “to keep somebody from getting hurt.” : fallen Dut tex the support of the . “Nobody except the trainer (an L.8.U. student) should try to| - rating : feed that tiger,” a police official warned. “The door of the A hii and wondering must be opened to feed him. And} : if the door is opened, there will be car trying to find Mike, said he : > hell to pay.” had left him in front of the same Queen 3 Horse Although the ber saned Mike, restaurant before overnight andi I B k L - $ or years old, he is mean. To make him roar at football "® One had bothered with him. ails, rea S eg games, he is prodded with a stick Burned In Effigy LONDON, Dee. 2 (UP)—Mona-| 30d, hus a soured his dis- mane students burned the Veen. a 9-year-old jumper partly position. e kidnappers were re- : i . . » parted to be holding him in a Tiger in efMigy last night, and owned by Queen Elizabeth, broke

department.”

L8U football games, of which to- Sugar Bow! Stadium at 2-p. m. day's is the 48th, have provoked before the 75,000 persons attendsome notorious free-for-alls. ing the football game. His trainer David Melilli, left Considering the feeling between Mike's cage, on a trailer, parked Tulane and IL. 8. U. supporters, in front of a restaurant néar this could set off a riot. It has Tulane University early today and taken less to start fights between went to a hotel. The kidnapers hundreds of spectators in the past. apparently. hitched the trailer to, Police understood that “Tulane an. automobile and. drove away. 52; 1s-8:-U.- 10" had. already been. Melilli, who was out in a squad painted on the cage in green,

Tech Defeats New Castle, Howe Stops Washington

(Continued From Page 11) tory. Tha scoring: John Dwenger, 10; Dallas Kelsey. 8; Harlan Pet"ty, 13; Don Clark, 11, and John third-pole deficit. Caito, 12. : : Rebounds Down Purple {linquency of a minor, Ripples Kenny Hughey banged] The Hornets’ superiority in at a conference this morning be-,

stumbled over a water obstacle’ land fell, His jockey, A. G. Grant-

to a London hospital, where he!

good condition.” The Queen had high hopes for Monaveen, which: won the chase rast year. "ree Coloured Schoolboy, { favorite, won the race.

Judge Sets Dec. 13 | For Jerry Owen Trial | lL Special Judge Addison

after an 8 to 7 first-quarter shortage lowered to 21 to 14 at the

: trial date for Evangelist Jerry mid-point and slipped to a 34 to 21

Owen, charged in Juvenile Court iwith contributing to the

16, but Kelsey held Big Dave Jes- height “and rebounding explains tween Judge " soe to three fielders. The Spar- Washington's downfall. With Prosecutors Thomas t ho hit 20 of, 60, led 14-3 Washington's big men leaving - aS, Who hit #N-0..50, ‘learly because of excessive fouling, [Attorney Henry M. Coombs. | 26-15, 37-29 at the three posts. |Cpach Elwood Yeager's lofty five. Owen, former prize fighter]

Coach Jewell Young -cagily:encountered little trouble control-

readied his Cardg:for previdusly unbeaten Franklin Township. The Cards, who: had lost three of four games, shifted into high in the second half to gain a third-quar-ter lead, 36 to 31. _ Ellis, with 14 points, and Lee MeGathey and Eiermann, with 10 each, showed Southport the way. Franklin's balanced scoring punch found its biggest sock in Gene i. McCullough's 14 markers, Shortridge held on 9 to 7 and .21.to 18 at the first two quarter breaks, but slipped to a 37 to 24 deficit with eight minutes remaining. Noblesville won .a free- cOPped eight of 12 matches, in-

. hitting 25 out of cluding: five falls. The Indians So i ory, ang Marcum, [Captured one fall and three de- the paraplegic ward of McGuire

who hit four baskets hit 11 of 13 cisions. Summary: : \ | Veterans Hospital. at thé foul line. 103 oe Trae DE end.

_ Ward Sexson, cousin of Tech's &Cinor a pounds Murbhy Sig 4-State Farm Credit Joe Sexson, upheld the Sexson Fi tC, i is- e~ | ) r teiie, Sst pC Group Elects Hoosier | nl

she was traveling with his re-

boards. ligious troupe.

Howe showed balance with Ken Wdod pitching in 11 points, and Charles McMullen and Dave Fahrbach each registering 10.

Paralyzed. Veteran Ey Freed in Slaying Hawk Matmen Pin | RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 2 (UP)

. ~—A paralyzed war veteran was Anderson Indians, 34-14 treed of murder charges yester. Decatur Central's Hawks cap-

tured their second straight wrestling match yesterday, defeating

the visiting ‘Anderson grapplers, 34 to 14. Coach Leo Shively's matmen

pital patient in Self defense. The defense argued that Charles Edward Kennedy, 29, Burgettstown, Pa. killed Vance Wayne Clary, 29. Randleman, N. C, last Aug. 5 as they struggled for possession of a pistol] in

Indiana; Kentucky and Tennesee, : » Vice president and a member of the board of directors since W L TPs GOG|1036, Mr. Br is general man-

looked smooth as Dick Nyers .. riddled the nets for 22 points, _ making him 34 for a two-game total. Speedway's 13 to 9 first

On the Ice AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Western Division

lead melted fast. Jim and’ i : es machine-gunned 13|Elncinay 3 ‘3 i 7 Bo of the Lidiana Fatm Bureau st , Jac ded | ; -operative Association. He Siraight pou nts Jack Hoos 23ded 1s 43 ry & M OWRS and operates farms in Mi21 at the halftime. Easters Division . jam and Marion Counties. 1 _ Little Pike had an uphill elimb' THE ru. 000 Eh.

Indiana was meted out yesterday | to three boys who admitted at- |

Fa J

¢ { With thot, the Ghost of

Estle and John Kiesel respectively 246 with the Architects. Berger's, . case of- the boys for 10 days, Slushy and Wel—

Ohio Valley's December Weather Forecast Is Mild

Extended Thaw, Rain Greatest Fear; Combination Could Cause Serious Flood

By Science Service pd : : “WASHINGTON, Dec. 2—Residents of the recently storm- Ta- | Brigh Verna ciintet] “insurance 114 held & small child. She spoke of (os onio Valley may expect December's weather to be Kind to os hr gerne on poimeulty| xed another to be born in the spring. ,, ." rey will receive from the skies only slightly .more than | o \workers from threatening, intimi- .. 585 The theft took place last Dec.| normal amounts of rain and snow, the temperature will hover | 6, 1949. It was a dark night. The ground the normal for December which is 32. x {game last night beat him about| This good news comes from the Weather Bureau's regular,

twice-a-month 30-day forecast.

ern part of Texas.

The Southwest

tions of the 1930's. Elsewhere in the

desperately | by 9 p. m. each night unless you needs rain if it is to avoid a|(UP)—Police feared today that al,e quarters have appeared at

lare accompanied by your parents serious drought this summer and pretty 18-year-old coed Who camp Atterbury, Cam LSU Mascot, 450-Pound Cat,: wife. a return to the dustbowl! .condi-| vanished six days ago from West- piciett. Va.; Camp McCoy, oop

nation: Tem- the victim of a sex criminal.

Thaws to Be Short

Rain and snow will be slightly. IE ortWare Fate ry iL greater than normal in the Middle college campus last Sunday night.

and North Atlantic States, the : good A Eien Pacific Northwest and the North- Parole Officer Calls Iraugh Wotmessayuon Sundayiyioosier Killed, 2 Hurt |Ceisht bil

ern Plains. Florida, as well as Charge a ‘Frame-up’ the Southwest will have less rain Sarg ANGELES, Dec. P (UP) | ionosphere before next Thursday,

than normal, while near normal| gi, ‘pyrole Officer William V.|When a three-day radio storm is

¢ on : ; > - gogement. His fiancee k Scrooge saw what 1 posited Scrooge in his bed, utterly exhausted, But it seemed only seconds until Scrooge wos awakDice Thrower Injunction Issued Gl Had ‘Hoped' ;

To Protect Worker

SOUTH BEND, Dec. 2° (UP)—

Wins, but Loses, John Stechcon had a court injunction today to protect him

Perhaps $2000 lo. protect im By Christmas from other workmen at

POLICE early today heard the| aviation Corp. here. They threw| JERSEY CITY, N. J, Dec. 2 hard-ltck story of the week from mum. out of ihe. plant twice in| (UP)—Cpl. John Midolo, 21, wrote an unlucky winner in a game of igeptember because he stayed on his mother here an apology from chance. Ae ithe job during a wildcat walk- his foxhole in re t1 Hed to Howard Cargile, 31, of 226 5, ; A I'm £2, Mom, 10a Sn ","” . The injunction, which enjoins (iio, "ur gidn't have a soft job

To Be Home

; WO! | ‘way behind the lines over here, {from whom he had won in a dating or a any Jay iteyturs out I didn't ‘want you to ry | ead with rocks : about ‘me being In comba ithe head with while taking|ywag issued in St. Joseph Circuit" pit now that it's all: over

i back. their mogey. e war, I guess I can tell you.”

- | Court. Cargile| A £10000 damage suit against,’

i C : h Dick Taylor. Wsher Mortuary W Johnsen. Allison No. ; oY v . : Not only was Mr, : Curt Heady, Marott Shoes 38! J ‘Rademacher, State Board of Health p40 Car. Greatest fear in the Ohio Val- 3. ? | Cpl. Midolo, in action with. the I tn nr. Soi poe? 6 Sony Ser Re Rt NO. 3 ooo 5 One boy jumped from the car, ley right now is an extended Down, but Not Joreed 10 part with $81, he rag ihe union was dropped by Mr. yt Cavalry, said he hoped to be rE pelt, No. 1... $33] Walt Park. Allison No. 2 _.--.oo: 333 struck the woman, grabbed her thaw and lots of rain. This com- Oo } f H § Io HERE. oo ane ot Hou con. :|home for Christmas. 3 : Lum Burnett, Paris Cleaners SE a C Smith, Bordens Milk a ry 3 purse,. and fled. She slumped to bination would cause one ‘of the uv 0 . ones Y {Rosary Cathlotic Church. { Yesterday he was reported missBE re BB a VOMRN + [| {the sidewalk; injured. valley's worst floods in history. gp yous, Dec. 2 (UP)-Po-| Mr. Cargile told police the Blacked-Out Cars "8 inaction. = arole orn. anegut | , tar] 2 = simi - Dob Kava Allison AC. oo... 8 Kirst “Sic ton. Miiana in | 58 Different Story _ But the nia Sormal (pera lice slapped Lawrence Brooks, ticket had heen announced as a Y 2 . S "NAACP U Russ Bellinger. Allison ves 838 DO er 1's Indiana Fur 559 . : ture precuclion 4 44-year-old transient dishwasher winner—worth $2000. T Crash Kill Hoosier tate rges Fred Schilemer, Falls City Beer ...... 25 Wilena Hansen. Indians Fur — Fir Yesterday the story was differ- most all nights will go below 4 veteran, in jail Thurs-| "om ! ’ Ci il Ri ht L Bif"Lane. ‘Priienel! Recreation a ¢ Betty Jordan. Mian ton | : i 51 gat The boys eringed as Juige freezing. ; !day on a drunk charge. | THE ticket—number V-33_had, ROCHE his Suvice sk Avil Rights Law or AY oo eaearens {Betty Bisesi, Dave Hackett Auto Sales i a rapped for order, He ex-! . Unlikel { In. the process of sobering up, been bought by his wife, Mary, ’ we 3 Times State Service foe Pond a Simian . 823 Helen Sheets, Ing, Recregtion’ .. "433 plained his position and laid the] ~~ Bis. Storm Unlikely { Brooks, Hoga o ne uh according to Mr. Cargile, {on crash of two blacked-out cars| EVANSVILLE, Dec. 2 — PasBob Weimer. Allison AC ‘ia «8 Jemma Johnson. Cap Ot Aai%, 21; blame for delinquent boys square- - As for rain and snow, William ives and ripped them to pieces. | Asked to confirm or deny that| at nearby Hatfield at 1 a. m. t0- sage of additiondl “civil rights Oscar Behrens, X arott Shoes ... or 815i pat Striebeck, Mitano Inn 90 ly in the lap of the parents. G. Klein, who made this predic- He was bundled up in a blanket V-93 was a wiriner, the Rev. Wil- day killed one man and put two legislation by the 1951 legislaRoser Quelsser. aval Ordnance Lit 813 Milas. Grooves Indian Pur oo... 828 “I sentence the three.of you to tion for the Weather 3ureau, told", 4 taken to City Hospital for a liam Knapp; pastor of Holy Ros-| Others in the hospital. iture was urged here at the threeaE Boe Te <2. + Rif Sn Sauter. SeveniUB oi i 09811 to B years in the Indiana Re- Science Service: “This Joes not checkup yesterday. Pronounced ary Church, cleared his throat! Bon cars were traveling ith Bay Stale convention X Lhe Ra Andy Frakes Fountam Sa Alleys | 813 Bath Dioehach Ban pee AUt%¢ 313 formatory,” the judge said. preclude the possibility of anoth- po. ‘Brooks was given a com- gently and said: - {out lights, a witness told the Spen- tiona eT Corared. Pec rie ohnny Menein, Marott es 612 Aletha Boyer. PHO Fridsy p. m. mixed 515 er big storm during December, | “I couldn't say.” {cer County sheriff. The reason vVancement of C00 ope. a Boy 0 Pp plete new outfit of clothing and uldn’t say. { | arry Nord, Beech Grove Pharmacy £11 Edna Mae Schoen. Solataire 513. The room was still. The faces of but such an extreme is much less el : {for the headlight blackout is un-! Willard B. Ransom, state prnoid Kapp. Beech Grove Pharmacy (11 Frances Snyder. Indpls. Typewriter . 509 the hoys fell. The wife placed the i‘ released, ; EX INAACP president, said his group en Rinehart, Kingan €10/ Alice Conkle, Coca-Cola 307 J likely with this kind of predic- He discovered that someone Ch ‘R G 3 iknown. Officials said neither sur- ' ¢ faery Milly EN Lol i OR A ra: Sous goal Fat’. 203 Baby the floor. and took her i,» nad sewed $140 in the donated» 'OTJe3 ent Gouge vivor is in condition to be ques- EE op amas et Aor A ) ‘sa \ iW 8 2 rm. i ! : : A 3 ; 4 { . Rilas House: PHO Fri. bm: mixed .*. 801 Sunita’ Cork. Fred. Williams Jr 304 “However” the judge con. However. while the Ohio Val- trousers. Taking a taxi, the down- Near Army Camps = [tioned |. strengthening of the Indiana obert Taggart, Naval Ordnance 607 Millie Kiraly. Ind. Tire & Rubber ... £04 ar, ley can rejoice, fhe drought- and-outer returned to the police | James A. Keenan, 27, Evans- mj Rights ) nd further irgll Haines Central Supply ........ 807! Mickey Rotert, Indiana Fur .......... 502 tinued. “I'm going to try some- °° =~ : | WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)— ville, died following th ident ghts law, a rther apGre Alsen & « 607 Estelle Nash, Tom Bemis ............ i {threatened Southwest can expect station where he been booked! . » diel owing ihe accident njeation of the Anti-Segregated alsh, Allison AC . 808 Betty Fox, Bemis i .. 801 thing new, It has been proven! itati th ormal” ; {The . Democratic National Com- pejvers of the cars, Clifton Bur-| Bob Ricnache, Bader Coffee . 605 Prances Deer, Ind. Recreation oo B01 pat robation system is not jess precipitation than n land. turned over $138. mittee said today that “plain rent ’ {Schools law. ; ack Colvin, Reeve Roofing 11110!" 60 |Juita Lang Won-Tén HI sel al our prom ny {in the words of the Weather BH-| The desk sergeant handed " has y 5 re pail NeBF den, 26, Rockport, and Thomas! The convention closes tomorRa nny RC ih & arta Linde Airoayeu” = a $ile anawe}, An Jock nga Hau reau. This means during the Brooks $3 and told him to come SOUSINE toe Eee Pain a Everett, 18, Hatfield, are in serl- row with a mass meeting at the Chute Daher “Tonos les. Gisam cil phiine Crawiord Induls. Raiiways .. 493/up often 8 Pp {whole month of December less back for the rest of the nfoney M industrial areas attracting new ous condition at the Welborn Liberty Baptist Church here. The . Oburn, Willowbrook Golf Course 601| Zoe Butler. E. C. Atkin 476 lem, . than 1-10th. of an inch for Al-no one else claimed it cling Baptist Hospital in Evansville. speaker will be the Rev. Walter Frank Himes, Gabbert Jewsiry 800| [rene Workman, Moonie Fri. mixed {73 Fined $200 And Costs 7} > workers, ! et |P. Offutt J f N York City ved Belser, Link-Beit No. 1. . _ 600 Mary Pollard. State Board of Health 468 , : : {buquerque, N. M.. and Yuma, itp Sameer ry sre 15 « ; : Gai F., OL New Yor ty. Marshall Benefiel, Irv. Presby $00! Mary Dunkan, CAA . 468) : IY h Col - s re | n its weekly Capital Com- + 2 4 = ———————— py Henry Stumph. Harrell Plumbers 598 Hazel Jay, Bowsher Truck Lines .. . 484. The sentence is suspended Ariz. less than 4 inch in Colora Fear Missing Coed ment.” a publication for part Moving 2 Hills Wins | Lyle Withrow, Burnett-Binford .. .. 389 Vyoune Barron. . 431 ing ood behavi You!do, less than 14 inch in the west- : Pub | parly E te R il d S k Morris Colifer, C. B. Kendall 1. 588 Elaine Lewis. Just-for-Pun _..'..... . 433 pending your g avior. You do, "es 2 Victim of Sex Criminal Workers, the committee said “rent Youth 4-H Soil Title jcastern Railroads Jee

gouging by some landlords” and

| . . 2 “competitive bidding” for avail- Times Special Freight Rate Increase

CHICAGO, Dec. 2 —An 18-year-. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)— old Wayne County, Indiana, farm Eastern railroads yesterday askyouth, who moved two hills, was ed the interstate commerce comnamed Indiana's 1950 soil con- mission for freight rate increases {servation champion by the Na- estimated to yield an additional {tional 4-H Congress here today. ($141 million in reyenue.

KALAMAZOO, Mich., Dec.

Ind;

lern Michigan College might be camp Polk, La., and other bases.

The possibility was heightened

(weeks. And the money must be will above normal “gs . - lpaid in person to the Probation et of the Le nie Divide, DY the report of a 21-year-old Better Listening Seen | Bill P. Magaw was awarded a| /The request, filed by 157 rail-

ast Coast and in the nurse's aid that a “raving” man Ear Radio | The wife was crying openly slong the Das o be colder than criminaily assaulted her Thurs- Fans, now, and a light shone in the eyes’ normal in the Northern Plain day night. of the boys. The mother of the states, and near normal in the ‘brothers slumped and would have rest of the country.

{gold watch by the Firestone Tire roads, was for a 4 per cent freight |{& “Rubber Co. as his state prize. rate increase except on coal. The \ w ASHI ent Su viee 2. Bett | On his father's 190-acre farm railroads asked for a flat increase Detectives studied the possible » Dec. Z—BeUeT hear Richmond, he filled ‘in a Of 12 cents a net ton for coal.. link between the hospital em. !iStening is in store for radio lis-|,,4)y washed gulley by leveling Previous increases . authorized | ployee’s report and the disappear- 'eners. Bad reception that for the io ‘nearly hills and pushed the by the ICC have upped the rates ‘ance of Carolyn Drown from the Past week has interfered with |g... {ni the washed-out area to fOr the nation 57 per cent over prevent further erosion. what they were in 1946. These increases boosted the nation's an estimated §3

(give way to fair reception tomorrow, and reception : |

No trouble is brewing in the {ou

MERRY CHRISTMAS ASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)-—

In Tennessee Crash NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dee. 2

amounts of rain and snow are ®X- pelleschi, accused of romancing due; forecasters at the National | {UP)—J. R. Boyd, 77, Patoka,The families of Army and Air

pected elsewhere.

Despite the relatively optimistic forecast for the Ohio Valley for December, some chance of a thaw its leg today and was destroyed is expected in the three or four

tion is that no thaw will last for

the agencies

Engineers,

Weather Bureau, Services Administration others

bad general flood."

All concerned, however, are said. “I'l blind you if you don't In Theft of $7100 watching the situation carefully. drop that money.”

rushing.

‘He caught 14 passes for 260 turned evangelist, is accused of yards, and one. of the pass play ling rebounds off both back-, Seducing a 16-year-old girl while covered 91 yards for a new Big Jian to the March of Dimes to

Ten record.

Ouch!

LONDON, Dee, 2 day by a federal jury which ruled ons’ fresh meat ration will be Products Co. here late last nigh that he shot a legless fellow hos- reduced Dec. 10 because of the caused

government's refusal to pay

VINCENNES MAN CRUSHED lican challenger; Harry F. Kelly, | vox tor the ware with the Sig red | HAAG'S | VINCENNES, Dec. 2 (UP). DY only 1154 votes in the official ron . 402 N. Capitol Ave. ot | An accident at the Central Fiber CANVASS, the all-GOP state board * HOOSIER = « Cap ve. (UP)—Brit-| ¢ of canvassers ordered a retabula- § PAINT & LINOLEUM CO. || "5; fase Night Shane the death of Edward ton a each of the state's 83 J 211 R. Washingten RI-SS16 : counties.

garage, police believed his Kkidnapers Travels to Game might paint him green, Tulane's at nearby Hurst Park while the days ahead. However, expecta-| ~~ Mike was brought ‘to New color, with a spray gun. Police Queen looked on. Orleans for the Tulane-LS8SU also heard that his kidnapers in-| Monaveen. 9-to-4 favorite in the'as long ,as 36 hours and this football game today. Tulane-tended to parade him through

Queen Elizabeth chase, was run- means that the run-off can be .; nitting one motel bill on his reports that Secretary of Labor TOPIC FOR FORUM ning in second place when he handled with little difficulty. | A meeting in Washington of ~ concerned with ham, was. knocked ‘out and rushed floods and flood Telief—the Army the Red Cross, was reported “shaken up but in Public Roads Administration, the the General! (yp) when a thug forced drug few months to replace William Alabama St. and store clerk Suzanne Begin to hand M. Boyle Jr. The best current in--decided that while there over $100 from the cash drawer formation has the shift occurring tight -beindividual-small--areas yesterday, the 19-year-old girl sometime next month: ~~ =3 second Which would experience floods, grabbed a empty syringe and re — “there is little indication of a/gjmed it at him.

yu. Robertson Named [U's nis toy pistol and fled.

Dowling today set Dec. 13 as Most Valuable Gridder BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP) — Indiana University's football de. Players today selected halfback Bobby Robertson as their team’s '0. Linsey were arrested on a tip. Time for the trial was decided Most valuable member. lashing last night for bringing y Pi Robertson, South* Bend junior, Dowling, Deputy led the Hoosiers in scoring with Faulconer 48 points;”and reeled off an averand P..L. Harden, and Defense age of 4.9 yards in 113 plays

The mark was set combat the three years of record. Michi lagainst Iowa. He also completed high polio iy Michigan began a recount today

four of seven passes for 96 yards. jor The Hoosiers. elected another poundation for Infantile Paraly-| South Bender, tackle Ernie Ko- gis said today. yi Ivatch, honorary captain of 1950.

higher Argentine prices.

Amherst Captain

AMHERST, Mass. Dec. 2 (UP) —James B. Lyon, 20, of West —The United States Savings & Gov. Chester Bowles of Connecti-! Hartford, Conn., has been elected Loan League has asked Con- out defeated for re-election last! captain of the 1951 Amherst Col- 8ress to suspend immediately alli month, may be headed for a new!

lege football team.

A burglary at

CHAPLAINS GET

tary chaplains yesterday for risk ing their lives to bring spiritual guidance to the “young men ! b) are defending our spiritual tradi: day when

tions.”

7 Hunt ‘Mystery Plane’ { 'BLAIRSVILLE, Gai, Dec. 2 {UP)--An Afr Foree plane and

It was

after managing & 7 to § first

. By Science WASHINGTON,

a ae | CHURCH BURGLARIZED | e Christian! eee Trum “ Church, 17th St. an Broadway, | TRUCK HITS KITCHEN WALL an offered hut LD. oon

f scoring reputation with 16»! : . " a inected with the State Depart- 2 PRICES Personal Loan Departmént : 11 in the fourth period. |sihaed Bapuenr: 188 Pounds stanley. 14! Marvin J. Briggs of Indianap-/Detted $20 last night, police re. A truck driven by Matile ment.” Mr, Bowles would not say SHEN] CASH Member Federal Deposit insurance Os. Shortridge has spit in two games |diioned Hitler, Jo RUN FIR A) olis has been reelected to the Ported. Custodian Dock Randolph, Siockinle, 41. Of 1100 Fayette Step lt’ tne fob was or whether ne|l STANLEY People's State Bank "to date. rer JA) deciasioned Lechter Reavyweluhi--Her: (board of directors of the Farm 3l.of 1332 Cornell Ave. told po- demolished a kitchen wall of a would take it. . : | 1% E MARKEY ST. Manual's substantial Redskins! = oo rer SCION Credit Administration for Ohlo, lice & window was broken and residence at 1302 Fayette St. EW Wash LL a :

several rooms were-ransa

"PRAISE WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)— President Truman praised mili-

LOCATE STRONG QUAKE

the

i | Bureau. of Standards here pre- Ind. was killed and two Terre Force enlisted pers 1 will re- - wife on state ; personne r a 2 A EE. said dicted this morning. House a. men Were injured ceive their first family allowance vesterday the charge was a’ “hit & parked Tus neotn —oromoblle checks next week. About 200,000 “rame-up.” Hint Tobin in Line To IE hots to enor hs Will be mulled on, Monday | Pelleschi, San Bernardino; Cal.,| 4 iti njured, h in seirous to the servicemen’s faniilies and For Democratic Post condition, were John E. MecCo- another 90,000 will be mailed out

faces dismissal for allegedly dat- n ing Mrs. Joyce Williams at least WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)— |gac¥: 7 and Morton Sappington, Dec. 15, the Army said. {PLAN FILIPINO AID

three times in a state-owned car There seems to be some basis to WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)—

The Economic Co-operation Ade ministration is planning a techni-

_ |Maurice J. Tobin will become. What happens to your fnsur. head of the Democratic National fance dollar ‘will be discussed by Committee, despite repeated de- Fred D. Lbete Jr, and John cal aid missi i I | h “ ssion to the Philippines. ‘nials by all concerned. _ (Bradfield at 7:30 p.m. today at| The mission, which will DE Informed sources insist that the forum program at the All the way for later economic aid 2 Mr. Tobin will resign within a Souls Unitarian Church, 1453 N. grants, was requested by Philippine President Elpidio Quirino,

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expense account.

Fake Threat Foils : Toy Pistol Bandit

VAL D'OR, Quebec, Dec.

I “It's loaded with arsenie,” she [TCC Exterminators

| LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2 (UP)—| | The thug dropped the loot and Two insect - exterminators were |freed for lack of evidence today! I sie lalthough they admitted taking a Spellman Raps TV jar containing $7100 from beneath NEW YORK, Dec. 2 (UP)— a house where they were looking Francis Cardinal Spellman gave for termites. : ‘the television -industry a tongue-; John 8S. Westerfield and John

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‘Vote Recount Started

In Michigan Election DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 2 (UP)—

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subsidized public housing programs in the interests of national defense.

federal job. Mr. Bowles, former OPA chief, said yesterday that President

{early this-morning. Walter Wake- ia field, 70, is the tenant at that Construction Up ls address. * | . WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)— : FLOODED RIVER Building and credit restrictions

ALGA p rta. Dec hit the nation’s building boom (UP) Some 1700. residents flea|l2st month, but construction still] ,/their homes. for higher ground to-| Wa% ‘23 per cent greater than} the ice-jammed Bow November, 1949, the Bureau of

SHOTGUN BLAST KILLS | EVANSVILLE, Dec. 2 , Evansvil

River burst its banks and fTooded. two residential districts with four (feet of frigid water.

| GET YULE HOLIDAY WASHINGTON.

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Ollie Holling: dent of Coffin. (

" terday in his

Ave. He was 4] A maintenan ployee at'P. R. years, Mr. Hq stricken just a: from work. W circles for man his amateur ec at the age of § A member ol Team which w 1047, Mr, Hollir in most of th held here. Ac Pollak, pro at his golf scores He Was | “Ollie was = beat because he and he never a good man t Mr. Pollak.” Mr. Hollin Thelma, and 1} came enthusia his tutelage. A lifelong r apolis, Mr. Ho member of th the Moose, Others survi William, and | Ora Brown, Mi and Mrs. Ev¢ Indianapolis. Burial will b Cemetery = foll 1:30 p. m., N Wilson's Chap

Native | Is Dead

C.-C. Hi Adams (

Times § BERNE, De Hirschy, 102 ye gon in Adams terday in his I Coming to years ago, Mr,

- his life in Ada

tired farmer, 1 the time whe was all dense his father cle farmland there Mr. Hirschy ‘the West B. Church. He he building more. In excellént weeks ago, he in his garden e til he became |i from his homs tance of sever: Burial will

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Mrs. Ida Ma in a nursing he was to be buri tain County fo Ha m in Rodgers, w Wednesday in ing Home, 604 Born in Ef lived in Wallac life. She was Freedom Chris Surviving ar ley, Rockville, ers, Crawfords ters, Mrs. Mar &hd Mrs. Opal Della McGuire, olis; 16 gran great-grandchi

Dewey Hai

Dewey Hatc the Link-Beit will be buried Crown follow] p. m. in People Mr. Hatcher, Thursday in ar pital. Born in lived in Indian: attended

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Surviving al a brother, Her -ters, Mrs. Elizs Nellie McCanr Palmer, all of

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head-on with | Injured wer 31, riding wit! Lonnie Morgan of Scottsburg. Also killed y rad G. Hagén pedestrian on

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by a car drive lise, Oaktown, The impact | into the path ¢ en by Georg Salem, Il.

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