Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1951 — Page 39

ar p= ; : * 3 Ta - : i. ? : 2 2 TE : oo : PAGE 40 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ THURSDAY, AFR. 5, 1851 PNURS in Court Orders Release J el i Ili od Py ans—Lanies J More Men Join [So © ee Judy Holliday and Jose Ferrer Linked to Reds pe Hae Dove . Needed for Beauty Work [I "- Of Voting Machines . Hie Good Solory: ABPY 5 +s LL By United Press The reportH® subtitle was “A; The committee also listed the thur Szyk, Louis Untermeyer, FLOWERS The Indiana Supreme Court to-| WASHINGTON, Apr. 5—Judy Campaign to Disarm and De- following names as affiliated with Henry A. Wallace, Ira Wolfert, ] By Adm. Wii CENTRAL BEAUTY tn or 0y, dey ordered the release of St. Holliday and Jose Ferrer, acad- feat Ie Unites Stales, ” The various “peace” groups or Com- Frank Liayd Wright, Dr. Gregory, : y WY Sup ad Fellow Bla. Joseph County voting machines, emy award-winning movie starsil, "the press & from al ton RE ughes, Dashiell Zilboorg, Karen Morley, Prot i : Wali os da pricy iia Erosion, heals BE ——————— | Believe Child Drowned which were tied up’ by court order were lsted by the House UN: meng of the organizations. Hammett, Louis Adaniic, Kyle Frank Doble of {he Yaiveraty ot ® Hospital Bouquets NEW YOR 0/ | American Activities®™ Committee , . exas, of America a 30% COMMISSION SALE In Sugar Creek jrennne cine Jul Sogpe of ® today as “affiliated with five to Called ‘Sponsors’ Er Se Pierre Van Paasen. ® Funeral Flowers up 10 the fat IS ON! Additional men today fone the CY Clerks race, 10 Communist = ront organiea: Miss Holliday and Mr. Ferrer/ Leon euchiwanger, Doromypro coop hibit || CLAYPOOL So s Our Ad » 23 search for a 3-year-old boy be- e tions. who won “Oscars” last week for Canfield Fisher, Thomas Mann, Filan COU for many of ee Our on rage lieved drowned in Sugar Creek tween Repu blica n Marcella] The committee issued a report their performances in ‘Born Yes- Harlow Shapley, Marlon Brando, More than 2000 persons are ex-| Flower Shop discovered th southeast of Marion County.’ 'Brown and Democrat Stephen C. jon the Communist “peace” offen- terday” and “Cyrano De Ber- Kay Boyle, J. Edward Bromberg, pected to see the handicraft ex- Cla ool Hotel tant single fa City police from Franklin and|Grzeskowlak over use of absentee |’ give in the United States which gerac,” weré listed as sponsors of Lee J. Cobb, Jo Davidson. ‘hibit of Cub Scouts of the Cen-| YP I. 17 against the a Shelbyville and Edinburg firemen fiots. has hot beer biiclally 4 lincluded 67 pages of names of al- a Communist-front “peace” con-| Olin Downes, Libby Holman,/tral Indiana Council tomorrow RI. 5028 L 06 health person helped man six boats dragging, a n cially de-|jeged Red fronts and their spon- ference in New York in March, Norman Mailer, Artur Schnabel, night and Saturday in Ipalco Hall, Hospitals ‘¢ the muddy, swift creek waters for cided by court order. fsors. 11949. | Budd Schulberg, Artie ‘Shaw, Ar-16th and Alabama 8s. —— + ve wipe —out tl James Leonard Pendleton, A ——————— HR — - " te — and first aid

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On the banks, more than 100 spectators watched the search. {Among them were Mr. and Mrs. {John Pendleton. R. R. 4, Shelbyville, the parents. Boat Hits Fence One boat was stationed more than a. mtle downstream from the spot, a quarter-mile east of ‘the Shelby-Johnson county line {where Jimmy fell into the creek {yesterday afternoon, according to {the children with whom he was playing. | The downstream boat was resting against a wire fence stratched jacross Sugar Creek to catch the child if he drifted that far. Only result so far was discov{ery of the child's cap. It was found snagged in a clump of vine [two feet below water 20 yards {downstream from the spot where lhe had been playing with other children when he vanished.

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