Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1951 — Page 6

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Gala Trip Awaits Contest Winner

Lucky Boy to Visit | Coast Guard Center

How would you like to visit | the famed Coast Guard Academy at New London, Conn., and spend two days meeting the cadets,| = seeing how they live, attending some of their classes, going with, them on a training ship, and see-| ing a submarine base... { And 'then, how would you like] to see New York City and attend the big Broadway premiere of an exciting new movie, ‘Fighting Coast Guard,” as an honored guest ‘of the film's producer? That's the grand prize in store for some bey in the circulation area of The Times in a new contest starting in The Sunday Times on Sunday. ..It will be an unusual and interesting contest for all boys between the ages. of 13 and 17 inclusive

Picture Quiz

The contest will be a picture quiz which will give all yeaders f The Times an insight into thet. cadet training and activities of the hovs competing. In addition, entrants will write a statement

re than 100 words tellwould like to Visit

of the | 1th Coast Guard District craft.

WHAT 1S IT, PLEASE?—Brian Donlevy and Forrest Tucker, stars of Republic Studio's forthcoming "Fighting Coast Guard" movie, listen carefully as Cmdr. Bernard Scanlon, operations officer

Funeral Director Dies Here at 59

Services Monday For T. E. J. King

Service for Thomas E. J. King, who died Wednesday night in his {home, 1503 Columbia Ave., will be at 1 p. m. /Monday in Emanuel {Baptist Church, of which he was {a member. Burial will be in

Crown Hill. He was 59. A partner in |King & King Fu{neral Home, Mr. King«was manager, embalmer, 1land funeral director. | Born in Louisburg, N. C., (where he attended public {school, he later attended the E.

lege of Embalming, Philadelphia. Mr. King had lived in Indianapolis 26 years, and started in business in 1933. He was a member of the Board

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C Guard Academy at __ oe London Conn.” : The ond prize in the U. S. 1 Killed, 3 Hurt Coast Guard contest wil be a $50 ln Boswell Crash Sav nd and the third prize BOSWELL, Apr. 13 (UP)— a 325 Savings Bond. Frank Stickling, 71, Boswell, was

The boy who wins the top prize killed and three persons were

in The Times Coast Guard con- critically injured in a traffic coltest will go by plane or train to lision here last night. New York City and join there John Marron, 83, Boswell;

Thomas Doherty, 57, and his wife, also 57, of Terre Haute, were taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital in. Lafayette.

with first place winners in other contests held throughout the country. He will visit the Academy on May 9 and 10 and

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return to New York for the Broadway film premiere on May ll So, get set for action, boys. Don’t miss this big new contest . starting Sunday in The Sunday Times.

State police said witnesses told them Mrs. Doherty’s automobile made a left turn from U. S. 41 into a street in Boswell in front of another car. Police said they had not determined whether Mr. Stickling or Mr. Marron was driving the car.

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Pullman Company Seeks Rate Boost

Masonic Lodge F & AM, Ardmore,

CHICAGO, Apr. 13 (UP)—The Pa.; Epsilon Nu Delta Mortuary

|Fraternity, Inc.; Phi Beta Sigma Pullman Company, asked the In-| traterniy; East End Civic Club;

terstate Commerce Commission mast Side Better Business and

today to let it raise its sleeping Civic League; Board of Trustees and parlor car rates by 15 per/of the Good Samaritan Rescue cent. Mission; National Funeral Di-

Pullman president Carroll R. rectors Association; City and Harding said sharp boosts in the State Colored Funeral Directors cost of labor and machinery com- Association; and the Alumni As-| pelled the request. sociation of Eckels College of Em- | Mr. Harding said Pullman’s ex- balming. penses went up $26 million last! Survivors include his wife, Mrs. year, $19 million of it in higher Nettie Scott King; and one brothlabor costs. er, Theodric, Pittsburgh. = “This proposed rate increase te s—————————————————— will offset only in part the higher

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Guided-Missile Plant Plan Is Revealed by Navy

today for new, large-scale producjus of guided missiles.

It said it is negotiating with Consolidated Vultee Aircraft [Corp. (Convair) to build a guided missile plant at Pomona, Cal. | Convair would start work on the plant as soon as the contract is | signed. ; | The Navy did not give the rate |of guided missiles production con{templated but did say that it {would be on a much larger scale {than provided for in the Navy's |present contracts with Convair. |The Navy said Convair would probably have to hire several (thousand more workers.

Warheads for the guided mis-|

{siles will not be made at the plant, Neither will the missiles | be flight tested there.

[Michigan Line Plans | ‘New Type Rail Service

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PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 13 (UP) —Twenty-two women were sent to hospitals and 25 others were

made ill today after eating a ham. and macaroni dish at a cafeteria!

in a central city electrical resistor plant. The sickened women were members of a 3530-employee night

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Jesse A. Haines Dies in Hospital |

| Jesse A. Haines, former rail-

'roader who lived at 2189 Station St., died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital. He was 76.

Born in 1Indianapolis, Mr. Haines lived here all his life. He formerly was! employed with the Big Four Railroad. Mr. Haines was a member of St. Francis DeSales Catholic Church and its Holy

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Mrs. George D. Kahlo

Mrs. George D. Kahlo, former Indianapolis resident, will be buried here in Crown Hill follow+ing graveside services at 2:30 p. m. Monday. Burial will be in the family plot. Mrs. Kahlo died Wednesday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Turner Wiltshire, Middleburg, Va. She was the widow of Dr. George D. Kahlo, former medical {director of Greenbriar Hotel, | White Sulphur Springs, Va. She had lived there until she took ill {recently. A native of Indianapolis, Mrs. Kahlo spent her childhood here. She was the daughter of Dr. John Mason Gaston, prominent Indianapolis physician. Other survivors include a son, George Dwight Jr, Brookfield, Conn., and four grandchildren. Services will be in Middleburg prior to return of the body to Indianapolis.

Mrs. Willie Robinson

Mrs. Willie Robinson, 61-year-old Indianapolis resident who lived at 436 W. 29th St., died yesterday in General Hospital. ] Services will be held at 1 p. m, ' tomorrow in Patton Funerd Home with burial to follow in Floral Park. A native of Auburn, Ky. Mrs. Robinson had lived in Indianapolis the past 30 years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Henry C.; a stepson, Ffank Rob-

inson; a stepdaughter, Georgia, of Indianapolis; one brother, Tornton James, Pennsylvania,

and three grandchildren.

Episcopal Clergymen | To Visit Atterbury |

Clergy of the Indianapolis Episcopal Diocese will meet Monday lat Camp Atterbury as guests of |the post, with Chaplain Earl M. . |Honaman, 28th Infantry Division chaplain as chief host. | The clergymen, who call themP |selves “The Clericus,” will open ND the meeting with a service in . Chapel 1106 at 11:30 a. m. LunchMan ¢ leon, a business meeting and discussion will follow in the officers’

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